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THE Boteioart SPRINGS. LrieIJ cnIied (orrin's

TIE BoieioWrt Springs, tGte,y cnlied CorUins,
WILL be pr pared or t.e reception Of comuay m the
" first day Of July nest These valuable mineral
tiers, which in consequence o the both Of the ability
and inclination Of Tire former proprietor improve them
hoyc heretofore been hut little known except n their inn
mediate neighborhoud have lately become the property
company Of gentlemen, and have been improved In
style not exceeded Is believed, by watering place i'm
the United States The buildings ali built brck and
n an eminent degree unite ucanes convenience and COM
fort Their situation is in al respects desirble one beur
in The immediate neighborbood Of The most b-ri
iui and fertile ofcountry in Virginia combining The
ADVANTAGES ot both mountain and painaud accessible
that persons from oil the lower town. of Virginia may
reach them without the expense of horse and carriages
The stages going from Richmond through Ivnrtlrro TO
iennt see and from Baltimore 90 the pass with
IN few miles Of ticm-and arrangements have hceu
mode with the propreors Of the former 10 deliver sser-
acrs on tie spot and 70 take them away whenever they
shah chusc ~ depart They lie the county oil Bote tou
~ miles south Of Fincastlc and 10 cast OF nee
within two miles of Mr.. John Lu-t's tavern on The Great
Valley Road leading from the Atlantic 10 the Western
States.
The subscriber having hcen employed bv the proprieor
~ tkf me management Of this establishments invites
those aocs and gentlemen who intend a. tisit the UPPER
country during the approaching summer. either ur health
or amusement to call upon h7ssurnr thorn that they
WIZ hnd Tire water fthe component pnrts of which are
sulphur ad magnfsa) IN great number Of cases To- be Of
the most ecacous kind and that every excriiou siahc
used 70 make their say comfortable ard agreeable as
possible CURTIS *. HOLMES,
Foe 81 Pror-sfisrs.
D'ietoufl NfTinssi June II fO-.5t
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FROM LISBON.

PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-Capt. Bowen,
of the ship Gov. Hawkins, informs that the
news OF the King having agreed to the new
Constitution was received by Packet from
Rio, few days before he left Lisbon, which
occasioned much joy-the city and st. Ubes
were illuminated for several nights.
ExTRACT-CoMMUNIcA
Lisbon, 9Th May.
" fear our intercourse will be very limit
ed, as the Cortes have prohibited the iInpor-
tatlon of all kinds of grain and -four, except
Barley, as respects the U. States the prohi-
btion takes place in t,co p0nths.-Our mar
l1et for grain and flour is completely nomi-
nal and no sale 60 vessels have arrived with
wheat and barley, the last week, principally
from the north of Europe.
Exchange is 51d-D0lars 35J-Paper Of
per cent discount" Gaz.
II sailors St0ry-UeJy strdnge-bM strictly
true.
AZ Manila, July 10, Patrick O'Rourk, a
marine on board the U. S. frigate Congress,
being tired ofliving any longer, shot the top
of his head oh'with his own musket, tby put
ting the muzzle in his mouth) and lrus buried
i'i the mi=en mast. Norfolk Her.
In an answer to an address from the LIE
gislature of Maine, respecting his resignation
of his Office, Governor King holds the fol-
lowing language:
at is due to you, gentlemen, with my
usual franlSness to state, that if personal con
siderations influenced me, should not resign
my present situation, which may be consid-
cred in many respects much more eligible
than the one which | am about accepting.
But the unfortunate claimants in this section
of the country ask of me in the most feeling
terms, my attention to the business of the
commission. They fear, should decline,
another person may not be selected from on,
stdte"
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o. I.ss,..s7..rsl-z--s
fTrst .Ship a. Loninn-.

