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LOItn K YltOJV
l one of the first Pus t; of the age. I. 11 sw eet than Cntnp
t II, I -s ciruimtanuel and striking Utait Seo t, his lyre net
track to such x.ri*>l m< usnres as South lie surpasses
lem :ui in the gloomy rrjn.kur ami mysterious t.iMr.i s. of
ii\ conceptions. Sines* he has Ixtu a Traveller iti tin* K:.*.t,
tit characters tkimagery drawn from tlut.retpon.— though
lyrondiflvrs from all oth' re, lie do*x notenough from
linielC Hi, L tt rpo nn sr*tui milch the copy htofinch other
tT i. w tv t<» takeiu hand it brg* r poeiu,draw it out into
rv.Hcr detail, ntul give weeks an I mmitlis to its polish, he
s.u'itd pleas-* mure an l last longer. lal.e tlx- oth- r Poe's of
Lie* day,Cainj/icU except.d. In' »« px» fond of coming lx 11 re
a - public. H'' jcet.it afraid list lie tlmukl lx* fovguitctt, if
it* does not advertin'the world of his existence. Ke writes
oo oft it, if nsttoi inuc'i. llirv little did Gi ay write!—yet
lie poems of Gray arc innn rial.
HEMIEW MKLOnii'Va.
^ A Hew iuuv.cd en.itlod *• Hrjrtr.v .l/i.’o*
has attracted soiieli nttei.tiim, n .i only front
ie merit'd t!i. c* inposiiion, hut the ciretimslsuics
fthepo try being from the admired pen cit" lord
iyron. T ie tsts'.e utul g* nnu of his lordship have,
this occasion, been tit.pl. \ d »it!i mi diminished
tree and beauty, ami lints* alii tl then.selves to
tr.d is originnling it: the land mice must favored
,r Heaven. Or tin- music, which ir sesnn is the
li-.t produelino of Lind.am tmd Ntiiha", we cannot
T.\.ir im-xietf that opinion which all who hear it,
• think, v. ill *uv»*'lc to, narjc'y, thvt its pathos,
lilttnity, ar.d n lit uppi".pintle expression, i ends r
intcn *riug to the highest degree. Of the songs,
e give the following specimens :
[ tUlinlwgk Conran!.
on! WKF.r ran th< ;r.
■h ! tvsx'p frrth scilnt tf*pt It}* Hid T; s* *"'*a,
Those shrine* nrv ils-.’.l1 < \ wlinx laixl *i divtun,
Viv;i torthe harp of J.rtiLh, ‘jrt.k n ,!x il.
[OPSUr-whii* t'o-ir—xl bath dwelt, tin* grit -"i dwell J
.nd vrhrrtf sh-s U I t v*i Save hi r Idevdinr feel?
knd wh*-. -Inti /. on’s songs again v.vm tins t ?
\nd Jo taif* Melody once morereioice
l'Keii *..'*., dull I ap’d Ix-.t.r Its hem only voiis* ?
Prihe* of the wandering lint and m " y I insist !
low sir'.l ye flee nun, o.,.l *x atr* si.’
"hi* tv*.l I din hath her nost, die fb\ hi* csr ,
unkind li.-ir country, Israel but tin grave.
!> vi r.J of the migsAp'i’ie tn evi nti hi the hiVo- )
<*f the .’ows. Tins following is the Miojinxcd ad
A3 iit’Jepllia’s danglitiT, be litre the sacr.licc :
Since our country—our Cu.1—oh,my j"..x !
IXnuwtl tint thy tlaup iter « spirt :
Since t!iy triumph wo UniHit by thy vow,
atr.ke the hoxuni that's Iv.ru! to I) "enov !
Vhr vuice of my colliery i« u'ii.
Am! ilu mountai n I-lrl i me uu nurr ;
If tire Hand that I I iv. t / me low
file recaneut he pniii in cl^e Mow.
And of thjx, oh, my father, !• * rrc,
rtiat th - lii'jml nt' thy child is < purr
As th, blessing I !t. ir ere it il.'.w.
Or th- iast tiougt.f thatsnclhrs me below.
Though the virgins of J> iler.i Line tn,
Be the judge and th- li-ro imiieiit !
I have v on the gnuti.illli* for iliw.
Ami inv lather and country are fixe !
TV!;* a tills b! -oil of thy giving luih c : .h*x’..
When therjicetJuit th .1 lov -st is hushed,
1st my no .i.ory still lie thy prio**.
Atul forget not, I aiiiil.U when I ilittl!
Ii s the boor, when fn a the* boughs
The nightingale's high ante is iit jr.I ,
It is the hear, when lover's vows
Seem sm a in every wiiispt r >1 mm’,
•jj A.al penile wind and wat r.i near
Make music to the lonely ear.
Tiich iLiwirtlic^wah-..- lightly w.t,
And in liir j[»j the stun lire met,
And oil till \\ *>v is i'*x,n .* him ,
Anil 011 theJcafn browner hu**.
Ami in ly • heaven, that cli ov oirecure,
So wf.ly ! .ik, *ind dtrl.!y p.
Hi b i f * * II >s tin- ii-* l.ue ot'i!:;
Hb iw'iihhimdt* IxUKt.i i the n'-nti . way.
ist FIRST IFAJtSIRC.
H The VLuiticr'tiites s<s* v b t they hast Mr.', x..
Ho i*:.t !;. s t uliu.i' ntK-.'in,-; lb ■ u* io:.r...u;uv litas
Hie. . iVe.l.—S .i e. uan ! nhysl.cp ye?
j§> COMMKRCK OF TIIS WEST.
■ THE OHIO.
■ Wev—rr il.forine'l lat -lv, 'I n'. ‘iV union' sipiir
veauih, rirrivul in toe pm t ot . \ '■ ■r- ’),! .«„■
Hi one Jityj or, hs V\r, wrl r enijiliuliu'illy i «pi. -
Hsl hiinttf, “ the tiver was literally cv.eivl v illi
Hinvats”
^kN'rn* tw’. lv? months ago, at the s-hs 11 when the
V. j». ti 1‘oiui sot V tr-/(■/•.'••v . il a u ! I:, ir
^HiS'.i’'’.caU1 previnas to the elerlirin, mu: of i. 0,;
H^nH'w, wlm Ha* :1 iVom Hur.ington,) in a
^■ug exposition against .|> • u.huinist; ali<n , and for
Hie. i»ii p.i. • if smirin / i,\ • ;v-,d* cl inn nf I 'u-ir 01? :i
Uiir/u, ileuo u o-tl.l- If 1... an uiioi.i) tn the l-'.
^k*:i », uu' i uti g pure -s (I tlit'1 v*il ls, wilderness
. -it ri * l" i .mi siana.”
1 ail ■ I hut c. i.iai'.l'r r v . r ■ me 1 ii i.ITh'e,
^Hsii">*: of 'hem r,.e ,1!) of CO nr.',;: !\e;c
'• ''""111 il'.l Fiat i, \. .| . III. is,v». HIM
&^Bi' 1 . 1! ih* V, . ... ,,1 . ...it\ • i.* ,',i. 1 t,..!
10..’a - t In ir !nt*''i sta'.ih - m s . ■ -ii , ; 11. .
HH^H % i !.e r sn"•:>■> .': 10 il. fi.il .1- . S. li •
. 1 w.'Ai similar !o th- mum's u( .le***' s, on
^■11
ip -r; i r in»;o rtby the .Mhsi-tsipj'i.
llowvv'. , . I:ut accnuut ol 5 f al»ii*s aivivitnj in
no day, fid v Inch hits been re-published in the
i'istrrn pajvs, twvrt torn their attention of rut*
/ st n lift* nsi, vim -re iMpisidisl*, to the navi
aliOM ot ttia * Mii *, attil to'li great impufla* r<* ««t'
hat com fierce, *.vhi<*n mast niiiti" in V v Oi l. mis,
it* t.bo supply ol the i.::n-hit tuts cn die borders oj
it- Tin . front rh*. n.
The iiupjviveiiir.iit of ottr barges and strain-boats
nun.: within two years, the total supply !iy tUe
HI msir.ipj.i nod (lhii>. ot nr nv art'slrs trim h are. now
vagg.incd from Ralwoi rr to l-’hililcipl.u. Our
jjyoi'fs of p mhuv’. will 'omin tamale villi
iiTae impo;nri 'ua. Instead n! pv.it,< ;< premium
>a bill*, or money to oh cry to t!ie east ward, our
•'tour, t'oi it, To >a<:e« amt VVI.iskcy wdl bo iviitr
ie * in (’atieo's in Hardware, in (.lofTe-, K*o. In
feuTTf. *i * . i nil a!«ij;pi’V- our produce t > New
Jrloapt, Uien rce iving 1 i:!s on Pliilvdelphia or N.
