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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
MAP OF THE WORLD,

OH shcftttCf PfDteSteOH'
This 10 the only map of the World which exhib-
Ste correct view of tie territory Of the United
States, and great care has been taken 20 have IL
improved 10 as to corrdpond with the authors
map OF shst couLtry. IL 10 peculiarly important,
u the preient time, TO have view of the relations
which the United States bear to the other nations
OF the world, particu arly Britain, Spain, and Ruff
ia; and, accordingly the relpec',ve fet,ements of
thele countries, which approach the United stated
territory, are correctly deliaezsed this map. 1t
ailo exhibits the boundary lines of the various ztes
aAd territories throughout the whole known world,
correctly dslinezted according TO the bef author
ties The sscls of the mon eminent circumnav
gators are laid down IT, and alto thole Of forne
of the mon important nsyiga'ors from the United
States, particularly that OF the ihip Alliance, which
failed from he port of Philadelphia TO Canton
rou1 Van Dieman Land; Commodore Roger
track, and bis remarkable cruze into the North
Seas, during the war and the track of the frigate
Efsx, commanded by Commodore Porter, round
Cape dorm TO valparaiso, ano thence TO the Cali
pages and the Marqveias Ilanes this Ian track Is
Of importance a. the praent time when iestle-
ment Is propofsd a: the mouth of the Columbia
river N fhewing the bel courfe round Cape Horn
The map has been recently improved by rep
reclamation Ct BeLFss Boy according 10 the late
furveys II Capt.. kofs aud on The nor h wei coat
particu a. fains have been taken TO thew the ex
tent OF The X. 5Ts- /stfssrssfs.
This map il accom- panied by DESCRIPTION con-
tairing gener-l view Of the Whole kno~n world,
with al ns,ural phenomena, and particular des-
erptlon of The various X gdoms hates, and terri
tories, elhbsipg their 6;uaios. boundaries, extent
and area face of the country, Sc; with Dumber
Of calculations relative the future progreis OF
fociety. To this will be an sppeodis containing
various matters relative - The United Ssaes, to
be exhibited in he eniuirg Genius and the whole
i illuiis ated by the foliosing maps, viz:
l. Map ofthe World on the gobular projection,
iluliraline the difFes enee between the 9 obular
and Merczlor's projection
2. Map az The iihmss of Darisn iheving the
various erojsc'ed paHages from she atlantic into
he Pacific oceAc-
5 sfap OF the iahmus Of sutz, hswing the va
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

s"Honeay is The best pelley."
Be honest and tits clear as light,
You'll make by far most money byt.
The profits that are got by cheating,
Are very few and very fleeing.
Experience proves the adage true,
Then never lose it from your view
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shalt feel.
=, t1fNu sHtf1tFCtEs
That not a ron our hrs have plishted.


Again; the poet means TO say, that his hopes
have been often blighted, but she, she! has BROS
en- me seal, and therefore, that the case is help
less. But would IT not have been still better had
ne used such figures as would show, at glance.
some aggravation by comparison, there appearing
now, no occasion for the word 'H.ongh' there, and
no necessary oonnexion between the two misfor-
tunes spoken OF. Suppose the poet had said, (and
we do believe such is what he meant, because il
is apparent now, though not ticiently strikangl
hitherto the seal has been nislatd hidden or lost
for time; but thou, thou hast broken it or
pursuing the first thought, hitherto nv hopes
have been blighted-often blighted-but thou
hast withered-sye, and scattered them that is
were Il said IN poetry, and said too, as well as
Mr. Walter can say 1T, would not something of
that sort be better?
The sunshine rigers for = not right; not ia
character; not in keeping with the piece.
fifth stanza: warm and rich but there seems
to be want of consequence in it of reassn last
line but one, and the last seem in contradiction
Ofthe 9th stanza we need say nothing. "rn
not rebuke thee" How tender. how touching !.
1t is the strong spirit Of poetry striving upward,
and swaying all about her with the aspect and
determination Of one endowed with supernatural
power. Two last lines, common, cheap, boyish;
We would swear that they were unfelt, and put
in solely because they could not spoil vacancy.
as old petticoats and weather beaten hats are
sometimes crammed into broken windows.
The 9Th line of the 9Th stanza is remarkably
strong, noble, aud so is the next--yet more sub
lime and awful by far. Together, these two stan
zas may rank among the mosi powerful and chaste
of the poem.
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erStatistics of Europe and .4nerica.

