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10 Me DistrlLmlees Of NE Esiaie or LIiIinn

Richardson. decenscd
kATHEREAS she subscriber, IL the executor Of ".
w Richardson decd late Of james civ county, in The
state u Virginia has setled Up his executofia accosn
ann now ready and prepared 10 pay the balance
O. Richardson Of The children 81 the said VIM Richard
sou i"ienarried WIN Pope who II j. said has removed
10 Of the northern states notice is hereby given o.
uen or their representatives, forward and receive
their proportion Of said estae, Otherwise iiprot
pdivde said proportion amongst the resident distributes
- 81 VI eaHte Any Information relative 10 those persOns
their descendants will be thankfnlis received
Dec 4 81 -~gw ANcUEn HANGING
fhe y. fork win please insect The foregoing
nnvertsemen week for eight week. aud forvst,l
tue account 70 this Office fOT coliecus,
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NSTRUCTTON,

GENTLEMAN Of classical education and who cal pro
~ duce uuexceptonahle recommendations wishes EN-
poyneut teacher IN private family, in some AGA
denny Application he made TO &. g. Bacehus Esq o,
Richmond. December 4. ,l-G,s
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CARRIAGES,

THE Subscriber returns his
Gr2EXA thanks 90 his friends and the pub
Vic generally, for very liberal
ktt4f4Ffcsk{kSfSs4S encOura cement he has received
49, ,4sAazkszi for number of years back and
Informs them that he has
ready ami VIII continue 10 keep good assortment n
Tages ana gigs for sale ~ his mandatory 10 miles
OF petersburg Va which for durability neanes good
ness OF materials, will he warranted equal work
rom tie Philadelphia market, and prices low work
v ihr same hind be obtained FROM that city which
9esionhy has The preference any other place 10 the
United States for well made carriages.
~ constant supply ofthe work will be kept for
safe opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg, Va
STERLING WOODWARD.
- Orders from part Of the county, addressed ~
Poplar Grove post office Dinwidde county, Va will be at
tented a. with pUnctuality and dispatch.
POPLAR Grove. NAV tt-vt25U w
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ANA WAY rom the subscriber The night the thr-
- ieenth oi scIober 1928. Two negro ISAAC and
WILLIS Isaac is twenty-five years OF age, black COM
piexlon straight made, nearly six feet hghst, little
when spoken TO quick, had round hi,
about the size of nnepence aud some small Iunps ON his
throat or neck was raised in Alexandria, Willis is
ABOUT eighteen years OF age black complexion, five
nine ten inches higb raiher slim made has a scar
bout the size OF the end Of the fore fuger his
cheek bones q think on the gh occasoned by hurn, aud
wac raised near Fredericksburg The negroes had
whtn they Wen, away coat and panialoons blue
plains viii give reward of fifty dollars for the apprr
henson at said negroes, twenty FIVE for ,ben
taken and confined in any Jail that 1 get them again.
information gives by gentleman Of groes to me
at Nashville, or to Geo NJ Harding of POwhalan county,
Va will be thankfully received
-. go DAVID NJ. HARDING.
Nashville, Tenn Dec. -. e5-Im
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BLACKSMITHS FOR HIRE.

ITO be hired for the ensuing year blacksnhs
geiher separately, and OF tools ii wanted The
owner will prefer hire them In the counyInqure
this Office.
Richmond, December O. 63-6t
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MARINERS BOOK srORE

rJniE business oior- IN. name OF Joseph
a Warner, actHg executor OF BENJAMIN Warner dec al
Was eosed on the 9Th s september all persons in
debied To the conceru will please make payment and those
having demands will present their Mr. Php
p"neher, OF the subscriber, who duly authorised
settle them. ROBERT L. SMITH
Tue husipess will be conducted in future, at the old
stand Market Bridge, in the Of COLLINS x co
whose connexion with the irnc In the Northern cities
enable ien keep constantly hand general
ment oiBoOKS aud STATIONARY, which they will con
tnue To dispose OF on the lowest terms
10 Any article In tue lne az lie had) can be
ON the shortest notice. A
November. 5s-wiow
M AS committed TO Buckingham jail, 2eth iay OF
W September last, Negro nv the name ~ Il H..
BERT runaway, and says that he belongs Barry
HarrsS o' Tow and that he hired
sent Edward Cox OF Chesterfield county The said
negro is abo" feet eight inches high thick lPsa small
on his forehead and his eve his complexion
not very black lac had hen committed grey pair OF
domestic panaloons, and oznaburgs shirt The owner
O said negro is requested forward prove
pay charges and take him away he will dealt with
| according 10 law.
JOHN McREYNOLDS. Tailor.
! Dfcember 10 Wv
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WHjSKE| AND IlATTS

