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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
20 Rent,

10 heHt,
srwx A three story brick warehouse
sfTyss next door 70 the south west cor
Msss per of Prince and Union streets.
$3.50 ALSO,
A three story brick warehouse (hre
proot) and wharf A teet south OF Prince
Street dock, Enquire of A s. A. II. A
dams, or JAMES LAWKASoN.
march 8 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
SUGAR CANEIN FLORIDA.

Our esteemed friend and correspon-
dent in East Florida, from when wa
have not heard for some time, promis-
es u. with much geographical iptorma.
ton, and in the mean time furnishes us
with the following interesting account OF
the cultivation of the Sugar Cane.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
Samuel Messers NTH,

Samuel Messersmith,
TyAS for sale, now landing
Ill ss 8 bids sbl.. Bait. whiskey.
30 10 tar
30 boxes fresh chocolate, Nos. y )
hid old Jamaica rum
pipe genuine Cognac brandy
7,bags ST. Domingo coffee,
A few bags Java do.
Is hbls mess pork,
march 9 G
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
ALT sc.
Collection. Office.

1Nmo of the popular places in the U.
d States. j. H. RUNNELLS is now en-
shIed In collect
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11

War makes Thieves, j. Pease brings
them to the Gallows.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11
lottery affairs.
Apply at
J. II. RUNNELLS'

Eottery Exchange & Collection Office,
KING street, Alexandria
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11

OnWHTWpC OsH.
The house then resolved itself intos
committee of the whole on the bill to~
tabli1h an Uniform System Of BanS
ruptcy throughout the United States
Mr. Taylor in the chair.
Mr.. Dwight took the floor, and oppo"
ed the motion to strike out the first tsS'
tion of the bill; and was succeeded oy
Mr.. Burrows of Conn. on the 's"'
side, who was followed by.
Mr.. Sergeant, who continued DIS :. ~
marks in favor of the bill, and oppo',"
TO tho motion, until about . o'ci0'"'
when, -.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson, OF NIrg'o.;
the committee rose and reported, oH'
obtained leave to sit again. AND
The house adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
TRuST sAIE

pursuance OF deed of trust me by Wilson
Allen and wife, for purposes therein mentioned, bearng
uHe inc Zl OF December 1914 duly recorded IN Caroline
court shall proceed tire ga Of March ntrt the Bow
ng Green by public auction, TO sell for cash the
and conveyed in said deed containing about thousand
acres or 80 much thereof will raise the 5000 with
interest from the let January 1872 and the and
NJ executing this trust
The tract lies wisbin mile and haif Of the Bowling
ureen and has toerabe Improvements for small family.
Inc SUBSCRIBER acting as trustee will convey but such title
as IS vested tn him by the deed sf trust.
Ianf1ry " g0~tsd JOHN DICKINSON, Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
An ISLAND FOR S4I.E

virtue of deed of by Richard Muing
- for purposes therein expressed, bearing the 18h
Gay OF January Ig2O aud OF record in the clerks Office
henwa county, Virginia. will he sold for cash. nc Kenbaa
COURTHOUSE, Va on tie second Monday in Ap ner
and wing and being in the county Of Kehbawa, being
Island the mouth of Cabin creek containing twenty
i've acres more less Such title vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
GEORGE DIXON, Trustee
December y. ge-v,o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
TRUST SALE

GREEABLE To the provisions of deed OF trust execu.
ed TO the subscriber by William oniuni aud Martha
his wife, which Is duly recorded in the Of
county, for purposes therein mentioned shall proceed TO
sell on the premises for cash. day OF March
certain tract or parcel of land situated lying rnp in
the counties OF Cumberland and Powaan containing by
late survey I'VE hundred and five tract of
land is part Of greater formerly owned ,y f. p
Chamberayne, much of the said as will be suf
cent to pay the money due aud the charges attend
ing the execution of said saleconveyDy such title only ms
is vested in the subscriber S trustee
L.c. MOsBY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

