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Farms Gr Sale.
no be Sold, at Publick Ven

YNO be Sold, at Publick Ven
n due, by order Of Court, on Saturday.
the 21st day Of December next, at 0 o'clock,
a. M. on the premises-a FARM, in Charl-
ton, situated about one mile northof the North
Westinghouse in said Charlton, containing
about one hundred and thirty-threc acres of
good Land, suitably divided into Moving, Pas
turing, Ploughing, and Wood-I and. -.flso,
about seven acres Of Woodland, lying in the
south part of Spencer, belonging to said Farm.
The aforesaid Farm is nearly all fenced
with good stone-wall. The Buildings consist
OF a two-story Dwelling House, Wocd-House.
Chaise & Hog House, three Barns, and one
Shed--ail in good repair-wth an excellent
Well of Water, under cover, &c.-.4Lso, at
The same time and place, will be sold. one
PEW, in the North Meeting House, in said
Charlton.
ALSO,
VIII be Sold, at Pu6Iick Vendue, bg order
Of Court, as aforesaid, on Monday, The Esd
day Of December neat, al 9 O'Clock, a. NJ. on
the premises
A FARM, in Leicester, stu
ated near the Baptist Meeting. House, in the
south part of said Leicester-containing about
one hundred and eighty acres of Land, and is
divided into Moving, Pasturing, Floughing,
and Woodland. The Buildings consist of a
large two-story Dwelliug-IIouse, with a good
Well of Water rear the same-Wood & Chaise
House--two Barns, and large Shed.-1he
aforesaid Dwelling-House has formerly been
occupied and improved as Tavern, and is
situated within few rods of Grist-Mill, Saw
Mill, and Blacksmith's Shop-all of which are
doing good business.
All the aforementioned property be-
longing to the Estate ofLYDIA WHEELOCK,
Widow, deceased.
o. Conditions Of sale liberal, and pos
session given of all the aforesaid Real Estate
on the hrst day OF April next.-For further
particulars, inquire Of the Subscriber.
JOHN SPUR, Erec'r.
Charlton, Nor. IS, 1922. 5w
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For Sale,

a FARM, situated in the north
east part of Rutland, containing about
eighty-iye acres of good Land, well proper
toned for the various kinds of husbandry, with
convenient Buildings.-.Also, an excellent
PASTURE, of about 90 acres, within 40 rods
of said Farm.-Said Real Estate will be sold
at Auction, the first day of April next, at two
of the clock in the afternoon, on the premises,
unless previously disposed of at private sale
or For further particulars, inquire near the
premises, of CALVIN HOW.
Rutland, Nor. 25, 1929.
NIB. A liberal credit viii be given for
part of the pay.
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AUCTION

TENHE Subscriber, with others
IL legally authorized, will offer for sale, at
Publick Auction, on the premises, on the thir-
ty-Grst day of December next, at one O'Clock,
r. M.-so much Of the Farm, situate in Nortl :
Brookield, and formerly the property Of RoR-
ERT KNowLToN, late Of said North Brookfeld,
deceased, as has not been set of to the Widow
Of said Robert Knoplton as her dower:--The
Land to be sold consists of about As acres, in
GLIDING about one half of Dwelling House,
two-thirds of a Barn and other Out buildings.
Conditions Of sale win be made known at
the time and place.
ELIJAH BROOKS.
Grafton. Noe. %, 1929.
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TO BE SOLD,
A FARM, lying in Brookfeld.

