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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-27
10 the Creditors OF Josiah
Watson. a Bankrupt.

NOTICE is hereby given, that meet
! 7 ing OF The creditors OF the IEia bahK-
rupt, will BE held al the curt House IN
the Town of Alexandra, on Monday, The Sd
day &C September next at which meeting
the trustee ot the said BaDkruptls requested
to attend. BY order OF The Commissioners
|. p. THOMPSON, Clerk.
;une IL g tlw awt3dSepl.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-27

IT. Meeting of The Members OF Inc
~ Standing Committee of the Mutual As
surance Society against Fire on Buildings
the State of Virginia, held at the Geuel !
Office of Assurance, in Richmond, on the 1tb
day of July, 1871
Present.
JOHN D. BLAER, Chairman.
JOHN .lyUBLER. SSS
PHILLIP ". NICHOLAS IS
JoHN BRoCKEXHR0UGH, SO
BENJ4HlN 1.i1E, and
D.4VID BULLOCK y ous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

T0Y virtue Of deed ofu executed by Zacbarilh HALL to
aD Richard B'Goode, bearing date the 18Th Nuve-
her 1905. and OF record in the Office OF the county court of
Powhatan, for the purpose o! securing certain money
therein expressed due James Lyle and George AcCredc
and the charges and expenses attending the execution ofe
said trust and by virtue ard authority Of clause therein
contained That II the said icd oode should die orany
accident whatever should happen prevent his act
ing upon this deed ofru that the said James Lyle George
McCrede the survivor OF them their executor shall
and they hereby empowered direct and authorize any
persons in writing carry this exc
cton in the full and complete the said H.
h. COode is hereby authorised tn do - and by authority in
writing from James Lyle administrator de bouis non with
the will annexed Of James Lyle deceased who the
survivors shall proceed TO sell on the premises, the high
bidder for ready money, the 6 dg IF 1g@t merit all
that certain tract parcel Of land lying and being In the
county Of Powhaian perhaps part thereof in Chester
field bounded by tho Buckingham road the lands
benjamin Watkins Reuben WinTee and others, except 81
conveyed by The sad Hall TO Benjamin Watkins
The Subscriber will convey such title only vested in him
by the said trust deed. TARLTON SAUNDERS.
July 6. 17-fds
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UNITED STATES.

WAsmvGrov, July 5.-Thc PREs1pESr of
the United States arrived in this city Oh Sat
urday evening last. We are sorry TO learn
That he mas been ever since seriously indispos-
cd, and it is apprehcndcd NE VIII hc prevented
from engaging, rs he had proposed, in the cele-
bration the approaching Anniversary Of In
dependence. .Nak hi.
We would call the attention Of our readers
70 the Report which we this day publish ON
G!e subject OF Free Blacks, and 10 the able re-
marks of writer IN the Boston Daily Advcr-
tiser. They viii learn with great surprise,
tlIat 4 Committee Of or Legislature have re-
commended, in a Report which tie House Of
Representatives have 03opfea, precisely The
same provisions with regard to Free Blacks.
which, in the Missouri Constitution was The
cause OF 80 strong an opposition to the admis-
sion Oftliat state into Che Union At the last ,es-
sion OF Congress What viii our Southern
friends say 20 this I.Sqiem Rec.
A man has lately been most worfhyly con-
dcmncd 10 iyc years Imprisonment in tic Pc
piteinary 0fths Safe ofMlryilag, rof kidnap-
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NcRFoLK, Junc e7.-The French sloop of
war zelsc, Capt. Sercc, in 20 day from Guada-
loupe, anchored between the forts this after
noon between ! and . o'clock. She. is recently
from Cayenne, and has on board an passenger
NJ. LespGrdc, the aid-decalnp OF the Governor
OF that lsaud who has come ont on business.
OF st. Barts,the II. fell in with French squad-
ron under the command of admiral Duperrc.
VINO was looking out for pirates which con
unued daily to infest those seas.
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS AFFAIR. :
Jmy There appears To be a Presidential
interference in the circumstance OF the arri-
wal at THIS port of the brig Rose-in-Bloom. put
IN, ''' distress, from Philadelphia for New Or
leans. On enquiring of Capt. Smith OF the
particulars ofherp passage, &c. il came out that
She is owned by Du,iei Sc,aH and e. |. Hot
hngshead, of Philadelpha, the same persons
Norfolk, Captain S. never had any previous ac-
who wereth owners and shippers ofthe soop
quaintance with either of the persons, but
states, that they observed TO him when he
took charge, that he was 10 proceed to New
Orleans, ichere they had sent FUNDS BIZ the sioop
Norfolk, and where tlleiragents would load the
brig without detention and give him his instruc-
tons.--Suilice it to say, that whatever object
these shippers had in view and however ex-
tcnsive may have been the ramiications which
they had planned to carry on their vianous
designs, they certainly are partially frustrated
and IT IS not a little singular that the port of
Norfolk should bring tp by ACCIDENT their
two vessels TO bear witness, rs it were, against
them. Commercial .Nstcs Room Books.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
III III tHV EIViINSt NdIItty OF humDc1S 4
Cob EMS
Lottery and Exchange Offices. IN and e4

