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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
\ SECOND WHITFIELD.

Tie rev. J. MONT, young man Of powerful elo-
9uenre aud ieiyld piety has lately been preaching
The Boston Gazette OF Monday last, says,
:. " Mr.. Mo.h Yesterday delivered very eloquent
discourse at the Methodist Chapel Broomfe.d's Lane
thousands OF persons who went to- hear him coud not
enter the house, as il was so crowded al an ea,iy
hour. The preacher obliged 10 get IN ~ the pull
pit window Would not be well for Mr. NJ 90 hold
camp meeting ON the common in order that all who
are inclined may have fair Opportunity OF hea,u,-
him during his stay in town p
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Alice Goode, widow and devisce of Francis t;oode ~,
If i, deceased and Robert Francis and Mary Goode John
iam Harrison and Louisa his wife which ,ober, krne,s
Mary Elizabeth and Louisa children and deyjsees oftIe
inas Boiling and George Markham executors and exeo
TO- n.rhard MarLha deceased john Gootc John
IIones and Sarah his wife, formerly 6oode and James
% " 9 ~ and administrators with the win an
ncNed oil eadB Goode, deceased Tarlfon S;unders adj.
mnlS'Iator de bonis of Robert Goode deceased and
G oGae aaiainsiTaFx with the will annexed Fran
sane me dflenGants Robert Goode and Maxwell Toses and
Jus VIE who are out ofths county aud against whom
me plaintiffs appear to in The mode
W Jaw against absent defendants still falling to apear ard
answer on melton Of the plaintiffs by counsel The court d,t
take their bill for confessed TO those defendants and t
cause coming ON to be heard the bill the answers of The
oe 1nelshdans and exhibits, argucdby counsel On
consideration whereof tie doth order that te nIanG
an account OF their tcsfators administration of the
G M francis eoode the elder, deceased, an account
Oh her administration Of their said testaor estate before
If o. ihe court that the defendants executors
VI rnaru harkham deceased do render before the same,
CO an account of his administration of the estate
Of i rrshe Too ie the elder, deceased
and that the defendant Taron Saunders render he
,c enc commissioner Of his testafors ad-
mnisiration on the Francis oode the elder d.
eeeu and an account of his administration OF his tes
state ana settle the said accounts make repori thereof ~
me court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
50 stated. ~ P"'"e'' W U'
copy-Teae, WIN. W. HEHING, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties Interested ,ro
have 20" re- ~ ls2l desired to take notice,
the date hereof for commencing the accounts
ree'sd oy ine foregoing order Of the court on which das
NJ lime O'Clock a. NJ their attendance is required a. M
IN this city, with their and vouchers roads To-
animation and settlement. ''aOs ior ca
August a. 32-wd THOMAS LApD NJ. r..
PURSUANT to deed OF trust dated The I515 75---s
- september lSil executed by Tunstal Banks and tso,
" pdns, and recorded in the county court OF Eesex r.
Fen nenry Garnett and myself appointed trrsses
si el al public auction TO the highest bidder in ~
t9"h o. lappahannock for ready money on ,y a. TOR
y sossh16ey nert being Essex court day1 fe several
90 u nu named in the said decd four of which Nh ~ ia
q ~, FORMING N safd,
& wall 9eing The property called The Farmeyss
"a ~ tu oc.upied oy Washington H. Perkins William,
also, four other lots land ON The ac street.
10, ~ ~ =, So and formerly known az The Stable ~
upon the said deed. ~ " "'V"e1 SUI uuc
ne sale WI take place before the door Of the Farmers
will be conveyed by me- T. nm S"e ie ss, o. rust
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NOTICE

IL persons having claims against the Of GAR
IN LAND THOMPSON deceased late Of Hanover county
requested TO make them known and those indebted K
make immediate payment to
GARLAND JAMES, Adnior.
Hanover. September ~ so-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

