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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-08
SPEECH:
Gentlemen Of The Senate and

Gentlemen Of The Senate and
Gentlemen cfhs House Of Representatives..
On this first occasion of meeting the Rep
resentatives of the people of the Common
wealth in a new and responsible relation, I
trust may be INDUCED the opportunity to
express the sense Of deep and grateful obi
cation which entertain, for the manifestation
of the confidence of my Fellow-C Citizens, in the
distinguished honor conferred upon me. and to
accompany this sentiment of gratitude with
assurances Of faithful and earnest endeavours
TO requite that favourable regard, which has
been accorded 10 me, in advance Of such SER
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-08

A good regulation.~-A law has passed
the Senate of Colombia, oy which no
Colombian man, who has not completed
his 2lst year, and no Colombian woman.
who has not completed her 18th year,
can contract marriage, without the ex-
press consent of the father and mother.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-08

Duel EatraordinGry.-A duel was
fought at Jeffersonville, Indiana. on the
elst of April, between Kentuckian and
Frenchman, at which were present,
as spectators, cro,cd Of people,! they
fought at 1-2 PAGES distance, and both
were slightly wounded; the parties are
said to be residents of Lexington, Ky.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-08

A highwayman, named BolIand, con-
fined in Newgatc, sent for solicitor to
know how he ccrld defer his trial; and
vas answered, Shy getting an apothe-
cary TO make affidavit of his illness"
This was accordingly done in the fol-
lowing manner: The deponent verify
believes, that if the said James Bolland
is obliged to take his trial at the ensuing
sessions, he will be in imminent danger
of his life" 10 which the learned
Judge 90 the bench answered., 4" that he
rerily believed so too -
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-08

tition from the provincial assembly OF
Massachusetts bay, already presented
by him, was taken up. He was treated
with great indignity, insuaed, grossly
abused by the solicitor general, Weder-
bourne. He bore it, without any sign
of emotion. All eyes were upon him.
No change. or shadow of change went
over his face. His friends were amaz-
ed at his forbearauce. They wondered
at his equanimity-they were almost
ready to reproach him for it. Such un-
timely selt-command could not only pro-
coed from indifference to the great
cause, or, SO they thought, from strange
moral insensibility. On his way from
the place of humiliation, they gathered
about him. He stopped, he stood still,
his manner, look, voice, were those of a
man, 1pho has quietly concentrated every
thought, every hope, under heaven, all
his energies, upon a single point. His
master shall pay for it," said he, and
passed or.
The other circumstance grew out Of
the same affair. As a mark of special
consideration for the privy council, the
Doctor appeared before them in SUI
perb dress, after the court fashion Of
The time. He wore it bravely-he look.
ed uncommonly we'll in it. Finding
however, that this courtly garb, thu:
chosen, thus worn, had been of no avail
as refuge or shelter, to him; that, on
the contrary, it had only made him q
better mark, and exasperated his adver.
sary that, worse than all, his consider
ate loyalty had been misunderstood fol
piece of dirty adula:ion, or, worse yet
fer piece Of wretcbed foppery; he
went, on leaving the council, straight
way home; threw the dress aside; and
from that hour, never 7pore 1t again, til
the day on which he went, with ful
power into the court of the Bourbons, tt
sign the treaty betpsen France and finer
ica-the United States Of .america VIVA
must have been his feelings! Tha
paper gave the d.eath-blow to British
dominion over the western world.
was done, the threat was accomplished
Franklin was a, peace with himself
the majesty of Great Britain had paid
bitterly paid, for the insolence OF the
solicitor-general.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
LAND FOR SIZE

TIME subscriber, of Land the county Cumber-
land, containing $50 bounded by Guinea
wick Creeks, the South and East and the Southern
aud Western stage Dad (n pan the west, which there
beautiful unmpoved Site, for house Of business. Nearly
one half the tract is woodland, great Proporc.i winch
good Tobacc" and, and lying
p"ilon which in good order Tor cropping divided into
four fields besides lots The soil well adap ed the
Thacoo grain, and cotton, particularly the latter
whole tract heing fine South exposure. The
good dwelling house with and porch, ire places
kitchen, smoke house, dairy, houses overseer's house
bacco houses &c NC excellent apple and peach orchard
and fine spring water the Of Vii gni The
land miles Of boat The subscriber takes the
liberty Ia that settlement promising health aud comfort
profit and seldom "ered for sale pay
mens will be- ndugen POSSESSION given the 25th December
next with liberty of sowing wheat in the October.
Those wishing 10 purchase, view the premises will apply
the owner living on the land. JAMES AIKEN.
L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
EDGEFIELD FOR S.9LE-

