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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-14
NOTICE.
Jmhortant 10 Farmers, IaUern Kcetcrs, Cc,,u.
IraUCtterS and Econonii8fs N pcheyoi

IrQUCtler6 ana EC0nOni8tS IN general
The advantages derived from straw ,IseGasEodc,
SEES cattle aud even sheep, has long been proved sr
knowledged by experienced agricuraistsiu F,r, ~
many parts OF America, 10 be very great. II ma ~
fitness for horse, not only because il much chef
nay, but il at ONCE secures them against caves hn
founders; three most destructive diseases 10
are liable and winch often destroy them N NJ "i'
their usefulness 1t has been used with astons;E
cess IN fatcnirg cattle in the STALL by gentlcranisf
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommer,i
lad before the agricultural societies IN Conncc.ic,,
Massachusetts, Sheep also do well, fed on str,, ,
ed ~ the ordinary way, for horses. These am, @
other successful experiments have been made BE- n,
prsng farmers while aborng under an H. g"''
vantages arising from the want Of some easy and ,i,
method OF cutting the straw. The Importance Of L
ec has long time called upon the genius Of bon pr
and America, to supply the public with some eyp,,r,
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been nJ
and many specimens of great ingenuity and eND4nsj
inventors, but in general have fallen shoyt, ii uti,,
old Dutch Snboy, called. '
But the pubic are now invited 10 call ard view f,l
selves a '~
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE /
which we confidently think Ian ,Xcccts every thiar f.
purpose, before exhibited both as respects slsl
cheapncss OF construction and case Of operation
Il has been in use IN Massachusetts six wear, AMI nv,
mands universal appropriations 1t IS latciy palcrtds
Giles Dayton, the inventor a whom the su.qcrle.l.
purchased the exclusive right Of making and y.llr,
IN the state of Delaware, and has also the agency /,
virtue of power of attorney from said Patenlee 10
NE above nshl TO any person persons III the connie 4
PhiIadclphia Lancaster, York. Bucks and Nor3nn,ma
the state ct PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM EYES |
June Is, 1622-ly Near New, ayle
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
VOL. XX.---NO. 50.

disapprove ofthis course, dictated hy reason,
offer and grant "A total Oblivion of an the err
rors which have precipitaed So many men Sc
duced by the wickedness of Others. Those
who are guilty of no other crime than having
joined faction, shall he exempted from the
punishment due TO il, excepting such az are
already tried and sentenced, provided they
take solcmrly, and in the hands of priest,
an oath mott" make any sort of war against
Spanlards. The amnesty, this benefit, unhop-
ed for by those who, having committed The
fatal crime of converting themselves into cru
ell enemies of their brethren, are now suffer
ing the privation of their liberty, induces me
to believe that moved by gratitude, and in
frrested for their own good, they viii eagerly
embrace the occasion of joining the ranks of
the Defenders ofIndependence. But ifin thus
just war any one shall hereafter dare tn take
arms IN favour ofIhe French army, and a
gainst the cause ofthe Spanish nation, he shall
he put 10 death immediately on being taken.
Our common mother demands our union.
Sacrifices valour, and consistency, are exacted
by the state in which we are War, war, a
gainst the French This is demanded and
hoped for from all his felJow-ciiizens by
ANTONIO QUIROGA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

INTENDING To- the part of the state
offer tor sale MAYFIELD, with the part 81 larh,vck
attached il, Of land in the
INV present residence consisting of7S9f acres
22 acres which will be added the tract sbod the suit
which pending in the court of chancery, be decided
IN favor.
The lies the south side OF Appomnttox river
within mile Of the canal and within " miles Peters
burg ia healthy, wealthy and grnIeel neighhorhoo The
land Is adapted to tue culture OF wheat and
here Is about hundred Of land hich
have lately drained, by ditch running
II ana extending upwards ola mile in length. There is
some excellent tobacco land adjoining the meadow Land,
ana ON the creek low ounds. Not than
OF the estate cleared land the other thirds
woods well timbered with pine and oak growth The i'm
pfoNeinens are brick dwelling house spacious
brch Kitchen, and all other houses rood
wen VI water in the yard springs There
- a'so WITHIN short distance, another settlement where
nave lately erected excellent dwelling house. kitchen
ana smokehouse with the yard and garden we'll enclosed
Mhynetd IS proverbia for its beauty and heahinesS of
stnaion uniting all the advantages TOWN and country
ana might be Made under udcious cement one
me nn.t productive highland in this whole section
Oh country more minute description is deemed
f'as presume whoever wishes purchase will first view
me premises IL not sold entire this will div
into lois TO suit purchasers
wonId sell with the land the of all kinds the
pHni" uiehSiis, and the crop of fodderalso
the household and kitchen furniture
ihere VIII be seeded the land this fal, of
wheat. ' - ~ -
PERSONS wishing TO purchase the whole, any part
this estate VIII make application directly o me.
september =. Si-.2m T. o GOODWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
PRIvArr coneEsrovDEvcE.

