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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
SPANISH AMERICA.

Nzw YORK, August 26.-By the arrival on
Saturday Eycnirs, OF the Brig Ilppomenc4
from Curacao, the Editor of the National Adj
vocate has received from his attentive CORES
pondent, regular files OF the CUyacoa Coureat
to- the 9Th inst
FROM CuGc9a papc,s
IN order to show ON readers how the ac-
counts from The Main arc exaggerated, and of
which wet Frequently feel the disagrccahlc cor
sequence. we subioin the following extract of
a letter from ST. Thomas, inserted in a ST.
Vincent paper Of the 28th ofApril:
Hos'ilitcs have commenced between the
chiefs on the Main. Bolivar is advancing with
7500good troops, and expected to meet Morale,
near Calabozo az the head Of Gritty thousand
well discipline men"
And in Jamaica paper Of the LIST of June,
we find the following statement:
The president general Bolivar had march
ed for the Caracas, at the head Of 1900 meD
The patriotsdre said to have about 6 1000 men
under arms 10000 are al Cucuta, under the
communal of general Urdanctta, and general
Pace has 1900 cavalry on the borders oftbe
river Arufc, which have orders 10 ion the
main body 10000 men are to the eastward
of the province Of Santa Martina. The army
of the south, about 1000, are Mt Popavan.
under general Valdez, another division Of COCO
under general Bermudas, who VIII be- super
coded by general Arismcn5i, are between
Cumana and Caracas, and have received Or
dcrs to proceed TO the latter place. TO create "a
diversion IN favour Of thc troops that ara.
opposed 10 general Torres, the commander
in-chicf Of the royalists, who is in the heart OF
the Caracas, with about GOOD men"
This statement of their number is extremely
erroneous, Regiments, represented tO consist
Of coo, often have not more than $50 men;
IN short, such is the state of the country that
II would be impossible to undertake march
OF any distance with larger force than 1000
or 1900 men, as il would BE- difficult TO find
Subsistence for larger BODY
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TIE RATTLE or
CARABORO
Most ErceHent Sir-The political birth of
the repuhlic Of Columbia was confirmed YES
terday by a most splendid victory.
The divisions Of the Liberaif9r .4ray hay
ing been concentrated since the 25d in the
fields of Tinaquilio, we marched Yesterday
morning towards the head quarters OF III
enemy Situated at Camhobo. 4'ha fret Sfg
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NOTIGE

I EMPLOYED Young the present year by the name
y ut Hcpy r. Str0Uord las he called bimsc) ianncr
TO carly the business for me, and have the management
Of my yard lie has frequently cf his business and have
been compelled to send after him, The distance or %
miies, and there found him drunk house Of ~ funr
Through malice he has destroyed quantity hides and
ten cloped from my employ. caution public general
~ against such n scOtindrel this man Sratforl.
1TI should be glad 70 make Interested with me- or
lease rent my yard, in operation we'll cscu
lated for doing business. JAMES DOS WELL.
August 81 G3-wfys
We the Subscribers called upon y Capt James Boswell 10
view parcel ~ hides injured In the stated Mr.
Claiborne Mallory 20 be upwards of sivvwe examined
8ar and believe them 20 be worth nothing, and DESTROYED
either through ignorance negligence. As 20 the lanyard
Il is generally believed 10 he better than Is h,
county, having materials generally necessary for tanning.
WILLIAM DAV
PLEASANT TERRELL.
Je; 50, i57i J0IS r Ayi;ERsoX'
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IANn FOR GAIN

<lzyA LAND FUR SALE.
issgnl In compliance with tic last will and testament
Jl of Major Nathaniel FOX, deceased will be sold a
pubic auction, Wodagths 2h ofner month"; (SepfenJer
~ Ming William Courthouse, hcing court duy the tract Of
Land said Fox formerly resided In said county called
rose Gd containing yearly 5OOacres, situated about six
mules below the courthouse, and about equdstant from Mat
ponf and Pamunkey rivers about three miles from each.
mere said 1rm good orchards of choice fruit
necessary houses for the accommodation Of eenieel family
an Tor the preservation Of The crops The dwelingh0us
@ ee rooms below and three above stairs further
scpon IS thought unnecessary IL Is presumed any per-
h inclined 10 purchase will view the premises before the
Wy pse-wicl will I've shown application to Mr.. I'd
"aIa Jones The overseer, the premises
- IERMSS 1000 cash, e basuce on the fst " Jan. 100
finisson will he given tie purchaser to seed small grain
ms iaiiPOssessiOn win he given on the 18th Of pece-
"F next JAMES FOX, Admor With The will
r. annexed Of n. Fox dec
King William, August o. 2q-tds
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DRAGON land FOR SAFE.