ME subscriber will sell he above valuable of LAND,
on which he resides lying Apponatox river,
wills Bridge, in the county Cheetfeld Il Contains 800
acres q" which about 800 acres and creek low
portion o the low grounds 40 or so fresh and
ed The high land lies WELLS equal any the cghbor
hood and - "a larger proportion than necessary still IN wood
The improvements consist OF large aud comfortable dwelling
house, beautifully situated empence oyero liking the
plantations Kitchen quarters stables, ce-boue, gn,
Large aud well constructed gfaaes for The security of the
crops and an excellent orchard garden &c &c The Soci-
ETY. equal TO the beat country society in Virginia the
thness OF tie neIghb uhnod p1nabe Determined
moving the Western country, the subscriber will sell this
property moderate and easy terms either cash
reasonable creditor he will take part exchange
negroes, land North Alabama Souh Tennessee
Application made by letter directed Wilknsonvo Post
Ohce) TO the ubscrbei his brother BENJAMIN Watkins
OF Chesterfield, OF to Dr. NJ S. Wakns Of Huntsville Alas
THOMAS WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19

An Edin~Gh paper states that drama FOUNDED Ia
.uann tai" ct tlr Crusaders bN the author Of W1vcy
performed ihe theatre ia that e''v within anut tr
holr, after the publication of ;h. novel; rhe following
thc Epilogu. which spoken til" pecan iN MIS- Sid
dpn; icricl. the paper with great chtss at
met with decided apProhaton)
O'B drama done, it, noise aud hustle over,
.aipaiti,s settled, solddn, king and ,oN'r
n"I' nave sum.ihn: for your private e-f.
Cur manager j, ~ se-apc, rear;
The clur.c ~ linsi him'- serious owns
Privately stealing fr".n the Great Unknown
The hook came Tuesday Wc'i1,-hey
On Wednesday following YOU behold the pay
The printers, booksellers. all turned blue.
When Gaa.tr, the play-btI, met tseir view
They all declare passes human m'hn,,
Yn four ani tyg en'y-hour> =" plan the -ccutsi
Then .ct them painted; many ct theiu new;
stud, the part, and trlbc IA" dre..rs too;
The thing, my p,,hlc. unless Noi deem
Ph, frllp-y lieuatizet, the book hy steam,
Or else suppose that Murray, stupid elf,
WIN prove 1t last th. Gteot Unknown himself.
lie stole he book. Should he have tie deed
His sole excuse necessity must plead.
Tn. h"u =, has he.n thin Of tate the weather hot,
And no;n,uG hrinss bat Sir Walter Sror
-, urged nv hope and ucel, strong per,uadors,
We poui,ced upun the Tai,s of the Cru..dcrs;
Nor fear tn. event, 1t you hut aid cAusei
Our rali,inau - ever our applause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19

FOR the purposes caast;c, Potacl, soda or si-
speech, OF Mr.. Mercer's, which 1t is presumed he
mona, it is then washed next expose il to tie
action ola hydrosuiphuret, composed ofquck lime
and sulphur, in solution, in the proportions OF -four
ounces of lime TO one OF sulphur, with one quart
of water, in order free it from the mucilagnous
and sil,ceous matters, prejudicial in paper ma
king. then wash it thoroughly in successive
portions of water, by exposing it TO the action of
the paper MILL till all smell of the alkaline suphu
ret is entirely removed then press it, and after
wards submit it TO the usual operations employed
in bleaching vegetable hbres, viz to the &C
ton of chlorine, either separate or in combination
with lime, or by exposure to the open air and light
upon the grass. After this, it is well washed, ill
all the smell of bleaching is Withdrawn and,
lastly, it is exposed 10 the action of the rag
sines, usually used in paper making, in order to re-
duce it into pulp paste, previous TO being made
into paper" Technical Repository, NO ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
.WTCH4EL- FL E-VLNG

