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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26


PURSUANT TO decfeal order Of the Superior Court oC
Ohaneery holden at The Capitol IN the city Richmond
pronounced tue @h day Of February 1925, depend
John Levi, Barziza and Philip Darziza in hi. own ,b
ana adInr de bOnis non OF Lucy L. Paiads Plg'
John Hopkins, former admir- of the said Lucy L. Paradise
ut, Hthy 1doe sergeant Of The city OF WILLIAMSBURG COM
mtee admir- OF VIM HOdgon, dec who was also admir- Of
ad Lucy LParadEe, dec; Portia odr widow Of lie aid
William liodgson, John Wekbsm aud William Danlridre
trustees under deed from William UodgsOn and wife oi
Mirba, admir- Of VIM Marshall dec VINO was Que Of te
,eeures TO the admpist alton bond of John hopkins and
Wm hOdgon, formerly adm'fs Of Lucy L. Paradisc Jor
H. Foster executor Of John Foster and Hnry Lee Jun M
other securities to that bond George ,per and Mans o. me
a. his wife, and Thomas G Lucy and John J. Ns,sb,n IN
apt children and oDy hers Of William Marshall dec U0,
sell al public auction, the highest bdu.r Tor eh on The
premises, ~ the county Of Lou1Jun and eaIb Of
Virginia. the LANDS much thereof may he ueccafy
Pense OF sale mentioned and described ~ adeed Of int
irou VIM Hoeeson ahd POtni his wfs, and John HOPKINS,
trustee for benefit Of the SAID Poa bearing date the I7
uy OF 9une loI4 winch id de described the sad deedin
the following manner wits A that tract OF Parcel II land
commonwealth OF virginia containing twelve hund cd SIX
" acres he the more or Iess which ,,d IT,,
land was purchased by William Lee, Esq Of Green Spring
deceased rom certain John Page by deed bearing date the
18th day Of October, i787 and recorded h. the Ciene Cr
aud devised by the VII Of the said William Lee 10 hi dsus
tel Fort now the said POIta IUdgsOu. AO one other tact
or parcel Of land lying and being near Sn,cker, (f,v in lie
aiOsad county Of Loudoun, containing thousand one hun
bred and eighty seven acres he the ssr, u,,,e or H.
said tract parcel land was portion Of the real 90
william Ludweil Lee, Esl deed. and assiened t., be
Of the said Willism Ludyyeil lee"
The sale will with the G tract If Is 81
l@ocoek on Toe day above mentioned aud necessary viii
shall be sodto raise Che said Of five housapd dollar g
The nteary eKpcnses attending the said sale. The land viii
he 50 divided, hat ey will he sold parcels 10 suit Tho b
dtf Il valuable and veil woi, The ienliou Of persons
wishing to purchase property oftat description.
GEORGE W. SEWERS.
Marshal W q. u
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pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Couft Of Chan
eTyf fer the Rchmohd District pronounced CT. the 2etl,
day oil arch iG25 IA the of VIM and Mary College
Mitchell &e shall the 29Ih day Of May next At ing
william Courthouse offer tor sale 10 the highest bidder II
public auction, TOT cash. tact Of land living IN said
heing the lot sold by said college to Feminr 1nre
and known on the college book of surveys as lot NJ Com
tanning two hundred and flt four acres.
march 81. ,cS ~ ~
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JOIN " SMITH.

- . MERCHANT TAILOR
~ ESPECIFULLY informs hrs cuotne q, and tbe ,Ybf,c
~ generally, that his business will he continued m M.
stand and trusts from rigid attention 10 IN al ~ br,oeb
he wall be euabled 20 retain share Of public pstr,ns
H. Ail persons indebted will plsase take notice f,,i
une accounts are paid OF closed sacoriy and the
notes and bonds promptly paid, they will be placed IN te
hard' Of IN energetic Attorney with orders TO purue crsl
measure Tor ne attainment Of The above Object as he dSe
not mean e. suer BY The negligence Of other, snI lie -
5uon Of bis Affairs win admT o. delay. INV
trfv
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POSTPONEA[ENr

rs the surveys plat land above described
cannot be completed by the Il day the MONTH the
sales wall not take place. until Friday the 26 day Of Nav next
when they will commence with the Williamsburg propery
and on saturday the 27th of The month, lands ia James
CITY county will be sold, Commencing with the hot watet,
lands and Si DO continued from day 10 day until the whole
a De Sold or so much thereof may be necessary TO raise
ting the id decree. "
ApIl25 115--tds WM EcCANDLIsU m VIZ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FHE tract Of Land called Hill Grove cont,inirr sL
merly advertised, ,tll for sale. 1t would make an
cotton plantation II viii be sold all togaher or divided mi
parcels The terms will heaccommOdstnr.
Wiggau, march s. gl-f IVJy y GTTgc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

