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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
VaIuabIe Read EgiaJe for ,So7c

'Hf Subscriber will offer for sale, highest bidder
on credit OF l. years, Wednesday, 2eth August
merit edatey after the sale of Samuel DYER IRIS land
yertised on that day, his Tract GLAND containing
land hundred half of which cleared and in
ierort no high land in the county, within 81 miles
Scotts Landing James River wealthy and desirable
neighbourhoodThe farm is in high Improvement
the amount OF Ia thousand bushelsihc whole of
land to clear first rate tobacco land AT same
VIII sell all his Stock which GOOD work
hoIses'-Ierms tor the latter NJ sale. W. ii. DYER.
Albemarle, July 81. 2e-wtds
VIE subscriber will sell Plantation near columbia
QIpon James r,erO Friday tae 3i last TO the high
est bidder,
600 BIS. CORN and a quantity of OTIS,
TO be PAID Tor on delivery THOMAS +. MAYO.
August Z. OF y,t,v
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conprp cows

The pnbie are informed that a large supply of
CENTS Is now ready for distribution from the Mint of
the United States in Philadelphia These coins will,
therefore, be issued, to any reasonable amount, in
exchange for an equal amount in specie, in notes
or drafts receivable in any of the Banks in Phadel-
phia They will also be transported when required
to any considerable amount, (not less than key,
tanning from loo to $50 doars,) either by land or wa
ter carriage, when such be procured to any part
o the United States at the expense and risk OF the
government, the receipt of depositc the credit
OF the Treasurer of the United States the amount
oil the cents required, in the Bank ofthe United States
or any oil ats Offices, or in any State Bank which per-
forms the duties OF Commissioner of Loans, agent
Tor paying pensions, il those where office
has been established. The depostes To the credit of
the Treasurer of the United States in all cases. to be
made in the state to which the cents are reauir-
| ed to be transported.
Application 10 be made TO the Treasurer of the
| Mint.
Philadelphia, August 10.
Letter from the Hon. John adams 10 Joseph E. Sprag,e. Esq
SIR: Montez;l,o. Aur A. 1921,
lowe many thanks for present OF an inrcni, us
4th of July before the Salem Charitable Mechanic Asoc-
ton have read it with great ieasurc, all
oratons that have been this have been much
affected with the remarkable uniformity principles
and coincidence OF topic: which Pervades them
Such harmonious train OF thinking augury of great
acer of national public opinion Cheering hopes of lasting
union, prosperity and happiness Nothing could he
ton, should take notice the proud reflections on us
perpetualy poured forth in England. This topic
capped the notice of Grafton haveread year own
am glad 10 see it, We have been patient under
the scaldng drops Of their contempt long time
us 10 arouse ourselves and honestly
Preienson and show them their mpertnence shall
DC borne w,hoI, resentment and retaliation The
oil ine nespaper are pouring forth their 1urmur and
effect Ii has already produced appearance of modey
ana more deccncy, both in England and Scotland Wher
tlcmen.
am Sir, your much obliged and most humble servant,
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Thos Miller deceased, will be again offered for sale
"a UoodriNe, and The Byrd, on the
IeekHS Courthouse.
Prospect Hill, lying in the county of Spott-
sy'ara on the first Monday In September next at Spott-
sylvania Courthouse.
The above tracts of land so lately been advertised
IN the papers that il is thought again describe
them Terms of sale as heretofore made known
WILLIAM MILLER, -.
August e. 25-tds j. h. FERGUSON, EAors'
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Il 10Th, 1921 - 80 49,
Daniel Booker plo;,,;G
against "D'
Peter r. ogby, Edward Mosefcy, Samuel Jones and Sam
ue ~, '. '!nIlis, Defendants
MS day came the plaintiff by John W. Nash ESQUIRE his
attorney and II appearing the satisfactory evil
denee mat The defendant Peter ogby inhabiia,
OF th ate on the motion of the plaintiff his said aor-
ne 1t IS decreed and ordered by the court that the said de-
ehant Peter r. ogby do appear here ST
thursday IN october next and the PLAINTIFF bill and
give security for performing such decree the court NAV
sc nerein and that of This forthwith in
serted In some newspaper published in city of Rchmon
anu continued Tor two months successfully that
COPY De posted up at the door of the house of this
county, on Two successive days previous TO the sah
third Thursday in October next. - -
Acopy-Teste, WIN. s. DANCE g.
August T. oSD,rn,'- - -
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CARRIAGES.


