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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
Head Quarters, Narinar.
IDA -tp:il l&2i-;it, wear.
PROCLAMATION.
70 TnE PENPLE a. COLnMnIA.

y.
Co!ombians = is now more than a year.
that Spain has enjoyed representative govern
ncnt-and yet t!le government OF that mutton
has not taken any steps TO abate its tyranny
DGr to withdraw its armies
We heard with JOY the words of peace. we
Rave made ourresponse with transport; we have.
ssnt our ministers to Madrid 10 treat of peace.
which would before this time have spread the
blessings of tranquility over our desolated
country, had Spain been sincerely DISPOSED To
Justice: but no those in whom power re-
SIDES, have been deaf to the complaints OF af-
tiicted humanity, and have been nsensible and
indifferent to the interests which ought 60 a,vak-
ON their conscience, and which could NOT fail
10 assure our esteem and their own reposc.
Coiombians! The means of your armies
pcrIshng through privation-the impoverish-
ment al ali classes of people, compel us once
more to resort 10 arms, to nut an end 10 those
unnatural calamities, by removing the cause.
and eXpclirg the invaders of our soil. But
this shall rot be a war Of DETERMINATION, nor
even an ordinary war-it shall DC sacred war :
the OBJECT will be to djsarm and moi to destroy
our adyersaries, and we shall emulate each with
the other, in seeking triumph honorable TO
our humanity and our true glory
Coloplhians The rights OF free nations and
the principles which we have established for
our conduct in the war, will be even exceeded
IN generosity every man will be to us as n
Colombian, even our invaders themselves shall
he competent TO enjoy the freedom of our
country, wheneverthey may choose TO accent
il as the alternative of war.
6 BOJJVAp
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SrONE. MASnNS

WANTED AT toe Bridge building over James river ai
W Cariersvtllc; steady Wort. and good wages vii be
gwen II immediate application i made the subscriber ar
his manager by good inechaicso trouble none others
h'cd apply. DAVID SCOTT.
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RICHMOND. July @. Iae1.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Considerations on The Opinion of tie .Su
prone Court, IN the case Of CoHENs Is.
VIRGINIA
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Head Quarters. Varinas,
l7th April, l82l-Ilih wear.
PROCLAMATION.

TO THE HEEBATI~G ARMY.
Soldiers : Three DAYS from this date bosfiI-
tiles will recommence, because il was in1nossi-
bic for me to look with Indifference on vour
cruel privations.
Soldiers Every prcsagc is in favor of a vic
torous issue, because Your courage cannot
any longer be resisted you have already done
so much that almost nothing remains for Won
to do hut must apprizc you that the govern
nent expects from you to display compassion
with your courage, and that every Infringe
nient which may be committed offhe res,ila-
tions ofwar, viii subject the guilty TO capital
punishment; if the enemy should disregard
these regulations, we shall not initiate them ;
the glory of c colombia shall moi be stained with
blood dishonorably shed.
S. BOLIVAR.
Head Quarters: Narinas.
L 4. IL.
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FROM ENGLAND.