EN pursuance of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chanee.
~, for the Richmond District pronounced the 10Th day
Of Marsh, $40, the Of VIM aud Mary College III
lott, SC shall The 29h day Of Msy nes at King viii
lain courthouse, offer for sale 90 the highest bidder, public
actiou Tor cash. the following Of land lying 10 sad
county wit One containing hund red and thirteen acres
and tie other two hundred and twenty three acres be the
sud By deed rom the PRESIDENT masters and
professors Of said college, 10 John Elicit.
J. GUERRANT, 81 S. 6. Q. Il. d.
march 81 fOg-fds
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so NEGROES FOR g.aLE

gQY virtue Of two deeds Of executed TO the subj, rler
AZ by Alexander Boyd for the benefit II Blair Bur and
IN obedience 10 decree Of the superior count oil cllmcery
for the Richmond District shall Tuesday the aO iv al
May next al boy'iton IN tie county VI Aeckenbug occe
10 sell for cash, about lty slaves all de.ctpto. anon
whom are two alacsm two carpenters and nihcr
Should the lay mentioned be bad d,y the sale will com
the good day, and continue from dlv t ,
until Il shall ne completed A. this sale to take ptce rrle,
The authority oa decree oeoui, expected ,hlt nothing
can Occur to prevent #.
JOHN w. LEWIS
WILLIAM TOWNS.
G.. =
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IfaR0ITaI5S -

KN pursuance Of decree Of he Superior Court sfCbancery
for the Richmond District, pronounced on the fth day u
M9rch 1885, the u Gregory Presou and Preston
Quarles, shall The G0ih day Of May next the premis-
proceed to sell al nublic auction, the highest bidder the
tratt Of land lying in the county II King William which
yames Rchesou resided IN his life Time and by him hequeah-
ed 10 bis Holt Richeon Terms, credit Of aud
years the purchaser giving bosds sud satisfactory security
the title rctaine until they paid.
J.GUERRANT, ". S. c. C.RD.
Apr IeT Jo9-.,d,
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IN RELIl aRn

k'Ot NY Pocket Book and Papers. ard two Vs,ebc, cd,
SlOD for The thief or thieves with The Book p,ter,
Waches -Bctseen and 9o'clock the yen,- of
uy me iVh Instant about half indie oIn Tree d trnpi,
gaze leading t. Richmond, soppcd nv fitec men "a H.
Ppe'led 70 he bach; after Knocking down almost tel.
ny 'ook rom me two Waichc aud Pocket BOOB cor
"hg me following paper, Note Tor stOO \, ~
Gays alter date Tor hay hJrsc OF John H. Booth Of Pec
hug payable 20 me and witnessed by Jo.eph Prish one c
80 negotiable ~ days after date, from a John Bovi 81
fteshufsi ono iot $50, on demand, foei Richard Rst
Of FneTsbnfg, so credited the hack ore crr son w.
Ssp hofal'o 400, e Of CITY Poir; Tor ga On Edd
WaiHef 81 GAY Point one with balance Of 81 o "a Re-,
Folks Of City Point ten Due Bills FOR ste each an
r. Human Of Petefbmg; two Note, Tor $40 each ON t
as Fep near fstefsburg number u other due bin. and
sOt otn account receipt from Adam Miller Tor son f
81 mead Ut cattle Witnessed by rho Weateteld and sbot
eiW Noith Carolina money also, PLAN Gold Watch o,t
W., Up on We iact, with small seals KEY and lid. ON
veto" ADD red ribbon aud large silver W.feb r .,s
sha'n seal aud bras, key hereby f,rwarn alb per f
Usnh9 70. any 81 tie property bonds note. or see.'
nsmcd any information LEFT AZ tlp Compiler or Yp,.
Oihce, or with l. A. Hubbard, AueoneeI. ,y,u L. 49,
fully received. FRANCIS ppf,st. ~, ~ '"'Hh-
may &c. urU"S
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BX or ORDER i,} or TIE EXECUTIVE
H. NDDbtH - heVOl
~ GflmcTs lIeporfs.

