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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
THE SUBSCRIBERS
DRY GOODS.


addtonto large and general assortment received by
the latest arrivals from New York and Philadelphia the
Subscribers have landing from the Enterprise, esI,
supply, consisting in part OF the following articles
superior double mcl Cassneres, blue and black and
Cobourg and Coronation colors
Superior double mled drab Cloths for box and other
large
Coating, Cassinets and Flanncls
Constitution, Hunters sily and other
for panta.oons
f brown domestic Shirtings
IA and o. Waltliam Sheetinss
MEMS women'S and chdren's worsted Hose, some fne
white
Ladies' and gentlemen's black and white silk do.
large assortment of Hair Nets, for ladies'
LacinEs, for ties
Git Clasps and polished steel Reiirule do
Beautilul Thread Iaces and Edgipgs
Irish Linens and Shceiings
Drogheca do
One box Canton Grapes, elegant colors
Hack and colorcd Italian
limitation and real French Cambrics
Fine domestic Checks and BeGiirkings
Gircassan plaid Ginghams
Black and white Bomba7ine
beautiful assortment OF Vestings
One piece superior black Italian Lsrinr
And many otter articles recolectei.
becehneF bi--ii WM- NEALE l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
NOTICE.

IL having legal claims or debts due Them nv the
late Col Jas 1yrne, please present them immediate
" Tor payment the sascriber Is DESTROYS OF closing his
administration upOn ,hst estate.
JNO. s. BARBOUR,
December1 10 ei-1 Admir- Of Jas Byrre, decd,
A LII persons having ,aiiss against IOiiN GkAiIAM
4 deceased, are requested tDtnakc them lsnown.
WALTER DUN. Executor
Nov. 10 Sill ofJoln Graham. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
Bank OF Virginia, December / "a

f1VNtHtUtF
I1HE annual meeting Of the Stockholders will be held al,
their Banking House in the city of Richmond on the
frs: Monday in January
December 9. G2-td WIN. cambridge. Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
DIR. IVM. M. MAXWETN

ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional serviSs the
inhabitants OF Richmond aud its vicinity. Ills Cre is
over the Apotbecary Store Of II Lomax Co.. few N
above The Bell Tavern.
December 20. 67-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
MIR. HENRY GRIVEGNEE-

FTfAkE notice that shall proceed under commission
issued from the Superior of Chancery for the
richmond district TO take the dispositions sunry
IN certain case wherein plaintiff YOU are delcn-
liant my dweiling-house Le, in the Kingdom of the
Netherlands the Cd day of April 1922 between the hours
Of A. NJ and r. NJ and il from any cause the said deposi-
lions ar any of them should he taken time above
specified it will hc regularly adjourned TO such time and
place shall be requisite until the object OF the said com
mission shall have been accomplished.
49, JOSEPH GIL DE SOER
Richmond, December ~. 1921. ~ ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

VIZ subscriber Intending to remove IN few weeks
New York viii dispose Of his piano fofes aud otIIeI
Siasieei Instruments, ~ redus ed prices Cor cash.
Arre at his Mus Store. yearly opposite thc Eae Hotel
A''e%eeg ~ 80 WW eE6b5Rg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

leo NEGROES WANTED.
lE highest cash price will be given for hundred and
twenty negroes in families separately. Apply the
subscriber, Mt his residence hIan-sree two doors
below the Union Hotel OVERTON SEAWELL.
October IS. 5i-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
NOTICE

On the 1st day ofJanusry next Mr. L. Urookss Tav
" ern in the town Of Manchester, several
NEGROES WILL BE HIRED
for The ensuing year. belonging the estate Of John Fore
jGu. deceased. Among them is good millwright
JAMES FORE, Adm'or.
q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

On sntrod"cing his proposition 10 amend the
Constitution so as to iimit Tie Number of
Representatives ia Congress.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921.

The Supreme Judicial Court commenced its
annual L aw term for this County, yesterday I;
Present, Chief Justice PARKER; and THAcH-
Err, JACKSON, PUTNAM and WILDE, Justices
Charge to the Grand Jury by the Chief JUS
tice.
1t is understood that, the Court win sit also
for the trial of all causes upon the Docket.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03

By statement in a New-Orleans pa
per of the circumstances attending the
tranaction at Pensacola, relative to pa
pers in possession of the Spanish Gov
erhedr, CaSaua, which we're demanded
by GOVERNOR GEM Jackson, it APP
pears that while. the former, and his
steward, were in confinement by order
of the latter, Judge Fromentin issued a
writ Of Hateds Corpus for the prisoners,
$ which the keeper Of the prison not
deeming himselfjustifed in obeying, sent
to Gov. Jackson-and Gov Jackson con-
adering an attempt to extend relief of
this nature to prisoners committed in
open Court (and that the highest court
II these proyinees) for contempt of
court, an outrage upon its dignity, and.
Disdemeanor, cited Judge Fromentip,
to appear before him to answer to, this.
charge" boston Pat
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
RRooKLYN. coz. SEPT. 81.


