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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-26

enslaved and oppressed, without enouiring by
what means, or through whose agency, it was
originally brought about. 1t would signify no
more to tell them that if was an evil entailed
upon US by our ancestors, than it would, should
we be told, that the oppression of the Greeks
was not commenced by the present generation
of Turks.
1t behoves, then, the people of the United
States to be at once engaged, unitedly, in some
vigorous plan for the eradication of this great
and increasing evil. The efforts of the Coloni-
zation Society fall altogether short of remedy.
as the whole number they will be able to trans
port abroad, will probably, be not half equal to
the annual excess of the increase of the black
population, over that of the white.
Should all the dictates of prudence be dis
regarded, and this evil be left to its own course,
let us not shut onr eyes against the character
'ofthe contest, which sooner or later nausl ensue.
on one side will be arrayed people Injured
TO hardship, fatigue and subsection, and conse-
'quently easilyto be disciplined; people goad-
ed on by recollection of real or imaginary
wrongs, and allured by the anticipation of the
yet untastcd sweets of liberty, with every
thing to gain, and nothing to lose by the result.
On the other, population nursed in the Ian
of luxury. and unaccustomed to labor or SUBJ
lection. In such state of things, it is not diff
cult to foresee the consequences.
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MONTICELLO. Mis-. Oct. q

y @'rOI' ANl5LIO9 1E1I5' OLt. r
yMurder.-lt is our lot to record one of
those painful occurrences that grow out
of the frailty of human nature. On the
evening of the Goth ult, man by the
name Of Thomas Harmon, residing a.
bout ten miles from this place, killed
his oVerseer by shooting him in the
breast with pistol, without any prov
ocation. Through the vigilance OF the
sheriff of this county, and his party be
was apprehended in the afternoon ofthe
day following, in morass about IN lie
from his own plantation.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-26

A BLOODY COMPLETION The
28th Sept. five American, and two Span
ish gentlemen, on their way from Prin-
cipe for Neuvitas, were attacked on the
road about eleven leagues from Prin-
cipe, by five armed robbers. The at
tackled party dismounted, and with their
pistols gave the robbers battle. Two of
the robbers were killed, one wounded
and taken prisoner, and the other two
escaped. This was all done in five
minutes.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-26

The missionaries at the Sandwich
Islands have been attempting to instruct
King R'horiRa in the principles of the
Newtonian system. 1t was difficult for
him to understand how the world could
turn round upon its axis, as it seemed
to him that, ifsuch were the fact, him
selfand every thing else must tumble off.
At last he protested to be convinced,
and to be gratitied with his new knowl-
edge of this sublime system, and said
pleasantly to his people, "Take care of
your calabashes as the world turns over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
VnIuabIe ReoI rsfnle cr SoIe


