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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-24
Trieste, July Is.

Trieste, July i,
The Austrian vessels returning hoo
from the Leyant have been frequeut|
visited BY Greek armed vessels, wh!eI
have always shown the greatest respe
to the tias OF the emperor of Austria
T"ese vessels have brought us some !,
cent news from the Archipelago anG I'd
Peloponnesus. The. e does really exist
government OF the islands, the seat
which is at Hydra, an island to the cal
: OF the Peloponnesus; but the authority i
this Government Is not recoS nIzed b, 81
Whole of these, which arc more or ls|
under the dominion of the Turks. TIE
are jealousies between the ,nhabltan Il
the different islands, and each gover
itself il its own way: however, all the ii
habitants make all possible sacrifice, 10
relieve themselves from the TurA--
There was an i"ea OF es,ablishing gene.
raj government at TrlpolIiza, but til.
plan cannot be realized unless the Turk:
evacuate the whole Of tie Nlorea ThI
Greehs are employed in building forts 4
the several ISLANDS, and in repairing aI
extending the wcrks " hich had been neI
lected by the Turks. The Turks On It'd
side are endeavoring to iortify themsel|
In the islanGs next to the coast OF AL
and they will do their utmost to maintsI
themseke s there. Thev have sent troG
to Scio, where they are entrencht
themselves. Samos, Nihalia, and all I,
little islands between Samos and RhoGe
have been occupied As long as IL
Turks are masters of the coast OF A.
Minor, it will be very difficult for Il,
, Greeks to make themselves masters 0
these Islands. In the island OF Can&i
there have been partial actions betwee
the Greeks and the Turks. The tN
parties art at issue, it is supposed he
may combat long time before victor
decides in favor OF either Many Eur
pean and American vessels are now
the Archipelago, and notwithstanding ii
war, carry on very advantageous con
MERGE with the Greeks. The latter pa
very good prices for articles of every de!
cription which may be of use in war; ose
they give goods in exchange. Very col
siderable prizes have been taken fro'
the TURKS.
UWns, JaneG
The troops in this quarter occupy
following positions -
The imperial guard has its right wi
in Courland, the centre on the boards
of the Dwina, the grenadier regin't
tMowskowskD at Drisna, and tie
wing in the government of Moniow'
The troops which had already
gun their march have received count
orders.
| The corps Of Lithuania, which for
the advance guard, is cautioned in tie
vernment Of GrOdno, and in the envIr'
Of Pyalistock.
The first corps of the main army
cautioned in the government Of wilma
Minski.
General Wlodeck, his Nlajesty's
jutant General, and General Of the Et
Man cavalry corps, has his force at y
wiez and Slock.
A corps belonging to the main ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
Jan o..
BRE,NIO SFViIhNNV

WILL open on Monday. The nd inst under the ma.
hageuent Of Mr.. WILLIAM BULK wbe has The
brs testimonials from ebAtacteTs Of high respectable
my III this country az well in Rutope Of his ouah.
cations as teacher Of the Greek aud Lstin Languages
abn Mr. CANlDAII, teacher of French and Italian.
lie course 81 instruction will be similar TO thar our.
sued Inc year TO the successful prosecution which,
IL " neces5ary ~ addition to the usual Classical bo KS
that pupils be provided with Lampriers's Classical
b'conafF, hayo's Ancient Geography. Adams GeogTa.
ppf, walkers or Brooks Gazetteer, aud Bible les
h. new organization n School. there will be
separation Of the duties Of instruction from the cares of
boarding The pnpls. lady has been engaged to Keep
the boarding. house, "ho, " Is believed rs euincntJy
qualified fut that station. In consequence Of this ar
angemeni the yeariy expense will be increased tbirty
doliars-making board and tuition Including every
thing except bedding, 1870 year or sos term Of
months, payable IN advance.
Jan.9. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

