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MIR. HENRY GRIVEGNEE

IIAKE notice that shall proceed, under = commission
issued from the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
TO take the dispositions Of sundry Witnesses
~ certain wherein plaintiff and YOU are defen
dan at my dwenghouse Liege in the Kingdom of tbe
Neher9ndS on the 81 day Of April 1927 between the hours
VA NJ and T. NJ and II from the said deposit
ons or any OF them should be taken the time above
sPecied VIII be regularly adjourned SCH time and
place as shall be requisite until the object Of the said com
mission shall have been accomplished
JOSEPH Gil. DE SOER.
Rirhmnnd, Decemier 70. 1921. Ell
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THE PIRATE

How happens il that the Phila deIphia pub
fishers have omitted one whole chapter of'rh,
PIRATE aud that very interesting one Suci
IS the fact the thirteenth chapter is wanting
They have also omitted the authors preface.
giving tie story upon which The novel is fund
cd TO.
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Will BE SOLD

hN SATURDAY the ed inst, ut Bacon Quarter branch
- some household AMI kitchen furniture the properly OF
sisrnh Baker, deceased also, about 100000 well burnt
hcAs-Ierms OF sale all of dollars and under
cysh and tor all sums above, credit will be given
Also, the TAVERN and Meadow attached 10 H. will he
rented tor twelve months for which bond securit,
gwen on the Etst of March next. -
CLEvEARS BAKER, Elcc-,.ors ef
MARTIN BAKER, Martin BG-
February 9. ga 81 W
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O"ted STATES Court, Fifth Circuit and Virgi-
1,,->,,, - ma District, December I9th 1871
CUNNINGHAM CoIiBErT, John Laurie, Gilbert IlamiI-
ION; John Sterling and George Lothian, assignees Of
''N ..;.S' PfaitlfJ,
Edward Johnson Samuel Iobson and Elizabeth his wife
anu henrietta johnson, which said Edward Elizabeth and
henrettaare the heirs de,sees Of Edward Johnson
deed, and others - ~, = -"
appearing TO the Court that the
uet'ee rendered III this the 9th day June
% as utees the conveyance OF the lots and warehouse
u ahu 'hefein mentioned be made George Iiay has
NOT peen executed though sums as the rents of the
su warehouse have been receive applied .c Ear;
payment oi me sum o money and interest the snd
anu any further in the the said
ecee-on the motion of the plaintiffs much fihe said
oee as dTecs The said to the said
neose ray and the order made in this 7th
@ VI december last, aside, the court doth adj
Juge order and decree; that the he apponie
OF the court for the purpose making sale of
Tue sNid lets warehouse and land and do after adj
'efns Tie time and place of sale in some newspaper
published i'll the city of Richmond for four weeks
se! expose TO public sale for ready money the said lots
warehouse and land and after first derayng ali the charp-
me sale deposit the surplus OF the proceeds
es III te oce OF discount and deposit Bank Of the
oned States ia RICHMOND credit of This cause and
sulec 10 the future order o the court: But should the
pIih ms or Their authorised agent attorney the pur-
u"s' oi the SAID property, thereof tue marshal
~ nor 10 require the pay ment of the Of pur-
e nut Is TO report the court as he is hereby
ecteu 10 report all his proceedings ander this decree
oTuer 10 Dal decree And court doth further order
aus uecree that commissioner Of this court do take an ac
count OF All The rents OF the warehouse since
eIShh OF June 1900 and applied applicable the
pyneh al The sum and interest in the said Of the
elh OF Jane 1905 mentioned, and an account s.wing
tue balance oil the said interest after creitinp ali
uen rents 50 applied applicable tie payment thereof
accounts lie IS tn report, with matter specially
"eeiheu pertinent by himself required by the par
S :" oe 90 stated ACopy-Teste
R.JECFRIES Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
g will give a PREMIUM for GOLD and
SPANISH DOLLARS.
TRITS1' SALE
FOR SALE,
- The COTTON FACTORY and