! III STATISTICS Of Europe ana .7n'erlcds
A French journal has published the follow
| Ing statistical table of the several states o.
Europe and Of the United States Of America.
| France. Population. %, 900 600 Of inha5.
iiants. Revenue. 800, 600 600 Of francs. Pub
lie debt, 3 mIliards 400, 100000, or touT
times lis revenue.
.auslrin. Population, 90, 600, 900 of inhab-
ilans. Revenue 30oOO0,0o0 of tanks
Debt, nlliard 500, 900, or six times its
revenue.
Spain. Population, / i 900 900. Revenue,
100 millions Of francs Debt, 8 miliard or
nineteen times lis revenue.
Great Brian Population IN Europe IT,
100000, in ASIA 100000, in America
9 900, 900 Of inhabitants Total under the
English dominions 10 ,O0O, 600 of inhabitants.
Revenue | mlliard i55 millions of francs
Debt, l9 mlliards, OF eighteen times its rev.
enue.
The Netherlands, comprising the colonies.
Population, 5000 600 oil inhabitants. Reye-
nue., l66 ,O0O,0 900 OF francs Debt, 3 mil
lizards and halt or twenty times lis revenue.
Prussia. Population ] 100000 Of in
habilans. Revenue, 10000 600 Of francs
Debt, Coz millions, or four times lis revenue.
Russia, linciudng Poland Population.
so million. Revenue, so millions. Debt,
600 millions, or nearly dosble lis revenues.
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FOR SALE,

az No. s, LONG WHARF.
500 Bulls. Super6ne Flour,
10 Bbls. No. 2 Beef,
10 Hbds. w. |. Rum,
$50 Boxes by and s BY 10 Window Glass,
40 Boxes No. | and Chocolate,
2 Pipes Lisbon WIne-Half and Quarter
Pipes ditto,
Hhds. and Bbls. American Gin,
2 Pipes Holland Gin, Casks Linseed Oil,
BY GREELEY.
Feb. f9, 1921.
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POETRY.
MELANCHOLY.

MELANCHOLY.
Her tresses are dark as the wing OF the raven,
Her robes are all wet and her bosom is bare:
Like barque on the wave, mid the whiriwlnd
of heaven,
She wapders distracted, or sinks In despair.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

a tender uiF.-Dr. Mo1nsey, Of Chelsea
College, was apt to quarrel with bis wife.
Returning from FuIham, he was overtaken by
terrible storm return hearse came up,
going 70 Chelsea Any port in storm The
doctor crept in with the pail and rlumes fox
his companions. The bearse stopped at bis
door; his lady looked oui "Who have YOU
got there, coachman - The doctor, ma'am.'
'Thank Heaven" says she, hes safe at
Iast.r-'Thank you my love- says The doc
tor (geuing ouI Of The hearse) for your kind
anxiety for my safesy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

A real MERMAID has arrived in London,
brought in the Borneo. from Bencooen, Su-
matra +; it is Of perfect shape from The hest
TO the middle. and the rest is tail like Thai
Of Dolphin.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

Il appears by the census just completed
that the Charleston, r.. c. District contains
8O,el2 Inhabitants Al the last census IN
1910, there were 63s 479, which gives the as
Ionisbing increase during Ten years Of i7,o55
souls
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

The whole number OF Patents granted d.
ring the year 1927. are l40; the greater pal
are for Improvements.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

The Unifed States Of .america. Popu-
Ia,ion, IL millions. Revenue, $50 million
of francs Debt, 463 millions, or three times
their revenues.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
GEOGRAPHY.


= JOHN .gELTSH.
Gee .@SAPHER AND MAP PUBLISHER.
No. 2c9 enEssUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
10 publishing by subscription the following inter
estio1 yuorks viz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
Translated for the National Inteiliyeneer.1
Lalo Of the esd Of .april, 1921.