F'INiIiftN BUOUNF.
Ut The subscribers tender their services TO the pr,c Ia
transact business in the AUCTION & COMMISSIONS line
either Tor the sale or purchase Of article ana pledge
themselves To use possible cxerton 10 advance the IL
teres of those who may confiae in then.
SICIiRD pgOGKE
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tt.Dt.i ~ IIF. Vt IlhNI3 g NSGKUtfS.
DuhSUASrto deed Of trust bearing date the ib oa #
August 1891, and duly recorded IN lie cere office of
ihe county court OF Essex which deed COL John
aeerhed TO ihe subscriber for and Tho
w. faunteroy, exoTs of Tho. Faunerov Gceesed shall
on He thrH honfry n Jan,y lsl Ccing Essex court Ola y
proceed 10 sell to he highest bidder for cash before tho
door OF the Farmers Hotel ia the Tappahannoc
very valuable tract OF land in the OF Essex on
the ahannock river known nd called by name of
BATHURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES TO vii :
sally and her four children, Edndn Martha Harriet and
young chd-Nlary ana her three children Nelly foses ana
chiid-Charotte ana her two children, Iayina Horace
pacy, woman--ifenry, Nrscn Tom Andrew and John-
or as much OF the said land and many Of eroes
as VIII satisfy the purposes ote said deed Suc tiieo only
as Is vested IN the subscriber will be made the purchaser
GUSTAVUS 4. JONES, trustee.
Urbanna, October o. 4-,ds
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~ midas Il reflection Oh the non. and learned
,s1tlcman, and which he vas sorry for hay-
Ig used, seeing that they had occasioned so
m ch misrepresentation. (IIear.)
Alter a few words from Lord Milton and
Nc. III. Monteith, the motion was put and
carried.
From this extract il would appear that
those who have noble blood in their veins, and
who are in the high places of honor and trust
under his Majesty GeorgeIV. can use abu-
siye and sc,r:iloas language upon the floor
vi the British House Of Commons and we
need not 80 very far back into parliamentary
history to find facts with which as a dis
graceful 81 dishonorable transaction the often
told exploit of Matthew Lyon would bear
no comparison.-The period for English a.
buse Of our institutions, habits and feelings
IS gone by. The events OF the last ten wears
have produced wonderful change in the
relations oftbe u. States to England She
IS now to IT'S a stranger, and must expect
good Or Ill ut our hands according to her own
merits. We owe her no love, and are not
afraid to meet her utmost displeasure. Loud
~ as the lioness once roared, and wide and
rncrciless rs were her ravages, we have found
the means to tame the monster. The free born
sons of America have not only regarded their
rights and liberties as the best Inheritance.
which ancestors could bestow, but have also
proved to the world, that they have both the
VIII and the power to maintain them
Boston Pat
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NOVICE

~ yTiue OF dced Of trust exeeuedto the subscribers
- by Thor7as Mgihsss OF Goochand county dated tho
ist day Of October 1915 and duly recorded in the court
futanna county, for the purpose Of securing 10 Jacob
Myers ~ payment o certain OF money therein
honediw he exposed 10 sale at public auction for ready
money q the courthouse Of the said county Of Fuvanna
on nc Fourth Nodoy in fhc present pionfh (hcin court
day) certain tract parcel ~ LAND living in the sad
county OF tiuvanna containing by estimation $40 acres he
the lesst being the same land lately eold
and conveyed by the said Jacob Myers to tho said Thomas
alahews VIC WI! convey only The title vcsrd in us as
trustee WM. PASTEUR. ~,
June . 6-~6F MILES CARY, ''N'tes
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Dissolution

Ib'hE connection in business transacted nj Mcadsylc
Mahiax county Va. by the subscribers under the FIRM
OF BRUCE WILLIAMS, prior to the first day Of March
iawas on that day dissolved by mutual consent Debts
due to the concern will be collected by James Brtceaud
by him all debts due from il will be paid
JAMES BRUCE.
June D. S-3t CHARLES u. WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-05
COURT OF SESSIONS.