Il The COTTON FACTORY and
s.si MILLS, in the lower end of Louisa county, known
UAA- 10y The name OF Western. This property the
souttanit river failing thirty miles
above the city of Richmond of few ncrs over
one hundret OF excellent land, with "A large convenient
house 81 by 81 feet has floors above ground floor re-
Gently built oi excellent buck and faithfully
machinery consists OF 800 spindlc, with the
cardns and rowing machines, picking machine all
'e necessary tools for making hinery. very strong
STONE dam * erected the river The mill-hous
Quilt of wood two stories high and pair OF
stones There IS likewise SAW MILL the premises
new brick dwelling house stories high 20 bv 30 feet
wing 10 by 20 feet together with small
The above property Is situated in healthy agreeable
neighborood, and is well worth the gentlemen
wishing To pursue the business of wheat
or cotton and will be disposed o reasonable terms.
IL II should not he sold privately before the
january next will on that day ii fair otherwise the ne 81
lair day, he sold at public auction ihe premises
JOHN SHELTON & co.
u Mr. John Shetton Mr.. Anderson Rowles both living
l'SSr the premises fully authorized with ANY
person wishing purchase J. 5. & co
November IS.
y The above property not having been sold is still
ed at private sale. j. s 40 60.
IAnuprv
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" 49, ~ I'IILI-oI UNI VI ANUFACTUKY i.
VIE subscriber, successor TO White, Davidson Co. and
davidson SHELL OF Richmond, respectfully bees leave
10 inform the public that he continues manufacture 10
oder and has hand handsome assortment
maf, neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Burr Mil
Sonfj which he will dispose Of prices suitable TO the
unes orders viii be thankfully received and promptly
executed Country produce market prices or negotiable
ho'es satisfactorily endorsed will be taken in payment,
September 81. se-y.tf
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= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

A[-<A -NAC <Ai1iIC< Ia.
sssM Inc house an plaHtation, adjoining the CITY Of
N-y& Williamsburg. hate the residence OF Iiitlc,on
iazeweii deceased is offered for sale. ANY gentleman de-
s"us OF gazing his children liberal education or kpenng
boarding house extensive scale find great adj
vantage IN purchasing this estate which and
outouses are calculated To accommodate family OF any
SIZE The land consisting OF about acres is highly inn
proved and eomprehends Of the profitable mead
ows ot ITS extent, IN the state Applications tn purchase AZ
private contract may be made William farewell of the
cry oi hiciInond or William o. Goode Of NeckIenbrp
cotylf not sold in this mode previous Ia The i26 ,
harch neIt viii then he offered the hghes bidder
eeiore TIE door ct the Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg
Any person wishing To view this property may applv IN
ibe present manager thereof. - - try ~
ohasersrerus onr-fourth in cash and tho haanre
and two years from the day of sale. " ~
WILLIAM TAIEWEII )Fx,ors of 7 Ta,o
CATHERINE TAzEWELL, we'll deed.
February 2. o. ~
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

fhhI division Of the personal Of Captain JOHN
- iALlAf ERRO, deceased having taken place and VIM.
Talierro egatce thereto being absent he is hereby no.
ROBERT OgROtJu NJ Aduninie,,,,or
January o. On a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

Collision bet,ceen the t,co branches Of the pro-
uinclM Legislature Of Loicer Canada.-We
published paragraph from the Montreal paper
few days since, stating that difficulty had
lately arisen between the House of Assembly
OF Lower Canada, and the Legislative Council,
and that in consequence of the language of
one of the Council, while engaged in debate,
IN relation to the proceedings of the house, the
latter had passed sundry resolutions, arraign-
ing that member ofthe Council for breach
OF their privileges. We have now before us
Quebec paper of the 5th inst containing the
whole proceedings. Il While reading this ar
ticle, the reader will not forget the series OF
resolutions which we published few weeks
since, as passed by the House of Assembly,
as they were of AN extraordinary character,
and probably the spirit which has dictated
those, has led to this proceeding.l We have
room Tor only the following extracts from this
Daupr.
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THOMAS VANNERSON.
ADVERTISEMENT.

his professional services the inhabitants OF
Ddhehester aud its vicinity Tie occupies the rooms
''ss ne 4rch, opposite JObnSOn's Warehouse.
Manchesier. February 70. q5-gfF
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Feb. z.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08

PORTLAND, TUESDAY, OCT. q, 1892.

