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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

Authoritative New York Gazette
of Thursday says;--"We were yesterday
favored with Jamaica paper Of the 18th
.ultno containing the Convention entered
into by Colombia and Peru on the 9th Of
February last at Jiron, to serve as basis
Of difnidye treaty ofpeace, and approx
ed by the Colombian General Sucre, and
bv the President of Peru, De La Mar, on
the lst of March. The principal articles
of the Convention are those which declare
that neither power shall interfere with the
government of the other; thai the indie
Dendenee of the Bolivian Republic is &C
knowledged; that the Peruvian army shall
evacuate the soil of Colombia within 20
days; that plenipotentarles on both sides
shall meet ct Gayaquil in May, to form a
diinitive treaty of alliance against all for
eign invasion; and lastly, that the blockade
against the Colombian ports shall cease on
the day on which the Commissioners shall
meet at Gayaquil to settle the details OF
the djfnitive treaty.
The most important part OF the Con
vention to us, is that which raises the
blockade of the Colombian ports, and of
course takes off the trammels now lmPos-
ed on our commerce with these ports, and
as by article 5, our government IS re-
duested to act as a mediator, and guaran-
tee the dlfnitiye treaty, there is no doubt
that our intercourse with both countries
will become much more frequent and val
liable.
The fighting appears to have been dos
perate and the slaughter very great. a Ac,
cording to the Colombian account, S,OOO
Peruvlans we're beaten by 1900 Col0m-
bians.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

1nAR-25 Barrels ',sisi:l I,,y I, NIKE
= BY A'0N
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
PUBLIC DEBT or THEUNrTED STATES.

We have compiled the following brief state
ments for common reference.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

relations :, contact, so that the power o.
all the u5dern Republics of America
81 ah., Ii ho combined to sustain their indie
pendence agains the attack of SPaln' nay ~,
r. o1Oose the inveterate habits and en-
Joavors of an entire contenent, when
has placed on its alters, the idol of iegrt-
macy.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
JOHN DOWNES.

To His Excellency James Brown, En-
voy Extraordinary, sc, &c. &c. at Paris.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

Gentlemen.-Ihe grand jury who
have have had the case of DR.. Watkins
before them, have agreed upon a present
ment, which was laid before the court, 6,
on which bill is to be drawn, TO be sub.
mitted to the Grand Jury, probably on
Monday. The presentment is in effect,
that DR.. Watkins by false representations
to the Navy Department, induced that de-
partment TO make requisition upon the
Treasury Department, on which DR.. Wat
kiBs made drafts on Mr.. Paulding. in his
official character, and for his private use,
Whether the bill founded on this present
ment will be such as the Grand July will
find, IS, L believe, in the opinion of his
counsel, very doubtful; as also whether
any trial will take place. The affidavit Of
Amos Kendall imputed to DR.. Watkins
forgery and fraud, and as the presentment
does not bear out any such imputatlon,
there appears to be general impression
here that Mr.. KerlaA has not only rem
dered himself liable to a serious charge,
but that he will stand a chance Of being
mmselfthe subject of an indictment. This
Impression is, | understand, founded on
something dropped from the counsel ofDr.
Watkins. 1t is impossible, at present, to
determine the precise aspect which this
matter will a5sume.--Should it be decided
by the verdict of a Jury that moral and le-
gal guilt attaches to- DR.. Watkins, his
friends, although they must feel astonIsh-
ment and pity, must condemn his conduct
and regard its punishment as just. bui
am certain that his counsel are OF the O.
Plnlon that he has not been guilty OF any
violation Of his official trust, aud that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
August 18th, 1920.

ED ICHARD d. SANSAE, having succeeded NJ
II o. VIM H. Fizwhylsonn in the business of station.
err bookseller and binder, respectfully tenders his scr
vices TO tho iormcr Customers Of the house, and To The
public generally his incntion TO keep coustant
on hand the very best materials for the manutacturc AZ
Merchants tccount Books, Records aud other blauG
books. Aud having been regularly bred 10 the book
binding business and possessing many years cxporeuc,
these, added TO unreming cXcrticns win secure TO him,
share Of the public patronage
Merchants, Clerks oi County Courts, and others mar.
cuary tue customers OF bspredeccssor, may coniidcr
y rely on his best efforts to give satisfaction both az ia
the quality OF the articles ordered and the prices
general assortment OF stationary, blank books scI,nl
book, and miscellaneous works, 10 now on hand To-
which considerable additions will be shortly made
August "a. 29Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
WILLIAM S MARY COLLEGE.

