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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-13
STEAM BOAT CASE.

The public have been often appraised Of tire
controversy between the proprietors of the
steam boat company, under the grant to Liy-
ingstOn and Fulton, to navigate the waters of
the Hudson, and Mr.. Gibbons of New Jersey
the owner Ofthe steamboat Bellona, which
has been running between this city aud New
Brunswick until stopped during the late sum
mer, by an Injunction from the chancellor. 1t
is alledged that Mr.. Gibbons, being determin-
ed to run his boat, had recourse to various
methods TO eyade the laws of this state. Hay-
ing been fOiled, as is said, in these attempts
his next resort was to cause his boat to ply
from New Brunswick to Pauies' Hook, which
practice he has pursued since July last. IN
consequences of this Mr.. John X. Livingston
ofthis city, brought suit against w 3. Jacques
as agent for the proprietors Of the union line
the passengers in which line he procures by
Keeping an Office in this city, and conveyin,
! them across the North River by steam fcrry
boats, free ofexpensea and placing them on boar,
the BeIloaa, laying at Paules' Hook by which
boat they are conveyed to New Brunswick
The above suit came on before Mr.. justice
Swantou, IN the marine court, yesterday, Mr.
4 Anthem for the plaintiff, and Tcssrs Fiy an
Jones for thc defendant
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SELECT SEMINARY

TUE Subscriber, Principal Of the Brcmo Seminary
contempates opening classical school in I,ichmood
on the 9Th day Of January His course win embrace the
Greek, Latin and English Languages, Mathematics UIsto-
ry Mythology Geography and Arithmetic Having recev-
ed his education az Of the best schools IN Ireland and
having had the advantage Of several years experience he
hopes that unremng cxertions will entie him 10 public
confidence TO facilitate the attainment Of this object he
has determined to limit the number of his pupils 20 twenty
i've, which arrangement, is presumed, viii hc attended
with considerable advantage The students As shall not
probably be In Richmond before the middle ~ December
gentlemen wishing to engage places in the Seminary ar,
referred 10 Richard Anderson Esq President Of the IT,
Bank, who will make known my terms and give ever,
necessary information young gentlemen will be re-
ceivtd as boardeIs in my amy application be made n,
above or TO ysefai present residence before 10Th
December. WIN. BURKE.
BreI1o, November s. 52-2syctf
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COMMUNICATIONS.

gus, tdtt0 egend0, tempered Il riSu
However grieved and humbcd we may feel
at the conduct of one of our highest officers
towards Gov. Callava and Judge Fromentin.
1t will be impossible TO read Gen. Jackson's
proclamation condemnins TO Ln,,ish,nent four
or i've Spanish officers under the prctext. that
they were part of the Spanish forces which
Spain agreed TO ,oihdrdlo from the Floridas.
without q strong disposition TO laughter That
man of the nndoubted bravery of General
jackson, surrounded by an American garrison
OF 500 men, should seriously have felt that his
power or the safety of the province was en-
dangered by the presence Of a few friends OF
Gov. Callava, with side arms,and pistols. can
not be seriously admitted. That in time of
profound peace, either the President or his
subordinate officer, without an express act OF
Congress, possesses the right TO order out Of
our territory any officer in foreign Seruice, is
| point we are yet TO learn. The pretext was
| absurd, that they were a part of nsat force
| which Spain had agreed TO tcithdrd,c, and the
| ridicule attached TO the suggestion will be fclt
live could suppose, that on the arrival oftbes,
| officers, or of Gov. Coppinger, in Charleston
| Sc; the Governor of that State had issued
his proclamation, ordering them TO leave tfn
| United States in three DAYS, ON the croiIb,
! that they were part Of he hoops which Spain
had agreed to gCithdrG,c.
No--ahtns is piece of munmery, wbicl
every man ofcommon sense understands
General Jackson, in passion, committed A
act Of unjustIhable yiOlencc.-When Col. Cal
lava and his officers, simply and very dispas
sIonately ayalled themselves OF tho freedom {
the American press to lay their grieyancrs h,
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MARSHAL'S SALE

