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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
As11cLL. the.ioth-.a. il nO,s Is.

When citizens otthe United states shall
-nm. within the dependencies oi runs 10
carry on commerce there, the same respect
shall be paid To them which the merchants
of other nations "nIoyI aud u thry "ish 10
-.t,hli,n thrrsel, Is within our ports, M
u,,posl,ian stall be- made thereto, aud they
yftall he fee To avail themselves oil such
Interpreters as they may Judge necessary,
without any obstrncr,on, in conformity with
the ussgrs of other nations and IT alum
san subject shall go To establish hlhse"
within the dependencies OF the " states,
~ shall ne treated "a like manner. II any
Tunislan subject sh,ll freight an American
vessel, and load her ", h merchandise, and
shall afterwards want 10 unload, or snip
them on board oi another vessel, we shali
not permit him until the matter Is
Determined by reference OF merchants,
who shall declde upon the case, and, after
the DECISION, the determination shall DC
confurmed 10.
No Canlain shall he detained In port
against his consent, except when our ports
ar. shut for the yesselsot all Uther nations,
which may take place with reHpect 10
merchant vessels, but uotto those OF war
The subjects aud cit'sens OF tue Two
oation.. respectively, Tuuslaus and Anne
ncan., shall he protected IN the places
where they may be, by the officers ~ Tue
eosernuen there existing tut, On failure
M .uch proteclion, and for redress every
injury, tic patty may resort 10 lhe e"'e'
autnority in each country, by whom hae,
auate protection and complete justice slia',
Be rendered. In case the go''rn'ne"' u
Tunis shall have need OF MI American wa
eel for its service, such vessel btlnb "i'"','
the Regency, aud not previously eno 'he''
ia, government shall have the preference
on its paying the same freight AS o'he'
merchants usually pay fur the sa'nr sef''e
or al the like rate, " the service DC N"lVu
> customary precedent.
ARTICLE the lsth--.9s IL noe Is.
AlIyessrls b,ionglng to the citizens and
. inhabitants of the Ouited States shall b'
permitted 10 enter the ports ot the kngduir
of UunI., and freely trade with the subject:
aud inhahitants thereof, on paying tn,
usual duties which ARE paid by other most
favored naiieus AT peace with the Regency,
Inlike manner. all vessels belonging II the
subjects AMI inhabltants vi the Kingdom 81
Vuni. snail be permitted To enter the 4 der.
ent puR, of the Z ned States, and freely
trnde with the citizens and inhabitants
Thereof, Oh payins the usual duties which
are paid by other most favored natluns NJ
peae. With The United States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
-'neta 49,
LATEST FRON ENGLAND.

BY the arrival al Boston OF the .tmeihYSt,
Capt Bussey. from Liverpool. which she
left on the 5th ult accounts have been re-
ceiyed from London 10 the Sd ult. The
principle items otinteligeuce will be found
below.
Mr.. O'Conneli trial Of this gen
ilemdn was TO commence on the 81 OF
January. The Dublin MorainS Post says,
that" never since the memorable proceed
iOgs of18i2, was public anxiety reused up
10 so intense pitch" The active and 10
trlhgent agent of Mr.. O'connell has been
most interchangeable in his exertiops. while
Mr., OConneIl himself has not been mac
tive to his own case, which he means to
defend in proprid persona, The Counsel
engaged for the defendant are Nessrs. Wal
lace, X. e. Holmes, Perrin, O'LoShian, &
Shell. Mr.. Justice Moore was to preside.
The same paper informs us that 1t was RI
mored in Dublin that the Attorney Cen
ersl had commenced proceedings against
Sir Harcoat Lees.
Catholic association Catholic is
socistiun hpid a urrtiug ga the 30th of
December, at INCH Mr.. orc. attended, Il
as usual, was the most active member.
Several letter, were read, and sdhscrip
tons received. A prosecution WAS ordered
by the Association, against the London
Courier for an alleged Tibet on Maynooth
College. Mr.. O'C. corrected the report of
his former speech, as published by Saun
ders. III some particulars, bot SAID nolhing
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. BOLIVAR AT

