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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

FIl subscriber offers for sale acres of land
d being part fte which BENJAMIN Rinror
has resided for yearssituted in the county of Buell.
inchai and adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Garland Brown on
the north, MIR. - Irvine the west Mr. Trent and
Scrurgs ON the SOUTH aud William Daniel Esq. on The
easiA sufficient portion of M land is woods and very
heavily nbcrefhis land is situated IN healthy and a.
greeab!c neehborood aud abovn with springs excel
lent wafer aud lies miles from Wss river, and Il from
New Canton James river. Persons disposed purchase
are invited 10 view the land for themselves which will be
slewn by Mr. Vest or Mr.. George H. Allen, living on the
place There will be about 90 bushels of wheat seeded on
t'c land this fail IL will be divided suit purchasers or
snd entire 10y private SALE and il not sold before 1914
dy II Jdnnay Eert wiz That dav be sold 20 tic highest
hdder.ler which, will be sold all the stock and plsna-
ron utensils of every description, with the crop OF corn
fodder, oats, sc.
Terms OF saeone, two ircc and four years from
DAY OF sale with deed Of trust the PAYMENT
BENJAMIN MOSBY
Error Of LittieberTy 1Ios5y. deceased
November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
DESIGNATION

TUE coparDershp heretofore existing under the firm, NJ
COTTON, REED s. CLARKE, has been dissolved Inv
mutual consent j. H. Cotton and Henry Clarke will at
Cotton Reed. 'SSo VI
The firm OF L. Reed Co in Boston, is also dissolved
and will be closed by Ludovicus Reed All those indeh
ed TO the above firms requested make immediate paw
meniS, do late arrangements render it necessary
J0SEPHUS Il. COTTON,
LUDOVICUS REED,
HENRY CLARKE.
j. ~ Cotton and Henry Clarke will continue business in
tins place, under the firm of COTTON & CLARKE and
Lndovicus Reed, on his account in Boston
NOV. 10. 55-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
CHLOE.

The adylces from Lima, announce that the
people of the archipelago of Chloe have
thrown OF the yoke Of Spain. This countrv
is to the south OF Chill, aud forms one If he
98 provinces into which Chill was diytrila,f-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
THE SUBSCRIBER

s4FiNG purchased out Mann S. Valentine in that well
Il : KNOWN establishment the SIoCKOE-HILL TAVERN
ta"es TINS method OF Informing his friends ard the public
IN general that lie has prepared himself with every thing
nm wish their company in the best ye and on The most
reasonable terms Ills experience in the line of his prois
sion, together with disposition AT all time, To oh@c he
hopes viii ene him to share of public patronage. His
stable snail always be furnished with the best Grain oul
fodder that he purchased and attended y one or he
most experienced osilerSin Virginia 49, " W
u Six eight members Of the next Ierisaure can a.,
accommodated with board by the week for themselves
and stnblage for their horses, at reduced prices.
November Ia. 55-St John TAIMNN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
NOTICE
FrMii. Eareat Trees- Sc

"EEs2.Ss BENJAMIN PRINCE & co. have
3fH - LOT sale, AZ their old established Nursery
IW'hing, d. ~ near New York, their usual
IT t,tNe variety Of European and American
berre. t., OieSI ~ EEsA variety ofbe largest coosc
Crane yi, @ also raspberry and currant bushes
mean horsf chetuuts, weeping willows Euro
eianca eer r ash inagaoas, iripeiia accumulate an
i; maple large Spanish chesnuts do fbat. Frroncs
shrubs s e ,n set' snd variety Of Other Ornamental tce
store Of iessrs Eta & ANan Richmond " "' a. 'o
& Co NJ 10 p WIN .he OF 'rwnrieto Hca;ssia Prince
manner. Cl,,I, - V'VN'u ~ me iaO,i secure
SNtpotE - SOL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

"A STATED MEETING Of the f,,yi,htpni Satin r.,
~ DTgHia will take place a e Union Hotel In dis
A. NJ ~ A'' ~ ~ V'iooh
consider II TO be my duty 10 inform, the renlere ~
this Society, that the meeting In Dererbc- ls o ~
constitutional hour ave members ony in attendance
AMI that in May last one appeared
nov -. 5f-tdm JOIN ADAMS es~ra,,rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
TRUST SAJ.E

