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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11

.Napt COiionS & Point Bi1akets.
w nre receiving fresh supply of Cottons Blankets
w J"si imported from Liverpool via Norfolk and Offer
He same Tor sale ON accommodating terms
OrtOber 70 OF JOHN & WIN GIIIIAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11

mloH 70 purchase servant who Is skiifl Carriage
'rer' snd Is qualified also waiter. For one of toe
description under good character and not TOO faf
~ eu ~ years = liberal price viii be given.
"'-nnio1ai Jqy IS 2O-mu r. v. DAgIFL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11

IhiE subscriber. ale empowered by president and
directors of ;he James River Company receive pro
p"sh Tor part of the Loans authorised procured by
hen by an act of the General Assembly passed the 2iL
day ot February 1925 entitled making more eer
ua provision 10 carry into effect the entitled An act
20 amend the act entitled for clearing improving
~ navigation OF James river, and for uniting Eastern
ana western waters by The James and kanaw rivers
ana for other purposes"
All monies in Of
paid into The treasury tie warrant OF the ID Auditor
upon The payment of each loaued the Yyraasr
me Commonwealth viii certificate of stoek for me
amount sreoE PwpotiHC tht the Communicable op. 10
h lander his executors, &c the loaned together With
The interest aReeed onihat the shall he semi-an
unliy paiG-thai the principal is irredeemable for
twenty years and afterwards be the pleas
ure of the Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer
q. I II %
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Ship Margaret, Thomas .1i'LeIian Commando
~ FOR LONDON

fySSNH To the address of John Gillist & CO. with
I'LL liberty OF consignment. This ship has made
but one voyage built Of The best materials under the
superintendace of her ami ter-ropper as
tened throughout and ccppered with the heavy cop
per IN LYerpoOi only two months ngo.Will commence
loading at Cy Point and meet with despatch having
than bali her cargo engaged and ready
freight OF The remainder, passage having superior ac
Communications apply 10 JOHN l. WIN. GILLIAT.
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11
FOR LIVERPOOL.

itkk FOR LiN ERPOOL,
f9TfH To the address of VIM Henry Gillat with
.-Ss~zs liberty of consignment, the elegant Boston
snip MOUNT VERNON, Capt Jabes llawSs Jr. coppPred
and copper-fasened and but three old this fall Will
he nj City Point in few days nd load with despatch
ing part OF her cargo engaged in Tobacco
freight Of the remainder pass having very extensive
and handsome accommodations, arply to
Oct. "a at JOHN WM. GILLIAT.
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EOR SALE