LIN IITSI iSNtp TOT L0lH0n,
rrrAN(> To the address oC Nlessrs. JOHN GIIIIir &
=-st.Zs. co. with the liberty of consignment the vrv
superior and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts commander expected TO arrive in
lew days at bermuda Hundred, when she will commerce.
lcadng' and be despatched Immediately, having more.
than one half Other already cngagedFor fret -ht
% the remainder, which will be taken very reasonable,
terms OF passage, apply tn JNO. WIN. GILLLAT.
IN .fisO for London,
IfEfIS To the address OF Mcssrs. JOHN GILLIAT 4.
=-SS&S- CO with the liberty consignment the fin.
brig MARGARET James AIeIr,ain, commander, COPPER
in very few days, will commence loading as soon a
she can he got really TO take n.lIer burbeu
hs tobacco, and about 200 Lids. is wanted on frrigkt,
which if offered soon, wi be taken low For terms sp.
ply 10 JNO. & VM. GHLTAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale a few Inrse
SCREWS, used Ton slowing tobacco
June p. 1etr
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These are question suggesting themselves
at seeing SO many new faces at our auction
S,,cs There may fe something in the de-
,srnination of retai ers, which has in view
,nnre solid aud permanent benefits, which
they must acquire By temporary sacrifices.
n Is but an experiment at best.
". y. MAJ. .4ac.
Every day increases the confidence of the
,,nhlic in the success ofthe measures recent
Is adopted in this city for suppressing Auc-
t;on sales. 1t is said that the sales are di-
minished to one fourth part of what they
were short time since.
About half million of dollars, 1--WE know
not how many more,) have been shipped
hence within week. We understand the
above amount has gone TO India.
Nc \. Patron Of Industry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

Died at Washington City, Mr.. p. BoYAN1, a ma
tive OF Italy deceased WAS an artist OF dis
tmcuon, and pupil 10 the celebrated painter Da-
v'd; he was employed to execute the embellishments
on the ceiling of the Congress Hall in imitation Of
the Pantheon at Rome-bui has only lived TO give
inc hrst touches to work that would doubtless have
beloved, for his unassuming and gentemanly man
ners lie was the intimate friend and associate vi
the late col Mariana, whose sudden death it is fear
cd brought TO fatal close the disease under which
he then iaborinu
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WANTED.

NTEhR the Capitol, TWO LARGE ROOMS, for school
and bed room. They would be preferred NJ small
distance from the street. with lot adjoining Tor PLAY
ground Application to be made the subscriber Msvos
buildings. G.. T. STACK
June - 10
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unmatched author of Gie opinion Of the
court, il shah be my humble hope TO excite
TO TIE discussion some of those able cham
pions who have SO often distinguished them
selves in the vindication of the sovereignty
of the sfnies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
MARRIEDl-on Thursday ,hc i{.h inst. by IRE Rev.
fHones Peftte, MIR. tOHN BRYANT, to the aina,c az
c1inpliShed and much admired Miss CATHERINE IL
LlNGTOS, both OF Prince Edward county,
"The earth WAS sad, the garden was n Wild
AND man the hermit. sighed till woman smietl-
AZ Edwarlsvile, On Sunday evening, AIay g. the How
DANIEL r. COOK, Rcprcscniative 20 Congress from hi
nois, to Miss JULIA EDWARDS daughter of the Hon.
Ninian Edwards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22
-ALT1Ns PFyIlTIC

BOOKSELLER AND SThTIONER,
Sc doors aiovs the Bel Tdvsyr Main Street,
TERl respectfully informs the public, that he has re-
Gently received in addition his extensive s;c! n,
OF yalIA!le
BOOKS s. STATIONARY
which makes his equal not more complete
than any establishment vi the kind lie will constantly
receive further supplies his demands may require.
Erpected dadE By the Jrsiy5ir firm, ho1p York,
a few trunks and boxes of Books
200 realns writing and letter Paper good qualify
\ quantity of Wrapping Paper.
Al @ticlcS ~ his line viii be sold the reduced
prices. The citizens OF Richmond h country friends
VIII please give him a call before they purchase.
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fONFORMABLY with the provisions OF deed in trust
~ executed the twentieth day Of February 1921 for
purposes expressed therein by Soman Walden, conveying
occriain tract OF land situated in Chesterfield county
containing ninety acres or less, ana bounded by
the lands of WorSham Mann Sally Archer others will
Ne sold on ManGrF the 81 ', uer mouth in
Manchester Exchange Chesterfield county, the des
cried properly, To satisfy the purposes OF trust deed,
Jure %. 13-3r THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

COPPER PLATE PRINTING
T1QNE with ncaness and despatch and Cards and the
- best Paper for the purpose Kept regularly on hand
FREDERICK \. MAYO.
juno = ij-WGw IT S. a. w. iUtus' ono.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