AUGUsT the 10Th 1920.
'JNlIs: College will open as usual-The Grammar
IA school on the first day, and the other schools on
the last Monday in October
Moral Course; the Rev. Adam E,npe, Professor
Bellies Lettres, Rhetoric, Logic and Moral philoso-
ply. Text books-Blair's Lectures, Hedges Logic
and Paleys Philosophy.
Law Course: Judge James Semplc, ProicssorLaw and
Police. Text book--Tucker's Blackstone
Political Coursc Thomas II. Dew, Professor--I Iisto-
ry, metaphysics Natural and National Law, Govern
ment and Political Economy. Text books-Ty,ler's
Elements, Brown abridged by Hedge, Vattcl Lock
Rousseau and Smiths Wealth Of Nations
Chemical and Philosophical Course VIM. B. Rogers
proiesSor-Chemistry, Minerology, Botany ana Ma.
tura Phlosophywit its application TO the Mechanic
Arts Text OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chemistry, Ropcr,'s
introduction, and Cavallos Natural Philosophy
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand S. Campbell Profess
sor.-tieomctry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trgo-
nometry, Surveying Mcnsuration, Comic Sections
tiuXions and Astronomy Textbooks Hutton's Ma
thematcs Flnt's Surveying, Vince's Comic Sections
and FluXion's and Gregorys Astronomy.
School OF Humanity: D. Browne, proeessor-hc Greek
ana Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo.
dern and the usual branches OF Engsh Instruction
Modern Languages: c. de La Pena, Professor--Thc
Ercnch Spanish and Italian Languages.
The expenses ola pupil in the Grammar Schoolfo for
fuel, SC. Sc fs o,oo
Fee for tuition, %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
BASIS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We have prepareI The R No. OI I" CONsrIT UrIoN
m CHANTS TO supply tho dsfs-t which we notice,
IN Mr. GMnrtps Tables We wish 10 group In one
point o View the provisions OF the several Constitn
lions for REBUILDING the Representation in the Lesis
a,ure --taving no space TO spare this morning, arc
compelled to lay il over ill our next No.
Nor have WE ANY nooaI, to-day, for 81 no. Of a
DEdocRAr,-nor a No. from the Author of the Tur
RErRnaprcra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

No Secretary Of State since the foundation Of the
government The present moment has had the labor 10
perform OF the dinicutieo to contend with which MI.
Van Buren, has bad since the present administration
,yentialo power Neither Bc nor the President had
or been placed in situations previously, 10 which they
couh have made themselves familiar with all The papers
belonging the Department Of State, and the details Of
bus.os hcpugng 70 ogg .9Teisn relations How had ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
COlfMU.VTCATED.


Alan as;ou,,.sd icing Of suudry citizens, rec
holders and nom frechoi1Srs, OF s"un'y % r.seS
(ogotber with somc Of their s.iends irc; hlng S 3
Queen) held in Tappahannock on the 2Ot, July To-
DIR. James IagaD, one OF the Committee apponte,. at
previous meeting, 10 draft Memorial to the Couven-
ton, reported the following, which was adopted with
only ere dissen,ing voice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

We hasten 10 correct an into which we have
fallen-We published last week letter, which we re-
ceived from Baltimore, suppopg it to be from the ven
cradle Charles Carroll. II spoke Of Gen Jackson.
bate visit TO the Msnsion-We have since understood
from Correspondent in Baltimore, that il written
iy the Grandson and heir OF the venerable man. who
che sole Surviving Signer Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendenoe.We seize the fret opportunity wo have To
yeeiify the mistake we have innocenily and uninten.
Aionaiy committed and which we have propaaated
torough the columns of this paper. On Saturday we
requested lsiend in Baltimore TO apologize 10 MIR.
Carroll fof uninteniional mistake and 10 state to him
she gissrt,y Will which we should make the present
coCfeeiiCu.
Such Editors A, mn have copied The article into
thelr papers, VIA oblge rs by copying this correction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
"7o1ios Vatkins 10, the Lost 7Yn,sr'