VIE Subscribers will sell by auction for ready money nm
Frif0ytbe 4th day Of et month Al the Farie Tysr"
in The City OF Richmond by virtue of deed Of trust made
to them by John Shields dated the i7t ay of June
and OF record in Heneco County Court The Io Of land
mentioned in that deed being the lot No in
plan near the Bowling Green. 0-''
CHARLES COPELAND.
Nov. nc. ~ IN In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
STRAYED OR STOIEN-

'kOn Mr. Russell Hills Stable in Petersburg pair Of
dark Sorrel horses five six years old FIVE feet one
OF TWO inches high The larger is rubbed about the
mp with gear not stolen they will probably make toward
Pcwhatan County; will literally reward any person ,gho
WIN return them 10 Mr. Hill Of Petersburg, 60 me in Pow
hatan county, or to Messrs. Gray Pankey in Rchnond
NOV. 10 % At EDWARD BAPTIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

IL persons Indicted To JOHN GRAHAM deceased are
\ requested 70 make payment % imncdiatel, as I
I'm 90 sfous oi Closing The administration soon possible
md therefore cannot grant Indulgence e. any hoiv.
- WALTER BuS. Executor
Wv ~ "i--u Of John 0rui.,Iu. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
TO SPORTsMEN OF THE FTELD-

nulLo hCtNAO OhI, GUN MAKER,
10 ESPECrFULLY Informs the citizens Of Richmond
~ Manchester, and the surrounding country to any ex-
Tent that he IS prepared with surerb assortment of
every article which constitutes the delight and ornament OF
me sportsman of the field by unreme attention Ia eye
~ branch OF his profession he will eneavor 10 merit thai
continued encouragement he has been favored so ibcray
WIN SINCE iS commencement. The assortment he has on
mama consists principally of fowug Pieces Pistols and ri
he wh or without hair triggers patent breeche double
anu single twisted Subb and Damascus Barrels of al,
engts ana sizes Dueing Pistols Locks ainuntincs
ready Tor completing ans order-M Military and MARINE
piHhS and HANGERS; Shot Belts and Flasas Bugles
bowinS Horns Dog Collars and Calls; Wash Rods with
apparatus complete, Sc-epairS done guns pistols or
hes according 10 emost accepted European improye
- can furnish one or two well broke DOGS for the
led, TO any enc who may be ncline'! 10 purchase
GOV. To- S5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

WILL BE SOLD, at the AGotion Store Of Brooke and
w Hubbard, Monday TIE I0th d,y If December ,eri
all shares in the Richmond obcrne Turnpike Company
On which there shall be any money due that day.
by order Of the President and Directors
Il. NJ. CARRISGTON, Treasurer
NONCmhPr o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
LABoR-sAvING MACHINERY.

II is not quite fifty years since the machine-
ry of Arkwright, and Bolton and Wait, were
ad'iPd 60 The productive mechanical powers
which existed in England st that period
much larger proportion of the population OF
Great Britain WAS engaged in agriculture than
manufactures In 1899, the whole amount of
the population may be estimated AT fifteen
millions. BY the population act Of 1911 ap-
pears that in Great Britain, there were 8OJ,098
families employed Chiefly on agriculture. On
manufactures and trade l,i29,Gi9, In the ar
my and navy $4,000 northumberland fam
iles engaged in no productive cmployments
$40, 1868.
The scientific power in 1892, was, ncvcrthe-
less, even then very great perhaps three
tunes as great as that of manual Iabour leaving
ordinary mills and the tools of ordinary art;
OFT of the amount of the labor-saring ma
chnery. In this case the manual labor may
be computed at 100000 men, and The scirn-
tiiic atthrce times the amount, or IL $50 O0O.
making the aggregate power equal To the la
Dor OF 100000, which was the actual pop
nlation at the time. The population in 1917,
was calculated at 100000, or AN increase OF
100000 in % years.
But, since .frktCrghfs inventions, and the
improvements thereof, the productive power
of labor and art united, has been equal 20 200
millions Of mcn-instead offifteen millions OF
more than thirteen times greater in twenty
five years while the population was incrcas-
ed only one-fth.
The following synopsis will, perhaps, rem
der The operation more conspicuous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
? IOIIN ADAMs. secretnrr.
Phil@isIpfia, Nossm5ly &. 1921.
NOTICE