Saturday evening the 18th inst. fer
minated a trial before the Honorable
Superior Court, in session in this town,
between Eliza S. Treat, and William
L. Browning, and his wife,. The Plain
tiff was q young lady about niDeteen.-
The defendant, Mrs. Browning, was
somewhat advanced in years. The lat
ter invited. to her house, party of la
dies and gentlemen about two years ago.
safter tea. the plaintiff was made the
topick of animadyersion,. whca Mrs.
Browning uttered the slanderors cords
charged in the declaration. For the in
jury arising to the plaintiffs character
IN consequence Of these words, the suit
was brought. The trial continued full
three days, andwas conducted with great
ability. After the charge was pronounce
ed by the Judge, the jury with great
promptitude returned verdict OF one
thousand dollars for the plaintiff.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03

In the Martha, arrived at Ncsx-Y ork
from Liverpool, CINE passenger gem
teman with dispatches from France, sup
posed to contain Treaty Of Commerce
With the e.. States,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
BY THE MAILS.
Latest from ENGLAND.
BOSTON, sErT. 28.

L'05eSE from England.
Arrived last evening, ship London
Packet, Tracy, from London. Sailed
from the Downs the 22d of August, and
brings London papers to the 2lst.
No additional intelligence Of impor-
lance is brought by this arrival. The
probability of hostilities between the
Russians and Turks was not increased,
but appearances were at the latest dates
OF rather more pacitick character.
French papers to the 18th of Aug.
mention rumor of an intended inter-
view between the Emperors Francis
and Alexander at Warsaw. Troops ac-
cumuiate both on the Austrian and Rus
sian frontiers towards Turkey; and the
Turks continue to strengthen their ar
mics on the same line but letters from
Odessa hold out a stronger expectation
than before, of an Ultimate paciiek ar
rangement.
.4rripGt Of Mr.. Forsythe-It is men,
toned in a letter received at New
York, by way of Liverpool dated Ca
diz Bay, July 81, that the new ship
Fabius, Foete, in 25. days from New
York, having on beard Mr.. Forsythe,
Aiinister'to Spain, and family, had an
chored at the Puntalis. where she was
to perform quarantine of eight days.
-9*G
The HFioridicn'' gives long ac-
count of a dispute between Gov. Jack
son, and Col. Ca!laya, late Governour
of West Florida. 1t seems that Gov.
Jackson received information that GER
tain papers, pubhcli documents, and
records required by individuals TO ena-
bic them to procure their claims, were
In the hands of one Sousa, who was at
tached to the service of Caiiava. A de-
mand was made for the papers, of Sousa.
but be demurred, and procured delay,
by which means he placed the papers
IN the hands of Callava. A demand was
then made upon the latter; but he talk
ed of his dignity-insisted that he should
be treated as Commissioner on the
part OF Spain-required conditions-and
finally refused to give them up. The
result was, that after two or three, un-
successful applications, a guard was
sent, and Callava, in uniform, brought
before the GoYernour. Refusing again
to give up the papers, be, with Sousa
and his steward, was sent off to prison.
A special commission was then given to
several gentlemen to go to Callava's
house, and seize the papers; which being
done on the following day, the Ex-Gov-
ernour and company were discharged
AZ UIII IJT1sUH. .
The Fleridian says. a difficulty of a
slmtiar kind occurred in Louisiana. on its
beng taken possession of by the United
States; when the former Intend;,nt was
imprisoned for a week by Gov. Ciai-
borne for not surrenderiag papers, under
similar circumstances-an that Galvez.
at this place, imprisoned Col. Campbell
Tor many months, on bare suspicion. of
his having in his possession papers of a.
Publlck nature, and belonging 20 the
property and sovereignty of the country.
~ Y. Spectator,
Ry a statement in n, Natx Orlaono "a,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03

