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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
1880 .9cres Of ONO J,011J nj 9,,c1;o.,

i"s"'p '1c1fSoj ono L1n1iI at .4tIctiOn
W ne oi on ItES3Af The Iih .. nfay. at the Eagle
Thousand eight hundred ninety acres of MI TT inv
- - yS IN The state OF Ohio, a credit of three civ
80 nm h'!h"N, 10 bear interest from the of sale To
pay e creditors OF VIM. Price, Jecrao
% ~ wotspul court Henriro pioronncetl on the Io,S
"ay OF Noyehe ia2i, in which Moncure ana otbsrs
'Tt pdiniIs and VIM Prices heirs others are ,cfen
,e ,,"c, use Sii 10 bc good military tracts which
re allotted To VIM Prices heirs division of the lands
held IN partnership of Robert Means ,ni VIM Prre mr.
' '" decree 90 Af snrc.ior chancery of he
,ichuohh district IN shit betwt Means executor ami
>''t' o. the following ich no
| hrI SGT Nii'ri Free. deceased. viz. 80
ty 30 i.ia, con aiming $751; acres living on the wa
~ he east iok oI ihe litle Miami Survey 5505
o lo acres On The waters Of Blues creek Survey goo ~
o" icI;o on me w1e-S uf m creek Survey 81 81 of non
on the ""icr OF Mil and Boxes creeks Survey 5Jo
=, 20 acres, on the WateT> Of Nil!
acres on Flucs Greet Survey 5i99 Of 1888 acres on
ues creeh Survey ST2G Of acres Oh lie waters 81
SUI Tcy DISCO and 500 acres on the waters
o BOXES @ eek: Sure.
Beer creek Survey 1851 ef 1850 acres nm rio - 80. -
4l ana BOXES cTces: 5,t2 o. opp lcres ON 49,,
"f.- ~ ffini creek EWrv No 1850, of
'" r,Scr Survey 77, of lCCO on the waters
W N''h creek: Surveys 1904 10 2is 2gj OF qa7
drfeN on ire waters O ihc 5cigl No
VO"crcson IredcIe crock Survey 1852 OF gOO acres ~
e waters 81 the west fork al So;0 river: survey 81 IN Of
i1'J acres on the waters Of S,rvs,
W iu'"a'e'' on TFcdcGrS creek Sur 500 Of s3gS
acres on ihe waters Of the Scoto river a nj III tom
tn i SHe ol survey 5SIH, the of
ihe creditors may bid the amount of tbcr ,csvac,
e"hS; aver paving the due Sfsans .xerunys fr
lNssi Hnu SMALL sum dive WIN. Dandridge ornbaneg
% " when ere debiS of create dignity than The other,
anu al, 20 be first paid and onr-nnih OF amount OF
sues To tie paid 10 the widow M Price 1ecenss In IL;
OF Der dover ir the sad la,rls " '
purchaser To give bond and good security and the III
o remain incomes ed mill the Itrrch money hail no
i"". by order Of WA. DUVAL & VIM d. PRICE.
,- lU1-"Sw commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19

come contemplate. Every man OF ambition
and talents will look to the general govern
ment for preIerment, and the state authorize,
will become (what they are alrr,3v thoagi,,
to be by some politicians) miserable aud nsis-
nliicant corporations. TELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
Extract Of n Teller 10 me editor oCMe Neo York
Erening Posi-, doted

~ 81. Bartholomew, 1st Feb 1899.
SIR: As proof that this is the grand
depot for most of the property plundered at
sea by Prvatcers and pirates, and where those
vessels are generally equipped (notwithstand-
ing they depredate round about Cuba and 81
DominSo) beg leave to inform you that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
WILL l{E S0LD


TPON TUESDAY, the sofa day of thrill 1922 nj the late
= residence o John H. VehabIe deceased in the county
W. rnce fuw"rd ior cash. the tract of land upon which,
the said deceased resided coun,v of Prince Fdari
comhpng t"o hundred and twenty nine half acres
more or ltsSaud those that remain the following
slaves Jnn Tom Amy rahbv. Joseph, Glen, Hannah and
hssa ana suiirN other personal property. consisting oc
d" 'h household and kitchen turrtrc plantation tools an
uen''s OF every kind, rw hcerd riding carriage The,
STOCK OF earle ON the plantation number Of valuable
oOoS conveyed IN trust to the subscribers
~ ehaOe IN aied of record in the county Of Prince
"bch deed bears date the nth DAY or August iai9
and Intended the payment OF ry debis eren
mentioned "a lillian Vrnahc harlcs Woo,snn in his own
right and samuel Ycnabls the said CHARLES V0o,lsc,
executors eli James Ewin.. ,lccea,c,i.
WILLIAM PENfCK, l.r,
Prince Edward. March ls. in} ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
CDMMUNlCArED.

