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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11
S.PihDp A TOR
EDWARD3vIlLE, DEcEAIBER IL. 1921,

The New-York convention terminated
its labors on the 10th uls. The amend
ments TO the constitution are to be sub
mitted to the people on the third Tues
day in January next, who are to vote by
ballot, Aye or No, upon the whole col
lectisely. These amendm ents are said
to embrace very important alterations in
the organization Of every branch of the
government. .4el.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

The mansion house Of Gen. James
Gordon, Of plain6old, Connecticut, vas
>.estroycd by fire on the 18th October.--
The General and his wife had only time
10 save themselves from the flames.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

There are now printed in tho state of
Ohio lorty-two newspapers, Forty-iwo
years ago there were SC 'rceiy as many in
habitants of the territory comprised in
The state, that could read newspaper.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

he gave him both the price of hi. pas,
sage, and his native freedom.
is but a step from such sale to in
discriminate traffic, and although | am
not pleased with the prospect, Dor all
negroes may not prove equally humane)
yet 1t is but fair that blacks should have
their day. A.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-01

EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
From the Exports Of the United States,
yesterday laid before the House Of Repre-
ssnIatives. IL appear. that the exports, for
the year ending SOth Sept. last were valued
as follows:
Of Domestic Products, 5l,683,640
Foreign Products, l8,008,02S
Making total of 69, SCI 1853 dollars, accord
ing to the custom house valuation.
The domestic exports were composed OF
the following general amounts:
Products of the sea, 1881 900
Products of the forest, 5,3o4.o 900
Products OF Agriculture al,485,ooo
Products Of manufactures 2,ol9.ooo
Uncertain, $4,000
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-01

The editor, ever grateful for the distin.
gui.hsd patronage afforded this gazette.
enders TO his friends and patrons the com :
pliments of the season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
n Neio and CheaD Store

FETE subscriber offers for sale in New Canton well CO.
Il lected supply Of CHEAP & FASHIONABLE GOODS
At prices, presumed, far below what they Of
fered at, as high the river consisting Of Cloths CASH
mercs Cassinetts, Corduoys Vcsugs superior quality
large supply Of Calioocs, Cambric Musns and Dines
Diaper Bedticking, Stockings and silk some elegant
Canton and Italian Grapes Ginghams, Ssrshaws Shawls
Shoes supply Of Hats from Philadelphia and New York.
part first chop; supply of Domestic Cloth very low some
GIG wide genera supply Of Groceries at Richmond retail
prices Tor cash also Medicines Of every descriptions whis
families win find greatly 10 their interest Keep they
can be procured at the apothecary pricesand care
has been taken 90 select and label them and will also he OH
served in putting them up as will prevent the
mistakes
Persons wishing purchase are invited 70 call and cxa-
inc article, which will bc exhibited with pleasure and
sold as low ms be bought above Richmond liberal
price for wheat, by II. j.. MONTAGUE.
Juiv n 2l-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
TirentU DoVdrs ReID0rd-

BOUT the first of June last negro man, named AM
BRUS, ran away from the subscriber. about five
feet nine or ten inches high, well made active prghy
lie has dark complexion, good countenance, and long
his cheek, occasioned hy cut with switch (sup
posed 10 be his RICH, cheek) lie carried with him variety
OF clohing among which oZnaburg suit about
25year od supposed he is mangh way either TO the
state OF Ohio or PENNSYLVANIA and he is induced So
from desire To get TO the settlement ofhe negroes euan
eatated by lizard Bacon decd Of this county lie is ac-
qu1iued with many ofthe said negroes This supposion
supported by his having gone away in company with nv
man George, who is related many of Bacons negroes
George has been apprehended and committed Cumberland
JAIL Allegheny county, Maryland says Ambr,s was in
company when he taken. but made his escape. The
above reward will be given fthe said negro be and
secured in any jail out of this stae and only if
taken and secured in this state All reasonable expenses
will be paid. AARON BURTON.
HenrIcO. near RichmOnd Va IulV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
NOTICE.