AZ GimcTs Reports.
henmss Statutes at large bcinr collection or an a.,
Ltw' o. gmenn rom the bt session Of the Lteistre IN
the year 1919, IN IS volumes. The ls,y. ,f $500, w
necessarily connected with every thing b,loooin n d.
o u solhat thorough knowledge Of them AID Of ,ber 90
80, "y'd MORN us q every thing that most ue nj m he
S.oWn ahout them and Of the greatest ,pe, fe
i'ots ~ general Owing 70 iheif ignorance Of L,uD
me shyye works will be sold reduced price eoo.c
~ s ' s''i' ''y ne hdd. % early application be- made
eIsrch -. a. q r. NASh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

These barges subs an Of near 200 IONS brt n
each, with spaeipu splendid omnUdatIu fire from ia
noise, Earring aud heat which Steam are subject and
no. exposed to the d'ngers resulting from EXPLOSION ~
steam bosfs other supposabe o accident The
experience Of the past year has .hevn the decided sr
OF tins mede Of trsveng and The popetors refer with con-
hsnee to those who have had opportunity enjoy this de-
Jighlful mode Of Conveyance.
The Steamboats, towing The Safety arges haze powerful
Engines OF safe and improved uctinn and l fax ON
board the hofses, carriages AMI fln,, who tLe
passage in the Bargcs.
Fo further info nation apply 10 Che Captains on hoard o
the Offices Of the Company, Onthe PER Allay and al e
fOct Of Coftiandt-stiect, New York
W e. REDFTELD, Agent
New York, Nav 1876 ut! W.
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NJ OflCE hereby given TO the Pfo1ri,fors of the six mo.
eensofk Of 1878, loan of 7Jg0OJp ta: Che ptincip,I
be due thereon az the time viii he 10 the s
tht ies' reProenayes, duly authorized On The ft.t
IE %, .y next o. he Iu1sury W.sling'sn ur 81 such
may stand ~ ''
ini"na'oni further gwen that surrender nf The cer6
on VIC sNd s peg cent stock IT 1915 wall hc fcquir,
t 'no 9i redemPion AMI hat the interest thereon viii
'''e 'Ha 'e,e NINE on ne 50'h day ~ June, 1928.
April 7. Ia cj1l'1ty'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26
JOIN w. LEWIS.
WILLIAM TOWNS.
Boydton. nfeo!.lenlurs go. Anril Is. - = ~
YaluabIe Estate for Sac or Erchnnne.

pdfuabfe EState for Sale or Erchqnge.
'ESHE subscriber wishes TO sell exchange the LAND
Il wherein he resides, containing $50 acres, ,,n in
SpoNivana county, on tie road leading from Ficdcrk
hirs toihe Orange Sprne 20 miles former aud =
from the latter place On tbs Manufacturing aud
Ut Mill AID by skilled in the manufacturing Lu.ir..
much might he done. A. 70 the ttr Mill 81 T. considered
decidedly the best in the country having almost constant en-
ploynrni and would be good stand iOr Goccfy Of Dr.,
uood STORE undei proper MANAGEMENT This fully
equal, or superior G., any in the neighbour, hood-The n
proyements Dwelling liouie, fitted Tor the
most gtneci family having heen lately finished OF m the bc
mannc neatly painted inside snd al neoc..ar, out
houses gladden. &C. The situation - high plcs.-n aid rs
hfndsOmc as any ~ the country, wi diln- ri.
Of as good water any nihc State The Pauon J.. %, good
orde- and conilns from $50 10 40Oacrc' cleared and
naldnre 90 wU'd ANY person from the lower country, or
elsewhere who wants Plctint countfy residence 90 good
neEhborhood viii do well 80 this property The modes
% payment VIII be- accomm0llug. The sunsrrbcr will e
her sell Tor Clh youns Neoc al pcc. or long cred
rs or eNch'nce for lands Of good quality aud title ~ Ten
nes'ee. kenut, The Kcnaeha Virnis. Tin.
Estate . olestd lOr The accommodation or h family, who
wish 70 move 20 the Wet Persons wnhnc ooyntu Estate
viii make immediate application. JOnE WIftrE
SPOtisylsania Nav 3-wfz
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- Lenchofne's Tavern. " "''u """
''t n'. session VII commence On Monday The Sin L.,
If Jt'ne. Ibose persons who bro disposed nv , II, Y
Addres TO Langhornc's Tavern W HpAGF
Terms a. heffioorc viz; Latin, Greek French and
Mathematics, $50
per anuun Of Zen W nihs. Board can be- had Il, ,to mo-, 80
Fee'able isolt Of e scishbsurbo'd az SO perano 10 mos
itj.-I0is
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WISH 10 purchase skillu aud Trustworthy C,frsee Dr
yer AID Otler and who young. healthy and ACTIVE,
None need I've proposed Cor whom the most vn3ofed tet-
gwen. j. ". DAt.tT
Richmond. may g. 1ic-otf
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, Barges 0n tic Hudson Riper.