IH'o 81 ne esd 81 Upr1t, 1921.
Louis, by the grace of God, King of France
anu OF Navarro. On the report of our Min
ls;er, Secretary of State, in the Department
of Foreign Affairs, we have ordained and do
ordain as follows:
Art. l. The lgt article of our ordinance Of
the 26th July last, by which there is estab-
llshed special duty Of ninety francs per ton.
without prejudice to the additional tenth. on
vessels belonging to the United States of a
merlca, shall be applicable only TO those YES
sells aforesaid, entered into the ports of France
after the 18th OF December last.
2. The amount of duties which, in conse-
quence OF the special duty established bv our
ordinance OF the sGth July, may have been
received from the vessels of the United STATES,
entered M 'ac ports Of France previous to the
l5th Deceinber last, shall he returned 10 whom
they belong, except the deduction of a sum
equal TO the ordinary tonnage duty.
8. The cd article of our said ordinance OF
the 26th July last is repealed.
H. Our Minister Secretary of State of Fo-
reign Affairs, and our Minister Secretary Of
state OF Finance, are charged with the exec,f-
uOn oil the present ordinance, which shall be
Inserted i'll the Bulletin of the Laws.
Given at Paris, in our Palace the Thuillc-
rles, the esd April, 1871. LOUIS.
BY the King
The Minister Secretary Of State of Foreign
Affairs PASQUIER
1t Is stated in recent Report Of the AgricuI-
tural Committee of the House of Commons IN
England, that at the present price of corn, the
returns TO an occupier ofan arabic farm, after
allowing for the interest of his investment. arc
by no means adequate to the charges and out
goiuss, of which considerable proportion can
be pad only out Of the capitals, and not from
lhc rrohts Of The tenantry. They state their
hope that the rate ofinferest of money NAV IN
a short time be so far reduced below the lcoaI
maximum, and that from the great accummtlia-
hon of capital in the country, cooperating Nth
Pos't're dnd sieady reduction offacp uJIic debf.
he burthen willb !ightened ina, nowrx.supon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
ITALIAN RANDIrrI,

LONDON. F'b. 2T.-on the sSi OF December. at one
O'Clock M me morning. badui from the N'sPoian tern
tory broke htu th convent Oh ST. frarisco whe, outsie
the gats oil tue city OF icrraes and tiz' - 81 the pupils
WIN ue easher ana several OF tine aeedanis, With whom
th'y Waue GU n"arus tue mountains. NJ short distance
from the convent, earoer, namet Bercolani, feiiinwih
them aM though alone stop them by firing
upon them but he was killed on the spot by the fire oftwo
ehros ~ TINS affair the Vice Rector OF the convent WAS
inoftaiy wounded, and two Of the pupils slightly. In the
SEVERAL OF the pupils with ONE of the ,.sehery
ana one OF the attendants effected their escape Ntxtday
the rufar. rsea, tao Of the pupils porter of
convent with note demanding $4,000 dea,s, and sup
ply oil provisions for the ut the of the prison.
ers On the 2sth four OF the youngest children
having en sent by their reiat;yrs and tvo ,s,s af,sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
NEusE RIVER NAvI,;ArroN.

RaLhiGH, Apr, 27.-MOItay being the DIV fixed by
Jaw Tor t'e annual meeting Of the Stockholders of This
company number o!thein met the Srcretar,'s OHe
IN this city; hut the holders maiority of share. not being
pr,en, the me, ting adjourned i'll next day ~hen quo
rum seng formed. VIM. Ruin, Esq. was called TO the
Cnar and Mr. Mark Cook appointed Secretary Report
v OF the com@, for the past year. from
e ffesueht and DNec'ors, being read and order to be
recorded and aIsoa Report from MIR. Fulton the Engineer
o m Sate: as TO The number of Dams aud cks necessa.
r!on ,ne hiv'r with an Estimate of the expense, accn
pSled with Maps of the River and crabtrse and Walnut
rans Of Lock, %c and Estimate OF max ng
Runway from Raleigh TO Crabree and from RAJ. ign 10
,he River the meeting proceeded the election oii-ers
W Y ~. conpaIy for s ensuing year, when che old Officers
We're re eierttd'k dye Porter Presidents aud Ihrophus
Hunter, homas CObb and Joseph Cafes Directors.
RcriS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

