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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
VIRGINIA towit !:

49, w Wlbs
Berkeley County, IS.
February Term, 1885,
James Craig and Tunis Titus. Execus.
tors Of Francis Tit, 8, dec. Pitts.
AGAINST
Frederick Freshour and George Fresh-
our, Administrators of Mary Fresh.
our, deceased, Dcfts,
IN CH.aNCERY.
TheDefendant Frederick Freshour. not
having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the Act of Assem-.
bly, and Rules ofthis Court and it an
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
he .. not an inhabitant Of this Common
wealth-It is ordered, that the said De.
PENDANT do appear here on the second
Monday in May next, and answer
the Bill ofthe PITS. and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in the Mar.
tinsburg Gazette, for two months sue
cessively. and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of this county.
A copy-1este,
DAVID HUNTER, C. b. @.
March 6.-2m q
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
SPRING GOODS

TUST imported in the Ship Belvedera
- from Liverpool which arrived at the
port of Baltimore, the other day. We
are now opening an extensive assert.
ment of British Dry Goods-Also Do.
mestic,. German, French and India
Goods. In this selection there is a
J great variety of entirely new and most
beautiful articles: Ladies and Gentle
men now have an opportunity of sup
plying themselves with a great variety
of ne,O and fashionable Goods. This as.
sortment is worthy the immediate atten-
ton of every person, not only because
the Goods are neao, but also because
they are uncOmmonly cheap.
j. S. LANE & TGWNER.
Shepherds Town, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Boot and Shoe :
Making.
10 50 STI1VMNSo

10 So STMVWNSo
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the La
III dies and Gentlemen of Martins
burg and its vicinity, that he intends car
rying on the Boot and Shoe Making Blu
siness in the house belonging to Capt.
John Poisal, on King Street, where he
hopes, through strict attention, a gener-
GUS public will grant him, at least, a
share patronage. Those who favour
him with their custom may rely on hav-
ing their work done we'll.
Martinsburg, April l7.--tf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
AND CT OUN
MAKINGo
j. LITTLE,

y especially informs the Citizens of
IN Martinsburg and its vicinity,
that he intends carrying on the above
business in all its varieties, in the house
lately occupied by Mr.. linn, deceased,
nearly opposite the S'artinsburg Inn.
He hopes by strictsattention and a tho
rough knowledge of his profession, to
merit and receives share Of public pa
tronage. AS he intends to devote his at
tention particularly to Watches, he will
repair all kinds, Reporters, DupIax,
Horizontal, Patent-levers, in the very
best manner. Also those who wish to
favour him with their custom for Clocks,
may rest assured on having them, made
of the best materials and finished in the
neatcst manner. Silyer-work and Jew
elry neatly repaired-All on the most
reasonable terms for cash only.
Martinsburg, May /.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
TEACHER Wanted.

7H7HE subscribers wish to employ a
n Young Man that can come we'll
recommended as Teacher of Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic and the English
Grammer. Application can bemade to
either Of the undersigned, living near
Parks Gap.
John Tabh'
Samuel Cunningham,
abraham Showers,
James Robinson. y
April l7.-4w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Homemade Twill'd Bags.

AAOiilSiHduC Il VIII VI lDugS.
NX7E have just received supply of
w first rate Homemade Twill'd
Bags,
Homemade Flax Linen;
do Flax and Tow do.
do Tow do
White and Brown Ticklingbursh,
No. Horse mack Burlaps,
Russia Sheeting, Dowlas and Duck,
Scotch Sheeting, Dowlas and Duck,
rs & a. Irish Linen,
Renting and Linen Cambricks,
Ga IA S-4 & 1914 Damask Linen
Diaper,
Irish Sheeiing,
Merseils Quilts and Knotted Coun.
terpanes.
All fresh new goods, of this springs i'm
portation, which will be sold unusually
low.
j. S. LANE & TOWNER.
Shepherds Town, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell his House
l. and Lot stu ate on Martin street.
Martinsburg. On this Lot are com.
- ortable DWELLING HOUSE.
E::. Kitchen, good Stable and a
S.l.z1 Slaughter House, &c. A bar.
gain will be given in this property, if i'm
mediate application be made. The
terms will be made known on applica-
ton to the subscriber living on the rrema-
es. ABRAHAM HOOPER.
March l3.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
NOtiCe.