To Ebenezer Tidd, of New-Braintree.
for 100 lbs..of the best Cheese. one
year old, 5000
To Jonathan Wilcox, of New-Brain-
tree, for the same quantity of Cheese
made this year, 500
To Samuel S. Wood, of New-Rrain.
tree, for 100 lbs. OF the next best, 400
To Stephen Hastings, OF Sterling, for
50 lbs. of the best Butter, 900
To Isaac Davis, Of Marlborough, for
the second BEST a 100
To Job Ranger, of New-Braintree,
for the third best, 800
To Gideon Delano, Of New-Braintree,
for the best Woollen Coverlid, 400
To Lemuel Healy, oi Dudley, for the
best Sewing silk, 3:00s
To Joseph GrgSs & Co. of Millbuvy,
for the best manufactured Morocco, $500
To Jacob w. Watson, of Princeton,
for 100 lbs. Of the best Sole Leather, eco
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08

.ln In few minutes Mr.. Kingsland
....:,-l ior his house, and as hs passed
,.,e Jacket, Campbell fired, bat without
iect; having doubled barrelied gun, he
.5sanced within ABOUT 5 PAGES OF MIR.
ENGLAND, and discharged the contents OF
4. . other barrel, which entered the lett
81, n about 5 inches bsiow the shoulder
lint. A number of physicians were i'm
y .aediately sent for, and the arm was am-
ye,tated at the shoulder joint, by DIR. Lee,
- this town, assisted by Drs. john Ward
al Newark, 5. Ward OF Bellsville and
collax of Acquackanonk. Mr.. Kings
Ind is about "a years OF age, and We are
iaformed by DR.. Lee, Is as comfortable
=. could be expected uncer existing cir.
cumsrances. Campbell has been arrested
;.ad is row confined in the Jail at Hack
ensacA. We forbear remark"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
From the Richmond Enquirer.


MissoUri-The legislature OF this state
has adopted three schemes Purportlng to
be for the relief OF the people; LIST loan
office: The state is to be laid oil into five
districts, each of which is 20 contain q
branch. the towns selected for the locate
are Jackson, St. Louis, st. Charles, Boon
vile and Chart on; the whole amount
of capital to be loaned out is $500, 1000;
the borrower to pay an interest of per
cent; Cd the redemption !a1r secures to the
debtor the right OF holding property,
SOLD under execution, for two ard half
wears; at the expiration of which time he
may redeem it, by paying the purchase
money with an interest OF 10 per cent;
Sd, law abolishing Imprisonment for
debt,
Kentucky The paper of the new bank
has alyeauy deprecated SO per cent; it is
still depreciating with every new issue
This is frighttul state OF things; and
her politicians are at loss what course
to take. Some cry out for more paper;
others for creating sinking fund; which
by means of the proceeus from The sale
vi the puol'c Iahu 10y ohu ZIG lehiiessoe,
by means of instalnents paid upon the
NOES loaned out, and the discounts paid
to the bank, may gradually call in its pa
yer; as soon as it comes In, It is to be burnt
But, however Wise this course may DE, the
legislature will find it difficult to retrace
their steps They have gone So far, that
retreatmg is Almost as bad as going on.
TENNESSEE.
Her paper is 81 Sd per cent. below
United States Bank notes The Nash
Vile ban;s have just determined to de-
clare no dividend for the last months; a
sore disappointment TO the embarrassed
stockholders
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
Forty Dollars Reward !!

y AN away from The subscriber. Con The
IL sixth day ct June last being in Charles
County Maryland, on he post road leading
from Plscat,awsy to Port Tobias nine
miles from the iormer. and six miles from
the latter,-Two Negro men, VIZ:
Vat and John,
Wat, is about twenty-sx or seven years OF
age; and about Ave feet seven or eight inches
high, rather OF ayellUwish complexion, had
a considerable sloop when walking, had
hroadoloth pantaloons one pair sheetiog do.
one pair of Course shoes worn. a new ielt
hat, and coarse linen shirt. JOHN about
twenty four or five years old, FIVE teet
eight or nine inches high; his complexion
black with very smooth face and rather
likely; John had on and took with him a
blue cotton round about jacket, blue yarn &
cotton pantaloons, pair of pretty good
coarse shoes, a teIt hat, and coarse Shirts
1t is probable they may have other clothing
with them or may exchange those described
for others, since their elopement; they have
been seen at black mans who is.a free
man as understand. who calls himself Jack
Lee. and lies in Prince Georges county,
ABOUT two miles from MIR. Berry's ferry, he
has also, a sweetheart 10 Georgetown. who
was hired from our neighborhood to Mr..
Miller of that place; Wat has a near relation
by the name of Charles, belonging to Mr..
William Marbury. living at the ferry oppo-
site Alexandra. | have reason to suspect
they are harboured and are still lurking in
and about those places. will give the
above reward tor bringing them home or Sc
curing them So that get them again, or
Twenty Dollars for either.
- JOSEPH GREEN.
iulv ~ Sc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
Penn.anship,