TEIfIE subscriber has for sne Mt
CfFFTD. his Mandatory miles from,
Petersburg,Va large assortment
fsfFTsE95x=%ZL4L2 Of Work IN his line Of business
- - ~ 70 Coaches and Coaches, with
double and treble sicps,witi elc-
giant trimmings and plated belIbond.
First rate panncl Gigs with ,e best spring with plated
bcll,ands and full plated joints and leather tops.
Very light Coaches with the door behind and swinging foot
board attached to the body for travelling gentlemen and SER
wants.
Single sulkes and stick Gigs double single with and
without tops
Low priced family Stages, handsomely finished, fixed 70
work with two horses
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome tons
with morocco Innings fixed 20 work with horses.
with The rctfy itonfed Chagoc and Dearborn wsggons
with oval steel springs in front Of them light enough
Tor one hprse.
An excellent assortment Of the best plated and mount
eu Harness FOR Carriages gigs, family stages, &c.
STERLING WOODWARD.
n " supply NJ the above work mag be Ind y applying
opposite Mr. William Frencls Tavern, Old Street Peters
bug and literal discount will be made for payments
u Orders from any part of the country, addressed Pop
lar Grove Pot O0ct, Dividdic county, Va. viii be attend
tAo. Nty H. iiI--1HJg
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PUBLIC CAUTION
LAND FOIi SALE.

Ns.yzk LAND FUR SAIIE.
ssIu The subscriber offers for sale the tract of land
IlRx- whereon he resides living county Pow ha-
tan FIVE miles below the courthouse from Bridge,
and twcnyope from Richmond, containing I'VE hundred and
four This farm lies in a gemteel reghborhood con-
yenienty situated fortrade and public seinnary-(or
fertility of soil and healthncs of situation cdualcd but
by few spring of excellent within 100 yards OF the
door The dwelling is good one having been lately
repaired, and all necessary ououse nearly new The ara
bic land judcously cleared, well enclosed, and now in
good state for cultivation Any gentleman wishing 10 pur-
chase Is invited to come and Judge for himself.
JULY 81. 22-wuO GEORGE MARKHAM
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l \ Powhatan County Court June the 2Ist ;S2I--
L. George Williamson PIaint;61

Il George Williamson Plain,;6,1
-fyaina
Peter T. Ogiiby, Edward Moseley Samuel In Cha'csry.
Jones and Samuel atkins, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff by James Robertson Jun Fso
ms attorney and filed his bill against defendants and
appearing TO the court by satisfactory evidence that ie d.
iendant Peter F. oeihy habiiant of this state ON
e motion OF tie plaintiff by his aforesaid IL is de-
creed and ordered bv the court that said Peter f. Oev
mere on rbefre the third Thursday in Septembe
Next and answer the plaintiffs BILL give security for
performing suh decree as the may make herein apd
a copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city OF Richmond and continued for
Two months successiyey that another COPY lie mn
door oihe courthouse Of this county Two sccess,
court Gays previous TO the said third Thursday in Sent next,
cOpy-Teste, w S. DANCE -
July g. " o. -, Do'-NSE, u
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NlRGiNIA Ala Superior Court of Chancery held at the
Capitol in the City of Richmond The day OF January


william Jones, ApPe9an.,
Peter Ciaywell ex'or Of Elizabeth Jones' Appeec.
ihis cause came on this day be heard transcript
oil me record OF the decree aforesaid was argued bs
counsel TN consideration whereof this being opiiI-
ION mat The said decree erroneous adiudgc order
anu decree that the he annued and that
The appellee out of The his his
he administered il much thereof hath but if not then
out oil MS own estate do the appellant
nm expended iii the prosecution OF his appeal aforesaid
mere And the court proceeding
as the said county should aVc further order
thai the injunction awarded the appellant the ninth av OF
september one thousand eight hundred and Il,
stay execution of Judgment against him. Ella
Labeh Jones in the county court OF ucking ham,
CT except as To the OF seventy five pounds sngs
anu seven pence, with interests from the Juv
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen sixy
part thereof And the court doth further of
ITS Commissioners do xamne the account ic the YER
c AT law was reneTed) nj the instance the appellant for
Tor the sixty pounds Aforesaid And that the said
commissioner report the the court
with any matters specially stated pertinent by him,
SCH or winch NAV be required by the parties stated
ACopy-rese, WIN. w. HENIsCi, G. e.
49, Commissioner oFcr, Richmond 1tei1f an, 1e2i.
Inc parties interested will please take
appointed the l1ih day OF September tho
examination OF the account directed in the
the Court on which day 9ocock A. NJ they sired Il,
attend Mt my Office in this city with their papers vouchers
reahy Tor examination II. BAKER, NJ c.
August T. I6-y5n,
Il
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ONE AM TWO