1--WE tract OF land which Subscriber resides in
= tue cnuriy OF Be'iford, miles from New London, 4
hir rom the Academy, and IL from Iynchburg containing
iSvD acres, between 500 ami f0) cea ed the
naiance !" wonihe whole Of IL FIRST rate tobacco land
pt 40 or 90 acres, and that excellent grain land This
very heavily timbered, lies remarkaby we'll, aud Is
y waiertd The improvements extremely valuable
a conmDdtous, aud the neigbborkDod healthy wealthy
aud agreeable.
hE1-A tract Of land living on S,auntun river in the
aDghy "I Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within Is
oI LyhcIhurg. containing 1000 acres Of which about
ores are cleared, large portion which is rate
aad admirably adapted the culture of Ohac
~ plantation Is in fine order well Natere and healthy
~ ahce "i ihe land Is IN woods, aud due proportion
=" ~ tohncco land Of the first quality
another tract OF land in che Of Camrhe on
a., rIeth about three miles frnn Lyuchhurg containing
H. Vefy small portion cleared which Is fresh
d. nedri-the remainder is mostly rich tobacco laud ct
ns' quality, aud Is heavily timiered the wool this
ss source of considerable ptofi-wcll waered and
''1etAI excellent mill seals.
n ave several other tracts equally valuable tedious
,t erine Ave lots in the Of Lyncbburg three
", ~ ilhin street and two ON 'he hill.
upscriber invites capitalists to view THIS valuable
ty' winch he ops Tor sale the advantageous
reo;rs small Proporion ofthe purchase money will ne
v " IN hand, and credit Of and three sea
give" Tor the blllnce For further particulars APP
a. ~ ~ be made 10 the subscriber New Loud0n
mia, Ease OF my absence mr. Jesse Irvine the same
III , WILLIAM IRVINE.
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7arnvillr, June 6.
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A Proprietors, have oprocd this rAvERS ,be old
"a Establishment the Kind la Pelerurti hici Ia.
been much improved from time iir ali The inferior
apartm, nt well as by additional biiuC so as 10 an
swer all he purpose, of PUBLIC Tavern a,i Bo,rny
Hou.e. such are the arrangements OF lie huilsrs a.,
accommodations, with improvements which are
RAPIDLY advancing to state of coInnstion maj Tr,veI
aud visitors, with Ladies and young families can he con-
venientiy and agrreably entertained. The premises
located in close contiguty the commercial pars
of This growing and prosperous town. and bein cxeu
vey and happily situated thai calm rctirenlrn o. pui,-
lie situation, can he enjoyed at pleasure
The Prnprieors shall, al occasions, make their
pleasure aud duty give satisfaction viii sincere
view TO aeeompishha great and desirable object the,
shall spare pains or eyr-ose wha'escc in a depart
of the Esfnh;sbo,eu;-par by presenting,
excellent Lodging to0ns duy furnished good Servants
honest and attentive m abundant table, with
choice vand; well the best Of Wine, a OTHER Ii
guors' which our country viii Afford we are not umud-
u oi tie important value of we'll regulated furnish
ed Shbeour friends, and visitors, ma, assured that
hs department shall answer rYefy just expectation AMI 90
effect that object have employed able percnc-
ed Osiler Distinguished for his attention and firhr
large. AID will also be improved. Oar Water lot is
dereu ne Stable io being Immediately situated on Apo
Th. is the same Establishment which was 50 long own
ed and managed by mr. James Dure who enjoyed 50
much prosperity !" our line and gave such general salts
faction. lie succeeded by Mr. Freuch and Afterwards
by Mr. kekle These iwo last Genemen jully mc.itsd
and received the cteniion OF Mr. Dmel irieuds hope
DAVID MEADE resides the premises, rnd viii con.
duct the affairs Of this house assisted by Air COOPER
department generally known, make uunece,s-
~ for us to tender assurance recommendation IN
respect.
IL is useless for state Board hy the
week, month ycar-they moderate tie ahund
ance az our highly favored country require th subject
we confidently rope our town aud country friends visitor,
and strangers, viii have cause complains We clos.
with asking ass favor, that person may leave
our house with feeling sentiment OF compiont without
stating the cause.-The proper explanation redress will
always he made.
we think Unnecessary 20 add that Kind nature a favor.
ed rs "i'hn healthy situation The Wafer used oar
house perhaps from the best Springs below the
t'ins, and or Ice House is very convenient
DAVID MEADE.
PETER N. llANp4WAV.
PETERSBURG 6urust q. 1926 o4-vsy
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land For SALE

fTlE subscriber offers Tor sale The lana which
he resides situated in the county of Chesterfield SIX
miles from Manchester, aud bew the Manchester
pike aud James rver This contains 9s acres
which wood land 1t good quality, and heavily iimbere
as any land IN the county. excellent saw-m has
recently been erected upon the premises and very
good stream, which renders the timber peculiarly valuable
The improvements consist of a cOmmoGious DIV eiur-
house, buildings Tor servants and other domestic pun
ana gonh barn and stable The sIaii1n is kaby
healthy and the land watered. The tract NAV be d.
vded adFaniageousiy and viii be disposed Of if desired
IL the above tract at land is disposed privately
fore The frs day of October next il will on that day be
offered al public auction the premises, upon credit
one Two and three ii desired the payment of
e purchase money will he divided into six install
nents each 'nstameui bearing interest from the day
sale AT the same lime and place will he sold credit
0 nine months, all the farming utensils the growing crop
OF corn fodder hay and rye, Wagon team two
carts the st"ck of sheep hogs and cows (amougst which
arc two yok" of oxen and several good cows and
every species Of property pertaining to the farm.
ANDERSON EDWARDS
July 4. I-9tSo,,ds
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FOR SALE