Market-st, Baltimore:
nj- Where the CASH WILL BE ADVANCED for pr;zes
tue they drawn.
ORDERS from any part Of the United States. enclosing
the Cash Prize Tickets post paid will meet the same
puncual and prompt attention ii personal application
addressed TO J: 1. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'yy TO The hg7S, Bdititfore.
AT CoiENs OFFICE, moye Capital Prizes haze bee,,
o5tcned hn al amy Other Office an Aneri-aaud where rs
sold in shares the Capital OF 10000 Dollars the last
lottery drawn an Baltimore and where in the three
niiment Lotteries sold the Capitals of = 10000 also In
Shares,--the S0ooo-2of 20O00-2of 10000, &c.
~ CoHEN'S Lottery Gazette and Register" which is
punished every week, will the Manav Official
List oil each drawing, both Blanks and Prizes. will be
nfw ared gratis TO companies individuals who purchase
from Cohens Oce, either i'll Whole Tickets Shares 10
the amount OF Fyty D0ilaru also contains Rates OF Ex-
News OF the Day, SC. &C.
Baltimore, Iuly6.
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TLiE AIISSISSIppI

ST. Louis, June 2.-This noble and maies-
tic river has for some time past been upon its
great annual rise. 1t is now much aboveits ordi
nary maximum and its rise still continues. in
somuch that serious apprchensions are enter
tanned OF fresbet, that may be attended with
disaGreeahle consequences.
The tributaries above, particularly the Grand
and Usage rlvers,are said to be unusually high.
and this accounts for the present alarming
hight of the Mississippi.
Such an immense body of water, moving at
the velocity of perhaps seven miles All hour,
and carrying with it an immense quantity of
draft wood, among which, not tmfrcquentIy, are
seen whole trees, forms scene at once magni-
iicent and sublime. Ii is impossible to witness
the diurnal rise this beautiful river, without
experiencing those mingled feelings of delight
and admiration which the wonderful opera
lions of nature are calculated TO inspire and
the rejecting mind, when distracted from the
cares of ordinary life, and engaged in the plea
sing speculation Of nature, is unconsciousiy lift
ed from this scene Ofterestial grandeur to the
contemplation of the Great Being who is the
author of nature Register.
CHARLESTON, June jO.-Thc Steam Boat
South Carolina, lying at Magwood's wharf.
was, about 12 O'Clock last night, discovered TO
be on Fire, and was burnt to the waters edge.
To prevent her entire destruction, she was
scuttled, and sunk alongside the wharf. 1t is
supposed she can be raised without much
difficulty; but that the injury she has sustain
ed, will require the expenditure OLA larger sum
in repairing her, than would probably be her
after value TO the Proprictcrs. She was
| owned by the Santec and Congaree Steam
Boat Company, and was not insured.
How the Fire originated is not ascertaiacd.
hut there is good reason to believe, that il was
The act Ofan lncendiaTy.
The South Carolina, Piled with passengers
between this City and Sullivan's Island
From Floida.--By the sloop Times, Capt.
! V1NCENT, arrived yesterday from st. Mary's.
we learn that the ship Meteor, Capt GLovrR,
with troops, accompanied by thc T. 6. schr.
| POpoise, Lieut. Conl'dt. u sIAGE, bed return
ed to Fernandina, from Of 81. Augustne,the
Governor Of that port not yet being ready to
| transfer his command to the American Officers.
| 1t was understood that the ,NeteOy and tue