IL persons indebted the estate M RE SJANTN WAN
NER deceased late Of this city, rookseisr for hooj
Nc purchased ~ bis store in Richmond Va are desired to
,atht payment TO Robert smith Philip Douehcrty NJ
hc store ~ Richmond, % John r. Drake " no will ta
c0cctions IN the country for the and 10 none others
JOSEPH WARNER, Actinc Executor.
o. The business continued at The od ssnd and all ~
-iiy accep;anccs. 52--ef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

a meeting Of the President and Drecl0rS OF The James
L River Company the 10th of November 1881,
R.sced That the Clerk advertise, that proposals will be
20 supeEend the construction OF the Kanawba Road
and Bridges. A conv ,este ~ ""
NoN. 10. 55--2awtt5D ROBERT Poll ann (ys.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
100000
100000


i've power in 1917 2l7,01O, 600 Inru
Or, in proportion 10 the population of 1917.
as twelve and fraction 10 one. Whence 81
follows thai Great Britain in twcnty-ii years,
gained from labour-snying science the pOwc
OF increasing her ,gcnih 60 an ainOunt hcefUt
times more lhan she possessed, when tn,
French revolution commenced.
These facts are indIspuiahie. The Consc-
quences may be pursued by the plGnast un-
dcrstaadng. Every nation in Europe has Ia
bour saving machinery. France, 5wiss;rlau3
Germany, Italy and there is moral impus.
sibilty of succeeding IN aay attempt tOinpcdc
their universal diffusion and adoption. There
is moral necessity as wen as principle OF
desire for their adoption since the procuring
Ofwhat js desirable or necessary, az the Last
sacrifice Of price, will operate on these who
mean 10 profit by CONSUMPTION and they
will seek those means which will afford them
ttceiue times more productive power, than
they possessed ny other meaus Governments.
tor their own security, must promote, these
means which give them twclyeiimss TIE pow
eT and means Of wealth which they before pos
sesscd ard a defensive aud protecting policy
will guide them in n0t'suiIrring ihe productive
labor Of twelve or thirty Of their own people
going to pay for the labor Of one machincmau.
The operation OF this power of Industry
by machincry,is already producing prodigious
effects. TIE manufactures Of cO'ioa or six ia
Hipdosian, performs The whole labor cxcrcls-
ed in producing their celebrated and exquisite
webs 1T wages Of h0o 20 Etrec rupees month
the rupecis abon, fifty cents; so ihat the
monthly average wages ofthe finest manu-
lacturer Of Asia is one doHGr .fifg cents q
month.
Bot extraordinary to relate, the British arc
competent 10 take a cargo NJ cotton Ga borrd IN
hudio, transport Il 10 Great Britain, maH,frc
t,ge and re-shjp Al for Bengal, and sindtrsel
NE natires, though their wages be no more tha,
dollar ard haIfa month. The facts are ~
( tablshcd 10y tho report Of the committee C
/ which rchayr referred IEWoYr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

The whole ofthe north side of the river La
Plata from the Atlantic to the Uruguay, in
Guiding the ports of Niadonado, Monte Video
and CoIonia del Sacramento (opposite Buenos
Ayres) has been annexed TO the Crown of Por-
tuSal, under the title of the Cisplatine State
As yet IFS regulations and internal government
remalH the same as formerly. m.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
Sixteenth Congress-. Second Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY. FEB. 10.

Report of the Compromise COMMITTEE.
Dir. Clay, from the committee to whom was
referred, on the I'd inst. the resolution from
the Senate, declaring the admission of the
state OF Missouri into the Union, reported the
following amendment.
he select committee to whom was refer
red the resolution from The Senate declaring
the admission of the State of Missouri into the
Union, having according TO order had the
same under consideration, and beg leave 70
submit TO the House The following report.
That they have entered upon the discharge
OF The duty assigned them by the House with
The most anxious desire TO arrive at a conciu
sion ahlch would give general satisfaction !;
that N prosecution of this purpose, it seemed
10 them 10 be useful to ascertain in the first
place by full aud frank comparison ct opin-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22