n the 18th of October 1929 TRACT OF LAND IN the
- county of Halifax, containing 10y estimation 1909 acres
about 400 ut which river bottom ofhe quaity and
he gh lands are generally good well iimere and wa
ieie" Ihs land lies about eight miles the court
house on The south side OF Dan river branch OF the
Roanoke, which Is navgaied with safety
the estate has all the usual improvements IT, large
ana cOmnoouS dwelling house, house stables tobacco
houses and buildings for servants and other domestic pr-
poses me tract may be divided advaniapeously into
sal parts, aud will he disposed Of il desired one
OF the Pnrciase money Will be required in ban, and the
balance IN Two equal instruments falling due on the
3o'li Hecember 32f, the other the 25h Dec. 1925
Also n TRACT OF LAND in the said county, Two mi
above the aforementioned tract situated the south side
OF Dan river containing $50 acres which about 100 acres
are river bottom O hne quality about 200 acres creek
bottom" which require but little expense render them
valuable ne river bottom. on tis there valuable
Terry across Dan river The sale of this tract
OF an" wi ne the same for the first mentioned tract
Land Possession will be given Chri,tmaS but pPrnis-
SION VIII toe granted the purchaser make any
which he wishes for crap The ensuing year.
PAUL CAERiNGTON.
CLEMENT r. CAbRINGTON,
Executors of Sarah Carrinetop, dec.
July 10 2l-tds
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EOR SAIiN

MI tract Of land in sibemarle county, heretofore my
w residence, consisting OF $500 about 1000 o
winch are OF he hest mnuuain quality, and 1900 yirg be
lew the mountain and extending from it, generally o good
quality, and remarkably wetimber', and waercd The
tract lies on the Scrtl side of the Rivanrn branch oi
James river, navigaile for baiteauN Milton which is
within ~ miles. IL is ) miles from charlottesville
nom the University. OF its advantageous situation,
health and society remark need be made here. I'll"
estate has all che usual improvements IL. conmoduus
Nv eiiing house buildings for aud other domestic
purposes good stables barus with thtsrg machines,
gr'Si sud saw mill, with good houses ior managers. d
alores, well posted for each purpose and all in good
pair The tract be- i ied geouslv
parts, and will disposed Of fdeSred. The pawn
"i the purchase money be made Icy ina'ments With n
very liberal credit to be agreed the time OF ,nlr.
The furniture and the stock ut every kind be sold with
the lard.
have also for sale another of rather than 700
acres three miles below Milton within of the river
lis northern side which lies well, j. of good quality we'll
mlrred aud waieed- and has valuable vein limestone
passing through IL. This tract is divided into
each hvng ON il dwelling house, commodious for
small family with necessary buildings Credit will be
given for this tract in like manner, for he other
Persons inenabIe purchase will address themselves
directly TO me-. JAMES MONROE.
Washington June 1O-Sm
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JuIv29
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- hNAWAY irom the subscriber. time In January
~ 1922, negro named JAMES. who sometimes calls
himself James Loving tall trim follow about 40
wears OF age has small scar of his eyes
10 he the right and the lip his back bears the
marks OF severity believe he has scar on one of
his arms, occasiOned 10y burn-bas long aud hands
projecting forehead, yellow dingyookng eyes, sunk deep
er than common in his head Jim is a yellow comnIex
ion, though not muaito. lie is well known on James
rVer has followed The river boaman for many years
and has run the river from above the mountain am in
dnoed 10 believe he is the mountain this time The
above reward viii be given 10 who will deliver
jim t. me In fuvanna (near Scotsve Abemarle) o. Sc
cure him in JAIL so that get him again. reasonable
expenses paid. THOMAS ADAMS
June 10. t-w19vk
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CLOTus g. CAssIMEREs.

sUSr imported in The SHIP Ge-.rgisna, at C,y Point,
from LNerpooi.-The subscriber is just receiving by
Tue above vessel few packages OF Gr,t blue hac
and fashionable fancy cGiosed CLOTHS X CASSIMERES
nrec from tie manufactures ~ Thomas Sheppard. and
a"shn Broihefs & Co. rhess goods laii IN the
very lowest terms, aud manufactured 10 bis c.
consequently make them M moderate terms
' recommend them TO his customers. aud others wnniiug
s1ch goods, from whom lac resrec fully solci,s cai
THOMAS LAMBERT, 9f-rehant Tai'or.
IL handsome assortment of UEADY-NApE CLOTH
Nand every other article In his line constantly on hand
July IL.
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NOW LANDING
FOR SALE.
m be Pen;feug,,,.,, S,ore g. Do,;Jo,t;