HE son OF Thomas Fleming and Mary Fleming Of the
Il county OF Kilkenny Ireland, both deceased and the
brother Of James Fleming late of Charleston in the State OF
South Carolina, grocer, deceased is if alive his brothers
death, entitled by his last Will and Testament
share ms estate and IL the said Michael Feming before
lbs brother and left child children living said bro
he DEATH such child children will be entitled the share
OF the said Michael Fleming his bIohers estate inr
NATION has been ieceived ofte said Michael Fleming by his
ton, for nearly 9year The last Of him
don in Aug 1915 where he then board of the ship Virgin
capt Moore from which place he Intended depart hal
tmore the UState ANY person who give information
respecting the said Michael FLEMING, his he dead
ami has leh issue, will Confer obligation the suivns
brothers and sisters the James einng. Letters On
this subject adi TtoInas Hardwood the Partfs
and Mechanic Bank, Charleston, South Carolina will
immediate attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
CURJES FOR SALE

rTyIIE subscriber duly authorised sell this valuable estate
on which he resides belonging to his father, Wade Mo,lv
The has been recently advertised aud well L,
that particular description Of it is deemed unnecessary N
The river possesses sdyanage rhe bi;J;pr,
convenient and n good repair and acre Of od
the farm good order foi cultivation fire mali *
perimeuts made with the cotton crop has sufficiently prgyen
that admirably adapted to the growth az that article BENZ
determined SELL bargain may e had by those disposed s
purchase The stock Of every descriptions farming uenls
nc may bad valuation and viii seed for the purch,ser
crop Of wheat at a price Foz further particulars refer 20
the subscriber WADE MOSBY, Jr.
Curles July 2. Is---wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
PAPER FROM STRAW.

NJ. Louis Lambert, Of Paris, has taken out
patent ia England, for the manufacture OF paper
from straw. lie thus describes the operation
My said secret or invention, consists in the
employment Of straw, which I prefer to free from
knots, by cutting them of the stems next sub
init the straw, 10 ebultion, with qucklime in wa
ter, in the proportion Of four ounces Of lime to one
of water, TO extract the colourng Matters and to
dispose It to become hbo9s Can also employ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
LA.NO FOR N.AL ~.

rJNIIE SUBSCRIBER offer, for al his valuable farm the
J. county Powhaan, containing by estimation thou
sand This land Immediately Underwood Greek,
within mile, OF Gentle, (yhere there is valuable
oring mil) Of oil well adapted TO the culture Of and
wheat, and from experiments recently made thought that
cotton ni sht he raised great advantage One third The
standing woods, and upwards of hundred
consists good creek low grounds perfectly from
The extensive and valuable. Persons dpo-
'cd to invest capital landed property invi ed view IN
act the subscriber would e it cheap Possession
he given until Chrtma but the purcha. will be Slowed the
pr Jcgc VI seeding crop wheat this fall aud Of taking the
stock belonging TO the farm at a fair Price
EDWARD MOS ELY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
FRE.VCH HaY- For NILE

PURSUANT 10 the last will and testament Of the late MI
DANIEL Couch, offer Tor sale that bcautfD estate called
FRENCH MY lying in the county of Hanover, upon the
stage road from Richmond TO fredericksburg aud distant from
the former place about ten miles The acI
divided INTO three fields aud well enclosed and
iy farming The imp OF large story
Brick Dwelling House, with all the necessary houses for
the accommodation Of genteel family. plat Of the Land
the price aud terms Of payment will be made app-
cation to Mr. Anthony ROBINSON Jr at the Bank Of Virginia
and the tenant, Mr.. Anderson rubb will shew the estate to
those inclined to purchase. Should sale effected be-
lore me h day Of September next, will that day be
Tered before the mont Of the Eagle Hotel ~
Richmond. WILLIAM RICHARDSON "
Attorney fact for Sarah Couch Exrx Of Daniel Couch dec
Spottsyiudnia. 27th May. 8-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
LOTS
IVI'S
u, fbc yD,y, Of CTJRDSVIJJE for soye

IN inc LolDN OF CTItDo III In JW sac.
act ri The la, General Assembly of and
30 inspection tobacco established the lands "f Ed
card Curd, situated The head OF the navigation of Willis
River in the of buckingham The public hereby
notified that the lots laid will be sold the premises
the highest bidder, Thursday the first day of September
NEXT O'Clock it fair ii not, the next fair day, credit
Of years. The situations beautiful one HIGH dry
healthy and Astounding with good waerthere is, Also
manufacturing mill the pacehe neishbourhood
wealthy and respectable the navigation such that boats
ry from IN d tobacco TO Richmond. The inspection
Tobacco will he ready for the growing crop. CrdSpHe
about so mile. South James River 20 above Richmond.
convenient 10 large district of country, which becv-
ed as much tobacco made aud perhaps of good quality
district of the same size in Virginia Those who wish
establish themselves ~ the mercantile line, and others of
eTen pr ofess will DO well make this opportunity
all probability will become place of considerable
ness BY THE TRUSTEES
uGus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
WHITE FLLVT TYHE4T.