UF .7LL.7BIE LITDS .Y-VU SL.9VES.
NDER decree OF the superior chancery the
~ Richmond district, pronounced the ih day of Januar,
1872 In cause depending therein between William Bcroar
executor of John Iipks deceased pit against Thomas
Roocs, def shall ths th day Of November merit the
front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the OF Richmond offer
for sale by public auction the highest bidder for Cask
following property much thereof be
satisfy the said decree, viz 1878 of LAND living the
of Lewis Durwel and wife by the said Rootes 3 acres
ofJohn s. Stubs, and adjoining the lands m Lewis,
Isl acres land conveyed by the said Burwel decd
atoresad also the house and land containing ten acres
whereon the said Rooics formerly resided adjoining The
town OF Fredericksburg aud the following SLAVES viz.
Peter Michael Tom, Isaac, Nut. Ned Peter jesse Frc-
rick, Miles, Sawney, Sarah and child Sal Easter Charles
Phiis Jenny and her daughter Jenny; PATTY Frankey
phills, Child Murria Humphrey and Tom, Alice her
child Sally Nelly and her child Billy; Lucy Fanny her
child Billy, Easter her child Polly, Rose her .hild Billy
Jonathan and SAM ache Slla Dick Blacksmith Tenor
his Wife The above sale will o'clock on the
day aforesaid. j. GUERRANT, II. S. c. C. X. d.
September %. ~ =, 4i--tds
The balance and payable under the above decree Is
Goo with interest from the day Of January last
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

TJTi1L he sold Thursday the 22d inst if air-otherwise
w the next fair day. all the pershabc estate OF Doctor
Aaron Burton, deceased, his plantation the Brook
consisting OF few articles OF household furniture corn
fodder hay aud from 80 to 10000 weghtof shea
some plantation implements, amongst them light plana-
lion Wagon and uTnbrl cartalso three mch cows three
HORSES one OF which is rst-rne saddle horse Others
excellent work horsesan excellent library of medical and
lew valuable philosophical and historical bookshe shop
furniture, comprising such articles necessary for
practising physician The above sale will be made upon
credit OF niue months upon all above tue prrca-
ser giving bond with security.
WILLIAM BURTON, Jr. Executor.
~ All persons having claims against the estate will please
make them known TO the without delay and all
shose Indebted will make immediate payment as the sua.
sion OF the estate will not permit any Indulgence.
hov. y. 93-tds WIN. BURTON. Jr. Exor.
virtue OF deed Of trust Joseph Wheaton
~ and wife the subscriber for the purpose securing
debt due 10 Harry Hehdated the ed September
aud recorded in Hanover county Office shall on Ned
1e'dGy the 2sh inst at Hanover Courthouse being
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for cash. ali
or parcel OF land lying in said county, belonging said
wheaton, containing between and three acres
and being part Of the land conveyed Thomas Underwood
and wife 10 said Wheaton, in June 1875 thereof
s VIII be sufficient TO raise the of cents with
nereSt thereon from the LIST Of January 1917 and the cost
oi the trust uill convey only such title in IN,
trustee. AND. STEVFNSOE Trnetec
november 53-tds
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N()Tf(yE,

virtue oil two several trust deeds executed 10 the SUBJ
cribei as trustee by Henry Farmer the Ath
Gay oil December 1919 and the other the Of Nav
and both OF record in the clerks office Of the county
court OF Chesterfield the 22 day IF Nouemer merit fair
Woodns TAVERN to the highest bidder cash that VAL
uae tract OF land lying in Chesterfield county, the road
leading from Richmond to Goodies Bridge about II miles
above the town of Manchester, and which Colonel Henri
Farmer at present resides containing about acres
which about 40 acres valuable creek grounds on
this land there are all the necessary buildings in state
good repair Tor the comfortable accommodation small
family. Ii is believed from discoveries that have been
In the neghborhood that this probably
contains very valuable body of coalAso, is SLAVES
six negro and women and children; or 50 y,
the slaves as the payment The monies by the said
deeds may require. SAMUEL, TAYLOR Trustee
October I6. ae,',i
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FOR SALE

