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

M AS committed 10 the Jail OF Greenbrier county as a
w runaway, the 18th day of November 1921 negr,
man. hVe ieei 1--WE or six inches high rather com
straight limbs, has two of his upper
out, thin lips, about 40 years of ageIa6 on
INN Nv shirts two pair panIaoons, old waiscoats one
Surtout coat one close bodied old white fur hat
shoes, &c Said negro says his is TIORNToN ana
belongs to VIM Fitzugh of Frederick county, Va-The
owner OF SAID slave desired prove properly pay chnrges
reefs JACOR IInovEp -. W "
nj ,rs at,rtar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07
Notice to Won Residenf Load6oIders

hi subscriber having lived upwards thirty years in
me western arl of Virginia, and hay ing been
Q. iau' ior several the Wood has
necessarily acquired, du ing his employment SUCH tho
rough knowledge of The various titles the
81 hononsala anil Harrison ~ the Commonwealth
:" 'irSla as wen as The particular situation OF greaE
'tloe "a cs His experience, therefore, in these
etla 'i' ,aie im 10 ascertain with facility l.
expense, he locality Of lands owned by persons danrc
III eilhr ol the ancSc counties. He offers his IL,
anloideIs to resurvey and establish the
Iaris OF their lands. in 6nuing the old corners SC.
merely establishing iheire beyond dispute iltnai,,
ghu"n Many late locations have been lands
I' ohesdcniS, and the grtat deredaiious committed i'm
ns INC MARKS ard corners 90 ti0 lands The imporancc
therefore, OF establishing titles lands particularly In ricir
nonnS where settlements and oncronchinents are most
hh'W TO tc uio, i o,vous &c every To those " 10
NAV elGde TO tue subscriber the resurvey OF lanGs
'sceranng boundaries, corners, h promises The sfc;-
S>' Rcnt0n-leiics addressed 10 liin az Wood Court
mouse siiai' meet with the earliest attention.
lamar, ~ 82-wu MATTHIAS CHAPMAN.
VIE subscriber having purchased ali the COAL FITS
a ard COAL PROPERTY belonging 10 the estate OF
Nl iGrP iir deceased. iii IN future carry on bus-
ness htrsel lie expects during the present year large
SUPPLY o coal on he most superior qualify, will happy
20 furnish an the Customers of The late Mai. Ieh MS well az
an oiher persons who may wish deal in the article
the quantities they may require
Richmond Jan %. BEVERLEY RANroIplF
1Ifhe Editors of The National n,eiligcncrr Baisiore
American Philadelphia Aui. q. New orb 1ler-
cahllie Advertiser aud Boston CcIre requested
ert the above twcea week ur ihrce ard remit their
"i,s 10 the subscriber for payment -. Il.
IanG,ry 2i t2-viw
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BANK NOTES LOST.


Lei ft containing the following Bank Notes was
= put III the post office Nashville O., the I'D No,c,r
TO the subscriber, has nor como TO band
ihShd STATE BANK, letter ID, No 2IO payable az New,
Farn, , ~, go ga aiarch 1915, : 100
Farmers baIk OF Va. a NGs, payable At Lynciiarg
~. tn q. Johnson, 1912, 30
quo do. ID 3i9l, payable TO do. 81 Nov. 1915, 81
ditto do. $685. payable to do. Q July Iaf3 70
u po do. 2i97, payable TO 10. . April igi5 ~
bahh Oh virginia. y as, payable al Lyncibnrs to "
. Eorve!l, - July iGfi 50
Duo $40, payable TO do. y Juy iCii 90
DITTO ID 69j, (nane not lceiiicl 4 Aug
13I3or 1915, 80
ne above notes endorsed az e. 4 Co and
q III. Yeatman, % Nov. 1921"
Post Notes Of the Merchants Rank the CITY Of Nov,
IT., N"s. sob 555 5J6 3j7 and S6a 100 each,
Richmond, Va. TIL Yeatnan." ~ - W.
Measures have been taken 20 stop the paymep, above
notes. and all persons cautioned against eoriy n
m EDWARD CUNNINGHAM & 90.
The editors of the Lynchburg Press are renneste ~ n,
% the above for month and forward their account ~
= - " w. Jan =. I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07
NEW SIII0NC