The 'piendid Safety Bargos he
lunsins To the Steam Navie alton
Company will, from the LIT 81
June, he continued as regular
passage boats between the cities II
New York aud Albany.
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EOR. EIG'M,
LuIr and Iu,o,ton, f..,,, -.

=. ."''"''""' .J'VW Europe.
NEW YORK, May 10. Since our last pub!ica-
,lon' we have had number of short arrivals from
Europe, VIZ: the HoraFd, HoIdrcse, from Hayre,
(i7th ul'.) CorteS, Spr0gue, Fl ON London. (l3,b
ult.) and Birmingham, CotJ, from LIVERPOOL,
(zlst ul;) BY 'hese arrival, We have an abun-
dance OF papers, including the London Courier TO
ihe evening OF Apnl 49, and Liverpool of the 2Ist.
gives Us pleasure to state, thu, the Hon. and
4Iish Key. d. Stewart, Bishop OF Quebec, is a
passenger in The packet ship Pacific, which sailed
rom Liverpool on the Slh of April. 1t has been
feared that this distinguished prelaie was passen
ger IN the Crisis, which, there is but too much
reason TO apprehend, has been, with al! her crew
and passengers, in the deep bosom OF the ocean
buried"
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.ff.qRSH9L,S SqIE

!, WM. MeCANDLIsH, m. W. c. d. c.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

tho1o fe home. aud 90 awey, ~ svay.
towards the s'we,t. tlisrs 10 pesiSh apart
ftoo ths gravss eftheir ftiesls, eprsy
y sseoossr tribes, vioduis - .tarper
tommahswks than their ewn. they
|iay that the person Who msde The treA-
|ty. cediDg thess lands to the United
States wps uuahtborised 80 70 to--tbey
have proved his fact to be tros- they
have tried, condemned and executed the
man who betrayed his country for a few
pieces ofsilver They now ask per-
mission Of aheir Great Father. the Pres
ident, not to live, but to die where the
swift.footed karriour Of their own tribe
died before them. They do not wish
10 part with thor birth right for mess
Of pottage but thsy know be is pow
eIful # he is unjust enough to take all
they have. and ifhe takes their land
and their wigwams. in mercy, they beg
him 10 take their lives also. Some of
them have aged parents, incompetent to
the ia sk Of making land journey two
thousand miles, Trough an uninhabited
country or inhabited by people fierce
and warlike, who behold their approach
with jealous eyes. aud watch all their
motions with envy. But. say they. If
we must 60, let US remain. undisturbed
till that time has expired which you
pledged your word should be ours
Governour Troup is too impatient 10
wait even for this. He would embiter
the last hour which they have TO spend
in Georgia, by crowding the petty Off
GERS Of his government into their cab
ins and their fields. He has pushed
them from the summit to the foot of
The bill, and he would spurn them when
they are to be pushed 20 further,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

Bsfmsss Wdv. The British suthor-
Ties in The Burman empire backed By
somo thousand men who fight for g
eroat . day, have soccesded in 'extort.
ing from the poor ssvases few thou.
sand. pounds. 10 ready money, and the
provinces Of Arracan. Martaban and Ia
.v6y. Thus hive they added double
strsrgth TO the chains which have gall
ID the ignorant Hindoos, for years
Thus is the pomp Of the Court Of st.
James maintained--by Isvying conlri-
tctions upon the inhabitants Of India,
and enforcing their payment at the bay
ouet's point. II was grievances like
these which the inhabitants Of the col
onies Of North America once complain
ed Of; and the citizens Of, that happy
country which was then enslaved. well
know how to symPathise with these
poor beings who feel heavily the hand
Of tyranny
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

II has been estimated that about fif-
ty persons were killed in the United
States, by the careless Iireing Of cannon
on the last fourth Of July.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

Mr.. John Randolph, has announced'
in the London prints, his determination
to proceed on voyage of discovery IN
10 the Polar Seas. We advise every
Esauimaux to look well to his snout.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