VIE valuable farm on which reside % miles above
- richmond on James river in The county Of HAND
s we middle portion Of the well known Dover estate
hng about $40 Of land. 1871 low grounds the
~ we most Improbable character Than half in wool
l .onaccO land oi fine quality. The farm is bv
ana delightful springs, and surpassed in health
ss nv h~snuatop iH Virginia. las experience has pro
- me improvements are, plain but comfortable dwell
- ",use NUM- OF hewn logs, pointed with lime
E 'seted on The inner side, having FIVE rooms, pnrches
81 Vhu situated on . commanding and beautiful hilD also
e necessary Out-hnuses In the farming department
% Is large and convenient barn tue first story brick
inclusive and thresing uachineall built
s.tm lne Ast eighteen months houses calculated for
eufins 5000 90 tobacco aud negro quarters new and
or'able Oneird Of the arabic land will he laid iown
=" wheat tis fall, iu good time and hcs stvIe The nf
t3h OF The public Is respectfully cae, this property,
"h has not its equal (perhnps) ~ market Thr ,nscrr
ntke pleasure IN showing II those who NAV wish 90
e" w. until Tuesday the iii1 November M hic time
previously disposed of IL viii he offered publicly
OIe The front door The Eagle Hotel In the civ Of Rich
desired by the purchaser acres of sahot Tslaud
~ upper point and rich as any land on the rivera
oV Of high land al IN yguyd excputa few acres and gene
sy very rich both contiguous the above tract will e
I,ued IN the sale the very Reasonable terms
A'" VIII be made known on the day Of sale
sseot Hul, scp'cmhero s5-1ei ii.l'iiif'N
~ virtue Of deed offrnst Nicholas Fauhner bear
- ing date The 24th February 1898 and duv recorded i
tboe 'i the county court Of Cumberland, debts
III, u mentioned we shall, Monday the 9Th day Of
s month, proceed .s Tor cash. 10 the highest bidder
sI netiand Courthouse negro girls namely gnrat
Aul tbr property of said Faulkner, much Of said
ibsty hr NAY be necessary TO DAY the debts suh
The trustees will convey such fght as i, vested
M. NATh scRUG6s, }r...,...
-, =. WM TATuM. '
WISH to purchase servant who is sEfll Carriage
ffr' end Is qualified also waiter one OF toe
description undera good character and not too f.f
g5anoed IN years, liberal price will be given
''''''7'' JqIy - iowa nv. DAsIEL.
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august 70, IBo3."
TARIs, Sept &C. Letters from, Madrid.
u'l'o me 18th inst. announce that Rieeo, who
endeayourtd to save Himself with three OIL
GERS attrr the destruction ofbls cnrps. was ar
"s,fo ny some cOuntrymen of La Carolina.
mandani OV''
II appears that an interview viii take place
very soon between the Emperor A lexandcr and
me Emperor Of Austria. W. de- Net,erpirb
accompanies his Sovereign. WsbeIieve. W.
may assert that 10 Ibis Interview. fhe affairs Of
spain will form no part ofthpir siscussjnn
General Bourck is expected ai Madrid II
ssa'd that he will replace the Duke Of Req
S"t" VINO takes ihs command ofa column Of
operations. "
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

FTIuE regular Packet Ship HANNIBAL, John Lowe mas
Il ter she will sail on tue Is of December For rep
passage. having elegant accommodations, apply TO
October 81. 5i-tID ROGERS & HARRISON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