on Wednesday the 9th inst, at the corner
of King and Royal streets, where he viii be
happy 70 exer, bimseit in promoting the iu-
provement OF all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated 10
.stablish ease. accuracy and expedition; in
point OF elegance and velocity il is bei,eVed
to be inferior to no one ex,ant: 1t il embiac-
ed in Is lessons only; and very seldom is so
hours ne cessary TO acquire a perfect know
ledge of it. Should any dilisent scholars
TAIL in this no charge will De made for IN
structing them.
Avaricty OF specimens of the improvement
Of former pupils may be seen at The school
room which il is presumed need only be in.
spected to satisfy the public of the utility Of
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully ini
yted to call and examine them. Specimens
of the teachers writing TO be seen at this Of
fee
Hours of tuition for gentlemen from TO
A. NJ. and from to T. M.--tOr ladies
from TO II A. NJ, aud from 3 10 ?. NJ.
Terms, So.
N. B. Lessons will he given in families
il required; and ali pupils taught 10 make
their own pens' r.
aug II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
Potomac COMPANY.

TNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
L will be held at Simme.' columbian n
Georgetown, on Monday the o;b day OF Aug.
next for the purpose ct eIecting President
and 1 directors for the year thence ensuing /,
and for trsnsactiLg other business CT the
company.
The President and Directors will hold a
meeting al same place on Monday, Tie 18th
day of August next for the purpose Of APP
pointing the following oGicers, viz:
A person to act as Treasurer and Click Of
the works; one to act as Tall-gatherer and
gate keeper, a, the Great falls, and one TO
act in the same capacity al the Little Falls.
By order OF the Board.
J. MOORE,
Treasurer 4 Clerk of the works.
Georgetown. July ~ 3swt5'hA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
From the BoS on Cen,anel.

LINES,
To young Widow, on entering the circles
OF fashion. soon after the death vi her hus-
band.
o Lady, quit the ihrong, and throw
IuoSe gaudy robes ASIDE
Resume again the garb OF wo,
Nor yex Thy hENhY's shade.
o Lady, think how late you hung
ith rapture OH bis arm,
And listened L. that voice, which rung
The peal Of Loves alarm.
q think how oft you fondly met
The glance OF that dark eye,
Which fash ii with love and dear delight,
Or beam'd with tendeIest Joy.
o think how Oft, when Grief entwin'd
Her cypress wreaths with Care,
Upon his bosom you TeCiIn'd,
And sought refuge there.
And think low Oft he warmly kiss'd
Away each pen,jve tear,
And To his manly bosom pIess'd
HIs WrFE forever dear.
And then thy smiles would bliss impart,
And softer scenes renew,
And soothe the throbblrg, of that heart,
Winch only beat tor you.
And can you then so soon forget
Those dear domestic joys,
And bow a slave at Fashions feet,
10 court worthless prize:
And spread thy sex's wiles to win
Another To thy arms,
10 live upon thy smiles serene,
Aud reYe in thy charms?
Il cannot be-Her injur'd right
Let memory resume;
Ana Danish those aliurements bright.
To weep Ger HcNRY's tomb.
Go-si, beneath the marble stone,
Aud With thy sorrows lave
The grass. which scarcely yet has grown
Upon thy Husbands grave.
And while Diana's pensive beam
Shines through the willow Dough,
HIdiy lament the loss OF him,
Who only lived for you,
ENDYMION.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08

For Sale,
A first rate new COACHEE and harness,
IA and new GIGS and harness complete.
Also second hand Philadelphia built Gig
and harness complete particulars in
quire OF John Suter. at his coach aud harness
shop Royal-s,reet, south OF Prnce-street.
6CARRl.1GES made and
repaired in the neatest manner, by
aue 6--6t JOHN SUFFER-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
Otir.c.

