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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

We thank the MY. ID. Advertiser Cor the inlorma.
ton Thai strIie, like that beween Messrs Jefferson
aud Burr " can never again fake place, becguse the
constitution has heen changed in that rrspect-But
"ill the Advertiser undertake to say that no strife
arising from any other cause take pare ia III"
II. of H.. That three cam!unIes mny not be voted
for 10y li'at hOdy-nay, wW 6r, nj the next election
unless some mode be adopted of concentrating tin.
electoral votes !-lle Advertiser advises the small
s"'eS never 10 yield their privilege Of AN equal
vote wHh the large nnes-we again as strongly adj
wise III" large ones, never To put il in the power Of
the small states 10 this privilege and never
tn encounter The consequences which such an rec-
ton has brought, and anyhrreafter bring, in its rain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
Tireius Lmd one, Jnly u, 1873

7 W.HIVfV TlIUH UVIffJ JHtI II 10.
~ conformity with act, emitted " An
a iu1 the several concerning 'c -beatorsh
passed the 6ib day Of Ianuary 1919. do hereby make
known 10 all whom il That IL appears y
tifeae O the eschrRtor o kias William county, bearing
date 10th July 1873, ani received tltis Office the
i7i of the month, thai hy inquisitun ant office
found in the month Of June last certain parcel ~
lnnd containing los aud rOns, belonging the
Of William Vicery dec. has csebeated this
inOnwetlih j. NOBENrSON, Jr. Reg. H. Dn.
Juf, q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber. living near Thompson
Il Mills III the county oi Hanover the 10Th
~" man named HENRY, about feet 10 inches high,
very stout made, round full face yellow com
pexion about 50 years old Henry has years
netn dcher and has been employ county
of Fanquer where he will probably ain on bis way re
maps oit oi the state However NE has acquaintanccs
about Richmond, where he may be lurkng He can read
aud write iorrahiy WELL ami furnish himself with
Tree pas, he has lately furnished others The above
ward w be given 90 that will deliver the snd
negro 10 him in Jail get him again
IiN 2S-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
COMMUNICATIONS

On lie 4ih inst the degree Of Bachelor Of Law
was conferred on Mr.. Orway 3. Barraud of No,fnlk
College.
We regret The omission of lie name Of Mr. T. in
the notice concerning The graduacs of lie I'D lust
which originated partly frou Ire circumstance of his
ing received The DiplunI Of a. -. on former
occ"sIon, aud pasily FROM his absence at the time Of
comforting the degrees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

lH virtue Of deed nftrusi by Jesse Hughes
- bearing date the nth day OF May 1922, ana duiy
corded 10 the clerks office Of Cumhe riund county,
thel elm mentioned shall Tuesday The 26il av
of August next, the premises proc"rd self At pubic
auction for cash the tract OF band men0Ded in sd deed,
continuing 292 or less We viii convey such
title only as is vested in trustees
joins &. ia MEL. l.r.,
JAMES JENNiNGS.} ''"S'''''
1ulv Is. 2J-1yvtdq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
UNIVEKSTTY OF PENNSYLVANIAll--


I<u"u' s''SFOcS, ana Other f>TOptylv FOR SAFE.
Rl virtue ot deed OF trust executed ~ Newman
- Is. koanc on the first day of December 1919, d.y
tec"rucu 10 secure the payment of sunrv or morev
,hrrc ment"nedi To John koane oil King William county
snn q" me .5ib day of September that being
court hay itatr " not, the air da, thereafter
town OF rappshannock and county Essex. for sn
tract q" land land other property therein specf living
het ~ The lower parish OF the aforesaid county,
'h'ng hy estimation 8'O acres, be the or
also between 40 ai so slaves stuck o every
@c. as intended To be conveyed by the will of Newman
br"ckenbrouph - the said Newman r. Roane: she hoiS
M hiS pr"pey heIdhy Lucy Brockrnbrneh during her
posed Of
TO capitalists the sale of this aad strong induce
nrnt tn invest their funds is hralthy. Is
w'hin Two or three miles oi the RappahanDuck river,
whence the most abundant supply of fish sters an,
Grams can he speedily and easily obtained. An arm
Ir'yn swamp passes through the tract
tanning ny estimate 20 80 rich amp,
may oe at small expense converted into sup.-
ror uiahtN The whole body at the land is texture
auae To the cultivation of corn. wheat tobacco.
'h me dhy OF sale particular description viii lie
gwen THE property viii be offered for cash
Other arrangements are offered, they attended
such e only will be conveyed by the Subscriber
'es. IN him rs trustee, The validity hich may judc
ell 81 Nv an exhibit the day of sale.
july 2S-Wths JOHN i. ROANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber about the Isl 81 March
4 4 last negro natued CORBfN, about II w. %
old very back large eyes which! have yfioi.b
the white he isa very active Hud prighs
fellow, Ia great deal % action IN his walking aud talk
ing, when uudisturhed, but when cunfrepd hc lnis
very Wild and SIS iook o his eyes, having way
roug them about aud stretching tlem oprn-ir,. very
and nHt foot have reason suspect that
he Is in about Richmond The above reward viii BE-
given 20 any person that will deliver the said runaway
living IN Essex county TlppabauhOck, scrue
Jnly ~ Olivia GEORGE MIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