~, , ONE AND TWO.
,nough m the following eng naca lines rbute
30 " nsron) H'ey old, The application Of them is his
This dry of all hath surely seen
Its worst for and YOU;
'iis NV six wears since we were ONE
And five since were TWO
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-. Dstno-June I4th, 1921.
FT1HoMAS CRAIG, George Rutherford, Robert Mont.)
Il gomere, Robert Spier, Robert Fnud, Alexander :
dgdinst (.
James Scott executor of John Leslie, deceased who
ms executor and trustee OF Robert Craig deceased and
oAeis, Dssnda,lfs. :
Er,ract from The decree of the Court.
= And the said commissioner Amos Laddl is ordered
ake ana report TO the court of the ebs n any,
sun due from the said Robert Craig, his estate;
enable him TO ascertain the he directed advertise
twice week for three months successfully creditors
come IN and prove their claims before hm.n
A copy-Teste, II. JE.FRIES, Clerk.
/ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,
Richmond 9Th month (June) Of, 1915
re, rursant 10 the aoregong order of the Court NOTICE
10 HEREBY GIVEN, To all persons having claims against
he late Robert Craig his estate prove
same before me, al office, in this city, within three
months from the date hereof that they may reported
10 ,he court. AMOS LADD, NJ. c.
June -. 1896
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Un,led lstaies Cou,l. F;nh Cireuituna y7rri11,,;a

United STATES Court, Fifth Circuitand Tfrcil;s
District, Jane IS, 1921.
AMES SCOTT, executor Of John Leslie, deceased,1
- and Norman Stewart, PiaintiHs
dydinst
Archibald Robertson and William Black jun. surviving
executors OF William Brown deceased, and Others,
A., Dgtndanfs. :.
Isabella Black, late the of Anew Black the elder
John Wallace and Marion his vile, William Bocie ard :,
Sarah his wife, William Black jun and Agnew Black q
the younger, and Walter Dun, OF John =
ham, deceased plaintiffs. | =
against :
James Scott executor OF John Leslie. deceased and
Andrew Leslie and Leslie, deysee OF the said
John Leslie, deceased Defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct one of the com
n,ssoners 10 State the whole
John Leslie real and personal and report
cour with any matters specially stated, pertinent
by hnsei or required by the parties
enquire what debts due by the
oe MN 10 ascertain the that he do advertise
week Tor hrce months successfully in of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for creditors to
come III anu prove their claims before him.
Acopy-Testc, RID. JEFFRIEs Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Richmond, I'm Month (Juiy) I7th, 1921. {
Inc parties interested desired notice. thar
nave appointed the nth day OF October
the accounts directed in the foregoing court ON
which said day. O'Clock A. NJ they required TO attend
the creditors of John Leslie required TO come in and
prove their claims before Office within three months
from the date hereof.
July n. 90-96t AMOS IhDD NJ q
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Thn oe7a iaS ana Sohn T. Stegall, Defendants.
ne DEFENDANT John Scroggins having entered his an
anu gwen security according TO the of Assem-
anu e rules OF this coutand it appearing to the salts
con OF inc court that be nhabiant of this com
on motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel It
IS ofderd That the said defendant John Scroggins do ar
an Ie ON me ouf Monday in September next and an
c9 OFT inserted Of the newspapers printed in the
Guy Oh richmond for eight weeks successivcly and nosted
at the front door of the courthouse of this county
Aeopy-Teste, MICHAEL ROBERTS. Is O. II r.
22-wSws
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il 1921 ''Nu ooun'y court, s'h Jui
James Smith, trustee of Daniel Muse 1,a;.,.e.