USI received and now opening at tho Store Of MARY
- SOU lH6lIE, an extensive assortment of Kjns s. Iou-
nets OF the newes fashions surpassed in eatncs
or elegance among them black and white Ierborp
Veivet and straw bOnnets, chiuca aud beaver hats great
variety of feathers Of tie ands0mes anil most Fashionable
c0lors plaid ribbons bid curs Willie yrcatl and Other
heu ornaments whdding and trimming fof peeses: hair
hets and izette caps caP, colrets md corses Ma.
CAESAR, Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute To-
te elegance OF he heat well me color of the hair =;
turSs cece OF Tyre for chIngng light or red color red
Mrto DARK hu0 Or black and many other articles in the
Millinery tine 600 numerous ~ enumerate.
On hand, few ready made PELISs ES All Of which She
cash. "i' ~
LEGION Straw Bonneis cleaned. died and trimmed
ChANfUA-HAKiNGd done ia the mes, est a.lions and
At the shortest notice. '
November 1G. - d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

Rrvtue Ola deed Of trust executed ty wf,.iars
- Toney OF the OF Pow Edwafss
COX sum OF money therein mentioned, shall Tiurda
der Tor ready money the tract land whercon the
ey now resides lying the main miles abo.
the town oil Scoitsviiie. JAMES CLARKE, Trustee.
Pow hatan, January Se. e2-wYxr
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and vice president, TO be made BY the republi-
can members of the next congress of the u.
States, according 10 established usage, is alone
calculated to unite the wishes and exertions
ofthe friends of republican government.
And whereas it is right and proper for the
republican members OF the legislature in their
individual character, to express unreseryedly
their opinions on any measures which thew con-
slider as affecting the interests ofthe republican
family in the state or union And whereas we
are fully satisfied, that should the admnstra-
ton Of the post Office department at Washing
ton be conducted upon the novel system of
patroniZing the opponents, and overlooking
the friends OF the general administration. it
must necessarily weaken the confidence ofthe
great body of the people in that department
ut the governmental would furnish new in
elements to the adversaries of the republi-
can party, to perseyere in Il course of 0pposi-
tIon To those principles and measures which
are important TO the welfare of our country
Therefore
| ReSctred, That having uniformly support
ed the republican administration against
the hostility of our political adycrs,ries.
and having the utmost confidence in the pat
rlotism and integrity of the national admin
lstratina, we cannot but entertain "A confident
hope, that they will not countrnance a sacri-
flee OF our principles, and the Just claims of
our political friends, in order to conciate an
opposition whichis ever ready to attempt the
overthrow OF the republican party.
RESOLVED, That we highly approve of the
prompt and digniied course pursued by the
Vice President and our Senators i'm Congress-
on recent occasion and that we deepIy
regret that their views md opinions were en-
tirely disregarded by the postmaster general.
Ordered, Thatthe proceedings ofthis meet
ing br signed by the Chairman and Secretary.
and published. N. ROCHESTER,, Chm.
VIM Z. BoucK, Sec'ry.
NEW YORK, January 3l-The shin Yirei-
MA, Newman, has arrived below So DAYS from
Pernamhuco. We learn from Capt. Newman
that affairs were in very unsettled state nj
the time of his sailing
The new Governor had arrived IN sloop of
war from Lisbon. Preparations had been
made on shore to receive him, but he sirnified
his intention TO the great disappointment of
the people, MOTTO land till the European troops
arrived, which sailed from Lisbon som. time
before him.
From 81. Domingo Captain Grcenmab. ar.
/ rived at Newport, from Port au Plat, rrnorts
that the ilayten ilag was hoisted at that place
on the lst ofJanuary. When Capt. q. sailed.
the place was in Il state OF revolution, and The.
whites were in daily fear Of a massacre from
the blacks The whole of the Spanish part o f
St. Domingo was in possession OF the blacks.
It's rumourei in Washington, that the Penns, Iva
MA delegated have appointed two Of tler bo,lv one
from the Senate AID one lromlhr House of Repre-
sentar'Ves 10 prncced 10 HARRISBURG The .obect of
the mission is said to be political ANA important
NIii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07
MATTAPONY LAND E0N SAI.L

III VlNG determined TO south shall dis.
"a pose OF the tract of land which live in Caroline
county On very reasonable terms. The tract lies tn nou,
.hree miles St lowing Grecn and contains 79s acres III, re.
cent su'ey-ehisy all fI lauG, quality roua To- any
ON me riVerAhout 30 or 80 OF the nct is low grons
On me river de OF which bank has lately been thrown
up secure from uUdatiOn. tract OF land in thi.
part OF the country Combines adyantares-ner. ON,
however dispose, 10 purchase, will view and Judge ir en-
IL sale Is made ~ time, privilege will he given HE
purchaser To seed wheat this fall iG not the subscriber will
81" "ie ground prepared and sell ~ with the land.
~ VIM ne given hrst OF January next, perlIap,
~. -, ~ 'e"u''eu' ALLEN APPFhSUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