fEiE subscribers have received this day ON CONSIGNMENT
~ barrels of superior old whskey case OF
genemen best beaver hats Of tue fashion, for sale
very low 10y WILLIAM NEAIE A Co
BecenIh.
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Hoop Poles and Flour Barrel Heading Hunted.
VIE hiRbes price will be paid in cash lie delivery
OF quantity of hoop poles and -four barrel healing
al the Peniientiaythe delivery commence as soon as
possible THOMAS NELSON, z. p.
Dec. "a IN
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n ropy-lrste, w M. w. HENING, g. @.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I The parties inIere sled,
Richmond lith mo- Is 1923 desired tab notice
that have appointed the fifteenth day Isl month
Ganuary) 1894 iF commencing the account d.rec. nv
Tue ABOVE ORDER OF the COURT which al nine O'Clock
A nj their attendance Is required my Office in this CITY
with their accounts aud vouchers ready x,rnaon and
settlement. THOMAS IAUn ~ a.
Dec. IS
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~ EIt1 -FIuNdhnh county court, October 27b,
Il 1928 -'
Walker Undertake, Plaintiff.
1gaiast ~
Nathaniel Perkins, Thomas Shores late Sheriff of Flu
wanna county, aud Robert Hershey, Defendants,
The plaintiffs hill hiring filed, and the deen.an, Nathan
ie Perkins, having ered his appearance and given
security according tue of Assembly aud the rules
OF this court and IL appearing the he not
an innbant OF this commonwealth: the motion oi the
paintih by his counsel is ordered that the defend
ant Perkins do appear here the fourth Monday Jan
uary next, and banswer the plaintiffs BILL that copy
oil Tins order forthwith inserted in spa ner
printed IN the city Richmond and continued eight weeks
successfully and that ahothcr copy thereof be posted the
front door of the courthouse of this county.
Acopy-resle, JNO. TIMBERLAKE, @. G.
November Il.
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AN OVERSEER WAN

WISH to employ single well qualified M over
Il seer TO live with me my farm in Charles City. One
tom above the falls james river would be preferred
ROBERT DOUrHAT.
MISSIONER, November ia s6tf
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hN'fs
NOYembcr Ia.

VlRGINlA; At Superior Court of Chaucerl holden
Mt The Capitol in the city Of Richmond The s,h day Of
June 1928:
P"laskie A johnson and David d. johnson, Pits
Agai,.St
William L. Thompson and Augusta Ann his wife, adm'or
and admx o bergman Johnson, Thomas Ander
SOL: D.fts
This cause came this ON the bill an
swers exhibits and examination of Witnesses and was ar
sued 10y counsei On consideration whereof court doth
order that the defendants William L. Thompson Au-
gusta Ann his wife do render o their admins
Tton oi their iniesa's before of
the court, Who - directed examine, stale and setle the
same hnd make report ihereoft a the any mat
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent or which
may be required by The parties To he 50 stated.
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-iRGTNIA: A.Rues holden the Clerks oflce OF tie
v Superior Court OF cb"ucery for the Rcbniond Dis
trict the 2Si doy Of October 1929
Tbumas q. Bouldin, ex'or of David Ross dec. Pc.
igainst
Susanna Cranberry widow OF Johr CRANBERRY dec d ana
Jonas Hastings admire John CRANBERRY decd; and the
Eliza cranberry the heirs OF the said CRANBERRY
deceased. Eliza Hastings, Julia Granberr, Augusta
Cranberry, children and heirs of CRANBERRY
deed sad Edmund L. Norvei, ex'or Of Thomas Noryel
deed. VIM. Burton admir- oi Benjamin Mosby decd, pever-
lev Randolph, exor ofliarrv Heth hec, Michael Han
cock Philip laxall Co. George Winston. Byrd George
Edmund w hoees and Wilson Allen De(fs.
The subpoena scireacas awarded in this being
Eliza his lite, and they having entered their appear
and given according the of Assembly
and the rules of this and il appearing satisfactory
evidence, that they Inhabitants OF this
Is ordered, that the said defendants appear
first day OF the January aud shew ii
they against the revival hy the said sought
answer the bills of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this
order he forbw it'll inserted in newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, months successivey and
posted nj the front door Of the Capitol in the said city,
November ~. 55-wsw
N1NGiNiA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Chancery District Court Of Williamsburg tue fifth
dav of June, 1929,
James Jones' Piaiti6;
Samuel lessee and Thomas G. Crucnden, executor of
Vincent w. Fawcei, D,t,ndonf.
The defendant Samuel lessee not having entered IA
appearance ami given security according ri
Assembly ana the rules OF this court, and IL appearin
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabiiant Of
country On the motion 81 the plaintiff counsel
Is ordered. That the said defendant do appear here
hrst day OF the aud the bill of The
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the Borough OF
Norfolk for months successfully and posted at the
front door of the former Capitol in the city Of Williams
burg.
copy-Tesie, ED. CHRISTIAN, &C.
November T. 52-wsw
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
FROM THE LONDON MORNING CHRONICLE.