Y' ik, tljrn 'idling nml a'terwa.tla purchasing (i our
banks, sod tnV i ig then a j'lttraev rf TOO mib.-a—the
whole would Ik: etrVrt' d by /'(irfer.—Or, »ho>*ld
should RTnc proportion br ru e wary to b- o n ! for
ttfeash, certainly it wit! be t.ie int .reef, of every
merchant to prefer Nuw-Urleans to am* eastern ct
kra ; and ii ileatinjr at home, to prof* l* the mu'
■hant who t sport* pi abice nr.il pay* lor i.u British
nereb.*ndi/f in the fruits of our :-*»•» or mantdhe
iires, t ■ (hi in rrr.iuit who < nil •*isl• th . wt sill:, soi
wannd nr; vi s of Mte country by tiurispoiiii.g ant*
uld and *ilv»i t * die • astern stu , from whence it
< wo-t, at i l.i'.'h pt ill, to Ci ilk-tain.
Tit •• pvver •.* * Nteh» prospect Cirimpt ive
r t and ;r bur t:«» onas oh mi.s pm .. n of the
*■•■ -y as thu w'lish is non i -hi>rtc>t ;o Wrsti in
-r ra.
•a*staff of Ohnhft* <*-qo'>r *1 a cel .Lt-Hv (hiring
if, win. • Vis ;i': -nl he mi *.ir<! ill w':»ith •
ation b'.j'J tin two ty years’ peace. Ntv
f has ti r si a nii i" mid 1 a a., v ... -r:!|
.0 eq i.detl'. ft, an 1 nt'li ng is wami p, to m
V is to rrt.o ttie mil hnrv t within on;* reach,
r us to ■;*.'ke o'Vlhr V.vnrrHs cfbabos a;*r|
ii*r, a* d for our f .rua ri, m. ehnni *s ant! m**r
nntloally to ■ • (! *•, Ft ? .eh Citlie*
HI tvfrjj r.’o1 »l T. fiutr l.
fLtU, €»•<*.. v *».';, O.
V- --
- -- "'hi: C IS no - m c',1 y <|
fieiinv ; .I is it '*- )■ ■ iii tl
• tan. .M<*n. ! I. Mitshtll, fo
t Arn#r<tm. Ant.fj* ni-ti Sta*i
. f> <1» found in oft# ol 4 ,* lime
■ <.{o.'Vv. It is a pt” pent vxsic
ivi j* avs uh m-l up. Tic': kin,
Icneu, and olJ.gr firm p. it*, are in s stile cf entire
pit s*t taU.li. In cxpJunng a calcareous chamber, in
tl»e neighborhood ol ti!as,ow, it *■>•» found envvrap
|wl cart fully in skint antli b ths. The outer flirt
iojK < i .ho body is :»tit er t>kin; the next covertrg is
» tleer sLL*, whose Imir bad been cut -war by a
li;ir;i instrument; the next wrapper is- « ' doth,
wade of tv.tut, doubled ttnd twisted : but the thread
dtn s nut xpp< In have been formed by thr w bet I,
>u>r the w x b by ihc loom. The «tt[i tin.l lilting
seem to have been crc-sird and knotted by no op
eration Ilk" flint of the t.ibries ol" the North-West
Coast ofthe Sandwich-ls-Iamls. The innermost te
gument is made of cloth like the prccul.ug, b it
furaisbed with larg: brown leathers, nrnr grd .and
fastened with gia nt art, so as to be capable t.fignrr
ding the living wearer from wetstn' coi.l. The
plumage it t'.rlinct and entire. The hotly is in n
squatting posture, with the ti lit arm reaching (or
w tirtl, and its hatMl encircling the right b g. TTic
let', arm hangs down with its bund inclined partly
under the sect. T he individual, who was a male,
did not probably « xcced the age of fourteen at hi
death. Tin re is a ib'. p anil extensive fracture ol
the scull, rear the occiput, which probably killed
him. The ;.k in has sustained little injury; it b o!
n dusky colour, but the natural hue cannot lus de
cided with exactness from its preset.t appearance
Tlie seal]', with snii'll txcij tines, i- «uv« red will
si rrel or fox hair, 'i'hc te< li\ are white and sound
The lmrds and frit, in their shrivelled .tat",are
slender and delicate ” .V. T. .JiVr. .-flon.
fwnwn—w in n mt/i ■w—••
JOURNAL OF EVENTS
i.v r.utis.
XV.-have Uvn favor d uxth wine- KMnctt from tlie Inm
:iul of a wr)' intelligent An. rican, who linsrviiUd ut I’r.vi
during the F.v- iitv w Lull hive lately tran«pir» it on that tin
atre. '1 Ihx h l.i'e to -i |x-ripine , nod person,dint ntus
make them pcculuily int.-r- aim;. '1 lie fate of the 1..J11 wli
hex till'd a birr T space ititln-eyc of liis xpi cn x. than any otf
t r; a city xxhk-h v a- die capital of France, Sc 01. iv of Kunipe
a llevulutiim, that fui 30 yrsrxhad shaken ail Kwr<.->e, ni.il 1
xupiuui.il bx nuury lo turn-dosed fur •x.-;- ; all tlie Kii.^s i.
l-'.uropi in gnus. couftxhnMxd again.*. 011c individual. hi.
rushing to Parix todicuite a rul. r aiul ri .ton-till.- raei-i.fh
gitinuile PrtnciT ; llicxe arc the sc.TV ", lluue a.i-the wondci
fill events xxhiuli liedt vcrilHv. And who., it that ohxerv.
them ? lie is no parasite of power; 110 butterfly tint tin
Utx round a coitrl.no xas--allh.it haslv x-n itcciixti nt. il io lunv t!i
kivc to Baal; hut an American I'iiiscti, hnd in the bx
of iilurty, iialitf relit toth. pretensions ofa l jitis or a tin
parte, except xofiir as this concern the right, of tin. Frtuc!
1’xople, nnd lit" intiTx sti of Itlsowu I or.i try.
H'x wrilin-;. «h.-w him tube a It;-p liili-an—If xe- n-rt a
liberty to give his tiane, we should be xaxxd the me-vary .1
addhigl'iat lit is a null efuo little divtinction in hix oxx
count ry.
Such a o*iv, view ing i’lip-irtially tin* exx-ntx xvbich lu.x
tr.uispbvi! in l’aris, :e. l patting down, i xt .-y day. tl-e xetu
menu wiitin iim \ mspir ii, wiiiie tin y were in -a t, lore hin
must be li-t' iad to with attention. Mr. Uiv.y '..a long on,
and will furnish us with copious extracts tor *e»m,l tutur
Numbsrs of our psper.—[Edit, ef th.- ENQL’ffiEK.
Parity June 18,1815.
One hundred pieces of cannon ti .tiounce a gren
victory gained by the. !•’. r-clt ; Wellii .-'on anti I*iu
cite4 - e fly in; befi te Bonaparte. Success i..is : t
tend d hts steps — In truth, he lets mm ti of nil th
advantn ,-8 w hich success eart give him. On It
iinniflr t'-'result ot tin campaign iik d-pein.s lb
existence, an i France lor ler nod ptains amt Inth
penitence. The conibinatiun of cnepii-» withoti
is tcrrilh ; the movements of the liisafi’. cteil w ith
in alat ruing Let his Engles triumph fora littl
while over the mixed b timers of the IjCgiUe at
Ki, gs;—Saxony and Switz rtavd and Spain wii
i suspend i.ln ir do'.v, Poland may awak", a-al Itai
shake ff her inglorious chains. Trunijuiiiiy svil
be restored to 111' i t ri ,r, and the scourge ofeit
war averted. The Official II. port oi tbit sub
itc* is of a very an i. us c ture ; ii ex; ibits a mar
unfavo"ald" view tl . n t bail 'nticip aioil. Thcr.
somethin* c auls n laying the fae.iS as tliev exit
heft r tlie n 'he; :t sbev s a reap, cl fer and
cr.nli.lee.ee in tie* p- n: lo liigldy gratify it g ti th
I riends of liepublicanism. Thu full and f..ir Ex
pose is o! setwabh: in all tl* • H or* : h few days:
go an rile vi. .* oi tit ir Faiv.-g Itrlufans w.i
submitted by CanPncourt to the l/egrs2*tore I
t:it"S totl.e utni strvti’M In J rgci s w!licit thru
ten France; itdisguises and dist l .rs nothing—
th> power e.ntl r sources of the combi ed Kn f.
t.rc admit • d, and mh ken of in :i temper of caoli.e1
:c d indili' rei.ee, which those infamous projects d
r.Ot l>:e it. It -lintt'd i»e rend uia'i attention; it
masterly State Paper. Ji speaks of us as fo
lo vs :
In the f.rtt rti'kiif !V friraiU o.rI -ar~-, stand the An*
ric-.i.s ; a peon! ',iut.: 'i-.xl lo piny a (Trent part on thetla .m
i f political .m.ilri, p;.riindnri) inall dial :- rard* couuutrs
t h y have L"t* I* n miiiiatidaii bcnoratile '.ar, hy an ho'to
able p ate. ’1 If few ri» which tliey had wild tue G
vi •mm nt '*> la. ii« idili. during in »borlexiitinci, itff-.d i
s‘u *,thu: ili. y hud nothing to t\pccf,nnti tint die Hritis
pr l ns'io: . >*. re favor, tl totii. ir ii. iri;.i» lit. i ;.i ina rv.t (
tin- United Sian-, is simple: it is, that re *hoi:ld tvn«irt'H
Government in t'ra.iis . This tingle fact tbcidu ofitst
their nctua! position, lire.