IL persons WHO may ye cians on lac estate OF M
nicae them Tor cxandoatiun witoat delay ne ;I
10 isp9se nccGdng TO law of the said estate remaining in
Assembly and viii atcs any communication licb
be made % tie subject
WILLIAM y. PAGE,
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gg.zzA Orc, TIlro and YNree I5eqrs Crcdit

<lZ-ssA CNe, 4 ico ana INFce 1eGrS CTcdif.
ls.bH By virtue of deed of executed 20 Tie sub
?tkS scribers ly James Stewart and Nancy y. Stewart
hs wii bearing d7c the day Of February 1921
purpose cd securing The payment Of certain
Ihe'tih expressed and which deed is o in county
court "t Campbell and the musings OF Iynchlur,
shail seHto Tie highest bidder upon The premises on Satu-
dcy tte ~ Gnyf rtb1nry lia-acrc lot in the town
VI hclnurg situated on 81 street. beng the lot
t " ire 'id slew art rs bis private residence. This LOT
: ", improved and has every convenience for the
houaiIon OF large family. Attached il large and
convenient brick tenement the Methodist meeiing-
mousse "hich VIII he sold separate together
eed on or directed by the parties interested On the day OF
SAFE aiso one quarter ola lot on m Winee.
Anu on we 18th day Of February next, SHALL
PROVISIONS OF the said trust, sell TO the highest bidder, upon
-, premises tract OF land in the county of Campliell
me waters OF Beaver and Opossum creeks containing ISL
,cres more or less This is within mites ce
Jhpms, ana contains, informed, fair proper
soh oiuncIeared tobacco landA credit Of one two
tfec years viii be gigen the purchaser giving bonds
lDlc, ~ elua proportions annually, with such security
may he approx ed 10y the creditors in the deed
hs subscribers will colyey the purchaser such title
Is vested IN them, aud nonF other.
FORTUNATUS SYDNOR,
WILLIAM w. NORVELL, trustees.
Lvncbburg. January 49, 82Zwtds
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RICE w. WOOD
ilssry oerneg, Joha, ElEa1lLh, PIi.ril aad JVaaeg

Henry Scraggs JOha, Eiizabef, Priscihi and NancfC
ocrnggs md The representatives. ofJiiifs ScTHo0s
you not inhabitants Of this state Hereby inforu,
you that shall The 18th Of March next at the ons.,
OF Samuel Moss ia be county Of New Kent proceed Il,
take his deposition also the same time and paee tb,.
dispositions Of beverley Crump and Nancy Scrnggs and on
the 26ih OF the month IN the Hanover AZ the
residence Of John lyle shall proceed also take the de-
positions 1t Col Thomas Tinslcy. William Pollard fanev
Jones and Obadiah Archer and others he read rs evidence
u my suit IN the superior court Of canccry directed nv w
10 be holden IN the Capitol in the city Richmond where
in you together with archibald Bryce ador with te Wit
nnexed o james Scruggs deceased Elizabeth oyry AMI
Timothy ocfugg ave des And from banes, Of venthcr
shall not be able 20 take the DISPOSITIONS as aforesaid
shall procced to fake them IS the cause Is removed
at the places above mentioned.
am, Nc yours, DAVID SCRUGGS.
girsihs, Hanover, Jan ~ gs-wt~T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

It's rumourei in Washington, that the Penns, Iva
MA delegated have appointed two Of thair body. one
from the Senate AID one from the House of iScnrc-
sentar'Ves TO procced to Harrsburg. The object of
The mission IS said to be political ana important
PHI Press
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Lvnehhnrg Iannn miL b. '" NohVEL 81 .,A.