The falsehoods OF the Argus have exhiL-
tied character Of atrocity, rarely, if ever e.
qualed. When any work Of more than common
imPudenee, lying, and maIignity i to be attcmp-
ted, its former champion is called in to help his
understrapper. We presume he stipulated to
do this after his elevation when desperate
necessity should require it. The principle OF
the Argus--is stick closely 70 a falschood when
necessary, and if convicted, proclaim another,
and another, in such quick succession that tie
convictions cannot keep pace with them, mas
much as ten hes may be told in q shorter period
than one can be detected and exposed The
Argus man has proved this by long experience
and that thus the multitude can be amused and
cheated. They have ascertainei too, that If
they become SO odious, that the persons 77ho are
abused, would think it beiittiing themselves 10
take notice Of them, this is the best hope they
can have, of psrseverng in these detestable
labours, s will then calculate 10 DO il without
interruption. Such has now become the char.
acter Of the Argus, even in the estimation Of its
political brethren. In our last, We copied from
the Bath Gazette, democratic paper in which
the Argus, is characterized as sttterly deficient
in common uenacity" The last Statesman saws
Of the Argus Elitor that he is
" one OF the mcst impulent, malicious.
and abandoned liars, that ever insulted
and disgraced human naturenl =.
This character of the Argus is drawn By po-
hticai brethren. They have been intimate. like
hand and glove, until lately, and best know its
real character. 1t seems these papers cannot
60 the full length Of the Argus policy, & shrink
back at the view Of moral depravity which
the columns of that paper weekly exhibit. Ii
we should lind in private life, a regular system
Of conduct which utterly excludes the truth ,ve
should contemplate it with horror. Should il be
found 10 exist in the family circle. all the dutie.
OF parents, Children. brothers and sisters. would
soon be annihilated, aud man be reduced 70
greater degree Of barbarism thanti4at Of savages
It among neighbors, every social ana friendly
principle would be lost 10 such feelings as char.
acterize the internal world.
What incaIculabc mischicfs would result. If
It were admitted into commercial concerns; al
confidence would Be destroyed between man and
man. Instead Of honest ana fair dealing, We
should find nothing but knayeryy; instead ofre3-
ular and honorable commerce, or merchants
and mariners would become = set Of pirates, ana
pluhder aud blood, would cover the ocean with
enornties.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08

Twill Just men,ion some requisites n ihe char.
actcr Of the maa, whom ! shoat clcgss tyr ifo.
first officer in the nnion. y
He must be man,
l. Who does not swear profanelY; lest he
should forget the solcmnlty aul the obligation "a
his inaugural oath.
2 Who does not keep slaves; lest he should
forget the distinction between hiacl and white,
and put his constituents under oyerseers-
G. Who dUes not drink Than loHr glasses
Of vino a day; that We may Away have sober
pilot at the helm
4. Who never was engaged 10 duel, either
as first Or second; lest when he has tic honor NJ
the nation to defend well as his own, he should
challenge some Of the potcntates of the world,
and expect the people 10 second him.
). Who NEEDLES not with his neiglIbor's con-
sciences; but talks every day with bis own, be-
lieves the bible, and fears and wogsLips God.
6. Who is the husband Of Que wife.
2. Who is not, and never has hcen bank
rupt; lest he should speculate too freely with
money not bis own.
3. Who never setnP paper, nor conToked .
cancus, TO work himself into aEy Office.
8. Who eats TO support life, and strengthen
him for tie cares and labors of Office, and then
stops.
10. Who goes to bed at night, and rises IN TIE
morning.
H. Who keeps % hobby horse, aud nege7
rides one. 4a
IL. Who does not rsrieneter when there we're
democrats or federasts 10 the country.
13. Who has Intimate acquaintance on both
sides Of the Potomac ; but interested friends Oh
neither
+ IA. Who was never addicted to gambling ;lest
he should get his hand in, and stake the nation.
Is. Who was a good 10y 10 his parents TIL he
was one and twenty; and has been iiligent and
faithful in every subordinate Office he las hell,
on his way to tie chair of state.
15. Who h1s no. enemies in private life.
II. Who was never suspected OF inessc il hii
priTate-or official Golcefns.
l3. Who has jogea no elbows, and given no
polite kicks, while ascending the ladder Of clIce,
BAT always waited ill he was caIlel to 20 ID
higher.
10. Whose head did not " swim" when he
became member Of congress, the governor OF
state, member Of the cabinet, or foreign
ambassador; that he may stand firm ali collect
ed on the pinnacle.
II will be granted these are Indispensable
qualifications. Yet there is nothing required
very remarkable. 1t is pity then if the man
cannot be found among the whole posse, who
have been nained as candidates. O.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
DD1ltgGfSr>

