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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
TRUST SALE.

by virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to the
- subscriber by Thomas Satterfield, on the
4th day of March, 1922, for the purpose of Sc
curing to James r. Robinson the payment of a
sum OF money therein mentioned, will proceed
to sell, for CASH, at the residence of said Sat-
terfeld, near the Sulphur Spring, on SATuR-
DAY the 5th ofApril, 1928, the property men,
toned in said deed, consisting of one COW,
two FEATHER BEDS, &c one horse SLEIGH
and Mans SADDLE &c. &c.
WILLIAM LONG, Trustee
March IS, 1823-ctds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
FILIAL DEVOTION.

During the late war of La Vendee,
the Duke de la Rouchefoucalt, icon
demned TO die, as we'll as his daughter)
found in the resources of that affection
ate girl the means of concealing him
self, till period arrived more iavora-
BILE to that Justice which be successfully
claimed. His daughters first care was
TO place him under the roof and protec
ton of an arlizap, who had formerly
been domestic in the Dukes service,
afterwhich she procured an asylum for
herself. They were thus both secure
from the immediate power OF their
prosecutors; but as the Dukes proper
~ was confscated, and as compassion
is apt to grow weary OF its good oih-
ces, the means of subsistence was
soon worn oat. While the daughter
was suffering under the extreme pow.
erty, she learnt her fathers health was
declining for want of due nourishment
She now saw no way but to devote
her life to save her fathers, and she
instantly made the resolve. A general
ofthe republic, at that very time, was
passing through the city in which was
her place of concealment, and to him
she wrote the following letter
~Citizen Wherever the
voice of nature is heard, daughter may
b. allowed to claim the compassion of men
in behalf of her father. Condemned to
death at the same time with him who
gave me being, have successfully pre-
served him from the sword of the execu-
TONER, and have preserved myself to
watch over his safety. But in saving. his
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27

Nlk GlNI "A, to wit:
Berkeley County, January Term, 1928.
William Gorrel and Nancy his wife,
late Nancy Nanmetre. PITS.
Joseph Vanmetre, Abraham Vanme-
ire, Thomas Vanmetre, Van Vanmetre,
William Vanmetre, thomas Tabb and
Polly his wife, late Polly Vanmetre,
Levi Martin and Betsy his wife, late
Betsey Vanmetre, said Joseph, Abraham
Thomas, Van William, Polly and Bet
sey being children and heirs of Nathan
Vanmetre. deceased. Def'ts.
IN CH.a.NCERY.
The Defendant Joseph Vanmetre not
having entered his appearance, and given
security, according to, the Act of Assem-
bly, and Rules of this Court; and it APP
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
he 81 not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth-lt is ordered, that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here on the second
Monday in April next, and answer
the Bill of the PITS. and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in The
Martinsburg Gazette, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court House of this county.
A copy-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, o. B. o.
Jan. 16.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, from
D Abraham Levy and Ann Catherine
Levy TO the undersigned, for the benefit
Of Michael HOut, win be offered for sale,
to the highest bidder, for CASH, on
the 29th day of next month, ( March) on
the premises, such interest as was con-
veyed by said Deed of Trust in and to one
HALF OF LOT, No. 1913,
in the town of Martinsburg, or so much
of said interest as will he sufficient to pay
the debt, interest and costs mentioned
in said deed, and the costs and charges
attending the sale. This is the same
property now occupied by SIR. Levy.
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
February e.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Public Sale.

ON the Cd day of April the subscri-
" Der will sell at Public AUCTION. at
his Mill on Opeckon, a number of fine
Sheep, and Hogs, and some Household
Furniture. Nine months credit will
be given, the purchaser giving bond and
security. JAMES MILLER.
March 2O.-5w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-27
Negroes for sale.

TWO young negro men equal to any
4 in the county of Berkeley, either
for skill or ability as farmers, will DO
sold at a very moderate price for cash.
Enquire of the Editor of this paper.
March Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
10 lie Editor # ne r1riau Herald.