.,bi,h vas ordered to l.c one dag for con-
R.so,rei, That the President Of the l
CIT, h.. required to communicate To This
House, copies of such parts of the cores,
.a,1eDce Of III. Late MiIistcr nj the Court
IF France, with the French Government,
and such parts OF the correspondence nj
81 Minister with The Secretary al State,
..l,lig. 70 citizen. of the Gaited States
= :. snpliali ,n- upon our Lawful commerce,
=. in he opinion Of the President, may
not be Inconsistent With the pahhe inter
o. motion Of Nr. Call, twas
Rssoirtd, That the committee on milila-
~ aTirs be- instructed to inqilrr latn TIT
cxpeAivncy OF certifying the harh'a oi Ten
sacoia.
AnI then tie House adjourned.
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If Il candidate Cor the Presidency. Tie
question wa. TAKEN on Thursday, the
House heins very full. ADD tue Preamble
and Resolutions were indefinitely pos'pon.
! ea, by snte vi ~ ~ Ill.
/ The f,loaing aceana. Of the ground.
of this decision u II, Ell IN The Register:
| "i'he motion for indefinite postpone.
mcnt was supported on the ground iha,
/ the whole proceeding MS unnecessary
and Improper; that the House hod M
right To instruct Members of Congress
what they should do in their private capa-
cities; 1t was cunirnded, ai~n, that there
was nothing in the Constitution which FOR
bade the practice OF members Of Congress
| meeting together fnr the purpose OF re-.
| commcndlng to their constituents the eau
didate which they thought the most Ct Ia
| fill the office II President tina: THIS course
had been taken at every preceding clec.
ton, ani ho Inconvenience had hetn found
In attend it E; thai II MAS the only way ol
concentrating the votes ofthc Republicans
nj thu Union. The greatest objection 10
this course arose, ii was unprecedented, from
II belief that the Caucus would mol recon.
mend genilemcn's lnonh Candidate
Without "A nomination of this Kind, il was
said no election could bc expected 10 he
made by the People, and the consequences
w6uld be, that the lIouse of Representa-
tlres of the United States would have To
choose the President on which question,
each State, large or small, world have hnt
one vote, so that thirteen men from that
namber of the smallest States might say
who shall be- President of the United
States; that If intrigue or coruption could
ever have inflGencc in this important elcc.
,i"n, a resurt of this kind would afford the
fittest opportunity for its exercise" h.
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pcrs were laid upon the table FOR consi-
deration.
Mr.. RANKIH, from the committee IN
the Public Lands, reported "a bill to au-
thnriae the state oT Indiana to- open a ea.
nal through the public tt,ds, IN esnnec,
the navigation OF the rivers Wabash and
the Miami of Lake Erie !" which was sea,!
twice and committed.
Mr.. HfMpniLI, from the Committee
an Roads and Canals, reported bill, en-
titled AN act To procure the necessary
surveys and estimates ON the sub ect OF
Roads and Canals !" which, having been
twice read, ho proposed to refer 10 the
Committee Of the Whole Oh the state OF
the Unim.
Mr. TAYLOR. of \. Y. objected to Civ
ins this direction To the bill, rs being an
incorrect practice on principle, aud sng-
gested, as preferable, IN refer !, simply 10
Committee of the Whole, putting il in
the ordinary routine nj business.
Mr.. HfMPAtLt adhered tn his motion,
on the ground that no subject could be of
n more general and public interest 10 the
whole nation, than that of this bill.
, The question heing taken ON referring
it according To Mr.. HEmrnILL's motion,
it was decided in the negativc-ayes, &c,
noes 70. And the bril- Was referred to a
committe of the whole.
This resolution WAS agreed to, ITEM. con.
The following resolution, offered on
Friday, by Mr. Frfire, Was taken up:
Resolced, That the President Of the u.
States be requested To communicate 10
the House "A plan for the peace establish
ment of the Navy of the Unitcd States,
This resolution, also, was agreed TO,
mem con.
Mr.. PotNsFrT submitted the following ::
Resolved, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed IN inquire into the
expcdicncy ofauthori2ihg the construction
Of ten additional sioors Of war.
The resolution was agreed 10.
On motion of Mr.. MERCER, il was
RcSoiptd, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed To inquire into the
expediency ofassociating with the Military
Academy at West Punt, school of in
struct,on for the Midsliiplnen OF the Navy
Of the United States.
Resoired, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed to inquire ieto the
expcdieney Of securing in the medical de-
partnent of the Navy, the benefits of pro-
lessional skill aud experience, by a due
appaint,nert of tire pay of the surgeons
and their mates to the Ting Of thcir actual
service, aud by requiring an examination,
by a Board Of Pin. sic,ans, Of all persons
applying for admission therein.
On motion of Mr.. WAYNE, it WAS
II -
MERGE be directed To inquire into the eN-
pediency Of imposing duty On wheat
imported from amy foreign country, OF lis
dependencies.
The Danse then adjourned.
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pOS'HSC NlpH.

