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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
of the last cW testament of capt Henry
Young dec. shall Wednesday, the day Of SpteH
Der '.eri fair il mol the fair day thereafter sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, premises upon
credit until the Fourth day Of January eighteen Hundred
and eny eg possession be giSen the purchaser the
Tst day Of January ner that vaiabie of land that
belonged 10 the Testator lying the county of Esser
diatey on the RaPpahannocE about eight
the 0ton Of IaPPahannoek, and ve a5ove Bosvlers
The tract contains about ve hundred serenity
acres There IS on comfortable dvetlng house adc
vnisnt out houses all ia good repair The land ynaka
oily te1tt Of good qualify and particularly adapted the
gSt0th Of corn 'ch. and cotton rs cOaty to the
AFFORDS great (acify IN procuring oysters sl crabs &c
dHy rhing tie land previous 10 The sale ,vH
DC she'o" o" ePPicao" to Nh James H. Young residng
thereon Bonds tUih approved security, and deed of flst
upon The land to be required the purchaser to secure The
payment Of the purchase money. JOHN SMITH
Executor cf Henry Young, dec.
August %. sO26t-
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AVIS

u 10.
~ SCHMIDT Avooat, fhOnneur dinlormer les sncien,
~ Coon de Saint DOmngue eius herers, creancies
donaaie egaaes, &c ct general ptrsonEes qu
ont dfou Indtmne Omise pa IL Gouvernenent Ffanca
qu went de eyOit tUus les des
camaOus de cee nature III TAFT consequence. Pofie de
te services aux haban de ce des dro
ae vlOir de la commission par rOrdonnanee
Royae du MAI 1896 ct chargera, sill necessaire de
isre Parvenir an Secieaire Chef de
dant Paris tUus les tiiie qui lu erOnt c1n6es su,t
Sddresser dHeCement Hui, office, IA Poste
Richmond, ind eoement, ell afr les tre. Of
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August 8.
Hanorcr Land far .S,Ie-

TRACT of land containing 500 acres lying on the
road leading irou Ground Squirr Bridge court
ouse dnd adjoining the land of Richard aud the late
Capt Dsbney; distance from miles Liberal Gre
at VIII be given the principal part the purchase money
MI Leeds iyng opposite Montpelier Post-Ofce, tie
PREMISES wall shew the aud make known the Terms
L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

.ne necessity Tor providing for Notifications in vr-
.'e vi winch the were decreed, and have non,
oeeh contracted for; that in the last Legislature ,hs
negotiation Tor the canal was about to be pressed
Iiw'fo' ana The term appointed to hear proposals.
snor'enea' because it was known that other canals
on. oil our republic were contemplated. And in
enec,' any negotiation should be opened before.
we should no Longer have proposals; or if there
baoo' nu oe any, they would be very dsadvantageous
because second canal would not offer the adv,n
one. "P' NC 'he oniy
Lei US resolve at once on a work which NAV NJ
itself alone be of great benefit 10 the con,noo
weauh. The United States of the North have en-
'er'a,hea the project of uniting the two seas bv
c'h'i OF thousand leagues, uniting the Colomb;,
ana the Mississippi rivers; and we tremble AZ RI.
'ae In OF cutting through plain of FIVE leagues,
me cement we shall derive from the canal is too
great TO be delayed any longer. May the nation
see as soon as possible those hopes realised which
,ney conceived on proclaiming their independence
ne congress and the Senate achieve this work;
vain deposited its confidence in them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-05

gFVIILE.
IIJbe sold to the highest bidder on the Esd
w next at Fnease, IN oeourt county Va all the person
al property that Solomon Brdgeand died possessed IN that
county, TO w Negro Girl one Sdehoard set Of Dinius
Tables, looking Glasses chairs, candle stands, DC.
J.B GOODE, d. s. for
w. Fenllay sheriff 4 adu'r Of s. Bridgelsnd, dec.
August, q, i5zs. s1-sr
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Lunafic HosDifoI Wivio,1sb,,ry

Lunatic Hospital Wiilamsburg
~ Office Is hereby gwen that the Couit Of directors d,
tbs Institution viii proceed on The first day Of Novcmber
next to appoint Keeper thereof The stfy attached
Once SUI per anoum payable taleTiy i5y order Of
Court 81 Directors LtO.HENLEF, T.. c. n.
AugnH ~. film
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Auru.t2Q
MHICH RICE