IVM MIUIIh
Departed this life the DBL uli. AT Warminsier Nelson
county Mr. JOIN illGGGNGOTHhH, after a shor. but
severe Illness This gontlemap descended from highly
respectable ancestry, embarked in the mercantile business
IN early life ana prosecuting its tolls diligently, through
number oi years TO the attainment all his wished
ahadsome conpe ency Never, it H. confidently believed in
a his dealings with mankind he incurred the slightest inpu.
'aHon on me "ant OF good faith librTatv-tn fact
as Creditor during these times Of general pressure aud
eruel and rem0rseess exacon he indulgen to ull
90 Ifplcte WAS lis bosom with the milk Ol human kr-
nesN thet whenever poverty opposed its to the
o. justice his heart melied-and he forborcN di III
hugereU housrleSs Child Of want tie shelter his roof
and The bread Of his board and ask IN vainIn all the
various domestic relations OF life he was truly exemplary.
As husband, hc was hind and aTcconate ~ her do
Ting ana t"nd; and as master, mid aud inGugent-fn
ne' he was distinguished alt bv his generosv hotaty
neneN"iencc and he warmth and durability his attach
nens aud his death is sincerely depor and his loss will
Oe long and deepy felt 10y his numerou friends and ,c-
fudlHntts Peace 90 his shade And file good wishes
OF th world accompanying spirit 20 Another caa ylesd
aught ~ IS BEHALF he will be diviuely bie,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19

1u"ge Tucker OF the State of Missouri has prornunc
loan oihce Certificates 10 be bills ofc,ed" within The
nS o the federal constitution aud therefore unconsti-
onal ana void This question in between
oa's anh VIM Carr Lane. The legislature of the state
@ au all debts due TO the county, all
ana the lees and salaries of all public officers, paya
~ Tue cer'lcates Of the Loan Office The defendant had
convicted Of an assault and battery fined commit
70 CUSTODY uniiI the fine and should be paid lie
paid his fine rendered amount of the costs in Loan Of
me- Incate and prayed TO he discharged. This motion
SISTED on me ground that these certificates bills OF
credit and that the provision prsc ibnc that costs shall he
% IN '1 1; currency unconstitutional and yoidin
examining TINS objection, Judge Tucker Eoes long
discussion on the meaning Of bills oeredn and the evils
Wnich ms clause othe G. IT, S. intended to pyeyen
is thai the certificates Office
Mlhh tne mi,cheis contemplated by the constitution
p,o.Duon OF DIS OF credit; they equally within the
.hey are b they issued bv the
ON me credit of iie state and though
oil debt, vet in fact they advances the
eI OF tue state Finally, be decided loan OH
.s an unconstitutional institution and al statutory
70 promote The circulation of its paper are ul-
constitutional, void, and of no effect
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
For Sale or Rent.

VENHE subscriber offers for Sale Or
u Rent or Exchange. for House
and Lot in Winchester, The FARM
wbereon he resides containing 1of
ACRES, lying Oh the great road lead
ing from Winchester TO Befry's Ferry.
eight miles from the former place; it is
a good stand for Tavern. There are
ON said Farm eommodions dwelling
House, good Stable, 10 or IL Acres of
Meadow, three never failing Springs,
one ofSuIphur of a superior quality
He deems it needless to say more, as
any one wishing to purchase will view
the premises where they will be shown,
and the terms made knywn by
LEWIS NELL.
Dee. 22nd-3ts nd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Il u BLEC SAL f..