WISH To- purchase servant Who is skilfd Carriage
Driver, aud Is qualified nisp waiter For
abose description undera good character i.'
advanced in years, liberal price VIII be- risen.
hichmOnar July g. 2,@vH ~ y. ia NIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

'FlE Undersigned being authorised bv the county court
81 eoochand, will attend At the courb the
10Th day Oi August for the purpose I'll contracting
the Iiling jail for aha, county, hrh fin,t plan
for Tie building (Which Is or brck) viii
cAh'"' The job will h- wen worth the attention OF
good mechanics. THO THURMAN.
DAVID ROYSTER,
GEO. WOODSON PAYNE,
WM. BOILING.
Jniv 25 ?S--7t HENJAMIN ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

MARRIEnl-At the residence of Mrs. GooIe on Wed
ncslny he 18th June, by the Rev. Bslnp Rtvenscrnn
CHAKLES bASKEkVlLLE EsI. tn Miss LUCY GOUpE
daughter Of ie late Col. Samuel Gall OF Mecketrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

Nav YORK, July i9.--Capt Bailey, Of the
D,Ig Hora,io, who left Rio Janriro on the 9Th
W June, informs that the last ad,ices from
puma, stated that the Portuguese squadron
m'u returned into port without rncouDtering
ne brazilian fleet under Lord Cocllrane. II
was was stated, that the Portuguese garrison, and
I'VE people Ofthe place, as well as their fleet.
we're 10 u state of starvation, and could NOT
pnsslbly hold Out much longer against the
%s,egers and blockading squadron, who RI
Sssdly prevented The introduction of any sup.
PNesby apd OF sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
hANDofpH's fppoprs

sus publ s,el 10y Peter Cotton, n, his law
ma Msceli1neous bookstore, Rrliurs ofGaseS argued
AMI determined AN the Court ofAppeals virginia bv
rsyion ,Ran'olph. Attorney at Law, ,olume Price ,x
dollars, bou,. IN calf.
, n. Is. The above volume brings the Virginia Reports
July -. sls,
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
VIE MEDICAL Lee ruRES will bcsia as usual on
~ ne FIRST Mondny Of November
rHlLLIr S. rIiISiCK, NJ. II. on Anatomy.
JoHN EEnMhN COKE. NJ d. on Nhicria sIrdica
NAIhA SlhL CHAPLAIN NJ ID. on Theory and Practice
ot Medicine.
THOMAS LANES, NJ y. on Midwifery
NOBERr HARE, NJ. d. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID. u Suryery.
aud Dean of the Medical Faculty.
July 25. % ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

daughter Of ihe late Col. Samuel Gall Of Mecklcn,urg
Departed this life suddenly, "Wednesday morning The
lb uitiuD, ~ his fathers residence in A,,eia Mr. PHI
LEMON ". w. IiOLCONHE Second at Col Philemon
iiconhe w the 28th of biz Gf virtue houesfy
inheAle integrity, aud irni be,f IN the Christian re
gon' nre requisites for tie enjoyment; future happiness
uere - 40 doubt but he is resident Of the mansions n
fcrna bliss lie has left wife and cnnncy On
to deplore his loss. icor,rnpj.1f,J
CltANCENYlt rules held IN The oterk, oi.ice ~
Tue court Of the United Sntes for tie Gnh crcu and
virginia district. IN tue month of Juae 1873
job" Brown ion. RE-
dgai,ss
James Dufel, adDcr Of David Bovd and John n. IIaw.
kms aud Richard Bullock, eSors of James BOYD Dsfe
TIE defendants John y. Hawkins aad iiicilrd Bullock,
r''s ~ james Bowl not having entered u-ir appear
"ct ava given security according rule The cnuri
'nd Appealing they are not inhabitants ~ IBIS district on
e noti0n ~ e rninuNy his counsel - ordered ihat
We sdtd deirnons appear the Grst DAY ot Tie
'p |nsW.F ic bl ot the plaintiff, aud that couy t,is
order be tcrihwitn inserted IN spat ttntr In
the CITY ~ Richmond irr t,ep mnnhs succcssitelv am
posted ~ tile 'front.' door of tc Capitol IN hr snf civ
Acoir-faatr- 10 jEFFttES. ON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

sales Of specie fsr Kentucky Common
wealth Bank paper, were made at Louisville
"g The 8ih instant from 09!to iO5 per cent
q$fpucs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