Thus exclaims the en,iuye Editor Of the National
tgs Coalition paper.-We too amost tired of the
Trial OF Dr. Wa'kins--and sorry that it has
reached its denOmep,entiI He has been sentenced at
last and the Curtain drops upon him!
The Eastern Argus reminds of the following me-
morabe passage, from the letters of Il Farmer %
Sundonhtedly from DR. Watkins pen.) which the Goa
lition attempted TO palm Upon the ustrious Madison
''Ihe ways OF Providence dark and inscru,able,
but their wisdom when tufei. and the means Of their
fniilment, exoct the faith OF the iniidci They
teach the awful lesson That though The gully may for
season escape 'efri6ntion, justice toH finally ouer-
fSrse them; and TO render her triumph the more com
7efe, she ,aukes themselves unconscious Instruments
an the execution II her decyeesn
Now compare this passage with the language which
he holds ABOUT himself in his letter 20 Mr. Southland
" "DRIvEN TO DESPERATION AT TIMES. nv ritz
SMBARhAssMENrs IN WHICH ms LONG AND AR
DENT POLITICAL WARFARE INVOLVED HIM. enc
~ ohe' source exhausted, HE NEsonrEp MS OFF,
SIAL AUTHORITY TO RArsE FUND.-" SC.
Let the Politician and the Moralisi d CIV the conclu-
sion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

81 AhSllALS SALE.-In pursuance oi decree az
lVN the Superior Court Of Chancery for the RieI,-
inond District, pronounced The 10th day Of Fcffaarc
1873 IN the case Of Woodsou Knight and wife u.s. Zach
ridh Williams and others, defendants, shall, on Wed
uesd5y the 1th day OF October next on the premises
offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, at public auction
Chat mOcty Of the mill on Mehcrrin River, which
Martha Walton with power 10 appoint the Same IN ami
among his children and grand children and all The riol
title and interest Of IN and 10 the said mill and no IL
Of ground It stands and all the appurtcnonccs thsre
Of which tho testaor George Walton and his WIDOW
Martha Walton had lud held 10 the prouises, Term.
credit Of twelve months, tho purchaser executi6s =
bond With approved security and the tile retained Ne
additional security Tor he till further order on tbe
/ Court. = GUERHANT, ~. s. G. g. n D.
Aug~i ]S H--tda o. one Of bis depuhcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

HTiFfY DOLLARS REWARD FOR A RUNAWAY
n win be given for the apprehension and dcliyerp
of my negro man, VIM Sampson, who off laat A;,ri
from Shirley. William is q tall tawny coIourcd MAJ,
with thick lips and white teeth ndsruls little; had on
has changed them before this. HILL CARTER.
OF Shirley, Charles City Count
August 1s. 29-v6yy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

We understand, from gentleman Just from w ssi .
ington that the Presidents health was so much improy-
I'd within few days, that he would probably abandon
the idea he bad forIneh Of visiting Old Point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

be truly abundant Wheat will come irsi 10 the
ind win probably be cut about the beginning of August
Oats and barely are healthy and buky the arc
growing admirably and the turnips lately planted have
80, capital bed. Hay will be an average crop
DUn.tTies Courier
wheat in some situations is nearly at its length &c.
viii be ripe tow ards the end of August.
G!asgo,c Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
SOUTH AMEKIC.

- SVO n
Extract Of lette, 10 commercial nfle,pa,, in NJ
York, dated sta July, 1929.
The news from the south, by last mail is rather IA
vorabIe Peru Is In a state Of Revolution The Pre-
sidenti out OF his head-thcir best frigae the Preuba
has been blown up, with 1900 men on boArd.-Gnaya.
quill will be taken by tho Coon,bans without resist
ancc These events must bring about peace, and
the return Of Bolivar to the capital in which conf
dence will be restored and business become brisk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
E0REIGN NJ Us

The accounts wheb we lay this oTning heioTe our
readers from the Seat Of War the s OF any con
ssoasuce, which the present Campaign h.'s oIongh'
forih--The Russian General has out-man0uv!eo Ine
s,sni Vyior between Schonla and Pravadi; fe Ut OF
him with superior forces and in more advantageous
sualions routed him with the loss Of near 1890 killed
woundeG prisoners OF most Of is heavy basragc ana
.,e Train Of artillery The Fizicf put TO fight
Ln; Il ae,lon is not considered az by any means Of a
oc;s;ys Charsecr u ay contribute TO shake the iori.
ficaions Of SShouaia and siI'lri9; ont ine Balkan
o,shs,S ScsDs;r MAKES H. -m more determined Be
sides, ,hey have the resources Of :" VINO az ngos
IN their own country, against an invader 80
stance which weighs much IN such desperate wars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