AZ The Penifenita'y Store g. Peaitentiary,
LARGE and excellent stock ofihe manufactures oihat
institution in the best manner consisting
boots shoes OF all descriptions and sizes carriage gig
stage aud Jersey wagon harness wagon carr gear
wagons, draws wheat well buckets ropes
ne's OF wosdem hall bushe measures wagon buck
els farming utensils all descriptions mill stones
machine ropes, bed cords, leading lines various
kinds, wrought nails and spikes of different Sizes wool
mats TN all which will he farmers
country merchants and others, cash. accommodate
ing credit Tor bopds with approved security, negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed.
THOMAS NELSON. +. A r.
Persons for whom carpeiing has been at the Peni
Tertiary, will please cali and take il away.
August s. 2G-8t r. N, PAP
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Virglnia Land Office. JuiU %. T8g3,

N conformity entitled an act to reduce into
one nct The several concerning esceainrs passed
the 6h day OF January 1884, ito hereby make known
an whom IT na concern, that il appears hy certificate
the escheaer of The city of Richmond hearing date the 25h
Gay ol The present Gonh, received this Office this
Day at 10y inquisiton and Office the said 25th
day o. Tue present month certain piece parcel
situated in this city the side Of T. hriween 2Olh
and ist streets, containing 10 running back
30 rect belonging TO the Marcus Levy deceased
has escheated 10 this commonw eath.
JuIy 90 o. ~ - Vie
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BY RITCHIE x GOOCH.,

II The ENoUIRERi Is published twice week general
w. and three times week during the session OF the Sfae
L:gatve-Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars per
anpun payable IN advance Notes OF Chartered specie
paving Ranks (onfy) will be received in Tie Ed
itors will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mail
the postage fnl letters being paid nv the writers
r7 No paper will be discontinued tbut al the discretion
of the Edtors until all arrearaees been paid up
shalt have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, or in-FrSt Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, 50 cents.
No Advertisement inserted, until il has either paid
r or assumed by some person in ibis city,
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la VALLE F0R SAI,E

VIE subscriber offers This place, my pa IT, for safe
IL lies in the county of Goochand, river
hve mites above the courthouse, ami couains about one
thousand acres, between and 100 of rich creek
low grounds The soil OF the high land is good quaiiv
pa OF considerably improved, and the balance capable
of the highest Improvement
No situation Is believed ia be more healthy agreeable.
Ihere is ON II cOmmodious dwelling house with
ten rooms aud other house
mediation OF large family and for agricultural purposes
terms OF sale made known application To The sub
| scriher, living near The premises.
IunaI 10 n II TI-t,f.
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Land, .Nigroes. and olher Ernnerlu for ,S-l1c-

Ldnd, Negroes, and other FrOpgfy for sac
(f virtue of deed Of trust executed to me by Newman
~ b. oane, on the first day vi December and duly
recorded TO secure the sundry money
therein mentioned 10 john Roaue of King William county
shall on the 10th day September next that being Essex
court day. iar If not the fair day thereafter in the
Town OF TaPphhannock and county Of Essex for
the tract OF land (and other property therein specified living
and being in the lower parish aforesaid county con-
running by estimation $50 acres he the more or less
$50 between 40 and 80 slaves, stock every drscrpon
&c' as Intended tn be conveyed by tie will Of Newman
bfockenbrouel To the said Newman y Roane: whole
OF hs pr"psry held by Lucy Brockenrouch during her
posed Of
TO capitalists the sale % this laEd offers strong nduce.
hen 10 invest their funds; il is uncnmmouy healthy
mi,nn Two or three miles OF the Happahaunock river,
whence the most abundant supply of fine fish oysters and
Cas can e speedily and easily obtained. An arm Of the
Dragon swamp passes through the hc tract con-
AinIng by estimate - 80 of rich swamp which
may be AZ small expense converted meadow Of supe.
rior quality tie whole body of the land is Ola texture
"uaPieh 4" Tie cultivation OF corn. wheat and niacco
oh ihe Gay 81 sale particular descrptou viii
gwen the property viii be offered for casirverheles
other arrangements offered. hey may attended to-
ouch ute only will I've conveyed by the subscrher as
vested IN him trustee the validity which may be udg-
ed oi 10y an exhibit tie DAY OF sale.
July % 2j--wtds JOHN T. ROANE
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a TEACHER WANTED.