/ NUHANcERf~-M montiily session court held Tor
h",si county at the courthouse Monday April the
Patrick Clopton. u,..-,.r
fgT1ui ''""'Wf
James H. clopior. Ann w Thntpsop yy,Lt.,r.,e s.,,-
o" one vonnger9 Miller Clopton rh,p,s ci1n,n Ic,s
~ hdrhr'urh aud Mary Z. his wife winston, I,r,n 49,,
Margaret his lie. David a. Clopton and Wis, C,,.,,
~ miami nnnet the of twentyone YEAR. tv Nile,
brown, lis guardian ni iiieu,. - M 49,. r'''
ne d"i"n'nu.s lar1rs ~ Cinpton. Wajlporsv. Clr,,
hlpf "w"n sud Thnrws Cilirpp rnf having e.frred
''F "VP'fance Hnl gi'en serutitt arco..n0 To- ans
we %" ct tbs court and appearing to- e 50, f. lion
~ 'nc court 'hai they inhabitants al tl. 80 m
W MUM 1i ihe p1tni NV bis rprlrl. Is nr,.d ftst
we >'d Jaue- 49, Ciof'u. Wiid, srve floutor tt,l.-
''" ami Ih'mnS tIufou sppefr here IN ,e Grs. fls,
q" '"'N cNrt W. - snd answer , plaq0T~ hi ana tis 81
copy 9" 'h> "rrr ic toTiby, iaseri iu tho Esosir.r -
newspaper published 30 tLa city og RirGnoDd Tor la q
mmH snccs'>ivelv' AID t' g'uh~r cops d,reof i. ,.i
some das. ''' WV
Msys, ''' ~, ~ 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

a',on ofYlR had ben pro;la i.aed By ftanc,
'gaina Spnin. Another ship came in from
SEA, name unknown. with The Rosseau. a
gentleman who came ON in the steam boa,
this m"rninS from Philadelphia, informed
captain TriPpr, that this vessel was from Ant
werp, in II short passage, that the suprrcarso
had arrived in Philadelphia, and confirmed the
above Intelligence, and added, that the French
troops had actually commenced their march
for the Spanish capital. The news was gene
rally known and credited in Philadelphia.
when capt. Trippe's Informant. who has pro-
ceedcd 10 Norfolk, left there. and it was spo-
ken of by other passengers on board IN. boat
PIT
o., We have Philadelphia papers Of Monday evening
and Tuesday morniUgrbey the arrival of the us
srau r. as beowand the Mondays paper gives Ill. fol-
Low ing only
THE sloop Aurora, Hussey, three DAYS
from Nantucket, with oil and candles, spoke
"n Saturday, in the bay. the ship Rousseau,
Jefferson, from Cowes, 80 days, who informs,
that n formal declaration of,car hal been made
Ly France against Spain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
CANAL NAVIGATION.

F'rst arrivals al the port of Schenectady,
from Palmyra, Ontario county--boats Indus
try, Capt Jackson, and Seneca Chief Cant.
Ostrom, belonging Ia the line of boats cstab-
llshed by ID. Graf, Walton s. c." and Horace
Meach ladtned with 500 barrels western
aour. Those boats passed out of the canal
INTO the Mohawk mt Rome 1t it said that
The canal will he filed up as far east at Utica
during this week T.4ibo,u .gdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
FROM MONTEVIDEO

Capt. Neal, arrived at this port in IS DAVIS
from Alonte,id,o, informs. that in. Purt,,
g''ese held possession of that place, but il was
expected they would be compelled Ia give i,
up 10 The Imperial General Lacore, who was
WITHIN Il few leagues ofthe city, slowly adj
'ancinS, and cutting off the communication
WIN the interior. Markets at the River Plate,
duli, particularly for the article of FInur.
winch, at the time Capt. Neal sailed, was "A
perfect drug Capt. Neal spoke, ON the nth
OF March, in LAT. %. 81, S. long. So, 30, w.
the British brig of War Lapwing, the captain
oi which informed that Rio Janeiro was to
be blockaded, by a squadron hourly expected
nom Europe. Capt Neal has performed
his voyage out and home in l fl DAYS.
Phil. Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