Thi. is nil true : I have it fro i the In st cntliori
ty, that we «"nld- xpect, not even juelice from th
lot" government. How rnii.il ilhe otherwise?—
Was not Louis 18 U an !5 ul sti Vie -Hoy? I)i.
he not say to tin- w orld, ihul after Gi d, lie i.v, t
his Grown to that list < i? That he owed hi
Grow n to them, is trae : 1 doubt whether God tool
part with hint,.a d amveiyc rtnin that ihc Fr ncl
People to wii mi t!ie affair exclusively belonged, ili
not
.Tune CO.
IV. hold llie Other sale of the platurc ! \Vc Iim
•carocly heard ol die victories ol !» .impart , whn
w e lean t his total ov, rthrow. The French Ar
my, hit only hope, is not in- rely defeat d, but an
ttilidsled. rite nation is sulxliied, a d must anbtni
'o the terms of »hr t oo pi. tors. The Kmp. ror—
but his 'ill" is (putting him foi ever—nrmt<l in Pa
ris bcfo<e the news if his disastrous battle; hu
• vmm • « «... ..vi v • ■ t’ o»<.i me sn/n in
incut, at.d influence wit' the nation dtp. ndtd 01
the issue of his efforts ; they will not sustain him ti
awt.it the s. coral arrival of the Coswtck
1 nu t with - ■ ■ this morning in the loh
h\ of the Mouse olTleprcsenuittres. 1ft* inioi.m
me, that th • contest was at un end; th.it the I’.ni
pt-fi r would not !.e supported ; that it was tinder
stood, h. fire lie s< t out to his army, that il lie wn
defeated, r.u fin tlier struggle would he made ti
s'rd tin him on the Throne. Lucicn Bonaparte ad
vised his alalioatiofi, in pn Irrcnv." to too attrmp
waivh would hence,.,.wily wilt odoil with so imicl
bloodshed NapnittO'i nt i'tevered in his detainin',i
i ion Io try tlx* hit-old*,til.; l,»* was confident o!
in nahiiig hiseiieiuics. The day of l.'s arrival ii
Fu.it, wo rn his certain duentnriturr whs known
the i wo Houses,on neilion of Cm -i d La Faj.itt
declari ■! Ihc-mst In** periniuiait; thalall efforts t
dissolve theta should he eunriden d '.s treason:,hi •
Stu. Under tilt Count tntinn, the Emperor had i
l ight to ias»lvj Uiern, aiid they were apprefu n
«ive lie would dose. Tin: rcsidotiot.s were adopt
fed with iniu ii uiun.imity. Cm Fayette was liMeiwt
lo with ii.' ttiuijd ii L rt st: in: has much weigh
»ilb the (iov rruni.t : anil the nation, j>r..u i.ig mil *i
ife.* punts of'iisonarael r, a id his dev.viij-i loiitui.
ty. Various repo: tj cir culated in the chntnb r
v. l»ei -i thi o'.jli the knuhrss c t-I e|;
tsioed a tent It was Mid that iro ,ps < f the lie
Ir.t'l been ordered in Paris Irom V ena lIrs A mo
t tut whs made t i place tin National (inard unde:
the command Mieiiecal I .a Fayette ; st. p* svm
t iken t raify th m urnu d t1 e Itcpri S‘ nUtvis
lie y wil* pn vi ot tie- Eitipt ror, if he he so it apo
Sod, from Inking violent measures. The ppopricl
of liisaUlit .it’ng die Gnvemmeol has hern discus
s "I if, Ci • iut il. The pc..position is advocated hv :
m i uitr, among whom are nami d Fouche, Cuulin
<■ lUi t, Nr.—Curcnt, flavoust, fcc. are in opposition
II. offered to alidicklc, if ti cy w mid make Ido
Delator; that i«, he would take ntftlii: Lavrrv, hu
he would drive. Neviitt tel. w, it is wish“d by ins
ny that h’ would tdtihcite in fiivor of Ins ton
arid that a 11 nay nugh! he cslali-iahed during lr
mi tir.iy. Ott.c. i are dispos. (! to consign I In
If v rnmt nt to the Duke 'if Orleans; some, iha
liouD I Nth should he re- st<l»li*licd ; and other",
t at hit hi usvli'should h .Id mi ami rn.ke a -..the
fn t. Ahout tvoo’c m k Lueieo Ilonaiwu'te cn
l.rtd with aroesst'gc. St vs* tol*»* real nscrcl
•t wase*prr.‘ -d t»iannounce his resignation; tin
c .ntc tthtve not transpired.
June 21.
ft issrih If'- meSJa<" , vofar fram fo,.tain»ng Id
| atxJ Sitrj t, dw ciJc-J i ■ imrued.iX; levy ofi0'l,00<
__ ^ * «* i
men, and •2,V0:),0'JU of • • «. Ami it i‘« report',*!, I
that being sp.pt tliens.xc Miat lit* ili.mission wouhl J
he voted, Ik- hasp . ie i« put himtclf at the head < I
the arnii. Hut, it iie could tint, v. itli the nation,
upposeiiie Allies, bow c:ui he calculate on success
againt-l both ' Yesterday the resolution to protect
hit per-on wasuniv. i »*l ; he was safe, so l ing :is tic
obeyed the rath ua! w ill ; to tlwv, oti.er si ntitut-nta
prevail. A loir opportunity now offers to establish
a Republic. Itut, are tin y si-eure from dismem
h •roiein J Tlieaccurs. d Combination w ill continue
to iutrrf. re. It is a Conspiracy of Kings, nut a*
gainst Xapujleon, but against lilieral principles. Yet
they all protest against imposing n Government on
IV. tire. The Knglish ami Austrian Governments,
have be< n explicit; mid ■ — —— nif'inncd me,
that, in bis presence, Alexander laid said, thr.t
the Bourbons wire incorr gible; that be regretted
i uva.g had any lwi.d in placing thcnionlhetliit>'>e.
Li t the present Ys'.emtdy, then, choose an Kx
ecu live-Msgistrat , and In rentier, on the apple*,
tiou of a majority otthe p-.riph*. cdl ? 1‘onvei lion
to abrogate orchangc the < '.list tut- n, which may
be now i.grtedou. It appear: »imt the F.mperor,
now F.n.prior no moi".', lie* not left Paris. As l
walked alone in the Champ Fly nee, in the »»»*i«li
borhocc! of the palace which lie occupies, refiect
ing on fl»> glc >tny soft d* .! i's groves, v hen con
trasted with the scene which a few short day* part
it • xhil.it-d, I was -Truck with the (listart shoots
of I n elrKmpeeeur ! I li .ate tied to the gmden < t
the i’..!:•>•.■ ; there, to my astonishinent, 1 saw this
very iudividu I, who I had been told had left the
city again to placchiinst If at the head oi the ar
my. He was walking: with Bi rtras.d and three
othi r.% whose names l di I not. learn. They v.;at
eng gial, but i.otearae.t'v, in coiivfcrs:!ujn. There
, was notoirg unusual in bit-ppet nu'ce f r tnsi.uer j
l.h countenance was firm tinrl p'-u-id. II- had i‘e
terniimd on and ptx psuv I I ts tdxlie itioe. A fr wr
minutes afterwards, he cut ivd a plain carriage,
’ drawn by two horses, nod bi'.lov. »d l<y two others
conveying the ftentlerucnwho tide with him ; re*
; pair, d to tlie Clintnb-i nfR. present a'ives to giieit
in, stud once inoreto vrii> I itiisell’oftitle and p over
r I could but reflect that on tie fiiii of this luottllihe
] had tie ved to that v< rt < -Iminlr r in a gorgeousc .cri
nge,c ve cd with gold,drawn by sixbeautiful horses
' ecorut d with f nth. r , their long runnel curled
o d waving in the wind ; w th sumptuous eiptipage,
v w ith the u.i ir.br rsofhi. fit id. be court attired in rieh
* ret liabilitnci.ls iii liis tetiin, wlidst surrounding thou
xiucUti.il ! him with about. '4 admir.ition. .Vovt>,
I l was about to say, “ none »•> poor to do him revor
enc none,indeed, in comparison with thefar
, merer wd. Thenuinbe'', li-.wevcr, rapidly in
eiva ..•(!,a- <! ns hepussed tin, they threw up “ ilu ir
( rcr.sy cat*,” a d cried til u;l *• I /re I'Km/’e
>rw•/" lie made his ack'.owl edge merits with a
1 u ami ch rf-! smile, in! passed on. Thegnie
1 i otlhiri is no more. Jt it succeededbythedeep
.■:tt di-j ct'iin and melancholy. The assured hena,
nod h li.’lit , ep winch met you at every turn in
lb ■ Ga ■ a 11 the Tlntili.ri's, and the walks of the
, I’. lais lt'.yal, arc no 1< tiger to beset-n.
