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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
FOR SALE

fEtnAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
KIN LODGE, formerly the property Of Thos Miller
dec-HdnSkia Lodge Is situated in the county Of King Will
nam on The Pamunkey river opposite Hanover Town. and
WITHIN ~ i.es OF the city Of Richmond, in wealthy
and agreeable neghbOrbOod. 1t contains nearly three thou
sand acres oil as yalunbeland that which
about two thousand owgrounds great fertility and of
various soils adapted to the culture wheat barley and
tobacco The high land is also fertile, and clothed
forests aording an abundant supply Of wood and timber
Alarge Manufacturing Mill adjoins this esiueat which
the wheat made ON can be sold small deduction from
the Richmond prices; and from the landing the river
The products may be transported 10 baltimore, expense
oil more than eight ten cents buse There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions two
families with good ouihOuSes stables
eachThe one Is usually call ed WansLn Iodge the other Is
on that part of the estate which obtained the name Of
Wormtey GroUeTo the former belong valuable and extern
sye orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia SURPRISES this
IN quality Of SOIL beauty and pleasantness ofsuaon or in
the convenience and ceapness of the Transportation of its
products TO the best maketsManskin Lodge and WorInley
Grove will be sold entire in parcels TO suit purchasers on
the following terms One fourth part the purchase money
viii he divided into five equal parione th part ofte said
fourth viii he required in casbthe other ffts win
made able in annual instruments successiye,y the first
payable ON the list january 1622he remaining three
lourihs viii be made payable the Is January 1876
Bonds with approved security will be required aud deed
! trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. II. FER TUSON,
Executors Of Thomas Miller, dec.
| Goochiand. March 50. f0GItf
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PuRlLC SAIE

PURSUANT TO deed Of trust, executed by b.
Pickett, for the purposes therein mentioned SHALL on
inc second nionda IN September e<t before the front
the Court-itose of Fauucr County, and Virginia
offer at public sale to the highest bidder the on
which said Pickett resides containing about FIFTEEN
HUNDRED ACRES. This adjoins the town of War
renon the seat OF Justice of the county Fauluer.
part OF be al disposed of lots
Ihe land lies well Tor Farming is uncommonly well
ed has large and commodious dwelling Warrenton
with barns and stables. There three four
apple orchards and fruit of descrption. The
greater part OF this estate has been highly by the
use OF Clover and Plaster and fine t and under
good fencing. Tbercsa Slate quarry superior quality
upon This land within half ame of Warrcnton. Warrenon
affords ready market for the surplus produce the Farm
and Tor wood considerable quantity OF which spa
red Its situation is uncommonly healthy, popuous
and genteel neghborhood. 1t is of most desirable
estates in the Upper Country twill be sold three par
GELS, and plat viii be exhibited on the iny of Sale
credit OF two, three and four years will be given
Tor the purchase money. Bonds with approved security
bearing interest from the first of January next together
with deed OF trust the property will be required The
purchaser can he accommodated with farming utensils and
stock Of every description Possession given on the
FIRST day of January with liberty crop of small
grain. There will be from hundred aud ffty 10 two
hundred well prepared for wheat which Mr. Pickett
will seed at II fair price
JOHN SCOTT, Trustee.
Fhupuer County, July 81. 24-tis
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SPRING HILL ACADEMY

IT1S institution is located in Albemarlc county, twenty
miles north east from the University.
teach the Latin, Greek and gli,i languages
History Composition, &C. My price for board tuition
washing scholars finding their beds candles towels
VIII be fyfve dollars per session. payable in advance
Where furnish lodging, there will be additional charge
can accommodate IS or 20 boarders.
My uniform practice has beer incncate upon my
pills correct principles and to enjon the observance up
right moral department To the young restraint has always
proved burdensome and unpleasant experience pro-
claims the necessity and Importance Of discipline. He spo
,ooud commands must t 'e7 to Doe is sentimcn;
by Aenophon If mistake and comprises an admirable
esSo-Le or no dsoriery behavior has prac-
used by my schoars and school, believe
hibed more harmony and unexceponabe conduct-Twen-
ts-iy, years experience in the mana cement
YOUTH ought OF itself to entite share public
Respecting my course and general management conf
deny appeal to former respected pupils many of whom
are now occupying important stations professional men,
and some of them far advanced in the read political emil
nencf. -
Scholars will be received at any time but none for shorter
period than two sessions My session will close on
me 'th OF October and the winter session
18th of November JAMES a. WADDFT
July II. oO-w6Iyt
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Hood Lairn again For Sale.

