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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
PUBIJC EGIE

PUBLIC SALE.
, I virtue Of two deeds of trust cv.cr,od b. ~.
- ol1'ion and wife the dated the stl tay Of March
- nu recorded 10 the county court ~ povbatan nd
o oer recorded IN The clerks Office Powlann ON ire
1oih DAY OF Fehr"ary 1926 Tor purpn., herein n,.,
' VIII oe offered for SHE TO the highest bidder N nri
Tor cash. az Thomas Merryman's tavern in te
%n H rowhaian on the 5 dny OF October next, q ti,ct
Thomas SuHttou and wife nov reside and c,n,.;. ~
nu' more or less or 50 much thereof NAV he neceo
~ 10 satisfy TIE purposes .hr said deeds -rb
in the subscribers will be cnryrvs, n the S'e'
JCSEtH -. DAVIS.
JOIN MANEV. jun
SAMUEL WATKINS. trustees.
MATHEW HUUSuN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
THOMAS MTMFor0.

A!So my tr1ci ol LAND adjoining Which n,r al ,I.
necessary buildings for he accommodation al ru.,rI,
nrd family. Mr. Wslihall, residing al te ,lo
he property TO ANY person wishing 10 vicw II h,;,r liz
" !, vi - THOMAS @TNlFURb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
ELECTION RETURNS.


CoNGHEss.- Mrssrs. John Cocllp. Rabtrt
Allen and Samuel Houston, are elected with
ont oppos ton and Mcssrs james Standlcr,
Jacob c. lsaacks, James r. Sandford and
James b. Reynolds, by considerable maior-
ties We have not learnt the result of the
election in the first aud ninth districts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
MIILAIT

W UEAT.
IGtHE subscriber will M times give the bilrs,
prize, in CASH, for good WHEAT, delivered an III
warehouse on the BASIN, landng u, James ry,
"'.uW ,pe water BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
scptemher5 (J,r4
1'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD

~ ENiI DOibLARS REWARD
~ ANAWAl the night of the iIs NIL my nero r-p
EMANUEL (NhO calls himself Eniaurr fiiiD and ~,
ms g"inE Oh, without any provocaiun tbink his al r,
si De q get 60 the North IL Is probable toc sor.t
,rSe WIN nick tail and from Mr. Fishers STA
ne ON the night Of his rlopencn'. lie remarkably -
' rs Wen mndcn negro in the sate-bacI, = IL,
eyes rather Slv cnuuteuauce, shutters very r
When confused bought him several wears am Of st,
James itciel Of King Queru. here of his re,i,n
I'VE II his object is 10 get ." the north. have no dor m
ut ne mas obtained some persons free paper> aud Wifi mss
under another name. lie were away n black ltoodri,
coat blue Cashmere pantaloou> blnc. sin ,ss, rt i
iur hat-and carried other clnthiur with him yin 90.
me above reward and MI reasonable es nrses IL crI
1gIlrred TO me- secured in Jail that Get him again
masters q" vessels are orew1rurd employing or harborn
MN under the penaliy olihe law.
hichmnud. Sept.5. ARCUTBATn THOMAS
- The National Intelligence mud New York fa,e,,.
"'i please publish the nhnve, twice week ,r fVh,t Fs
@ rMHrd their accounts 90 this cf7re cnlleri'ii
h Thursday the ~ dav Of Ocjoer 1875 II
y wise on the next fair dav will he offered Gr Sef.
me premises 10 the highest bidder ,vipn reserve g..
cash. one tnlfof the CLEMENT TOWN MTIIS and he
zen acres ct land attached thereto, situate ON Appouot,x
rVrr ~ the county of Amelia, running Two mir m n,
Ieet iurr stones ard two Cologne. with an t.
mcinrry This properly is situated A. vcait, ncic
"n"d "S any m this snte. tie distance an, ;e
,tf an" r'cci'ins upon an of ite ,-nrs 9D0o
"o'hrs worth oi toll each year.
THOMAS MTNFOrD
a., EDWARD MVNFGRp.
Also my troc &C LAND adjoining on which n,r All TO-.
GsrIl lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05

