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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

Ton Tuesday, the lih dlv ltn-c 1920 NJ t,e la,e
rNidtnr" ot JOAN H. Nenaie deceased. in the county Of
ttince I"ar' i"r cash, the oc upon which the
sd" "e'ca'e resided in tie Prince Edward con-
aiming TWO hunhTci and tweuty-aine half acres NOR.
W 'hoSe tl"t row remain of the following slaves.
I.'i ''' amy 'ahy, Joseph, Clru hannah ana his>ia
anu orr personal property consisting OF ait the
"' ".'chrn furniture, plantation tools and ufcr-
- m every Ein fir-wheelcd riding carriage the STOCK
VI ct on me plitation, aud numbeI o valuable books
ne III iced OF record in the county of Prince I'd
WlT' Nhch ued bears Gnte the 18th August 1919
and gtcndrd 10 the ay urnt az s,rr r, ,serc
mtni'Hned la William Venabe Charles Wood,on in hi, own
right and samuel yerable nd th. said Charles Wooor
executors of James Ewing decreased.
WILLIAM PENICK, 1.r
Prince Edward. .Ian,.ary 25 IN ,ds
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On the motion OF the defendants Ivy their COUNSEL and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction THE security
ior prosecuting the writs OF suerseeas in causes is in
sucient IL Is Ordered, That unless the plaintiff, having
reasonable notice of this order ito before fifteenth
day OF March, give other good sufficient security that
the said suits respectively he dismissed.
copy-Teste, ii. DANCE, C. C.. A.
Eelrnary 4
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Thomas Guy, surviving part
ner of Thomas Guy and
George Guy. late merchants
and partners trading under
the firm of George Guy 4
Co. Plaintiff.
against
Philip Gatewood, Defendant.
The same, Plaintiff,
Ggaiasf
The same, guardian Of the
orphans OF Thomas i,oane,
Defendant. !
The same, Plaintiff;
Against
Elizabeth liensliaw,
D.fendmt.
The same, Plaintiff |
Against
Mary f. itoane, Defendant. |
And
The same, Plaintiff.
against
Elizabeth Pendleion,
DJnaant.
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states No one Of them but Delaware will lose 70
representative aud the curiaimcnt of her represer
tation appeared to he unavoidable. From this feelina
thus displayed, we angur well 10 the perpetui,y and
harmony OF the Union. Md. I'a
Extract cf letter from 3rkaasos 10 genien,on in
Congress.
eve have jus; received Information that the Che
rokees lately made incursion into the Usage couu-
Try, and killed some white people who trading
there. Nathaniel Pryor, we understand, was killed.
They likewise killed and took prisoners man, Os,grs
and carried away seventy horses
Nathaniel Pryor accompanied Lewis d. Clark in
their expedition TO the Pacific, and more recent,
bore the commission of captain in the regular ar
my" fH
The SUPREME CoURr of the United States me,
at the Court Room IN the Capitol, Yesterday, pur-
suant TO law, and CONNIE iis session There were
present Chief Justice .NrskoH and Associate Judges
Washington, Liriags'on, Todd Siory and Dn,sW
Judge Johnston, we learn, is expected every day, so
that the bench will I've full. IIb
The Minister of SPAIN arrived in this city on FRI
day last. he Representatives Of all the European
Powers 10 the U. States are now present with the
exception of Denmark, whose Representative re-
sides III Fhiladcipha) There are now represented
here
FRANCE, SPAIN,
RussIA, SwEprN
GREAT BRITAIN
Bes'cs several Consuls General and Consuls & ON
| 'hese ana other powers. [Ij.
We understand the Fad Collections in the
city of Philadelphia for the ORPHAN's AsY-
IUM will amount To I'tcenty thousand dollars
gift from the State Treasury .fpe thousand
dollars ; receipts from the Walnut-street The
afre one Mousand four hundred dollars To-
:al hirtyt,co thousand four hundred dollars.
This sum is Independent o:varioUs other con-
trihntinns; the exact amount of which W.,
have not ascertained. THIS statement will
satisfy the New York editors that there was
no necessity in this case, to tax the benevo-
lence of their truly respectable city
Phil Press.
Ertract Of a letter, Washington, Goth January
s. As it Is probable some calculations NAV
be made on a change of the laws in relation to
our West India trade think if proper to state
that, whatever difference ofopinion there may
be as TO the wisdom of the plan we have a
doPted, it is not at all probable any alteration
will be made during the present session oil
Congress.
" 1t is impossible to give any satisfactory
opinion as TO the fate of the Bankrupt Bil.n
| NJ I. .iferc .4ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