D Y virtue Of a Deed of Trust from
NIB Pe!er Kremer TO the subscriber
for the purpose Of securing the pay.
meDt Of the sums Of money therein
mentioned to Lane and Bronze, will be
sold at Public Auction, for ready mo-
pey, TO the highest bidder, LOT Ne.
400, in FaIrfax's addition to The town
OF Winchester, with a TWO Story
FRAME BUILDING thereon, ressr-
wing from the said Lot twenty five feet
front on Cameron street, belonging to
George Kreemer. 1t is the same pros
perry that is now occupied by Conrad
Kremer. Ths sale will take place be-
fore the door of Capt. McGuire's Ho.
rel, on Monday the t4h day Of Janua-
sy and such title conveyed TO the pur.
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by
the aforesaid Deed Of Trust.
THOMAS ALLEN TIDBALL.
December 22Dd-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Bank of the Valley in virg. }
December 8. {

"a he annual meeting Of the stock
a holders for the election of Direc-
Tors, will he held at the Bank 90 Mon.
day the 9TH Of January next,
LEWIS HOOP, Cash.
Dee. 8.
GTThe Editors Of the Tntelliseucer
eitv Of Washington; Gazette, Alex
andria; twice weekly Repository,
Charl-stown; & Washiugtanian, Lees.
burg, will insert the above, and far.
ward taeir accounts 10 this Office
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

Mrs. Sarah White, EIscutriC of .Ale.r
White, dec',l; Robert Page, .8dminiS-
traitor Of Laurence Butler, decd, and
JOSEPH Tidbatt, and robert white,
and the depisees Of the said .9le1an-
der White, deceased,
U9AKE NOTICE, that between
q sunrise and sunset on the 10th,
2fst, ed .23d, cath, 18th, 26th & 9th
days Of February, or on some Of those
days, at the Court House Of Jefferson
County, in the State Of Kentucky, we
shall take the dispositions Of sundry
witnesses, which we shall offer as evil
denee in our behalf 10 a suit depending
IN the Superior Court Of CaaDeery, at
Winchester, Virginia, 10 which we are
CompIainants aud you are Defendants.
The DISPOSITIONS will be taken by virtue
Of co nmissiOD from the said Court.
STEPHEN SMITH.
JUDITH SMITH.
December p, 1s2t--4w.
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.

RrcHMoND, WEDNESDAY, DEC. IS.
The Speaker laid before The House
OF Delegates, the following Memorial:
SIR-We bes leave through you to
present 10 the General assembly the
enclosed COMMUNICATION.
p. ". sDANIEL.,
w. H ROANE,
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
VIM Seldom,
WIN. ROBERTSON,
A. l.. BOTS,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
MISCELLANY.
ron THE GAZETTE

ron THU GAZETTE.
The very great and distressing mortality of
American seamen, which has for manv wears past
taken r.LCe, arising from our commercial inter
course with the West-lnda Islands, j. /, circum-
stance much 10 be deplercd and deeply lanented
As a great national evil. Ii yearly swecps OF ~
with the bosom of destruction, thousands Of cjti-
zens, whose usefulness and Importance 10 the
community must be acknowledged, ~ long -
commerce contributes 10 the convenience. nros
Perlty and happiness Of tic country.
IL y rare occurrence, that q vessel, bound TO
almost any v ct India Island, al a particular
season Of the year, and manned by American
scamcn, returns without having lost solaf Of her
crew. Sometimes, indeed, TIC uitole arc swept
Of with the malignant Pestilence. without Icay-
ing solitary survivor 10 relate tie horrld tale
q saheriug humanity, and the awful despatch Of
the work of death
How FAR, in moral point Of view. A merchant
may be justified ia sending vessels 10 \ sickl,
port, when 1t Is more than probable that the ex
P0suTe 20 contagious disease will prove fatal 10
some Of the crew, leave II 20 others more
con Petcnt than ny self to decide. But must ex
press ny decided opinion, that il has been too
much tie case that. IL many years at least. the
expense 81 lives has far exceeded the profits ar
cruihg y the country from this trade. However.
p long a. cuPIditF and avarice prcdominate N
nc hearts OF mankind, and have the ascenJencv
q better feeling and more exalted views--wIiIs
prospect Of wealth sllzres, and success slccsrt
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
FOR re GAZETTE

HtIt trAKFI
IN examination IA the Pubic Schools in this
town took place on Thursday last, under the
inspection RI 2 committee, accompanied nv the
Rev Ciergy, &c. who expressed their satislac-
ton with the exhibitions Of the scholars.
The scholars at that exhibition. would 10,
suffer By comparison With those of any school
IN New England.
II IS desirable dat the committee should a.
nuaily make some public report OF the situation
and progress Of the schools, because II would be
productive Of much good. 1t would be sasisfac-
tory to wardens, stimulate YOUTH. and~excitc
pu0ue interest for the welfare Of these irstitu-
tons. SPECTATOR
Query. What quantity Of blood 4 contained n ~
human BODY Ans. Thirty pounds Qrsr4 How
many bones are there in tie human frame Ans.
I've huHdrei and foryeight.
Wil6aua's Preceyfor's .4ssista,st
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