BosToN, June e9.-iSy the regular trading
ships.uercmy,Capt. NIcKELs, arrived on We'd
nesday from Liverpool the papers of that city
to the 2sd ult. were received, and London 10
the Goth.
The Timber Duty Bill was read second
time in the House of Lords May 10.
Sir III. Wellesley has withdrawn from Ma
drid, as British Ambassador, and Mr.. Lionel
Harvey remains as Charge d'Affaires. The
Spaniards are reducing their diplomatic ex-
penses, by sending Envoys OF less elevated
| official rankto foreign Courts.
Sevcnty-fOur petitions TO Parliament were
presented from persons who were themselves
wounded in the riot, at Manchester, or from
the widows and relatives of those who were
killed or wounded on that day. Among the
number was one from FIR. Hunt, which, on
account Gifts iniempe,ance and calulnny, was
thrown under the table
motion was Iatrly made in the Br. IT, of
Commons to order the editor of the Times to
the bar for u breach ofpriyilege, in saving the
Mcnbersiarghed, when they did not, and when
the subject was serious. BIT the mover. Dir.
MARTIN, after some debate, Withdrew the mo-
ton.
The Physician, Crivclli, who figured so
noiorously III the revolt of Piedmont. had
| arrived in Paris. Ii is said that an order was
Instantly sent TO him 10 leave that capital in
| the interval f24 hours.
LoNpoN, May l9.-The three new Church
es about TO be erected at Leeds are to cost
100000 each. Two of them are to be built
from the designs, and under the direction OF
architects from London.
| a meeting OF Norwich merchants and man
ufacturers, last week, resolved to petition a.
galnst the tax of6d. per Id. on foreign wool =
Ky statement made TO the meeting, it ap-
peared that since the new tax, the importation
of wool has diminished as follows in 1919
1t was 25,O00,000 h.; in 1891, 9,77O,O0O III.
Store sheep, in almost every part of the
country, have been bought in by the graziers,
at from % to 5tpe cent. lower than has been
known fer many years past.
Several halG-sieves of green peas were
brought on Saturday 10 Covent Garden mar
ket, for which les. quart were demanded.
A powerful uorn-ni!l is about to be erected
in Dorchester gaol which is to be worked by
the prisoners condemned to hard labour.
An insurance Company at Cadiz, once took
the Virgin Mary into formal copartnership.
covcnanting to set aside her portion of profits
for the enrichment other shrine in that city, Not
doubling that she would protect every vessel
IN which she had such manifest interest: they
underworld ships of all sorts at such reduced
rates, that i'll few months the infatuated part
ncrs were all declared bankrupts.
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Ping free black man, and selling him as a
slave.
A Louisville, Ky. paper of 18th Jupe says
That specie is selling in that place j, auatlvac,.
of from IS 10 As per cent, and L. s. Bank
bills at 4S per cent, when payable in Common
wealth or kentucky bank paper.
Oar readers will rccoect that the Bank OF
the Comronwcalth of Kentucky was instit,t-
tcd'a short time ago for the purpose of reliev-
Ing the mOnicd distrcsses OF the people of that
state. As suon rs the bank and branches !, ent
'ato operation the whole OF their notes were
loaned IN two or three days to individuals, and
then The public wants were satisfied to a very
limited degree only. Notwithstanding The APP
parent demand FOR this paper, we find il depre-
eated IN few weeks nearly 80 per cent.
We copy the following from an article pub
iished as communication in the Liberty
Hall and Cincinnati Gazette To shew the tenn
per which exists IN some part 1--WE hope small
part ofthe population of that town. The OK
trac, Is III the shape Of note To documentary
on the public course of Mr. CLAW, very free
one indeed, but such one rs any man has "a
right to make. But the denunciation in the
note TO that commentary is in an unconstit,,-
tonai and anti-republican 1--WE had almost
said brut;Il spirit. Whatever Mr.. CLAW has
advised the Bank has been in the fair exercise
of his professional duty, in which he is pro-
tected by the laws, as he ought TO be by pub
lie opinion. The morals of any community
must be vitiatcd indeed, where such sentiments
as are contained in this note receive any coun-
ten2nce they ought to be condemned to uni
yersal Reproduction.
" 1t IS now currently reported that letter
from Mr.. Cheves, president of the u. States
Bank, TO Judge NJ. contains statement. cor
federated by the testimony ola citizen Of Phil
adelphia, that the rash, impolitic. aud barba-
rous steps Of indiscriininately suing all the
debtors to the Branch Bank OF Cincinnati, was
brought about by this parsonage Mr.. Claw or
ordered by the mother board mt his instance.
contrary. to the opinion of the cashier, MrWil-
son, who had been, or was, on the ground
Whether the commercial, manufacturing. and
literary progress of Cincinnati excites alarm at
Lexington,and this humane, polite and states
man-lilIe measure was instigated in the hope
OF destroying Cincinnati, of spreading desola-
ton over all her present requirements and flu
ture prospects or whether il was the result
ofwant of sense and Judgment to give good
COUNSEL seems hard TO decide In either view
it seems TO exhibit head or heart poorly
qualified to promote the welfare OF the people.
and if ever case could justify such a siep,
the injured parties. cut of as they are from
other redress,wOuid seem justified, ,eheneccy "a,
theIr Poicer, 10 remunty0ie he author ofLhis mas
chef acih q coat Of Tar and Eeathersm
1t may be proper 10 add, that the editor oi
the paper above mentioned has expressed his
decided disapprobaton of this menace.
Ni{ Int
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PROCLAMATION.

Head Quarters: Narinas.
18th April l82l-liih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
TOWN OF GENITn

kulE Act OF Assembly establishing the Town Of Genito
on the lands oil the subscriber passed the last session.
hrs been so fr carried into effect out
with appropriate streets which will be offered al public
SALE or Monday TIC l5h dan Of October IT. the follow
ing terms, To wit :One third Cash the balance in two
equal instruments OF three and six months the
sale. -
IL believed that few country places alto better pros
poets OF success To the industrious and ehterrsng citizen,
however he may be engaged Than Genu. lis situated
me river appomaitoN IN the county or POwhaan 10
miles abo'e the town Of Petersburg with convenient
springs OF the pureSt and best There already
e place. tavern sore-house several private houses, dis
on tae RIVER which affords navigation Petersburg nearly
Tue whole year. The society around Genito is nierior
none in the country the neiehborhoo,i is pupuou healthy
ana liberal and distinguhedor hospitality and good health
hc the above mentioned town is situated containing
ohout seven hundred with one-alf very valuable
manufacturing and gri MILL situated river Apo
maox; or he will exchange Tor lands living in some ofhe
dle counties nearer 10 the mountains. Terms will be
liberal, and will be made know n on application to
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Genito.
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For SALE.