ON the thirteenth day Of August ensuing or the next
~ fair day, at the residence of VIM. Lyme Newown
in the county of King Queen, will be Sold public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash. the following property: (Sae
TO commence at IL O'Clock a. ny
An undivided moicy the following tracts or parcels of
LAND lying and being in the Of Harrison and Ham
doip to wit One OF 37lSi lying the side of
Tiger valley and patented by andoee warrant
No l5l7 in the of John Lyme decdAso one of 1895
acres on the head waters of Teac and Leading creeks pa
tented by warrants Nos p 99i 81 1896 part 939
in of said John Lyne-Aso one of lis acres ON Grass
warrant No 1889 OF said John Lyne-Also 500 acres
on Berrys Run, branch Of Simpsons Creek patented
by warrant No u ,992, in name of said John Lyme.
At the same time and place, will he sol also the life
rest OF the said William Lyme, in TRACT OF LAND living
in the county OF King Queen containing by estimation
acres be the same less, with erist mill
ihereon and al the said tract land
and chidrenAlso all the interest which the said Lyme has
IN certain suit in controversy depending the
appeals OF Virginia. between said Lyme Iutcin
exors OF William Lyme, decd who was exor. of John
Lyme decd against the exorS and heirs of Hezekiah David
son, decd.
The said property will be sold of trust
cted by said William Lyme the subscribers trustees
The payment Of the money therein mentioned
which deed is OF record in the Office King Queen county
and IS hereby referred TO for particular description
the lands and therboundare and Of the negroes
~ 6ds si@i Pi ill., Trustees.
HERBERT Il. CLATBORNE,S
June ~. 1O-tds
LII persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM, deceased are
requested 10 make payment to Immediately, ms /
DESTROYS Of closing the administration soon ms possible
ana therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WALTER Dun. Executor
Nov 10. 5f-tf nfJ John Graham. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
FOOD Lqirl 0rQi1, For Sale.

Iaesg1 The sale of this tract of land having taken
s place the 21st Of July, according the terms
Of former advertisement the subscribers by virtue deed
Of trust executed by Harry Gaines dae the 18th
uy and recorded in the clerks Office OF King Queen
county, therein named andfor the purposes therein
specified, will, the 5h IF August ii fair otherwise
the fair day. offer for SALE the premises Cash
that most valuable farm called WOOD LAWN, situate i'm The
county aforesaid about eight miles from the
nearly equi-tart from the Happahannock and Mat;apony
rivers containing $50 be the
rate Tsing land which lies beautifully and is well proper
TONED as TO timber AID arabic anwel improved with new
and spacious buildings valuable orchards, fruit trees &c and
rs IN respect most elegant aud ralugJie Estnte The
subscribers will convey such title only as is vested in them
by itue of the said deed of rst is believed how ey en-
that good and perfect title be made The sale will
certainly RICHARD GAINES
.Juy27. 2e-3tA THOMAS IEEI.pIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
SPRING HILL ACADEMY.

II InsIItuon IS ocaied 30 AIbemarIe county, twenty
Il miles north east from the University.
teach the Latin, Greek and English inguages Geographic
History Competition SC. My price for board tuition and
washing scholars finding their beds candles towels
viii be ftv-ve dollars per session, payable in advance
Where furnish lodging, there will lie additional charge
can accommodate IS or 20 boarders.
My uniform practice has been, incucae upon pu-
pills correct principles and TO enoiu the up
right moral department To the young restraint has
proved burdensome and unpleasant But experience pro-
Claims the necessity and importance Of discipline Ne tro
;ed command must first learn to obey sentimental
- Nonophon, II mistake not, and comprises admirable
'orLtco or disordery behavior has ever been prac-
g. r my scholarsi and school, belieyehas ever ex-
th 81 more harmony and uneXceptionabe cOnductTwen-
hy, years experience in the education management
YOUTH ought Of itself to ente share public
Respecting my course and general management conf
IDENTIFY appeal 10 my former respected pupils Of whom
occupying important stations men,
and some Of them far advanced in the road political emf
Scholars will be received at any time but none for shorter
period than two sessions. Ny session will close on
the 10Th Of October, and the winter the
10th Of November. JAMES g. WADDFI.
July II. ,,-g,.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
NOTICE.