MILL he sold the highest bidder at Aiiddscx court
~ house, Monday ths 2h If September ners being
iddlesex day. small pieces Dragon Swamp Land
One piece Of IS being part of the land formerly be-
LONGING to Col Thomas Roam, decd of Middleex comfy
Aud the other piece of IS acres adjoining the land of Can't
Churchel Blakey, decd of said county
deem il unnecessary say thing respecting the said
ids as il is presumed TINT any person wishing 10 purchase
VIII FIRST view them, and Judge for themselves
All the right and title that John Quares decd of Mid
uesX county, hadin the said lands, win made the pur-
chaser. " f
Mr. Nelson Muse will shew the above lands TO any pcr-
sons wishing 10 purchase.-Tbc terms viii bc made known
ON tne day of sale. ROBERT QiAHLES Ex'or
aug. 81 SS-Gt of John Quares ID.
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EninnbLe Lnnd for SHE.

sssM wiz positively be sold without reserve or the
!f3S premises, on Ih'sdoythe 4th Of October ner ON
credit OF one and two that valuable tract OF La
wnereon now reside containing SEQ acres, situated
joining the lands Of Major Edward Rjuseley and others
ANY further description is deemed unnecessary as pre-
stunned the purchaser will first view the land.
viii also be sold the same dav six likely young ME-
GRoES, credit OF twelve months. discount of ION
per cent VIII be allowed for cash payments.
August 27-wgyt UpUEp.T
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THE SUBSCRIBER


AslNG qualified rs administrator the EBE-
NEZER MACNAIl. deceased, hereby requests all
persons having claims against the present them for
settlements and those indebted 10 said 10
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND II. MACNAIR.
y. lin the absence The administrator from City,
az persons interested viii please make application TO MIR
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend TO the business
particularly requested that any gentleman holding any papcr
relative 10 said estate will deposit it with Mr. Webb
hicihnOnt, august II Soft
Ii persons indebted TO the Of SAMUEL PAINE
deceased, requested make immediate payment 10
being DESTROYS close the administration as soon as
possible indulgence cannot he granted any.
wing claims against the estate, requested them
hnownto ORRIS PAINE,
fdmiastrGtor Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
IF
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COUNTY, .NoV Corr.

mot ON Of Thomas l.. SpTaginS, for reasons an
~ pcarns TO the Court, Ordered That Thomas Sprapis
administrator de bonis non with the will annexed OF Ienbe
Abney deceased do appear here the Monday i'm sep
teinbcr next to hcs cause, iii he can he should
no, give other good security for the performance
ties, or his administrator revoked or
annned And appearing to the satisfaction the court
that the said Thomas Sprags is nha;ant of This
commonwealth, il is further ordered that COPY hereof he
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for eight
weeks successfully.
July ST. O.. -
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Warminster, 3lst july i82i.
FINE ARTS-

A1ROM the liberal encouragement which he has re-
ociycd since he opened school 3d day Of July,
SIGNOH LEWIS PADUANI intending tOrcsie permaneni-
" in the city Of licmond informs the public That he has
taken cOmmodo for the instruction Of Young gen
ctncn IN The new brick building the corner H. and
Gtb street nearly oppo-e The theatre where ne viii teach c
Spanish Italian, aud Latin languages he viii also give les
SONS IN drociag either canvass, in Miniature, Land
scapc painting,
Sgnor Paduaui will give lessons i'm any nj the female
Academies on reasonable terms provided he get, u-
Gent number Of pupils and will attend the private
sirucion OF Young ladies In any part OF The city On the
rst Of September he intends 10 furnish another for
the public 0t1tcon oi those iuds who choose To at
tend him. Terms = 10 quarter, one hnifin advance.
Portraits in Oil or Miniature executed in the neatcst
manner, and on moderate terms.
August H. 2Q-4t
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enbrooE's U0reLonse. far ,CoIe.