/ Porp0iSe would sail again tomorrow for St.
| Augustine, the Cummandant having siguified
his intention of surrCndering the town on the
ist Of July [Co,uier.
| ShvANNBH, juno give learn from the
| South that the governor of st Augustine. has
minated 70 The commander Of the American
troops that he will not be ready TO deliver up the
| territory Of East Florida before the Isl Of
| July next. The American troops it is said
were about TO return 10 Amelia and would
wait there until then. The conduct of the
| Spaniards in relDquishing their right to Flori-
da has been eyasIye and shutting in the ex-
tremc but the Goth Of August will soon ar.
rive at which time thcrc viii be no excuse for
any delay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
BRENO SEMINARY

VIE friends OF tis institution respectfully informed
Z that the session will commence on the h instant
iy new arrangement the entire m;Iagenen oil the semi
mary VIII devo'c on the subscriber. The course OF nsc
ton WIZ embrace the Greek and Latin ciassicks nc,,c-
composition IN both languages and proody; English gram.
mar arithmetic ancient and modern geography mythology
cd to make this school equal TO Of its grade RE tate
ne boarding department sconducted by lady who FROM
Tor s1ch situation Terms, so per session, PAYABLE in ad
a'ccA class cal be opened in tho Spanish language for
the convenience ofhose who may eariibt tia, viii
vi yuuse lorna separate charge WM. BURKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

4 Hte uODgS U ne "hmy OF Spain.
Spaninrds Your commander i'm chief or
your general, has told you, that we rejected
peace, that we have infiingcd the armisticc.
and that we entertain great contempt for YOU.
/ or general, be assured, is mistaken in each
Of these paTtlcuIars-fl is the Spanish 60
NcrnncBt that wishes 20 continue the war
Oar minister at London has offered peace TN
der the generous condition of q G1eyd com
l0ct and the duke OF Frcyas, The Spanish
Ambassador at the same court. answered. bv
order OF his government, hat NE proposal ,cGs
obsoi5tteig jH0GanSSiIi1
spanlards IL is not yot- but tits your 20
vcgurlent that seeks our subiugation al the *
pcusc Of Your blood. II is your King who treats
you with contempt, by sending YOU here to
y0iT certain destruction The Colombian 20
yernment had not iniringed the armietice. q
body of troops nave been CHARTERED in this CT
Is from neeessityinstcad ofther being canton
ed 30 the surrounding country wc have in no
OiHer way iufFiuGeG the articles Of that treaty
bat IL has been iniringcd by hostiIitics on the
part Of your commanders, without any cxpla-
nation or separation.
spaparIs notwithstanding allthc gfieyan-
cos, atlirtions, and injuries which we have
suffered from your government, we shall OBJ
sefye m0st rciigicusiy tie treaty entered into
Tor the Future regulation Of tie war q capital
punishment Is already decrccd against every
person who shall infringe it on our side and
you snail be respected even 10 the thirsty rage
0' Wtilc You are sent hitlier 10 cut or
ib-ca's--but yet we win acquit yon of the IN
senti0ns and pardon YOU as passive instruments
"rtWecn your sense OF honor and the military
'ratJoen' you Nave tontrb0t9d TO convert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
Etiract ofG letter from .Hidshipniaa IN His
.dJesiys ship Tees, dated
"PoRT LouIs, Isle of France)2
Nnt to1O
Nov. D, 1890.