There is much sensation excited among the French
and Spanish population of New Orleans by 4, rule,
recently adopted, OF the Supreme Court of the
Sate.-Ali students of the lav are 10 be excluded
from the profession who are naabls 10 ms
az examination i't he Eagiisk Lngarqe-The sane
court have also decided, that all % proceedings i'm
the meetings Of creditors and the awards of arbi-
traitors should be drawn up in the English tonrue
under the penalty of being declared null and VOID
lhe last regulation IS supposed TO flow from an art-
Gle III the state constitution respecting DE use in
certain proceedings, of the English language but
the French citizens are vehcmeny incensed with
the rule about atornies law they declare that il
establishes inequality of political privilege that
IT amounts 10 a prescription Of the French tongue
that tic Judges have in this assumed Il pow
er which exclusively belongs TO the Icsisla-
turc and that if this imposition is taaely submitted
TO, the next stop will be TO drive all Freuchmen from
the jury-box and TO admit none but such as are able
To speak the Englis language. They say, the sate
constitution has gone far enough If not loo far i'm
submitting TO the requisition Of Congress that
the records of Louisiana should be kept in the Eu-
gslI Iauguage.-,fhis topic IS under anxious dis
cussion in the New Orleans papers-lnd a petition
viii probably be presented 10 the next LEGISLATURE TO
rescind the obnoxious rule of the court.
The Feierdl Court adjourned yesterday
week. VIM. Bowler, tie free man of color
to whom new trial has been awarded for
the robbery of the Richmond Post Office,
has been let out to bdil.-'rhe Ggnerm Court
met on Monday last, and viii adjourn this
morning. We do not understand that hey had
much important business before thcm.-The
Specim Court which is TO try the appellate
case between the Commonwealth and Gen.
| John Preston, the late Treasurer, and his Sc
curltles, was organized on THURSDAY, and
viii probably go into the case to-day. Mr..
Philip p Barbour, member Of the III. Of r..
of the Z. >. attends on the part of the Com
| monwcalih, in the place Of Mr.. Thomas r.
Bouldin, appointed to the bench of the Cen
| eral Court.
II is too early 10 make any prognostics of
| the prospects of the WIN eat and tobacco
crOps-particularly of the latter. The to-
| b1ccO plants are said to have been injured by
! the uncommon wet, and the lly.-Thc wheat
crop is expected at all events to he short of
the last. in some districts of the state. it
has been injured by the wet, the hessian fy
and the chinch bug.
| Some weeks since, in one Of the soda
| houses of this city, a cistern which holds this
! delightful beverage, suddenly burst from be-
| Ing oyerchargcd with the fixed air, and in
| iured two assistants who were employed in
charging it--the leg Of one of them inparticular
sustained serious injury esterday, also,
as MIR. McNemara, of the house of Eustace &
| McNemara, was condensing the air into his
cistcFn, it suddenly burst, with loud explo-
sion, AID scattered around fragments Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22
OAK BARK WANTED.

VIE snScrlber VIII iYc The Eesj prices cyrry
scripono oak hark if delivcred at his Tanncry iOiI
street, any time during the present ensuing month.
HENRY METTERT.
June % 1I-att
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

co6HUN- GATED,
N",ty.i vis oquas7iB', sr roc Lierur,,s..
Diiiusive s> Virgina'S streams,
Shall Science hence dispense it, beams.
Or
With waters force shalt learning hence
IFS beneficial streams dispense.
OF,
Letters shall hence derive such force,
rs Nature gives TO waters course.
o.
Virginia, like thy native streams
Shall Science hence difiuse its beams
Or,
Like waters poured hy Natures literal band.
Hence Learning spreads dTnsve DER the lard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

I NiSh to HIRE, ImmediufeIv,
TgIEN or fifteen LaborerS nv Farm ut Westham.--
n Apply TO Mr.. /. Andrews there me here
June % g NM. SHAPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

The city loan often thousand dollars. re-
Gently advertised for by the Mayor, bearing
an laterest OF per cent. per annum, was
taken att premium OF too and II half per
cent Near seventy thousand dollars were
offered Phil Fr. en-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

vesscl--alr. McNs as;n was moScn ius. A.
bove the elbow, and his body was much
bruised
We omitted 20 state from the Fredericks-
burg Herald of the 9th, that Mr.. Gave,
who was at one time supposed TO have been
assassinated near Orange court house, is stili
allve-hayins lodged in Fredericksburg or
Thursday night (thc 9TH inst.)
We understand that the Cadets at Wcst
Point have literally subscribed n handsome
sum of money, and win employ Dir. Sully TO
come on 70 Monticello, to take fun icl,th
likeness Of Mr.. jefferson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