A LII persons having claims against
"A the estate of Capt. Magnus Tate,
decd. are desired to bring them forward
properly authenticated for settlement:
and all those indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment
as long indulgence cannot be given.
GEORGE HARRIS, Admir-.
April IL, l82S.-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Pedigree.


Young Hyatoga was got by the celebrated
pacing horse old Hyatoga, who was sold when
Is years old for $4,000, his dam Mr.. Clark
sons thorough bred mare Mariah-Mariah was
got by Turner Dixon's celebrated ruhing
thorse Jeston, her dam by the imported horse
Sir Archs, who was the sire Of the celebrated
running mare Gentle Kitty. her 6. 6. dam by
he imported horse Stirling.
"We the subscribers do hereby certify that
Young Hyatoga, now the property of Mr.. Rob-
ert r. Bryarly, is a sure and 6rst-rate foal
getter. Given under our hands this Goth day
OF March, 1923.
William GARRISON,
Thornton BuckRer,
John Taylor,
Ferguson Bell,
Hector Bell,
Joseph Gtosscock,
John Marshall, un.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Negroes for Sale. .
A MAN and his WIFE and
two CHILDREN.
For further information, apply to the
PRINTER
January 23--f
Trust Sale.


DY virtue of Deed of Trust. from
ID Abraham Levy and Ann Catherine
Levy to the undersigned, for the benefit
of Michael Hout, will be offered for sale
to the highest bidder. for CASH, on the
18th day of May next on the premises
such interest as was conveyed by.
said Deed of Trust in and to one
HALF OF LOT No. 1873,
in the town of Martinsburg, or so much
of said interest as will be sufficient to
pay the debt, interest and costs mention
ed in said deed, & the cost and charges
attending the sale. This is the same
property now occupied by Mr. Levy.
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
April. 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
TUITION.
MRS. lLlTTLHo

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inha-
IL sbitants of Martinsburg and its vi
cinity that she intends opening Semina-
ry for the instruction of Young Ladies,
On Monday the l4th inst.
Ia which will be taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English 0rammer,
History and Chronology. Geography with
the use of the Globes, Bellies Letters in
Guiding Rhetoric, Composition, Elocu-
ton. &c.
Drawing and Painting Maps, Land
scapes and Flowers, also Painting on
Velvet and Satin, with every variety
OF useful and ornamental Needle. Work
Mrs. T.. flatters herself that the expe-
rience she has had in the important duty
of teaching both in England and this
country, will enable her to secure the ap-
probation OF. those who may honour her
with their patronage. Terms may be
known at the Seminary where parents
will have an opportunity of examining
specimens of several of the above bran
ches.
A few Young Ladies can be accom-.
modated with boarding on moderate
terms.
Martinsburg, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Store House and Dzcelling,
FOR SAhRo

r WILL sell to the highest bidder,
i on Thursday the 9Th day of May
next, if fair, if not the next fair day, (if
not sold at private sale before) my ipro-
perty in the town of Darksville, Berke-
ley County, situate on the main street.
and in the most elevated part of the
town, consisting of half an acre of
ground, on which are an excellent
- STORlH HOUSE,
rs: comfortable DWELL
SsA LING adjoining, and
all necessary out Buildings.-The Store
House, | have lately commenced en-
larging, and am now going on to fit it
up completely, which | expect to have
done by the day of sale, and when done
will be a handsome and convenient Store
Room-The Dwelling is already COM
Portable. and by raising it the same
height of the Store House, and weather
boarding it, in front SO as to correspond
with the Store House. the whole will
make good appearance, and such an
alteration will cost very little. The
Lot is said to be as good, if not the best
in the Town, it is free from Rock, and
tolerably we'll enclosed.
The advantages attending the above
mentioned stand for a we'll assorted
Store must be obvious to any person &C
quainted with the neighborhood, and
those who are not, can easily satisfy them
selves by making inquiry in the Town
and neighbourhood any person having
it in view to commence the Mercantile
Business. even year hence, will do
we'll to purchase this property now, as
they will thereby secure good situa-
ton, and the Dwelling part, exclusive
of the Store rents for as much as the in
terest on what will be willing to take
for all the property; therefore those wish
ing to buy this desirable property may
expect great bargain, and if they wish
to view it before the 9th day of May, can
do SO, by calling at the premises, where
they will find two gentlemen, who will
show them the property.-The terms of
Sale will be one half in hand aud the
balance payable on the lst day of April
1924, giving Bond with approved securi-
| ty.-Those wishing to make application
| as purchasers before the day of sale, NAV
! find me in Shepherds Town, or at Mr.
Daniel Buckles's within two miles o.
said Town.
JOHN MARSHALL.
| Shepherds Town, April 18th, 1928.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-01
Young Hyatoga,