70 sanction This fncastifc, A. 10 ci"Af re,s
Congress, To frame permanent constitutions
are points which we have not seen developed
rms IS the crisis of the fat. of Mexico Nov
n the time To decide whether she is tit for >,
representative gprerDnent-or whether she
IS to lali INT" civil dsrords until some mas.
ter spirit shall again grasp the sccp,re which
he may have the energy To- retain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
MARSHAL'S SALE
or V9IBJBLE LANDS gND ST gI-CS


NDEN decree OF tue superior OF chancery To-
- Tie Richnnnd district pronounced tie 2Gts, Isy
January 1918, R depending therein brfween VIII
ian Befnird executor Of john Hipkins deceased pit
ghinst Thomas X Rootes, de a. sbal tbe 10Th day of
July next, at the nut door Of the Eagle Hotel in The if
OF Richmond "l'r for sale hy public auction, hrle
bidder ior C"sh ihe ioowng property. much thereof
may be sufficient iV satisfy the balance nber said
decree VIZ 3atrfs oi LAND lying IN the county Of u-
cesef l2JD acres o which were purchased Lewis Bur
we'll and wife by the said noute ami s2j acres Of John
Siubis' aud adiuning the lands Of Lewis, 49,
Watkins and Others ying partly severn river t37 acres
Of land ed 10y the said DurWe In the deed aorss
also the house aud land containing acres wherein the
said ROpes formerly resided, adjoining nv of Freie
rchsburg and the following SLAVES viz. Peter, mcsa
81, Tom, Isaac. Nat Ned, Peter, Jesse Frederick Miles
Sawnsy Sarah aud child sal Easier& Charles Philis
ny aud her daughter Jenny Patty, frankey Philis child
Murria Humphrey aud Tom. Alice and her Child SBlly
Nelly aud her child Billy and Lucy Fanny, her child Di,
Easter her child Polly, Rose her Child Bv Ionaiban and
Sen Rachel Sia, DIck Blackssh and Tenor his Wiz.
The above sale will commence at III O'Clock IN ffebiny
Aforesaid J. GUERRAkT, N. Seer. n.
The balance due and PAYABLE he above dec rce
is with interest from the FIRST day Of Jtnuaty last
Nav 2. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
From the Charleston Patriot I
FROM IAN

by The s!nop Providence, we have received fran,
our attentive correspondents file uf Kingston. ia.
ma'ca papers, 10 the 18Th April Ona lus,y uern.,l
"' ,hen', we iind nothing of very important nature
N1m"nd"fe Owens and part of his squadron ar
fi..u ~ Fort Royal 9Th of April
lac uihcial account of the cauture of the r , Ca,
ny Inc British Gutter Greriau, received here vii,
NASSAU Is pnlii>h-d IN the jamaica papers The
LII Gala had hurry killed aud wountipd-6ye n,;s.
"h"rN taken. Her commander boasted il * sail nj
having beaten oft the Anrrican schooner AIIiy,,or
am" h'i'cd bei communicable lnmputeJ Alien =
we nave also the official account of IIe c;,u,ure lao
me oo"'s OF ihe TYNE, and The Thracan. of the P,
r"uc"l Sc h"nner Zaiagohza. She had a crew ol
n' ~ 10 ~ men, and had 10 killed, 10 wounded.
10 ''ke"h A the Spana,os on shore and % carried
'n'" rori hoyai, Tor Trial. But men we've los, Inv
the lyne ami Thrarian 49, -
part al Commodore Ponpr's squadron put into
Luce" i"r water, on The Goth March
hiNesToN, Jam. April BY the Three Sister
we c'in iiiil HE report previously received herr.
wa I"iihagtnh al the defeat of The Roy,Iist i,oous
w me '"i"mi'IhnS, ~ Correct IL appears that the
''rmef, IN TWO divisions, marching agnins, Rim
as Ia if"che, when they were met by General
Ni'"''''", VINO routed them, making 400 PRISONERS
+ An embargo had been laid ON All vessels in ,I,o
pori "i la" tie In Hache for nearly "a month in rom.
sequence OF information being rece iycd of General
Hipf"es intention TO send force aeainsi tI,at MACE
a"' every preparation was made Ia deGendt
rus MAJESTY schooner SpeedwsI Lieut. Gearv
an" Tue schooner Bristol, Mason had sailed FINN,
mo ne Ia ii'che Tor Santa Martha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
Virginid Lnnd OGce- VoU n Igo5