IOY virtue n decd of trust executed TO the subscribers
- robert Peasants Of Powhaan county. the 10th day Of
April 1919, which is Of record in P0watau. w on The
iah d0y If dBgi pert Fine Greek Wills IN said county
proceed 70 sell az public auction ready money the said
robert PcasanI interest in said mills and Of land
Including the mill pond, together with mlcr and
coopcr shop, attached n said msfor the purpose ofpav
ing certain Sims Of money secured ly said decd.
JAMES b. FERGUSON, -,
July ~. 2i-9t EpWARD GARLAND. }iI"Sec'
IlY virtue ofader Of trust executed t. me 6v Rci Id
- r. Jones late Of the county Charlotte and state Of
Virginia. bearing date tbs tth Of November 1870 and
duly recorded clerks Office Of Mech lenburg for The
benefit OF Mack McQuie for purposes therein mentioned
shall sell 10 the highest bidder, for Virginia money NJ the
torehouse ofWiam Dcuprcc in the county Of Charoie
on SAIURDAY,thc l5ihday Of September uex all The said
Richard r. Iouess right title and interest in and 10 the
estate Of Edward Jones decd IN possession Of Dury
\ Bacon who inermarricd with Elizabeth Jones' the widow
oi the said Edward Jones being one-fen,h art Of said
Eyabctl dover the Of said Edward Jones decd
The sub criber, will convey such title vested
IN him lv said trust, and no other.
July H. 2o--Wids WILLIAM BACON, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
FOR SALE

WAT extensive and very valuable Esate called MANS
KIN LODGE formerly the property of Tho's Miller
dcc-Haskin Lodge is situated in the county King viii
liaIn the Pamunkey river opposite Hanover Town and
within - h.les of the city of Richmond i'm wealthy
anu agreeable ncghborhood. 1t contains nearly thou
sand acres of asValuabeland that river which
about two thousand are lowrounds of grent fertility
various soils adapted The culture ocorn wheat barley
tobacco The high land is also fertile, and is with
forests nording abundant supply of wood timber.
large Manufacturing 9Ill adioinS this which
the wheat made il be sold small deduction from
Ike Richmond prices; and from the landing the river
the products may be tanportedto baltimore an expense
OF not more than eight per are two
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
families, with good othoues, stables barns attached TO
eacl-The one usually call ed ManEin Loge other
ON that part of the which has obtained the name of
Wormy Grope-fo the former belong valuable and extern
ve orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia supasses
IN quality OF SOIL beauty and peasanness of situation
the convenience and cheapness of the transportation
products TO the best etsanskn Lodge and Wornlev
r"ve VIII be sold entire in parcels suit purchasers
the following terms; Ono fourth part the purchase Monty
will be divided into five equal partsone fifth pa the said
fourth will be required in cashc other hs will he
made payable in annual insaens successive,y the first
payable the list January, 1s22he remaining three
iourhs will be made payable the 1st January 1926
Bonds with approved security will he required and deed of
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
l. j. Il. FERGUSON,
Executors of Thomas Miller, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
VnIu0bIe Re0T E2J1,Je for CoJe

VIE Subscriber will offer sale to the highest bidder
on credit of i years. "Wednesday, 29h august
neIt Immediately after the sale Of Samuel Dyer r land
vertised that day. his Tract ofLAND containing
land hundred half of which is cleared,
ieror to no high land in the county, within 81 miles of
SCOTS Landing, James River, in wealthy and desirable
neighbourhoodThe farm in high OF improvement,
and presents prospect for crop of wheat the year
the amount of TO thousand bushclsthe whole of the
land 90 clear first rate tobacco land At the time he
will sell all his Stock amongst which 10 good work
Horses.-Terns for the latter at sale W. II. DYER.
a hmm rln I,.lr 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
Most VaINabIe Rem Properfl For SaIe.

IA FyIlGE subscriber intending remove the
f-.,:<A J. South offers for saethe valuable real
sseH in Virginia, living IN the county Able
-1s- marie, and consisting of two James Rirer Tracts.
containing about 1900 400 of which owgrouus
inferior the The highland very and
in high of cultivation On the upper is n new
and elegant buiding with all necessary convencnces and
combining every advantage which luxury elegance could
wish On The lower tract adjoining the Sco;tsvc.
is also very comfortable and enient establishment
family The in which this land lies the ncghborhood
ami society justly celebrated and lis fertility and
fence market all combine 10 make il the desirable
acquisition which of capital could wish.
Ao-a tract of WOODLAND, lying the above tracts
containing 900 acres valuable for its timber- Several
for the produce of large back country, and bidding fair
prosperous times 20 become most important place.
IFThese will be disposed ct priv sale either
separately together until ednrsdy ne INA Of Oetober
when ii sold of which due notice will be given
they will he offered PUBLIC AUCTION ON the premises
Application may be made 10 the subscriber living the
premises JOHN SCOTT.
july 3. f6-I7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

fOMMlrrEDt to the Jan of Norfolk county,as runway
~ negro man who calls himself WIN. BROWN--sates
that he is free man. and has served in the L. s.
said Brown is of dark compexon inches high 81
years OF age has the left leg which he says
wound by musket ball. and his left side occaoned
by stabThe owner OF said negro il prove
his property those interested produce the proper
dences of his freedom he will be disposed of the law
directs WM BERNARD, Jailor of Norfolk county
Iav q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
BY RITCHIE & GOOGLE