PORTUGAL.-It is evident to every one,
that the late reaction at Lisbon was arranged by
the queen and her party, in direct opposition TO
the king, whom the former would gladly set
aside, agreeably to an old project. in order that
the queen may he placed at the head OF regen-
Icy, under the influence of France. The soldiers
lare ashamed of the part they have played, and
Iarc continually exposed 10 the scorn OF the peo
pie. They are besides, in the most perfect state
lof nsuhordination. The last letters received
lirom Lisbon mention, that the 4th and Eth regi
lnents had actually come to blows, and that among
Them four men were killed, and 35 wounded
Numbers of persons are hocking towards Gal
Ica, where il is intended to form Portuguese
constitutional army, under an experienced lead
Ter, and the defeat of the French before Corunna
Twill give new life to the plan.
/ The Greeks have received with the creates
satisfaction the declaration of Mr. CANNING, tha'
orlers had been sent to the British ships OF wal
in Greece to respect those ports actually IN pioek
ade by the Greeks, and it is 10 be regretted Una
these orders had not been sooner given. Inc
Greeks assert that Patras and the few seaport'
NOW in possession of the Turks would have peer
starved out long ere this, if the British and Aus
|tran ships had not, under protection OF then
navy, carried in supplies OF provisions.
l We give the following extract of letter Jus
las we have received it, and can only hope, as W.
do most terven.ly, that the statement it contain
may prove correct;
q WALmEn July 80.
I Ofcourse you have heard that a south sea wha
er passed through on Monday evening from Val
Iparaso, with the news that Captain Parry ha
succeeded in finding passage to the Pacific, AM
: Twas then all we'll.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
Rrents for the WILMINGToNIAN.

Our accounts from Spain are up to the 9th OF
August, being the latest received direct from
spain at which time affairs were beginning to
wear more favourable aspect on the part ofthe
Constitutionalsts. The defeat sustained by the
French army under the walls of Corunna, appears
to have dampened their ardour, whilst it has ad-
ded vgour and animation to the arms OF Spain
They have been taught that spaniards can fight,
even for the cause of freedom.
For the liberty ofspain we have nothing to fear
while her armies are commanded by such as Our
roga, Nina, Balesteros, Severne, and few other
intrepid patriots, who have proven themselves
men oftried courage and fidelity, who have sworn
never to sheath their blades while there remains
a Frenchman in Spain.-They have resisted the
seductons Of HOLY favour, and have been found
more pure than French gold.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
Interesting Gleanings.