virtue OF uus deed, executed L, The s.sscrirs,
- by william Gales, aud regularly REGARDED in tn
court on Cl sierheid for certain purposes therein
!ohn RozeiPs tavern IN the town OF Msnchsster on
e8neSddy the oh day Of M0y neat a lot of ground
ih saih o"n situated On Main street heariy obpo
size I" The said Tavern ahd adaining ,.msen, Tor.
merry occupied by said Ga,es a tavern This Tor
has On II comfortable house suiiabie flr a cfocerf
AnJ at James r. Gatrs's ia The SAID cnunIy %,
Sdinrday the i2th day Of the said month (Hay
Whi oe soo "r cash, al pdbiic anClrn equal bi,
UNDIVIDED tfih pat Of several valuable saves (beIn
W. dover slaves II Mrs. Foree who was fcInsrl, Mr.
Cheatlahl,l win all the ight aud tile of ,be said
"a't To Tue sand lot O Ernnd aud ,aih slaves on So
much OF said propeIt, viii he snflcent for the nnr
poses mentioned IN said decd. TIE subscriber "a IN
convey Such lille as is vested III him as Trnstre
q w COLE, Trustee.
10.
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Valuable .JaNles RIrrT 7DU5 IN ~. -

,".""U.e 0""ItS IltUtI L-hlin JOT ,SHfe.
7 WILL sell my PLANT q On IN PuS lIatan comm,
nn Deep creek, aud lia!f mile rom a,,.s rivet
Adjoining The lands of The Thomas TaLb dec
known ny the naule Of Bel Meade Samuel Swami ana
others containing, by late survey $50 acres TIM,
lana iies Veil ani is generally fresh IT is laid n
'"I neas ~ 9b"nt eghi' aces each, and all wa.
bea"y timbered, aud So sua,ed as &" make IL Qnnvr
hieni 10 the fencing, which is good repair There
are parcei OF exc.ient creek lbygrOunds which are
"esn-ahu ~ believed navigation will be had M IN.
creek this summer. The houses E ing Win 4
rooms and cellar, tobacco aud negro houses also an
excellent orchard select fruits Ike society is good
IN the neghoorhood. Possession may he had this
la,, ana Inc ciop OF wheat seeded, II the purchaser
The terms OF sale win he cash the balance 4 .
ana years. ..Fnrher particulars viii he made know
by application TO the subscriber % Pow la an
ApIll o. l09. .MjM. EtMAEn Z SWAMI
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue Of e,d OF executed TO the subscriber
- by George Greenhow md Elirabeth A. his wife, on
the LIST day OF ay si7,t the payment of the
OF money therein mentioned To Robert SaulerI ahai
Saturday me SIN day u May proceed veil at public
auction on the premises. part of Lot No. oos fronting 81
ton c. street between ah and streets, which
comfortable wooden hui ether houses uecesssy
for the accommodation Of fam,-sow occupied by Mrs
Hunter. The whole establishments repair
desirable situatioo.Ihe sale will commence at
IL o'clock, and be made foe cash.
THOMAS 4. BoULDIN, Trustee.
o. ,d<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

Coam1ssIchey'S tyNtt. stnHtcna .54H - -
IN CHhHCERY....Th creditors OF JOHN GiB5oN
iaie Of The county OF Pfince william B iel ttAs q
Virginia. and the creditors Of the Geceastd NJ NJ
HEASII, OF Liverpool In the Kingdom Of real i,rsip
viii take notice thai b. virtue of decree " The lor
Coun Of The United States for The fifth Circuit aud
virginia District made IN The suit, Wa. knkpatgcA
James BTevn and John H'C0lorb, executors Of tb.
testament aud last will of Mary TieaNy dec the said
James Brown aud Agnes his wife, which said agu.s il
me only danghlef THE said Mary Hearty Jsbn Gson
WIN Gibson, VIZ. Cameron and agnes his sgife Robert
Gibson, Peter Gibson, James Gibson aud Thomas Glib
sou, children and next II hin, and afuitrtstfator.
and sdmnislfa,fiS, &c. Of Peter Gibson, Dec. VII,
oieo WHOM is;ue''''..''.s........ ..,.PtaiHtibS
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John Spence ard James Reed.
executors, &c. oftbe said John Gibson, dec
DeftBddnfs,
that liberty 10 reserved to them la and prove
their respective claims before al NV cce as Com
missioner, in The city Of Richmond, ataDy tine WHbip
ten months from the 220 day NJ December IsgO--a ana
that those who fail 10 do SO, pin be barred Of an
opportunity to make them afterwards.
wA. MACKENZIE, VI. c.
o. i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