INTERESTING FROM ENGLAND.
Nav YoRK, Dec. l9.-zThe teauar
packet ship London, captain Allyn alri,
ed at this port - Tuesday evening, fnn
London. The editars ri the Gazette are
! indebted IN captain \. far London paper,
no the evening af the l9lh nlliino. Which
,cpntajn Paris dalns of the 9th, and Madrid
jof the ~. 1t Nil be srrn by rxtraris
| given telpw, that nnubcf of vessels nt
war If The largest class VERY fitting out,
some with troop, nh hoarl.-On this sub.
| lcel, the British Traveller OF the 10th ub
'cr.es, Whatever be the real Intentions
/ of France and Spain rs Ia South America,
! public opinion here ascrihes lie equip.
nnotis ~ our ports, avs indicating a con
sc'ous necessity OF heing prepared against
any sudden operation ia that 1Iiafterof the
world The .nsurrecllun in DemarHra i
wholly suppressed, and the force already
IA the Vest indics may be pronounced
fully competent To the Suppression of any
attempt on the pant OF iln black pnpula,
ilon. Fresh ships aud troops are, not.
withstandlng, ander orders Toe the Vest
indlcs. This morning 1t was currently re-
ported IN the city that several Regiments
were under orders far cnharkation.p
In addition To the above, we have euot.
ed some remarks from the Courier Of the
10th which in our opillion, tend 10 confirm
the pretaHng apinlon, on this side Of the
water that thu policy of Great Britain will
be, III oppose any attempts al thu Holy
AlIlaGce," III assist Spain IN fegainins pes
session o( thu South American Provinces.
| In the Court of kings's iicnch, an the
| 9th, Mr.. Denman, ollnscl for the publish.
crs OF the Sunday Observer, tried im II
libel on the Mug, moved for arhe 60 show
cause @hy new trial should not be- held,
ON tie ground that the law had not been
correctly lard down by the Lord Chief Jus
tee on the tlTaa f'hc Court decided that
the lddges' opniots were correct, and ~
fused the motion
II is said that the kin6 ~ Span has dis
missed above goo persons belonging 10 The
! Palar, because they had some Con.titn
tfonal ldras which he would not tolerate,
The King of Spain, With tho Royal Ia.
mlly, arrived al AIdca del itlo OH III. 2sih
Of OcL
The trial 81 Rlcgo WINS tie snhcct oi
| important debates IN the sitting AT Madrid
"n the eth ult. tiego, although he rc-
ctiYcd permission 10 be prrsunt did not
attend. After the indictment had been
read II was decided that be- sh6uld be s,e-
Gladly Judged As deputy of the Cmscs. for
having >ot,d for trahserripg the King Ia
Cadta. Ills attorney cortendrd that b.
coutd only be 'fIed by military comm,is
sion. On tife decision of this mode III
trial says the Traveller, now rests the fate
Of itego. Tried by n special commission
on The charge of having voted in the Sitting
Of the C6rtcs for removing the King Il
Cadiz, his condemnation may be virwud
AS ctfia'h. fist tflfied by a military com
mission, he can'be held smrnable oniy q,
an officer acting under commission
granted by Legitimate aud competent al
thtrily
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26
Mt,ronomicaA System.

They who shall be instructed upon tbs
plan will Gud by Practice that Music LIS
every advantage of II science, pleasing To
the human ear and understanding, aud
that i is moi that ephrmcral mechaDeal
knowledge Which those instructed in the
usuai nodo have supposed il.
MusIr, when cultivated ~ Il science, like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mlad and improves the heart aud DISPOSE
ton This ncthod affords equal advanta-
gees to those nho reside in town and those
in the country. Lrssu.s for "A week, for
fortnight or for u month, will be found AS
beneficial rs those of shorter peFiods.-
he will attend 10 the Instruction Of intEi.
,iduHls, or classes which may be formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie has engaged II skilfui person 10
furnish him with Mctronomes, for the USE OF
his scholars.
- He has large assortment, OF in,
ported Music, for the accommodation of his
pupils, and has an agent Mt the nurth, 10
furnish any person with IN kind of Musical
Instruments, Pianos, Clarioncts, Flutes, &c.
E,c.
f = \ Ene addressed To !. A. $. nj Mg.
Robert Moriss's VII meet with pro,nps
attention.
D"rtlnuf, : Yif~ -
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...s0s....
From The Episcopot Magazine for 1870.
TIE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

From the Episcopal Magazine for $50.
TIE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Brighter than the rsitfg day,
When the sun in glory slime.
brighter than the dismond : fny,
Sparkling in Goiconda's mines
hean,ing through the clouds Of voc,
Smiles in mercys diadem
Brighter on the world below,
The Star that rose in Bethlehem,
When on- eyes are dimmd WIN tears
"ris this that lights them mp sg-ln
'fis like music 10 our ears,
1t /. balm 60 every pain
Never shine. II ray 80 bright,
From the pdfesi earthly gem
Oh there is no soothing light,
Like the Star of Bethlehem.
Griefs dark clotis may r6bnd US rot,
Every heart may sink in noc,
Gloomy conscience rack the soul,
Aud sorrows tears in torrents aoW,
Still through all these cIoed. and storms,
Shines this prres heavily gem,
with ray that kindly warns.
The Star that rose in Bcihi,hGin.
When We Gro. the fotriug wave
That rolls on lifh's rcmdfe,t shore;
When We look into HE grave,
And wander thr,f'ct this world no more
This the iamr whose genial ray,
Like SOM; hHg'gfg glowing gem,
Points 10 man his darkling wny--
Tile Star t,ist rose in Bethlehem.
let the world lie sunk in sagrow,
,Not'a eye be chnrm'd Or h!,st,
We can see q far tomorrow
Smiling in the rosy west
For, thi. hshcon hope displays,
For, in mercy's dindem,
Shines with faith's serenrsi rays,
The Star that rose in Bethlehem.
When this gloomy lifo i. DER,
When we smile IN Ills; above,
When, on that delightful shore,
We enjoy the teay'n III love,
On, wha, di'z2iing light shnl. shine
Hound salvation 5 mfie>t gem
OH what RAYS 81 love dsine
Gid the star Of bethlehem
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BpdforE .Norembcr Ctaet, 1923