Bank .NoteS.-It is stated that the Mechan.
ics' Bauk of Baltimore, in conjunction with
several others, now receives III addition Ia
PG'ley and District heretofore taken on de-
post from customers, notes the banks OF old
Virginia and their branchcs--these are taken
On credit ofhirty days, or AT par, the depos-
uors 10 the latter case, paying the expense
of collecting. Most of the Maryland notes
ARE also received as Baltimore money.
Ball. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
FATAL SICKNESS.

CAliAwBA, June 21.-In our last we men
ps q. The death Of Francis Gaines Esqr. Of
~ =, stephens we have now the melancholy
,u,uIhgs To relate of the death Of his mother.
we wife nf major Gaines, and sister in this
Ss'un'y the latter died on Sunday, and the
ssrmer ON Tuesday last, both Of "a malignant
ever Two other children or major Gaines
a,e considered dangerous with the same dis
ease. Cdhgtebd Pnss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

ST. LOUIS, May I've are informed by
gentleman from Franklin, that the boats
."h aiming the supplies SC. for the military
l pu's on the Missouri, under the contract OF
~, "",o and 20. had passed that Place about
I 70 "ays since, and were going on very WE'LL
D. re are Informed by another gentleman from
{, ,'lF'c du Cllicn, that he met the Virginia
S',am Oodt considerable distance above the
ggi'uS' She had passed tie worst places on
i've 's V'yage, and il was supposed would arrive
n, 5000 Time with the supplies for The Upper
'i'sslsslppi-AlI well. fSt. l.. Emq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

g. tie United States night hereafter be called
uponto Iegislate for ceylon aud Madagascar
by which il displayed its own wisdom, sagaeity
and candcr, aud exposed Mr.. A'sfoIly and The
dangerous ideas entertained by him with
regard 10 The acquisition Of new territory
Tia, paper is hoeeger, remarkable for afgu-
ing with " tberaiity,' aud, las II becomeih po-
Iitieigns of " pra,ti,sd Gtitits,') is equally
remarkable for IFS readiness to grye counsel
on all knotty aud intricate questions--and, ha-
wing matnrely weighed the matter, II has
come 10 the conclusion that tie SECRETARY of
the Treasury Il an adler statesman than the
Secretary OF State therefore, let no dis
senting voice be heard in the Old Domi-
MON, amofg the good men and true" We
will only venture halfway doubt of the &C.
cnracy of the Enquirer opinion--founded IS
snd supported, as it of course will be, with
the overwhelming wei@ht OF It's "prqcfised
abilities" Our only. apology for this Slight
eneroachmen+ npon the chartered immunilies
Of The Enquirer, Is, that, all men are liable
somcfimcs ocrr, though they may IN the main
be right. Cervantes leaves on record noia-
Decentralization OF this truth, when he tells
ns huw the renowned Knight of La Maucha
in the height OF his disorder, msiook tie bar
bers basin for The helmet OF Mambrino I've
do not pretend TO say that there is any simil-
ludeir tire two cases
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

.ansp .7nftricdn .Nore'.-We understand
that the author of the Wilderness, has in
the short space that has elapsed since the
appearance of thai successful work, pre-
pared for the press another novel founded
on peculiarly interesting portion of our
early history. 1t embraces the principal
transactions which took place in New Eng
land, from the conclusion of Philips war,
till the termination of the prosecutions for
witchcraM Judging from the power Of
delneating character and of touching the
heart which this writer has exhibited in
/" the Wilderness" we doubt not but that
this will be an interesting work Its sub
jeet is well chosen, aud we really feel much
anxiety for It's appearance. The tile of
The work, is The Spectre of the Forest or
Annals of the Housaloni1, New England
Romance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
TIE VIRGINIAN.