Is a beautiful chesnut sorrel, now rising six
years old, stands full sixteen hands high on
elegant set of limbs, he is pronounced by good
judges one among the first pacing horses in
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
tALE IA LANnS

PURSUANT 10 decree ofthe Court oc Canrerv for fine
- usUicl OF Williamsburg. pronounced a July term la,
WIZ ne se io the highest bidder public auction before
t 600" 81 the Courthouse OiJ1mes Civ county ON the
second Monday in November being james CITE cntptv
court d8y the following tracts of land, hrnnenr To- The
he OF panei Jones' Senr deceased aud situated in the
l = containing by old survey five hundred and tIrfy
'cc wing two and half miles above WILLIAMSBURG has
on w. "f 80 acres OF which first swamp land and
a' ~ OF wood on IT, very conveniently situated
NecN containing about $50 acres situated usvieabie
clIr'il or creek ct the same and within col
chckaumiBy river. The Improvements on this ttsrt arc
i"iiahy good. aud IL abounds boz good timber. Also an
"ncf lfact called Morris s. containing 400 Hcrp ON l,I
Hre gnod buildings and is we'll tnhered Wing i'm Q mil Z
9 Williamsburg And small tract uf 100 acres called
tNth s. adjoining The 'nds OF william Hauker and lies
"ihiu two miles OF lorR liver, Witch there are NO i'm
pf"Yements credit IF one, two, three. four and I'VE
t's "h'Wed the purchaser, upon giving bond aud -
proved security, viii deed NJ trus on the prorerty
Wm. MCANDLISu, NJ. g. u. q. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
IRELAND


1here u evidently considerable anxiety f'l, ,
ooth IA aud ouf of Parliament, onaccouot ofthr
discuntenis al the Irish people Troops are
pouring INFO the Island The means oi re-
medyng here'is has been prominrn, object
OF consideration IN tic present Parliament 49,
Mr. Peel has lately stated, that 90 ont OF 81
days oi ihc present session ha, e. been employ b.
ed m Irish subjects but cj Jono p 3lr.
Hume wished 90 aboi,.h ker ptc-- Regm go
'cruin"nij on the ground ct rXpcnse, ih,
cahd &c created, he partially 20 prpdnc,d-
.iairig that out of 1lGJ officers ju the ya,iu,.
drVrments OF ihe pubic service, there vpi,
Only iOt Catholics in suhdlrrn situations. Hr
~ ani others Imposed tAr aimhiiou of OBJ,
oJ,cc ri L'rd Liruteuaut, denying thai hi-
covers could properly be Transferred to sr
f.rg'iSh 5ece,ary of State llis motion $40.
Dos, w.iaout dnision.-A 81 hos passed lb,
tt'.' E0mlmuns aa0bI15 a gfJGt o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
WILLIAM TODD,
ROBERT POLLARD. Comm.
WILLIAM ABdsSTEAp,
GEO. 10. POINuENTEa.
LAND FOR SALE