"A AACNA' AlS IL! DfOOE/tetU,
IA late the property OF CHENEY REED, ESQ.
deceased, containing about 1870 acres of Now
ing, Pasturing, Tillage, and Orcarding, stu
ated near the Meeting House in the South
Parlsh..-on the Farm are twsQq. so oqqsa4r
Buildings, in good condition.
.aLso,-the TAVERN-HOUSE, with
about 10 acres of good Land, now occupied
by Mr.. S. B. Thomas, and formerly by Simeon
Draper, Esq.-the same is leased to the former
for 3 years.
.AIso,-a PASTURE, on Coyes Hill, in
the West Parish, containing Al acres.
Also,-a PASTURE, on Ragged Hill,
Of about so acres.
.also,-a PASTURE, one mile from
tile Meeting House, called the Blanchard Pas
ture, Of about "a acres of good Land.
Also, --about II acres of Wood Land,
lying near Capt Perry's Farm.
.ALso,-32 acres of Swamp and Plane
Land, situated near the Pond in the South
Parish.
.4tso,-8 acres of Woodland, situated
near Mr.. Joseph Walker's, about one mile
from the Meeting House.
~ The Buildings and Land may be
examined, on application 10 MIR. HENsHAw,
on the premises, and information given by the
Subscriber, at 26, Broad-Street, Boston.
JOHN Il. REED.
September 26, 1929. If
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Thompson Kimberly,
TqTTOp

ENFORMS the Phblick, that
Il he continues his business, at his old Stand.
near the Brick HOTEL, in Worcester-whcre
he will be happy at all times to wait on his
regular Customers and others; and promises
reasonable terms, prompt performance, and
best exertions to please.
He has on hand, good assortment
of TRIMMINGS, of all kinds-as also, the
latest and most approved Fashions.
He has, also, DRAB CLOTH, suitable
for Great Goats.
o. CUTTING attended to as usual,
with despatch and accuracy.
Worcester, NOE. 90, 1922.
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Ne,o Goods.

ROMBAZETTS Flannels /;
-HD Booking; Caroline, Scotch, and Tar
tan Plaids; Cashmere Shawls; black and
slate-coloured Hose; Worsted Drawers; long
white Kid Gloves; Sarseneus; Sinchaws ;
figured Velvet Bindings; Silk Cords; Gimp
Trimmings; fgur'd black Lace Hair Combs ):
an assortment of Ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren's SHOES, ola superior quality---for sale,
by
JOHN EATON.
Worcester, Nor. 81. CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
By L.4S1' .N3GHIrss .li.qIL.
FROM.HAYANA

New Tonx, April li.--We Iczfn from,
captain O'Rryan, arrived Yesterday fiaSn fla
vana, that it was reported there a few DAYS
before he. sailed, that the Spanish gorerrinsen,
bad sent ont a vessel ofwar from Cn.lz 10 The
Bay of Mexico, with orders 10 capture al v..s-
sells trading with La Vera Cruz and the other
colonies. 1t was aiso said that ia, above
efuxer had captnrril several English and
French vessels.
Captain Fosdicie, from Matanzas, infIr,ps,
that "A Hamburg ship, from Hsut,issr via
Cove hal been robbed off MaEue,as /
. SO, oo' III specie but captain o,Brynn states
that respectable merchant in ii.:,,,a, who
mad seen the supercargo, informed him that
The amount was & $4,000 sterling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

Eriraci Of d Ieiter .f'oma friend IA Uasaiae.
Ton, 81 The SM rnSt
have 1t from good aalhnrity that, on to
morrow or next day, the President means Il,
return 10 the Senate his army appointments.
lately rejected by that body, with his reasons
for said appointments more extended, and
that he will simultaneously submit his reasons,
TO The Hc:se OF Representatives. This is
what some OF the Senators denominate an
appeal TO the people, 1t is really an unplra.
saut difference between the President and
Senate expect to see the remnant Of the
army legfslated away before it is settled
Those Senators who rejected Towson, Gads-
den, &c. seem determined, whenever the
notnlnatIons are returned by the President,
to take of the Injunction of secrecy and to
publish their proceedings to The world,-a
to have the future debates on their executive
business in public In. Y Amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
J. 4. UNDERWOOD.
RICHARD TAYLOR Jr.
WI. MONTGOMERY, ( ifHsiees
DAVID L. MCKEE.
SALE OF PUBLIC IANDS