IEh HE IA | LIE Or JONlN.
Perupidns The campaign which is
about to ensure your liberty, has common
c.d under the most faeetiOus auspices. -
The army of Gen. Canterac has received
a mortal blow on the field of Junin, by the
loss of one third of its forces and the moral
effects which it is likely to produce the
Spaniards fly in dismay, abandoning the
most fertile provinces, while general Ola
meta occupies upper Peru with nm army
truly patriotic and determined TO be the
protector of liberty.
PeruuiqnS 1.-Two powerful enemies en-
compass the royalists of Peru--the army
of OIdneta on the one hand, who, satiated
with Spanish tyranny has shaken off the
yoke and is now fercely fighting against
the enemies Of South Amcrica--and on the
other our own. General Olaneta and his
INDUSTRIOUS companions in arms have made
themselves worthy of American graft
tude, and ! do consider them worthy
in high degree of the Hottest rewards.-
Hence Peru and the whole Of South A.
neIlca must look upon that general as one
OF the Ilberators.
Pvaridns We shall shortly visit the
cradle Of the Peruvian empire. and the
temple nf thp sun. CuzcO will enjoy on
the first day of It's liberty, more pleasure
and glory, than il did under the golden
kingdom of It's Incas. Head quarter liber-
tabor at Huanyaco, 18th August, 1894.
BOLIVAR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
ARTICLE The Gth--.ls il aoig II.

ffa Tnnisan cerssir shall meet with an
American vessel, aud shall visit II with her
boat, Two mrn ouly shall be allowed IL 90
on board, peaceably, 10 satisfy Themselves
of lis being American, Who, as well as any
passen.e,s Of other nations they may have
on hoard, shall gn free, both them aud their
goods aud the said two men shall not
exact any thias, on pam of bring severely
punished. l. easn a slave escapes, aud
takes refuge on board an American vessel
of war, he shall be free, and no demand
shall he made either for his restoration oI
for payment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

THE .GREEAS.-Coonel. Stanhope
an Euslish officer, states that, during
ooe Of the late campaigns, the Greeks cut
off 100000 VI the insaders OF Their eoun
Try
Mr.. Kran hss0 logngrd to play go nights
At Dfury Lane IN atre, for WHICH he was
10 rses.rs csa0astefxng, besides u" oene
ST."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

numerous and splendid aadipo.. Il,
No"per'shenrli,-arnong lhemn ''e iF
saient of thu L. 5 Mr.. srer.,..,e Tie
VT Secretary Crsn ford. G.n Al
ufn' Lafayette, and a host Of -. @srs
cd public aud private m.n. 1's'h..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

NV Yonx, February I've have re-
criyed by the brig RebsccG and Sarah,
nlt from which we make the following ex
tracts -
From the Cnthdgsna Gazette Of 9Th No
uember.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

LoSDov, Jan. 3.-The same Activit,
continues in the Foreign Market as Vpn Sa
turday, and in the South American ASecu
rites tine transactions are fully as fKter
siye. The report of the certainty ofV thei
recognition by our government, advknce
Mexican bonds to II ex. dav they Hter
wards declined to 75s, bat recovered 4
764 Columbia bonds are 90.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

Palace Tni day
m,ioth.y
Independence
Of
and with the ada, andc onseaof
D. HEAP, Charge dATlres.
SIDI MAEMOuD'S and 81
Of
C,u, aconania
do
to-
United In
o he affixed
day January,
Ltdo
the
Dythe Preside
JoHS QUIscr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
ARTICLE l4th--.fs II ua..

4 Tunsau merchant, who may % to
America with vessel ofany nation socver,
loaded with merchandise, which is the
production of the kingdom of Tunis. shall
pay duty (smaIl as 1t Isl like the merchants
of other nations aud thu American mer
chants shall equally pay for the mcrchan
disc of their country, which they may
brmg IL runis, uadel their dag. the SANE
duty as the Tanisians pay IN America
Bat, If an American merchant, or tnrr-
chant of any other nation, shall bring
American merchandise, under any other
Nag, he shall pay six per cent. duty in
like manner, If a foreign merchant shall
bring the merchandise of his county, un
der the American dag, he shall also pay six
per cent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

The Boston memorial to Congress II %
the subject of piracy, concludes ia The fol
lowng strong terms -
Should negotiations with SPAIN FL
of the desired effect, the uhoie Amaicql
people woutd De believe with one h,nt and
one mind, second any measures that Con
grtss IN their iOisdom shall deUiss, even to
the assuming a forcible possession Vi is
territory"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

The British .Ninistry.-Lord sidmon'', >
retirement from the British Ministry Is d.
tributed to the ascendancy which the mo,'
liberal principles Of Mr.. Canning are 90
tanning, particularly 10 reference I" '"o
two great questions in which the empire -
most concerned, and takes the defPrsI III
terest, namely, Catholic Emancipation @uu
South American Independence. Mt |dn
ning's policy is that which must be p"'
sHed, sooner or later and events look | '1
though the time is not far distant. Shou'u
the Marques of Wellesley he recalIed rom
the Vice Royalty of Ireland to the cao'npt
the Catholics anticipate an accession VI y,
strength, which will hasten the triumph Oh
liberal principles.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