LENA VO0u LdtrN u9uln For Sale.
NHm The sale Of this tract of land having taken
llkA place the 2ist Of July, according the terms
OF former advertisements the subscribers by virtue
of trust executed by Harry Gaines 18th OF
uary 1921 and recorded in the clerks Office of King
county, therein named the
specified, WILL the 5k IF Agt merit ii fair otherwise
ON the next fair day, offer Tor sale the premises Cash,
that most valuable farm called WOOD LAWN, situate in the
county aforesaid, about eight miles from the
nearly equi-dtint from the Rappahannock attapony
rivers containing $50 be the or less
rate farming land which lies beautifully well proper
toned 90 timber and arabic and-wel improved with new
and spacious buildings valuable orchards, trees
IA eyey respect most elegant and ravae Estate. The
subscribers will convey such title only
by virtue of the said deed of tru is believed however,
that good and perfect title be sale
certainly occur. RICHARD GAINES
Julv27. 23--3tstis THOMAS JEcEEpIES
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TOBACCO LANps-FlRsT QUALITY

WILL sell 7O acres of this description of and lying
n Stonewoii creek in the lower end Of Campbell county
and about half mile from james river. This my choice
OF one half of that nc formerly David
SEN decd and much admired for its fertility Purchasers
viii De better judges b, looking at crop tobacco
For title. price. and payments, application made
Judge Thomas T. Bouin OF Richmond who empowered
to s the same Or TO Wn Walker, Esq adjoining the land
lLso-iO0 lying miles below Lynchburg princi-
pay within the valley OF James river and one
side by that river for than three miles. There
this tract about COO OF cleared land principally
second low grounds houses large orchards grated fruit
which have not failed bearing for twenty years, vineyard
more than sufficient Qy good management supply one
family with wine-an nexhausble bed OF limestone and
coarse marble.
Those who wish 10 get rich by the cultivation earth
and nj the time enjoy that health which pure air and
sweet water only afford. and the
with one OF the most beautiful and sublime
nation can conceive need not so beyond this spot search
oil q nome. WM. !. LEWIS.
August 7. 2e-oi
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by virtue ola trust deed executed the subscribers as
trustees, 10y William Gay Junior and Lucy ~. Cav his
WIFE on the 2a day of April 1876 and Of record IN the
clerks Office of The county Of buckingham will he sold
puDNt auction, the premises ~ the highest bidder for
cash. on Friday The SLIT day Of cst merit The whole or
much Of the tract Of land lying in buckingham county con-
tanning about eightyhree acres, the occupancy Of
Charroi NJ Shepher(and which tract Of land h PARTICIPANTS
described in the said trust dcedO will be- sufficient TO raise
the balance Of principal and interest due certain bonds
executed by the said William Gay jun aud James y. Fergu-
son 10 Robert Graham exor Of James Lyle, decreased which
bonds ere also particularly described ~ The said deed al
cost and charges attending the execution Of the said
athO the subscribers believe the title 10 the said
land to be unquestionsby good yet they win only
to Che purchaser tc title which has been n them by
the said deed. JAMES BRANDER
July 81 2i--tde SAMUEL TNYIOV
GOhMlffEDo the jail " NOriok c0siny, as a runaway
- negro man who calls himself WIN. BgOWN-siafe,
Inst lie . free and has served IN the T. S.navye
said Brown is Of dark complexion feet inches lgii 81
years ufage has the left Leg which saws was
wound by mukc ball, ard his let side Occasonet
by asahe Of said negro u any. j. sired e. prov
his property, those Interested produce the proper
lences Of his freedom, he will be disposed Of the la
directs. WA. BERNARD Tailor OF Sorfoll r,,,utv
Nav ". '-N
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NOTICE-

A LII persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM deceased, ar
n requested 70 make payment To Immediately, as
am DESTROYS Of closing the administration A. soon as possible
and therefore cannot grant Indulgence TO any body.
WALTER Dun, Executor
Nov. TO- bf-f of John fsrataro dee.
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Ii persons indebted TO the estate of SAMUEL PAINE
deceased requested make immediate payment 10
me being DESTROYS TO close the administration as
possible Indulgence be granted any. Persons ha-
wing Claims against the estate requested make them
knownto ORRIS PAINE,
administrator Of Samuel Paine, deceased
-
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hereditary dominion of the Tyrol, whose loyal
and valiant struggle, in her behalf, had formed
one of the most splendid chapters in the his
tory of the late war, but which she had aliena-
ted by cruelty and njustice-and where;
or an arm voluntarily raised, in her cause"
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UFNOTICE.fU