OtitG.
TAMES Fl. ANDERSON & Go. baviog
u assigned their stock OF Goods, Books,
and debts Of every description, TO the sub
scrber in Trusts for the benefit OF their
creditors named in the assignment, this is
therefore, to notify all persons in aay man
ner Indebted to the said firm to make pay
ment to me, or my order, being the only one
authorized To receive the save.
SAMUEL LINDSAY, Trustee.
Alexandra. July 81. 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
Writing Academy.

- G. DEETH. respectfully informs the
-. citizens of Alexandra and its vicinity,
that he will commence School for the III
struc,icn of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
the art of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
TO Rent.

ks A convenient roomy store and airy
CITY red cellar in the brick building
b. King street. opposite Mr.; WIN.
Es.A Mills, an excellent stand tor a
grocer ID crockery business, and will be
rente, ry low. Inquire of II, c. Slade
RICHARD SLADE.
3aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-08
IA. RE4DfNG-ROOW a&
.Asa&s MARINE JOURN 3D.

PORT OF .iLEHAVDRLi, Aug. 5.
ARRIVED,
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, Norfolk,
with passengers.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, from Patuxent,
tobacco, to " M. Eowle & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
AUSTRIAN BULLETIN.


We last night received the Paris
papers of Thursday by Express. The
Moniteur gives the following rs an ex-
tract from the FIRST Bulletin OF the
Austrian army -
Gen. Pope had several days since
collected the greater part of lis forces
between Civila Ducalc and Aquilla
On The 9Th, he advanced with a body
OF 10000 men upon Rirti. Two Co.
lumns of this corps manpuvred on tne
heights which tUrn the valley Of ilieti 4
threatened TO turn our advanced guard,
which was posted there under the orders
OF Gen. Geppert, whilst IA third column
moved straight forward on the road from
Civita Ducale to Rieti. Thee movements
were judlclouslyconducted & The points
oI attack well chosen. Oar light ironps
suffered themselves to be approached,
no: yet believing that they were enemies
%ho we're marching towards them. We
had expressed TO them only words of
peace. a very brisk fire soon conyin-
cd US that We had mistaken their cha
racter. The battle then commenced
1t was near the hour of noon; the en-
ncmy's attack became serious. And
Lieut.. Gen. Walmooden, ordered his
reserve, which was at Casa Vicrntini,
in the rear of Rieti, t. march TO the
support OF Gen Geppert. lie directed
AL attack. with very inferior force,
upon the two columns which formed the
enemy's wing, and they were driven
back INTO the mountains, noIwiihstand
ing ali the advantages Of the ground
being in their favor: the GENRE column
fell back upon Civita Ducalr.
he enemy abandoned that CT at
ten O'Clock al nigh. at er having p;l-
LACED it. Our advanced gnurd Kramer
diately occupied it, and oar sulLic"s
were received rs dcliverers.
We los, in this action abnut 80 men
killed and wounded. Capt. Schmidt,
of the 7lh battalion of chasseurs, va,
killed. Captain PieIi, of the hu>s~rs
of The king of EnsIan':, and LIEUT..
Braun. of he lst battalion Of chasseurs,
were wounded.
During The battle of Ric,i, body
of 5000 men 'hat had assembled ri
Leonessa, advanced upon PIE di Lingo,
and attacked cul. Schneider, who was
posted there. lie repuIsed them with
the loss ufseyeral killed or wounded.
In the course of the day, we took Sc
veral prisoners, and among taem cap
tain of ger. Pepe's staff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
THE SUBSCRIBE

ANiNG been appointed, under the law OF the last
IL session Of the General Assembly PrjncigoL
.igem amt Morekeeper for The Penifsntsary take.
'"ls method ~ inf'rming the public that the STORE
Ie manufactures Of this Institution, in The spaci US
succeed bouse on or Main street the
NeN baIks where large assortment of USEFUL
AKiiCL"S are exhibited Tor sale, on The most bea al
terms iHa can he hered ans prices generally much
'n"I hete'oiIr the prices having been recently
80 reduced to si1e them decided preference in an.
halhet 10 competing articles, made OF equal materials
Ana merchandising. Liberal discounts are made and
cfruil gwen, ~ asked, to Wholesale purchasers All
orders Tor The delivery u goods must be addressed 10
iIe gent or StOf.heeper, VINO viii pay particular and
prompt aiteHtioh 20 tbe same at al Times afIo
ever. faculty in lis TO all thai may iav r this
i"S,t"tGl WIN lhsd custom, 81. II. RICE.
Ma