TUE 'ro.t,c- of W5smNGTON ENRY ACADEMY
haee a'ih0rsrd 1titcrti,e fr principal trscci
,2r we ensuing 3enr 1hi, academy 60 she county Of
U''pi ninn fcn wls ifru tho cif, at nifhuiprd in "
r"r"on- Fud agreeable neig hi 'ned ad not surass e.
n 'e'"'i'rss of sffrr rtrbaps by any instituun q.
,ie i'nd i'fi.v itr Giue Ei i~e
tcrors living nt d-sr- tH drsrcs Of further IT, rr
nHnn vi pl'" afdrr. tner cHnluuuic atins 20 me- d
rcceti Ji me Eiciiuoisl rfsi office.
u = dr,ir e as 80 npp'ic- he made IN time IN ~,
voted or y iie Trustees THEN neetrir tire 20 olOe
t'..- "eNi. T.. Is. CEENSHAW.
tiqrcs -r. Augvsi %. gt-~tv
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CLIFTON DALE FOR SALE.

am DESTROYS the western country will
" sell That valuable of land Wing in Rockbridge
county, thirteen miles from Lexington and half mile
IRON brpwnsburg The tract contains 565 es, 100
winch ) cleared and in excellent state of Improvement
lhere = ~ The tract25 acres of meadow and
made The land is well timbered, and carriage
Lynchburg or RichmGnd can be had within five miles OF it,
ne shu'on IS healthy and society good TIE farm would
suit well divide.
The buildings are two good dwellinghouses kitchens
Two barns ant UibeT necessary buildings Tie subscriber
would prefer selling for cash, chat might not sui
the purchasers he would take onchalf in h
lance in ~ equal annual payments Person, disposed Il
purchase will address themselves to me.
Amnmsf
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FARMVlLLE VhYERN.

RI The present owner ofIhis property bavinr de-
TvfTrf ermined 10 retire from paiic lie auiiur
lsIstt ised me 90 sell IL and l can assure gentlemen
-s2S-- disposed to purchase such property, ibBI viii
sell IL very low and on accommodating terms
Very few situations in e upper country present so GOOD
prospect for profit, 10 active ard accommodating
err kreper, and none more healthy.
The buildings extensive convenient " It n large
and excellent garden attacked il.
JAMES MADISON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALF

VIE subscriber wishing retire from public life now
n offers Tor sale o The valuable for "A
pu"ic house In Virginia long known the Brick House
Tavern situated on the main public road leading the
ely OF ichmnndto the western country nine miles
charlottesville, and within ~ miles Of the University
There Is about IT'S land attached now in high
state OF cultivation. il is deemed unnecessary give
minute description of the property, IL j. well known
and those wishing purchase will view the pre-
misses lihcrh credit will be given. Those wishing TO
purchase viii 10 wel 10 make Immediate application to the
terms.
have also small place within miles Of the above
known 10y the name Of Mountain Plain containing 80
which is very comfortable place fir a small family ON
II Is comfortable frame dwelling -hou,e Which VII sell
on very reasonable terms. BENJAMIN HARDIN.
Annm 10 eli.-2r,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

F1ANAWAY from the subscriber two recroes, ROBIN
Jacob. Robin 3, about Of age about
high. web made. has down lock whca spoken d. lin
tsirk lips ard rel ece, ohpr parirni4r rarts
remembered Jacob y iG ~ years az aec. aet
ucaf high Hud has fark skin.ticy supposed
be shout Hanover COurtipusr viii give the nbovs nan.
ei rcwars 10 any who viii deliver them to nv nrcnf
n Hanover lodge them IN ilo that get them gain.
August r. 2e-st ELIZABETH GARLAND.
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NOTICE.

ME subscriber intends decline business for the pre
n sen', and viii on Monday the sL September next offer
Tor sale NJ "Ihic auction. positively without reserve at the
Auction Room oi Mes>rs Moneure Robinson & peasants,
ana under their management, his enre STOCK OF DRY
articles. ~ 1871
1JCnunN Merchants invited attend this sale as
they viii no doubt fluid worth their aention-rerms
very liberal and made kRown the day of sale.
august rs. SIT l.. WINGFIEID