D"AhLhaIoN, may SJ.-IIoRENZO Dow,
VINO had been convicted of libel OH the
memory of the Rev. Mr.. HAMMErr, deceas-
ed, was yesterday sentenced by Judge JoHy-
son, TO pay fine of one dollar, and be inn
prlsoned twenty-four hours.-rThc Judge
accompanied the sentence with several very
Just, and benevolent remarks.-We learn
that the sentence has been RENTED by his
excellency the Governor.
FROM MEXICO.
May a3.-By. the arrival of the Steam
ship Robert Fulton, on Saturday last. from n.
Orleans and Havana, we learn from Meyico.
as late as the 3Oth ult that that CITY was
then in a state of Siege on the part of the
independents, and that it was expected every
day to be obliged to surrender, as the Row
allsts were said to be completely abandoned
by all the regular troops. lTnaes.
From Horana.-Capt. Mott, ofthe steam
ship Robert Fulton, 8 days from Havana. iu-
forms that the Hornet sloop of war was ex-
pected so sail Immediately for Pensacola, the
necessary arrangements being concluded for
the delivery ofthe Florihas.
The Intendant of Havana died few dave
before Capt Mott left there. Patriot.
Copy Of a letter from gentleman in Hinton,
M CO. TO The Editor of the Edsnton Ga.
zette, dated May ii.
Yesterday there was information lodged
in this place, that Jesse Corbell nov under
sentence of death in the Jail of Suffolk, Va.
for the murder of Capt. John Shelton,l had
made affidavit ola conversation that took
place in our Jail in April, 1920, respecting the
robbery Of a certain Jethro Pender. The
affidavit of Corbell states that Jerry Reed.
the fellow that shot j. w. Perry, told him
(Corbcli) that the robbery was committed by
the said Reed, Willis Edge, Harvey Edge, and
An old black man instead of VIM. Spiers.
j. A Wade, William Rogers, William Isles,
and Nicholas Faircloth, who were then con-
fined, and two ofthem tried for the offence.
Yesterday party Of gentlemen went in pur-
suit of Willis and Harvey Edge and after
finding them, Harvey Edge 1.-THE son of Will
lis) made confession Ofthe whole affair. and
stated upon oath that Jerry Reed, Willis
Edge, himself, and a certain black man I'm
known, committed the robbery instead Of
tho above accused persons and, strange 10
relate, John A. Wade made confession that
himself and the other named persons, COM
mltted the offence, and that said Wade was
tried, and came very near being convicted of
crime of which it now appears he was
innocent Willis and Harvey Edge are now
confined IN the Jail ofthis place, to take their
trial at the next Superior Court of this coun-
ty, to be held on the fourth Monday in Sep
TENDER next
From Hardnd s. yNerico.-Advices have
been received at Havana from Mexico TO the
18TH Of March at which time, the troops of
Col Agustin lterbcde were deserving him in
crowds-in consequence Of which he had
precipltately abandoned his position at Aqui-
IA, and was pursued by General Linan and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-05
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

WARRENToN, Va. May 25.-The large
and valuable Merchant Mill under the Bull
Kun Mountains, owned by Edward Carter,
and rented by Mcssrs. Hampton g. Roach,
was on the night ofthe o2d inst. burnt to the
ground. The flames had so Ear enveloped
the house, before they were discovered, as TO
prevent the recovery of the mill books, or
any. part of the wheat, upwards of 5000
bushels ofwhich was destroyed.
One of the two men, keepers of the ,haill,
was burnt alive his body was seen TO fall
from the second story in the middle of the
flames. The other miraculously escaned
through an aperture in the wall left for the
shaft OF the water wheel; but so badly burnt
as to leave little hope of his living.
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n Htnabe Irgct Of land IN the County of Pop1aian
KlF virtue Of decd Of trust executed to me on the i'll,
10 day Of July 1915, by George MARKHAM and wife for
purposes therein mentioned, win be sold 10 the highest bid
Der for ready money, Monday the Oh day Of ig nsel
niarotherwse on the next fair dayall thai tract OF land
an the county Of Pouhatan lying Fighting creek and
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Old the estate Of Charles w
Lewis and Others which the said George Markham now
resides containing by estimation 50f acresThe sale will
take place on the premises at ~ O'Clock.
y1ne .. 9--i0t- w. u. HARDWOOD, Trustee
MALV ERN HILLS FOR SALE.
obedience to decree OF the county court of fIesro
we shall offer for sale positively and without reserve 10
tue highest hidder5 on che premises on Tpc The qsfh
ddg II Jiuc 1871, that valuable farm called MALVERN
HILLS situated in the lower end Of Henrico on Trsv
Island creek, and within mile Of james river CONT ,
BY estimation 867 acres The terms will be oncfon III Of
the money IN hand and the balance in three equal annual
insianents BONDS with good security and decd f sf
on the property 10 secure payment. Anyperon istrq to
view The premises viii apply 10 one Of tie
rcsiung thereon' CARTER BERKELEY,
NATHANIEL NELSON, o'"" 20
june .. e-u
ff BOAfMAN, or oi,or person, landire on rias.Df
= 'if their boats along Wc.thau Farm, on mouh &
JucAahoe creek thereon. fake the consequence Il
their own peril. June 5. a., III
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tobacco, which is four to Gye cents, coasi-
dered here good price" IN. Iniel.
BALTIMORE, May S0.--Thc Patriot priya-
teer ship Lady Artigas, captain job Nor
thrup, and the Patriot brig Esperanza, cap
tain Pelot, We're taken by the Hayden CO.
vernment on the Goth of April.-I'he officers
and crews imprisoned. The crews we're af-
forwards liberated on the 9th of May, and
the officers put in close confinement An
English schooner, from New Providence,
with dry goods, was taken possession of the
same day. We derive this information from
4 passenger, who arrived here in a schooner
from Cape Hayti. The Lady Artisas had
on boards valuable amount of goods and
specie, taken from prizes she had captured.
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NEW York, May 3t.-Cspt. Coggesha1,
ofthe sloop Volusia, informs that the town of
Omoa, in the Bay OF Honduras, was destroy
cd BY fire on the 18th Of April. About go
buildings, with the principal parts of their
contents were burnt, and only 13 houses re-
manned mniured T.lfer. .3dp.
dfay 20.-The British Packet Marquis Of
Salisbury, arrived yesterday from Falmouth,
with the April mail. She is the first Of The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-05