ENlAT extensive and valuable Estate called MANS
KIN LODGE fo..cerly the property of Tho'S Miller,
decfdnskin Lodge l. situated in the county OF King VIII
nam on The Panunkey river opposite Hanover Town and
within 2 hses of the city OF Richmond. in Z wealthy
and agreeable neighborhOod nearly three thou
sand acres OF as tat river which
about two thousand owgrOundS great fertility or
various soils, adapted the culture corn wheat and
tobacco The high land is also fertile and is clothed With
forests afording abundant supply OF and timber
large Manufacturing Mill adiOinS this which
the wheat made ii be sodat small deduction from
me Richmond prices aud from the landing the river
e products may he transported to baltimore expense
Oh no. more than eight ten per buse Their
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions Two
iahlhe Win good ouhouscS, stables and barns attached
eacIhe Que i usually cai ed halSki Lodee the other is
on that part OF the estate which has obtained name of
oT1ey Cifope-fo the former belong valuable and extern
sVe orchards Perhaps in Virginia sIrlnses this
in quality of SOIL beauty and pieasanineSs situation or in
the convenience and chcapnes of the TRANSPORTATION
products 10 the best maTkesMansn Lodge and Wormev
rose Will be sold entire in parcels purchasers
the ollow ing terms One fourth part OF the purchase money
with divided into five equal parisone fill part said
fourth viii lie required in cashc other s will be
made payable in annual Instruments successiyc,v the first
payable on the LIST January, ls22hc remaining three
lOurts will be made payable the LIST january 1926
Bonds with approved security will Ice required and deed of
trust on the land for additional security
WILLIAM MILLER,
!. II. FERGUSON.
- Executors of Thomas Miller, dec
Goochland March 50. iO;-tf
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

pursuance OF decree of the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond district pronounced, day Of
February 1870 in therein depending between Eliza
beth Taylor administrative of Richard Taylor dec plaintiff
and james meauN in his right and administrator with
the viii annexed OF Richard Squire Taylor deceased and
others, defendants shall, Saturday the 3h dan e
brne offer for sale the highest bidder fer cash on The
premises betweenthe hours OF IL a. NJ. and p NJ tract
OF land lying partly in the of King William partly
in the county OF Caroline supposed between five
and six hundred acres be the less commonly
called The porrel flantaon and adjoining the lands Of
Richard Brodus William West, John Eubank and Mrs Eu
bank. J.G UERRANT NJ = q 4, n N
August ST. sS-tds
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II ANAWAY from the subscriber Sunday The 18Th Ut
a u the iour following negroes FANNY, CAROLINE,
iENLi and JACK-fanny is about Sc years of age,
ial and slender ola dark complexion. Caroline
or IL years OF OF the complexion of Fanny cher moc
very stout and equally tall as her oeboth good house
servants sehmstreSses and washerw Henry son
amy about is or II years age very well grown slim
anu knock-kneeda good house lively
and Spghy boy Jack is the brother of Fanny about 81
or . years ofage, Of lighter complexion good
servant oster, gardener. shoemaker,
respect an ingenious fellow have TO believe
they intend going 10 Richmond Norfolk that they
VIII attempt from thence the North They carried
with them all their clothing and bedding and off in
large our-uared canoe suspect they have obtained
papers, papers with my signature Fanny is well ac
guanted in Richmond having spent winters with me
there and was there nearly the whole ofhe last will give
MY dollars reward If taken within the state hundred
dollars without the state, and in proportion either if
confined in Jail tina; get them again. They have with
Them variety OF clothing that il would impossible 10
describe any, except Henrys, which or two
ir OF white virginia cloth Pantaloon pair blue
snere do an olive velvet coat and yellow Virginia cloth
short Jacket Each Of the women had white Virginia cloth
hahand Jack had MKT cloth surtout and good fur hat
uloucester sept JOHN LEWIS.
1.-two other negroes, Phil black wife
longing to Mr Robins Of the county, 10
with them. Of 70
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TRUST SALE.