III SUBSCRIBER has for S'r fnur doors below lie I~Is
tavern i5OO sides SOLE LEATHER. of all grades
a 1neS both OAK aud hemlocI tamu. ut "a to 3S e.
Per ~ Whch he viii sell for cash ,roud acceptnuc,s m
III oarer Tor goo" raw hides, for good upper csarf
si cu''ieu or III ihe rough at fair valac.
liso, n General dssort,aenf Of
Calf skins aud seal skins
Al"rncco aud lining skins for shoes. hats sc
BOOT anf shoe trimmings ana shoemaAe r's tools
Best black varnish and shoe backing
Skiring and harness leather
tar and blacS bride leather
log SKINS, vrry good and very reduced nrices
saddle trees. nd good supply Of tanned, sheen slim.
morocco skins and ciuSe and lining hides for rnrrias.
uig and Wagon collars and brides
Coach lace, fringe, faSSels SC. al tie hest on,i,
600 To- English bill shoe hreaH 49,
Tanners oil and ~
=, a ennlFlete assortment Of curriers' toois
s'tiltiibtf s1wsv f.pA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05

alabama Eieciion.-Col John Mckee i
elected TO Congress from the Tuscaloosa Dis
trct
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a SlliTATlnN NJ NT.I,lI,i1 4

" lpbHH MAN, who eau produce SATISFACTORY tesiinic.
Mats "' his qualifications, is anxious 10 cueag school
Tor the ensuing lie would prefsr roptr,ctinr vt
committee, aud will close 18th any fair offer.
proposes teaching the elementary branches Of m Fu
g',h et"cniion, the Latin and reek language a,i al
hiEtt branches ct collegiate education lie pie 90 e
uns'u'l"n to tho duties OF his school. lie cecs
u", Important than celebrity progress III. ai,
tnreio.e' wiz he To nbue the mind the pupil deeply
with whatever he teaches FNF f'
Any person disposed make him nm offer " IN be So o,
as To address their letters 4. u Prince Edward ,,r,
tended TO. Sent s - Wy '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05
FOREIGN BANK PAPER.

We understand that an arrangement was en-
tered into yesterday by the Union, CONNER
cial & Farmers Mechanics and Farmers and
Merchants Banks Of this city to receive as
cash (that is. without discount or delay the
paper of the Banks cfthe District of Column
bia, Virginia State Banks and Branches, Val
ley Banks ofVa. and the neighbouring Penn
sylvania and all the solvent Banks in MARYLAND.
10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05

NASHVILLE, August i8.-Thomas Crulch-
or, Esq has Seen appointed Pension agent
for West Tennessee, in the place of Ste
phen Cantlfn Fro removed
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IN pursuance Of . deed of trust executed
4 10 the subscriber by John Reid, esq. bear
ing date the 29th May, 1922, and recorded in
the court Of Campbell county, Tor the purpose
81 securing the payment OF sundry debts due
the late concern Of William q Garland II
Mitchell, OF the city OF Richmond, | slall, ON
Monday the 18th day of November next, if
fair, if not the next fair day, proceed 10 sell,
10 the highest bidder, at public auction, for
casb
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1--WE declaration ny Tie Representative oil
4 the United Gvlani,e OF North America
acting forth the cause, aud necessity II talliug
up arms, Juy ., l7f5-The Peljtien by the
Representatives Of che United Colonies, 10 IT,.
k,ug ct 81 eat Britain. July 8, i775-Aprocla
ton OF Congress I day OF ia ting, hunilia-
tion aud agr,, aarct Is, 1775-Thc Decla.
ration OF independence, July !, l75Gz-and the
manifesto by the Congress Of the United States
Of America, October 80, l779
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and tn, Ia, ewell Address OF General WASH
rNGpoN, TO the People the United States, an
nouncing h lntenfloa OF retiring from pubic
SERVICE. SeptemI .r 7, l796.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
:" Weave reduced to the alternative II ehuo
sing an uncoa ditional submission to the tytaa-
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fu as voluntary slave Y. Honor, Iustict, anu
huha'lIlN' 10 Dlu us '"ih' y 10 sun Chdei thti
| eedom viii, we 'e,ciyed from our gallant
ancesto $, aud which on innocent poste,ity
havea IN torece,Ve liom us. We cannos
endure the lnian,y ana guIlt OF resisntng sue
ceedmg generatIonsto that wretcaeduces wh.ch
nesitabls awal them. II we basely ent'll here
d.taty bondage upon them.
The a ms We have been compelled by our
enemieAt. assume, we will, IN defiance oieveIy
hazard, with an lbatIng tlrmness aud petseeei-
ance, employ To- the p csc. vation OF GU hbeD-
tirs-tcing with one mnd res we'd to die fr,e-
eng at t, than 10 live ,hves."- Declaration
Of Congress, settling forth The necessity u takulg
up arms-Jtiy t, l715.
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0 p The EDITORS OF TIE NIRGINIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and lis vicinity so
llclt subscriptions to The above works
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JOHN McNEAI.-Gun Maker.