.UHICH RICE.
MATCH RACE Of one mile aud repeat will he ran over
"A the Mount AIRY Race Field for One Thousand Dola.
on Saturday the I'd day u Sept next Zane sport expected
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sac OF NegTOe5.
SHALL offer for sale 10 tue highest bidder Nondgv I'm,
18th day Of September next II fsir otherwise the next lar
day, al The late fedece Of Edmund Harrison. dec IN Tie
county Of Amelia, between 20 100 Ncgfoe. conttnr
men, women boys aud girls. Among whom are some ss Yah
able house servants any t state backsnih tarp,n
tffs aud crop hands The sale 70 continue from DIV 10 N
unnl completed. TENS on he day All q, o..
place ct sale. NATIiL HARRISON, ENr
0i Ediuund Harrison dec.
Amelia county Aucust T. 1926. z5--tJ,t
consent 10 the above sale ~ lar ss interested
-- IAdES ?. CocKE.
AIRS. r. T.. RANDOLPH propose. to establish boarding
WI school Tor young Ladies' 10 New London, Campbell co.
Terms fvr Of ten MONTHS coDnencrn. tie 5h Of
October, 1895, and ending the 9Th Of August, 1871
Board, 500
Tuition in all the English branches including cad
ing, Writing, Grammst, Geogsphy UBtpry, ChiO-
nology, Arithmetic aud plain Needle-wOrk, 10
French, 20
Spanish, On
Drawing, g5
Washing and mendinz, ~
Music pes half session, u
Dancing per quarter, IL
Eachscholar viii furnish her bed bedding and towels
For dry Srh0idrs:
Tuition IN al The English branches above mentioned $40
Fuel =
Board and tuition payable half entrance the balance
At The expiration Of months.
IL Is thought proper state that all the above
mentioned msnche w be taught parent guadians NAV
direct When dire ctiori 20 the contrary ave rstn tc.
will each turn under u-',or
Augudi8 G9-f
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WISH TO engage the services Of LADY, qualified for
teaching Music, aud who come well recommended
pPlIca,ion may be made Miss Woodward Richmond or 10
yself, near Everetisvile, Abemsrle county Va.
Aug. IL. 27-wtf TIL T.. RANDOLPH
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COM1fISSTON BTJSLvESS

VIE subscriber having removed to Richmond tenders his
services TO his friends, aequantsnees aud the public gen
9y, as commission merchant. lie occupies Office for
e present the Basin. WIN. MOON.
June Sd. t5 n
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will sell upon Accommodating erms two Of land lying
10 the county Of Nooway containing between eleven
md fipeve Hundred acres, situated No0way River and
Containing large portion Of first rate bottom land well adap-
81 to the growth OF Tobacco any other crop the high land
good and well suited for the culture Of cotton The other
tact containing between and eight hundred acres on
peep creek and bounded by two other creeks which afford
large quantity OF very excellent 1t land. All persons dis
sed TO purchase invited 70 view the premises which will
ehewn by the oyerSeers by myself on application
RICHARD K. HARDAWAY
August ~. Sa--tf
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ONEGROES FOX S.HLE.
NO be sold at buckingham September court, sixteen or
ttgsny likely siGUes, men, women, boys add girls with
u reserve to the biz chest bidder for cash.
August 90. S2--tds
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Sell BOTTOMS.

TRANSLATED FOR THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
FROM the Liberal Ertro, Of May IL, 1926, of
Guatemala, Union Press, sohose motto is
Liberty and Justice"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