June 23.
\njiri1# Mn .slxliiated in fitvor of his son, who, for
ill'* pro*' i i, is acMiowh dgvd ns Emperor 1>) virtue
o' flic < i -utotion. lh'lxy ports out the prwpri
• *v ot mi< porting hito. it m;(j have a tendency to
break the solid phalanx of their F.nemies ; it may
draw r IV •' usti Ln, Italy and Germany; the inte
r -®t ol the French people is r.othi: g ; bt:t little
" Napoleon may find friends among the virtuous and
enlig’ trued Governments ol the present age! Gouts
1 Slh has a cnnsitK-r hie party in the Nation, but
1 few supporters in th. Government. The Dnkc of
Grlc:mit h mom popular, and would be preferred,
it they *re co. pelle 1, as probably will be the case,
to iv i ivt a 15 arbon. I he Republic, junt at pre
S' nt, is out * I t.he (pie litin. How can it withstaiMl
. «■ 0p"osil!u.i of the Ho a pat tistB and Bourbons
vt inf , ml ti e Iv tritiniat Kings witi i#ut ? Yet I
do ii"t <'i;p ir. It is i p« silde I bat the reign of
F lly and of Vi e shonl'* eti rnal.
A Provision?! Executive has been formed. It is
i' i pos« d ot the present ministers, and five roem
L_ h.rs app in ted by the two ho S'* Carnot, Diic
J I Mjtrante and General Grtnier ave been named
1 by the C hamber of Representative0, anil the
■' Due l>o Vic* nza, and M Qnin-ttc by the Peers.—
C'ommiss'oners are already dispatch'd to treat with
the Aili -s, on who*e .vdl and pleasure d pend the
safety of Paris, the integrity i f France, and the
s nature o! it» Government. '\ ill ti ny accept of Xn
1 p -h o the 2d? Will his being proposed create
divisiot and dissolve tli union? Will the Emperor
ot Austria refer to fin own i.omedi.te interest,
* the disti tprosp.ct oftiis Grand-son ? for thi3 is
’ obviously a uier . lttch on the part ot France to ob
n ta;n a breathing spell. I hope she may succeed in
s gulling Lem, and hereafter, in tiraes of quiet, em
brace l‘ie oe.e .lion l> Ihrm a Governin' nt m..-re
•vor.hy f h« r t .m tlrnt of a baby, “ puling ami pu
king in h'sinirae’sarnt*.** Hut Louis ledesii'e, ..ill
better meet, t views cl tut E gitfn:ate Kings , ;-..d
Ids hng . os ■ will l/e a,.tin lifted into the high
>■ seat. .Miserable Nation! w .visited alternative!
’’ an infant or a •u|*cpaniin.. i dotaivl!!—The French
..rmy. hat been dreadfully cut up. One of the
Gazettes tate.I that the Imp rial Guar's were nt
f terly Riinihilnted ; this has been noticed inlheEe
islatui e. \ rneonher, o:t tlie authority of the
Minister of War, deolar d that 6000 had already
rallied, and Lh. t the army of the North ninoiml.d
io 60,000 inn. The youth if the Polytielmie
I School have r quest, d to be taken inti service,and
1 great i iforts aremskig to augment the military
i force of the Ni.ti. n—Union, R: d a levy en masse
: wool i y t sas the country ; lv.it 1 fear the one does
i not exist,and tin. other ci.nr.t .oiii quciitly be m
I sorted to. It the negociat ons fail, the intention
n'rza avowed, is to difen I I’aris to the last extrem
ty The works of Mo:.t-.\Iartre i.re strong, and
I confidence begins to revive. Ea Fayette, Scbasti
i at.i, I.af .rest, d*A rgensrm and Pontccoulntit are the
c imrnissioitcrs appointed to treat with the Allies.
The Duke d’Otmnte (I'oudn*) is President of the
Provisional Goveruuivn* ; and Masser.a, Common
er in Chi< f of the N dnnid Guards. Bonaparte has
takennphis esidtnee at Malorndson ; in event of
his being oblig -.1 to fly, report gives to the United
States the honor or disgrace of becoming his asy
lum ; as for myself, 1 -,iew it neither in the One light
nor in the other.
(JOURNAL to be Ccntimic'L)
CHANCERY NOTICES.
\VIRGINIA ;—At Rules, holden in the
clerk". (•(IK,- of tk- iviiH riur < mu of (tioncery f>.r »}.•
Richmond District,die 2 th clay of Ai|g.:it, ISIS.
Franti- AmKrion, /‘Inin'ijf, against Kirin rt ll.iniia.hl t>.n
e i Wiiiuli, Drjt hi/-t nit.
TlfE I'Tenlant Ktcberi Harris n<t having enteral liiinp
nenriinre and given security inconling tu du Ad of A.ieiu
nlynnd die Kill-,, of thiscourt,and it appearing by n'tijfac
l• i y evidence that he ii net an itihnbii nit of this country :
h ih wrirred, I luit ilii-viiil lViendHiit cin .ipt-or !« n- on ifie
lir:*l (lay of the nest term, mKlamv. .r the hiflerfdte Plaintiff,
nml dint n vatu- of'Jli, imli r be forthwith inerted in wime
lirwepapir pubhibed ill die city of Kich.notid.fartwuiiitttidis
tui-rt ivi-ly.aiKl |**M (I at tin-1 rout (lour (if the Capitol In die
will city.
Acopy*-7Ve<r, WM. It'. HEN INC, C. C.
40-ir'br
VIRGINIA; \t Rules holden in the
CltiVf, OfRu ofllh Sti|n ri(f C«»irt of Chanc ry for
I fly* Kiftiii • i il Die.id, .in 7 < !i <la\ •*!’ \*iru.t. i .5.
AH**ri Gallatin awl H«il» i( Al \;» «!* visti of Snvstry I>*
Vn1c<nii<»ti« Hriin Hank , 1 huimi
, rnM. IhJin 1’ris'ini •» *1 Vk G. 1*» jmU«ioi>, H gittiTdt'
. lajnd Olio*• ikft-infants*
. Hu hu‘j»r’ui ti r ilY< • and smwiT tlm »*!• r awl «U[>
j»I mvi't »l odbfnvJifdeH civ , im» luring bun n lurtv
til I'tirutul t»u flu* w-H.itl.mi Jl« nr) U&iikj, u.ul lr rw.f hav
• »iir; wittTuI hi« Hj»p» ,iwl pm u wpurity m*«»rd»t»£ to
. ih«* act of As^-inbry :itkI Rub * of ;M» Courf* awl il xipp. ar*
(flit bv Mili'f.'durv i v#*'-?k*-« ton? h i* u< tnti inhnVtilmit of
thi« country : It i* t ’.r 'f, '( h u i! and iKff wliiitt do xijw
In r • on tin* fir» day of ill rp « ?»» fn« awl thrw wun ,
»f any 1* cm, nr*e»iii*f t\ r v;vn!, by tli** |»fwt*«s «»npbt,
awl 4iawi r fh»* imii' ml* r • i|r>! in* nfal I’i11 of tl* phut*
tifTi *, an;! lh:ii i» cop) ilii< m;I r I* Rut!, with insert <1
i:i smnt* » Mpflp r j* I’dithrd itt flit* ( ify o? KtchnioVtd, for
• two month* r»icc«***iv»,ty«»,i<i ported at tbt fiont door of tlie
Cap to), i:» ih «i’»d r»;\.
, A i<*py^-Trrf , JVM. IV. Jib rWtC9 C. C.
37—w8w
WTIRGIN? \ '.t Rules, holden In the
i 7 C'hrV* Ofllrf of tb»* i i r t ..art of t'liancx ry for
I tb** Pplf'lfl tlw 2^tb f»H\ of .IlilH , 1 U3.
, C-'Jin .fatViw , Valtvi/K r.rbrrt llr.rm and Daniel
H j< *iflnr,tr.