rTVhAT extensive very valuable Estate called MANS
Il KIN LODGE formerly the property Tho's Miller
decManskn Lodge is situated in the of King VIII
ham, on the Pamunkey river opposite Hanover Town. and
within p h..es of the city Of Richmond. in a wealthy
and agreeable neghborhood II nearly three thou
sand Of valuabelan that river OF which
about two thousand lowgrods great fertility and of
various soils adapted the culture wheat barley and
tobacco The high Land is also fertile, and clothed with
forests aordng an abundant supply Of wood and timber
large Manufacturing Mill adoiDs this estae-at which
The wheat made on be sold small deduction from
te Richmond prices; and from the landing river
me products may be transported baltimore expense
OF no more than eight per bushc There
GOOD dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
ianies with good outhousee stables attached to
eachThc one is usually call ed Manskn LODGE other is
on that part of the which has obtained the name
Wormy GToveTo the former belong valuable extern
ife orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia surpases this
IN quality OF soil beauty and peaantness OF situation or in
me convenience and cheapness the of its
products TO the best markeManskn odge and Wormley
Grove will be sold entire parcels on
,e terms One fourth part ofthe purchase money
VIII be divided into five equal parisone fifth part of the said
iourh VIII he required in casbhe other fths will be
made payable in annual insalmens sccessive,y the first
payable on the LIST January, 1G22the remaining three
,oorhs viii be made payable the LIST January 1896
BONDS with approved security will be required and deed of
trust ON the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER
J. u. FERGUSON,
&C. - Executors Of Thomas Miller dec.
uooV''i'hu harch D. left
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MATTAPONY LAND ron SALE

HAVING determined TO remove TO the south sboIl dis
pose of the tract Of land which live In Caroline
county, reasonable The tract lies within about
three miles Of Bowling Green contains 7e3 acres nv r
cent survey-neary all fat land and quality equal 10
ON the riyerAbout 80 or 20 OF tract Is low
on The river side OF which bank has lately been ,bror
up 10 IL from nundaon. No tract Of land in Ills
part Of the country combines advanages-pcrson
however disposed to purchase will view and iudpe for them
selves IL sale is made in time privilege will he given The
purchaser TO seed wheat this fall h not the subscriber viii
SOW the ground prepared, and sell il with the Land
Possession will be given first OF January ncxf perbaps
sooner, II required ALLEN APPERSON.
Oct. 10 A7tT
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Sale under Deed of TT1lsf

TX pursuance of deed of executed by Louis H. Gil
rardno the subscriber bearing date the 10th day Sept
1876 and duly admitted TO record in the county office
Of Augusta for the purpose securing the Of the
several sums money therein mentioned to Philip Ingemn
merit before the door of Mrs Chambers tavern in the town
OF Staunton TO the highest bidder for ready money much
OF the tract OF land in the said deed mentioned estimated
contain hundred and eighyve acres same
or less as will be sufficient TO raise the Of fifteen
dred dollars with interest from the 26fh till the
said 9th Nov. and the fale.Tbs land situated a
bout four miles from the said town. the main leading
from thence through Mdlebrook Lexington, is of good
quality and considerable quantity clcaredThe buildings
are two story Brick House neatly finished, good Barn.
and other buildings Such only will be made
for much OF the said land may be sod as usual in
such cases and in the time person wishing to pur-
chase and DESTROYS TO the land, will be hewn y
SAMUEL. CLARKE, Trsstee.
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MAS committed iotle Jail of Augusta county as n run
w away, on the 18th May, Negro Man, about feet Z
inches high very fat and thick lips round face bii
check bones smiling councnance; small hands and fcef
fiat feet his front teeth in the lower jaw are separated an
pears 20 be about 20 years of age Straight limbs Ia
and with him grey cloth coat od Jeans r0wsers and nan
keen do striped nscy waist and versailles wool hal
and shoes Nc his Is Tom that he aleis belong
ed 10 George Duncan ofGreenbrer county, but ns sold n
McGec, from whom hc away. From the manner 6c @
said negros tale IL Is not believed. The Of said sv
Is desired toprove rInPerpay charges and take lin ava,
or he will be dealt with as the law Directs.
VIII. FORBES. Jailor
September h J5-wI2wf
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The plea oftht plaintiff was, Shat the Bel
Iona was infringing his right by using the wa
ters of the state of New York inasniuch as The
Beilona, while lying at Paules' Hook, and du-
ring her passage to the Rarit0n is within the
jurisdiction of New York, and therefore, emil
tied to damages.
On the par. Of the defendant, it was main
tanned that the right granted To the plaintiff
could not debar citizen of New Jersey from
navigating steam boat between two places ia
that state !; and also, that the Bellona did not
use the waters of the state ofNew York, on
ly as Il highway, while passing from one port
TO another in the state of New Jersey, while
lying at the wharf at Paules' Hook, the ques-
ton not having been fully decided between
the two states.
After hearing witnesses and various arg,-
ments from both sides,th opinion nf the chan
celor and the court of errors, for about five
hours, the cause was committed TO the Jury by
the Judge, stating the extent of the jurisdiction
of that court, viz. 500, sc. The Jury after
being out about two hours, the court having
adjourned until next day, sealed their verdict
and came into court this morning and on be-
being opened, was found to award the plain
| TIT one cent damages. N. 7. Com. .fdr.
The General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church recently assembled in Phila-
delphia, finished their session on Saturday.
Among other acts, was one fixing the General
Theological Seminary of the Church perIna-
nently at New York, and Incorporating with
it the seminary now existing here, with the
consent ofthe Board of Managers. The con-
troll of the General Seminary is to he vested
in Board of Trustees, to be composed Of all
the bishops of ;he church, of one trustee from
every diocese, of one additional trustee for
every clergymen in the same, and of one
additional trustee for every 5000 dollars CON
tributed in any diocese for the support of the
seminary, until the aggregate of such contr-
buttons exceed 10000 dollars, when another
trustee is to be added for every 10000 dollars
contributed. The Board, until the next Gene
raj Convention, ia be composed of the
bishops, together with the 24 trustees, here
tofore established by the General Conventions,
and the II trustees of the New York Sumina
ry aud TO have power to constitute profes
sorships and appoint professors, and to frame
such rules and regulations as they may deem
proper, consistently with the constitutions and
canons OF the church. IN. Y finer.
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Stone .HasonS, Carpenters & Laborers-.4ttend !!