A Great S!alp.-The increasing pow
err. nopuIatinn. and importance Of the
State Of New York, IS truly gratifying
to the friends pf Internal Improvement.
The New York Enquirer says, that
when the great Ere Canal was com
meHced, the project of the northern ca
nal was opposed that is,it was consid-
cred prudent by many, not to attempt
both at the same time, az we were par
ficularIy ANXIOUS not to have either done,
from the well grounded apprehehsioRs,
as we conceived, that the state could
not afford the cost. Time, which is the
best test of Things. has shown that we
were IN eeror IN relation to both canals.
Ia a recent porthern paper, we learn
that report made by the collector OF
tolls on the northern canal, that before
the completion Of It, there were only a
beat twenty vessels employed ON the
lake. n w there are not less than ttuo
kindred and eighteen, the tonnage of
which is about $4,000. The amount of
tolls received at Whitehall during this
SedsOf, VIII Ee oscf EofftOOo' - i"' 40
TO the increasing benefits Of che north
erh canal. With Fesrectte the western
canal, we learn that the tolls this sum
mer will exceed hall milloa after pay
ing expenses Of repairs.
As an instance Of peculiar rapid
growth, the Daily Advertiser notices the
sudden Use, and rapid growth OF ma.
ny towns and villages in The western
part of the state. In 1919. it is said in
Spaford's Gazetteer, the ground which
is now the village of Rochester, con-
tanned but two or three ordinary houses
In 1922, there we're 500 buildings, and
as was supposed, about assoc inhabi'
tants. In 1928 the rumber OF inhabi-
tants was $3.50. In 1924 there were
4,27i, and in 1875, 5,a7S.
The enterprise and growing im2er-
lance OF Rochester may be imagined
from TIE fact that i. Row supports We
ry respectable daily paper, handsomely
printed, aud from appe aranres literally
patronized We received the first nun
Der of this journal few days ago, and
hailed it as one of the best evidences
which could be adduced of the icreas-
ing prosperity of that part OF our coun-
try. Fat Gax
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

.seapoliian Confscdtions. The fol-
lowing statement of the apouit 81 the
value Of the carsees of the vessels be-
longing TO the towu of Salem, as sold at
public auc,ioniu Naples, for the use of
the Treasury, in which the va ne Of the
vessel is not included. is taken from
Mr.. Evereti's new pamphlet "0n the
claims Of the citizens of the United
States on the governments nf Naples,
Holland, and France" The whole
number of A merican vessels caHhscsted
by Joachim ,turat was only dorty-se.
ven so that more than sixth part OF
all the vessels captured belonged 20 the
citizens of Salem, for which they never
have obtain ed the slightest redress.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09
Sr. LOUIS. Oct IL.

A party Of men left here sone months
ego with several Indians, intended for
exhibition in Europe hut, on their ar
rival at Philadelphia, the Indians, from
lear of crossing the Big Lake, or from
some other cause, concluded to give up
the scheme, and have returned to their
native wilds, lesgiog their white breth-
rem considerably cut Of pocket, in ira
yelling expenses.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

PEnABELpHIA.0 Oct Sl.-We are infor-
med that the sleop OF war Hornet, Cap
tain Woodhouse. is expected here in
few days, and that Mr.. SERGEANT will
embark in that vessel, on his mission to
the Congress at Tacubays, about the
middle of November. We are unable
20 say whether Mr.. SERGEANT will be
accompanied by Judge Rochester,, or
whether anv Minister has beer appoiR-
ted ia he place of the late Mr.. Ander-
son.
The ship Hornet has been taken up
tothe Navy Yard at Gosport, for the
p urpose of beirg overhauled, before she
sails The broad pendant at New-York
has been transferred to the Shark.
Press.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Turkish Pirate-Captain Wadsworth,
of the schooner Kingston, arrived at this
port from Malaga. reports that while on
board the Turkish pirate who overhaul
cd him, near Cape Trafalgar, he saw in
the hands Of the Captain Mediterran-
can pass, belonging to brig Henry,
which he supposes was taken from some
vessel OF that name, which had previous
~ been robbed by the pirate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

The Letters Of .9riei. readers
will perhaps remember that under this
title very severe CHARGES were made a
gainst jonathan RussE4., which were
considered so ibelious as to render the
institution Of suit against the acknow-
lodged author absolutely necessary -
According To the determination of the
party aggreived. Mr. SETE Hunt was
summoned to snswer for the libels be.
fore the Court in New York, where he
promptly appeared. Blu, the trial was
put off upon the plea CT deficiency of
testimony which could only be made up
from documents then In Europe--it is
stated that the testimony has arrived,
but on accent Of itsruntavorable char
acter Mr.. Russell has been induced to
withdraw the suiti ID.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Ihanksgiving.-Gor. Wolcott, Of Con-
necticut, has appointed Thursday the
10th of November to be observed as a
day of public Thanksgiving in the State.
Gov. Morrill, has appointed Thursday the
Esd of the same month. for New iIamp-
shire, and Gov. Lincoln, Thursday the
30ih, for Massachusetts.
DIR. William II Wilmer, of Alexan-
dria, has accepted the appointment of
President OF William aud Mary College.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