conformity with act, entitled 40 reduce into
the 9th January 1919 o hereby make known 10 all whom
may c"ncern that appears by certificate the escleaor
OF HALIFAX cotutN, bearng date the May 1928 that v
inqustiun aud office found tie day of March 1925
certain tract parcel OF land, reputed area whereof
is seventy five situated within the s,d county m
Banster river wIersf certain James Fouls died seizrd
ObHD estate Uf inheritance has esceacd 10 te common
wealth uf Virginia.
Mti i--w6W J. RODFVTgON vcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
MAnRIn- hlh NI,raI,
DEPARTNE%T Of Sr :.i.r", Io<'

= DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.
- kRDINANp VII. by the Grace of (iuJ and the
S",S''u''on OF the Spanish Monarchy, King of
,''"' '" All l" whom these presents may come -
as follows ""'' uec'ecu
l. The Executive government is antlorized 10 one
p""", ~ long as II may think proper The uduission
'"" '"e ehIsua aud the adjacent Isles of fureiou
vessels and merchandise belonging IN ,bose n,,inns
VINO may cease their relations of :n,iv will, Snain
a"n hcr constitutional government > IL * likewise
"'n.I'n 10 Withhold tue benefit of the Decret. of
"r -in J.huafi, iS-, respecting the trade Of The
iN'"" VI Nubh, from the vessels and merchandise
l"iouS'"s 10 the nations mentioned IN the urecediuo
a'iIeieH, niiing such benefit exclusively Ia those II,
""oh me Executive Oycrnment shall think trouer
10 c"ni'hie II, coniOrmnhly TO what has be N dnu,
10 regard To the other Provinces beyond sea in ito
"eGire Oh me Jh insani.-3. The contents oC the
Two preceding articles shalt he made known C,r,h
WIN To ali the Envnys aud Cousuis of Sn,iu in
'o'e'2n countries, III pIdrr that the will fine nntion
nay b' rendered public and IN like manner shall
ne promulgated the application of the authority riven
10 we nh'Ioh' WHO IenDunce those lust ret,tinus al
anrly which Spain endPlvnurs To maintain 9, itb .
Madrid, 3is' January. 1928 " ''
Sisnrd-Jarier de kf,Ti=, President. Pedro I'M
~ ~ DE ZHf"''H, Deputy Secretary. Josef Grases,
Deputy Secretary. ~S'
we therefore, command all our Tribunals Judi
cHtures, Cheis Governors aud herartliorities ne
wen cIril rs military and ecclesiastical tn observ
a"d cause To Ice observed, aud TO eseruc the
detree - beng understood that using now omIv ,le
power communicated TO my department of the ou-
VeTnmeni 'n the second article Of the said decree
The h@nth', 10 which the decree of tI,. 27t oc ~
AIRY IS22, concerning the trade of Cuba refers. is
Withdrawn from the vessels aud mercba;,dize NJ
rance, Austria, Prussia aud Russia Signed Inv The
royal h'hd. Ia the Palace, 5h March 1898 10
Don E'arisO San Miguel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

'ri'ratii on il cru,ze a.ai;;S; The pir.i'es M the
West lndrs. where, il We are correctly ini.rni
ed, hear services are much wanted. The Can
.sress, nuw nearly ready for sea, is, we learn
(" 30 round To the Delaware where she will
receive "n board Mr.. Rodoey, our Minister Ia
Bu"n"s Ayrrs, his family and suite, aud MIR
Nelson, Minister TO Spain From the D"ia.
ware she will proceed To Cadz Ia land Mr.
Nelsun, aud from thence Ia Bu-nos A vr.s
with AIr. Rodney. The John Adams takes
out Richard G. Anderson Esq. as Minister to
the Republic uf Columbia.
Mr.. Rodney, who has been here for some
days, takes his departure this morning in IN.
steam boat Virginia on his way hume. WHENCE
he will embark in the Congress. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
DOWNFALL OF ITURBIDE