1 nay ENGAGED lady fully qualified, take Charge of
T,H' NJ nay Residence in Caroline county, miles
from iiilcrages bridge The rnpils viii he !iucd n,
seen 10 nuncr and may be taught nr;hogruply, reading
M,it'hE' In@h-h EFHUmnr, ariIhmetie grngrnptv \
w admit ino the scpnI only children esdrs nv own
sn9 my m".i he boar'ler. The school bus commenced
nnu y" terminate about the mdtlle Of Decenhe ,aca.
'" q" one month viii take place in the summer Board
o "inn vi" be eighty doliarSone half 90 toe paid on the
gu "he ana HE other on The 18th December next An
"W""oe "i i've dollars viii he made cich pup.l fndne
"rh ana bedding. Female scholars would lie preferred
% nome "i either older than will be taken
-- IL-InllS . &I-it CHARLES MORRIS.
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ii. ~. /.
GEO. Nj. BiBB.
To LiSN BANKS, Esq.
Speaker Of lhe House Of Dslcrafes.

On motion of Mr.. Norris, of Hanover.
Resdfred, That any written communication or nro+
D"S'ons, that Henry Clay amd George NJ Bib. e.Gs.
commissioners from The state of Kentucky, may
choose make tho General Assembly will he re-
cc'ycd by this House om Thursday the 7ih inst at
~ o'clock and that the said commissioners will I've
received ON the same day, and the same hour, mt
which they may deem lii to offer
fesoired, That 'hc Speaker of this House be re-
1"cS'cd TO communicate the foregoing Resolution TO
the sam! commissioners
On motion of Mr.. Morris. of Hanover
EcsolrCd, That, WHEN this House adiaurn TO-DAY :.
VIII adjourn 10 meet ten o clock lo-morto,y :, -
fFFG'd"--in Mr. MeHnis's kcmars IN our last on The
h""' lH''r Tor There provision
'h"n the common iaw-rcad" There provisions &c
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TRIS VEE'S SALE-

itl' - i - > = III.
GREEABIY 10 Use prnvistnS Off deed Of rt cvcc,,,c5
= tp hr su'''crilicr lN William ToudurHrf nnd Martb,
~ c winch l. duly recorded in tie clerks Office OF Gum
nefl"nd county to VIM. H. Chan,l,rravpe The
idNHlrW 81 certain Of money therein n,tptioned
~ proceed Ia sell on the premises. Notfr N 1cfh NJ
"Fp' so niuch Of thg rand conveyed in aid deed for
'', rs vs." pa Che money aud The CHARGES and
'tn- r sad sale the subscribe convey ing sucl;
''le"s IS vested in him as trustee. ''''
r,,,,,,,, r., l.. H. M0sBY, Trustee
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In obedience to The foregoing decree, shall proceed 10
sell al puic auction, for cash, s premises, clock
a. M. Of Sdgryy he 1h day Of Hareh nef the following
property referred TO in The said decree viz. small tract
LAND in the county If Cbesierfcld containing about
iwentysx acres Of which Edward Johnson died seized and
nc LOTS IN The town Of Manchester, with the WARE
HOUSE thereon, commonly called Johnsons warehou e of
which lots the said Edward Johnson died seized.
JAMES w. PEGRAM, ~ NJ.
Fer J0hn Psgrf1,, NJ T.. d. =.
feO'I g7-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

Upon Writs Of Supersedeas
To Judgments OF the Supe-
rior Court OF Law Of Hen
rico county.
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commissioner,, or.

Richmond January 2fti. 1922.
The parties interested will please take notice that bav,
appolned tue 9Th dav Of March next, the
counts directed in the foregoing decree Of the court on
which day, nj O'Clock, AM. they required attend
al my oce ~ this city, with their and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement.
III. BAKFR M Z,
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-. YALUABTE RNAI- EST1TE