..usS'aa and american Trads.-Sixty Six
,r.,,eIican vessels, the tonnage of which A.
v, Leu 70 l5,480 tons, were engaged in the
''"' 1870 10 the ST. Petersburg trade. THE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

II Fiii be seen BY our marine list this week. that
during the days ending the 26;h inst there
were twenty-five arrivals at the port Of Genesce +:
and That daring the same period 20 clcalanceS were
granted rdiierent ports upon the lake On Thurs
DAY last, we arc informed that % sail of vessels oc-
c"pIed our harbour at the same time receiving car
goes or waiting Tor their chances at the docks
weny years have not elapsed since ihe country a.
round ms very harbour was bowling wilderness,
inhabited by wild beasts and savages
Io~Itssgsr T,sT,or,oo5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
FOREIGN.
FROrI FRANCE

New fOBK, Aug. 27.--By the Acas.a, from
Marsoilles which arrived here Yesterday. tho
editor UrThe American has received re,iJ.
lar lie OF Glilmgham's Messenger, published
ut Faris TO the GOTH Junc.-Thc Chamber OF
Deputies was occupied with the discussion of
iinanc,al measures, in order to iDcreas. fin pa-
val power OF France. The Minister of Ma
r1ne proposed aconsiderablc addition TO the ap-
preparations for this purpose, and one OF fin,
Deputies, VI. Villnmain, observed. fhnt. "br
hoped the day wOllh arrive when the c,prp-
scs OF The marine budget, now aniountinr TO
. millions, wOuld be increased fo 80 millions. e
Mr. Lame, another drputy, concluded ga ln-
hluous view Of the subject, By in:inatius lhat
Paris might one day become Il commercial 81
t. Ofthe first order" The proposed increase
Was finally adopted. The following extracts.
tr"nl ihe Paris papers, possess considerable in
terCst.
The Russian Ministers al CDu5iantinoDlr.
lately made several complaints To- the Porte.
on the alleged violation Of the 9TH and Sin
articles Of the treaty Of Rcdschuk Kainynszi.
DE also complained Of the III treatment SUI
fercd by the Greeks and moreover. demand
cd That no Niu5silmeu troops should enter MOL
dayla & Wailacha, these provinces continuing
qnltctran1dl,P Prince SuzzO having ieftthc Otto
territory,and Ypsilanii, ,vith not above lCo
men, having shut himself ~ ia castle, where
he issurOunded by Turkish troors. The Refs
Esscndi replied, that the rrbcl Yp5ilafi. mus;
answer with bis head for the blood she'd a Ga
latz and Jassy IN respect 10 fhe PoTtc's troops
1JtO thc provinces quoted above, tic answer
has not banspifed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
L4TEST IRON EUROPE

BALTIMORE, August 29.-By the arrival n(
the fast sailing ship Bclyidcra, captain George
iiobson, in 20 days from Liverpool. VIC have
received Our regular files of london papers to
the IAN, and Liverpool to the 9Th july. We
haYc time only to make the following suniua-
Ty
CREEKS ard TcHRs-An official artirlc re-
ccNed at Berlin from GallaCa dated June ,
states mat report Ola victory gained 10y the
Greeks IS confirmcd.-it appears that Tu-
kish corps Of i0,GGO men which was adynnc-
liS upon Bucharest from Galatz, had been at
Tackled IN The rear by tie Greeks and beatctI--
nearly 5000 Turks were Killed, Pacha made
prisoner, ard sixteen pieces Of artillery frll into
thc hands Of the yictors. The routed Turks
rcirealed to Ibrail.
Commercial letters received IN Vienna fine
-aih juno, announce that from The 9Th 10 the
ION inst. sUnie very bloody battles had been
fought between the Greeks and Turks in the
vicinity Of ycrgoNilz-The Turks com
mcnccd an attack Oh the entrenchcd position
OF Prince Ypsilanti and were repulsed with
considerable sIaugiiter-Ya assay is again in the
POWcrot the Greeks, where they have estab-
ished provisional administration.
SPAtN.-Ihe details Of the conspiracy dis
covered ~ the Province Of Audalusia, state.
Il"t gen ZOO Pedro Grenarest was to place
hiins,I at the head Of the conspiracy together
win brig. gen. Mir, with the titles Of first and
sccojd commanders Of the Army of Faith
They were 10 scizc tlIc horses Ola depot of
q regiment near the town 0f of Bornos. to re-
ase The Innocent prisoners confined at X erxcs.
winch resPectdJie force was 10 serve rs tho
nucleus for that which they fancied they
could assemble.
Ihe insurgent Isldiyar engaged 10 reinforce
tnis great body OF partisans, and former com
pg1ons Of his, at the time when he COM
"F'rded party Of Guerias IN The Frcnel,
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Cortcs, domapding Tie conversation or th,
extraordinary. Cortes. His Majesty makes
known that he will convokc that body on a
future day, which shall not be later than the
I'd of next October.
& Yesterday the King, accompanied by the
queen, and the whole Royal family, pro-
.ccedcd TO the hall of the Coites. To close The
session. This ceremony took place with great
solcmnity. His Majesty WAS coldly received
on LIS entrance; aud the VACCINATIONS which
were heard on his leaving, were rather adj
dressed to the Deputies and the Constitution.
than to the royal person all, however, passed
without disturbances
TRIESTE, June Il.
e" Ii is affirmed that the Americans, who
are at war with the Barbary States, having
learned that the SULTAN has given orders to
these Powers, 10 send their corsairs to the
Archipelago, and fearing that this measure
might prove injurious to the American trade,
have declared the ports of Algiers, Tunis, and
Irlpoii IN state of Blockade, and have de-
tached a part of the squadron to enforce this
determination.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
Charles County Court,
March Term ,