fS i'.ge If a deed o. tiust executed b, wilson
- Car Nicholas, dec to The Subscribers aud now OF
record IN the couIs VI Ihe Counties Of Cahe and AL
hrmarle, Tot the purpose IT indemnifing william H.
SaDeit Tor certain endorsements made 10y The said
Cabeii for tie heDent o. The said Nicbolas-We shall
pl"cerd TO se To the highest bidder for each on thc
2"fh d0p UJ0HHdTg R6Lt, at The fIcni door Of the
Eagle t'itl IN the ely Of Richmond, tWeU,y seven
NF6hoFs and ttaci OF LAND. IN the comfy OF
Cabeii on The ohio river, commonly called the Green
boff0m, containing abon four thousand four hundred
and forty one acres-uT much thereof as viii raise
The sum OF iwenty iwO tbeusal five hundred dniars
raid ny The said Cabei as endoTseT T the sad Nicho
iss to The Bank - Virginia and the Branch Bank Of
The United States at Richmond, and the costs Of exc.
cutting this INST The title the above properly is
heiIeseu TO De indsPuiable. VII LIAM WRIT
Dec. ~ 6 Ids ROBERT CAMILLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
VQIuaLie L.oud far Me-

IN THE COUNTY oF cABBLL. STATE or VIRGINIA.
lAf T. "nh To sell a tract Of LIND. living IN Cabeli
County, in sight OF the courthouse OF said county
aud on ihe Guyanaotte river, six miles from The mouth
OF said yer-cOnldning about $50 acres about 200
which is cieaiedihe balance is covered with valuable
timber.
ihis iract NJ land is considered to be The most
valuable tracts ~ land in the section Of country in
which Is situated and will be sold aceomnod ting
tetins-whicb viii be made known by application To
John Sanuel, Esq. clerk Of CabeI county resing az
tue courthouse, (Uho will sbrw the LAND aud sutho
rzea 10 sell the same TO the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
W0RTHINGTON,
JOHN T. COOKUS
ner. rs. 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

. O'Clock: he jury ,rere en,pdnatifd-i Instructed
concerning the nature Of The case before them -
and issue joined on plea Of NOT GUILTY -. The
couRsrttor the prosecution NeSSrs Harper, Pork
nun y stone, managed the case rith the utmost
dciicocy. thoagh az The same time Nth eaador aud
JirmneSs.. The counsel for the accused. Mcssrs
JeJ6 y Grdnger. ealed ,riinfsses TO prore the
tron,an insane, and happily succeeded beyond the
possibility Of a doubt. ..Ah the witnesses eram-
ined as 20 that fact, some Of whom rere gentlemen
Of commence an The medical profession, eoacarred
IN the same opinion; ana her insanity ,cas clearly
and uneqNirocdiiy established. The character Of
the unfortunate Gccused, precious TO her mental
arrangement appeared ia The most an,iabie coiorS.
and pity and compassion for her misfsriuneS took
possession Of erery breast 80. There uas bat one
leeiiag-one sentiment on The subject and the
jury, after hearing the arguments ca both sides,
tcere unanimous in their rsrdict of NOT GUILTY.
Mrs. Stone ieft this place on Wednesday lno ming
an u state Of total arrangement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
pRINCn LEnPnIn-

The London Observer reiHatks that Prince Leopold
on his marriage With the late Princess Charlotte had
peeTage Uttered hiIu, bat which was decned on the
ground than Il would involve hiu IA party ieuss non
which, IS Foreigner, he wished Keep aiUof. How
ever during ms late residence NJ Germany the Prince
wrote 20 L-td Liverpool demanding he ulou,isr.
peeTase as II was previously agreed that hi rIusai
should unt he u bar 10 uiuie claim. His l,rdshir
alter nsnllihe hlS spveteicn Informed The Prince VI
Cohontg, that the .amenied deah has cunsiI maze
rally cnabsed his political "a England rs he
might mary foreign princess, aud might So la ypru
that the English House of Peers would count many
fOfeisuers among them which would be looked upon
WIKI jealous eye ny all classes Of persons cUun
ny Prince leopold ii is said then ciaii,r The vse,
ace Tor himself, 10 the exclusion HE male heirs
Which is LACED noI To have been granted.
TOmBUCIOO.
The Gazette de Fiancr Announces that The yeung
French traveller, nephew couut 4 iem has .ucGeed.
ed ia reaching IOtnbuctsO tom senegal. Isis ianliy
lad received !cl,eT hom him. Announcing his arrival
in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