GRkEABL} Ia an of the General Assembly of Ken
tnckN approved December 18Th, 1921, shall proceed
70 seq, porien The lands belonging 10 said state on tc
following sections of said act viz.
btH enacted y<he Geiier1f eepby Of m. Commonwealth
hannfky That II shall be the duty Register of The
% oce 70 attend M tie first Monday an September e r.
at the town Of Princeton the county OF Caldwell and
I sere from day Ia day. until completely expose
uoc e 10 ihe highest bidder the following sections
in Tor ready money, under the restrictions and lima
township north range four east of The mcrl;an linz
ne QUO sections oi land in township north range one
Mes' W tne nerhian line; the odd sections in TOWNSHIP,
one north range three Of The meridian line he i
sections IN township four north range one east Of The mcr
Jour east The meridian line the odd scctrns of township
~, aEe TWO east OF the meritliaR line the odd
dian. ~ 80 " VI" ''''-
~. BE Ggther enacted THAT the odd sections in the fol-
township one north range of the meridian line; in
u =: ownShip range seven of the meridian
nej "a township two north, range four east Of The npri,n
inei IN fractional township north range six cast OF ilc
, ei III township three north, rare ofihc
heIdin inc' Pouid that the register shall moi sell any
portion OF The sections authorised exposed t sale mn.
less the viii bring At least ono dollar ami
cents per Shall he sell such pnrtions Of any 90,
snip winch may he selected cT the seats Of utcc for i
| River. " W. " '''' i'"h'S'e'
D. The Register in making the sales shall moi sell ~ the
same time greater quantity than quarter section and il
INC same VIII not bring per least the sum drs r,tcd
~ lnis act shall be stricken on tie stale nor shall the
each day. WV w. "s"P' ~
The sections and townships will be sold in the order in
which they are named "
purchasers viii pay the purchase money forthwith 10 the
.cI VI INC brdnrh 0i the Commonwealth IIank M
ana TAKE his receipt the production Of whic,
tne sHscribtr they viii receive certificate sale which
", U ~ the hFe,sters Office viii eniitc TIE
a patent tor the Land purchased. Any purchaser who
s !" pay the purchase money Immediately, FORTE Is lie sun
No' OF the state aud Commonwealth Banks ami their
n'anchrs notes OF tie United States Bank and branchas
Hold aad Silver, the notes of any sneci p,rin trt m
NY ~ We uoed states, will be received IN payment
~ inc AM sold be recovered from the purchaser by q
prior or better claim the purchase money win e refnuc
me purchaser VIII bc entitled 10 the immediate pngsc>-
son OF ie nnds purchased except much thereof a may
oeactuaiy improved and occupied by settler. Actual SCI
res arc enue" 20 the possession Of their improvements
oFtWood ana timber tor repairs for Eve free frori
e Dut may be removed by tic purchaser paying hi.
! JOHN VI. FOSTER,
! - Register Of the Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

M Washington, .4prH IL.
:" have Just learned, that the Emperor of
hussla has decided in our favor, the question
submitted to him, as to our slaves taken during
the tate war. 1t was reserved by the treaty of
Uhent. This intelligence comes from Mr.. Po-
euea, q was communicated by him TO a mem
ber oil our House. 1t may be relied on, and
presume Will soon be announced by our gov
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at G,,atniala, in which the isst popular move.
nients are described under date ! 18th and 9th
September-fnil of enthusiasm, the most libc-
raj sentiments, aud which describe the pub
lie determination to separate from Spain and
establish Independence, aud that il was made
by an open free assemblage, and by the pu-
rality ofvotes-the whole conducted without
force or violence 10 person or opinion.
l.1irorG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
FROM HAVANA.

SAVANNAH, April a.-By the schooner Bee,
Bossier, we have received the Havana .Noioc,
oso Ihercanth of the s6th ut We do not find
any political intelligence of Importance. Th,
U. ). schooner Porpoise, Captain Ramage, ar
rived on the 25th. The Schr. Mary, Long, ar.
rived the same day, brought in by the Por-
'polse, for having on board contraband goods
Captain b. informs us that vessel had ar
rived at Havana, which brought information
that the PTatIca sloop Sailors Rights, capt
James, was. captured on the 10th ut. by the
Pensacola Revenue Gutter. The Gutter had
previously captured two wreckers, the captain
ofone of which acted as pilotto find the Sail
or's Rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