A physician in the West is said to
have cured patient who was dying
OF the totkjale, by causing his legs to be-
immersed TO the knee ia fresh " arm be,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Negro Mob rhe trial Of the blacks
engaged at the riot at the Park a few
weeks since, came at the Court of Ses
sions, and terminated on Friday The
following persons were indicted
Willian S,ckum, James Brown, WIN.
Nichols. John Simpson, Yhos Lewis,
Abraham Smith and Thos. Scott.
The verdi ct was guilty as to four of
them, and two. Nichols and Lewis, were
acquitted. The sentences we're - w III.
Sorkum, one year and six nanth, Pen
iteatiary; John Simpson, one year do;
Abraham Smith, nine mouths, do: j.
Brown, the man who had the dagger and
acted the part of the ringleader, three
years peniieniia.y. and one year for
the assault and battery, tn,commence at
the expiration OF the former sentence.
Brown was Indicted for assault and bat
terv with intent to Kill.
This. we trust, will prove saiutary
lesson to this class of persons, and to all
others who are disposed to take the law
or vengeance into their own hands; for
they may one and all res. assured, tina,
severe and certain punishment will be
the consequce of any attempt to violate
the public peace.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

MoRrALfTY.-About three weeks
siace our readers may remember we
announced the death Of William Titus
who resided at Flushing. Ia about a
week after this event. John Titus. n
brother of the deceased, siekened and
died of the same disease. On Satur-
day last, Daniel Titus, another brother
belonging to Westbury, but who had
gone to see his mourning relations at
Flushing, died of the same complaint.
after few days Illness. Ann Willis, of
this City, daughter of the last mention
ed person, attended the funeral of her
deceased uncle, John, and died in ~
few DAYS afterwards. We learn that
Samuel Titus, OF Memaroneck, anoth.
er brother in the same family, is very
low, and little hope is entertained of his
recovery. A young lady is also verv
sick who attended Mrs Willis in her last
illness. The aforementioned deceased.
brothers were all respectable members
of the Society of Friends. The disease.
| which has proved so fatal in tI,s family
! we have been tod was the intermitten,
F.. fsver.-Aels. Fork Com. .4dv.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

United States District Judge.-It is
stated that Henry Wheaton, Esq, is like
ly to receive the appointment Of Dis
trict Judge, in the place of the late
Judge Van Ness, of New York. A bet
ter appointment could not be made.
says the National Advocate, and we full
ly accord in The opinion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Under the head of Births" we have
announced. that the lady of the Hon.
Arthur Theluson has been delvere Of
a son and heir, at Ribbesford House, in
this county. ahis circumstance having
given rise to some convers alton relative
to the extraordinary will of Peter The
Iluson, tie following particulars may not
be unacceptable to our readers; Peter
Isaac rbellusoB was a native of Gene
wa. He settled as a merchant in Lon.
don, where b. acquired bv his industry
an enormous fortune. lie died at his
seat at Plaistos". Kent, July a2,i797,
leaving three sens and three daughters.
10 has wife and children lie left about
one hundred thousand pounds. His large
estate is Yorkshire, and the residue Of
his fortune. amounting 30 upwards of
five hundred thousand pounds, he left
to trustees TO accumulate, and be laid
out in the purchase of estate in England,
ItiIl the male children of his sons aud
grandsons are dead. The distant period
may extend to lao years, IN which case
the property will then amount to one
hundred and forty millions, and if there
should be n lineal descendant, this as
tomshing property is to 90 to the use Of
the country, TO the benefit of the Sink.
ing Fund. under the direction of Paria-
ment. This extraordinary will was dis
puted bv his surviving family, but it
was affirmed by solemn de cree of
Chancery; though afterwards an Act
was passed, by the means of Chancellor
Rosslyn. to prevent the recurrence oil
so extravsgant desire OF private accu-
mulatlon.-U orceSisr Journal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

MIR. CooLEE, our Charge dAfIaiss To
the Republic of Peru, has arrived in
Washington, from Ohio, on his way to
Lima.
We are sorry to state that the SEsRE-
TARY OF WAR has been confined by Sc
we're indisposiiion, for ten or twelve days
past. His disorder is subsiding, how
ever, and it hoped that he will be able
to resume his public duties in the course
of few day Il Nat. hit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