Thomas Guy, surviving part
ner Of Thomss Guy and
George Guy, late merchants
and partners trading under
the firm Of George Guy x
Co. Plaintiff.
Against
Philip Gatewood, Defendant
The same, Plaintiff.
Again,t
The same, guardian of Tire
orphans of Thomas Roanc.
Defendant.
The same, Piuinti,y.
against
Elizabeth Ienshaw,
Defendant.
The same, Piaintif7:
against
Mary +. Roane, Defsndanf.
And
The same, Plaintiff
Agninss
Elizabeth rcndleion,
Defendant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
TRUST SALE.

virtue 81 three deeds of trust bearing date the 9Je
NAY 1917 and Of record in the hustines court Of Rich
ohu' executed To the subscribers Edward Eubenk y
si anu John Nj Smith, and John NJ. Smith and f. He'd
SECURE tue payment Of certain of money therein
oheu que TO Frederick Harris will be sold AZ public
a s1 at NE Eagle Hotel Th,vsday The III day NJ
, o, al u O'clock without regard 10 weather. and for
80; ne following real estate situate near the
y o. aichmond viz the Lots by the numbers T. H.
10 ~ 90 ana ~ in plan of part of Buclanans ora
i''"'"""h Nv richard Young for Bnllock & Harris
THOMAS TAYLOR,
February Is. Oh a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

On .ne motion OF the defendants by their counsel and Z.
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the that the security
writs of suIerseeas in these causes is in
suhcent M Ordered, That unless the plnnii having
nouce OF this order do before the fifteenth
u o MIci give other good md sufficient security that
the said suits respectively be dismissed.
copy-Tcstc, II. DANCE c. C. A.
February o. ~ a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

The Chamber of Commerce of Philadel-
phia has adopted resolutions, declaring it, as
their opinion, " inexpedient at this time TO re-
peal, or make any alteration in the Navigation
Acts, now in force relative to the British
Colonial System" This declaration is pre-
coded by clear exposition of the nature and
objects of those laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

ty Of rice is brought from Guyaquii. The
Galen, of Boston, has part of her cargo on
board.
October 9.-Lord Cochrane has at length
thrown off the mask which covered his views
and objects in the service of his country
Being displeased because General San Martin
did not give him all the money he wanted,
ne took the funds belonging 10 the state
which were on board the transports at Ancon,
and it is said he has gone to Acapulco, aitho'
Gen. San artinordcred him to Chill with
the squadron. The army at Guyaquil has
suffered considerably, and Gen. Sucre after hav-
ing routed the Spaniards, has been completely
defeated. think the Spaniards are now
in possession of Guyaquil ifthey desired it.
The Legislature of Missouri have named
the permanent seat of government of the
state the CITY, Of Jefferson, in honour of Thomas
Jefferson, under whose presidency the terrific
ry which forms the present state of Missouri
was added to the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
"a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

%EzA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
sssM The house and plantation, adjoining the CITY Of
l1l)A Williamsburg, late the residence OF LittletoD
farewell deceased Is offered for sale. Any gentleman de-
srous of giving his children liberal education or keepip
Doang house on an extensive scale would grea adj
vantage IN purchasing this estate Of which the dwelling and
outhOuses are calculated TO accommodate family Of nnv
size The land consisting of about 400 highly inn
proved, and compartments Of the profitable mead
os OF extent ~ the state Applications purchase At
private contract, may he made William Jnzeyel az tc
cry OF Kichnond William o. tioode Of Meckleni,urR
not sold ~ this mode previous the i2A day
Of March merit il will then offered 10 the bighes bidsy
before the door oithc Raleigh Tavern In Williamsburg
any person Wishing to view this property, may apply
the present manager thereof. ~
rho above land viii be sold entire in suit pur
enssrsY-lerm oneourth in cash. and the balance in
aud two years from the day Of sale.
WILLIAM TAZEWEIL )E4,ors of l. Tsze-
Febrnary7 Afr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05


fiE undersigned axes the liberty to give notice 10 those
Il who heretofore employed him their agent in the
STATE OF ONO to pay taxes, and all others who may he
eerne IN lads lying within the STATE that still continues
10 transact business of that nature very terms
ana o their urher niorma'ionas annexed here
aud second sections of The passed Inv the "a
neral Assembly of this state, January 30th, 1892.
Sec BE enacted by the General 4ssemby or re star,
81 oAo That all taxes, interest aud penalties Which have
accrued or become due upon lands and unpaid pr
or to the year eighteen hundred twenty shall he o
lee ted in the manner herein after described.
sec he further enacted, That the state treasurer and
me tesurer OF the respective countless be they
hereby authorized 10 receive, until the day of Decem-
ber next MI arrearages OF land NAV have be-
come due, previous the eiGt hundred
ana TWENTY with legal interest each years taxes from
me time me same was due And in the arrearages of
taxes and interest lnnis shall paid ON or befre
the tenth day Of December all penalties which NAV
nave accrued thereon previous the eighteen hundred
and twenty, shah be and the is hereby remtted
Al letters addressed the above business must he
postage paid. CHARLES JOET Ann
Columbus Ohio Eel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