UPNOTlCE.-fU
M informs those parents and guardians who
w design 70 confde their gters wards TO her care
As more scholars than the number first mentioned can he
conveniently Taught aud suitably
wh continue 10 be received until the is full And
since some doubt may arise from her having omitted To saw
any thing ON the subject with those who may live too re-
noley TO take their daughters and home in vacation
Mrs IT, avails herself of this OCCASION saw tat She is viii
Essex, August Z. s,,
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5'hE following highly valuable ZEAL ESTATE is offered
a Tor sale on the most liberal terms:
The tract Of land which the subscriber resides in the
county Of Bedford, miles from the OF New London
from The Academy and II miles from Lynchurg containing
about 1900 acres between and 400 cleared the
balance In woodsthe whole of which Is fine tobacco land
except about 10 acres, and that good grain land. The i'm
provemenS extremely valuable and commodiou This
band is very heavily timbcre lays we'll is well and
IN a healthy and agreeable neighborhoOd.
One other trac; of land living Staunon in the
county Of Campbell, called The BoIling Green, within %
miles oil Lynchburg containing 1000 this tract
there about 400accs Of cleared land large portion
rst rate bottom land which is admirably adapted the Gull
vaon oftoacc0. This plantation good order crop
ping wei watered and healthy, and took its from
being very level The balance ofihe land in woods due
proportion Of which is tobaC land Of the first quality.
Another tract of land in the county Of Campbell
Ivy creek about miles from yncburg containing IL acres
very small proportion Of which cleared fresh in fine
heathe remainder mostly rich tobacco land heavily
tnieredand the wood on the is a cOnside-
be profit The land has upon several very fine springs
and some excellent mill seats.
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which he offers on most advanta gcous
terms small proportion of the purchase money will be
required IN llanda credit Of one two and three years will
he gwen Tor the baanceFor further particulars appca
ton be made to the subscriber New London or to
Mr. Jesse irvine near Lynchburg. WIN. IRVINE.
August 7. ge-tqtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court o the Unite
States for the Fifth Circuit and Virginia District pro-
nounced ON the 18th day of juno 1921 cause therein
pendng wherein Robert Crouch is plaintiff
and the subscriber defendants will he Sold upon the pre-
misses on the 18th day Of September next LOT parcel of
ground containing lying being near the
Poor House of the city Of Richmond, with buildings
hereon-which was conveyed 10 the subscriber trust by
recorded in the general courtor much thereof
VIII DE necessary to pay the costs which have been incurred
and he incurred in the the trust created nv
the said deed as also the costs OF the suit aoresa and
condy the sum of twelve hundred dollars
and eghtythree cents, with interest 10Th day of
August 1879 until payment of the balance now due under
the said deed of trust The purchaser will required TO
give note or notes for the purchase money PAYABLE i'm sixty
days with approved endorser The title iii be retained
until the sale is confirmed ny the court
JAMES BROWN, Jr Trustee
u
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NOTICE

WILL be sold on Monday the goth August next at the
~ Aucu Store of Richard Brooke, all shares the
Hichmond osborne's Turnpike Company which there
shall be any money due on that day.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
q. NJ. CARRINGToN, Treasurer.
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SMYRNA.