Gibraltar July II, 1928.
arrived here on the h, after ha,ing, on
the preceding evening when within five miles
of Cadiz, hren ordcred off by the French
frigate penus, being one ola squadron of
French men of war, consisting Of five line of
battle ships, &c. which are hlockading Cadiz.
The trlgate, and large barque sInop of war,
are crulzing, and endeavorng To intercept all
vessels, fishing boats included, bound that
way. They Informed me, that the French
army in the vicinity of Cddi., amounted To-
$1,000 men. When | arrived here. | found a
Dutch squadron, consisting of Il, a large
irig'te, and gun brig Also, IA French fri
gate, and two gun briggs bound probably To
CadIZ, as they must, electuay 60 blockade
that port, have number Of small vessels as
AN Immense number ofsmall boats are now
employed in carrying provisions, sc. from this
10 that city, and most ofthem get i'm safe
8 We obtain here hut very little n(orma-
lion from SpGIH; and that is received and
co'"red by fugitves. The French are expect
ed T. take possession of .DIaLaga immediat~ly
The country round Gibraltar remains Consti-
tutional ;and two days since man was shot
dead, merely fnr excaming 8 God Snre The
hing," and the assassin was not molested.
" The Congress frigate arrived here on the
18th from Philadelphia, with Mr.. NELSON,
onr Minister To Spain, and MIR. RODNEY The
latter Is in very low state of heath.-The
Constitution is shortly expected here from the
Levant There are abom 90 sail of Amer-
can vessels here Cddic is pretty well supplied
with provisions, principally from this place, MS
also water, fuel, sc. Provisions have not adj
'anced much since the blockade commenced.
and 1t is thought at all events, that they can
hold out for Two months longer. 1t seems io.
he The opinion of some Of the political tribe
here, that the war has only Just commenced
on the part of the Spaniards. But if So il APP
pears like shutting the stable door after the
strrd has escaped. l haze seen "A letter from
Mr.. APPLETON, our Secretary of Legation at
CadlH, and he seems To be- of opininn that the
Spauiards are waking up" Boston Cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
FOR SALE,

y the 18th Of October 1929 TRACT OF LAND IN the
cnN OF Halifax, containing by estmatiUn 400
p'u $40 "i which river bottom ofihe first quality
'f iEh ands are generally good well timbered and
ee. rus ianu ileS about eight miles south of he
"use on me south side of Dan river, branch of IN,
hOahOAe, winch IS navigaed with safety.
lhe estate has all the usual improv it, large
anu comodious dwelling house. house stables tobacco
houses ana buildings for other domestic pur-
poses The tract may be divided advanag eously
Graz paris aud viii be disposed desired. fifth
Vl me purchase money will be required hand
Daia"re !" TWO equal instruments, falling due the
Also, TRACT of LAND u III. said county two miles
abpNe lne eniioue Situated
ot Dan river anirg acres OF which about 100 acres
are river oi,om OF fine quality, and creek
no"n which require hut little expense them
valuable as river bottom. this there i valuable
ferry across Dan river The safe of this
~ land VIII Ice the for the mentioned tract
land Possession will be given Christmas hut permits
Sion VIII be granted the purchaser mike any
which lie wishes Tor Il crsp the ensuing year.
PAUl CAKRtNGTON
CLEMENT x. ARLINGTON,
July r. ., 80 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
S;HANNONDATE SPRTNGS