WISH TO sell tract Of and in Hardy in tr
snte OF Virginia. containing by patent survey four
thousand eight hundred lying the head waters OF
New and Patterson creeks. These have by persons
acquainted with them, been recently Represented TO me
valuable, and adapted o culture. '
VIII also sell an undivided interest in valuable real and
estate in the of Woodor state of Ken
lucky bequenth by the will of Francis Peat deceased The
real eate highly improved ard the land known 10 be or
FIRST quality and highest value.
Two valuable farms lying the banks of York river in
virginia, are for salethe containing eight hundred
acres OF superior high land this land borders the river
more than mile in extent; productive wheat and
tobacco and has attached to it, valuable summer and win
ter fishery and good mill contiguous the river an
xhauble supply of kep always found on the margin
OF tue river whHh has been proven by repeated
to be valuable manure and large Supplies she'll are
to he had from several Of this The other tract
containing four hundred am, fifty acres lies contiguous to
the town OF York. and borders the river. This farm Is
adapted To the culture of grain; is well watered has al
nchcd To II thirty or forty Of and mari
banks from whence much of this valuable manure NAV he
procured The whole ut this Is of improve
ment beng for the last six years, by one
Both of these tracts convenient navigation and 10 the
markets OF Norfolk and Baltimore
No part OF the purchase money Of the last will
ne required Tor some the interest being Sc
cured and pnncusy paid The subscriber, residing in
YORK Town. viii receive applications for purchase of the
above lands and will in shew two latter tracts 10
Persons desiruus TO purchase. THOMAS GRIFFIN
February S. ss-oM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
NOTICE is UERERY GIyFN

TT ayisl1n OF the personal estate of Captain JOHN
Ihbip ERRO deceased, having taken place and WIN.
iaiaerro Icgaee thereto being absent he IL hereby no
ROHEpT oSunItp ~ ~ P' a, ,o OF ul7
January 20. - -'''o on s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
The Creditors ocM Cor &. O.,

The Creditors Of ". Crel0 & Son
HE requested TO attend the Columbian Hotel in the
city Of Richmond, the 18th Of March, 10 receive
dividend In part Of the funds of the above firm Of NJ Crew
and SON All indebted the above firm are re-
quested 70 make immediate payment, as no further indu,-
gemcc will be given, by the
February 26. ns,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
EDUCATION

,, T4DUCATIUN.
VIE subscriber will move her school nm the s, or x,,
IL 10 IL street, nearly opposite the New CITY Hail.
Gu. Ie!mS for a session often months
spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic English grannar
and geography, " "s'i'" s'anIiar
p nron3ogy and history with the above branches 4g
rIencn, music and drawing, separate charge
UT lew boarders be accommodated nm ,aaor.,,s,
srrlS-ha The board and tuition payable in advance
FEBRUARY ~. 95-2aw3t T. NJ WOODU Ann
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
NOTICE.

IHIE three following bogsheads Of Tobacco remain in
II Irents Warehouse, tMauclesler) The owners are
requested to come forward and take away they will
be sold according 10 law:
1850 1885, 1885.
2Sd MAY, lsif-James Smith, 1 hid refused, No sOs,
1914. $50, 136L ~
18th Jan isif-DOokd to the mark T.. refused No 2e
1913, 142, 1876. IOWLETT 4 WINFRFE
February %. on vyq,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

Upon Writs OF Supersedeas
10 Judgments Of the Supe-
rior Court Of Law Of Len.
rico county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