TOWN Or' COLUNifIJ,-

5HHl. undersigned, Trustees for the town Of CoI,,,
situated on the Mississippi river, inciutlinc the BuG
eci .e non i'hnS) having IN pursuance OF authority
vested IN them Ivy the General Assembly, of The t,ommon
wealth o Kentucky isid on said town. will on lie Grs, Ao,
Hy ' my nert expose sale public artinn for On
III la'i one hundred inots said towneac OF said los
CONTINUING one hundred feet 'front.' aud extending Two hun
drcd feet hack. Nv 4
ALSO
fy otots of various The sale will he continued
from day 10 day until all the lois IRE sold Titles "a m
DC M 10 me purchasers on al the purchase mo
my Inc lois VIII ne stricken the highest bidder and
w case OF ~, failure 10 pay The hid lot will
ne re-sola IL t does bring amount of The frst >
the individual 10 whom the lot first stricken on and
AUS 10 MAKE he charged with Thr
IN ne Town al Columbus eily-iwo aud an half
wuc are Alleys running parallel 10 the rn'
tne centre OF the blocks lois which contain
eist lots each The sales viii made upon lbe ,,s Tho
Undersigned deem il 10 ener into Iarn,bv do
i oil the advantages which oiumbas possesses as sic lr
acoileI,ia ciiy Four Thousand land including.
the non Banks, given nv the ConmonA eub of yr
GINA 10 her officers AMI soldiers of the reyoEu army
Tor tie purpose ct esabshin town thereon for their h
heh ihe act OF the Kentucky Legislature under which ~
nave Proceeded - designed ultimately, believe 90 eiiec.
@ nc provisions OF The acI o Virginia making The ona-
nose VINO are disposed The soldiers n .hr
revolution are invited purchase lois. touuns i itnt
ca on Tue irst nigh land The Mis- ssinpi river uo.y te
mouth OF Tue ohic, and j. accessible steam boats from tl
uci couh,S az all seasons Of tir woui only
Vie H"uerate share Of enterprise carry ca IN iirecI
uaie from Columbus with the West India Isianss lie Re.
Pu''c oil Colombia and Mexico by means of steam boats
rfIes arr">s ne mississippi tie pryery
W ne 'i.enS oil Columbus. be leased iy tho frS
49, ah he,'nneyS arising hereffum he applied in tho
Improvement NJ the Streets the erection OF market houses
anu DINER public The blu which the greater mari
oil TIE Town Is situated is high, and affords ,i,iohIii
prosper mp and down the THE back country viii
sustain a humerou; population
j. n. UNDERWOOD,
a T. =
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COMMODORE BARRON.

The proceedings of the Court of Enquiry
relative TO Commodore Barron, are at length
published, from which it appears that the ex-
tent of the allegations proven, relate to his no,
returning to the United States during the
war and the testimony 1 think abundantly
shows his disposition to do SO, and his inabili.
ty to carry his wishes into execution.
Ihis officer has had enough OF punishment
OF suffering, and Of priyation; it is time that
sympathy should unite with justice, and that
he should he restored to the public service
redeemed and regenerated," and 1 fatter
myself that the publication of the proceedings
is preparatory to the step. The President has
no feelings hostile 10 Commodore Barron or
the wishes of the people on this subject, and
ihere Is reason 10 believe that he will he as
signed a command corresponding with his
rank, probably in the Mediterranean. This
measure, we are confident, will be approved.
NJ Y. Nat .4tfy.
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VIRGINIA. Elections.