] was recently ordered into an open boat
belonging TO the Henrietta, tender TO the
Tees, which was cruizing round the island 70
prevent the traffic in slaves with Madagascar.
The boat was commanded by the master, Mr.
Gordon, and we had been three weeks in her
when, on the 98th Of Oct. AN unfortunate end
was put to our cruise. The Henrietta heaving
in sight, Mr.. Gordon wished to see the officer
commanding her, when il coming TO blew hard
and quite dark, our boat shipped sea, and
down she went could swim a little, and
with great difficulty reached the reef I i'm
mediately went 20 the barracks, and sent off a
boat to save, ifpossble, my unfortunate com
panions but the night being dark, nothing
could be seen OF them. Next morning went
off myself, and rowed about to see if I could
get the bodies OF our master and men, when
at little distance I perceived number Of
large sharks with something they had got
on hearing them, perceived they were eating
poor Mr.. Gordon fred at the one who had
him, which let go his hold, and assisted one
Ofthe men in getting the remains into The boat
when an immense large shark came from
under the boat and seized the remains from
us. Itsprung so high out Of the water, that
we saw almost its whole body. Mr. Gordon
IS most deeply lamcnted By an N the Tees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

ESoLVEp, that notice be given by public advertisements
~ mat the James River Company viii he prepared 10y the
LON INST TO receive proposals for the opening improve
nrnt OF The James River Canal from the Upper Arch up 70
INC upper mouth OF Iuckahoe creek and that those persons
!on u. Gamble Tor information to the which At
Is proposed the same shall be executed.
Contractors will send in their proposals sealed
10 Robert Pollard, the Clerk of the Company.
Bv order OF the Board
July O. I7-9t RORERr POL AND rlorl
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Juan MANUEL DE LUccA.