WE have hand and propose keeping supply Of the
w article for SEED witch .al the Hes,an ly
aud produce the than The grain IS
large and while
From observation nine bshels sowed, which care
fully examined through last season. must ecdedy give
the preference TO any kind ased the largest pro-
portion shall have will I've in bag containing about three
and half bushels, Contents marked each) Ii will he in
convenient TO sell les, than barrel Price So per buhe
ON HAND,
choice assortment Of Ploughs, Wheat Fans aud Imple
men OF Husbandry; Garden and Field Seeds Orders for
any the above Articles will immediate and careful
attention, aud shipped As he desired BY
SINCLAIR * MOORE, Praltst Wharf, Baltmorc
27--wgvv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
Look al ms as unIL 1lnsS

,fIE s1bscrbe Offers sale the known and desirable
q Tract o. Land, which he resides, living Eli
reek in Bedford county Virginia containing hundred
eighty three atves TLere sufeency Of open land TO work
se six hands 60 The wood land
and well adapted 20 the culture Of tobacco. There the
premises commodVn and comfortable Dwelling House, with
aud Eve fire places, aud her hons
apple orchard excellent fruit. Th Of Land lie,
wealthy, healthy and sspeesbo neghhOrhood fife miles
from Lynchhurg eleven miles from Bedford courthouse
five miles from New-Lundon. ANY person wi hing purchase
the above Of Land know The sale by applying
CHARLES GALLOWAY, j. 80
March 10. tO2---vf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
NOTICE.

NEAT and comfortable residence, with 60 20 srrs o.
~ land attached offered for sale IL situated three
quarters Of mile from Prince Edward Courthouse, and one
mile from Hampden Sidney College. two-sory dwelling
house and suitable out-hovses, and convenient
constitute buildings all If which having oniy be
about years. T neigboufhood the sroreof
society," and contiguy 90 the college, render this most
desirable stuatop particularly for gentleman wishing hay
hi. edeesed al cqllege under hi, immediate Gon.
il Afforded on this ttle Persons wishing purchase
know the terms by application 10 Mr.. Henry Thw.au or
Richard T.. Farr0r, living the premises.
pr,,re Edward. Juiy 8. tT-wgv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
pUBLn SALE.

N virtue of deed Of sxecuted ~ joseph Ro,su
ID 10 Richard Clarke and the subscriber on the 2s do f
March, 1874 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Povgs,an
for the purposes therein mentioned, will be sold the highest
bidder At Powhatan Courthouse the 9th day of Auzus
next public auction, for ready money! TRdCT oTL1TD
lying james River, IN the county Of powstan Tonann
fifty beins part q the Locust i Tracf With the 20
purttnance belonging thereto; h thereof as NAV Sc
necessary 70 satisfy the amount due upon the said deed
The title vested m the subscriber w be conveyed the
chaser WM. : DANCE, Trustee.
Idly p, ia2s es--'y4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
F'EJN-aLE EDUCITIOW

MRS PERKINS purposes continue her School The en-
" SUNG year tor the instruction Of Young Ladies' az Locb
afo0' near Louisa courthouse The Of instruction will
History aad Ahme,ie Also Plain and Needle,
work. thus remarkably healthy agreeable hbothoo
but also to the OF her pupils will be
suh as she hatcr herself will general satisfaction TO all
dren war.t to h.re -
board and tui3 r d. s i nsing her own bed
frederick Perkins will with prompt attention The School
WIN Commence TIE I'd Monday in January the first
friday III December, with vacation Of month in the SUM
~ >
Louisa, August IS. oau,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
T;TEN DOLLARS REW6RD;I--

h ANYWAY on the 9Th August last, from the sulscriber
III negro man by the of HENRY, who something's calls
himself Billy johnson; he is bright mulato, about feet SIR
inches sh tsentyone years oldj understand he
has free papers and that he probably working Jsmes Ri
yer. will give the above reward Of ten dollars any one
who will secure him in Jail 50 get him again. y
f,, Tuv 22-Gw4vyF JOUN s. COLEMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19

FOR Sale 6y tie Subscribers.
= hhds. old Antigua Rum
y do do Jamaica do
pipe, do Cogniac Brandy
do do Holland Gin
30 barrels do Rye Whiikey
do do Rectiied do
half pipes Old Madeira
qi. do SM. do ryrrrs
5 do do TeneriGe {
kaf do Port
Few dozen Champagne, Claret and Port, it quality
f S%priTas and }TEAs.
H>son
S.@ Ms.'s and lcorFEE.
Pim- Greea
Loaf and Brown Sugar
10 boxes Spermaceti Candles
90 do Ta!'ow do
so do Soap
Together with general en-, Of prime GROCERIES
which will be sold low any Ric hmond.
LAKELAND l. COOK,
S doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
Mr. EHlrin Land !.

you nbabtapt of this commonwealth take
THIS methsd OF giving ypi notice, that shall STD
"i September next, between the o'clock the fore
noon and IN the sternoon at the office kept by John
Leigh IN the county of Amelia the dapo
son' OF John Booker and Others, be read evidence
sun now depending in the High Court Of Chancery for
Richmond District wherein plaintiff and yourself and
Thomas Watkins defendants.
CADWALLADER JONES.
Augrgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
Medicine, Pants, Dye-Sfuds- &c.