10y VII ue 0f the last viii aud testament II John
- Granam. dec ] ~ executor u Tue said last viii
aud tesiamen v sell ~ pubic auction to- the highest
Dlaoer on the 5fh d0V Of Fchruary neFt, II far il
othrf"i6e on me 50 tar dai, ~ font Of the Esge
Ievcfn ~ The Cts ~ Richmtnd, m credit 81 one
and iFo year,, h- tvs" t'llowius uacts Of LAND, g.
"i nne Tract containing ~ 900 acres Of land lSng
" Soop wacfs watcfs 10 New rrer which was patent.
40 80 HehfJ Banks on be Gh dsy Of pee. 1871; and
nc 0tnef act containing $40 NJ lana on the
'iefs o. me Grtai kenh%wA river, and yirg between
u survey on toe said aud those on Tie Burfi-
tane rteek, a'Oui 20 miles shove the mOnlh ~ tbr
"iest kcneha", beng part Of an ouFual sufyet 30
100 atfet Of LAND. vhch was pgtrntcd 10 Hepr,
topks on The On daf 81 December, 1874
Bond ana tecorit VIII Dr. required from tire pBt
.t'ef, WIN dr.d OF trn1 apps fhf and, 10 ,ecu.
%" "afment ~ tue purthase vi .net
lnc fdle "il commence 90 ~ o'clock n,on
WiLfgR DuN. Executor Of JOHN Grahs.n dec
HrrI-f g. ~ "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
Total dol, s, 683,64o 18,008,029 69,6gl,669
TO THE EDITORS

. TO THE EDITORS
MSSSrS. Gales anu SeatoR:
Ii seems that the Gfauties of the banking
house lately constructed III PhilsdelpbIa for
the Bauk OF the United States have bqen
shotCed ut with mnch parade and ostentation !
Wlil the managers # this Bank, amid this
VAN exhibition and this tTumpery of spen.
dor, permit themselves TO be informed that
the epliheS applied 10 this institution by
IFS honest stockholders are ill faked ard ,,,for.
tundfe! VIII they be so condrscendinq as 10
near IN voice o. humble ind ividual when
he tells Them hat the ADVERT ement of Ihe
expensive elegance of this housc CRATES We.
~ harshly IN his ears, which have from wear
10 year been listening eagerly for Intelligence
OF some IeturH from money which he has Dgid
lniO tha' bank not with aDy view 10 spec1la-
ZION, not Tor erecting eXtTavaGabi buildings
elmer Tor accommodation o. ornament but in
The hope-then not supposed 10 be vaiu-of
receiving some divide Nd if not so great AZ ev.
cry other bank al least OF sumo small smonht :
Ii Ii hoped, that if this spleRdid tomb of nro.
perry. accompanied by tie knowledge of
what tins bank ha> done aud is doing for its
suffering q might say starving propriefors.
occasions no Tem0Tss, that al anS rate sense
OF what u due to the feelings Of these pro-
pTielofs wiupTeVeDt further boasliue. Until
we Ind the happy example of this bank the
making of 10 dIviJeHd, even in a siaols Ia
stance produced extreme moriificaiion and
chagTln. FoI my own pafI | should have
been much pleased. and | should have fell
grateful to those having the charge ard guar-
diahShlp VI Tue concerns OF this institution il
lhe very great sums which have been con
Shmeu ~ ms house al Philadelphia and In
thai at Baltimore had been applIed TO meet
some OF The extIsoI dinaiy losses which the in
siiinilOn has sustained
had some other things TO saS-bnt, after
looking over tue statement OF this bank late
iy laid before Congress, l have moi Hear,
enouch even TO COM lain
Nat. Int A STOCKHOLDFK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
HINTS 10 nnAInRs

Mr. Woruey Montague Cb- husband of Lady Mary
WOrIley Montague was GENTLEMAN Of moderate cana
-ity, with good deaf OF Pbiegm ia ns coustilution-
We once ga" manuscript speech which he aeN in
the hduse, aud Whlch he uust have hvd iih his hal
before II NhIe be spoke and Tecoltcl certain
notable hins which lie orator had carefully aTTayed
along the margin such as, - pause for 4 minute"-
" cough LOOK roHnd"-'' siDa -" loud'' &C. OF
grRius so tame aud hanical we eau form 0 very
exalted notion eiheT as patriot a husband FOR
Lady Mary; aud suspect thai II she had scuttrd away
To he marTied 20 the her fathers chuice she
would have stood better chance for happiness.
fQuuyker{y kegie,g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