'1’HK DcOiafan? w»t liav’n p ruler d bit
, to l ict of Ai*
• m aibly aiwl th** Hid* w < ihwfoori, md it upp ar •* In mi>
. i.'factory f*vkl<-lie**, iliat be #» nn I oftb'.s ccain
fry • l t t
' li*tt on tH • f*r*i )n> •»/*•*• * n* \t I n and a :nv r tV* o 11 oi
th* rtiioti.Tf nod • b»t a pi 'ry of t . o*-w i !>»• Vrdiw)^ in
n rtnlin *onu* n »vj. ;/*• pubi’d eii in i>»**cijy « * Ri^’
. '.ii*l f«of t • » * * . i I } < *
door of tV* Cai'dlnl, u Uit svA C-* .
A fopj*~7VvVf V*^L V/. ]IV% l N*O, d. Cm
> AtXffi.ac M. :i *
\riKGINIA ; At Mu'*. holder in the
f ClrtiCi OtKco of th-Super, r Court oft h* net rjr, tor
d«e UuhtnM.d District, tlwk ilt iLiy «>t .'him*, i 15.
l bjlip Norborw Nickuiu\ Atturtev tuiH rul » f tin* Coin
inoiivtnltli of VItkvuu, Viuuojl. u^aUist, J:uih* Blok,
« xrct.tor awl tlwiv* ol Rvnja.iaxi Back, #k*v‘d, Mini also in
bisown ii<bt, Wiilt; ■' Houv a rt hat*a!»-Anne l»iv ssife,
KoUai Kisrerx :u«d Jin*.-in v. J , Jo)m Langton and Sa*
rah-Altne hi* uif^ Jum t Hamzat and Natluinu l Harris
on, James 11. Harriviiu iulrn'r. k.. *f 'I laophiluCd furris-m,
deed. llarv* II V. iik lieti |am in It Hubert liar*
rtsoti nnd Charles Curdle, v\ niibx for the said James H.
Kurrtson, luIiuiuUtrutor ::*. ufbi md, Ikj+ndantt.
I fir. 1)« iendnnts William l Urn*, ami oar.th-Anne his
aift*. K'Hrtt Risers and J.u.* le* wile, John Latk^o'i and
Sarah-Aina hi. wifV, June > H. Ilurnxm,Benjamin Harrison,
and KobtTt ll:»rri*on, not hasim; viitcred their appearance
uxh! gism *• curity accutding to the Act ot' Asvnlily and
tl»e rule* of this Court, a* ;d it :tp|«.rim; by tati*. factory evi
dence, tl«t tliey :uc not inlwbilantfc of this countryIt rt
»*##/»•,ss/, *1 ait the *.ti*l defendants do appear heie on the
first dny of the next m m ami auvwt r tn«.* bill of the plan*.*
tiff; and tliat a copy nfthi* order be forthwith inserted in
via#* n« w 'pap r pul .idutl in the city of Richmond lor
two months sueceswisvl), and posted at th»* front door of the
sapitol in the said cit*.
A copy.—Tkxtej liM. H\ HEN ISC, C. C.
36—w8w
\flRGlNI.-X ;—At Rules holdcn in the
Clri V'i Cffliv of tin.* Smvri-r Court of Chnnc* ry fbr
'V Kiclunoiid Divml, »la- to dayot Jum\ 1815.
Philip N.iilvu ik* Nu-luiliM. Auoriic)-<• m ial ofih - Cmil.:-) -
wittllhof Vu'ifiiii-1* I'lch,,ijj\ ar.-.ijtut Cnul Haskins siirw
x nt - wtrnV with tin-will atuksitl of Cliptupli'r Hu.kin...
(’ c\l. nml Jaiut-. H. Hamsun, cd'mr. Ke. of TluopbiliM
llur-i-.n. «Vc*d. liurwrll Wilkes, )!• njjmm Mirn.-n, Hi
lt i-t H;u-rist>.i, aikj Charkt C’ordh-. M-ctiritivs for tht-sail!
i J.imvs H. Iktrrison, nibu'r. of ih. sui.l 1 lavpliilux Harri
i v.n, iicct-av.il, Drjt rxtnfti.
I IIK DiTt-mlmil-* Jaunt Hiirriwil, Ih-njniniii Harrison,
and Kolk rt llumwtii, not iinni-j; enu-rcti their uiH'cnraii'-i*
nuil (jn-n s-Titrily anuniiui; to Uie Act uf Am-uilily ami
tin- Kn’i sot litis i-ouit, ami it apixtuitipr by sntisfactory tri>
il.ncr tliat tlkyare not inhabitant* ofiliis Country: /tit
nreferr./, licit tin- sjtjil IH-IVwlants tlo nmni-r In rt- "on tin
lir.t liny ol' tin- in \» tirm, mnl ntnwir tin- hill of tht 1’lain
tiil. in i t that it isn»_\ ofThl-t onlrr In- fortliwiih tnvru-d ill
tow in w»|i.i|n r |uihiis|Ms| in on.- t-it) of rtichiiKHwl, for two
months sttcct ssivt ly, nml pasted at tin- front door of tin- Ca
|>it ', in thi- *'i.l Cjty.
A copy.—‘/Vih, HIV. t!\ HEKIitC, C. C
_34—v.-8w
VIRGINIA ;—At ltuics Holdcn in tne
y i I .k's t>*iit.s* «f tlu* Superior Court of Chancery for
the Kielm.oiitl Disimt, the 2otli day of June, 1815.
W illiam Stothnrt ami Je#iali Starkey, mt rehants and part
ners, trading urnl* r tht*lh*m ol Sioiliurt Stai*key, 7Vm;i
tijf's, apuiGt John U. Jooes, ami Cornelius, Andrew ami
John Conrad, trading under the lirm of Cornelius ami An
drew Conrail kCo. lXhorali W. IMea .suits, adm'x. «»f Sam
uel PluKintv, iKt’tl. John Sorners ille ami Cornriius and
Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm of Soim rs ilh* am!
Conrad, Caleb Homalaul the»ame Cor ml: us aiul Atnlnw
Conrad, tnulin^ mnl* r the firm of Bonsai, Conrsul anil Co.
and tie* ssihI Joim Somers ill**, in his own iiHiisidual rapa
city, and 11irvud Culeb lkmsul in Ins individual cap^vitj*,
L**ix»v Anderson and Henry Anderson, thjriulfwtt.
THh IX f. iwhuits Corm tins Andrew uml John Ctnirad, not I
haring eiiteix*d their api*oaranci* anti given s* eurity ac*x nl
itigto tlu* Act of Assembly ami the rules of this court, ami it
apiKurintc: b) satidact#»ry evidt-n*x* dint they an* not inhahi
turns ot'this country : i; it ortinTd, that the said Defend
ants do anpi.ir hen on the lu*A day of the next term, and an
swer the bill of iht 1‘l.iimiiU; aii*l tliat a copy of this order
Ih- forthwith insert'd in some new s-jwjw r ptibiislud in the ci
ty of Hictnnoiid for two inonths succevsisvly, and posti'l at
the front door of die Capitol in tin- vihl city.
A copy—T#*#tr, IVM. IV. HENING, C. C.
Y^lltGINIA :—At Rules hoitien i«» the
f Clerk's Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond District, Ute 26ili Jay of June, 1815.
Elizabeth Lewis, administratrix of Francis Lewis, dic'd.
Plaintiff) against Wm. Maury and G» J. RobcrtfOlhUrl'tlu
mils. ’
THE sutiporna ad revivendum ct rv-pondendum, tv ardid
m this cause, nut having hen relumed executed on tia- de
fendant G,s,rgv Robertson, ami lit not having enured his ap
pcuramvaiKl in'*si security according to the Act of Assem
bly and the nth suf tliis Court, and il appearing by satisfac
tory t v idu.ee iluit lie is not an inhabitant of tliis country . It
u ordered, tliat the -aid Defendant do a opt sr here on the first
■lav of the next term and answer the bill of die plaintiff, and
*1—it a copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the t ity ot Kichniond, for two months
succtssivi ly,and posted at Uie Iront-doorof tlie Capitol, in
tlie said City.
A copy.—Vestc, WM. W. HENNING, C. C.
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SN CHANCERY; In Fluvanna County
L court, August 29th, 1815.
James lla-ki ti ami Hubert Bask,it ciiildien and distributees
of th, estat" of William Haskett dec'd. Plaintiff',, against.