ANew-Or leans paper gives publick
notice, that a most superb edition OF
the Holy Bible, will be raffled for, AZ
one Of the publick houses in that city.
The winner to treat the company with
hrlf a gallon Of peach brandy!
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

Mrs. j. G. Albums and family arrived
in Boston on Friday last, aud took lodg.
ings at the Exchange Coffee House..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

The pains which some editors take
to serve the publick is deserving of no.
tice. A late New.York paper contains
the following, in the form of postscript !:
Z" We stop the press, TO announce TO
the publick. the fact, that we have
nothing new to communicate I"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

Messrs. Croker g. Co. Of Taunton,
have given notice, through the medium
OF the Columbian Reporter, that in con-
sequence of having suffered much in
convenience from the number Of ap-
plications to visit their printing works,
in future no permission whatever will
be given to any person or perso ms, to
visit the same. What a noise
there is about yankee curiosity, calico
print shops. cotton manufactory's. over
seers, tub wheels. agents, sizing brush
es, picker tenders, ct cetera, ct cetera.
We LvpS nv ;",,ue;v.s win take place
since the owners have been 80 kind as
to preface the kick with hint. JON
athan may well 60 abroad 10 ask ques.
tions and spy wonders, since he begins
to be snubbed Of that privilege at
home.
The Milledgcville (Georgia) States
man, asserts, that on the Gath Of July,
Governour Troup, formally issued bis
order. directing the surveyor general
to order out the surveyors appointed
by the Legislature Of Georgia, to CON-
mence their surveys Of the Creek
Lands, On the first Of September next,
asreeably to the fraudulent treaty Of
1926, which has been hbrogated by the
President and Senate of the United
States. The governour. it appears, is
suffering under a relapse of his old
complaint; we are very sorry to see
these hydrophobical symptoms, being
fearful. that, for whatever mischief he
may do. he will be required to pay
the Scott. We are surprised that the
good citizens of Georgia, viii pamper
his quixotick disposition. and suffer him
to thrust his head against the wind
mill Of government. The Creek In
dians are already tbinned by trouble
by care, by dissipation and disease.-
Their immense tracts of land, stretch
ing from creek to creek, extending from
the salt sea far away towards the setting
sun the pleasant glades where they
where their fathers hunted, where thei
prophets held communion with ths
Great Spirit, have, by treachery, be
come the properly ofthe white man
From many and brave warriours the,
nave become few and weak men. Tht
,spirit which they possessed a centur,
ego, has been broken by repeated en-
.croschments, daily wrongs and insults
Add in this situation they are to be ex.
psIled FROM the few Remaining acres 0
Wild land which they inhabit they are
to be driven Gar away from their pleas.
cot ssvannshs, 10 live among stranger,
"a The wild b~ks Of the Missouri.
they ere called upon 10 snap the core
which binds them to The land Of thei
kixA. u ssver the >ies which Sait
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

COM. PORTER. 1t is positively
asserted that Com. Porter has accepted
the appointment Of Captain de- Navio,
THAT is captain Of a "a gnn ship) whit
a priority Of date, and is in effect CON-
mander in chief Of the whole Mexican
Navy.--The Island Of lSt. Domingo
is reported to be blockaded by a
French fleet. The intelligence coaes
in very indirect manner, and Il IL
very little confidence. More Than
$500 Indians have arrived at Maiden,
U. c. to receive their annuities from
the British Government. The usual
irregularities from such an nssembisge
have taken place, in which one of them
shot another near Detroit, but no dep
relations had been committed on our
citizens. Benton with his
family arrived at st. Louis on the ,Otl,
ult. tits stated in the Missouri Ad-
vocste Of the 18th ult. that Judge Peck
Of the state Circuit Court. whose i'm.
prisonment Of Col. Lswless for a con-
tempt. excited general apprehension,
Saw fit to impute an article IN the
Richmond Enquirer oa thst aubject 60
Col. Benton, and on his arrival sen,
the clerk Of tho court to hiu with an
pen letter emanding 70 know ofhim
# he vas the author Of the article
Col. b. ou ascertaining the nature Of
the letter refused to read Il or to give
any explanation upon tie subject. ~,
the obsve date the matter had progress
ed no farther.-Prov. american.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-12

The last Newport Republican, does
not contain more than seven paragraphs
headed Elisha r. Potter" One Of
the Senatorial candidates resides in .New-
2ort.