the notice of those whom il may concern.
RODRIGUEZ.
Juan MASUEL DE LuccA.
We have received papers from Buenos
Ayrai, as late as the 25lh April, and from
Angostt,rs, 10 the cath May. they abound
with Interesting matter, and cOrroboratc be-
yono all former anticpatiOus, the growing
strength and vi,,Or OF the peoiii5 from Val
dlvia - the isthmls of Panana, througho ut
the whole scope OF those vast and rich re-
grons, Independence is established beyond the
powe. OF the holy dui0ice, and their uRhoi,j
and AFFECT satellites in spite oftle efforts of
men, who expect to retard the progress OF the
human mind, by weaving rhetorical cobwebs ;
notwithstanding The rumors of the defeat of
general San Martin, and the speculations of
The inveterate enemies of human freedom
we venture 10 anticipate before three months,
the occurrence ofeyents as signal as the CAPT
tulatioHs of SARAToGA and Yorkto,cn.
The following proclamations were issued
ny president Bolivar, preparatory to the cam
pait,n consequent of the termination OF the ar
inis,ce.
COLOMBIA.
Stn,o1 Bc,;rar, President Qfthe Republic, 10 the
Soldiers Of he t6,rqiing drnpg.
SoLpIERs-Peace was TO have been the
fruit OF tilat armistice which is now to be bro
ken but Spain has regarded with too much
much Indifference the affections 10 which we
have been exposed through her neglect. The
remaining fragments otthe Spanish power in
Colombia, cannot combine strength sufficient,
In any form, To resist Nv cnty five provinces
which you have released from slavery
Colombia expects from you the entire ac-
complement OF her emancipatiun-nay
more, expects from you aud demands ilnpcri
ously that in the midst OF yo,w trumphs, you
shall rclgiously fllfl MI the duties of men en-
gagged III war sacred in liz character aud OBJ
.ecta. have always relied implicitly on vour
courage, Your discipline, and your constant
siirit of suhordination; aud the experience oi
your YaIor and consistency, gives me clear
anticipation Of the Story you are about 60 ac-
quirc. Imean explicitly, my comrades. that
humanity which ii becomes YOU to feel. even
fer your most nveicratc and sanguinary enc
mics and already think can read in vom
.co''ntcnances the grateful joy which liberty
inspires, aud the sorrow that generous souls
always must feel, when their most s,,nal ni-
umphs are o'crthcir misguided aud FRUSTRATED
brethren.
Soldicrs-interpose Your bosoms bctwce,
the vanqlisied and your Victorious arms, and
shew TO ~" world tliat you are as Distinguish
cd for your generosity as for your courage.
:. BOLIN Ar.
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New YoEE, June 2G.-We understand that
Mr.; foRsYru, Ambassador to Spain, his lady
and family, will embark this morning on board
the new elegant ship Fabius, FOR Cadiz.
Letters from Mobile OF the Ist inst. were
receiycdsyesterday by mail. They couflm the
former accounts ofthe destruction of the Cot
ton Crops on all the low land of the Alabama
and Tombecbae rivers, the continued heavy
rains having kept them overlooked till ahou:
the Soth of May, Many persons who were
calculating to produce from 80 to 100 bales
are entirely blasted in their prospects, and will
not raise single pound The price of Cotton
had advanced to cent per lb; lreights
Were falling. There were no new arrivals
from this port INFER. .9du.
From South ,4merica schr. EndVpii-
on in % days from Angostura, arrived here
yesterday afternoon. The accounts she brings
are not so late as those received from Cura-
Goa, as no intelligence had reached Angostura
when the Endymion sailed of Caracas hav-
ing been taken possession of by the Patriots.
Their marching upon that place, with an army
of 1900 men, is all that was known.
mai ,1Hr.
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Richmond aud Petersburg .Ntlc Zine OF SIgoeS

At''''"'O't~ una tttf3OtTS JFtlc lane Of iStG9eS.
FEiiE public respectfully in
cS1JHR. - u formed, that dissolution OF
the Old dcc0inH 7dnfioa Sage Corr
tfsfAzzS5A4lxEzEESssI{ pGny lately running between
" To- sz - ~ Richmond and Petersburg has i,-
=. -. ! ken place, and that NEW LINE
or IAtE COACHES, under the arm Of Jos Nibio Go.
will hereafter from Nibos FTcnch arcTns alter
natey, day, o'clock in the morning and arrive
the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond before ~ O'clock
-eunng, will leave Tie Eagle Hotel every day A. NJ.
and arrive AZ Nibos Frenes tavern in Petersburg before
IL o'clock the same day.
The proprieors of this line have spared expense in
procuring good and convenient and broke horses
together with experienced and accommodating drivers
The stage fare will he O dollars for each passenger (rrc
OF toll at mayos Bridge and in the proportion for
gage which must be considered uuGer the tic
risk OF the thereof Gentlemen travelling this line
will he taken from and carried either town
that they choose and ladies viii be taken from and
carried TO any private house that they direct and
every TeooHabe accommodation Afforded that may be ne
cessary for their comfort;
stage Office will be Kept AZ the bar of the Faalc in
Richmond and at Nblos and Frenchs Tayerns Peters
burg at which places passengers may their seats b
entering their names July g.. 1T--.y4,v
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Q5@ Grand State Lottery Of .6ia,yiqmd.
DRAWING ANNOUNCED.