Barhe. Payne, complainant,
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar.
in, Jenny Martin, Holm Martin, Benjamin
Martin, John VI iison aud Sarah hi. vile, lai,
SRfah Martin, James tratt aud Nary hi, wife,
late Mary Martin, nGd Obadiah Ferguson and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Martin de-
PENDANTS.
~ CH.2NCERY
II appearing 60 the satisfaction of the court
that Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, john vii
son, and Sarah his wiIe John Martin, Rem
min Martin, .Ianrs Pratt, aud Mary his lie.
William Martin, and Onaiinb frrgn'on, aud
Elizabeth his wife, are not Inhabitants Of tili>
commonwealth, II is Therefore ordered, that
they do appeal. here on the fourth Monday IN
February next 10 answer the complainant ;
bill, and that a copy of his order be forlt-
with published in the Airg,niaG, for two
months snecessivrly, mud published nj liz
front door of the court house al the said cotln.
~ on two srvrral court days.
\ Copy-lc.te.
70 Jt5. {. SrErrQE, { &C.
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Trust SALE.

Di virtue Of deed OF trust executed Ia
- ttc ,ubsrribers b. Jayez Lcih,irll, il
aud Aerthh lis Wiz, bearing date ne 10Th day
Of September, laa9, and Of tcrord in fhc
Glr't Office ol Ne county cnaf, oi Bedford
Tor the purpose Of securing Che payment vi
sundry siitls of money therein Expressed, Nc
sha'i sell, by way Of puIdn auction, for cash
nj tlir dwelling house ol the ,aid Jabez Left
wich Jr III tie county of bedford, on tn,
I'D day mpreenher, 1923, the following pto
merry 10 vii
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On motion Of lir. Eobb, II was
Resolred, That the committee of Ways
and Means BIZ instructed tn enquire into the
e%pediency Of repeating 50 much of the
laws of the L. States as imposes duty on
imported salt.
The ensrossed Hill appropristing GER
tain sum "f money int tlir relief of Dame
ID. Tonphins was read third timr, passed,
an ! sent 10 the Senate Tor concurrence.
The lionse adjourned 10 Monday.
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One Tract of XanA,

containing one hundred acres, on which the
snid Jabrz Lettnich, Jr now resides, pdjoiu,
ing the lands Of Mrs. Mosely, Ray est. and
Ihomns Enrly, in the county ot Bedford.
One Other Tract Df Land,
containing fifty ncreS, adjoining The lands ot
Charles stewart, Mrs. Mn'cIy, rny', est. en'l
the land on With the s,id lub.H LcfrWicll,
Jr. now resides, also al the eaid J0hrz Lett
wicll, Jr. crnpof tobacco, OF the growth of the
year I'll Is23, made on the lands nbov,. naprd
The tide II M. above property i, hcilrvcd ia
be good, bat we shall only convey such title
ms is Voted in rs rs trustees and no Other
stMt VI HANNAH. }
SAMUEL q tiiLANU, Trustee,
WA. VI. iukES,
December l.. Wtd, II
l.. The above salc is postponed In ronsc-
u,lencc Of thr weather, until the 10th day ri
January; lS1l, it fair, il not tie neA, lnir day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, ut which time
il will take place at the dwelling house Of the
said Jnbez Leltwich, ir. -, abnyo named.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
SAMUEL GARLAND, Trustees.
WM VI. RIVES,
December %. wtd'so
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WONDERFUL DlSpENSATION.