We subscriber Pursuant certain deeds of
Il by Robert Campbell 10 John II. Jones George e.
FERGUSON each deceased and himself the security and
decentralization OF Zacharah Brooks, ILL., surviving ru
Tee OF the said John r. Jones' Ferguson him
sell on edntSdry the 24k fOtojsr eleven o'clock 4
NJ az the premises expose for by public auction for
ready money, all the said Canpbes right title and
IN and 10 the ground lying the city ofRchmond
the nes oil Messs Page and Robinson Shuckoc creek
on Gary or H. street. and extending back said
hundred feet TO thirty foot aey laid down in
Canphe plan oil his lots situated and Shockoe
creekAner which said last sale, the front door
Eagle Hotel In the said city, and the terms the
lowing very valuable WESTERN LANDS will lie offered
tor sale VIZ eight. undivided twenty seventh parts tract
OF Vuo rres OF land lying in the
OF virginia, between the Little Kena,y
rivers-Aiso ali his the said Campbells right. title
terest IN and to Tract of Land containing 400 acres
the county of jefferson and of Kentucky south
east SIDE OF Ohio river about sixty miles below the falls
which interest of the said last piece parcel
croeo To he one undivided moeiy in his right and
UNDIVIDED third part OF the remaining
dec by purchase since the death oi said John Hicks
Hicks and of distributes John Hicks
or so much OF said pieces, parcels lots
necessary to satisfy sndy negotiable debts
tne olccts of the said trusts mer,ioned in deeds
and the costs and charges attending the of
said trusts.
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE Surv'g Trustee.
~ b. The subscriber will only convey title as may
in him rs
The above sales viii be conducted by Mesrs VIM c. G..
Clarke auctioneers.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, surv'g Trustee.
September 2l- S0-,ds
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NEW FASHIONS ii NEW GOODS

NEW FASHIONS II NEW GOODS.
EHQuAS H. BRADLEY begs 20 inform his customers and
the public neraly that he has lust received his Fan
t1si ions, and an elegant supply NEW GOODS such as
hcgs ShePPards Cloths Can'sres. and every other
Gle IN his business he is warranted in saving they SUI
perior in quality any importation made in this city at any
periods considerable portion Of his cloths being elegant
VELVET CLOTHS black and bue--Aso,an elegant supply
Of JrmmHas to make up such cloth as may he sent him
IFHe has likewise received the regulations for the
Uniform OF the Ogce IF fhe 1py Navy, from whom he
socits share cf tlcir patronage.
All OF which he viii put as low any goods and work
Inaushp OF the same quitgs he is enabled 10 do bv
importing bis goods & ON the manufacturers.
September -.
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she frtef 1discry ard 81 she died
But lille the hero of the elder time,
Her spirit spoke, and thus abiured our clime:--
The tears and signs, the broken-hcarie owns
BE thine-bui not, oh cruel land! my bones -
LIvERPooL, Aug. 21.-The mortal remains
of CAROLINE OF Brunswick, the injured
QUEEN OF ENGLAND" are now on their WY
to the tomb of her fathers. Six-and-twcnty
years ago, the Chronlclcr of that day, aInounc-
ed-That CAROLINE or BRUNsWiCE, the in
tended cOnsOrt of the heir apparent to the
throne OF England, full of youthful gaiety and
Joyful expectations, had sailed for the land of
her adoption, To- receive aud confer on her APP
preaching union as much happiness as honor
and wealth can mpart.-iIow striking the con
trast, and TO what train Of melancholy re-
Elections does it give rise What were her ex-
pectations m the morning of life, may be col
lected from her own words. On her arrival at
St. James,, and inanswer to the glowing bursts
oispontaneous loyalty with which she was hail
ed, she said, Believe me, feel very happy
and delighted TO see the good and brave peO-
pie of England--the best nation upon earth"
How soon this brilliant sun o early expectation
became overloaded, it is not necessary for
us TO tell, and as little necessary is it to say
how, after course performed through storms
and troubles, it set in a night of thick dark
ness. The heart that can contemplate this
wreck OF human. hopes without emotion, is
more or less immoral. Tuesday last was tn,
day appointed by government for the rcmoya
/ of her Malesty's body from Braudcnburgl
/ House. Her executors and the officers Of be-
b household, male and female, bad pressed mos
/ earnestly for The delay Of day or two, il
order to make suitable preparations for the so
lemn ceremony, but the answer given 20 thei
I applications, was that the resolution to remov
the body on that day was irrevOcablc'
wish was then expressed in the same quarter
lhat the procession might he unattended b
'o'heary, az il was 0pprcleDded, and with 70
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NOTICE