I ETURNS thanks to the citizens Of
= + Lynehburg and the surrounding counties
for their very liberal encouragement since his
commencement in business. lie would fur
thor take this opportunity Of informing them
that he has now on hand, an assortment of
FOWLlNG PIECES, RIFLES, PISTOLS, and
"A variety ol other articles IN his line, OF the
first quality, which he is willing 10 dispose Of
ON very moderate terms, ms be- intends reno
wing 10 the west in The beginning OF the ensu.
ing summer. He viii continue 10 make and
repair Guns aud PIs,ols of every description
aud assures the public in general that no en-
doavors on his part shall be omitted TO render
ratsinction.
doom LOCKS and KEYS, UMBRELLAS
aud PARAsOLS, will also be repaired in the
ncHteat manner.
N d A few articles of HOUSEHOLDS
KITCHEN FuRN1TURE, consisting OF n
sidcboard, Secretary, &sundry Others, which
lie would wish To dispose of by private sale.
October 3 CTS
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
MIR TX ID,

In this town, on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Wheaton, IfiHion Bailey, Esq OF Mddletown,
to Mrs Sarah CGrdaer. daughter Of the late Mr..
Robert Braylon, Of tins town.
IN Warren, MIR John Thur6er. Jun. TO Miss Hope.
snH B0SworM MIR Joseph seymour, OF this town.
to Miss E.aiee Hubbard. OF Warren ----Cspt. Hail
Cai!d, to Airs. .farg..7nn Bennsu. daughter OF the
late Capt James Perry, Of this town.
In Providence, ii,h alt. by the Rev Mr. Tobcy,
Mr.. Royal y. D.,sicy, Of North Kingstown, to Miss
.iIary..9nn r. KnO,ses. Of the former place.
DfbD,
IN this town. on Sunday evening last, Mr.. DaDid
Wiiarns. member Of the society Of Friends. in bis
54thyear.
At,he Asylum, on The oath uI,. .a1s .,fsruon, a.
ged 81 years.
10 south Kingstown. 18th uit Mrs. Mary BuR,
widow Of Edward Hull, Esq. and daughter Of the
late DAME, weeden, Of jamestown, in her 80tb year
deeply lsmen,ed by her family. and an extensive
circle OF friends, to whom this venerable woman
highly interesting and useful. 10 her last days. In
her performance OF the relative and social duties OF
Iife she crnnently correct. snd smiabe, though
like the aged friend OF David. she would sometimes
complain Vf The nhrmities Of sge-yet, the young
who enjoyed her society, always left her with regret.
n she retained hes coBoaui, powers in degxe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02