Abraham Htisu, tt and .|,xse Bi-J.rtt,'vxeentors of the said
William Haskett il e’d. who, togetheritli Warre n Cash ami
Susannah his w ill-, formerly Susanna Bah- it, William Con
i’* -ly and >*, ggy bis wife, Jess Davie, Elijah Dayle, John
Ha-,.,11, I honias Haskett, William fiasliett, .IWiu bh,-phe n!
ami Nancy his "i!», fori.a lly Nancy Bask, tt. Job Halkett,
John Kent and Elizabeth lii-svif., formerly Elizabeth li.i-.k
ettand Joei Parrish and Millylus wife,formerly Mil!, IUv
kit, are also distributees ol th,- estate of the said Wdliain
Haskett, decs as* d. Defendants.
the Hill being tlm day lilid ; on h aring the tame audit
appearing to the satisfaction id dir court thm the defendants
Warren Cash and £> sannalits wif , William Connelly and
Pe;rgy his wile, .. Doyle, Elijah 11.,vie, John Haskett,
I lioinas Bask, it, Wiliia.n Uask> it, John Sli- pln rd and Nan
cy lus wife, and Job Haskiti, ar • not inhabit:i>:t* of this cu- :
moil wealth, ajwl I fit- said last ineiniuthd drf, miauls not li iv
ingent nil th ir apptanmer and given security according
to the act of Amemnly ami the rub's of this court. On m
motion ol'tht plaintilis y their Couii>, I; It is ordered, lh.it
the said last tu> iidam-d Defendants do npp*."r h r. an the
tirriiluyof October next and answer dieVlaintitfs' bill.and
that a copy of tills order be forthwith insert.din some news
pap r publishsxl in the city of Richmond ami continued ter
iwo months ru,c »«iv, Is. and also another coj.y thinuf post
ed at th f.-oot door of the court-hmsc ol the said countv.
A copy.—Te.te, JOHN TlMtiliRLAKE, C.
40—w8wp
Q N CHANCERY :—At ;i Court hcLcl tor
□ Prince Edward county, July th" 17th, 1815,
Civs-d Haskins ami Henpimin II. Pens,Complainants.ag.-iuist
William Morgan and Lucy h.s wife, formerly Luey’ila^
kins, and Molli- r *.f Haskins, d, ,M. and Th.-i-.J
rick C. Hasl.ii.i, tl. ■ administrator and one of the belli, rs
of tlie said Benj’n. Had.iti;, Creed lla- i.m, Aaron Has
kins, Edward Ha .kins, James IV. C. Haskins, Ph'cbe
Haskins, Mildred Hasljns, Martha Il islsitis, and Eliza
Haskins, the infant brutiiers mid sisters of said Benjamin
Haskins, D Ji ndunts,
THE complainants tiled their bill, and • D :'em!ants, i~:
cept William Morgan and Lucyliis wifi, iii-sl th.-ir answer ;
and the said,IVm. Morgan,not havinge.U' rrd hi. apjiearanre
and given security act-cr,ling to an Act of tin- tltiaral As
sembly and the rules of tliis coiir*, and it appearing *3 the
satisfaction of the court that he is not an inhabitant of this
State:—It is ordered. That tie-said Deft. William Morgan,
do appear here on the fir,t |hiy of October cour: next, ami
answer the complainant;’hill,awl shew came ngnii.*' the.
sale ol the Tract of Lmtl in the bill mentitnivd; :u ^ „
copy of tliis onler be forth with inserted in sonic oty the
public News papers prim,si ia the city ofltichmon, A* r two
months successively, and also.post, d at the front-Jeer of the
court-house of tliis county.
A copy-.—Teste, K. J. lOR-SHA.M d....
2d-r.a.y
JN CHANCERY :—In Louisa County
court, June 11 ih, 1815.
V. .Il.nm I .mLi< I. , -V.las,. lot,... Ml,.'.:.. VsM::,.. /•
Poindexter,' \ cutor of Warner II. Ilrt>ni!dt.t,d- e'd. Os. r •
ton Hiirri*, Kdwnril itagtand, Kli/.ala-th Lawn lie. abn.in
istratrix of Williaiu Lawrence. dic'd. Thomas lloib-day,
I liorntojiGibson.Nicholas Meriwether,nnd Unnu-t 'bein’,
Vlnintiffs, aoiiiftit Sanne-l Overton, nalmiliivtrann- with the
Will 'annexed of Simui. I Uaglaml, dec'll. Defendant.
I I1B Defendant Samuel Overton,jr. not having emend
bis appearance ami gi'> n trairily accurding to the act of A»
ictnbly and the rule i of this Court, usd it appearing to the
..Hot , tion of the cmirt that he is not tut inhabitant af tliil
Si a te, on the motion , 1 h< plaintiff, by their counsel ; hi,
o1 dt ml; That ihedecdt Sa nm l Overton, jr. <lo appear hen
on tin 2(1 MomtJiy 1.10 i ext, mower ihe pluiuliils* bill, (it
that u copy of (hi. onl -eb irdiwithin-s netl in Mime one of
tlu ncws-papcTsp: Iliac' it the City of Itithmond, for eight
vsss-ks siiiMMisivelv. and published at ihe front door of the
Court-Mouse on xmt court day.
Acopy—Teste, JOHN POINDKXTKH.ir. D.C.L.C.
25-1,8**
IN t-HANCKHV ;—Mecklenburg Coun
ty vourt, l‘ ilt June. .ns.
fi.'ie. I'rcoko.P’ai-rijf a.-..i. l-'dwarH F.v.mt. Ludwell K
vans and V? iltiam I’etliei, DeJbttUtn',.
THK Defendant falwenl Ksmis not lulling cnttwl his
ftUp' v.rmui'iu wording to tin' Aciof Asjgricily nnd the Holes
of this Court, and it appearing to the sniisfneiion of On,
Court tlint he i. not an i’lhabitautof this State; Ontbe n.o
tion of the i’Uiuti.Vby his Attorney, It i ordered, That lie
uppenr hereon the fir.td.i; of October Court next, auden
ler hi* HUpenrance nml auswrrdit I’lamfifPs bill, nnd give
seeurits f ir pci firming tl»e derr< r of the Crttrl] anil that a
copy ol'this order Is- iiiwteil in ouv of the m sv-jmpers
printiel in Hieiiniond. fortseo months sncu- sively—ti.ai tlmt
a copy Ci mof be postidat tin frontituorof tbe Coiu t-hoiise,
of the aid Counts.
A c•>p).—Teatc\ JOHN 11. HAUDIF.. d.e.
33—w Sw*
8N CH ANCI’.KYIn (ioocklund Coun
ty Court, tfith Mai, 1813.
Gisirge W. l’arish. Plaintiff, against Ibniiiiiiin WoHi nnd
Stephen Murrell, Ihf ndiiiou
'I HE Defendant Stephen Murrell, not having ■ uteris! his
appearance and given v ctirily according to tlu- Act of As
sembly and th»’ Hides of this Court, nml it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that he is not an inlioh'e
tnnt of this State; on the motion if the I i •iuc'ff by hi,
conns' I. It is ordernl. 'I led lie .aid defendant (Murrell.) do
tipp> at Iters*on the VI Monday in Of tubs r next, and auswt r
tfiu iUiiitill’i bill ; and that a ropy of this order he forth,
with ii nertssl in s*line public news-paps r publish'd in the Ci
ty of Hiehmonil,(sir two month* slice* ssively ; ansi that an
oilier copy be posted at tbe ikont door of the Courthouse of
this County.
A copy.--'Trite, W. MILLER, e. G. e.
23-w8w*
NOTICK.
§ N ftiIn re, it will be- required of every j>cr«n« ha
il vim; n claim a^ainxl tbe Strtc, and who cannot
'iflevd in pt-rton vtlliii Ofiioc to receive the wiir
rubl foi the iinuMint thereof, to author ict by a w t it
le n urticr, Kmc one tt» receive it
.roffN ISUKrOOT, AwUfttr.
-7a Jit* ’e Office, St ftUtmiwr 6.———- Ore
— )
i : \
VIRGINIA At a Court held Ter Al
¥ Ixmnrlc Count}, 'dot'July. IS 1J,
WUlitun G. «-arm r, ‘ omnti, ■ ant, ngidmt Solomon Stodilard,
met lluk.Ikuud./,'</•. ..i.//.—IN t'HANC'KUY.
Tills day came the complainant by Id. com ■ I, and the
di ti i Sohdnon Snsltl.ni not luvini; nilcro! los upp< ar
ants and gtss n security according to the Act of Assembly
xml tht* Rules of thii Court, and it appearing to the rikx
facto n oftbo Court that hci. iuu an iiihnhitnnt of this Com
monwealth, on the motion oi the complainant ; I' is onkred
h’j the Court, That the *aid >l n ml.ml tin appear her. on th"
tirst Monday in No» • tuber next. and ai .si r th- bill of th
complainant ; and tliat a copy of this order la- forthwith in
serted in some I'tie ol the loss, papers publish,si in the Cuv
of Hi< luooiid I<t mu months succusiti lj. and postnl at the
JYont door of the court-lioiiw of this county, lor the same
time.
A copy.—TeAc, ALX'x. CARRK1T, c. A.c.