NEW ORLEANS, April live have re-.
ccNed per steamship file Of the Diario de
1Td Crnz To 9Th April inclusive. from which
we have hastily made the following trans
lations.
The following official communications WHICH
have just been received by an extraordinary
courier announces to the free and heroic iDha.
bItanis ofVera Cruz, that their wishes in uni
son with those Of all the other towns have
been granted. The Ibrrating army has tri
umphed. The Mexican nation is now reinte-
grated IN the extension and pIenttude of their
sovereign right, freely represented by con-
s'iiueDt Congress. Inhabitants ofVera Cruz !
Days of prosperity, ofliberfy, and concord he
gin To succeed to The calamitous times Of usur-
patton and despOiism. Honour and praise TO
the valiant soldiers of the country: immortal
glory to her worthy captains, veneration, love
and gratitude to the fathers of the country.
Vera Cruz, 2 April 1928, third of indepen.
dence, and second Of liberty
GUADALUPE VICTORIA.
Decree No. l.
The sovereign constituent Mexican Con-
gress in their session Of Goth uIt. has thought
proper to expedite the present decree.
l. II is declared that Congress having assem-
bled to- the number Of 0J deputies constituting
a majority, is in full and absolute liberty To-
deliberate, and consequently III situation 10
! continue its sessions
9. That the executive power 0f Mexico
has ceased from the 9th Uf last May TO the
present date.
3. That both the foregoing resolutions, bc
! transmitted to The supreme executive powc,
TO be- named, in order that they may he CON
muncated To whom it may concern.
We therefore, &C.
.nerico, april 2, 1898.
Number Q.
The supreme executive power PROVISIONAL,
named by the sovereign constituent MexicaI
Congress, io all whom these presents ma,
come greeting know We that the said Gun.
gcees has decrecd as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

The american Emperor "a neic Revolution
The farce has wound up in Mexico, and
iturblde Is reduced to the rank of u prisoner
of state. In his articles addressed TO the Next
can CoDgiess on the 18Th March, he has the
eirontcrytO declare Thai he had "acceptrd the
crown t0tM great reluctance" that he had only
acgiiiesced through Il desire 10 ScrUs his cOun-
ry'-that lac had " determined To dJdicnie il,
rom the moment he perceived that To retain,
II would serve as an excuse or pretrXt for au
intestine war'-and that hc should have done
II before, lfi!Ierr had been " u Godyt0 represent
the mutton, generally recognized" And this
from man, who had used every ariifce To
reach the throne; who had virtually dissolved
the representatives of the people and who
had cluiched the scrptre as long as he had
mrr"enary troops to support him These
tricks are too shallow and stale to impose Oh
any onr.-All that liurbde now asks, is, to
leave Mexico, tO have his debts paid. and To
retire To- some foreign cline, and perhaps too
with the treasures which he may have been
secretly amassing. IL the Mexican Congress
do not think it worth their while TO dispatch
him to 81. Helena, we may yet have the honor
Of seeing him 10 the y. states. Here the
Z" lmliator of Washington" may study the
character ofhis model on the spot, and learn
The difference brtweeu the first citizen Of the
American Republic, and the despcabc usur
per Of Mexico
Washington and HipJids
Napoleon and Ilurhide
Take II either way aud what burIrsque does
i exhibit = Thus drops the curtain upon the
inst Empernr Of America
Toe iair of that great country is not yet
decided. u has assumed no permanent organ
'zati"n. We have The DEGREES of the Congress.
constituting three offs own members as the.
Supreme Erscu'ire Of he state-hut trhai
Porers they are to exercise, ard hj,c long
whether "a ivgrai is o. b. made ~ tire DcOplp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
The discussion of our controversy with Rus

The discussion of our controversy with Rus
STA, at th. present moment in the public news
papers may he thought unnec. ssary, since a
Russian diplomatisi. Baron Thuyl, who has
lately arrived in the United States, we under
Stand, Is charged with special Instructions rel
at,tl'e To the trade on the North Yves, Coast
"i America, within the limits prohibited To 70
re'sn'rs ny the Ukase of the Emperor Aexan
ger In The pending negotiations or the dis
putes that may arise on this subject. the mrr-
chants of this country, may very safely trust
their interests To the information. talents. in
dustry, and zeal ofthr Secretary Of State.
Boston Epen,ng Ga-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

Extract Of a letter from n highHpectnbie
citizen q The United .SluieS, TO cliIenlaH
IN this en-, doted
"PARIs. MARCBIt823.
"a fewIavs more will dctermteace or
var, feat he las: will be resori@. The
commando in chief has departed bore
The general g1inion now Is war, dWish-
God, only 1Sows the consequent hope
our merchsis win be very cauiidln their
,ecuIaiios. Nd shipments, nr thy III risk
IN. II IS Ek,oseihle Ia calculattcre the
wa ~ sprl II and its final efef rough
olG Coil bent" | Caz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
A TEA('IIER.