Il The l4'h day Of January, 1872 'A ''"u'5
William Daniel, p,.r
Against 1"'"iW,
S'niusl Alien james Wilson, John Allen Philip Aue,
anu nInnn Iobbs and Elizabeth his wife, Defsnda,fS
nearan @ AMI samuel Allen not having his ap-
any gwen security according the act of Assem-
anu Ie rules OF this and appearing by sa,isfac
10; encethai the said Samuel is an inbsbi,an of
@ country HS Ordered, That the said Samuel Allen do
mere ai May court and answer The bill of the
ann ia copy Of this forthwith inser,ed
~ so,ne newspaper published in the city of Richmond Err
courthouse of this county. " ''' "'"' uoor vi the
copy--Teste, r. EJDRJDGP t. n r.
January2l. " '@ 90 ~; " u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

CIaNCERi--A a court held Tor buckingham county
the J iih day of january, 1872 ''
4gaina 49, ''
Leweien Jones George w. Baird, John D. Chiders Sam
" .rha i'c. .,s u,o' CT JOINS, Deffs
ne dcendant Lsween Jones having entered his np-
paranee anu given security according the net Of Asse
s @ .e Iule' OF Tins court, and IL appearing satisfae-
,oy evidence ihai he is not nlabtant this country
Is v'tred That the said Lewcen Jones appear here
az MAY court next AMI the bill plaint; and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith some news
successfully, and posted Tie front door of the
of this county. SO ''"''o"''
Acopy-Testc, r. ELnRIDGE Jr n =, ,
January so -. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
A KUNAWA

w NO committed 10 the Jail of Russell county, on the IN
inst; as runaway, negro man who calls himself
~ and ys he belongs to Philip Awe the state
o georgia SAID Ambrose j. about feet inches bgi,
stout made OF dark complexion has scar ON the INSIDE ~
rscrc n,nu which be saws was occ"sioned by wound
h,i AZ e"ion GIN has on homespuR lindsay clothing,
uptHied rs eSays since he left master The owner E
requested 10 prove property pay charges and take owy sai1
negro; Otherwise he dealt with ms The IaY ,ec's
BENJAMIN SEWfIL,
December G, 1921. Flo eS 1s1.1 S''"''S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WISH 10 sell either Of the following tracts of LAND
,. e yng on The kiyanna river miles above CoumIo
containing by estimation geo acres $50 low grounds The
;I containing 1000 acres heavily tmbered with good
M. on ~ anu lying within two miles of the river
bl-eO2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

VikG!NiA, to wit At Court Of Appeals held at the
capIoi in the city OF Richmond, on Friday January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
VainaLie Real Estate for Sac

VIE subscriber being DESTROYS TO move In the western
country, WISHES 10 sell his real in Virginia
one tract oil land lying in the county of buckingham on
James river adjoining Charles A. Scott Thomas Tnda and
oners wthin one mile of Tie Fasburg mills containing
ot acres i26 acres frst rate low grounds COG
ne low grounds the balance OF quality in neigh
D1rhooa wen nbered and lies well for the support
panatonand Is of sufficient size IS hands
with all sufficient houses and other
Io tne safety oil large crop II is deemed unnecessary
say thing its intrinsic value as IL is InIoht and
agreeable TO size.
Also sne other tract lying in said county on James river
mhe OF me Warren ferry the main road leading from
Ohriotes'ic 10 buckingham Courthouse containing 255
acresomc goo tobacco land, baInnce good wheat and
corn an wii arge and convenient houses for the accom-
moatoh oi family, aud also for public house, without
any interruption 10 private my thought 10 he an
excellent stand Tor public house Very generous credits
VIII ne gwen, say hYe years ANY gentleman wishing
purchase TIC above properly il is presumed will first view
e nnds FOR Terms apply to the subscriber ho pre-
% resides on The former To James Tapscott, whu lives
within two miles of the aforesaid tracts.
February fouN rotrcu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

Lancaster County Court, December 8th, 1921.
the motion of James Robinson, adm'or Of Richard
Cunlh decd, IS Ordered That the heirs Of the said
ohaTd OundH be summoned 10 appear here the third
Monday IN March next to shew cause n any they can hy
he land OF which the said CuniiG died seized should not
pc sod on credit Of II months II appearing 70 the salts
Hcon OF the court that the said lands of the value
81 , 500 90 TO each Of his legal representatives.
coPy-Attest, u. NJ. WALKER, G. @.
rem %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05

iiiE subscriber having delerDnnen To- commence le
= fhaCflCE OF LAW tenders his professional SER
Wees to the public He will attend the different courts
'h Guy, and IN The county OF Hanover, and promises his
pest attention 10 any business that b. conded his
management. JOHN RUTllERFoOBD
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-29
J. [. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.