BANGOR, Maine, May Northumberland
the Hon. VIM. ID. Williamson leaves town
this morning for Portland, TO exercise the du-
ties of Governor of the State of Maine. 1t
is believed Gov. King has determined to ac-
cept the appointment of commissioner under
the Spanish Treaty, and it is supposed he
Will proceed Immediately to the CITY of
Washington, to enter on the trust of said of
fcc. TPep.
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We arc happy 10 learn that the Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of this Diocess, which
mas just concluded ITS annual session at Norfolk has
adjourned TO meet in charlottesville in Nav next
This being central position, large collection Of
Glergy and Laity may be expected on this occasion
FOR our parts we heartily wish success to all efforts
Tor the promotion of that divine religion whose cha
rncerstic motto, is "peace on earth and good will
towards men" TCe,,ir.J C;a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-05

WAsnINeToN, June s.-Judge White, one
oil the Commissioners appointed under the
treaty With Spain, arrived in the city on
Ahursday, from Tennessee. Mr.. Tdze,reH
came to town some days ago and the pre-
sence OF Governor King, of Maine, is only
wanted to make the commission complete.
As soon as he arrives, we presume the Board
VIII be organized, and proceed to business
the Secretary, DR.. Watkins, having been here
several days. Nat. INT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-22

.lerandria County, SIS.
EETAS committed 10 the jail OF this coun-
Wv ty, on the 5th inst as a runaway, Il
negro woman, named LEFTY, about So
years OF age, 5 ieet or nine inches high l.,
of large features, and has rather coarse
appearance, with small scar in one OF her
eye brows. She says she was sold about
twelve months sine by Mr.. Strother Jones,
near the White Post, Frederick counry
Va to southern traders, irom WHOM she
escaped few days afterwards at Fsuquier
Court House, in the same state, but noe>
not recollect the name of her last mesier OF
masters The owner is desired to come,
prove property, pay charges aud take her
away, otherwise she will be disposed oil a.
The law directs.
AND. ROUNSAVELL. jailor.
January II th2mS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-22
Charles County Court.

November Term, 1870,
ON application to the Judges oil Chais
" County Court by petition IN writing %
Will,un .MConehie, OF Charles County,
tor the benefit of The act Of assembly l0t lne
relief of iirsolvent debtors, passed at Nov
session 8o5, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein;
schedule OF his property, and ISL ol n''
creditors on oath. so tar as he can asceI
tain them, being annexed to his ptti'ioh
md being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said William M'Conchle has re.
sided two years immediately preceding me
time OF his application, IN the state OF ma
ryland. and being also satisfied that lhe
said William MConchie IS in confnem9R
for debt and for no other cause, ana Tue
said William M'Conchie having entered IN
to bond with sufficient security Tor his per-
sonaI appearance in Charles County Court,
to answer such allegations as his ereohors
may make against him Ii is thereupoh
ordered and adjudged, that the SAID VII
liam M'Conchie be discharged from Impri-
sonment, and that by causing copy OF .h's
order TO be inserted in some one OF 'pe
newspapers edited in the district OF Column
bia, once a week for two mouths success
siveIy be fore the third Monday in Marcn
next; he give notice TO his cl.ditors to ap-
pear before the said court at Charlesto"h'
in the SAID county, on the said third Mon
day in March next. for the purpose Of re;
commending a trustee for their benefit, ana
to shew cause if any they have, why me
said William NJ Conchie should not have the
benefi, OF the several inssolvent laws OF thIs
state as prayed. ,>,,c
Test. JOHN BAhNEo'
Clerk of Charles County Court.
January 25 tb2ms
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-22
4 Livery Stable