ON application to the Judges OF Charles
~ County Court by Petition, IN writing,
of Raphael II BSarnan, OF Charles CnuDty,
tor the benefit OF the act OF assembly for the
relIet OF insolvtnt debtors, passed al NO
yember session, 1905, and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, schedule OF his property and
list OF bis creditors on oath, so ia: as he
can ascertain them, being annexed to his
petition, and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said Rapbat h Boarman
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time OF his application in the state
OF Mary and being also satisfied that
the said Raphael H. Bnarman, is in actual
confnemen, tor debt, and for no other cause
and the said Raphael H. boarmsn having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security, tor
his personal appearance in Charles County
court 10 answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against hint Is
therefore ordered and adjudged, that the
said Raphael H .Boarman be discharged from
imprisonment. and that by causing copy
OF this order to be inserted in some one OF
the newspapers edited in the district OF
Columbia once week tor two months
successfully before the third Monday OF
August next he gives notice 10 his creditors
TO appear before the said Court at Port To-
bacco in the said county, on the said third
Monday in August next, for the purpose nf
recommending trustee for their benel':
And 10 shew cause. if any they haze, why
the said Raphael H. Boarman should not
have the benefit, Of the several insolvent
laws of this state as prayei.
Test JOHN BARNES,
i,,no 10 CTsr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
District of Columbia,

Alexandra County, set.
May Term. i8zI Goth day.
IN CHi.NCERY
Richard Coleman and George w. Hunter,
the latter Administrator of Daniel Lewis,
deceased-Compid,nants.
Against
John Mason and Thomas Wren-DJend-
ants.
THE defendant, Thomas Wren, not hav-
L ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute, and the
rules OF this Court, aud it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit fled,
that the said defendant Thomas Wren, is
not an nhabtant of this District, on motion
of the said Compainanis by their Counsel,
il is ordered that the said defendant Thorn
as Wren. do appear here on the first day Of
next November Term. and answer the Bill
of the Complainanls, and give security for
performing the DEGREES Of The Court and
that copy of this order be inserted for two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this County, and
that another Copy be posted at the front
door of the Court house Of said County.
a Copy Teste, EDM: |. LEE, &C.
;,,I,- q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-14
HOUSES. L.4.NDS. SC.
FOR Sale Or Exchange.

- Twill sell my HOUSE on King
HIT street, at price much below IFS va
Nh lue, or will exchange it for smaller
49, property, or for merchandise II
is adapted and completely fitted in every
respect for large family, and is well wor-
thy the attention OF any person DESTROYS OF
a permanent establishment.
will also sell that handsomely
&m situsted lot, (quarter square, cor
So: ner of Fsyette and Cameron-sts. or
Gsa part thereof, with or without the
improvements.
g. Also the S.W corner lot on Payne
ET& Commerce-sts.; on which there
EssGis stable. This lot is desirahly
situated for imprL yement.
Se--a Also the two houses and lots next
EnE above he corner OF Payne. on KIM
NH street. This last Will be sold low
- for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment Of an annuity. =
Terms Of the whole may be made accom-
modating. JAS. ). SCOTT.
april 3 If