The Legislature of Indiana has el'ctPi
William Hendricks Che present 9oyr'oo'
of the State) Senator of The l. o'a'f'
10 succeed the Hon. Waller Taylor from
and after the Sd of March next. 1he gen
tleman who gives MS this information I'aa!'
the National Intclligrncerj adds t4r 10
lowing Mr. Taylor was not can1IIaa's1
he stands high in the estimation OF lhe PtV
Pile of Indiana, as a gentleman s9'u', =,
and man of talents. At an early ID! Nv
was ore Of the Federal Judges, under VIC
Territorial Government, and d'schaFs =,
his duty with firmness and ability, ~. ns
was aid to General Harrison at the hS'''
of Tippecanoe, where he was cool, oTa'''
aud generous.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

Secretary OF State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
LOOK aT THIS !

WILL the i0 day OF October next, fair. f not
the fair day thereafter that valuable property situated
Ltls in the Forks Of Hanover, known nv the
OF NV Market, two large and commodous Merchant Mills
together with Saw Mill, SoreHouse aud Yard all il,
view Of each other the rsn-Yard is well enclosed with
brick WALL and has good ahVuse attached TO it, Also all
houses the accommodation of genee family
with proper attention extensive business he done This
pcope, mostly aud in good repair aud is situated in
healthy and wealthy neighhouroS This property will be
separately together best suit those who
Disposed it, Those wishing this truly aus
able establishment will make application 10 the .ub.erher iv
ing four miles from IT, THOMAS BOSWELL,
Guar dian OF john u. boswell.
ON the same day aud place, We, executions Of james
Boswell dec will sell excellent parcel Of Leather belong
ing the estate OF SAID dec credit Of - months The
quality OF tis Leather inferior any hi. quarter %
The worlds aud from quality and quantity will be worth tn.
ate non Of all traders and workers of that article
THOMAS PRICE, Jr.
THOMAS BOSWELL,
PAUL L. BOSWELL.
Sent. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
EDUC9TT0W

MY School will be continued the ensuing year my brother
B john g. Neon who has had fifteen years experience
teacher, and MI John NJ Winston, excellent classical
h,lr, will be associated with in the Of the
Schools which viii he TAUGHT the Greek Latin and French
Languages together with those blanche. Of learning which con
s'ne acompee English education. The School will COM
nenot Monday the 10th Of January S2G terminate on
he 9Th day Of December following ee will be vacation
u tuee weeks, commencing The 18th OF June The price
Tor board tuition washing, lodging aud fuel, will he one hun
died and ten dollars, payable afo the dag Of June
49, aud the other half on the 81 day Of December following
Toe discipline OF ne School will he parental and much
Is to my Children Yicious unuly boys will be admitted
into The Sehoo and II a"y such should be pamed upon
they viii be expelled, they shall be found
able My c'ene remote from the Of vice aud m-
morality, and remarkably healthy II is situated in the county of
Louiss forts miles ION Richmond, aud about the same distance
FROM Fredericksburg The tage from redericksbufg
iesyle, passes within four hundred yards Of my residence, aud
that from Richmond 10 afsonhug within two miles Of it,
Letters TO directed to Jackson postoe e Louisa will
be promptly received. WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
Ancuf gg-HNfaFurJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

y. done. This was few days before the council
me, and about the 18th or 18th of August last
Wines. does not recoect all the citizens OF Geor-
ala who were al tina, council, but recollecs bolin
sn,nh, OF Monroe county, Gen. Ware, OF FaJet'e
county and ~ o persoas named Hudspeth, iornier-
l., OF Jasper county.
Wnne.s tur,hel tes,ihes, that he has had some
conversation with Gen. Gaines upon the subject Of
certificate signed by Joseph Marshall and William
Edwards Some line about The last OF the pa,
month, Gen. Gaines stated in the presence OF wit
ness tina, he did no. believe there had been coun-
ell held for the purpose of giving consent 10 the
survey; tina, il vas sufficiently proves by the GER
tifcate of Joseph Marshall and MIR. Edwards, a
very respectable man, that there had been no such
council witness then stated to Gen. q. that there
was such council---that lie (witness) was present
At il. " i,ness then informed Gen. G. of the state
ments made to him, witness, by Marshall, herein
before detailed.
Witness then informed Gen. G.. that he would
no, make use OF the name OF Edwards as respecta-
bic man--that he believed Edwards was one OF the
very lowest class OF mankind. Gen. Gaines then
asked witness " hat he knew of Edw ards? Witness
informed Gen. G.. tina, he knew hat Edwards had
lett Georgia, and had gone into the indian nation tc
avoid paving his just debts. The General then In
qured of witness to whom Edwards was indebted
He was informed by witness that Edwards was in
deb;ed to witness
Witness testiIies that he has known this Mr.
Edwards FOR abou, five years, and can safely sa,
that he does not believe him enti,ledio credit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
LIND FOR SIZE