We have been favored with the folowin
interesting extract. dated
= WASHINGTON, SATURDAY. 3 pm
" have this moment left the Spanish Min
lister aud received from him the pleasing in
teiligence that me long expected Treaty ar
rived here about an hour since, and viii be
immediately laid before our gov eminent.
therefore hasten to inform you Of this circum-
stanee.-No apprehensions appear to exis; OF
any obstacles that may arise, either on the
part Of Spain or our Senate; the latter will
certainly ratify if 10 extra conditions are at.
tscbed and have been furnished by Gener-
al Wives with the Spanish decree Of The Cor
les, which in approving the Treaty., and an
nulliBg the grants under the 8th article, only
goes to request certain favors from our gov
eminent, Of minor importance, which little
diplomatic correspondence will easily arrange.
| think that the Treaty will be acted upon i'm
mediately by the Senate. ''--Phiiad. Gaz.
The new Council of Appointments in New
York, have commenced operations. The FIRST
lot has been made in the Western counties /:
those IN the metropolis, will probably close
the political drama. The appointments are
generally in exclusion Of the present Ciinto-
MAN ineumbenls.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

LONDON, DEC. z.
A Lisbon mail arrived tbis morning with
papers from that city to the 26h November.
The Portuguese government having communi.
Gated to Lord Casllereagb The circumstances
which took place on the arrival OF Lord Der
esiord 10 the Tagus,Lord Castleresgh answer
ed, that his Briltannic Majesty could form no
opinion on the subject, and that il was for
bis mos, faithful Majesty alone to take cog
nizsnce % II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

Paris, Dec. 5.-It Is said that treaty OF
commerce and nav cation has been concluded
between England and the Ottoman Porte
Politicians think that this treaty is only veil
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

10 coEer more intimate and extensive ALI
ance. However ibis may be, it appears The
he news which his Majesty Ibe Emperor Of
Russia has received on this subject, will has
len bis return 10 his own states.-GGzette de
France.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

The above serves to shew the ratio, and
think, all things considered, is remarkable IN r
crease. Our recent daughter, Name, thrIvet
well. and we rejoice at 1t. But Massachusetts
in particular, when we consider she Is by Tar the
thickest settled State in the Union. and may be
hooked upon as nursery for the west, holds her
own much better than might be expected
STATlST
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

The Bankrupt BIZ is said to have been
most ably and eloquentIy supported IL The
Senate of the L. 5. by Mr. Oils & Mr.. Mills,
from Massachusetts,. John Holmes, Of calcu-
iuting fame, made long speech against IL, in
which We presume be concurs more in the
sentiments Of sore southern members, than in
hose Of Ibe people 81 Maine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

The London Morning Chronicle, lately
received, contains the following highly com
pllmentary article: " The Americans are the
first who ever conducted an honest and useful
trade with India, and the results are conspic-
uous enough. Their commerce with India is
at present greater than that Of all Europe put
together, and with China in proportion to ours,
as 10 is to Z, and TO that of the rest of Europe,
something like what million is 10 zero"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

The population of france, according TO the
last census, was 29,2l7,465 that of Paris,
1876.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

Mr. Livermore, who had objected 10 The
above contested votes, then gave notice, that
he should, al l2 O'Clock tomorrow, move for
a reconsideration Of this question, that every
member might have an opportunity of voting
on il. And then the House adj
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
BY THE MAILS.
SPANISH TREATY

ST ANToII NBA u
We have been favored with the followi ing
interesting extract, dated
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

A letter from Naples. Of the 9Th Of Dec.
says, that France has offered her mediation
between that country and Austria.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20
From the Ncw-YOrk American, Of June II
From Sierra Leone.

1t will be recollected by our readers,
that some time ago an attempt was
made, under the auspices of the Afri-
can Colonization Society, to organize a
settlement of coloured people on the
coast of Africa, and to impart to them.
and through them to others, the bies-
sings OF civilization, and the light of
the Christian religion. The place fixed
upon for that purpose was Sherbro'
Island; but owing to the death of many
OF the principal emigrants, the sick
ness of others, and various disasters.
the establishment was in great danger
OF being utterly destroyed. The Nau-
titus, supply vessel, was dispatched
to their relief She left Sierra Leone
on the Goth of April, and has Just re-
turned to Norfolk, by which letters
have been received from the Agents of
the Association, to their friends, and
dispatches for the government. The
Nautilus arrived there in safety, and
the emigrants were kindly received by
the government of that place. Mr..
VIM, the Agent of the United States,
with the colonists, were permitted to
locate themselves at fine healthy place,
at Foura Bay, near Freetown, till they
could procure permanent settlement.
The settlement at Sherbro' Island had
been broken up in consequence Of the
Agents of the colony having failed in OBJ
talDlng title to the land for which they
had contracted. The passengers who
went out in the Nautilus have been
provided for with about 600 acres of
land. Messrs. Bacon and Andrews had
purchased a schooner, and gone down to
explore the coast, with a view of fixing
upon scite for permanent settlement.
Cape Coast was their object, if they can
negotiate g. purchase with the natives
upon advantageous terms.
Capt. Blair, Of the Nautilus, remained
at Sierra Leone AZ days, and states that
all (among whom was the Rev. d. Coker)
were in good health and spirits, pleased
with the country, and satisfied with the
prospect before them. The letters from
the people Of colour also speak very fa-
vourably of the soil, climate, and produc-
tons of their new country.
Upon the whole, the intelligence is
such as must be gratifying to the friends
OF the cause, and authorizes fair hope
that the expedition will be crowned with
success.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20