NV OHrsAns, Nov. Give have
been informed through several sources,
aud have reason IL rely, To a certalu eX
tent, upon the correctness of the imtor,na-
ton, that about the 2ist Of October, a
sudden change of the weather WAS expe-
riencrd at Tanpico and The vicinity, the
mercury of the thermometer falling 30
deg. during o hours--the consequence Of
which was, that 500 persons died In one
night in that cityand the adjacent country.
One of the L. States vessels was in port at
the time, and our informant adds, THAI sir
lost at the same time is pcrsons, including
several officers.
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Motive.
JNN.S y. SCNNCIA,

ID fTtRNS ms thanks To the citizens of
IL tynctburs and its vicinity, for the Ii
hcral encouragement which hr has reccy=
ed, aud invites those who wish To become
proficient III the science of music, To en-
hracrih. opportunity Of being instructed
in his new
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crust Snlc.


DE- iirtdc ola deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Jabez f.cfimich, IT.
aud Martha hls wife, bearing date the 2Gth
day Of September, 1890, atrd OF record in
tile clerks office NJ the coanty court ol
Bedford, 10 5ttrhe Slnidry dfbts fhcrsia
expressed, due 10 George II. Williams &
Co, shall stal, at public auction, fer cash,
Oh the esd day Of December, 1893, ut Abe
dwelling hohsr 'of tlIc said Dale. L,4lwich
If. in the county Of Bedford,
The following Si4aVES,
To nit:--Jdcbb, Dani,A, Charles, Ralph
NiIrt, Dolley and dne Firl child Angellnu,
Snckcy aud Eliza, aii9 the increase Of III.
females, " So inany thereof as will be suf-
licicnt 10 ss'isfy the debts NAMED IN the
/ deed aforesaid, aud the cost uf carving the
same info effect. The title To the 3lboyc
slaves IL achieved TO be good, bat I shall
convey sdch title AK IS vested in me as
trustee, and no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH Trustee.
December .. itwtdsJi
NJ The above salo u posi- dded ~ consc.
qucner ui The weather Hhli the 10Th idav al
January, 1921, il lair, if not the neat inir day
thereafter, Sunday excepted, at which lime
! il will take place NJ fhc dwelling house OF the
said Iahe2 Letinish, jr. as above named,
Dee. %. w,lsa0 SAM HANNAH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

Among the passengers in the General
Brown at New York from Cadiz, are two
members Of the late Spanish Cortes, who
were deputies from Mexico, aud gentle
man Of Cuba, who was attached 10 the
Constitutional army in Spain.
Those who were .xlled from Cadiz had
liberty to proceed to France, England or
America. Immediately after the surrcn-
der of the place, about 500 embarked IN a
French frigatc, and were landed ut Gihral.
tar--most Of them intended 10 proceed
! thence To England.
TWAS t'Imoured n Cadizj ust before the
General Brown sai'6d, that King Fcrdi.
nand WAS To proceed 10 Paris 10 attend Il
meeting Of the continental powers for the
purpose ofarraGgins their future plans. 4
Ldhdon paper by the Meteor, speaks 81
such 4 design, and states that England had
! been invited 10 send minister 10 the
! meeting. One object of this Congress,
says a private letter, is to consider the pre-
sem state Of the Soa.h American Colonies.
j B,iS. liner.
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WHY be Sold,

4 4 public auction. To The highest hid
der, on Thursday ihr 10Th day oil Jnhua'
~, ON II credit oi l. months, nurehasefs RI
IN tonds with approved seenrlt9, at The rosi
dencu Ut the subscriber, III Bedford county,
the crops of conn, FODDER and OA1 5. the
ilOl 5EIlOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
dook 81 every description, inrludinga yoke
OF Oxen, an ON cnrt, aud
six .Nesroes,
Men women mud chiidrun---hrine the proper
y ot Valentine and Ann coH drcen.cd.
Dee ~ N3w- JAS TOX, Adm