IH1HE SUBSCRIBER offers SALE his valuable farm in the
county Of Pomhatan, containing by estimation ne thou
dd acres. rms land ICES Immediately Underwood Creek
within Two miles Of Gento (yee there valuable manuac-
oring mi Of ii, well adapted the culture corn and
hea ana IRON experiments recently made, il is though
COTTON might he raised 70 great advantage. One third OF
Is nov standing in woods and upwards Of hundred ae
consists ~ good creek o grounds perfectly safe from frec
nc improvements extensive and valuable. Persons dpo
sea TO invest capital landed property, nvi ed view h
ac As the Subscriber would sell il cheap. Possession cam
be gwen until Chnas but The purchaer will he allowed the
privilege u seedinga crop Of wheat this fall aud oftakin e
stock belonging to the farm at fair price
EDWARD MosELY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
TRUST SHLE or LIND

virtue ola deed of trust executed Thomas Moore
11 aud Syyia his wife, and recorded in the county cort of
Nooway, shall on Monday the 10Th day of October next
ON the premises proceed 10 sell TO the hest bidder The tact
OF land IN the said deed mentioned lug in The county Of
Nooway and containing $40 IA aces, bounded by the
lands OF Peter Bass, Peter Beasley, Thomas DYSON and others
and the same land purchased by said Moore of Edward o.
Wskin' This land lies little creek and within 3-4s of
NILE Of Deep Greek, which will shortly become a,igable
stream by law that effect The Trustees are authorised
osay that from THEN knowledge this desirable farm
with good aud comfortable dwelling House excellent barn
and all necessary out houses and further 10
that credit OF II mouths will be given the surplus money
over and above satisfying the deed Acting as trustees
we shall convey only such title Is vested US which we
believe unquestionable
JOHN TOURMAN, -
RIGID. EGGLESTON { iFus1ces'
This tract is aud has ong been called by The name Of the
Level aud will be sold the day oboye mentioned If fair 9TH
erwise on the nexGfair day.
Sept 6. s7-x4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
LRND FOR SIZE

sNiIE subscribers OF Land the county Of Cumber-
land, containing $50 bounded by Guinea
WICK creek, on III, South aud East and the Southern
and Western stage road par) e,i, on which there
beautiful un'mproved Site, for mousse Of business Nearly
0ne hai the tract is woodland, great proportion which
good Tobacco lln and lying every part of t,
s',yn which IN good order for cropping divided into
ion hrds besides lots The soil well aap ed TO The culture
tacco, gram aud cotton, particularly the latter, the
whole naei hens fine South exposure The improvements
good dwelling h. USE with six rooms and porch IRE places,
Kitchen smoke house, dairy, negro houses, house to-
aeco houses NC &C. an excellent apple and peach orchard
ana As ne spring water in The state Of Virginia. The
liberty to say, that settlement promising, health and comfort
pToh and convenience seldom offered for sale The
mems VIII BE- indulsen, the December
next, with Liberty of sowing wheat in the month October
THOSE Wishing to purchase, oro view the premises will apply
the owner living on the land. JAMES AIKEN.
july %. oa-.e,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
RUNa U4Y m XIII

WAS committed to the Jail of Essex county as runaway
about The 10Th Of June last negro womon, who says
h,' her name Rose aud that she Is tie property Of Capt
John Saunders Frederick Town the Of Mary land,
The said slave about 40 yeats had on when cona
ied' iq dress Of homespun. The requested
Toward prove property, pay charges, and take eraway she
will be dealt with as The law directs.
THOMAS PILCHER Jah,r.
August %. a1-yt9V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
CURLES FOR sAIF-

VIE ub.ciiber duly authorised this valuable estate
on which he resides belonging his father Wade afosv
bis estate has been recently advertised aud 20 well knon
that particular description Of il is deemed unnecessary No
estate on the river possesses advantage fine h1nv
arc very convenient, and ~ good repair and every acre Of land
on the fam IN good order o cultivation fhe small ss
Pemenis made with the cotton crop has sufficiently proven
hatn admirably adapted to the growth q that article Beng
10 sell bargain may be had NY those disposed To-
purchase The stock Of every description farming ulcusil.
NC may he had al, vusoo and win seed for the pucase
crop 81 whea, al fan PIKE For further particulars refer 10
curcs, July Is---,,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
lYIfTTE FLIJN~T TVJTEa r.