EpI virtue vt deeI ofirps freq Wfi ntnrou aud wife 10
- US hearing die tie 2jh o December i4lt aud dulv
recorded in the clerks office Of Hanover
the payment certain at MONIES therein ntiuurai
will positively be sold 10 public auction at Trurhears All
the premises, Tuesday the W dan ScpiCmbrr
next, IL fair-if the next rig dara vnunhe ra
nfl8nd ON ChichahOmuv swamp, cudaiuiug bt tecpr.
f55 and ~ poles. The lard is ccnt
nal growth and heavily ubered mail prrpotiou ouv
being cleared, and may be considered among t, so
liable tracts for It's size n the lower end nj auotr
uaed not thnp or wrs from Richmond, on ihe
swamp and swamp road between the Fairfield net Hrd
thc land Capt W. S. AUSTIN in healthy aud agreeable
ueghhDrbrpd MI so euent CO.. uti4
slfrabiy 10 enhance re value of tbf timber which IS
90 The growth uf wheat, rOnuu toacC0 sl grass
The sale will bc made for $3.50 in money, win iucrpt
thereon from ihe fir, OF January lHs credit or
nm-y of the balance 0 tac purchase te ,t o January
70 and tfrther credit on the other moteil to use GO 90
January 1923. The cftdt payments tp be- secuted ~
bonds with satisfactory stturitt ,i d,fd &C trust the
iaud. sFtuEN MACON -
August 90 lifNtT OUTFITS, i''''t'''
The foregoing sale viii ioAe place with ,r a,,nraau,a
August t9 31-.'ts WlILTEH .H1fUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

10Y virtue ola feed zecuird to fie subscriber u.s.
- Nt Ep ou eve shth dlv Na1 fli4 ard admitted
record iH he ccuril court tnice NJ Clrsprhal on the
fJth day ni iia mDut and year. OBJ satisfy certain
-I5ms therein mentioned shall Mrrsv na, te 5fh
Just proceed tD eeN % the highest htfdfr Tor ftaiy
money before r FaWrr Nufcl iu fhe Manchester.
precisely 90 O'Clock, SIS NEGNOES to niJ ID q and
i1ac $3.50 mcn Sally. Patience. PEGGY aud Phebe. four
women rnd girls. 1he t 90 fhe abo, smcufiourd slave.
o. believed 'n Do indi,puahir. ht e sulr-her win only
convey Such l.it as q vested in bsl as Trustee.
haocaes'e'rau@ a. . wv. ARCHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
Ellesel efa leller nom N cnraliua.

Oar political ams phere appears lo be thick ching,
and iea VIII soon be much agitaicJ. Tie clouds
winch oyerhang us, proceed from different cause, and
either OF them sufficient produce considerable ex-
ci'cnieni bni IL they should he uniIed, in Nuvem-
her neN. IN Our Metropolis, may produce very INFER
esung consequences mean the Call Ola Conyeu-
ION iur amending Stale Constitution" and the
Presidential Election"
be campaign ior he presidential election is iust
opening with MS with some spirit, aud apreatiy win
considerable diversity OF op'niOn-l saJ apparently,
hccHuse tie BnleIgh" STAR has come out ~ open
support oil Ms Cdihouu and sidtes as facts opinions
which J cannot subscribe 10, rs tu the popularity
Of Mic Cilhoun ~ the Wes,e,n par, Of ihe state
Ny Inflammation upon thu subject 50 | believe ~
much 90 he relied upon rs his, AID form very dif-
iereni Jesuit few days will lmuish Us with facts
from Which we may calculate with more certainty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
G@TEE sySysS
L0lle,y 5. Erchanes Qgice. lI4 .ilarset .lree

Lottery s. Exchange Office, ia .ilarIcf street
BALTIMORE
o Wner9 ihe grcHt capital prize, in 10Th TIE LAST
hoIlEHIEs were s"ld. and WHERE MORE CAPITAL
OTTER OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Nhers from any part Gf the United States tv mail rnot
"u pr Nv private conveyance, enclosing the cash rr przr
~ d'N nIIe baihnore lotteries, viii meet the same prumut
~" punciua attenuYn, a. IL on perUnM application adj
orr ,srd Cd. J. I. CDIItN L. e,.,,''''' ~"
~ tOtEN'S Lottery Gn-tfe and Rfafsf,r" vb ri is
published every week viii contain the official stsnt cL
gwng OF the Grrnd STATE and lou,p,if lotteries and
WIZ he forwarded gratis, To all who purchase their
Al COHEN'S OFFICE. Those who wish "a receive the
Hegtsier viii mention IL when try scni on their oriers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