X,.gsss. VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
,,seH dhe l"n'e and plantation, adjoining The cty of
Isli<l williamsburg, late the residence ~ IittJeton
ra7r, 81 decreased. is ",fe FOR sale ANY s,.n,l',n in
s'ron> "g''"g > children liberal ctnci,ion or keeping
boprdnc hnu'e on extensive cso World f, tr,as ADJ
'Hh2e 10 purchasing this of which lie DIV cilin and
onihon,"s le cnirulatrd to accommodate fn1iy Of any
size The land consisting O aLnnt 400 arrcs j. hiav i'm
rr"Ve ani nnprhcnd Of the most profitable mead
"ws nj IT, extent in The sfte Applications 10 rnfctree NJ
pFait contract may be made u ~ tlm Anew eli of the
cry ~ Fchnon, or vii lam q. Coo,ir Of NecI en,nrr
COUNTY, not cold IN tbs mode pr yios tn the fo,L M
~ ""fch neyf viii then be offered 10 The hi hes bidder
hr,re ne d'"r "i the Raleigh Tavern IN Vila rsurg.
AhN pern wishing in vrw this property, nty Apply TO
The present manager thereof - 'f'' -
ne above land will c srN entire los IN suit pnr-
'rirs onr-tGtril w cash, ard tie brlance in one
AID two years from the DIV tnlc. Wv
WILLIAM TAZEW Eli. Ex',rs oc T rs,eI
CATHERINE rAZEIl Ella vol .dc.i
...-t'N'
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Con'nllestoaers from ihe STATE Of < ent.lcku.

=, Richmond, 9Th Feb 1899.
SIH--We daily received last evening. The Icua-
which y"n dill Us the honor 10 write TO rs vestcrag,
f'lnSminig certan resolutions recommended ly n
JOINT committee of the two branches of The Lrsistn-
'"fe, ami cononrred in y the House of Delegates
and requesting 10 he informed hy U.s. on what .,v we
amy "e>irr Ia submit ANY communication which we
may have make To The General Assembly and to
ne ""hr" ut the bur OF the House of Delegates
he sl"d to be henrd Thursday, the 7h ins, # A.
"r"eahe TO the General Assembly, when we Will pre-
sent certain written propositions.
with very great respect.
We bavc the honor To be-
Your obedient servants
II. CLAY.
GEO Al HIRE
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ANJF RI EQUITY, So Gibson H. n IN i,erv JccTeg
"nI i."r Olitet eehoirr> Of this county, whereas
H'uh 9"fE' 81 The said county bnfh dis day given IN
formation 90 M, justice uf the f4are for The courtr
anrd That sic hath IA tr up esiray co,s hicb anne
MW hef enclosure upon her lard these ara thorcfoS
IN the name of the Commonwealth 10 co,nmnd % sri-
hctn hrs ony sworn for that purpo~ before me or some
'hPf justice M the peace for Tbs rouute, view and an
praise tue said ey' and TO certify the value thereof Under
onr hands together with pariicu description Of the
h mar s, brand, saturc color and age lire ia psay
"hrh ceTi'air ~ Made forthwith return 10 me-
""cn Undcr any hand this Holiday Of NcveInber 1921.
WIN. SrARKE.
Pursuant 10 the above Us directed We ba5e b;s
P viewed an fstr9v COW shcwn ty Nirs Elizabeth
SafNe OF THIS county, aud ind same o he COW m
m"fNrd nm branded, llc above the common Sire TIE
c"u' ~ nc horns 80 ed of large white srot IetNcen de
eve, and horns. white hely, white Ices te a sbi,e
w i",ng rom The hfn crossing the hip tolhe TOP Of the
odi and We do apprase the said COW 10 The sum OF
Collin ertf' under huuis tn. igth iav Of No
't"her '6@i' GIBSON Wy.
LtTTIEBElRY TUCTEn
ISAAC OLIVER
CORY lcs'f, TWO col fAHu ~. r.. p -
b [ III wft
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tament OF Inc rrcsen, representation Of the snail
states No ono of them but Delaware will lose !,
representative aud the corian,cnt of her represen-
iation appeared he unavoidable From this feeiue
thus displayed, we a,gur wclllo the perpetu,y and
harmony Of the Union. N;at. lat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