II NASH FOR WTIEAT.--Thc subscribers viii pay
~ the market price for COOL merchanable Wheat de-
verabc in This city, or at convenient landings below on
James River. SCOTT K FRY
IL We have on hand and are now receiving from
New York. large Stock Of GOODS in our line laid in
at low prcos which will enable US 10 sell such terms
IS cannot n please Our county friends and the public
generally, are respectfully invited to give us call
We have large fire proof Warehouse for the recep-
Ton OF wheat and Flour and will receive both articles
~ store, with the privilege of fixing the price at any
time before the 1st day Of January 1880.
- i. III Street
august IL. 27--w2Gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

An Erfinguisbey siN!--The Baltimore Chronicle
refers ms 10 article from he Louisville Focus In
which (we) will find il affirmed that the letter from hir
Van Buren, TO Mr.. Tanney (of the watchoyer) has
been seen by respectable whose evidence is ent
tied TO perfect credt"-We Will lay any wager with
the Chronicle, that such letter has been seen; that
none such has ever been written. Mr.. Van Buren, af.
firms positively that he does know Tanner and has
never written to hirn.-As to Nessr- Moore and Bar
ry II remains first be proved that they have writer
60 Tanner; and ally. that they have written i'm way
which is not becoming Citizens OF Kentucky, or officers
uf the General Government
The language of the Baltimore Chronicle is scarceiy
snled TO any other ropiyl such better become.
ffc "cnviablo dcccncy" OF their Washington friends
and is calculated 10 excite pity than resentment
We FOR once, that have never attempted any
90 deception" upon readers Werconfess. we arc LA
be TO mistdkes-bu hope, open TO the charge
fc INSTRUMENTATION,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

EJ| scribers by William Watkins, for the PURPOSES
therein specified, which deed bears date the Goth August
1885, ana Is OF record in the County Court of Pola.ap
bidder on Tuesday the Sth September next the tract o
aed called dioFpe7' lying in the county OF Powhatar
pelhs he same wlcreon the said Watkins resides
also, at the timo and place. and on the same terms
two slaves Jacob, and Polly The tile TO tbs properi
Is behcved TO be indispuabc, but we sa convey suri
only Us 10 vested in Trustees
WILLIAM s. DANCE
CHARLES SELDEN, trustees.
August 1s. % AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

NOTICE beg leave 10 inform those whom il mT1
interest, iat have declined business, having dis.
posed Of my stock in trade 10 Mr.. Richard d. Sa1xa,,
who has nliviug with me fer 10 or ~ wears
Mr. Sanxay is authorised TO settle any transaction -
open account relative TO my late busnessaid his NJ
ccipt viii be good against
VIM. II. EITEWHYISONNI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

e tAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC do hereby t,,r
- all persons from trading for, or taking an ~
Segment OF three notes executed by me 10 Col Pbil
A. Bramlian for the following sums, 10 wit one for G,c
hundred dollars dated thc Srd day of August 1920 a.
other Of The sum, aud Of the same date and ono
cor hundred dollars; (said TO be without da,e) tho
said notes having boon obtained under circ,nsfancos
which iadkc highly unjust and improper that should
pay them. JOHN $. TEMPLE.
August l8 DO sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

w kS SAMUEL ADAMS, opposite the Eagle Ho-
LIVE tel has recently added TO her Boarding Estoish
eh'' ana VIII be prepared 10 accommodate several mem
ocrs OF the Convention and approaching Legislature
with board and lodging Families visiting tlis Mac
viii Ind her rooms airy and comfortable and every of
be made. - '' 10
August IS. 90 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

AOTICE~-Wantcj at tic Pententiary 1000 feet So
inch pine plank and 10000 -four barrel hoop poles,
for which cash will be patti.
Augustf. IS THoS. NELSON, r. s. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