A. am no aspirani after Office, hu asmple citizen
and ivc nO other desire IN relation The presidential
election, hu' that ibe choice shprd 10 ~ tie most
deserving, tiiuk mty with truth sHy that am not
periiHacOus ~ NY opinions hui on the CONTRARY am
DESTROYS OF beng convinced when 90 ibr wrong.
VIII those feelings, have eNamined your truark,
on nv former number, aud an con-fi aimed to say
fi'h t''et have noi removed ~ doubts as GO 81,
Crswlotds uoursc 40 relation TO the Tsth fe,f 90
has been double. You cunccdr, as l.uudcrsiand t0u.
lie gee puiut ilt iie agfcuiiutai irtetrs, uunht
not io n- hufhcned by permanent increase OF ib,
dnnes US vrs proposed hy lhr Secretary 30 his l4ef
annual ff"nfi, ia order 90 meet 70 small. trmbor.tt
'nd contingent deficit ia the revenue. Coucednr
'his poiHi, A"u touceie every thms ! have ~ .in
TUNED i0 uie annual treasury report. VI CD
h'n's-ii errmH"s thc dth.I go hm j 100 O0U Ir
1923 Aul 100 ESQ 30 ihr u.Nt ,tst ,tu.t. r
OUR" huoHe's 90 is FOO meet 'his femo,., ir ea.-
temporary dchcr ii"t I've propose i0 make lta.g
'ha lcr"anen change 90 tic taf,f by wh.th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

PEVTyE.NTL4RY

On Friday, IN" Council authorized 8 10 a month
(beside rnons} S4nfi 10 he paid in advance for uni
form clothing, To he paid to Capt. Cary's Company Of
GHards-and Yesterday he had com pietei his c0aipa
my.-Ihey will. of course, immediately take the
place OF the Volunteers and Alilitia.-The arrange.
menis ioi removing the rubbish and making the re-
pairs ON the Peniieniiary rapidly pushed. Not
less than 90 convcis are employed upon "a. At the
close of ibis the first Of the next week hev will
all probably be again accommodated wi,hm iis walls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
STONF YAPJ,
AaCo't 49, S9-wGw Agent Tor the Factory.
SAFE OF NEGROES. 30.

WILL be sold MONDAY stb September oe Al the
w late dwelling -hnuse Charles o. Iei, dcccit
Nrcklrnhnrg Va from likeiy rgucs con-
ssi"g ct women, buys AID grl, hrlunn tie es-
state ni he said q o. Fcd.At.U, ~ the time and
place, The stock ~ horses. cattle -ts sheep together
viii all the household anj kitchen furniuIs, Consisting of
valuable articles, viz. sidri1aitl tables,
heisicad, Sc several excellent beds with their nuuiiur
tnie hneI iivrr plate, weliuned piano, excellent
iour-wit eirl riding carriage, which been little
used, with plated harness. aud If large luftly, welt
broke hurseSi cho'rs collection Of b1ukSwith many
OTHER articles, unnecessary % p1r,ieuarizc.
Terms of the sale will Ne credit until the &c Sent.
1927 the negroes and until the Aptii oer
articles for all sums exceeding y i0ieOw that aniouut
cash will be expected. Bands with arproved security
he required betting interest tie iac la the interest
Will hc renitted n ali cases here mctualt, payment
is observed ALE&k FIELD, Acting Ex.or
August ls. gO-Bt
TDY virtue decree the c.nty court Of king aud
- Queen viii he sold ftr reacv money at Nv Make
rb r.di. the iGh day Of SIP slnhcl next that tact OF
dover of ia" widow OF said decd Possession there
az will be given She terms of sale heiHF complied With
The said tract Of land said roanin hundred
tyeicht and half aud the premises = brica
dwelling houe, lately finished, and other govd con,
lent houses. CUAHLES hill,
WILLIAM TODD,
ROBERT POLLARD, Comm,
WILLIAM ARdsSrEAD
GEO. 10. POINuENTf&,
tcttst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

II We cen argue with men of li,rray-we can take
counsel OF politicians OF pracsed abiliiisSbu decline
further discussion with the Editors LynrLhurg Vr-
ginan. lt would avail hut little unravcl tue tissue
of gross misrepresentation which they have
their last PAPER Where lirile canor prevails all arg-
ment IS idle. We have done with The public aust
take their statements Tor what they worth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
PASSAGE FOR FRANCE.