4 al tispesed go sell 10y pace called WINDSOR
SH DES....Tbis rlacs Is situated on Chick 0mny
river b. New Kent copsU, atom 30 miles from Rich.
mond and contains shout 500 a,tts Of land FOR tntT
camille psJposes stand In she Uu States surpsssea
II Nsssels may lay touching the shore IN AZ least
10 feei Neicf. Ire buildings are a. IN gooG condition.
aud SMILE emily large iOr every necessary pafpOse
dttschtd e. rs my BlLL bicf pas hull Tor mann
iactuHrg 1bt Miil bas oniy two pair of stones
hnt p n} Of fo0m for tNr more With an ainutt iney-
iansiitie stream 81 ard if distant o the river
sbont Coz yards Ail person fispcsed ta purchase.
"i dc well by inahirc nnnie6iae application save
70 hahd ahont COCO ieet oi prime FLOORING PLANK,
sale. thr foiiVe lag ltugii o. - ~ 20 and rs
l-a-i n0 ms 81 ION W CRUMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
SONG,


! at the hate Ana .sary Of iae Landing OF our
hF
Composed nv GrpnpiHe .NeiIe1.
Oil 6rascit sweep yuuj batps ~ ME,
Aud pour your strains aloUg,
Ana ride upon each burning wire
In all the pride Of Song
Shout like Those erdlike men Of DID,
who daring storm ana foe,
on The h,ess'd soil their anthem rslPd,
fhO hs"aTsd ysars ago.
From naive shrre, by ieinpests driven,
They sought pnTer sky,
And found ten-ath "a mildrr heaven
The home Of Liotr,yl
An altar rose-auf prayeis-a ray
Bf"k- on thei, uiEa,Ot woe,
The harhng-r of fieedon's day,
IieO handrsd gears Ggo.
They ciung afonHd that altar too,
Their refuge aud tBeir all;
aud swofe ahi,e skies aud waves were hlue
That altar shIuld not iali,
They si'od upon the DARN inan's sod
beneath HraN -n's glorious bow,
WIN honie "A eOuntti and a God,
IuS Aandred ycGrS 1gO.
on twas dark unyieiains fate
bat drove them . the seas
Ana Persecution sIOVe with hate
Is blatkrn her drctees
Bat God did suar h ,hein from the grave
Though man mad hurPd his blow
hpt van tben o'sr tae western wave
I"O h3Hdred yedrs ago.
They knvit them on th. desert sand.
Bi waters cold aud rude,
Alone upon the dieaTy strand
or oce,n'd solitude
They looL'a upon ne high blue air
And felt their spnis slOw,
Resolved TO i've or perish there,
fUo hundred gears ago
The warriors red right arm vas bard,
HIS eye hash'd deep aud wild;
Nas there foreign footstrp dar'd
To seek his home and Guild
The DARK chiefs yelled aIarm-and sgore
The wtiie mans bloc Shuuid ilsw
Aud his hewn bones should bleach their shore
fHO h"H6Ted years ago.
But 10 | the warriors EYE grew dim,
His arm was lett alone
The SIM BLACK Nilds WIN b SHELTERED him,
No longer were Eis own
lihe htd-2ud on this hal,Ow'd ground
Ills highest pine lies low,
Aud rtfi,s sWeii where iarests frown'd
fte0 hundred years ego.
Oh siaS NOT tp recount tue tale
Twas binndy-and It's past
ins hlneat check sHulj well grow pale,
10 hear IL u the lass
The God ~ Heaven, s-ba prospetsus
Could hid nanon grow
ana SHIELD u from he red mau's curse.
I'ro hundred rfGrS ago.
Come iheu rsat bades OF tiorious men
From your nosl giorious gia,e.;
loon Hn our own proHd land again,
Oh bisvest Of the brave
Ne all thee rom ga ca Wondering tomb
And "a u niue wave below
To bless Tue " ria ven snaIch'd from doom
Tro hnHdTcd years ago.
Thsp hrageIy sweep your harp. Of fire,
And p"ur your strains a,enp
Anh ride upon each burning wire
Ia al tH- pride Ofs,ust
Shout for those godhk- men Of old.
Whn daring storm ana foe
On this blessed soil ibeiT anthem roIl'J
two HUNDRED EARS AGuI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