FAtiE sub-c ibtr reSperti the pubic that he keeps
a general assortment OF bedicin, Paints Dy-Stl H. &c
which lie will sci at tue regular prices.
will paid putting up pr -o,ipiious, orders from the
country will me ct with prompt attention
JOHN +. REEVES II street.
One door above Shucku Till Tavtrn.
IL Also agent for Crush Manufoc,ory Ph,dephia
be keeps large OF III kinds ui BRUSHES which
he will sell at Philadelphia prices.
August 5 --w9r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
Valuable Property in CdrterspiHe for Sale.
WILL O1er for sale the premise. in Cartersyile wed
Leday the ninth day Of next March, the imp and
lbOSn OLE lb A NfIDa

OF half which lately resided. The Store room
large and conveniently fitted Ups good dry cellar, aud large
and pleasant counting foOm The family part Of the building
having and passage below stairs ces-s three
and passage above arshe whole making large two
orcd building the best order for The reception Of family
and large stock of Goods The ou-hoscs consist Of franz
ed Kitchen With two below aud above stairs sn
ceeni smoke house and ice house The enclosure will he made
entirely before the day Of sale At the same time and
place will he offered another half Lot Of Land convenient
" situated the other which large three oricd Lumber
house and Gnuy capable Of holding fifteen thousand bushels
Of wheat and framed stable for four horses These lots will
he sold separately Together may best the wishes Of
the purchasers Having ved from Gainesville this property
will he sold any thing near jt value Is offered. Persons a
about 20 make mercantile establishments would do well ito
look at this property for the undersigned assert from
perence that there Is situation 10 Va ft lie knows
that holds out better prospect Of to the merchant than
Csrersvi and is neghbOrh0Cd, which i hickly settled with
wealthy and industrious population, and good society
be found IN the Stale.
The Of payment will be three equal annual
TO the first day Of July aex without Interest," the
purchaser purchasers 10 give bond and good security 10 be
approved by the undersigned, and deed the pro-
pcy FOO tie fret payn6utaud deeds Of . secure the
Two last payments
Indpat,be tides will be made " the purchaser or purca
ASBCRY GHFNSTiAW
Virginia Mills March %. 1Of-wN
n The above property not being sold; offered al
private se or Tor rent lease Application be made
Capt Thomas Pemherton caftere the undersgn
% ~ M VHg1sA myg. HSBgkY GlsENSHsNW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
I'VE YER.S C4RE

SHE public Is hereby notified that splendid Illumination
1T Weyer Cave will take place Thursday the I5.h uf
September next, where every attention will be afforded
accommodation Of foreigners. expected that five 10
zen thousands candles will be used at this illumination. Ad
mItance Dollar. JOHN MoHLER.
August Is. 29-3t
UNIVERSITY or PE.NJNiS IL Y-dJNI-d.
EHE edca Lectures wall be giysn usual the fs.
\ Monday of November.
ANATOMY by Dr.. Physic and Homer.
MArERIA MEDICA Or. Coke
THEORY and PRACTICE Of MEDICINE, Or. Chap-pat
MIDWIFERY, Dr. James
SURG ERY Gibson.
CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered at the AImf
House ininay every Wednesday and Saturday, during the
course OF the University by Drs. Chapman Gibson,
WE HORNER, VI. d. Deaii---No 26S, Chesnut sreet-
Augusi Is. 2q--tIsNoy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19
LIND FOR SIZE.

WISH 10 sell \ small Land living in the county Of
Powatan, Fine creek about from the Conr;-
house adjoining The lands OF William s. Dane. Seth Hatcher
William Graves, Thompson Blunt Thomas Scott and Ell
mated At PAT about 40 of which low rounds
There on the 'd tract OF Lend dwelling and other
othouse, peach and apple orchard soil adapted
wheat corn aud tobacco ANY person wishing purchase Will
apply TO the subscriber on The premises
OBADIAH Du-VAL
Powha;an August IS. 29-wa,v