ed 10 fre-ras sbout 20 be exploded, co one
could tell where
The fra attempt OF the horses IVES to reach
the stable whence they bad Issued, and which
Was in sighl-bsing driven from this course,
they sought refuge in . corner, which was
made by two stores, and had tho explosion
happened here, both would probably have been
shattered 10 pieces but MIR. Hall, Of
Strsfford, 10 ais anxiety 10 preserve bis own
house, then in the immediate vicinity--drove
the horses of the burning wsgon into an open
space lew rods distant, and before hs could
escape, the powder exploded!
Meantime two men and boy, working in
a hattet's shop near, saw the wagon 10 hsme,
and without knowing its Contents undertook
20 onharness the horses. They were Instant
ly warned Of their danger by the shouts oil The
surrounding muiutude, bat they either did
no, hear the cry Of powder distinctly or they
hoped time would allow them 10 accomplish
their generous purpose bu, before they had
half finished IL, tho hfe coached the powder.
II is wonderful TINT both men and horses were
not instantly shattered in pieces,-but they
were not I; one OF tho horses Is not dead, aud
tho men had presence Of mindt TO throw Ibem.
selves into the liver, and afterwards TO walk
back 20 tho tsvern-they did not die until sew.
erai hours afterwards. Their names arc Ab-
bot L. Kelley, Of Watetbogough, Me, and
Andrew Kimbsll. Of Sandwich.
Mr.. Samuel Hall Of Strsff3'd, and Lewis
Goliath (the boy) are not yet dead, but arc not
likely TO recover.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02

seldom the attendant Of advanced lie. q! her elnr.
nes. speak, ye numerous uniortunstes. who where
within her reach. u was not The ostentstion OF
wealth the giving with both hands-tbe sympathy
OF comp.ss,on the Kindness OF advice, added TO her
g,s-,he poor blessed her. and her beresved friends
may say, Well done. good and faithful servant,
enter thou into the Joy ofthy Lore"
Ia Providence, Mr. Fsnner X Allen. aged ls years
Oh board the Brothers, Of Nantucket, on his pas
ssge from the South sea. Mr., Charles Helm. son of
the late Major William Helme, o. this town. in his
25th ,esr
Drowned, on Sunday morning last. In the vicinity
OF Providence, George w. Hommond son Of the late
captain John s Hammond. OF PROV aged l4yers.
In Milford. (Del) on the 2ist ut. His Exceilency
Joseph Hcssn, Gov. Of the state Of Delaware Gov
u is The fourth who has died while holding that Of.
fee within few years.
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT,

At meeting Of the Grand Encamp.
men, of the States of Massachusetts and
Rhode. Island, holden at Boston on the
sOlh ult. the following gentleman were
elected officers for the year ensuing.
~ z Sir Henry FosS'e, Of Boston, C. W
T.. Ssr John Ca-hie, Of Providence, ~ G. ~
S,r Pe,er Grpn.en Of 40 G.. G.
Sir Johu Lo-iny Of Boston @. c o.
Rev. Mr. JsLa J.. 3laks eide q. Preia,e.
SIR JOSIAH Uh,taker. of Providence q. s. ~.
ST. Sdmuei HsrSr, ef Bosrou. G.. J. "
Ssr gioses Rieha-oi.sn Of .iffkb0roIyh. C.. It.
oir John n Csfany, Of Boston g. Rec.
SE- Jacob lines. OF "a. g. Uarsier.
ST. Iidae Stall of.NeRbO-t g. Stan Bsare-.
ST. HeetOr C.Ea, 5.vtw5uyf'r;, G. S.sOrd
Beirrr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
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JOHN B. NEWTON.

Old Sfand-No. l04, Thames. s,reet,
WILL open ,hi. day a very extensive assortment
OF Day 6oops. purchased in Boston the last
week. among them are
Superb black levantines, garnitures of
ribbons, Grape shswls. ditto Nantes. black m.nia.
rim grapes black sinchsws and ssrsnets, black Can.
ton aud nankin crapes. book and jsconet muslins.
parasols, stripe jeans, gloves aud hosiery, merino
shswls and hsndkerehsfs. black twiiied bombazett,
black Italian grapes. vestings, &c. &c
CT We forbesr resorting to the ver, fashionable
and s'ate mode OF advertising prices--we should be
pleased to have purchasers cali aud examine for
themselves. Julv o