THE estate Of THoMAs BLACKWELL, dec. having
been committed to my bands Sergeant II The
CITY OF RICHMOND, for administration shall sell TO the
highest bidder, ai the e dwelling house Of the de-
ceased, ~ CITY OF Richmond (nsar Bacon BTanchD
on me 18Th Instant y fsr, IL not the next fair day ali
ing IT, said also one Gig pray aud Horses
aud several NEGROES be house will be rented and
several hired ont r. the balance Of VI. year
c-edit Of nine months viii he allowed the pure
on all SUMS above 3 2e-fOf thai aud under, cash
will he required bonds with approved security must
and security will also he required for the rent Of the
house aud hire Of negrOes-paysbIe at Christmas next
ID. WREN, SeTgt c. u.
~ D. Az persons having claims against the said
estate are particularly requested TO make them known
previous 70 the day ~ sale. that provision may he
made for ibe payment thereof and an persons ndebt-
ed are hereby mott ed that salts viii be instituted
against them 70 March court, unless they come fofward
ana give Satisfactory security for the payment (Nhbin
six nonth) u The balances due.
W D. VIXEN s. c. r..
Jan. 2. IT, ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
X jEFfRiEs. OK.

n In conplisnce with he above order I shall n,
I'll fTSt day Of february Uerf proceed 4. sell IN liz
premises, the square Of LAND, therein m.rion.d and
Described ~ the Dill III The following mauuer:
me square ~ gtonnd on the nouh SIDE II the Rich
mond turnpike, Wing between and streets street
to he LEFT forty feet wide at least aud extending rom
Tue cross stTeet of thirty feet wide weiecn william
BosbeT then lived, down To- the cross street lioiing
The land which the said Graham had formerly sold TO
Richard Harris being about three hundr- ava seventy
feet from cross street TO cross street
GEO JANIS. y. ".
For 4. MOORE. ~. y ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
LANDING OF rng pILoRIMs.

BATH, (Maine) Dee. 10 Friday last beng the close
Of the second century SINCE the Landing OF the
at Plymouth. II was COMMUNICATED thiS town With
even deonst a0h OF JOY aud high degree OF noble
and generous enth usiasm. Though the cay plea
SAINT, the afr was cold enough remind of the sui
ferings OF the pilgrims OH stormy coast aud on a
sterile anS strange land, without the 81 elter homes
aud with all the fearful approximations OF an unknown
winter.
Alter The exercises ofihe meeting house we're closed
which we're peculiarly appropriate aud Interesting,
particularly ;he address Of biT Hammat, a large COM
pany, over whom kbenezsr Clap, ESQ. assisted by a.
Bourne, Esq. aud DTs Lincoln aud Suckbiidge pTe6i-
drd sat d"vnat dinner, provided by Capt. Matthews
III Wynans hail, appropriate IN It's kind aud cteGa-
bic u the ptovider tor its neatness aud plenty.
~ The table we noticed Miles Saudsh an interest
ins lad about ten years OF age imea desccnnaat IA
ihe sixth ar seS,Rth generation the hero whose
name he hears be appeared To inheri n.uch OF the
spiIlt and energy of has renowned prpgenitor
Two brass candeGiicks were cNibIted at the dinner
OF massive form, ami majestic elegance, which were
brought to this country by the Pilgrims strength
snd lofty beauty reminded ms of he characters their
original owners One them is in the possession Of
4. Clap, Esq whose LADY IS Of The wnsow family aud
prizes most highly tins precious relic her
The other belongs To Deacon Perkins, OF Woolwieh
splendid Bal! IN The evening, the pleasures of
which we're height sned ~ the the Governor
closed our nantes OF 0 the gOodly inherit
ance we have derived from the Pilgrims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

HqJf0rer land for iS0Ie

u virtue Of deed oftTnsI executed TO the subscrt.
~ Der by WIN. Prddy 81 the county OF Hanover for
ibe Dsneht Of James N. Abbott, bearing date
day Of November 1919, and OF record fn ibe CLERKS
"hce Of tie county az Hanover, shall on the 2lfh
rms month, (jRHUGry) at Hanover Courthouse, pTo.
eeed publicly TO sell To The highes, bidder for cash
LAND oonveyed as aforesaid containing by estimation
Courthouse for the purpose IL closing The said trust
Jan a. 70 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
boNAPARlE.