PLEkSANfS. BUTLER \ 90.
RIAIIslIENS % H. LAA 5 Of III INlof

TIE II IN TN. Do IsFsh = 10
PtfnflsilHs % inE LAAs ot sliI UNION.
lg,aad. tggosiis Astss Lyta,eaS Clayton $.
II The Semi Weekly Paper. at 81 and the
Weekly fsrot al - per snnam, Ia.hbi. "a
slvanre - .abserinion will b. received Tor
= rs time ihan ~ moa,h- aud NJ paper Nill
h. discontinue hut At the drscieiloa oi re
Editors until Ell Sf,eatages are raid.
~ Advert s.aients viii he inserted Al %
reefs per square Jur lessl the ffst iime, and
- IL cent far each continuance. Those
from distance must he raid lof pi,sians To
i.sir insertion. or the payment, assumed -
!. ne responsible person IN lsnrlhnrg
IL chancery Orders ate inserted ier 81
sifiiafz
II Al letter. addressed to the Editors must
b. fp.f rAit,, 81 they vii riot be attended 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

u "CANpInrs' viii appear IN our nc1t.
UT"A yfrw OF fur rorUlAfIos OF THI
IfStrtp SrArfs,' &c. will be inserted ~ saon
n We are able to .dplls the h,otas lott by the
an.jlof
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

o. The Rev. .Nr. Fireman, win per-
form Divine Ser, ice aud deliver sermon
at the Mason's Hall on SABBATH neA', at II
o'clock, A. NJ.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
INDIAN GRANTS.

4
In .frkdnsds, the Governor h., appoint
ed Capt. d. shattnck to surrey Re land
appropriated to the Cherokees ioEhat ter
rltory, in exchange for the l3uof l.; have
reliirqnirhed in the old nation soesidef the
Mississippi-This appointment is maze By
order of the Secretary Of War.
In Michigan, Governor Cass, appointed
by the President, TO negotiate With the
Mora,ian Suciety and Indians for the re-
cessont TO the L. S. of lands lying in Tusca-
rawas county, has succeeded in making
purchase on favorable terms.
In. Compiler.
An Arkansas paper estimate the damage
sustained by the planters on the Mississip.
N IN consequence ofthe late inundaton, at
not less than S3,O00,0O0. [B.
The old state bank of Tennessee places
its late dividend upon new footing Such
stockholders asdo not owe the bank are 10
receive their per cent. in current notes
but those Nho have an accommodation,
are to have their dividend applied to the
reduction of their notes. Ii is not stated.
whether THIS is done by previous contract,
or by exercising a new authority ON the
part OF the bank ID
-.-SSs--
Saror La.ids.--The valuable Sugar
Lands ofLouisiana, belonging to the Uni
ted States, are advertised by the President
to be sold at auction. They are said to be
extensive, and Of great value.
-..te6s-..-
A letter from Cirfciiinatti, Ohio, dated
July Goth, says" Mr.. Clay is very much
ont OF health, and one of his most partcu-
lar friends Informed me a few days since.
that his friends have serious apprehension.,
that he will never recover it."
s..saSs-.
Potomac Canal Meeting. Delegates
from Virginia, Maryland aud the District
OF Columbia, attended Ii meeting held on
the above subJact at Fredericktown. Ma
fsiand, on Tuesday tire 18th instant
The report Of "A conhniltee appointed at "a
former meeting mas read, upon which an
animated discussion ensued. The report
concluded with several resolutions which
were finally passed. The 9TH resolution
is as follows:
9TH Resoirtf, That 10 the opinion of
this meeting, 1t is an object of PRIMARY i'm.
portance To the future prosperity Of Mary
ldnd, that the Potomac be canHlIcd from
Cumberland 10 tide water, and that the
lateral or cross cut canal iI0m the Potomac
through Frederick county to Baltimore, to
c"mmeitce at some point between the
mouth ot TIM Nlonococy and ttarper's Fer
ry, shah be undertai.en at as early day
as practicable and we do most Strenuous
~ recommend 10 the legislature of Mary
land the passage OF ii law to effect the Oh
Ject OF THESE resolutions.
"hnoltler meeting is CONTEMPLATED to be
heid III Washington City, early in Novcm-
oef next TO devise means for promoting
il harmonious cooperation between Nir-
sina, Maryland and the District. and c,hrr
purposes trndinG TO further the object in
view"
fsernd Representative New York
Patriot states, that Commissioners are
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
LOCAL TAX-T. &. RANY