BLucHER.-A letter from Berlin asserts posi-
lively the celebrated warrior Blucher, died OF a
broken heart, produced by the kings withdraw
ing his confidence from him, and not fulfilling
the promises he made of giving free institutions
to Prussia.
The exports of Indigo from Calcutta, from the
1st Sept. 1922, TO the 18th Feb. last, being The
principal quantity of the last crop, was 5,233,o7o
pounds; Of which 446, ,664 lbs were shipped to
America.
The Madrid papers give the names of the fol-
lowing Constitutional Generals who have detaci'
ed themselves from the Spanish Cortes :-Abs.
bal, Castanos, Palafox, and Morillo.
RArrLEsNAKEs...The Lycoming Gazette states
that $50 of these snakes were killed in den on
the 4,h ult on the Driftwood branch OF the Sin
namahoning creek, by Messrs. John and Michael
lSpangIer whilst out gathering whortleburles.
This family consisted of 2 males, IA females, and
lisa young ones, all in one den. The length OF
the largest was about A feet, and that OF the
smallest from to 10 inches.
The Convent ofthe Holy Spirit, at Madrid, was
set fire to while the Duke d'Angouleme was at
tending mass in the chapel adjoining, and was
burnt to the ground. Thirty-two persons had
been arrested in consequence ofthls affair. Inc
it is said, was preparing to march tc
that city in order to take advantage OF that ca
tastrophe, but had changed his resolution on per
ceiving that the plot had failed. 6reat disorder
and alarm prevailed in Madrid. The monks bar
ricadetl their cells at night.
| CANroS.-On the 28th of last April, the Fac
tories in China, which were burnt down on the
first of November, preceding, were fast rebuild
ling. The British Factory was not commenced
waiting directions from home. Markets were
dull in China.
foreigner has made proposition to the gov.
ernment of Colombia, to connect the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, by means OF canal, on con
dition of receiving the exclusive privilege of nav
igating it. His estimate of expence is only
100000 dollars.
Scipo, one of the negroes who were sent OH
of the state of South Carolina, for being engaged
lin the late conspiracy, and who afterwards return
led candestinely to Charleston, has been appre
.lhended, and will probably suffer death.
) Smith Thompson, Esq. having accepted th'
loffice of Associate Justice Of the Supreme Cour
lofthe United States, vacant by the death ofJudg
Livingston, the President Of the United State
lhas appointed Commodore John Rogers, Presl
,lent of the Board of Navy Commissioners, I.
perform the duties of Secretary OF the Navy, III
rhis further pleasure is known upon the subject.
i MExrco.-The new Congress is to meet on tn
rl3lst of October next, to fix the form OF govern
: Iment. A letter from Mexico says, there IS yer
: little doubt but that it will be federatlve re-
public, many of the provinces having declared fc
$ such form OF fgoyernment.
It is said that new species of Cotton, calle
q lNankeen, of bright yellow colour, is cultivate
i'm Alabama.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
Prices of produce at the BrandyUine
Mills.
0l3l9rWARWo

Died in this borough, on Friday morn
ing last, after short but severe illness,
HENRY T. Crow, Printer.
-On Thursday last in the vicinity
of this borough. Doctor DEpuy.
--On Saturday at Brandywine, SA-
RAH POOLE, wife Of William Poole, Mil
er.
ON Saturday, in the vicinity of this
borough, MARTHA WHrrELocK.
At Brandywine, on the 4th inst.
THOMAS LEA, formerly miller of that
place.
In Kinton, (Del.) JOHN FRANKLIN
WILps, Printer
On Monday morning, at his resi-
dence in Bordentown, N. Jersey, General
HENRY LALLEMAND.
On Wednesday mdrning LAMBERT
SAppINeroN, aged 6 mouths % days-son
of Mr. Samuel Sappington, merchant, of
this borough.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
From the New York EveIing Post.

PERU.-The Guyaquil Patriot con-
tains the correspondence between Bolivar
and the envoy Of Peru, which led to the
acceptance by the latter of the command
of the Colombian troops, which lately
marched for Lima. This correspondence
is highly honorable to the parties concern
ed. Your presence" observes the Pc
ruvian in addressing the liberator " is thel
principal, the greatest, the only alterna-
tive left to save the country of the lncas );
hence the principal and the most import
ant charge with which | am entrusted. /.
But the presence of the liberator, Simon
Bolivar, is required to dispel the eclipse
which conceals the majestic sun of Peru,
Ito breathe courage into the fearful, and
Ito confound the miserable remnant of Spa
Inish adventures, who have enthralled the
people of Peru. With you the militia will
lever succeed in its undertakings, and the
oppressed will bless their liberty, next to
the powerful hand which bestowed it on
them" In reply to this well merlted eu-
logum, Bolivar remarked that the Re-
public of Colombia feels proud in lavish
a|ing every sacrifice for the freedom OF Peru
'|Behold'its battaions, even at this moment
rushing upon the waves, in search of the
lltyrants who afflict Peru. More battalion:
lstill, and more squadrons will shortly
! make up the 5000 brave war; ors Offered
''|by Colombia to its brethren of the south
llwho will be foremost in reaping the glory
.of having unsheathed, and the last II
:, sheathing their liberating swords, at th'
= shrine of liberty of the new world. A
!. sfor me, am willing to march at the heat
d of my dear companions in arms, to tn
!, very confines of the earth, oppressed b.
e e|tyrants. And Peru shall be the first
N whenever she requires my services"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
LONDON, JULY so.