The toHorins is an extract O letter inst received
from " Heteiid, ny a seAtieMdn IN edinburgh:
watching Bon 10 now very amusing occupation.
lately ga" the gentleman riding out having Marshal
Bertrand on a White horse, ia front lie aud lad,
betuaSd were together. Count Nomination ans reti-
n"e IN the 'ear He is ancpmmoIy gross and odiou sly
pulled out IN Tue tace lie zoe: mach Oener
than ever, hut occupies much ~ hi ume in wiring
know he vas lately occupied ia wiring criticisms up "A
the CEREALS OF antiquity. lie takes great delight IN
suia garden that he has fitted or rather laid ouI like
London clizen ~ho Is DESTROYS having DlntHm in
pdrrO; there are lakes rivers woods ~ itos, c &C.
ali ia miniature This place rs his sanctum an
unfortunate COW, that 10y got INTO IT, a.
shot by Bohaparte himself ior sacrilege n one WHAT
ever Is permitted 10 aHproa IA bis residence, wIihU
the governor admra,'s special leave Nor IS slran
ger ever permitted To 60 OF Jamestown without
pass from the adJntant general; Is auy one per
united 10 g" on board ship hatbor wLomt one
The thermometer ia the hocst summer DAYS IS .eIdo
above ~ deg. IN iswH II II a. 90 leg or up
wards bn generally from 50 10 S. deg Al uies.nt n
ID generally about 90 deg L. o. deg.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
MORE silt WATER

STRUBESvILLE. Dec. 23.-Col. John Huuphrey Z
Go having perforated TO the depth 10 feet nn The
Plne FORK OF Snort Creek, Jrifrrson county OHIO
struck of sail water sufficient to max %
PEI day "N''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
= Rosher and Daniel Gail.

John Bosher aud Daniel Cail......... DsCfadautS
By consent Of the piain2 aud the defendant Rnsb.r
ny hrr counsel the court without deciding AN, ihing
as to The merits of the case, doth order that an. MAJ
shall, after having advertised The time and place Of
sale 10 days IN one OF the eWspapers published in The
CITY OF Rthm"pd do sell The square Of land in The nil
mentioned, "a the highest bidder, public AUCTION an
credit of one and years. CHE purchaser 10 Give
bond and security With deed rnst on The Lang IN
secure payment ofthe purchase money! and ,euo,i his
proceedings 10 the count. copy Tr:,e
Il JEFFKIES CIk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
TO THE Enirnps-

6entismen - would be desirable to know
from NJ TIumbull, through the medium of
yonT paper why be has not favOured us with
portrait Of F'ancis Lighifoot Lee. one OF
tie sgnrrsof the Declafa ion Of Iudepen
"ente ~ his an ing representing that
eNebl ms gentleman represented Virginia
in The Cougiess at '7G al the ssms lime
with his brother, Richard Henry Lee. The
g" riitt Of this saw his sieuatuIe TO the ori
ginal draft of The Declaration, in the Secreta.
~ OF States office. Mr. +. Lee may not have
D'eh present The day tie Declaration passed,
ava UtIetote did not sign his name on thai
gay. Oi THIS AIN uncertain: however. Mr..
lTnmbHll has given portraits OF the siguets
OF nat paper Who were not present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

"A Ii persons having CiaIins against JOIE GRAHAM
L "A deceased, ATE requested To make them known.
WALTER Dun, Executor
Wv. ~. Jill OF John Graham deco.
ut SuhscHbei AZ tTsnsact a COMMISSION BIZ.
a, a SlNESS III the house lately occupied by JohL &
WIN SIist' WIN. J. MORRIS.
Jai 2. 72..n