SeGbrook's Warehouse, for Sale.
DN SATURDAY the 22d Of September next at 10 O'Clock
-, ~ the morning, the premises Sobroots Wrreh0pss
viii be offered for sale on the following iern TO wit, One
az, ~ part OF the purchase money viii be required in cash
we fesioue ~ three equal install ncuts Of sx. twelve and
az, WIN approved endor.er 70 carry interest from their
'Hetr payment, wiz be required J0lIE sEABEOOK
ftAsAst %. gl-tde
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August 3.
WOODSTOCK FOR SALE.

X.-f..iA
IssIu offer for sale the valuable whereon I
I%1bSt now reside, purchased lately Bernard NJ
Carrier Esp called WOODSTOCK, in county of Fauqicr
the Of Cedar about miles below Warreuon
81 from Fredericksburg Falmouth Occ0quan and Dumfrie
and 80 from Alexandria ly the turnpike Buckland The
tract contains 42l7i acres by late surveys and divided
10 three farms About third Of the whole wood
and part heavily tmhcecd. There and
six hundred OF cleared low grounds first quality
excellent enclosures all the farms with ana
meadows conveniently distributed for each. The high land
Is IN state of productive ciiyation lies remarkably WELL
and Is adapted pinser and clover. There valuable mill
seat on an abundant stream about the of the whole
tract, cadi ncghborhood peculiarly demanding i'm
proVcment more particular description is deemed
cessary, person disposed purchase will view
the property The ate will be disposed ofin the
gate or IN separate ar-lS purchaser purchasers ofthe
~oe or part may be accommodated with all the Negroes,
Cibot 2O0 or portion sthe he; but nppca-
ton for the Negroes ereePt by purchasers Of tire land
Also the growing crop of CORN with STOCKS Of every
descriptions, FAl,MlNG UTENSILS sc. SC. Letters post
paid 10 me- Fauquer Courthouse, Virginia will be
promptly attended to. WILLIAM Il. CARTER.
August 2. 0G--IGt
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.

NORFOLK, Aug. 23.-Acconts from Rio Ja
nero, via Havana, to the 18th June. have been
received at this pIacc-we learn generally from
them, that the country is in a very unsettled
state, and the prince and the army nj variance
A more favorable opportunity for the people
to gain their independence could not present
itself; but they are described as wanting ener
sy of character to effect such purpose, &
better calculated TO advance the sinister views
of any aspiring chief who may hold out the
best offers of reward for their services, than
to make any sacrifice for the establishment
of their own liberties.
Flour at Rio on the 18th June, was 50 l-2
.Coifee soc the anot sugar excessively
hlgli-too high to be shipped. Exchange on
London, % per cent premium.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
FROM HAYTI.

We have conversed, says the Boston Ga
Zette, OF Thursday last, with Mr.. John Lewis.
respectable man of colour, who has resided
Tor many years in this town, and who has re-
Gently returned from Hayti lie was induced
TO visit that growing country to ascertain what
advantages and privileges the free blacks in
tiiis country would enjoy by cmigrating 10
that island. lie has returned perfectly salts
lied with the stability ofihe government there
established, and with perfect assurance, that
every facility will be extended to cmgrants
from this country; and in consequence, has de-
termlned immediately to remove his family
there Tor permanent residence.
The Information we have derived from, SIR.
Lewis we can vouch for, as we have long
known hum for man of honest habits, and
OF veracty. He Informs, that at Aux Cages and
Jacquemelthe are a number of resident white
merchants, many of them Americans, who
transact extensive business, and with perfect
security that no animosty subssts between
the well informed part OF the inhabitants to-
wards the whites. The trade is represented to
he highly fourishing in that section of the Is
land. President Boyer has adopted n wise
course OF policy, IN recently disbanding part
oil the black troops, and distributing TO them
fertile spots of ground for the purpose of cult
Vaiion. That every facility of this sort, is and
WI. w icAucieu ny inc government To those
emigrants who are not able to purchase lands,
and the most generous terms allowed That
president Boyer was very popular, and was
evidently laborins, by every possible measure,
to amellorate the condition OF his pcope-and
induce them to facilitate by industry and enter
PRICE the growing happiness and prosperity of
the country. This is the substance of our In
formation, and we thus give it, anxously no.
ping tnat 1t may produce some benefit towards
that hitherto unhappy, but now rising nation.
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EnUCATION-