3'.>-ivK'i
4 T a Court hel«l for Cumberlan Coun
XV t># on the 4vh Monday in July, 1S15, at the Court
house.
ill.s Vaughan vs. Robert H. Gibson and Chrisn^iln-r
Strong.
TIIK D T-ndant, Gibe'll, not having entered bis nppeur
nnc- and gjs en security as bvlaw required, and it app< aring
to the satisfaction of the Court that said Gihson is not an in
habitant of this Country : on the motion oi the said Rlmit
tili'hs Couu I, ft it oi<Vm/.that the said Gibson doapp. ar
lu r* on th- «th Monday in October next, nr.d nnsv.rr the bill
of thi plnintitf, and th.-t a cops ol this ordi r he fortlisvitli m
serfid in some newspaper print, d in the city of Richmond,
for two mouths stirco*s1vcf\, and a noth r copy la- posed at
the front door of this Court-house.
A copy.—Teste, .MI LLKR WOODSON. <h C.c.
m — ar inswi
xn > it /•;.
rplIE SUBSCRIBERS have just rcceiv
9 etl, aiel olK r Pi r Side
(O piece-* lx st twilled saehii ir.
S ualt scontaining 1(4 pieces bapging,
20 Kill's containing 41? pnv< G. rin.i'i o/jraburgs,
1 box containing ICO pi> .vs bout. chi the,
1 do. jig) ch< clti,
3 do. clucks, coma»on,
10 trunks fi-t and 4-1 cotton canil rir*. cotton shirting,
ginghams, black cambrics, i h gant shawls, i case Irish lun n.
1 ease mariu-iilcs v« sling,2 cn-i rul limn diapers.
Tbcabove articles tnUbs oftrod a; | , until
Wttlix'xday the 20th nl-r. :'t low lilics-s and on litvTal endit
—the halm ice then reinaiiung on hand, will lx- sold at Public
Auction.
THEY HAVE IX STOKE,
100 rraui ware,
60 hhds* Miiscov; tkjSiip.ar*
*>o bnrrtls prime Id Hahi;,icre tv hi .key,
20 ptiucht'Oiis fi*H? llavontl gt*niiin< :urj 4th proof
Antipin r»im,
20 iVniihYlvatua uhfckcv,
100 Ki^s
50 totis Uar ir«>n,
42 half faj^uis crawhy steel,
20 hli.ls. £iass ware,
2C0 vtchs salt,
fcj bills. copja rT.s.
A Itmcure, Robinson is' Pleasants,
Ve*’i!ae Matters.
We are now rvcivinr, by «!••• OlictT Klhw < rtli, direct
from Liverpool, 136 cr,..a sail—of assortments espial tun
ny imported this stn-.c.v ALSO, from Ntw-Y'urk, 20 pipes
genuine Moll.mil Gin. .V. It. O" E.
September 20,_ 4;,_if
ANDRE ir SMITH & JOSE Eli RIDDLE,
I f AI lb this day cr.t-red into partner
P IT shil>. tmdi i* tht- firi.Y XMITU - W/JifM r
Will do business inlhf low* r (u> r.untef col. Mayo’, h icl;
buildings, in main-street, nearly opposite tie Bcll-Tav* ti*.
May 1.
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plain; rof Pariv ground and in lump,
Sp-rniacetti cm dies, wr.-ano d pure,
Boston crown glass, 1_ by Kv-t Luxesofat) panes,
Refined Peruvian bar:., in II package -.
"Whiskey, in tie -ce;. of good quality.
Tanner s oil, in barrels,
| Two bul: t m-gtedoth.
Julsth tf
JOHN RING
Respectfully informs his friends
^ and thejmblie, that he h:.* inst received an additi
onal supply of GOODS, suitable far the in- ; i.t and ap
proaching season, which he wiils !I at reasonable rates for
cash, or arceptane-s in town.
August 12. 18-tf
WILLIAM AADLilijON
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
B JF.R Shin Canton, Firry chaffs EARTHEN
WARE, well assorted ; a-,-1 a t- w «>ol.I,ivcr*
potd Salt; and is drily expecting to teecive, a quan
tity oi‘ loaf sugar and nails
September IG. 50—.Tv
G/astt, Chinn Cf Crockery Wore.
7'3'UJE Subscribers are opening, (next
ft d tor to die Post-OfBee.) a lianshnrjc assortment of
GLASS, CIHSA, & CROCKEKT Il'.lRE, tiz :—Cut and
plain g»»s pitchers, bowls, tfcc»iiierj and luiuhk-rs, wine,
clumpaigue and jelly glare s, salve r=, pasrip* lamps, ‘kc. *!
••pant detrpf, t.:t and dinner setts, <Ia. • >u and English china,
chimney piece ornaments, Liverpool print d war.- ... s. i**.
pit chew, washbasins, and Eures, edge and cream coltnirsd I
dish* >. plat's. ?:e. he.
ALS'i—A fi ts do/'ll buttles, snperior Madeira, Port anil
CIa.tr Win -, and one qi.antr rusk old .lamaica hum.
CARTER II. DR'E.i'ey Co.
Sp"ml,r 2. 31—ij
3ftY virtue of a Deed or i'ru>t uVciittTl
3 9 to th>- subscribers l,y the l.r William Itobertson,
dec'll, la aring date on the ?. itli Xov. 1.:::. and :it ihe rcepk • !
ot tlw pnrties cone* rn.«l—V. II be Sulci :u Public Auction, fo,
ready moo; y, on tlu pr*mius,oiiM.i.uJ.i* i ■■ 0th dayofOr
t-h rn'it, tortile purposes expo . cl it: th- afurtsaid IX*d.
a TRACT OT LARD, in the count v o'" a nw mark, couuiiie
170 acres more or less, ailjoi. .,". In lx.ids of James P.
CiK'ke anil others. 1'here • on -:.v - !I d u v.-JurMe Cliist
andbuw-Mill, a convenient O . iling-imm. with necessary
out-hous'—likewise a lar,-;'-bf-i.i-JI ,- v.l.ii’ihas bcnti
s d a; u Dislilk ry. Th. above rinq. i ts- wdl iv <1 spowd of
subject tc th - elatnt of Dower or M;, A.. I. :-i m.
SA >1UEL »V;-'H, :v i "r. > ... ,
TUCKER COLIN. j ‘ ™itee».
Albemnrlr, September. 13. 3s— 3m
VALU ABLE I’KOFE!: l Y J<(Jli SALLi.
V%/"ILL BE SOLD, to tlic highest bid
? V dt-ron the fir-ct Monday in October in M, b*ing Aib
n. irl- court tlay, in the town of i E, /e:c. at the bw.-u
T.ivt rn, that vainabhaml n. I| ki„>. ,i t A ACT OT I AS!.,
lying in said county, in the North f,..rik ii, uiljuioi .i; Hi,
hinds of Stephen Moor^ Ii'iijauiiu .Martin and others, and
containing a Unit one t/imisainl in,<., it povint owned by the
taums of ITillHun Cole, de'cmrl. li lies txiraoitlinary
wed for inuuntaiu hind, ami a gr-m- r pari of which is w ell a
dapted to the culture of folia* rn Jt i, in II watt red, and lias
a comfortable dwelling-hum-, with olli* r i ■ -c ssury oul-Iious
esili: reon.—A!to. a goo;! appli ori-hartl. l <k* m it uitneci s«i
rv to go into n furtlu-r detail r-.p-ctmg it, a- those wishing
to purchase s* ill n .doubt view th- pc mi.. ; I* ore tlw tlay
fif which ut any lint.- will Ii da wn by John Po.vull, who
lie • on lb.- pliit-e.
l h I rin, of ..ite will I,- out; tliir! ofth*- purchase momy
in hand,and llu balance- in two equal ammal jiaymcrts the
piircltaset giv ing bond, with approves!, curity, or a ckitl of
rmt, on the pn.jKrty, to secure lie p.-w.i lit.'
i jr the IseatiVi.
/’..V. I alio w ish to sell the A/f'.IV-V AVT.HS in ihi* place,
with alpi.it 3.X acres of l uul attSilrsl thereto. oi.il will r..
c«isr propositions until the lint Moo.lay in Oct-Ur n il, .-.t
wliicit time I will,if not s-.kiln! v, all it at public *a!r, or
lease it foe a term of years.
fsrptemb r «. ’ 35-his
f6r sale.
I^LEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
i ACHES of Pam,inky band.—This is n part of tlx
Swts t-l(all I rati, lies on the nverahout s n.il.-s .i.p.ve Wet
1’oint, in the county of King William; is level, exceeding
ly fit lie. svrll svatnsxl, a Amsitk Table )>orli»n Uxivily lim
b ml, mid Up- situation uncommonly li il-liv. Alt .oil- il to
tin eleven In,ndml hip! sixty a»re«, ,s a lar/c p ire, 1 ol valu
able ina nb. A minute d script ion ofthet I'-pnnce, tip- ninny
conveniences and ndvantags s of this place is thought mup
cssary. sintx- it is ptssntmable none w,ll purchase before
sieving, or making punictykir enquiries re Satis r to tip
same.