1921 ~ 'OOn'1 Soui', 9'h jay,
James dan nil, trustee of Daniel Muse, Plaintiff;
Eary "ordon and Elizabeth Gordon heiresse and dev;
sees OF John GORDON dec and Isaac Haynie IefnJ,nr
~ ms DAY came the plaintiff, his counsel and FLED hs
o anu me defendants Mary Gordon aud Elizabcfb Goro
moi Having entered their appearance and given secy
coI1g 10 the act OF Assembly the rules of ms court
ana appearing TO the court by satisfactory evidence si
10y ae MOI inhabitants OF this country, 1T is ORDER En-
ia. we su defendants do appear here the second Mon
y ~ next give such security, answer the bill
OF tue pianti and that copy Of this order be forthwith,
inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two months
e anu another copy posted at the door of fe ror
mouse OF THIS county. And motion of tIe ra;r, =
MfhsT DseTeed and Ordered That the sheriff of This count
aIach ana take into his custody the slaves Aassy MARY "a
lu Norris Leach and child Nice, Peter Henry Ils
sIh' Cnaes TURK, aud Bner in the PLANTERS bin mtnf
So n nS same subject to the future order coort
July q. 22-wsw. F +. BATES. G. g.
VlhGihiA-At rules held IN Che clerks Office Of the sa
perior court Of chanccry Richmond district a.
20tl day Of June, 1871 N'''iie'' INC
William D. Clarke, Chastain Clarke and Ciustsvps c,
Agafn3 FIanfWf
Victor Wauhop Robert Bryson, James Davidson Ceor,
1riss ioe,,.. W.. ~ Defendants
Pecc ana gwen security according 10 the act M Asst
sn the rules OF this court and II appearing y
evidence that he Is not inhabitant of tie cot, ~
vrdered lEat the said defendant do appenr bee an a. 60,
ug or une next term, and answer the bill of the paints
anu ua copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in so1ns
newspaper published ~ The city Of Richmond for t,go nonf
and posted at the front door Of The Capoi ia
ILL.,. a eopy-Teste, WIN. W. HENINe, G. C..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
THE MACEDONIAN FRroArE.

NeD- York, June e..
The U. S. frigate Macedonian. Capt.
Downs, was spoken on Sunday last, in
lat. 50, 50 lon 60, bound to Boston, all
well, then IS days from Rio Janeiro, by
the British brig Cygnet, which arrived
here yesterday, and brought letters from
her.
Mr.. Hill, of this city, hate vice Consul
at Valparaiso, is passenger in the fri
gate.
The Macedonian left Valparaiso on the
18th of March, arrived at Rio on the LIST
of May, and sailed thence on the 18th, Of
May. ::
We have not learned any news from
the latter place and the advices from
the Pacific are not SO late as were brought
by the Eagle, at Nantucket, but some
articles of intelligence are received which
are not furnished by that ship.
Ersroct from a letter, dated Santiago
de Chill, January 10
"Judge Provost arrived among US a few
days ago.
phyr, the Pallas, the Panther, and several
other American vessels, were at or near
Callos at our last advices-and those who
wish it, will obtain good freights to Eu
rope. The Macedonian frigate will pro
baby see most of them clear off the coast,
"Benavides, with some Spanish troops
and Indians, defeated some of the Patriot
forces, and got hold of Conception, but
Freyre, the Patriot general, after being
some time in Taleahuano, gave him bat
tie, and was completely victorious. Other
troops from this city joined him, and the
remnant of the Royalists and Indians,
who were fortunate enough to escape, fed
beyond the Rio Clio. Peace 10 therefore
now enjoyed throughout Chill, and the
debt of the government is mere trife.
No articles now pay double duties
Specie is exempt from export duty, and
other favorable regulations have been
made for the encouragement Of commerce;
and we now confidently hope that sys-
tom will gradually be adopted which will
embrace at once the best interests Of the
government and Of the merchant,
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Turks, who were At first caly a an,
tribe subsequently, increased by o,I
tribes from the borders. of the Casnl
did neither, Having reduced the Gr..]
to servitude, they gave themselv.. /
further trouble, except to levy by forc. !
arms, the heavy taxes to which tbst
fortunate race was condemned tn.
ferences in religion were perpetual Il
insuperable bar to intermarriaues
furnished never failing pretences for y
exercise Of every species of ertor,;on
insolence. The interests of the non
ton were considered At variance :
those of these domineerine stranse
The latter therefore, omitted M 10y
rendering their yoke as heavy as nossiH]
Such means are ready and obvious n
military government, restrained bv |
law but the will of the leader and a..
to the voice of humanity and policy, TS]
subjugated race were consigned to tn. =
ranny Of regular graduation of ofF~:
from the governors Of the province !.
the chiefs of the villages. They have en-
tinued to the present day, a people n
tinguished from their masters. bv j.
guage, religion, manners and costnm.
are now as purely Greek, - at the pe,,l
of their submission. They retain a
membrane Of the freedom and elor,
their ancestors, and submit, very uns
ingly, to the rule of the strangers /
some respects, they are superior to h
Greeks of the fifteenth century, parte
larly sowith regard to literature and q,
rails. They are also richer and more nd
merous, than they formerly were.
Every thing shows, on the other han
that the system Of the Turks. has run :
course. They no longer posses. tln
qualities which secure dominion. Poll
cal power must always be founded in d
raj strength. Of this they retain nothh
Their military is a machine without ~
they have no countt y, and can feel
patriotism. Even their religion, wh
gave the first impulse to their victoris
career, has ceased to be common ID
tive.
Were this contest to be decided wi
out the interference of third party,
event would not, perhaps, be doubt
But, we must not expect the Russian
Austrians to remain quiet spectators
the scene. These nations are equal
terested in the fate of the Turkish ~
er. Should that power be dissolved
denly: should new ono rise on its rt|
a power composed by the Greek pop
ton in Europe and in Asia Minor,
views which have been So
INDUCED by the two cabinets, wor,ll
disappointed. But, should the n.
continue in their present tottering sid
ton, these powers may silently and VI
out creating an alarm among the kin
Europe, appropriate to themselves,
province after another, until the rel
der shall no longer constitute an o
e.ther of ambition or alarm.
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POsTsCRIPT
MERCHANT HAL
Boston, jane 90.