HOUSE or DELEGATES
Beytc'ey-I Levi Heishaw, Rtrh1rd Claggef
.hIfFers-fhohas james, ir 81, John Patterson
1G--t' There were eight other candidates who re-
&C ivcd The Other v0,es'')
.N-g'e--John Shcrrmd 700, Tgnmfss eFwrsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
JOHN N. FOSTER
4 VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SAI.E-

iVb subscriber Is DESTROYS To sell of irnd yin on
e Nnrtbanna river ~ the upper end nf Hanover
" distant 81 miles from Richmond and ~ from Frcerck
org Wy recent surrey this trict contains 1910 acrcs
aoH % acres ope the balance IN woods. IL produces
good ohacSo and other crops 10 clover and wheat
WITH The use Of plaster IS particularly adapted Ia,ds
win hne springs, las The river or it, northern and
twn bold creeks pass thringhh, naorng rich deep coil
suitable Tor clvaou or 10 make meadows any cxtcui.
To two gentlemen WHO might De DISPOSED 90 ,r;e near
each other, this land mif h be- very c0unodiot.!v divide
50 as 70 give on one lot comfortable dwelling house lare
barn Hnd nihrr houses two orchards of selected tuf
rccs ontis other lot good dwelling house. Kitchen &c
with iwo orchards also, excellent water convenient, Il,
o'h settlements The Subscriber would also sell with rbo
land 'he negroes on the estate aout number the
Ut horses cac, shecpsand hogs, with ahhe impicnIcnts
hnsndy on the estate Persons desrbus view this pr-
perry will phrase rail Mr.. Hancock living on the pace or
ON tie subscriber g. ding "a Richmond.
JC~EPI +. PRICE,.
"ffl ~ tf1--cf
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rUTsD AY, APRIL lG.
IN SENATE.


Sir. King OF \. \ from the COMMITTEES Of Io,;oirs
Tiatons Ia which was referred hc bill from ihn
mouse OF tu'prrsen'hlircs making appropriation
Got iU000OD to deiray The expenses al missions "a
me 'ndeprndcnt natioi:s the Anicrrnn cumiinc,;
reported the -.tn" with Two ttnemd,ncnts the fri
""d'ng iClou dollars Ia the appropi non, and tl,n
sou" s"Jc'n@ ne biii la the limitations Of The
compensation OF public minister's provided hv law"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
he unfinished NO, ming business of YESTERDAY IN
relation to iiic printing al an extra nGrhbcr of ron;.S
" '"e itp"ii OF the committee The subject OF ,c-
"cnchn,sni ana l'nance being first in order
Mr.. Cook moved 20 lay ihr motion ON the ,al,!,
which WAS put and c'rr Iet--ayes 81; noes lS
The iinusc aayirs resolved sclfnhfo - Commute
ct The "hoie on The Stale rihe Unum, MIR N,l.ai
of Va. in the chair) on the Till IN add. "a ,h,
enitri " An nc, TO reduce anil IS The n,il;,ay icacc
establishment OF ihG UniieL States -
lhe 1lr>t'on ierrrred upon striking Oh; iho ir-t
seriiOn of the bill
Mr.. Cooke opened he tlebn,t (a( which va. sh.it
give rerorr hrrr"lier,) 10 whom
Mr. Speed Smith replied in speech q considc,
able length, when
MIR Noodcock, after presenting variety of consi-
de'i'i niS oN the subject, concluded Us proposing 10
hmeid The fist section retain ~ adiiiicl ~
the present provisions OF le bill the Atitlt,, l;.rr-
raj the Sturgeon Gcmcr, and Insi't ctor Cenc.nl
MIR NJ Dutie expressed bis sentiments at lcmoi!, I'm
opposition 10 the bill, and Mr.. F,o,d IN 1t, fvor
Some Remarks ensred in relation The OF tle qc-
on eioe he House in which Nss'rs Rbea, smith. 1id.
FAVOR, and Williams, of y. G. iock part
r ',lden took general view OF The subject in oppusi-
man from New York (Nlr. Woodccch ahoncl did not
fuly meet his views OF the subject
The ieS then akc and The motion of Mr. Wood
cock was carried by large majority.
ton amended.
Mr. Hhea opposed the motion and Mr.. Wright IN
favor OF If.
Mr.. Smith of Maryland exprcsse his sentiments in oppo
on 10 the motion when the question taken lereoi
ard negatiVeh, ayes 81, noes so.
On motion of Mr. William9, of y. c. the Committee rose
and reported, and the House adjourned