JTrfH The elegant New York Packet SHIN STU
-.sz-=-4ss PIANiA, * o Nacey Master, nov living al
N''tk whi s'i for liH.re the 90 5th Sentcmhrr--
7nd csc accommodate i3 m 20 cabin passengers boz he mo
ernirei n'nner having large cabin and ezcccat beds
l1A Also,
MN The 6ne New York Ship HENRY Kemt
- Master, viii sail frr BDrdeaux tl,e s, 10 Oh
ocieu' cr and can modatr u like m1,ufr cabin
passenger These Ships we'll bnopu to lr frt tate
aud they viii taks pssteug gers ihe terms
Apply % GRAY PAAkEK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
LConmt,i,icnir1.l

Denarted thS life tie ih lust in the 18th venr of his
age, JOHN 4. THORNTON, eldest u Capt VIM. NJ
Thornton OF Oak ll, Cumberland county Va. he was
youth of an amiabe disposition and possessed
IN an eminent degree the love aud esteem of all knew
him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

y
htl subscriber wishing retire from public life now
= offers Tor sale enc ~ tiir valuable
public house in Virginia, long known the Brick House
''er situated on the main public road leading from The
city OF Richmond western country uiu,. vs
DnAlloesNiir, and within ~ miles OF University
Iefe = ABOUT 10 acres oi land attached, nov in L.h
state at cultivation Il is deemed unnecessary Ia give
minute description Of the PROPERTY we'll known
anu hOSt wishing tu purchase will ,irt, t.s rr.
"iseS' Liberal credit Wi be given Those wishing To
purchase VIII ITO wei tn make Iniui'sr rnicat ihe
teruS " ~ '''
nave also small place within rics nf the aoyq
Known by the name of Mountain Plain containing $50 acre
wn'ch i very comfortable place or small fimv. ON
j. 'oniofi''" Tram" dwelling house which all sell
'' 10y ,easohdy'e terms BENJAMIN iiARpIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

The letter Of Mr.. O'FdIlon states not less
man three successful attacks made by the a
Itickarres aud BIackloot Indians on three
Anerican pmues.-- i.earenwouiI's Expcdi-
lon had not arrived at their deslinatiun.-
should this fail, we may look out for a., il,iian
Uar.-Fhe Secretary al Wa Should employ
the most energetic measures 10 punish the
past and present future uansgrcssors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

E15,000 IS encourage emigration of TIE dis
contenied spirits no doubt TO Canada from
the south of IreiGBd. An Irish Insurrecfi0n
Act was on the tapis and met with no serious
opposition Such is the situation ola country,
for whom Nature has done SO much, AN
Man so little blessed with the most brilliant
genius, but niisruIed by the British govern
ment
SPAIN.
CADIz blockaded by the French Nina
pushed, and apparently oyrrpnwered Has
Dallasteros force enough to cut of the French
and relieve Cadiz ? This is the great hope at
present.-ls it justified by the late repuIse
which he has met with at Saguntum
North Carolina Elections for Congress
In the district Of Washington, Tyrrn &c. the
candidates are DIR. Hall (late representative
and Gen. Clark. Two counties have been
heard from. In Edgecombe, Hall 1891, Cack
S1.-in PH, Hall $50, Clark 635.
In GuiIford District, Il. NJ. Saunders, re-
elected without opposition.
Mr.. Sawyer, late representative, is opposed
hy Mr. GatIn.-in Curritltck county, for Saw
yer 352-Gatlin 1875.
Weldon n. Edwards, reelected without
OppOsit ion,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
RICHMOND PRICES CJTKT3EI5V

i"iSE Nr = voc AS Corrected ~ j. n. Hynck.
United States Bank, y i0i
Rank nf Virginia, GG
Farmers Bank, 90
Marine Stnck = { sales.
BANK NOTE EXCHA NG E-Co-ytrfed at Catsn,, 0trc,
South Carolina banks, 81
Georgia banks, ga %