WE have hand and propose supply of the above
w article for SEED, which = said 70 resist the n san Fly
l1rge and white.
From oh,ervsiionc nine bushels sowed which
Jolly examined through e Last season, must decidedly give
he preference any knd we have asd the srge.' pro-
portion We shall have will he 10 ares containing s.u hree
and hale bushels, contenis marked escb9 II will be IN
convenient to sell les than barrel Price 81 per ise.
ONUFND,
choice assortment Of Ploughs, Wheat Fans and Tfop!e.
men' of IIu,bandy; Garden and Field Seeds Otier for
any Of The above sccs will immediate and careful
attention. and pred nay be desired bv
SINCLAIR MOORE, rfann Wharf saliin orc.
AVs"'" 27-hSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Sent. 9.
LNND FOR S.HLE.

f(Y virtue OF deed OF executed the subscriber by
a1Wa- IIoaday aud Sarah his wife, and duly recorded in
the Office OF the Clerk of Louisa County SHALL Sa
tuy the 2ith day OF September s25 sell the highest bid
der Tor ready money! Tract OF iaud lying and being
the OF Louisa, the south side of Little River, ajon
lug the lands OF Richard Wyatt John Swift aud others. conlir
eighty he the less consideisLl, por
ton VI the SAID tract valuable flat land the river; and
the title indisPuIable. The sale will take place the pe
misses.
DAVID RICHARDSON.
~ The creditor for whose benefit the aboy. eliyned sale
sto he made, viii months for the put chase money
the purchaser will give bond with approved security, and
bearing interest," from the day Of sale.
Au.J,, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Gloucester Loio Grounds for Sale.

TIME subcrbe oe,s for sale his Farm Gloucester county
4 containing between and 600 This tract lies
Severn River navgable the barn, abuunds the best of
oysters and fish, and has every useful necessary house
The reception Of family. good dwelling house, good
barn ice house &c all h within the last twenty years,
der the inspection Of the proprietor aud complete
order POSSESSION will be given the first of January next
aud the payments made 20 cultivation
which may be seeded either in wheat barley both Of
which the land well adapted. Any further information will
be given application made through the Ofce. direct
ell 10 at Gloucester courthouse. JOHN LEWIS.
CLIQUE estef Courthouse Va. Aug. 1G. gn---t6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Look nj his ne non nass

E'E subscribe ogefs for sale the well known and desirable
reek IN bedford county vgua containing two hundred and
eghy three There uoiency Of open land 10 work
~sx hands to advantage. The wood land well nered
ana wen adapted 10 The culture Uf tobacco There on the
premisea commodous aud comfortable Dwelling House with
SIX rooms aud rye FIRE places and er convenient
an apple orchard Of excellent fruit This Of Laud lies
wealthy healthy and respectable neighhourhood fife en-
rom Lynehburg eleven miles from Bedford courthouse and
I'VE miles ro NewLondon Any person whing purcha.
the above tract Of Land know terms ale by tlyns
TO CHARLES CALiAWAY r.
Maroh15. no - 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
nIcrrroMD PLOUGH
TO COTTOyV PLANTERS.

TIME subscriber having completed his orders for
Portable Threshing Marbn-- f" ,h. ep~a-
sed in the manufacture OF COTTON GINS and will supply
such and quality may be ordered srith deputc
srarranted 10 perform we'll
Ha,nga model of late improved Dosbe-brecsfed lin,
such used and preferred in Georgapurc
have opportunity of occurring the kind they p
The Pice of Common Gins OF 10 So IS per
aud for the Doubiebreasted Ciin So 50 per saw.
Sets Of Machinery complete, (-cep, the main SHAFT snl
horse eve) for driving Gins by horses, fitted portable
wall be furnished to order The for
about 500 SANrL COCHRAN,
Head of S;ayo's Bridge, Richmond.
Sent. S5-wsts