Committed to The Jail Of Frederick County, W.
the iiTs day Of October last, runaway, a negro
- man who calls himself CYRUS, says he formerly be-
longed 10 John Nebering, Of Albemarle county Virginia.
who sOld him TO gentleman residing in the OF
qua, name unknown. Said negro 80 age
dark complexion, about feet5 inches high clo,hng
nfch worm The owner is requested forward prove.
property, charges and take him away-ese he win be,
dealt with as the law in such cases prescrihes.
Dec. .. 62-wl2w CHARLES HuLET .Iaiior.
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AT n meeting OF the Republican members of
both houses Of the legislature of the state of
New York, now in session, held ut the ST.
nate chamber, in the capitol, at Albany. on
Friday the 2jth day OfJauuary, 1922, Col.
Nath'. Rochester, of the assembly, was
called to the chair, and VIM G.. Bouck. Esq.
oil the senate, appointed secretary.
The recital and resolutions following, were
adopted by the meeting
Whereas it appears that premature agita-
ton OF Tire subject of the NEXT presidency now
exists At the seat of government, and that the
republican members OF one state legislature
have already nominated candidate for that
highly important station: And whereas it is
the opinion of this meeting, that it will he de-
structlyc to the best interests Of the nation.
and viii violate every rule Of cxpediency and
propriety, thus unreasonably 10 bring forward
candidates, either by the members of state lc-
gislalures, or of congress. Therefore,
ResoiUed, That whilst we approve of the
old mode of nominating candidates for the
highest elective Offices, by the representatives
of the people assembled at the seat OF govern.
ment, we cannot but deprccate premature
agitation Of The presidential question: And
that nomination of candidates for president
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

lie Lord Lieutonat of ireland had issued pro
rl"mai'on offering a reward Of L 100 each for fIe
apprehension Of the first five a The gang vino murder
ed the family Of eighteen persons and g loo cnt
for the Apprehension Of The second Gee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

-, From, me London Courier Dec. 5.
we nave received since our last, the Paris Jour
nv 1n s''h'ay tuesday, Wednesday,, and Thursday
We have also received ia tine cor se those of a.;
u,y' bot they coatain no Intelligence OF mucl, gene
~ interest. o.
Inc ioi!owns are the address to the King, and his
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30
BY Last Evening SIS M all.
Washiagtoa, MIrch 90.

Washiagtoa, IiIrch 90.
The question respecting the scknow-
alignment OF the independence of the ma
ions of South America, has been deter.
mined in the Affirmative in the House OF
by a vote Of unprece-
tented unanimity. We do not know that
h. samg unanimily will be found in the
Senate, nut there is no doubt that the vote
IN that body will be decisively favorable
30 the measure.
. We rejoice that; in this case, the earnest
recommendation of the President. uncer-
stood TO be with the unanimous assent
of his official counsellors, has been sus-
tanned by vote in thes popular branch
Of the Legislature. SO nearly unanlm.
Gus, as to be almost without dissent
ing voice. The aspect OF government
thus Identified with the people OF the Ra.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30
CANTON. GRAPES. {

d Inent of figured and plain
C.fJN'I'O.N GRAPES,
Which am determined to sell as low as
they can be had in the District, and will
take in payment the notes Of the Corpo-
ration of Georgetown, Bank Of Westinin-
ster, Frederick County Bank, Farmers
Bank of Maryland and most other incur
rent Notes. JOHN CORSE.
march so st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30

The amendments ofthe other house 30
,,e bill to establish government in the
territory OF Florida, were taken up, con-
s;dered, and concurred in by the Senate.
The amendment Of the other House to
the bill granting to the state Of Alaba>
hama per cent, of the nett proceeds OF
che sales of public lands therein, was Ia
ken up. The amendment proposes that
before any part of the ) per cent. be paid
20 Alabama, the amount due to Georgia
under the Yazoo compromise, (abont
nj 200, GOO, )shall be first deducted there
from.
Mr.. Walker, of Alab. observed that
If he understood the amendment corr
eeotly, or merely hearing il read, it
would violate the compact between A
bahama and the generals government, and
Sha, no part of the nett proceeds of the
sales of public lands, in Alabama, could
rightfully be applied to the object pro,
posed; but to give him time to examine
the subject more critically, he moved
shst the amendment be postponed until
tomorrow; which motion was agreed to;
and
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30

ton, 10 support of.the cause Of freedom,
is delightful to the patriot and Pnianthro-.
pist, asst must be imposing IN the eyes OF
the foreign world.
Let it not be supposed we would cast
censure on the individual who on this occa-
sion voted singly in the Hegatlye. Far be
the tho't from Us. Not agreeing with him,
we yet feel ourselves bound to respect the
6rmness and independence which enabled
him to give such vote in opposition to
the general current OF opinion-as, from
our knowledge OF him, we know his mo-
tives 10 be beyond the reach ever oil sus.
piclon. Intel.
:. Wea reauthorised to announce to the voters
ofthe Congressional District, composed of the
Counties of st. Mary's, Charles and Calvert
Maryland, that
- THOMAS BLACKSTONE, Esq.
will be a candidate for their suffrages at the en-
suing election.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30
GEOGRAPHY.