Arrived, the U. 8. frigate Macedoll
John Downes, Esq. commander, SO
from Valparaiso, and 81 from Rio Jars
Sailed from the former place 18th Ma
and left brig Canton, Tunison, had b
sent in by lord Cochrane from Pisto
September, and was released in Fetr
ry, ship Ocean, Pinkham, arrived Fl
Callao via Huacho and Arauco, was y
ed by the government and after ab
three months detention was relea;
ship Packet, Hill, for Canton, via
quimbo, to sail in April; brigs Ner
Jennings, destination unknown; New.
sey, Reeves, for Montevids6, in
days.
The English ships Lord Sheffield, i
Edward Ellis, from Gibraltar, and
Indian, from Rio Janeire, with very
liable cargoes, were at Valparaiso. ssi
by Lord Cochran 50 adjudication,
British brig Rebecca was sent in 4
Pisco at the aame time with the Can
and had been released, cargo GENDER
| as Spanish property.
The British frigates Creole, CON-
Thos n. Hardy; Owen Glendower,
sloop Of war Conway, were at Valpar3
The u. S. frigate Constellation,
| tain Ridgeley, sailed from Valparsis1
Coouimbo 10th March.
The ship Chesapeake, { late Pawson'
died at Coquimbo 4th Dec. last J Lane,
at Coquimbo, in March having sailed
Qua SEQ January 29th laden With %
for Baltimore, but was obliged to return
| ing overloaded in a leaky condition;
landed part Of her cargo al Guasco, ana
ceeded with the remainder to Coqun
From the assistance Of the ConstellI
she was expected soon again to sa'lM
timore. The letters which were %
her have been brought here by the m.
| man. The brig Warrior, Nixon ".
at Coquimbo, where she had beeo
seizure by government for several NV;
| on suspicion of her having carried ~
contraband Of war from Callao TO AIs1.
On the 29th December, the Msceo
went into Huacho to water, ana
there the ship Louisa, Hicks, o.
dence, which had been detained y
Cochrane. Capt. Hicks was on oos,
her cables, and being furnishes
crew from the Macedonian, she esS
in CO. and proceeded on her voysgc
Brig Macedonian, Smith, from
for Africa, was spoken in Fsbrustl'
in 10 days sail of that port. 49,,
Lieut.. John Patten CambreIepE
q, Of the y. 8. Navy, died on pc
| Macedonian; in Valparaiso. l@ni
much regrettedAhe Was burrs'
military honors. c,.oh
The Rev. Azariah Wilson, Cp.L
the Macedonian, died ct Vsipa"
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The following is Tire substance of de-
cree issued by general San Martin :,
(" All ports under the immediate protec-
ton of tho liberating army, are free Tor
commerce with all friendly and neutral
nations.
"Foreign goods imported in foreign
ships pay q duty ofee per cent, on the a
mount Of the invoice.
sForeign goods m ships OF any OF the
independent states Of South America, pay
Is per cent as above.
aThe produce of the states as above,
in all foreign vessels, pay Is per cent and
eThe same in ships Of the country, 10
per cent do.
Quicksilver, implements of husbandry
and mining, articles of war, books, scien,
tific instruments, printing presses and
machinery are free,
"Coined money, exported, pays S per.
cent. for silver snd.2 per cent for gold !:
:" Virginia silver pays 10 per cent. and
virgin gold percent,
"Wrought silver 8 per cent.
"All other productions of Peru pay du-
ties on expectation, one-third the former
export duties"
The remainder of the decree relates to
the manner of certifying to the truth OF
the invoice, and the penalties in, case of
discovery or fraud, which are very Sc
we're.