VIE public respectfully informed that the subscriber
n will re-aSsume the duties Of his school, the first Nom
day of September in the brick building, on the corner
OF and 9Th streets where Signor Paduan keeps school
for the Fine Arts.
As the classes fort the ensuing will he formed when
the school is opened such wish be admitted will find
their interest to make early application.
The rules and regulations of the school will be mild and
parental but any violation of them, effort To disturb the
harmony of the school will he attended expulsion. No
pupil lie admitted who does read general course of
Latin, Greek and mathematics.
TERMSS so session of five months payable in advance
which will he vigorously enforced. q. L. STACK.
August H. Oar
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LAND FOR SAIF-

.&FYA LAND FOR SALE.
I1etIJ WIN he soid without reserve. on Wednesday,
l-f1 the 26th of September the premises S88g a.
cres OF which geo are low grounds lying The main
through Halifax county, eight miles of the Courthouse
on tie north side of Bannister river, three miles
Junction with Dan river.
The land well adapted to the culture of tobacco. corn
wheat, About third of the land is cleared and in
GOOD order THERE'S the above land dwelling house,
tie necessary out houses, &c.
TERMS-w be, one-half the purchase money cash, the
balance in two equal annual payments.
NATHANIEL TERRY.
IInifnX County. Amrlisf
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ut. iOIoWhg tracts OF land, belonging the estate OF
Ihos Miller deceased, will he again offered for sale:
&T@A UoodUiHe, and The Bird, on the
ss.H third Monday in September next, at Goochlani
IsEEE4 Courthouse.
Prospect Hill, dying in the county of Spott-
syhania) on the first Monday in September next at Spott-
sylvania Courthouse -
~ The above tracts of land have lately been advertised
in the papers, that il is thought again 10 describe
them. Terms Of sale as heretofore made known.
WILLIAM MILLER.
August .. 2!'-tds j. B. FERGUSON, TX Or
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TR0OPERS GAPS

ElE subscriber has consignment of handsome caps from
the mandatory in Philadelphia which he will furnish
any captains of companies with at tue moderate price
four dollars each They are made in the form those
OF the Richmond Troop, with plates and horse hair.
~ All orders from the country will he duly attended to-
August 81. SIT THOMAS BESDIF
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UABLE LAND FOR SALE

[TTsA VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
FI Agrceaby to the last will and testament of Ben.
!-1A4- jamn Rawlings, deceased will he sold TO the
ghes bidder ON Ihssday the 2Ohday # September acrt,
u fair not the fair day, the residence of the late
mrs Rawlings, of Spoylyana county. the land of which
she ded possessed containing about $50 acres bounded
one side by Norhanna River and living on both sides of
The main road leading from Carrs Bridge towards MIR.
William Walters Tavern.
This land is situated in healthy and agreeable neighbor
mood and has the following improvements "A large brick
hoel2 stories high with excellent dry ccaf; with eve
~ other house necessary for the accommodation of IA
iy and thrifty young orchard Of apple There
wool land enough Of very good quality Keep up the farm
ior any eogh Of time The par IN cultivation Is in pro-
kse state Of Improvement in good heart for corn, wheat
&c and wen adapted 10 the production Of clover Possession
WI be- given the first Of January next and the privilege
tian,el OF previously sowing crop Of wheat.
One fourth Of the purchase will be required on the
rst day Of January 1928 the balance in three annual
issmens the purchaser giving bond approved secu
Fiiy, and deed Of trust the premises.
WALLER HOLIDAY, Exor
Of BENZ Rawlings. dec.
aug ~ Att
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TOBACCO LANDS-FIRST QUALITY.
WILL sell ITO acres Of this description of land living on
Stonewali creek in the lower end of Campbell county,
and about half mile from James river This is INV choice
OF one half of that fine tract formerly owned by Ross
sen dee and so much admired for its fertility. Purchasers
will bebecr judges by looking present crop Of tobacco
For Title price, and payments, application be
Judge Thomas T. BOulin Of Richmond who empowered
TO sell the same, VIM Walker Esq adjoining the land
9so-i5OO acres lying miles below Iynchburg, princi-
pa within the valley OF James river, and bounded
side by that river for three miles There are on
this tract about 600 acres cleared land principally first
second low grounds houses large orchards Of grated fruit,
which have failed bearing Tor twenty years vineyard
more than sufficient by good management supply any
dniy with wine-an nexhaustibe bed Of limestone, and
coarse marble.
Those who wish TO get rich by the cultivation ofhe earth,
ard atihe same time enjoy that health which pure mir and
sweet water only afford and the same time gatiIed
with one Of the most beautiful and sublime prospects imagi-
ration cap conceive, need not go beyond this spot in search
OF nome. WM. I. LEWIS.
August Z. 2G-of
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II Moo and Cheap Store.