Stone .hasonS, Carpenters s; LaborerS-.4Hend!
rTiHE subscriber wishes employ number good Ma
sons Carpenters and LaboreSs, bridge erecting
james river Gainesville, 50 miles above Richmond
for which the following will be given for masons
from r Is to 37l day, and found. would be
ling to with by the perch the pier
am determined to raise them all speedily possible.
For laboers 2per month"; and found he allowed the
additional price of dollars per month
and il worthy at the expiration Of the first month the I'd
months wages will be advanced As the situation of
the most healthy In the state and the piers consid
cradle distance of the prevent being wet will
be considered further nduoemcnt for those who wish
10 come on Immediately DAVID SCOTT.
Cartersyille Q
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THRUSH SAFE on LAND

by virtue OF deed OF executed James r. Webb
- deceased bearing date tie nth of October 1920 and
duly recorded in the county Of Hanover in order
secure to william Cunningham certain sum of money
therein mentioned shall proceed TO sell cash. without
reserve on ThrsNag Tx 2stt IF NoDembey pre-
misses fair IL not the next fair day, certain
containing three hundred acres lying on Pamunkey river
in the lower end Of Hanover county and known by
name OF Rsper Edge and bounded by tue lands Of BENJAMIN
Oliver dec and VIM. Cunningham and the river. Such title
(Which Is believed to be unexcepdonable us
as trustees, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
HENRY CURTIS, 1r.
:, RICHARD q. SMITH, iiuS'eeS'
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NOTICE
WANTED.
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

FFViE subscriber offers for sale acres Of land
being part oftle which MIR. BENJAMIN Binori
has resided for yearssituated in the Buck
Bingham aud adjoining the lands Mr. Garland Brown, on
che north. Mr.. - Irvine the west Mr.. Trent and
Scruggs on the south, and William Danel Esq. on the
SastA sufficient portion of this Land is in woods very
heavily timbersd-This land is situated in healthy and
Eeeabe neighborhood and abounds with springs excel
.snt water and lies miles from Wiiss river and IL from
New Canton James disnoscj 10
are invited TO view the land for themselves which will
shewn by MIR. Vest Mr. George IT. Allen living on The
pace There will be about 50 bushels Of seeded on
the land this fall II will he divided purchasers
sold entire by private sale and IL sold before the loh
day Of January will that day sold To the highest
Rdderiier which, will he sold all the stock panu,-
sion utensils of every description, the cop OF corn
fodder, oats, &c
Terms of saeone two, three and four years credit from
day OF sale, with deed OF trust to the payment.
BENJAMIN MoSBY
Error IF Liiieberry MO'by, deceased.
November
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ar The ENQUIRER spublishcd twice a week, general
three times week during the session of the State e-
the heretofore, Fite Dollars
num- payable in advance. Notes chartered
banks Only will be received in payment. The Editors wl
guarantee the safety VI remnt them by mail the postage
ofal letters being paid by the writers.
NJ No paper will be discontinued, fbut the discretion
ofthe Editor until all aoarngcs have been paid up
T Whoever wilt guarantee the payment of papers
shall have tenth gfatis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IL One square, iess-Firs Insertion, rs centseach
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted, until il has either paid
FER assumed by person in this city,
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'fHE SUBSCRJBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING qualified administrator on the estate of EDE
I1 MEIER MACNAIR, deceased, hereby requests all
persons having claims against the estate them for
seement and those indebted said estate are 70
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND ID. MACN.IR.
NJ BIN the absence If the administrator from this CITY
all persons interested will phase make application 10 Mr.
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend the business and IL is
particularly requested that gentleman holding paper
relative to said estae, will deposit with Lewis Webb.
Richmond, August o. 3o-tf
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TRUST SALE OFLAND = NFTR