LOCAL TAX-U. S. BANK.
The New York American states that t6s
board of supervisors for the city and county
OF New York, consisting of the members f
the common council, have, by formal vote.
and alter taking legal advice, determined,
mat me Ia" OF that state, taxing bank anu
other incorporated companies, conld NOT
reach the branch bank Of the United States
III that city. They have, therefore, directed
the assessors of the first ward. in which
the buildings occupied by the bank are s.
'ua'eu, and where 1t had been assessed, Is,
common with state banks, to strike tb .
SAID asscssmen, from their rolls, ~,
john I. Hamilton was executed 10 Xeh-
lucky, = lew years since, for the murder os
i,r. oan'rrscn. 4 man MAS cxecuted in
Mobile IN March last, who confessed him
sell The murderer Of Sanderson, ard de.
clarcd that Hamilton was innocent.
900
MI. canning, the hate British minister,
who errta'nly took more pains to make
himself personally acquainted n;sh the in.
stilnilons, public and private, of Our couA-
try, than any Of his predecessors. is said
to have left with Mr.. Golden. Of Nov
york. previous To his departure, dona-
ton of $500, to be divided equally between
the Mercantile and Apprentices Library.
.1mtr.
Among other marks of the progress OF
refinement among MS, we have noticed in
me recent papers one that is peculiar, &, as
we hope inimitable. II is the exhibition,
at an Eating hssse too, OF the ann of a pi-
rate The corpse from Wtiirh it was cut
having been long exposed upun tura III
the West lnaia seas without undergoing
change or decomposition. The curious,
WHO are invited to visit the human arm, are
charged the reasonable price Of Is cr,;s. 4
we bei'eve one half hereof is rr,urpuhlc 4
III eatab'es ! Verify I've doubt uh,ih,g
any country however old in ci, i,7gfiop. ry
fertile in expcdients, has witnessed NOR.
original scheme 10 allure the world
Mitchell and his fish at Sykes al, nothing
TO hrPtrate's aym. ~ l. ,2ms,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

The Enquirer says that Mr. Crawford Is i'm
ADLER man than Mr.. Adams, We have alway.
considered il a stretch of charity, when VIC
have accorded to Mr. G. talents above the or.
binary cast. But the Enqairer,-"a second
Daniel come 10 judgment, has decided 9th.
erwise; aud, as in duty bound, the good neo.
pie OF Virginia will OF course humbly bow
assent to its decision. the Eneuirer's opi-
Mon Of the comparative abilities Of Ne,sr.
A. aud c, is no doubt pFedichted upon the
same q hbernt" spirit which produced lis ridi.
cnions hypercriticism upon the possibility u.s.
sumed 10y Mr.. Adam, by way OF Illustration,
ia his answer 10 Gen smyth, thaithe cenrrcs,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

h'sernd Mprogement-The New York
Patriot states, that Commissioners are
now at work in making the necessary sur.
feys, to establish the route of a Canal to-
unife The Oeidware and Lthigh Ricers arith
'Ne~ ler6 lfnr6our-passing through the
upper counties of New Jersey. It's object
IS, to supply the city Of New York With
coal and It's market with Iron. and to give
The inhabitants of Il rich region of New
jersey me means OF conveying their pro-
duce easily and ohcaply 10 market.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

Al the late national anniversary re,ebra-
'on IN Tennessee. the following ele,t;nn-
eerng toast was given, and contains more
ingenuity and point than nine tcntlls of the
ebuihiions on the subject
" fFeemen cheer She hickors. tree
IN Stems is honghs lave sheltered thee
. yer Teedom trhd it, branches wave,
Twas Saaisd on Lions grave
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-13
Chadren's Food. "A lady Of York

Chidren'S Food. "A lady of York
shire observes, in letter dated May
Q, that in consequence of her losing
her first three children. one during
teethng, and two ofinRamation in the
bowels, she gave her fourth child a
little lime water in every article OF
food, adding q desert, and sometimes
only a seaspoonful of lime water TO
every article, whether liquid or thick.
1t succeeded in keeping up healthy di-
ges.ion, and regular state OF the bow
els: the child, instead of being fever.
ish, aatulsnt: and fretful, as all her
preceding children have been, con,in-
ned cool and cheerful, free from any
system of indigestion, and cut its teeth
without any constitutional disturbance,
She has continued this practice with
two or more children with the same
good effects. We have known this
simple addition to the food of children
prove very efhcacious in inciPient ca
Scs OF ricketts, and CT irritable bowels
attended with le0scness, &c: bot if the
child be disposed to e0stivenesS on &C
court Of its astringept quality, a little
u.eucsia should be occasionally added
60 &c lzctte Of Heolth.