srey. We caurot pxy-sc, flat tlH- trade. ~ de-
tructIve a. life will ~ abandoned. "is',
therefore, 70 suggest some Remarks with resd'u
e the Importance az furnishing supplies o. 'hec-
icinc stores. &c. which are absolutely necessary
for tue comfort, convenience and safety ol Us
crew OF every vessel bound 10 the West indies
or other slCklv ports. Ii has been remarked,
that some oi the merchants IN this pi1ce are eX-
treuler averse to ezpendFhg a few dollars w
making necessary provisions at MEDICINE &c III
case o. sickness on board their vessels. II tins
be true. il argues heart devoid Of every tender
sympathy, and regardless Of the dictates OF hu-
manitv. and depTayed indeed. = n possible thai
any man can he SO despicably sordid- . lost 70
the better feelings Of The heart, and sense oi
Justice, rs 10 refuse this small, necessary favour
10 those who expose their lives IN his service
rs, Cor the most part, impossible for every
sailor to make suitable provision for himself ~
case OF sickness. Custom, therefore, ii not law,
has made II imperinus on every merchant, who
sends vessel IL sen, 10 make provisions ace0r-
ding 70 the nature Of the Yoyape of medicines
stores, &C. to supply the wants and necessities
oi those on board, who may have the misfortune
to be attacked by disease. Humanity requires.
sense Of duty enj0ins, and Justice demands ID
and whoever refuses 90 listen 20 tie plain die
tates ofhumanity, and follows alone tie path OF
wealth, regardless Of moral obligation and the
cries OF mercy, is unfit for society, and deserves
the cxecrations OF mankind.
Hos many thousands OF valuable lives might
have been saved By little timely care and at
tcnton, on the first onset of disease
" For want Of timely care.
Millions have died Of redicable wounds
But i too often happens, that vessel is I'M
provided with any remedy 10 relieve the first
symptoms They are soon aggravated, and con
tinue TO increase, until death with his iron grasp
dispatches the unhappy victim. I think there
are very few, who hay followed the sea for any
length OF time, who g1ll consider the above
remarks a impairment, OF impute 10 them anv
other design than wish 70 provide for Inc ne
ccssltles Of very meritorious aud useful class
Of citizens, and to relieve tAe wants OF suffering
humanity. And 4 could sincerely wish Mat
every shipmaster might be Impressed with the
idea that the preservation Of one life renders
much greater service to humanity and % tie
community than can, OF al least viii BE- done
by the accumulated wealth Of many VOYAGES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
uFNEW BOUkS.
WILLIAM HYDE

~ ~ JIi received Edward Nv thef Ffstirrs,
"a rev edition, us cts.- Hints ~ fsrv 70
uoatIon, o. l-2-hfmoirs NJ { api Isnes Nilsos,
commander Of TIE missionary snip DpR. ontaia-
ing portrait ~ Pomste. King II y ateit s..
Htso- Rewards Of Meri.e for sch oIs-a
great vsrIety or new children's looks aew
s.sor'mens of Tracts, and complete sets of he
ifss's eeund IN vols ~ cents pr 20.
March 10 1895.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
CTTF BOSTON.

" Stands Srotfgne yhsre Y did ~ asked Mae Duff
and we had always considered tis question rsfter w
prtPoSteTous one. Bur the mails from. the METROPOLIS
ioT ne week past, have tome To us ~ rsught win
S'sy bandishnents, 10 The great jeopardy NY od ap4
marks mat We begin TO think shall have ~ oce,
sion ~ consult commentators 1 Orter 10 itg upgsr
stsnaiGs o. he PSsts na>alng-N. Bs9forI NJ,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