COhenS O1,o,. BaiiiAtorc, JIIp .. 1e2t.
1-~Thc Managers of'hc Grand STATE LOTTERY of Ma.
ryland, in presenting their acknowledgements the public
for the Distinguished patronage they have received from
part OF the Union, have the pleasure announce
in consequence of the rapid sale OF Tickets increasing
demnnd, the DRAWING viii take place in the CITY OF
BALTIMORE, on Wednesday the 18Th of
Next Month (AugusN
aud viii he completed in Thirty Drawings only under The
supcrincndancc of the Commissioners appointed by tl.
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL OF STATE.
This splendid lottery has the decided approa
ton The Brillaney of the Prilcshc of IN,
Stationary premiunsthe chance OF acquiring an in
dependence, and the little risk attendant or investmcns MI
combned have given the Scheme that patronage which III,
Managers had antcipaied.-The Capital Prizes are
Forty Thousand DollarsI Five Thousand Dollars
Twenty Thousand Dollars Five Thousand Dollars
Tcn Thousand Dollarsil20 of $1,000 &C. Sc
1J'BESIDES AN UNUSUAL LARGE NUMBER OF MI
NOR DENOMINATIONS.
nF.Not t,co Blanks 10 a Prize
The whoeof the prizes payable in COL OF SILVER
or IN Notes OF The BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. To
the early adyentuier this scheme offers superior advantages
rs the FIRST droti Ihte Thousand Blanks are entitled 10 M
Dollars each :! Those not supplied should make npplca
ton without delay particularly while Tickets are at The fol-
lowing low rates, viz:
WHOLE TICKETS s 10 QUARTERS Sc so
HALVES 8 EIGIITus Oh
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers
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WAS committed tie Jail 81 Amelia county Va. on tie
w esd Of April last, negro who calls herself
RHODA, and says She belongs LYON Ecan OF Buckingham
county. She Is bright musO and appears 20 he between
50 and Of agchsr voice rather rOfrhand has
under her right eye The Is requested 10 conf
ward rrove his property, pay charges and take her awa
or she will be dealt with Is ihe law dirccs
WM. LEiGH. Sheriff and Tailor.
Amelia, Joige. i7--v40'
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4 \ Pow 6alan County Court, June The 2isi, I57i--
i George Williamson Plaintiff
ogIIby, Edward Mo.eIcy, Samuel

Peter r. ogby Edward Moselcy Samuel ." '"'"'e'y'
Jones and Samuel Watkins Dcjtndaats.
This day came the plaintiff by James Robertson, Jun. Esq
his attorney and filed his bill against the defendants and Il
appearing the court by satisfactory evidence that the de-
fcndaut Peter Oeby inhabitant Of this state
the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid il de
creed aud ordered bv the court that the said Peter r. Ogby
an before the third Thursday IN September
next, and the plaintiffs bill, and give security for
performing such decree the court may make herein; and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city Of Richmond and continued of
months successfully and that another copy be posted w
the courthouse OF this successive
court days previous The said third Thursday In SEPT next
a copy-Teste, w. $. DANCE, G.
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1t is said in the French Gazetes, that Don
Luis &c Onis, Ambassador of Spain at Naples.
had received his passports, and was about TO
depart from the Neapolitan kingdom, in con
sequence ofthe aversion of the restored court
TO the new government of Spain.
In Naples, the Austrian troops with police
officers at their head, parade the streets day
and night, and search all persons for arms
The discovery of a knife is Il logging any
other instrument of offence or defence. death.
Many of the Carbonari chiefs had been fog
ged through the streets of Naples, with the
decorations of the order upon them. The
latest accounts state that the Austrian army
OF occupation is obc reduced to 10000 men.
who will be distributed among The fortrcsses.
Two flying columns of Austrians had been
securing the country
The Neapolitan loan of sixteen millions OF
cats, is to pay the Emperor of Austria, for
kindly subyerting their attempts to form a
more liberal government.
The Russian Consul at Jassay, BY order OF
the Emperor has issued proclamation, order
ing Prince Ypsitanti and all his parfizans, sub
jects Of Russia or under its protection, to re-
turn to Russia. Another proclamation calls
upon the Russian Moldavians who have ioin-
ed the rebels TO return to their duty.
In consequence of these proclumafons, Mi
chael 5uzzo had resigned the government and
left the country.