military tactics. We profess are unable to see
why black hand may not WELD sword as we'll,
or hold plough as well, or turn the tiler OF boat
as we'll as a white one; make law, or interpret
law, or indite writ, discern the way OF setting
a bone, or healing wound, or restore lost health
Under the influence OF reason and sound sense a
more enlightened policy than has yet existed to-
wards the Hay lens, will arise, and the declaration
Of our bill OF rights that 6 All men are born tree
and equal be considered as having some weight
in the scales of justice and humanity. When this
period arrives it will become our duty, as moral
people, to seek their alliance that we may the more
readily aid them, in the advancement OF learning
and christian philanthropy. At present perhsrs
nothing further can be brought about, than fixing
a Commercial Convention between the two coun-
tries, whereby reciprocity of benefits may be Sc
cured and the best interests Of Hayti established BY
an intercourse of our ships Of war, and sending
there Government Agent Of respectable standing
and authority. 1t is computed, that under proper
regulations, the ordinary revenue 10 be derived from
this island may be increased TO three millions; and
when our cotton manufactures shall be introduced
generally among the inhabitants, that it may be still
further increased to four or FIVE millions. Our
statesmen and fnanciers should look TO this bust
ness, with steady and unquenched eye
Boston Gag
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-29
From the ~ Fork .4drocate.
APOSTATES, SINECURISTS.
AND PLACEMEN.


II has been sometimes asked what motives could
induce such men as Walter Scott, Robert Soulhey,
Thomas Campbell, and number of other literary
characters, to devote their talents in euloesine the
established political systems of Europe, when they
must be perfectly aware that these systems arc
hostile to the happiness of man. That Walter
Scott should be found the advocate of the "pripeg.
ed orders" and of the perpetuty OF the feudal
system, is natural enough, considering that he has
always followed IN the train of those who, for these
thirty years, have been the most avowed opponents
of liberal principles. Al the early part of the French
Revolution, we find him at the head ola corps Of
cavalry, raised by certain individuals in the neigh.
loourhood OF Edinburgh, for the avowed purpose OF
putting down French principles by DISCRIMINATING
all who professed them For this service. the "loyaI
barrlster' was appointed to the office Of Sheriff
Depute of Salkirshire with salary OF 50OL sterling
per annum OF which, if Iumor speaks true, he was
at this time greatly in want from his paucy OF talent
as an advocate at the Scottish bar where his prac-
tice scarcely yielded him the necessaries ofe. All
the world has since heard OF his fame as poet
and his adna!ors have even endeavored to fasten on
him the reputation of writings TO which he neye?
mad any pretensions, because he was conscious OK
his inability to produce them; but it is not so gener
any known that, besides being elevated to the rams
OF nobility, Sir Walter Scott has been farther re-
|
with the Office of Clerk of the Coart of Session in
Scotland to which salary of $4,000 sterling per
annum is attached. The patriotic knight thus
enjoys nearly fifteen thousand dollars year SUM
isuincieht 10 induce any man of "his kidney" TO
support corruption by his pen to the day OF his
death. But the case stands somewhat different as
to oouthey, Campbell, and variety OF others, who
as eagerly advocate the cause of tyranny as the
au,nor oil Marmion. Robert Southey is the acknow'
lodged author of dramatic poem entitled Vat
! iy'er' and several other poecal productions, all
breathing the purest principles OF liberty and detesta.
tor OF despots For number of years he associated
with the most respectable men in England friends
oil reform, aud was considered an inaexible patriot
ny all who knew him Having been threatened
with prosecution for some of his writings he basey
compromised matters with the Ministry by agreeing
Tor the pal,ry sum of LOO ayear, moi only to abagl
don his party, but to take up the pen against it. d
pursuance OF this very honorable agreementn~
continued Ter a long period to pour ou' outdf
will ~
sigsa&