Hunter f3.-Scattering :. George Nrwton
WAS declared duly elected.
YESTERDAY, Mr. Page called up the en-
crossed bill To- amend the act (" for Inc better
securing the payment of reu;s and preventing
the fraudulent practices of t,uants, &c. which
npon his motion had been postponed on, S,-
turiay
Dir. LoreH opposed the bin. and MIR. .lsa-
ms advocated II. Both geaflcuneu vent in
10 an examination al The merits nj the hill.
ana OF the existing Laws. alliresrnt we h,vs
no room Tor their rcnlsrks. The bill was re-
jected by the House.
mir. blackburn presented 10 the Honse IN.
nplron of the Supreme Court i'm the case of
Green rs. Rnldc, which hr sad he AID b..n
very anxious I" ct. aud which he had at last
received from Mr.. Herring, ih, ag,.n, of Va.
Ia s'lp"rinfpnd The claims ar our ci,i2Sus i'm
Arn'uckv.--Of Mr. Herring hr spot. in com
pulmonary terms, and moved that The opinion
:" the court ne printed which WAS ordered
accordingly.
Inc following communication was received
rom the GnvrrIOr--and ordered with the
accompanying document, To- be printed
fsbr,s,ri G. 1922
SIR have the horor To- lay before the House of
b"rsates,a communications iist now made Tor thar
pnrlose, bf The agent employed on behalf vi all per-
sous who arn euit!c To entries made pon lani war
rants Tor military naval services on lands with,
ne iflci OF country, the jurisdiction over which was
afterwards ccdcdtn Kentucky, bounded by the rivers
tennessee, Ohio, aud MssisSippi (: the s3;d ,ga,cv
having been committed pursuant to the itv eni,in
cd ilon the Executive, by the law of March bih
iS2i, to John 5. Herring, Esq. who now ,pu,, the
h'hrrHi Assembly ~ Possession of Al, the f,cts g.
lh,lng to the highly Important subject of his m;ss;on
have the honor TO he, Sir
Your most obedcni servant
~, r, TIL: Nj. RANDOLPH.
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1850 , Wv '''c VA" HOUSE, tle iui-
lowing correspondence with the Kentucky
Commissioners.
J Richmond, 5'h Feb 1892
neutrality-suspicious. the honor of communicating 10
So" certain resolutions recommended los JOINT crn,-
ni''ce oil Inc two branches of the Le.isIlire and
concrfred IN by the House of Delegates in which I
AN requested In enquire Of YOU what day you NAV
IeS'f' TO submit Your communication TO the General
.,srmnN, ana 10 he heard AZ The har of the House
Of Delegates. The tl,y designated by Won win nr,.
nhhy he agreed To h' tie House of Delegates Ind
w'li give me pleasure 10 communicate vour answer
hN'hS the day most suitable to your convenience.
hive ihe honor tn be-
WIN great respect, your oht setvi
- LINN BANKS, Spelter efAie H. cfD
and GEo. NJ. BrRn hSHrs-
Commissioners from, Iie STATE of L-o,f,,.k,,
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

IN I-ItIo IIINU run NIEAILU.
We have been favored, by Member of
Congress, with the following copy of letter
from the Baron de Bastrop, resulting at ST.
Antonio, to gentleman residing at Natchto-
ehcs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
To be Sold at PRIVATE SALE,

plantation in Mill Creek hundred Newcastle county, &.
state of Delaware situate the Gap and Newport Turn
pike road about six miles from Wilmington and four from
which are woodland and the remainder arabic, all undep
good fence and part of it well set with clover The m-
provemens good new two story stone dwelling house
and log Kitchen with we'll of excellent tire door,
good log barn and stone distillery conveniently
constructed and supplied by failing spring of good
water, which is in operation and capable of making
least barrel of liquor per day. The situation of this
farm is high, healthy and pleasant commanding slight
of the river Delaware and convenient to several mills
and different places Of public worship ALSO small farm
situate in the hundred aforesaid adjoining lands of Abra
ham Mendenha James Robinson and others. with good
dwelling house and stone barn, containing about IL
Of land all ina good state of cultivation and principal
y we'll set with clover and tmohy it is well watered
with several springs, of which is near the door fh
terms will be made easy and ndsputable titles and immes
dae possession will be given to the purchasers. Persons
wishing to view the property will please to apply to the
subscribers on the premises HENRY RICHARDS,
Sent 3D. 1929 69-tf SAMUEL RICHARDS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
From Refs Philadelphia Gazette.

A few days ago, passing through Market street,
between Fourth and Fifth, was attracted by very
large store, over the entrance OF which announ
ced Domestic Goods" went in, Tor the purpose
of observing the extent .oi our manufactures AID
their projections, when to my establishment saw
some Ingram Carpeting, the first l had heard of,
our make | examined them closely, having in
early life lived at Wilton in Engand, where Carpets
are made in great perfection, aid | was well &C.
quainted with their mode OF weaving. At the store
earle and Gaskill's) saw great variety OF elegant
patterns, and Of them of brilliant colors. The
prices various, but all considerably under the
wholesale imported carpets. and in my estimation
some OF them were closer in the texture consequent
ly more durable in the wear. J was thus induced to
purchase sufficient to cover paror, and that at a
much less price, than had contemplated of English
manufacture. 'DOMESTICUS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
THE NAVY.