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
H. ,bre times week during the session of the State lie,
,a,sPrce, the heretofore, Fare Dollars per an
s ,v,blc in advance Notes of chartered specepayng
Hanks iy will received in payment The Editors will
,araniee the safety of RENTING them by mall the postage
sf ali letters being paid by the writers
r No paper will be discontinued tut at the discretion
of the Editors until all arrearngcs have been paid up
NJ Whoever will guarantee the paym OF nine papers,
shall have a tenth gratis
'"" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, or iess-Firs Insertion, IS cents-each
continuance so cents.
mo inserted, until il has either been paid
for or assumed by person in this city, its environ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
WA NTED

OVERSEER to take charge or Roslin Plantation
within mile Of Petersburg Aman with small family
VIII be preferred capable of managing 20 so hands
vantage he must be well qualified farmer the p,anta
being altogether appropriated raise grain hay and
stock; and he will have charge of every thing on the
place. he necessarily have attested reconmena
lions for his competency industry sobrety good morals
For such Character liberal wages will be given. Apply TO
SHEPHERD Il LESLIE.
petersburg, June 26. tits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
EXECUTORS LAND SALES.


VII subscriber, sole executor OF Col Richard Adams
deceased, is DESTROYS of bringing a conclusion such OF
he business OF that estate is capable of being
ana osor sale the following subjects of properly, viz
Un mondoy The FRA frg Of 4fugHt ner Union He
tel in this city, at 10 O'Clock, about
1926 Heres Of Land IN the County of ,Fg,,rnnna,
bought Of Mai. Allen Bernard adjoining Berardsurg:
On eonnexon with the greater portion which is
distance The tract is well timbeed well watered
contains aquatity OF good building stone and about Id of
mag properly be considered of good quality for soi-Aso
10000 .3cres IN the County of Harrison,
The sae OF Virginia. the quality of which unknown to
On The same day II o'clock, parcel OF land upon the
premises lying in Port Mayo, ninety feet of land
deepest wafer in James river, extending TO the old
county road distance fully sufficient the erection OF
iopewan There are upon the land three brick houses
su.soie To accommodate such a walk
nr the conclusion of the last mentioned sale about 70
on ie premises the very profitable and beautiful
<sEz1A Estate called Tree Hill,
esnl will be offered for salc;n quantity ACCORDING to
SS The deed made by Col. Miles Seden, viii n is 400
acres No adequate idea of the beauty or value Of ne
c he conveyed by any attempt description Iaior Ed
u cbTstlanw will show il those who NAV sish
Also, at Tree Hill, the day, tr ~ of Land ON
ne Oak Swamp, containing 400 acres chiefly in wood and
~, distant from the tract Of Mr. Robert Craddock
as Tue above sales intended made for the mr.
pose oil making division leeatces who are n-
Inerons the payments will be TO fall due as the minors
4a come of age About ehirdhgil payable on the
~ Jay ct January next the balance will be distributed
the guardians ofte children, carry interest from
Possession Of Tree He'll be given on the first day of
January next, and of the other property Immediately after
rue necessary papers shall be executed.
5,o JOHN ADAMS, Executor
.--uiy -. 22-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
a FY,,sf Shin for London.

Ia First Ship for London,
,JyekfN To the address of Messrs JOHN GlLLIAT
HfAT co. with the liberty of consignment, the very
SUPERIOR and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts. commander, expected TO arrive in
rc,y ,lsys M bermuda Hundred, when she will
loading ard be despatched Immediately, having more
Than one half Of cargo already engage-For freight
of the remainder which will be taken reasonable
terms or passage, apply TO JNO. WIN. GILLIAT.
IA, Also for London,
,jtSsiM To the address of Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
IStGssE co. with the liberty of consignment, the fine
trg MARC AR EFT James Mclryan commander, coppered,
and stands loyds is expected TO be at Warwick in
very few DAVIS win loading shc
be rot take inIer burthen is about $50 hhds 10.
acco and 600 hhds. is wanted freight, which if
offered soon, " Ill be taken ow.-For terms apply 10
JS0. x WM. GlILTAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco
June f3-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
NOR LINERPOOL.
TnE RALEIGH.