rBvHE subscriber teacher OF Geography
4 by the projection Of maps, will COM
mence bis school at this place on
Monday, the 1st day Of .4pril,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30

A. G. Cazenove s Go.
OFFER FOR SALE,
= !: En- e. s;'s , s:g:' P. Nader. Wine
. e. e.; s.: 81 Dozen 81 old Port do
loo bbs whiskey
80 old do
40 hhds molasses
40 bbls India point gin
60 N. E. rum
SO chests & or chests hyson andyoung
hyson tea
25o kegs gunpowder
Zoo boxes Baltimore glass
loo mould & dipt candles
SO soap
60 Dbl. of St. Croix sugar
30 boxes of segars
90 kegs cut nails
80 tons Swedes Iron
20 pieces Canton straw mating
,.and q large assortmentof
s 5s;:;: Goods by package Or piece
march 80
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THIS DRY.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock. A.. VI.
XXTlLL be sold at the auction store
w variety of goods among which are
lst and Cd quality sugars.
2 hhds. melasses,
superior cog. brandy
vinegar
- Malaga wine.
Cordial,
Fish, &c.
also, aUitkout reseroe,
4 Tureens, dishes, plates, cups q saueers,
Teapots, bowls mugs, pitchers, &c.
Also,
An excellent lot of superior cloths.
Cassimeres,
Linens,
Shirtings,
Cottons,
Threads. &c.
A few barrels superior Cider
Furniture,
&c. &c.
march 90
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ST. Ubes Salt.

O 600 bushels St. Ubes salt, suitable
O,Ooo for packing fish. for sale on
hoard shin Boston, at Merchants wharf
please apply to Captain O. P. Finley, on
haord or to PHINEAS JANNEY.
3 mo Ia ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30

Monday, the 4st day Of .5prit,
in the room adjoining the Mayors office,
at the corner of Washington and KING
streets. Those who feel disposed to pa
tronize this school, are solicited to call at
the Washington Tavern, where they can
see specimen of this important science.
The hours of business will be from eight
in the morning to six in the evening, eve
~ day in succession until the course shall
BIZ complete. ;.
Those who place themselves under his
instruction will draft the following maps,
on paper 90 by "a inches, and if proper
attention be given will obtain good
knowledge of the same; viz: United States
Europe, Asia, Africa, North America,
South America, and the Hemisphere.
Not more than three weeks constant at
tention will be necessary to acquire by
this method familiar knowledge OF eve
~ country on the globe, The maps, If
made with care, will be of as much value
70 the scholar as the amount OF tutIon.--
Scholars will not fail 10 be much improved
in pehmanship.
TERMS-Ten dollars for the course,
including every necessary article, as
drawing paper. paints, quilts, pencils, In
dia rubber, use OF atlas, dlvlders' &c
PAYABLE at the expiration OF the course.
FONTAlNE PEITlS.
march 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30

Fresh leas, &c.
NOV landing from the sloop Java from
lN-New York,
80 chests young hyson tea
do III hall chests guppowder do
box containing 40 ID. canister dc
chest imperial do
80 ten catty boxes 10 FIVE do do do
box containing 40 Id. cannisters
Cargo of the ship Beaver, imported last
month of fine quality
Also lunding from the schr Ann T. ade'sne,
50 bbls low proof BaItin ore wAiskey .
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
A few boxes spermaciti, mould and dipt
candles
For sale by ~
SAM'L MESSERSMITH,
= In Store,
Mess and prime Pork, prime beef
Baltimore Chocolate No. l,2&S
Malaga and Colmenar wine
MuscateI, lunch D. keg Taisins
Mould candles low 10 close sales
Superior retailing nolasses
Muscovado sugars in bids & bhls
Baltimore whisky, Jan aica rum
Wrapping paper; binders and band.bax
b ards
Porter bottles in Hampers
Ganpowder tea in chests and half chests
Imperial do in ten catty boxes OF the
London traders cargo
bhls tar &c. march, 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-30
Casks N ails,

400 Casks Nails,
1 SSORTED sizes, now landing from
~ sch. independence, al Central wharf,
which are offered for sale low, by
ROBERTL WHITE.
N. B. Who intends keeping constant
supply of nails and brads of all sizes AID
al the most reasonable prices.
march 20 y