MCPHERSON county, Yd-TLe proprieiors hep leave TO
- inform the punlc that the Shannondae Springs are
now open for their reception Grateful Tor tire very
patronage bestowed upon this establishment during the
'st seN"n aud deSious Of meriiiHg Of the
Pr"'enn on ne premises The intervening would per-
INIT aud although nnf completed, the extent
ed, they have the prah, aiion of announcing tbat M al
dniona new buildings erected, will permit Them 10
hundred persons. " ' '' 90
rms delightful summer retreat is situated nj The base Of
'ne Due lhge mountains, the margin the Sheusndo
an rV'T y miles from Baltimore about 10 miles from
Hrpes Ferry: the grandeur otte mountain and
we picturesque views with which h, vicinity Inc springs
Vhrr 10 the arts. and the ahuirer, Of nature te
choieest gAicniiOn while the high cultivation of the sd
J"' country affords 20 the lovers OF field sports abun
areo game. The Shenandoah river which flows uithin
70 AMI Van enrrcle tie premises. is vel stocked
Win hgi, a"d affords remarkably fine angling
ne mrdtei1" virtue. uf springs have beep rested
n'sy approved "i ly she faculty IN cases OF de.
the country. f' - any i'
those WHO hayc visited Siann6nd,le and ,is.n -
nerf,,1ts Goo r-" word r. their hebalE az, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
STOP THE VILIAIN

y ANAWAY on the "a inst. uulat,o man named NED.
< low hut large breasted and strong made fellow
uie iow-egged has high full forehead dark es holes
IL his cars olerahly sharp chin bold open
nance a. wears his hair tied behind, perhaps
~ue iui!e and i Keen arifu fellow. lie geneely
dressed aud Doubtless hasa good silver watch with gold
OF sh' chan, plenty OF money. boots &c He rode dark
grey mare about feet inches high, in good order
shod before hoes not much long well formed
o one shoulder % IS believed the rghf) high -: the
shoulder hadeyery thick hut long and tail she
issmttd and rides we'll Ned we'll equpt fer Hing
wh heafskin big coat with large cape &C tie is good
h"maher house servant aud miller, and b hand
10 almost any thing lie has probably altered his name
tanned free papers, and Will otiegptto pass free man
some other state will give reward Of hundred dol
lars Tor Ned and twenty dollars (or In, mare IL taken Win
ou ie state and delivered to secured obtain
mem or aU tat anonni IN either CASE, Il taken Thin
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

'.ti subscriber oilers Tor year,
= 'a'aic corn and cotton the Roanoke yer
IN N"r'i Carolina itiies in Mush Island Immediately he
!n" me great tails OF the river and noacent of
Weldon here the canal trrniutes The navigation
T. Tue Hlaud Is good for hnnts carrying 500
n'FtIs "1 cofn Nearly son cleared i'm pro
dnc'ivc cultivation. There 500 more tn clear
"'eh Tue tenant viii tie permitted advantageous
terms tie VIII take is rent in money third uf
The produce from the abou least able hands IL
tor the present wear rented Capt lanes Gee,
nhn'ser viii slew il To persons dispoSrsl
lie has another tarm in ihr fork of White Oak Swami
AMI chckih0miny river, which he rent for one ~
more nrs---lt IS n miles below this cit,-has $50
acres opened and 400 more sf very rich land vet to
cl"ar On the swamp aud River, which tenant may
90 on mutually advantageous terms, the timber being
vary valuable Coienel Burton is the tenant and
MS "Ver'eef Will sbew the land amy Disposed rent
September - SIT JOS TRENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
LANDS FOD SAIE