III FEIiE subscriber has taken possession OF the RAJ
T,-fN a LEIGH TAVERN in the City Of Williams
isss.M burc and is prepared accommodate the public
49, in style which he doubts roi will be calculated
give entire satisfaction.
This establishment hos just undergone such repairs and
improvements to render IL comfortable,
mud supplied with much and excellent furniture.
lie will be satisfied receive such encouragement the
comforts and accommodations he may afford will entitic him
o. TUNSTAEL RfNhS.
sI,,rr Iln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

PURSUANT to deed oftrst bearing 5Ot ay of
June 1915 and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Essex
county which deed is between Carter w raxton
FIRST part Austin peterborough ofthc second part
the subscribers Of the third part, shall, the mn
day fSggbcr peri,if fair-ohcrwisc the next fair day
thereafter, proceed to sell that very valuable TRACT OF
LAND situated IN the county Of Essex, the town Of
Tappahannock known by the Of Windsor containing
about 6i acres or such thereof may he
raise the of money secured by the said deed togrther
with the interest thereon costs and charges attending
The execution Of the contained in said The safe
will be made for cash. upon the premises. Such title only
is vested in the subscribers will be the purchaser.
JAMES. X MfCOU. D.
WILL. u. MATTHEW'S trustees
Tappahanuocl. Augi4t g. 25-ufd-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

States for the Fifth Circuit and Virginia District pro-
hounced on the 18th day of Je, 1921, in therein
pending, herein Robert Crouch is plaintiff Neil
and the subscriber defendants will lie Sold upon the pre-
seS on me ig day OF September next, LOT, parcel
roor itouse OF the city of nchmond with the buildings
Neil NcCou by deed bearing date the 18th av of January
recorded in the general ccuror much thereof
VIII be necessary TO the which incurred
and may be incurred in the execution of the created by
the said Decd MS also the Of the suit aforesaid
condiy the Of twelve hundred thrtyogt dollars
and eighythree cents, with interest from the 18Th day of
August 1919 until payment OF the balance under
the sail deed of trust The purchaser will be required
give note notes for the purchase money payable in sixty
days with approved endorser The title will retained
until the sale is conf med by the
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

oi,owing tracts Of land belonging 10 the estate Of
'i'iler deceased, will be again offered for sale:
EsssSA UoodOiUe, and The Bird, ON fhe
lssltI ,,u Monday in September next, Goocband
trosPec I'M, lying in the county of Spott-
syss' ON the first Monday In September next at spott-
in The ose tracts Of land have lately been advertised
,e Pet mat Is thought unnecessary ayoin IN dscrile
~ iefms OF sale as heretofore made known
Auyue,e O. WILLIAM MILLER, r.,
~0-'ds j. u. FERGUSON, hNOfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

IIIE President and Directors declared dividend of
q per cent the capital ofthe bank for the last
half wear; which gives the individual stakeholder dollar
per share w. cambridge, Cashier.
July 3. 16-i2t
PEoCKENBROUGH & nARVIE have received by the
~ Henry Clay, from London, SupeTfine CLOTHS and
CASSINERES, and so cases best DURHAM MUSTARD,
in lib lbbottlesby the first arrivals Liverpool they
expect good supply of W0OLLENS-They have on
hand and will keep constant supply OF COTTON YARNS
from The New Rochelle Factory, New York, and refined
SUGARS from Baltimore.
JuIv 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

IL persons indebted 70 the estate Of JOHN YARRING-
TON, Jun deceased te OF Charlotte county hereby
requested TO make immediate payment and those
who have claims against the estate required make
them known 20 without delay las wish make fua
settlement of the administration. Letters addressed 20
at Stcveisync, ting and Queen county, post rad will
attended to- HENRY CLARKE. ADM.
August G 2J--v iWF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

1t persons indebted 10 the estate Of SAMUEL PAINE
decnset are requested TO make immediate pa 10
me beng DESTROYS TO close the Administrations
ossihe indulgence cannot be granted Persons
wing claims agains, the estate requested make them
knownto ORRIS PAINE,
. administrator IF Samuel Paine, deceased.
L.