or an arm voluntarily raised, IN her cause.
SMYRNA.
BosroN, August A private letter, first
rate source, of the 18th May, mentions that
several American and European houses, whose
members had married Greek Ladies, and
other Ladies the country had sought refuge
on board of the shipping that business was
at stand that the houses, Lee 81 Sons, and
Perkins u Co. were yet ON shore that the
Baltimore ship United States, hadarrived from
Batavia, with 100000 Id. Coffee, and il was
expected would leave with the sanie cargo !;
that there was IN embargo on all vessels,
which would probably be raised on the 10th
that assassinations of the Greeks were daily
taking place that 5000 Janssaries, (Asiatic
Barbarians) had taken the command Of the
Town, and committed many excesscs, but
they having been ordered and sent out of town.
by the new Pacha, things wore better aspect.
[Degrand's RePoH.
New YoRk, Aug. s.-We have receivedby
the arrival of the ship Benjamin, from Catbz,
files of Spanish papers up to the 10th of June.
They are principally filed with the procee.l
ings of the Cortes on subjects of local concern,
and contain no news Of any interest TO the A
merican reader.
We are inforriied from capt. Prince who
arrived this forenoon in the ship Benjamin
from Cadia, which place he LETT on the 9th OF
June, that few days before he sailed, Spa
nish feet of about 40 sail had arrived at that
place under convoy Of the Brenda frigate with
about two millions, eight hundred thousand
doliars ~ silver, and 1900 ounces Of gold.
\ Swedish snip had also just arrived at ca
d& with Z prisoners, consisting of the crews
oi three ships who had been captured from the
above fleet by the Patriot privateers.
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Committed to The jail Of Henrfco County,
the 10Th day OF April last. runaway negro man
~ named AARON who saws he belongs 10 John Turpin Of
county lie appears TO he about 80 years age
iee inches hgh and of dark complexion The owner
oil said slave IS requested pay charges take him away
otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
June &c. tiff Er w Msvo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

II The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
y times week during the session of the State Lee
the same as heretofore, Fise Dollars per an
num- PAYABLE in advance Notes OF chartered speciepay
Banks (sIy) will he received in payment The Editors will
guarantee the safety of RENTING them by MAIL the postage
of all letters being paid by the writers.
III No paper will be discontinued but at the discretion
The until all ,se ,S sssn paid up
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
" Ono square, fess-Frs; Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement Inserted until IL has either been paid
for assumed by some in this city, its envons
REMOVAL
,IE Subscribers beg leave inform their friends and
from the Market Bridge Crouchs, formerly
blc's corner,
WHERE THEY INTEND KEEPING
DRRGGODS LINE. " 80
Aug. .. 2e-,f WILLIAM NEALE L co.
LEWIS WEBB,
HAVING taken GEORGE T. BOOKER and LEWIS
be carried ON under the firm Of LEWIS WEBB 4 co.
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OFFER FOR SAFE,
10000 lbs Green Coffee
$50 bb Caruthers, Lcyburn', and Mc1anderI Ifvines
Rectied Whisky
IS lhds Antigua Rum
do. st. Croix do.
do. and 10 bbis. New England do
80 bbls. Apple Brandy
do. Holland Gin
do. Country do.
II bbls. L. p. fcncriae Wine
20 doz. bottles do.
10 hhtls. New Orleans Sugars
do. prime ST. Croix do.
100 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
apO do. do ground do
10 Bar Iron
do. Plough Plates
DO American and English Dlistered Steel
herman and Crawley Steel
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go WOODSTOCK FOR SALE.

&3A WOODSTOCK FOR SALE.
IsesEU Offer for sale The valuable estate whcreon
lin now reside. purchased lately frd8 Bernard NJ
Carter Es called WOoDSTCCKi in the county OF Faquer
on the waters OF Cedar about Smcs below
80 from Fredericksburg, Falmouth Occoquan Duufes
and 10 from Alexandria by the turnpike auckland. The
tract contains 4i7 acres by late surveys and divided
TO three farms About THRU of the whole wood
and part heavily timbered There between five and
six hundred acres of cleared low grounds first quality
excellent enclosures all the farms with woodland
meadows conveniently distributed for each The high
in state of productive cultivation lies remarkably WELL
and is adapted 10 plaster and clover There valuable mill
seat abundant stream, about the the whole
tract and in neighborhoOd peculiarly demanding its
Provement more particular description is deemed
c-sary, as any person disposed purchase will
the property The Estate will be disposed Of in the aggrc
gate OF III separate iarms purchaser purchasers
whole or part be accommodated with all the Negroes
about 2o or portion the be; Jut aPPa-
t1on for the Negroes ereept BY purchasers Of the land
Also the growing crop OF CORN. with STOCKS of every
description, FARMING UTENSILS, &c. &c. Letters post
paid TO me, Fauquier Courthouse, Virginia, will be
promptly attended 10. WILLIAM L. CARTER.
AnPuSt Z. oG-1rt
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land FOR SALE
AN OVERSEER IVA NTCFD

tim ~ W. contract with ovcrsecr TO live on my planta
year Nom, ~ the county OF enrico FOR the ensuing
need apply except single men who can pro,iuce
20 receive recommendations such as will be content
Ricbrai compensation the times will warrant
'' -'"N"st H. 81 JOHN AMBLER.
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y ~ persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM
Nseeased, are requested to make them known.
Nov ~ WALTER DUN, Executor
nf lain, f.raI,a .t.cfd
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'Vot'ce 10 assistants for taxing The Fourth Cen
gus, IN The Easter1l District of Virririn.
THE CO-PARTNEpS