pursuance of deed OF execsted nv VIM II.
c"heii ESQ bearing date the 9Th day of March in
buckingham and OF Nelson shalt on Wednesday the sI,
lay of October next il fair ifnot The ay pro.
crtd 10 sen n the highest bidder public auction, The
following tracts OF land. viz
One ir"ct James river, the county Of buckingham
called Moutevid,, which the said Cabrll now resides
containing abou six thousand
James river, commonly called Midway. Town OF
NarmifNter being the tract on wich ihc sid Ca
| formerly resided and containing about sixteen hundred
i1ch of rbese tracts it Is brioved will admit Of adyan,a.
grnus din isiou but the, while Va r,fire or i'm snaIirr
tracts ne 'r tie day OF sale may b. thought best calculated
AZ te same time viii he sold as aforesaid the said VIM,
H. CaheiIs he estate hy the courtesy
mali tracts adjoiung the Midway tract. containing about
wo hundred acres. Also his lie estate a tenant bv .
couresy, other county ct Nelson sdicin
ing the lands rs Robert yes Esq Doctor toche and
aad containing eight acres But aIihc'
We have 30 right, uner Che deed Of lf,st aforesaid srl
Hny greater interest in the three than
ne life 'iatr OF e said Uuhc authorised
sly that The persons entitled the reyesonnry interest
The said lands after bis death will sale ana thus
convey !ry ne la'l zee .mpie 10 The purchaser
rhe sale ot hc above lands will take place at the tim"
above mentioned Monte Vitee the present
We s'ed Camel" on three equal annual nsaimenis; bonds
with approved security ecufe>. for the due payment
~ the purchase money wi rcqvired the respective
purchaser as the additional security Of deed, of trust
on he Lands purchased JOHN COALrEB.
August H. 1925 JNO. Il. COOKE
The above sale place with my concurrence and NJ
ms request will sbew the property thne disposed
,'V H. or IN absence, 20 be- sbewu by John Scruggs
EIr Gil- aud Robert Wiihonfn who live the land.
ihepr"periy offered sale lies about nifrty five
1nts oyt Ri hmond AID is il is believed, OF equal value
81 anf intit' state.
Ia ffouIcYdeo tr1r contains upwards or two hundred
|na ci-lt acres hist janis river bottoms, three
,,-,.,. " -... ' u,'"E g'We to"cI". ne 1r'hlrs'
Pa'9ps, 9e ioino on an' oner farm IN Virginia. The
enee requisite ,e com ,i h. recommendation of Ill.,
arcei ismdy and aIl ih' exts ns siranre
fy ient and easv IL is proyerbal fr the
eonrry Rising above ,e ,spours of he disceri stream,
loo fur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
FOR SALE

fEllAI valuable tract of Formerly the residence OF
AiaJnr Sam H. Saundcrs) Janes River, adjoining
he i""h OF Jeh ron and Jefferson Mills ia Powlian
c'uniy containing 5S Eighteen likely men
"omen boys ana grls the stock of mules hogs COWS
plantation utensils, household furniture &c
also The crop OF wheat and tobacco For apply
10 Scott and j. Lyle, hichmnnd the subscribers
II tue above property be sold before Monday
lr day thereafter, be sold on thr premises al pub,i
auction Terms viii he made known on the day OF sale
thr credits viii be very accommodating two to Eve
years JAMES BRANDEH, lru. X .
SAMUEL TAYLOR, : '"Sees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
MARSHAL'S SALE

pursuance Ola of the superior chance
nv Tor the richmond district, pronounced The 18th
da' OF june 1925 in the case OF cambridge Mnge
SHAH on Monday The I'D day Oi September If fair
II not the uet fair day. the front door of Nians Tavern
IN he town of Peerurg offer for sale the highest
der NJ public auction, for cash, OF land living
county OF Prince George containing about 300 acres IL be-
tng the same tract 81 lHnd purchased John cambridge
sen dee al John Mingc, lying James in Brandon
Neck believed to be equain fertility soil any tract on
the river. J. GUERRANT, NJ. 5. q. q. Il. ID.
July I8. ottls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
WESTERN AGENCN

kNiE subscriber agent for number of citizens of yr-
Il ginii having found il necessary establish an OF
nee AZ the of Government Kentucky has procured
assistance with view ofextendng business and will
now receive agencies for doing business
Tor selling land investigating titles prosecuting nav
mig taxes, collecting money, &c To aid him in hcI
has engaged the best counsel in state. Having ben
engaged in this business for five years, he has
sariy compelled SURVEYS
the country with tract laid down, shew all
the titles c3nhicag with it, and
CO. he ieels strong confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength. These connections already extend
upwards OF 500 miles the Ohio river and they are rad
any ehlHeng 81 that after while he hopes upon the re-
oeipt o an agency for land he able determine the
strength at the title and from his general win
the country kuow the quality ofthe without much dill
hcuIy The subscriber has also established in
owensborongh the Yel"w Banks where in his abse nee
ms brother Philip rriplet, viii 10 his business,
and IN his absence from frankfort his business be al
tended 10 10y Mr. A. T. Burnley. Letters directed 10 tie
subscriber NJ Frankfort post paid will be promptly attend
ed a. Application can also be made MIR. Thos Green
81 Iclnund' Va who will make known terms and
authorized 10 enter into contracts fcr agencies.
ROBERT TBIpLETT
MITE !! NAV not be aniss 90 inform citizens of
Virginia whip hold land aud have agents Keutuciy
that their land I've lost for intention, hy for
tenure Tor non payment Of taxes, limitation bring
ing suits and in opening DEGREES obtained default
times upon very nimSy grounds deah of witnesses who
can now establish their claims, and in ways Manv
are already hn' lobut many supposed be lost which
might by good management be reclaimed.
April ~. IiO-<3fiS RT
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.Hr. Hofmdn's Course cf Public Lpciures.