The unhappy controversies, and serious dissen
tons, which have unfortunately arisen among our
naval officers, must be deeply regretted. The dis
pute which has produced SO much excitement and
gradually extended until nearly all naval officers
have IN some way been involved it is said, origina-
ted among the officers on the Boston station. On
the one hand it is maintained, that an extensive sys-
tenn of fraud and peculaon has been practised upon
the government at the navy yard near Boston, by
Capt. Hull, Col Binney, and others, and that Capt.
shaw and Lieut.. Abbot, who were recently tried for
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away on the 9th u from the subscriber, living
near Newark, Del. negro named Robert, of yell
owish COLOR about five feet nine inches high twen
y two years of age has prominent forehead and heavy
look, but spnghty when spoken to- tie took with hnr
when he went away fur hat half worn, white muslin
roundabout yellow merseiles about sltworn,
tow linen Shirt three pair of pataoons viz two of Name
kim one of blue the other of yellow, and pair of striped
reward will be given any person who will apprehend
the said negro and him in any Jail that get
him. ANDREW kERR, Jr.
Newark, September end, 1922 69-H
The Editor of the Union, Philadelphia will please to in
ser the above three times and send his bill to this office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
FLORIDA.

~ The Legislative Council OF Florida convened
at Pensacola on the a2d ult DR. JAMES G. BRoN.
AueH was chosen President, JOIN e. CoNSoR
Clerk, and JABEz N BRowN Sergeant at arms
On the Esd Gov. DuvALL transmitted hts mes
sage recommending the adoption OF civil and penal
code, the organization of courts, and such other
matters as are necessarily the business OF the FIRST
Legislature of territory 10 the Council on the
93d among other business. committees were APP
pointed, to rake into consideration the proprety Of
fixing the future seat of government--to draft bill
determining the qualification OF voters TO deter
mine the expediency Of Incorporating the cities Of
ST. Augustine and Pensacola--to draft bill to or
ganse the militia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
STATE ~ IPEI ANN

The cup OF human misery 10 Ireland continues
to overflow, and yet amidst all this misery, wretch
edness and despair, the British parliament in its
mercy, inficts on that suffering country all the hor.
rors OF the instruction act. One clause in this act,
among many VOL sc, will be sufficient for an Ameri-
can reader, who should rejoice in the blessings he
enjoys. 1t enacts, among other expressions, that
magistrate may, without the intervention Of elher
Judge or jury, transport man to New South Waless
merely if found out of his house after sunset
SOUTH AMERICA--It will de seen by the
proceedings in the British Parliament on the l7th
and Esd of July, that, We early statedAhe object
|of the British government is to secure the trade,
without acknowledging the Independence OF South
America. 1t is to be hoped that the independent
Estates of the South will mark the distinction, and
strongly draw the line between the shutting of the
Marquis of Londonderry, and the frank and gener-
|ous policy of the United States.
THE STATE OF SPAIN.
The Constituencies acting with great modes
ration, and therefore wisely They determine
ed to give the Holy alliance any pre,ext for in
tererng in the affairs Of spain The voice OF truth
has reached the OF the KING If he attends to il
he may still be saef not, his reign will be short.
II is stated in Liverpool paper that Ferdinand
had given up list OF the traitors who had endeayor
led to make him an instrument 10 the overthrow OF
the Consttuton.--To give perfect coorlng TO his
character, this last mentioned act would be only
wanting.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
From the Norfolt Herald, September Q.
PaIBADELPRIA,S Sept. 8.
UNITED STATES BANK.

A general trenniai meeting Of the stockholders
in the Bark Of tn, United States yesterday held
in their banking house. There was full meeting.
Thomas Ellicott of Baltimore was chosen chairman.
and ftliam Meredith, Esq OF philadelphia, sec
rotary. A communication in relation to the affairs
Of the institution was made by the President: Some
discussion took place A committee was appointed
to examine and report on the state OF the bank =
And the meeting then adjourned to Wednesday the
eleventh of this month.
The subject Of the Presidency was not publcl y
mentioned
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06
THE AORORa ESI.aBLL sH.Nl..y a

The editor ofthis paper. being about to undertake
Ia distant journey, and his absence must necessa--
rily be- three months, and may extend to six MONTHS
he offers THE ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.
1t will be disposed OF, upon such terms as it is
believed would present OBSTACLE to competent
person, disposed to conduct such paper lnior-
NATION necessary to enable applicants to decide up
on the subject, If applied tor Forthwith, will be Civ
en- with frankness.
No. Publishers of newspapers will oblige retir-
ing member of the fraternity, by publication Of
this notice in their respective papers.
PHILADELPHIA, .4ugust26 1872 69-T