TslllE subscriber offers for sale in New Canton well So
4 lected supply of CHEAP x FASHIONABLE GOODS
n prices it presumed FAR below what they been Of
iercd at, as high up the river consisting OF Cloths Cass
nere CassineitS, Corduroys VeStings superior quality
large supply OF Caicoes, Cambrics, MunS Dnities
Diaper, feciicin% Stockings, and silk some elegant
Canton and Italian Grapes, Gnghas, Sensiaws SLavJs
Shoes supply of Hats from Philadelphia and New York
part first chop; supply of Domestic Cloth very low some
9e wide; general supply of Groceries Richmond retail
prices for cash ALSO Medicines of every descriptions which
families will find greatly their interest Keep as they
can be procured at the apohecarys priceand such care
has been taken 10 select and label them will also be OBJ
served in putting them up will prevent occurrence of
mistakes.
Persons wishing purchase invited 10 call and exam
neny article which will be exhibited pleasure and
sold as low ms it he bought above Richmond liberal
price for wheat by II. u. MONTAGUE
Iulvsl7. o. 80
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First SI,ip for london.

~ First Shap.)or London,
rSTHH To the address of Mcssrs JOHN GILLIAT &
co. with the liberty of consignment, very
supersr and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY Thomas Potts, commander expected TO arrive in
few days at Bermuda Hundred when she will commence
loading, and he despatched Immediately, having more
than half of her already engaged.-For freight
of the remainder which will be taken very reasonable
Terms or passage, apply Ia JNO VIM. GILLIAT.
IA also for London,
rS7HSN To the address OF Messrs JOHN GILLIAT &
--szsSeS. CO. with the liberty OF consignment tine fine
brig MARGARET, James Mcrvain, commander, coppere,
and stands A ut Lloys, is expected be Warwick in
days. and will loading as She can
got ready take ner burhen about $50 hhls. to-
hacco and about 200 hs. is wanted freight, hch if
offered soon will be taken low.-For terms, apply 20
JNO. WIN. GILLIAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.
If
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FOR SAT,E

TEnAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
Il hin LODGE, formerly the property OF Thos Miller
decfdnSEt Lodge is situated in the county of King Will
Ham, on the Pamunkcy river opposite Hanover Town,
within % he's of the city Of Richmond, in wealthy
and agreeable ncighboood. II contains nearly three thou
sand of vauabeland that river of which
about two thousand owgrounds great fertility and
various soils adapted 10 the culture corn wheat barley and
tobacco The high land is also fertile and clothed with
forests aording abundant supply of wood timber
large Manufacturing Mill adoins this which
The wheat made on tcnn be sold at small deduction from
the Richmond prices and from the landing river
the products may be transported TO baltimore
OF not more than eight ten cents per busel There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions
families, with good ouhouses stables and attached
eacThe one is usually call ed NanSL Lodge other
that part Of the estate which has obtained the name of
WonleH GroueTO the former belong valuable extern
siye orchards Perhaps in Virginia surpasses this
in quality OF SOIL beauty and peasantness situation
the convenience and cheapness transportation OF its
products 10 the best market-Mansln Lodge and Wormey
Grove viii he sold entire, in parcels suit purchasers on
the following terms: One fourth part ofthc purchase
win be divided into five equal partsone fifth part said
fourth will he required in caslhe other fths will
made payable in annual inalments successiyey, the
payable the LIST January, 1822-the remaining three
fOuthS will be made payable the LIST January 1885,
Bonds with approved security will be required and deed
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER
J. b. FERGUSON,
Executors Of Thomas Miller, dec.
GoOchland March co. tos II
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hUfICE hereby given that the coarfnerhip Of Join
~ HlGGlNBoIBAM 4 90. has this day expired and all
those who have claims against the said concern are request
ed 10 bling them iOrwafdaud those indebted earnestly
requested 10 make immediate payment 10 David Hggin
botham, who alone j. authorised to receive PAYMENT
JOHN HIGGGNBOTHAM.
DAVID HIGGINBOTHAM.
VVarufntter nfet Tuty 1907. T..