Or HcBmdn's Course cf Public Lectures.
WILL Commence the ist OF October nexThe course
~ will occupyfpu months. DAYS of IecturiDg Mon
day, Wdnestay, Friday aud Saturday. each week For
accommodation OF gentlemen living of the civ who
may Come alter the Of the course the lee
lures vii be repeated, unless at late season.
Members of his Laiv Institute, informed that Moot
Court will be established IN October next and that they are
entitled to tickets to the public course
~ Tickets TO he had q tihr. Coaie and Mr. Lt,cas
Baltimore, Sentember Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19
CLOTHS 4 CASSJNIERES

OSi imported IN the Ship Georgiana, CITY Point
- from L'eTpolThe subscriber is just receiving 10y
the above vessel few packages of FIRST blue, black
aNd fashionable fancy coored CLOTHS CASSIMER rs,
uect from The manufactures OF Thomas Sheppard and
A"siin Brothers x Co. These goods laid i'm the
very lowest terms, and were manufactured his
consequently can make them up very moderate terms,
ana recommend item TO his others wanting
such goods, from whom he respectfully solciis
THOMAS LAMBERT Merchant Tailor.
II handsome assortment Of HEADY-MADE CLOTH
iNtand every other article in bis line constantly
July II. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

puruance oi decree &C ic eriog court or chaucer
f she Richmond district, pronounced on il- 1874 dtt
tchruar, 1923, n ii'c larke VS. rleassris
snail Friday the 10Th ny of october next Offer fur .alr
he hgtet bidder 10 public auction. TOR cash. on f.
premises trci gf l"ud lying n ,e count, ef Cow hard.
tie waters 10 BraVrrdfi rfsti, kuuv iy OF
lie FUTcy Ftact being che tract ~ land prf-
'hasct o VIM 90 Pita.nt, hs laar W. Peassnts cxccr
hty said sold y -tit Isaac W. plea-auts
rienstHs ir. which said fny tahr1 from,
di p'r OF ih- tract adipin0g the nu of Ia"s g. Pea,
inis uHd rt-t-i leaving 40 offered fur
Sole 90 commence a ~ ocpck Should ;ic above named
ay prove Goo be- unair r sale viii he made hc FIRST if
ay thereafter, Sunday eNcrpri Tie 1ut aboyc descrl
rag Ucs 10 agreeable lalnrood within que silr OIL
auc- river and within ~ H-. of c city of Richmond
r watrtd aud h. rooa Improvement. for te accom-
mediation OF "a family, uii in gool condition.
!. GUEHRANr, Vi SCI. T.. p.
September ). g5-us
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Prince Edward Co, Sept - r'-'''-' LAM s33-iat


SCHOOL for girls will be opened at S.osville AIhe-
marie county, the second Monday Of October
he course OF instruction. under the of
III + George lately teacher Charlottesville will com
PRISE in general, the branches usually taught ia such
scnoos VIZ orthogrepy reading, writing, grammar
hr piano The charge for music viii be distinct Persons
WIN please address inquiries connected with
he SCHOOL 10 Mrs Mary f. George in Charlottesville.
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VALUABLE PROPhRTY nor SAVE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HE subscriber wishing retire from public lite now
Il oilers for sale OF the vaabe stands for a
public house in Virginia. long known the Brick House
Tavern situated on The main public road Leading the
cry OF Richmond TO the country above
charlottesville, and within III miles of the University
Ihtre IS about IT'S of land attached, high
state OF cultivation IL is deemed unnecessary give
minute description of the property, So well known
ana those wishing TO purchase will view the pre-
muses. liberal credit will I've given. Those wishing
purchase viii do well to make immediate application 60 the
subscriber on the premises who will let them his
49,
lpave also small place within two miles ofihe above
known 10y the name of Mountain Plain, containing so acres
Nllch = very comfortable place for small On
u IS comfortable frame dweiingho which will sell
on very reasonable terms. BENJAMIN HARDIN.