EItrdct q a letter from q resident at Pensaco-
Ia nnLa z l,Lu.L.t 2Qth 1900

ETtrdct q a letter FROM q resident al Pensaco-
la. ddtf > .lugpa 30h, 1892.
" The yellow lever prevails 10 an alarming
extent here--nost of The city dying with it,
/ have been 'aneli for some days. so much
fatigued by sitting up aud assisting tue dis.
Iressed but put my trust in The Almighty,
who i The source ofslI things.
3" There is not, at this present 'ine. sufi-
ciep' number 10 bury tlie dead and make coi-
tins. some having been buried without.
We learn from Pensacola, says The Mobile
paper OF Sept. 5, that fifteen persons were
buried IN one morning, vino had died o. yell
low !eyer Dr. Bronaugh. Presidentfof the
Legislative Council, was seytraly iu!ec,ed.-
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
CANADA.
From The Ontario Repository.
RouNDARY LINE.

BOUNDARY LINE.
A meeting was held on the 9Th ult, at Corn
wall, L. G. TO consider what measures were
necessary 10 be adopted to prevent The raufi-
cation, by bis Britannia Majesiy's government
of the agreement of the American aad British
Commissioners, relative TO the Boundary Line
al the Long Sault and BarDhart's Island. AT
this meeting, several resolutions were passed,
pointing out some of the Injurious conse-
quences which must result TO Upper Canada,
iflhe agreement should be ratified. The first
resolution says
Should the agreement Of the Commissions
ers under the treaty Of Ghent, relative to The
Boundary Line between this Province and
The United States be carried into effect as re-
Gently published, the inhabitants Of this Prov
ince will have no water communications by
which bey can transport their produce 10 the
market Of Lower Canada, inasmuch as the
extent Of one hundred yards agreed upon by
the Commissioners as the American Boundary
on the north side OF Barnhart's Island will
come, within a few yards Of the Canadian
shore, and will cover the whole of the navI-
gable channel of the 81. Lawrence"
In the second resolution il is said, that
+" If the lower Long Sault and Barnbart's
Island be given to The United States, II wlI', in
effect, be sufrendering all right 10 the free
navigation cf the St. Lawrence, as it viii De
in The power OF Tue United States, al apy time
lis policy may seem to require it, 70 prevent
the inhabitants Of Upper Canada from using
the channel on the south side Of Long Suit
and BaHhert's Islands, which, in the present
state Of the country, is the ony nasigable
channel FOR boats carrying cargo"
But what says the Treaty Of Ghent on this
subject ? Simply this that the decision
OF the Commissioners +" shall be final and con-
elusive
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
LOUISIANA.
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW-oRL

YELLOW FEVER AT NEW-oRLEANs.
New-OrIeans papers Of the Alb ult. arrived
yesterday by mail, in which we find the fol-
lowing annuncialion by the Board OF Health,
Of the commencement Of the yellow fever at
that place. The number Of burials on the 2d
was eleven, all Of whom died by fevers, But
only two were deronlnated yellow fever.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
MASSACHUSETTS.
EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCT.

EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCT.
4 pumpkin seed, Accidentally deposited in
a garden spot Of Walter M'Farland, Esq Of
RoPlinton, the last spring, has produced thirty
orc pumpkins, weighing 574 pounds the
length Of he vine and branches. being 800
feet. We have full assurance Of these facts.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
MARYLAND.
HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.

HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.
The deaths al Baltimore for tie last week,
are stated in tae papers Of that city to have
been 96- forty -sevet Of which were Of Feuer
but of what kind they cautiously abstain
from telling.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08

CuIacoa, Sept 2. 1922. CabeIlo is
still IL The hands OF the royaIists-lhc force,
say 1900 Morales made feint of goiog to
wiudward, 10 attack Laguira, but suddenly
changed and went 10 Maracaybo which has
no doubt fallen into his hands, as there was
but small garrison there.
The priva,eer La Cente.a j. here-her
consort, the Condor, commanded by the moi
ed Pelot, was taken by the tr,gate Ligera aud
brig Hercules in calm. Peiot escaped with
four men in his bost-the CenteIla escaped
by means OF her sweeps, and put ID here upon
preiepoe of distress as they do not allow
any armed Patriot vessel 10 come IN under
their national nag.
Since the capture. The fiisaie, brig and
schooner (the prize) appeared of the port
the lrigate came in--lbe others have gone 10
join Morales at Marscay bo--it is said the
lrigate will be Condemned as unseaworlhy. =
The Patriots only want two lrigates TO have
the complete command OF the main. lie Tor
res was here few days since he has gone 0
Porto Rico. singular circumstance occur
ret yesterday in my presence-as the Pa;ri-
ct bric Orinoco was under weigh, one
of her crew .yhe was in irons jumped out oi
one OF ite port holes, and IN spite of his
shsckles swan sshore-beat OF his irons and
fed 10 The mountains. ". I. SPsct.
| PORT AU-PRINCE.
\ l.. r -.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08