A YOUNG MAN, qualified iotsach the various branches
n forming corec English education, wishes oitaiu
situation tutor ~ private fauly Being uuempisyrd
he would make engagrent either for the pre- emf or III
next yearI may not he improper 10 sir, that fnr the
two past he has heen both engaged ~ teaching
school and pursuing The study of Medicine, spent In
winter IN attending the lectures delivered in The Metics
University Oi Phadeiphis. This affer Circumstance u
ineniiorci, because IL he should procue school iea-
tsipn here there Negroes his services az the
worth uotclng) viii DE cbveiuly aud rerv rer -
Ia he sck ana may much expense their ot, -
II Is regards himself, I've produce sdfsfdt4r
Letters Addressed u b.. Vcilebor'o Caroline
~, Va viii &c attended 10.
Arr ~ f'i--2tt =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
NORTH CAROLLNA uERR1

NORTH CAROLINk HERRINGS.
TNiIS day landing The Dock srvernl hundred barrels
- sonni, well cured North Carolina HERRING which
" ill be sold Oh reasonable terms the whnrf.
MnN v II BERNARD PEYTON
hilOeE psrsuns indebted the estate of BENJAMTY
u TATE, dec will please make payment and those Iny
ing claims against said estate will prnsr present them
=, JOSEPH TATE, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
@ ~ ES
lCn,in,,inirnt,,Ll

ONInutilc0ttI.l
piEplAi his residence ia Hanover the I'll inst after
d pISHacied an" a"iui Illness, Mr.. BARTLETT AMBER
>ON IL "il suhcr 10 that his seaib has left void in.
ne circle oi ms relatives ANA friends, fed-G,r
lett superior. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
NOI'II:E,

fENE public is respectfully informed, that shelter sufI
H. cieut contain hundred ogsheads of tobacco vilt
he ere ied'a Wrsham the bnHk Of james II err Il,
prevent injury To such produce cannot Le Immediately
taken
RANDOLPH HARRISON, c'J'sGJ'sR.CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
GENERAL JACKSON

The following extract of leii"r iruoi gen Andrew
Jackson to gentleman in His city, dated March %
puts ~ beyond dispute, that he has mrreped Ire
arn"inmrmi of Envoy Extraordinary 10 Mrxico--
lac general speaks f"ei,ney upon the subject of az
lars IN his political sagariIy. We can only regret
that the circumstances he allues TO- have preventcd
~ that quarter. Sprnk'ne al Mexico he observes
rom the pies"u' revolutionary slate OF the country
the appearance al am Ameiiran En,oy, Sc. &c with
credentials 10 The iyrnni inibde, might add To his
stem@ih, aud thereby and him in rNruims the chau,
"i de>p"'isn, upon his county, which of right ought
Ia he lt-e. 10 he the instrunemi To u tyranny, how
ever 'nocemt on nay part, could not reconcile TO
my feelings. w nh these views aud other reasons
winch have communicated 10 MIR. Monroe, have
declined accepting The mission To Mcxco."
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win DECLARED

BAITIMosk III May 5.-1'he 81 osseau
tapi3in 'cffefst i, 9Jdays from Frg, Via
owes, was Now Philadrlphis terday |
soon, and oapp states, that a decta !
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FonEIcN GRAIN.-In the ship Electra re
Gently arrived at Philadelphia from London,
here came consigned 10 II single house one
thousand bushels oCRye!!
In addition To the above we learn that one
oil the packets from Boston has brought IT,
this port three thousand bushels of ,rhrnt.
which had been imported into Boston from
the Baltic sea Bat .4mercan