vile were ariuaied by a Suspicion that the
crews of the American aud British higaies had
aided the Chilians Ia the capture OF the
Esneralda, by covering The approach of their
boats"
- Aiiigas after being defeated by the Por-
tuguese, aud driven from his government by
famirez, has taken refuge IN Paraguay,
whe,e he was generously received by Frau
cha, aud now resides in "a cell OF the coaveut
OF San Francisco. FranSia siiil rules that
prosiuce aud wisely refuses all connection
with Rushos Ayes.
"Raa,ir.z is the chefof the republic of En-.
tie RIOS. extending fiom Coiiientes 10 the
most south aud east point of the BaXaJa....
There Mas DeeH warm correspondence be-
tween This goser"meut aud general lie Cor,
who commands the Portuguese TO-. es in Mon.
tev'deo, which threatens hostiiies. Rodti.
gnez ~ absent upon au exped iiion against the
predatory bands who infest tho country, bat
Belcatce. the lieutenant governor, tnfot ms
lie Cor IN answer TO his threats. that the com
mrncensnt of hostilIties by the Portuguese
would mite all the provinces heart and soul"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

lUNhWA Az ...KeCenty committee L. tbt iaI n
II isle OF Wight county a NEGRO 8tN. Who calls
himself DICK, stout made, light ccmeiCNiem scar on
his fgbte eve brow, also above en isnlple We SAYS
he was sold by Robert Criieadsn OF Sarry coany to
Nt. Rogers OF Richmond. Va. Tue owner of said Have
Is teqTescd to prove prnpsTy, pay all con
tngeut charges, and ake bin away ~ he will be sold
Ger same, pursuant 10 law
Andl2l. Ils wiz lsHlM lngn ~ Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
TRUST SALE

Rf virtue OF two deeds Of lI.sf executed 10 the
~ subscribers, by Peter Nelson, 10 the putvoses
therein stated, one OF which deeds, is recorded m The
eounD sonIt OF henfico and the other in the ceuHy
court Of Caroline, will proceed 10 sell ON IN. nren
ises, at public Auction 10 the hghesi bidder for ready
mooney the following properly, one traci of MI,
yng III Tue county Of UenTico miles below
Richmond, Containing by late survey, one hundred
ana sixiy-six acres, adjoining III lands ~ Sa,nu,,
McCra" the wilton Estate aud Others on HfoUd0y IN,
Ifh nay OF nay neat and IHnrsday the IGkh Of
me same month, viii he sold N The premises in
tanner aforesaid tue FALL MILLS. with abuut 6hy
acres 81 LAND. thereto attached King i'm m. c,nny
o' caroline near oxord any person wishing TO view
me Aforesaid LAND Or MILLS. may apply TO PETER
NELSON ~ The city Of RrhmcBd, either of The
suhscrihera living in the forks Of Hanover The mn
designed acting as Trustees will convey such tite n,
ay be vested Ia them by the above mentioned DE-
THOMAS FRiCg Jr
HENRY ROBINSON
Hanover April ". IDS
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SIR AIERED.

FNIAT celebrated Racer Yu 1i'peg by the imported
horse Str Harry, viii stand 10 niy Tavern IN the
county Of Hanover, tWeniy miles fron Richmond.
lie Is beautiful dark hsy, about IS hsuds hlgh I;
possessing almost perfect ynmetry and allowed AMI
versay to be one ofhe hapdsom Isl hofses IN Virginia
For pedigree, terms, &c. ibe pHbhe are respectfully
referred 10 the Richmond Daily Hereanne Adveriter.
Apfn o.. l5S.sW6g wa. ID. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