A AFrench squadron under rear admiral Ha-
malin, sailed from T'oulon OF The 3Ist of July
Tor the purpose il is said, Of cruising on the
Coast OF Spain.
la France the existing or'ier of things was
permanent aud tue general prosperity IN
CFeaSlny
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08

Accounts from ST. Thomas TO the Cd inst.
state, that all the .americdns al Porto RICO had
been imprisoned By order Of fse Governor and
tia, an embargo had beer i,sisi on 4msricnn ves
se's-suil 70 be. IA conss}uu,ce Of dte capfurs q
the Plnctetd, By one q our goveraaleM 0es-
sells Sal. Gaz.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
WD1'rSgM.
CALCUTTA.


By the brig CharIes from Calcutta, we have
received papers 70 ih- - = Of April
II was reported lhe NJ ,uritas l-lnnd was to
be restored to the Frnch by the E"giish !"
exchange for Corsica.
fire at Surat DESTROYED 1000 butts and
property 10 the amount Of 10 laos.
The cI olcrs mprbus bad made its appear,
ancc again ia India.
On the Kings birth day humber Of Pris
ohers were liberated at Calcutta, some OF
whom had been 80 wears in confinement
The establishment of Telegrsphs 10 lniia
has been commenced.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
RIlODE-ISLAND.

In Belmont county, about halt nile from
E,e river ONO, one ot the aDcicnt mounds has
recently been penetrated. This mound was
40 feet diameter at the tase. 10 feet blgh,
and f. 81 Inc top. bearing upon !; large trees,
with mafks Of a succession OF growths which
had decsyed. The 6ilh sifauln consisted of
several layers oi human bones, laid trans
versely, ID great mass of decsyed matter
five or six uches thick. These bones, when
exposed 10 The air., would moudcr away al
though they seemed soiii when taken up the
Zoe and finger nails were nearly entire the
hair, long, fine, aud of dark brown colour,
and by ieling the dirt dry, and brushing it of,
it would bear 10 he combcd and straiened
out. Under Tue bones were fiat stone spear
heads, suitable TO be inserted into the end ot a
long pole, and some pieces of iron two or
three cetlong, Kind Of cut aud thrust sword
in their make, iheil handles were ofnameuied
with rings or feruIes Of silver and lead, on
which were the representations Of lerrspius
and birds and had also various triangular,
rectangular, circular and eliptical figures,
made with great mathematical exac,nsss.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
WEST INDIES.
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT.
The I. ). schooner Grampus, With her
prIze, the Pancheia, sailed from 81. Thomas
ior he United States on he s9h Aug.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
From The Z. States S4lo.292 $685. tons.
France, 1858 1918
Britain, 200. .l9o 1926
Germany and Holland, 2O3,i62 46l

We learn (ssys The New York Mercauti
Adveriser) thai the visit Of the Cyane 70 the
above place, was received ~ friendly
manner, but that there i 10 prospect Of ob-
tanning redress for the depre3ations which
have been committed 30 our commerce
by the priyaieers Of The island, otherwise than
froan ibe Spanish government. The new gov
ernor, Gen La Torres, had arrived, and, we
understand, expressed much disapprobation
Of the practices that bad been permitted, and
determination TO put stop 10 them. The
Cyane is Ultimately bound 70 The coast of Al
rica.
6 The citizen Darlour" who proposed Sc.
ditious petition TO The Chamber Of Deputies at
Port su-Prince, and who with others, was
subsequently arrested by the people, was on
the next day tried AID stot.-Those who adyo-
Gated the petition were banisbed TO various
towns in the Island. Every thing was quiet
on The 7lh Of September.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-08
Pennsylvania
BURIAL of THE BiBLE.

The papers Of PhilaieIpbis mention that
the corner stone Of ST. Andrews Church was
iaii September 5, 10 that city on which oc-
casion the Rev Bishop deposited beautiful
American edition Of the BiJie, and Common
Prayer Book IN the cavity Of The stone.