Jaws "hsn peiiI wha, are nov called nnols 10 ri,
OF lazy and facts. aud dispose OF the lives
lied for undertaking such heavy responsibilities. they
ought certainly 10 be admitted the exercise OF func
tons OF minor importance.
The amendment was rejected by a small mn a;or;tv
MaRRdED ttG o'clock A. NJ on ,siay the fl,h ins, nv
rrrr, all Of iynehburg -"
~. on mo 18th u,, in Buckingham county, Mr.. UyNry
V' N9"ehoHs TO Miss Ivcr q. Dr-VAL Of said county.
Avsrrs Alr., TO Mis- ELr r. prcr nj. Of Homie, ca, W.
NhntSS,,esie W. the ilth lust Mr. Jrrrgnsox
N" si boston, To Miss e. siAnlSg MATILDA SrEscrR
DIED -M his re,iicnec, in Chcerist Con,v ~, s,oI,
morning ia. YIN INST Doct EueFRr ArcIr.n n,, "a
sering Illness OF several months. Ito Ion an
we nuu i've children 10 mourn their ,io
Sc o. friends 20 whom he Snlead y no or
au'iry OF estcethongh departed amongs, ,he I %
lives in their att remembrance onsrned by ,t. ,v
1es which adorned his usefi life. IPefers,s,y on H.,
In Fredericksburg, Va the 10th shor, IN
s bnsJAhiS u WurrKsonr Jr partner the House of
"m''emore 6 Co in the 9Th year Of his.
---on Thursday lrs Southampton Courthouse nnsr ~.
y s,ors less WLtiNn II. ALLISON, Esq Attorney
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

HE CIIAHCERY---In Cumberland County Court In
n ly the 2Sh, 1929
Joseph jenkins, pliH
against
tiendrick Suphin, James Sutphu and Thomas II.
Walton, Def
| The defendant, Hendrck Sutphin, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO The Act
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and IL appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that nc is an inhabant
OF this countryii is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear mere on tc r5tday OF October Court next, and
answer the bill Of the planin-Ind that copv III This
oTder be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in sc city of Richmond and continued for two months
SucceSsiyely and that another COPY be posted UP the
front door of the Courthouse of this county on two s,c
eessiyc court days. Copy. Teeie.
r. ii. NUNALLY. D. G.
August Is. 2g-ws9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

On ARSiIALS SALE OF HANOVER LAND
We Pursuant TO decree of the Superior Court OF
Chaneery for the Richmond district pronounced on tho
Oh day OF June, 1929 in the cases Of Miller u.s. Demo-
rhe, and Mayors the will be offered for SALE on
thepremises, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash ON Wednesday the 9th of September 1929 al
clock, The right, title and interest of Peter Demovc
III and TO two pieces parcels of land, lying in tb
county OF Hanover, being his life estate therei,-whcl
ar'es OF land are described in the deed executed bs
the sad Demoyie to Mosby Sheppard and Felix Wins.
ton in trust, the 7 June 1922 as two tracts of lam,
then lately allotted TO said Bonneville AMI wife in the
division OF the lands of John p Winston dec ono tract
on which Demovilie resided, containing no acres ana
the other containing 07 acres in Tie neghborheoi o.
the FIRST named tract
j. GUERRANT, u. s. G. G. RI
august ~ 2e--tds or one oil his deDuties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

&Vooi- CARDlNG.--Thc Carding Machine be
Wv longing 10 the subscriber, the County -IinG
oresk' uf"e miles above Milton is in good order eda
ready at all times receive and card wool Tic insT
years experience proves il to bc among tho best of M
ehin.s and their general knowledge of Machinery Nil
enable them TO keep il in tho best condition. possible
ono oil them will always be present during the cardng
season Our machine is built upon the plan ofsa single
cyiihder' which being less complicated than doubt.
eyihacr, cards infinitely better aud less liable get
OF order In carding which very olen happens with ic-
double cylinder end spells the wool.
Warm weather is much the best for carling wool, IL IL
therefore advisable in the wool as early as
bic The wool should be washed and freed from on
hard substances, and creased with about one pound 81
lard TO every twelve pounds of woo-Thc lard should
be as free as possible from sat.Pricc of cardng is
eight cents per pound fifth part OF The wool u
VIII be necessary 10 send sheets cloths OF kind
TO wrap the rolls i'll when carcd The subscribers will
ensure TO card AS well il be done any machn
in this part OF the country and by doing good work they
hope to merit and receive share of public patronage
Il. s. j. YARBROUGff,
August LIZ 2g-Ss,