- oov opened on the premise: formerly
( occnpi.d by Thomas Triplett, on Wash
;.,,on street. between King and Prince
.'- -'y% where citizens and travellers can
!. ,' ss,[r'onmoiated with careful Ostlerr,
'a;t,vanIgrain three times day for ht-
I ""'" or bv the month at ten dollars
,1sre is q large 10, attached 20 the pre-
,,;.,s. with the recommendation OF pump,
O,.yrr,. and those that have horses Tor
~. will find It to thei. advantage to call,
;. ,Icy may get hay by the small, q grain
.,sy ma want il; and those disposed
nnrcha,e Horses, by leaving a descrip-
,,,s sb,l have the earliest notice.
wa JAMES ALLISON & Co.
E.hrbary ]
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Charles County Court.
November Term, Ia

November Term, 1870.
nN application to the JUDGES OF that'es'
~ County Court by petition in writing OF
Luke Msirbura, of Charles County. ior The
ben-i o. the act OF assembly for the relief
of insoytn mt debtors, passed at Novembtr
session 1906 and the several supplements
thereto, ca the terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF his property, and list ct hts
creditors Oh oath, so tar a. he can s.cer-
tain them, being annexed TO his petition,
and being satisfied by competent tesuuioiiy
that the SAID Luke Shsirbur. has resided
two years mme diately preceding the time
OF his application. in the state vi Mary iand,
and being also satisfied that the. said L,lSe
.Shetrburn is in actual confinement i0r oeDt
and tor no other cause, and The SAID Luxe
Seirburn having entered into bond WIN
sufficient security tor his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court, to answer
such allegations as bis creditors may make
against him 1t is thereupon ordered and
adjudged, that the said luke Shet-bnrn he
discharged from imprisonment, anu that oy
causing copy of this order to be inserted
in sone one at The newspapers edited IN the
district of Columbia, once week Tor Two
months successfully, before the third Mon
day of March next he give notice to his
creditors TO appear before the said court a!
Charestown in the said county, on the said
third Monday in March next, for the pur
pose OF recommending a trustee Tor their
benefit, and to shew cause if any they
have, why the said Luke She,rbnrn should
not have the benefit OF the several insolvent
laws of this state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES,
Clerk OF Charles Coanty Court.
onr,rp OK tIZn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-22
Charles County Court.
January II

NoUeniber Term, 1890
ON application to The lutgeo oi Charles
~ county court, by fttitioH in writing al
Thomas G. Barnes, of Charles county, i"i
the beaehl OF the act of assembly for the IT.
lief of insnlvent debtors, passed at Novem-
her session, 1918, ana the several suppl
ments thereto, on tn. terms mentioned there
in, schedule of his property ana d list al
his Gre !itorS on IA b. 50 lar rs ne Can aSrer-
tam them. being annexed To b's petItl"n,an
heiRg satisfied bv competent testimony that
he said homes .. Barnes has resided two
years inme h,a:"'t preceding the time OF
his arplicafioT n The state OF Marh land, and
beiHg -iso satisfied tbat the sad 1homAsG.
narDeS is IN actual confinement for deb! and
:or NJ other cause and the said Thomas
Barnes having entered INTO bond with suth
Gent security Tor hls personal arpeara, e IN
Carries county court, to answer such allie
cations as his cretiturS may make aga INST
him: il is thercupon ordered and a,Judged
that the said Thomas 6 Barnes be dischar-
ged from Imprisonment, and 10y causing a
copy oG this rI6cr 10 he inserted IN some
one ntlbe newspapers edited in the district
of Co!un hia. once q week for two months
successiyeIv, before the third Monday OF
March next TO give notice to his creditors
to appear before the said court, at Charles
Town, in the said county, on the said third
Monday in March next, for the purpose OF
Recommending trustee for their beneht
and to shew cause, if any they h; We, why
the said Thomas G. Barnes should not have
the benefit of the several insolvent laws o.
Tes,e. JOHN BARNES. Clerk.