The earl Wellington Packet arrived
Yesterday in the river from Cadiz, which
port she left the 18th inst. The comman-
der Captain Simpson, states, that at the
time he left, the utmost determination pre-
vailed among all classes, to defend the
to the last. There were in
the Isla $4,000 troops, all in good order
and the city of Cadiz was full of militia
and volunteers. An order had just been
issued by the governor of Cadiz for every
inhabitant to provide himself with SIX
months provisions, and for those who
would not do so to quit the town. and for
all foreigners who could not give salts
factory account of themselves, to quit the
town in "a hours. Capt. 5. states, that
among all description of persons there ap,
peared to be nothing but one general SEN
timent of unanimity and conviction tha
the French would never succeed in theil
attempts against the place. The Govern
ment was in great want of money, and tn
troops were not regularly paid. but the,
submitted with great patience. The Kin,
did not leave the palace in which he resi-
ded.-The French Admiral, who was Of
Cadiz, had given notice that no ship
should be allowed to quit the port, whlc
night clear out after the 18th inst; j
,Iconsequence of which Capt. Simpson wa
|obiged to leave without completing hi
loading.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
From the National Advocate.

Nv the Pilot boat Trimmer, from Gibraltar, we
have received the most encouraging news Tor
The Spanish cause. The French now begin tol
feel themselves in an xkwartl condition, and theI
friends of liberty are animated with new nope
We publish the following letter from Glib
rsltar, which have been politely handed us by al
friend. We know the writers, and know them tol
be worty Of confidence, and having the best means
of information in their power. They are dated
The 9Th of August. being the latest received III
America direct from Spain.
GIBnALTER, Aug.9.
"'Thinps wear a better aspect in Spain. The
assertion by the Services, that Baiiasteros mad
been corrupted, has been thrown in the teeth OF
this vile set There does not appear the least
foundation for it.. Of this you may rely, that &c
lnerally things look better for the Constitutional
lcause. The Spaniards under Bailasteros, and the
French under Molitor, have had most sangui-
Inary battle-both parties claimed the victory, but
lit is said that Balasteros had taken the French
artillery. Both parties have suffered IN shock
ling manner, as the French have acknowledged a
great number of killed and wounded. A gallant
Spanish officer writes me from Carthagena, that
they will come off victorious, and sooner IMAM IS
,Iexpected-he expresses hlmseif cohteht WIN the
llpresent aspect OF AFFAIRS
| oTbe paIlant spd lion hearted Nina is in Bar.
|ceIona, which is animated with the best spirit -
,lCadiz appears determined to hold out. One OF
.Iyour New Workers. is here, who says that there
,|are Ia, 900 elegant troops there, devoted to the
fright side. They have lately made sortie, ant
,lhave beat the French. =, :,
i "The account of the day is, that Morilla viii
aInei,her recognize the Cortes nor the regency ant
THAT his army, indignant at his conduct, denoun
elced him and he has fed. Quiroga has assumed
1.-The command of his troops who are in good spi
ri,s, 5000 strong. The enemy have not moved II
elthat quarter with any success. The gaarrisons o
Visit. Sebastians and Pampelona have' u appears
made several successful sorties, and obliged tn
!. French to raise their camps. am encourages
llto hope from the tenor of my last accounts, tina
ISpain NAV vet be triumphant. The French hay
elbeen deceived II will take them years to do wha
II they confidently expected would be performed
d,hree months. great number OF ooa,s go ,ro'
hlhere daily with provisions of all kinds, and se
,tinto Cadiz throug gh the Rio sla Petro, and prov
n sions are plenty at Cadiz. and by my last iet't
l. -prices were falling"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
COLOMBIA REPUBLIC.

Capt. Bodily of the schooner Dandy, arrived
here on Thursday night from La Guayra, has po-
litely furnished us with files OF the Caracas 1RIs,
to the 22d, and Of the COLOMBIAN to the Goth Au.
gust, inclusive.
A decree of the Congress of Colombia, of 30tf
May, provides for the creation of copper coin
age, TO the amount of two hundred thousand do!
lars The coins are to he made "of the value OF
quartilos or half quarillos, or the 9th of real.
ihey are to be impressed with a bust of liberty
and the inscription "Republic de Colombia"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
EVACUATION OF PORTO cAvELLo.

When captain Bodily sailed from La Guayra
(Augus, 27) il was reported there that the Spa
nsh forces in Porto Cavello were engaged in dis
mounting the cannon, &c preparatory to an eva
cualion of that post, which was the only one in
Venezuela remaining in possession of the Roy
alsts This gives the finishing stroke to the an
Inhalation of the power of old Spain in the Repub
lie of Colombia, and leaves the latter free to ar
range and perfect the wise and liberal institutions
which she has SO happily begun.