THE Hamilton Papers.--1s will pro-
baby be recollected by our readers that
Chancery suit was instituted some
eighteen months ago, by Mrs. Hamilton,
to recover certain papers deposited for
safe keeping with Mr. Rufus King, BY
the acting executor Of General Ham.
ilton. Various illusions made in the
newspapers TO i've supposed character
and contents of those papers, induced
us to publish at the time, SO much of the
bill in Chancery as specified these par
ticulars. BY this extract It appeared
that these papers consisted chiefly OF
letters between Generals Washington
and Hamilton, relative to the compost
ton of Washington's Farewell Address.
The question of Authorship, 10 this ease,
having been pat to rest BY the conclusive
letter of John Jay, recently published,
Though written and transmitted many
years aso) the motive for withholding
the documents committed to Mr., King !;
| the chef of which was, that their con-
tents might remain ondivulged, and that
no indiscreet use might be made of
them, no longer existed. Mr.. X ac-
cordingly directed his counsel TO notify
the family of Gen. Hamilton, that in
consequence of the publication Of Mr.
jays letter, he no longer felt himself
bound by the trust delegated to him, to
withhold the papers claimed and that
they were therefore subject to the order
of any person duly authorized to re-
ceive them They were thereupon de-
livered to Mr. J A. Hamilton, and the
sa,it IA nc Giscnnt,nned- ~ Y Arser
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunityto to IN
form the public, that the establishment hereto-
fore conducted by James Ray, Esq, together
with the accounts connected with the business
of that establishment from the first of January,
1926, have passed into his hands; and that ne
will continue the business in all its branches, az
the Old Stand, corner of Tatna and Queen-str'ss,,
near the Friend Meeting House, where he VIII
manufacture, and furnish at Philadelphia prccs,,
Mould and Dipt CANDLES, F'ufler's, Tellow and
Brolrn SOAP, of the best quality.
ENoCH ROBERTS.
N. b. The highest price given for TalloW'
Butchers Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. Is, 1896. o-ohi-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
Aaro. $50.

ART. 20.
Nj las duedas contriadas por los individuos dc
una Nacion, con los individuos de la otra, nj las
acciones dneros, que puedan tener en- los fon-
dos publcos, o en- los bancos publcos, o prva-
dos seran amas secuestrados conhscados en-
ningun case de guerra, o diferencia naconal.
ARr Q. 27o.
Deseando ambas parties, contratantes, eyitar
toda difcrencia re latya a etiqueta en- sus CO.
municaciones, corespondencias dplomaticas
han convenido asl mismo, y convieden en- conce-
der slls Enyiatos, Ministries, y otros Agcntes
Dipomaticos, los mlsmos flvores inmunidades,
esenciones de que go-an, So-aren en- 10 ven
idero los de las naciones mas f.vorecidas, bcn
entendido que cualquicr favor, inmunidad pr-
yilegio, que Ia Federation dc Ceniro- America,
0 los Estados Unidos dc America, tengan por
conyenente dspcnsar n los En,iados, Ministries,
Agentcs Diplomaticos de otras Potencias, SC
haga por Il mismo hecho cstcnsiyo los dc una Y
otra de las parties contratantes.
ARR. 28o.
Para hacer mas efectiva la protection, que la
Federation dc Centro-America, los Estados-
Undos de America, daran en- adclante la nave-
gacion concrete dc los ciudadanos de una
otra, sc conylenen en- reclber admitir Con-
sules Vice Consules ell todos los puertos abier-
tos al comnnelcio estrangero, quenes gozaran en-
ellos todos los derechos, prerogatiyas inmua-
dldaeas de los Consules, Vice Consules de Ia
nacion mas fayorecida, quedando no obstante Ell
libertad cada parte contlatante, para eceptuar
aquelos puertos lugares EN- que la admission y
resdencia de semejantes Consules, Vice Con-
sules no pare-ca convcnicntc.
ART.o 29o.
Para que los Consules Vice Consules de las
dos parties contratartcs puedan gozar los dere-
chos, prerogatiras, inmun6adas, que les cores
porden por sn caracter publlco, antes dc entrar
en- el ejerccio de sus funcioncs, presentaran su
comlslon patente en- la forma debida, al Co.
blerno con qucn esten accrcdtados, y habiendo
obtenido el erequatur, seran tenidos, consdera-
dos como tales, por todas las autorldadcs, majis-
trados habtantes del distlito Consular en- que
resldan.