virtue ola trust deed executed the subscribers as
- trustees, by James Winston, 18th September
1919 and of record in the clerks Office county of Han
over viii be sold q public auction the NatI
thompson To the highest bidder cash. on the Cd dan of
neTt month (Oober the whole, much of the tract oil
land lying in Hanover containing 365 and SO poles
whercnn the said Winston resides which of land
is particularly described in the trust eed) as will be
sufficient To raise the principal and interest two bonds ex
ecuted by the said JAS Winston Edmund b. Nathl
O. Crenshaw which bonds also particularly described in
the said Decd and all costs aud charges attending c exc
cution of said trust. They will convey TO the
title vested in them by the said decd
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!cHMoND VIRGINIA TUESDAY OCTOBER 2.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

On MONDAY the 10Th October, al 10 o'clock preeseiy,
~ at the late dwelnghouse of JOHN BELL, deceased,
on street. will be sold ofruS, to the highest
bidder, all the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COMPRISING GREAT VARIETY VALUABLE
Mahogany Furniture hook, Pictures & Prints
Feather Beds Mattresses Eight-day Clock
Pier Glasses A C;un
Silver and Plated Ware Liquors
China x Glass Ware Carriage & Pair of Horses
Bed 4 Table Linen Cow,
Piano Forte Music Kitchen Furniture
did variety Of other useful articles.
TERMS-An under :, 80, casli5O and under y 100
six months 1000 and upwards, twelve months credit
purchasers giving approved negotiable approved
endorsers, bonds approved security TO carry
from dates but fpunctualy paid the remitte
The terms of sale be complied with before the Goods are
delivered.
JOHN MARSHALL, & BENZ. w. LEIGH,
Erecisors IF George Keith Taylor, deceased and rststee.
Richmond, Sept; I8. Ss-tds
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fAHE subscribers have Just completed a larc,
two-sory house, detached 'front.' the obi tavern az Ian
yer Courthouse, on the stage oed leading from Bicu,cf
~ fredcrclsbwr. well calculated for tic areon,oIs
Of travellers They promise 10 give otcrv attention in tbc
power TO those who may ftyor iaem win t.crcuef1m
WINSTON &, TliILMNN.
iianofcr tOuiLnousr, NcpltuArfI 30 ~
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ME President and Directors of the Lite
ary Fund ask the attention of the Visitors Trustees
directors OF the different Colleges and Academies the
STATE whether incorporated whether by the
present or former by private
me resolution concerning colleges and academies agreed
Nv Doth houses of the legislature the 5th day March
i82l They earnestly solicit be the means Of
nng the views ofthe legislature this subject as far as
dePcndant upon them, and they respectfully suggest the
following division of the information which thev ALLOW
themselves TO hope will he cbeeruly and
as speedily gwen list OF the property OF the Institution
which does might yield income, convertible state
ment OF The annual derived from it years
past The branches of learning and science taught at this
time The number professors teachers. salaries
as determined 10y what they teach. The number students
Tor the last three between what The fees of
tuition allowed for each subject taught. Their gov
IF Mr.. JAMES BROWN, Ir Clerk and Accountant ofthe
Literary Fund.- residing in Richmond, will all COM
nunicaons addressed 10 him for that body.
September A. 9i-tf
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FtaNser,s Yarern-Eor .S.rIe-

E.shd The subscriber being DESTROYS to retire 10 pr
Jal Vaie me- offers for sale that tract Of land known
Nv the of Fraysers Tsycrn wing in New Reu cor
- miles below Iclimond, the main stage Leading
rom pond 70 williamsburg and containing acres of
land. The situation t. laty and Is surpassed bv no com
NY stand m tie lower country Tavern, which the sub
scriher will sell on reasonable terms.
deem u unnecessary 20 any thing more rcsrcetnr
me d lamb a' it . presumed that any person wishing to
purchase will first view Il, and iudgc for hituselC
NeftEl. vi RICHARD FENvSFH
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MARSHAL3S SALE

NDER decree ofthe superior Of chancey
1921, in depending therein between Fye Thornton
q Co plaintiffs, and Samuel Jones and James Buoc adrs
81 James T. Hubbard deceased, a-aer defendauts
shn on NE LIST doy Of Noveo5er ner, Ell Che 'front.' door of
tne nage hoelin the city Of Richmond espoe sale By
iuphc ducbon Tor ready money, tract II LAND lying in
he county ofChafotte said ti acres The prou-
eTy OF The late James L. Hubbard deceased Sale 10 sc made
at ~ o'clsck. J. GIITRuANT IL *. 4. ~ n, 70
September %. a. re