The vieis5tiu3c ~ TrrUslirgg.--N,
Joseph 6lruson, came lsst yesr u CO
from LONDON, with ~ intention 10 setl.
soon after wrote 10 his wite % lollo,, '@
Owing IA the sickness and dealh.ofa ebitf
dld not come as seun r. ~ expected n
telIsIek, bul succeeded IN teaching NAyr..'
and sailed tor London the middle W Ort,tn
apparently ~ the last stages of eonsumn,i..
On tins voyage he guite recovered ~ ha.h.
and on his arrival found hat his wife haA.-af
ed tor Quebec where she arrived IN Sar,.-
net, am learned We had gone 10 New 49,
She followed shIn t0 that CITY .bUt did not -
IL tIIl fourteen DAYS slfcr We bad s7ipd. a.,
lule n Trends and money, she appealed AVA.
best feelings ut some gentleman bete ".
furnished her with toe ruesus ~ pay hsr W.
sag ~ the Robert Edwards, ~ Eantloo
where size arrived III December. and ft.s
hat aer anxious hu,bant had RENAME, N.
one day there, having >siieJ fDT New Ys.
he reached Aew-Ymk 9TH Feb. ul. FE
wifi immediately made rhe necessary arrr..
mems 10 return 10 the Robert EdHart. \,
which she arrived 10Th inst y " under.losF
that he Is N lhe city and II II hoped ihst bn
notice Of their periis on sea ard perils b.
land, may meet ms view. Mrs. Harrison,
address can be had al the office VI tlie Aahee.
81 Advocate
The Post master General has FIVE proposition
to diminish tie expenditure ard increase fhc ro-
ceipts Of the Office they are ai bad. They aa
tend 10 cut the people of from information
and in that point of light ought not TO be IN.
c0uraged in free country. They are al hoy.
rowed from The Post Once regulations w Gre.s
Britain, and they are among tie most offensive
regulations ot that department ~ England
Pilia. Press.
John Cleves SymFes, in pursuance ol hi,
fantaS,ioal and absurd notion of en- inhabited
interior world, 10 be approached by nasiga-
ton through openings ID Tie polar regions. has
had the eatontery - apply % congress lof
one Or two public vessels and other aId 10 en-
abe hIm TO 60 N search OF his imaginary
world, fall the hypobeses ever attemp-
cd 70 he supported by any pretence * pbr-
losophical reasoning, tbs D the most rdlca.
lous. II cannot be believed that even tbs
aaibor Of IL saPposes that there Is 20 much Z,
show OF plsusIbilty ~ The reasoning 81
which be defends It. Il i therefore To 5e re.
GREETED that the senate OF the United States
should be subjected 10 the ridIcDie of yust4in-
lag for mouiet4i proposition fuunLsd III au
assumption 50 pieposterous ReperTorg
From ne Esu York Datlg .sdperfissr.
The following Tsble hews the rank and powei
~ the States - free vklle fNcnttlat50n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

support OF Government
The weather has been 80 mild On the Continent
Of Europe, particularly in Poland and Russia.
that II resembles spring more than winter; and
IN the neigbborhood Of Dundee, Scotland field
Of ripe barley was cut down in January, which
had been sown in August last.
The Dutchess Of Bourbon died Suddenly AZ
Paris on the 10th January.
The Clerical Almanac Of France, for 1899.
states the number a Priests i'm actual employ
meat to he 30 ,2Bs, Of whom t4.B7o are above en
years Of age; Also have been ordained during
the Last year.
"A French widow has lately been disappointed
10y the principal Tribunal Of Toulouse. in clever
eHPedient which she had adopted % satisfy 40
once her husbands will and her own The
whole Of her husbands property was left Ter IN
condition of not marrying again. she took IT,
property and did not marry . but she was un-
lucky enough 70 have serersl children. The
question vas whether this Notorious breach of
the spirit OF ibe husbands wilSwas not sufficient
70 defeat her right TO the propertvq and after a
long argument The court decided lliat II was.
man has been committed fur trial in Lon
Don Tor marrying strtn wives, all Of whom are
alive.
The inhabitants Of Tobolsk have. on lie insi-
tation OF tie Local Authorities. subscribed 1850
rouoes 10 aid Of the Greek refugees.
me spanish government has effected loan
OF millions with two bankers, one ID isaioa
and another II Paris.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Foreign ARTICLES.

Bg "a arrival A. Nev-Yrt from Ese and, Lsnlou
gates Il Jan 80 nave been received.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
AUSTRIA.
LoSDOS, January

LoNDoS, january II
An article from Venice, an the French papers.
states the condemnation By the Senate Of LON
hardy "a unfortunate individuals. some Of them
Of high rank 70 various punishments, death, ina-
prisonmeDt in fortress, &c. for the crime ofbe-
longing TO the sect of Carbonari. The punish
ment of sone of those sentenced TO death has
been commnted by the Emperor ofAustria. as a
special indulgence, for imprisonment ia chains
for twenty years and others for lesser peri
OILS of similar imprisonment How nerciful !
This is pateInal government indeed