We understand that Mr.. Edward
Howard, of Oxford, Mass. is now fin
ishing avery superb piece of blue broad
cloth, which will be sent to this mar
ket in few days. Several patterns are
already spoken for, at ten dollars a
yard. Those who are DESTROYS of a suit of
cloth, which, we learn, is equal to any
hitherto seen, will do well TO speak in
season. Providence Journal.
A good Hdm-There were caught at
Windsor, the aext town above this city,
on Monday last, at one haul, in net of
eight rods in length, t7go thousand and
nine pounds Of BASS. Many of them
weighed from so to so pounds EACH
The fishermen had no boat, but the net
was. carried round by one of the men
who waded. They suppose that they
could not have had less than 10000
weight when they began to haul it in, as
the net was nearly destroyed by the
numbers which broke through it.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20
INDEPENDENCE.

INDEPENDENCE will be celebrated at
BrOokyfeld, West Parish, on the ensuing
4th of July, WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PAR
TY. The Committee of Arrangements
give notice, that an Grafton will be de-
hvered, and Dinner and other accom-
modations suitable to the occasion pro-
yided. Procession to form at half past
ten o'clock, A. NJ. and performances to
commence in the Westinghouse at / 1
o'clock-Dinner at 2 o'clock, P. M
Tickets not to exceed One Dollar each.
Per order Of the Committee Of .arqng'ts.
SETH FIELD, Charm.
June 90, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20
aOieD.

In Sterling, on the 18th ult Betsey Kendall,
daughter of the late Mr.. Heman Kendall. AGED
36.-On the 18th inst. Mr.. Ebenezer Brooks,
aged 79.
At Barre, Capt. Haskal Freeman, aged TO-
an officer in the revolution.
In Townsend, Walter Hastings, Esq. Coun-
sellor at Law, aged az.
In Troy, IN. VI Mr.. Joseph Ammidon, Of
sandlake, IN. - formerly Of sturbridge, in
this County.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20

A bill in addition to an act entitled AN act
to ascertain the Rateable Estate within this
Commonwealth, was reported, read the first,
second and third time, and passed to be en-
crossed.
The usual Committee of both Houses hav-
ing been appointed to inform the Governor
that the business of the session was complete
ed, the latter, by the Secretary of the State,
prorogucd the Legislature to the second
"Wednesday Of January next.l
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20
Notice IS hereby Gsuen,
THAT, for various good rea

ASA AOuS SOOu ICdS
II sons, the Subscriber would inform all
those that are indebted to him for this Paper.
that they must settle up with him on or before
the first of July next. 1t is absolutely neces-
sary for the Subscriber thus TO call; for he has
found out, that when his customers become
indebted for the Newspaper to the amount OF
8, a, 6, or dollars, they say that the paper is
dry aad barren, and stop taking it-which is a
damage to us both and our families; for have
less to do, and they become ignorant, if they do
not adopt the practice of too many, who are al
ways at the places where papers are left, anG
take the liberty to hook them as soon as they
are laid down. But | presume they mean no
hurt.
~ A punctual compliance with the
above, will very much oblige their humble
servant. ISAAC BASSETT, jr.
MGiLCarrier from Worcester 10 Keens.
June 90, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-06-20
0dorccster 16ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
i HEoPHILUs WHEELER.
MARRIED.

In this town, on the Both ult. Mr.. Hiram
Cobleigh to Mis-, Sophia Parker, of Leicester.
In Hardwick, by Rev. w. B. Wesson, Mr..
Daniel Warner to Miss Nancy Fish.
At Nantucket, on the 9th inst. Mr.. John
Milton Earle, of this town, to Miss Sarah Hus-
sey, daughter of MIR. Tristram Hussey, of the
former place.