)URSUANTto deed of bearing date the 4,b ov of
August 1921 and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
Dainger6ed the subscriber as Trustee for John and The
fauntieroy exor Of Tho Fauneroy, deceased shall
on fhe fhrd monddY ~ January merit being Essex
proceed TO sell c the highest bidder for cash before tLc
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the of Tappahannock
iha very valuable tract Of land IN the county Essex on
the Rsppshannock river known and called y the name Of
BALHuRSF also the following NEGRO SLAVES, to wit
young cldMary and her three children NelIy Moses and
ehid-Charloe and her two children Lavinia Horace
Patty wopan-fienry, Nelson, Tom Andrew and John
as will satisfy the purposes of the said deed Such title only
rs In the subscriber will be made the purchaser
Urbanna October Q. 81 ,Js
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1T Meeting ofthe President and Directors of
the James River Company l3th day Of October 1921.
ID ESOLVED that proposals. will be received till the 81 of
December, for making the TURNPIKE ROAD In sec
lions commencing at station No. &C in the third mile from
kanawlo river (frst section) Crisis Tavern and from
Caahan to tue mouth of Dunaps creek agreeably the
which has been adopted, and which may
ferred 10 on application Mr. Robert Pollard or TO the
Road Commissioners In Grecnbrer county.
Acopy-Teste, ROBERT POLLARD, Clerk.
October l6. Ab--ttD
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IIIhtNEI <k-fII INEOItOE<O OIt SltLE.-
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder Thursday the 18Th
w Of NOvenber merit, the dwelling house of Mr. James
Easthnm in the county of Halifax, forty and CITY
NEGROES, and a tract Of LAND containing about two
thousand acres conveyed by James Eastian v deed
now OF reeord In the county Of Inlax in trust for
certain purposes mentioned in said decd terms
will be half cash. md the other half in weye months
the purchaser giving bond and good security The land
Will be divided in two more lots, will be sewn by
Mr. Eastman TO person who may wish see il previous
to the day OF sale. WILLIAM IEIC;II "
october D. tlsp JOHN COLEMAN
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Fruit, Forest Trees, sc.

3HY4S 1or sale, at their old established Nursery
lsT fnshing, IL. ~ near New York, their usual
extensive variety Of European and American
i.., fohESi ThEES-A variety OF the largest goose
Dtrres IN America also raspberry ard bushes
miape vines roses horse ehesnuts, weeping willows,
pan mountain ASH nisgnoas, tripeta, accumnaia and
ennca sver mr. or balm of Gilead, beautiful evergreen
sugar maple large Spanish chesnuis do lber European
OF lime tree and variety of other trees.
ana pens.Caiaiogues of which may be had at the
store or, OF MesSrs; Els 4, Aian, Richmond.
orders let with them, forwarded Bear,in Prince
manner. October 90 : IN $500
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1900. Dismal Slcamp LIND Comp0ny
VIE Propretors Of shares in the Dismal Swamp Gonna
= ny are notified that Thursday the 18th day OF Noyen-
IS the % cd fixed by law for the annual meeting
" the comIanF at Suffolk. Virginia.
'''3'oe. Vs. N-r5N THsGRlFTIN, Prcstrerc
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NOTICE.

PETITION will he presented TO the General Assem-
bly, praying that the Commonwealth title 10 the real
estate OF which John Mcara died seized possessed in
me cry OF Richmond may be released TO the undersigned
- WILLIAM RYAN,
November $751; CATIIARINE RYAN.
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ADVERTISEMENT

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for ca h nj Pohata
" Courthouse, the 18th day Of November next IL sir
inot, the nest fair day. 5Ikely NEGROES belonring
the estate Of WIN. A.. Cooke, Jun deceased--ly .
Oct 80. 81 EYERARD y. EGGLEST0N Adm'or