III vii, Se rscoecttd that atemp,s have be.r made In
the L g,saturS Narsi vi and N..S York Zen inv t.nt
most poputsrit airy popuiar-Or all taNcs--a tax on
Il irhvlurs.1
From tic H1grrhfk G1ssff,
THE HUMBLE REMOSS TRANCE Of ,be RACIfE-
LDR'S CLyB OF HAyES -Itif
10 TIE Yigh amt instf, (. risfIiory az Ne,, y.yk
an.f q, y0rSi.nd
Fathers. most inoi,,r. rnnor, ) -srn'l ,,J .,,ai
In. u .,t nur lanI and v,u,.',. 70 ~ 80 a..
lrnrsi. Il ,n,.ers ,,., bnos, ~. nu.h iss,.,,t
My ever, pu. 9. b. Il ia ,,rl h.,r, r,,,,.n,
Your Csrani canal ~. t,i.,,,, h,,Ls,'..s -.
AM. rrn~ tled yon,,,erce hi.xS >nur io,y;u, 80
Each .n,io,is ,iyaI az ,onr fer he ,,y",y', '''
II W in ,nerc, hrar our p,,.,us ,n,sn
Hut If vonr Ip-;S,,,,r,. 81. s,,a.,s
That Vile. n, ,l,,,uu, fn,l,Sb ,,;r,y ,,x
May, L. ypI, i,,,p, vn,,r ~ash,,.ss al en-, CO..
yodr hn.,k stock 'ow ,nd urrx,s l,nr.r b,. 49,
Yrr aucti .,s ,nuIii,IS ,,,,r r;,,ls an
Aut ,Iar dull B.,gian ,Ia,i ~ rn,,y, =, .rr v.;,
Flaw In &. sitean, ne ~. oil ,,, -. =. g.. -
Y. rext degenerate suns of t,,,l,oy;., "
II VI rylanj TIL, hat tai nv, decree
Mis al i, sois b tl,i.,',l 20 w,,l, ~, meas,
DO prrnn g NJ M sh;pn;p,, ,,n., ."p r,'
L ~ as LIS 4 - an "a ,r..inrs i,,t Ill - ''
II NJ. ths ,,ac. 10 , L.- L. 80.
VIA ca. their li,r. q pr.,l.c,,sr,, ,r1,e
Ny iarth hir1, ill las, :,ry Mas r'aIaIeJ,
L. iue, g,rc-Is ~. c.n,.,,, i III ''''''S''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

The Portuguese consuis III the United States
have given notice, That they have received
Instructions not to grant consular papers TO
vessels bound from The UYited Siates to the
kingdom ot Portugal, in consequence of the
unsettled state Of The peninsula. This fact is
important-ss il tends 10 tr.dct report,
that the king 1T Portugal and Brazls had ac
guessed 10 the revolution which has taken
place III Portugal. We knew before, that the
Portuguese ministers at the courts Of Europe
had announced that hey protested against all
the acts of The rev government in PORTUGAL
and that they should oppose them until iii "
shall have received instructions from their
sovereign, and master, on the subject.
dUr1ro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

WILL BE SOLO TO the highest biddeT far cash i'm
W front of The Courthouse Of Henficn come. ~,
mo"dGy ne "a day Of NAY neat, being uenrics court
idy, Ne0Ko "OmhM canned EADY b. has been
Confined in the jan of BsnIico county Tor ~ nIs
and says that she is the properly oJobn CoIgan Of the
county of Hanover.
REUBEN TANK ERSLFY u s
For HIN. Mage, sheriff Of HcnricO county
fsfa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

= olICE.'..By Dirtne Ola iced Of trust fIecnted
to The SMbsoriber by nm. II HUGHES To secUre
10 %ter hndsrona certain ofhsoney therein ,aea
,ionsd, ShaH proceed 10 sen 10 The highest bidder
Jdr casa Gu idsy the eiet enh day NAV ins.rt n,
ne houSe TIE said Nm. H. HUgbe5, ire fofio,riug
properly WeHttonef ia said dseR, III. negro maj
named barbour. BY fTdde DiGckSmith a 1sgyo
ponan named PfHder. The hoWehold Juyaitnrc
consisting OF beds sc ttoo c5ws anu hefo9{s beiog
Hs 60 tshee!r't;m ana f0ckSmifh'S shop. The sale
miH PcfifVety take yiaee e one O'Clock o., me 6or
day, yJd'r, othe,Hise on the neat fair dog
>, . REUBEN MEREDITH.
HdnoUer, May II5 tJSsfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

'hb pueic IS hsftby informed that the unfinished
business heretofore entrusted to ME in the courts
ID which praciised in the city OF Richmond, wiii be
attended to by Hfitian Hay, jr. Esq--and tina, in my
absence, application for papers and other necessary
Information, may be made To Mr. David Roper my
Office. THOMAS n BOIIpiN
April q. mo u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

t5~Ihe Society If Virginia far PROMOTING,
AGRICULTURE
tFTfLL form stated meeting on the thrd M6ndayAn
" next month, at the Union Hotel IN this civ az
eleven O'Clock A. N. The members are earnestly re.
qutsted to attend. JOHN ADAMS Secretary
Kithmond, April H. uI--wtdm