7 EI{OTIIP
ii EdNEiOtORE existing under the firm of REID and
- Nd Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
~ held IS July authorised settle up the business
- ' 0V"ocrh' \. REID.
picha, =, REUBEN RAGLAND.
~ 1911. 27-3t
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J1lIE Subscribers beg leave inform their friends
Il the public, that they have This Morning their
store from the Market Bridge Crouch's, formerly Gam
bles corner,
WHERE THEY INTEND KEEPING
q Large Supply Of erery .4,ticie an the
DRH-GOODS LINE.
.. 26-tf WILLIAM NEAIE 4 co.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
81. Ciairspilie, October ~.
4HORRIBLE!

On Wednesday night last, sAandy
Hammond, Of this county, in a fit of in
toxication, put period TO the existence
of his wife. He was much in the habit
OF intemperance and when in that condi-
ton, frequently treated his wife with out
rage and violence. From the appear
ancc of the corpse, and from his own
confessions, it would seem that alterca-
ton arose after his wife was in bed; that
he struck her several blows about the
face, dragged her from the bed, and
threw her with violence against the floor
In the fall her neck was dislocated. He
is in prison, TO abide the sentence Of the
law.
This seems fit occasion to remark,
that we have too many instances ofmen.
who indulge in INVESTIGATION, and then
treat their wives in barbarous and cruel
manner Such ought to regard this ca
tastrophe as most solemn warning.--
The wretched man now resting under
the charge of murder, in his hours of so.
briefly, was a kind and indulgent hus-
band: and when he committed the fatal
deed, there is every reason to suppose
that he had no intention Of destroying
life: he would perhaps have shuddered
at the suggestion. Who shall dare say,
that he may indulge the same ungovern-
able passion, and avoid the same de-
plorable consequences
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

Theforces Of Entfe Rios thai had crossed
the Parana, have been totally des'roy,eo'
and their chief, Ramires, decapilated.-
Carrera had escaped, and by the last
news was approaching Mendoza. Per
haps he may succeed in getting across
me Cordillera TO Chill, but we think ne
must find his end soon, either on tins or
that side. Our latest dates from Chill
are of July 5th; that country was then
very quiet. Gen. San Martin IN feru
had loblsined new advantages over the
Royalisls, and an armis.ice oil twenty
days had been concluded i'll conse-
quence.
e !" Matters with Sir Thomas Hardy had
been settled amicably and the blockade
limited to the line OF coast from Pisco TO
sCallao. Lord Cochrane is represented
as determined 70 make his fortune be-
fore the calnpaign is over, 20 the great
de,rimcnt however Of the cause OF the
Patriots, rendered odious TO foreign ma
lions by bis yiracies, and to the friends
of liberty BY his depredations on the
coast. On HE 9Th May he landed at
africa, and took besides four Spanish YES
sells, severalneutrals, among The latter
the brig Macedonian, Smith, OF Boston.
He took or shore 100000 in specie,
said to belong to captain Smith, who was
al Ariguepa. II SO, this is the third sum
Of money taken from that concern"
ffft'sf 2. M ~ y 49,
In the Kings answer to the address OF
1.-THE CatAoiic Bishops, he made no ailn-
sion whAtsver to any redress or allevia-
ton of Gaholic grievances One OF the
Dublin e,itors commenting on Their APP
pearance, makes the following remarks.
i" AS a y pof Of the revolving absurdlty
of the remnant of the anti Cathoilc Penal
! Laws, which, in order to insure the re-
probation o. Europe, are still suffered
to remain o. the statute book. need
only observl that the very men who this
day approached the throne dressed IN
their episcohl robes, and who have been
complmentA by the King for their
cordial ami uutiful attachment to that
throne, arr yei liable TO suffer death, tor
lperformpg one Of the most necessary
and hnYrtant functions Other religion.
as thc'aW stand., Catholic clergyman
| is liable to suffer death, it he celebrate
a marriage between Catholic aud a
ProteSan; and with admirable logic,
the statute goes on to say, that it shall be
presumed AID concluded, that The priest
knew the rfligion ofthe parties, when he
celebrated the marriage"
National Gazette.