It v. 01 b- dixpos, (I of entire or in parcels—*10 acres each.
'I lie title ix indisputable, and payment* will be made easy.—
Slp.uld this Valuable Kxiale nut be prirao ly sold before the
27ih of Nov. next, ontb3ttlay.it will be offered to the
liitditKt Itiddernt King-Willhtm rourt-hoftse,
Kor further infordtouion apply to Major James Ruffin,
on the premise*, or Doctor John Hosk, as Dunkirk.
Sept. mb. r IS. .-<8—trfs
wanted.
WILLIAM SCtfV, Powhatan.
Sept, niber 13,_ 28—tf
HTiUVKl)
S^ROM the Plantation formerly belong
S ing to Mr. Thotnn* iii iht* upper entl of this
founts, THHl.F. IIUMK 0,YKN: orr-* Mark aipl whir-one,
ami tin-other tsvoSr- briiplles-the smallest of si hlch bad on
a Ip-II, w ith a leather collar. They Bn- marked, M well |
rvcuMect., with n crop ami «lit in mm-tar, amt a hole in tip
Otlp r, ssitb the tip ends of ih, ir boms stpivnl off.
It is expected they are making their way to Gloucester,
from win nee they ss. r< brought last winter, by the way of
CnttiTSS ille, (b« rlilatKl.arat Hnnov.T Court llonxe, They
wx re seen to p:t»s tip- nmtlhciosv Hitekingtam C. II. about 3
wn ks agO.
Any |p-r*ou ss |p> svill sopr -bend or rivr information of tin
still Oxen,*o that I get f* m again,shall bo liberally rcwiu
d-d.
A letter mMrf*s<xl t > tip- subscriber. (liy past,) at Winil
hnm, mar FM*» Tn erti, will come safe to hand.
M-pt. m 3C»Fs»MU It KMT WEST.
FUR ttJILK,
Haute If Lot nn 1 itf. r.trgrt, lately oc
F. eupiet! by C B. I’nge, Ksq. Ifr.ot totrl jwi
vau-ly before Friday, tbe k’ielixt it xw ill then be
» -bl to the hiy'.val bidder, on fbe premi es, s,» lv
•’clock. JAMI'S II. f.YNtin.
Steps, Ifi td*
1
\ ALUABLE PROPERTY,
« thr iiiclitnond Turnpike Iicuil, for sale, *!
8 7 rhiidie Auction, without limitation-—Ttt
subscriber will <>Rer fur sale, outlie premises, on
S Im-tlay next, the 23d instant, 150 ACRES Of "
LAND, hiiil ofi inlots to suit purchasers.
100 acres of this land Ues within three miles of
t'n ciiv,and liie residue* within four miles. Three
lomlhs oft’ e Lad is in wood, and affords mnnv ,h
g-l lc situations for building.
"2 he sale will be conducted by Mr. .lam-all
Lynch, and will commence at II o'clock, A. M._
A credit of4,8and 12 mouths will be allowed
the purchasers upon their giving negotiable uotes,
with thesis of trust to securethe payment*.
KDW'b. C. DAVIS.
»*!'♦.ir>-___t.i
Thc Palrfeld Jockey Club Races,
YlrlLL commence on the first Tuesday
*’ in Octnher n»«, and continue 4 ilny*.
Thr Fir.r /,<«/—A reps take fi,r colts aiui rillies tLic.
JirMt*’“ 1,11' 1C0'hllars cutranc. half lortl it d
Tfk• &vmd Foij-Jockey Club Purse, 4C0 dollars I n it
heno, ’
Thr Third Dtnj—Proprietor's Pmo, 200 dulLri f,fr.
dulkivs intrjnc..
■Hr Fmnth hwj-h Hardy Crn.i,, which die entrance of
thr 1’mpr.rlar * l’ui-scwill U* ilIRh}.
WrMitsfcc.to be governed by die Kulwofthe 0/d Fc -
pc(u JiTk'-'j Chib,
C / I »n thr in k! \» ill !** mui! :u imurI.
Iwry |umfok-att onon wiilbc4»aii| for iLr accuromote
tH iiM* < •♦•mi ti.t n.
The Stables w ell runiishrd—Straw found rtw/.. bv
THOM AS lt'A‘1 SUy, Propriv tor & ln-nhim-.
S. pt. nil*, r t. utr
DRY GOODS:
’ '. *\ '^LlilllhltS art mi v receiving bv the
: .i; « rJrd.'untar.d Canton, direct Iron F.ne
Inn.', ,:. n-mn rACK*nrs or /j/ty HOODS,
v. ..they off,., a| private sal., for n leu tint 8 ; til
ter wl ich. s'.Mdtl t v tr t be sold, p„7 w j|, bo solJ
at niM-tHin, alter n tic*- Iben-ef given.
They consist tf the following articles t
- c«!i^ damask shiwh j
f.tl" M.r rhrs'ry vrlveteisns a vl CMxb
2 do di ••iti'-s, 4 do .jaconet esmbrlcs
1 i'n spo* wl il. o do srr netls
.1 .jo cotton d irt-ng, 1 ib colored in slin
3 do ginghams. 2 do damn k, 7-8 utitl 8-4
2 do furniture c'lllico
1 do elcgnn* count rpanes, 10-4 to 15-4
; do clegO’t callicoes
2 tli c ars do i
15 hah s I.J oki ti
2 eas s i- to, hosiery
- ^ , n "‘S, l do toilrnett vesting.
Parkhills, Dunlc.fi 1st Co ft land,
-ATSO- Auctioneers.
4 e' "-.n! fl.mr Di.-ths 15 by 18, 1 bv 17 1"
by 16, a dl.8b I f. i t, ' * J,
2 handsome Philatkljd ia-made (V. ; vvit.:,
plsi d I-ness
Parkhills, Ditnlo/i ijt Co d, r,d.
• > \ • iKH.V J" \!.-K l-'OK s.\
rpnc mjhscuiijei: will S(.:: t*..
" Farm, vrr. cheap, f«v- pa . mem ......
cr. .lit. He tl,tivi.it inv • those wt r
v t mom y in ralual.l- Land-, 0 i
t .is projHMiv. Tl |»e * t.Vi *v o * '*
ten mi!c? ?>V,ve lli Corrt-l*<vs*. V ' * *’ : .
*ti.a • . »<*n I.nin Tin;*' N\ ’o..*;,
?Jiy< r. mu! contain* «i o -t 7'3a n-re". . sc, i.
vh. h Ivin-. l.ickh pho' i a •„
i<vm 11. host Janes BW. •• le ‘ -V?*
high land lies well i ’ id 0lf in - y . I|4j
well r. nc d in—th-fields hav I— v -■ levered
an! thos.: out of cultivation. we|| token
wnli it: and tlic.se now tun! v co(to-e, were welt
'ikenwii.'t -—If proves good or« p* of cor-,
Hl.cat and tokac. The buidirgr. nn ccm-alF
gem and convenient Th-dwelling-house is or. t
a!"'! * nv!Xt> I an-t-nr . • bnil.li. c.
rr , ' w«" watered, having streams in tv. rv
field, sn several good springs convenient to th
.lw-l.rp.iums , large O cl-ard* of good fruit,
consisting nt opplcs, Peaches, Cherries, f*e.
lie has a]*', Two Small Farms, in the same
n.aghborhtwd, for sale, on the sun..- I, rm«- o - of
whirl, containing 155 ncr. s, at prerent w der the
occnpnnc; e. Mrs Ohl -i,II timhe-ed, n«d has
on it a thriving yo-ine Apple Orchard, and i;r, vc ,r
enough to Planter.’ Farr, to aapply it with rimh r.
I hcotncr CitfiUtins 155 «icn s, .*< ,rl i« giiliWi ir.
life estate.rf M« (an ol. T.a,‘,j ui,o iiv. s
on the 1' arm. A furthe. des. r of .ho p.-o.
pntvis d.med vinncci esnry, as tbone wisl.ir* to
i uechase, will no d-nlit \u w the premises.
I h-terms may he know'1 bv np».'icK‘.or> to ATr
.foi-.n Ik Aooe fwho lives on the premises) or M
the Subset ib-r living in HicFnm* d
I)A NIKI. TTUPT.F.TT.
_ _Aiicnst I9~30tf
,M‘* Id utpuhii miction, 04 Tuesday th<
i Octob r,htl2oMn.k, f r- thefts m
,.°or o, tie Boll- t avern, in i1. ( ity o'" Richmond,
t (* ’r ’\'//:///r/r/w,on Jarirs T{t« * v, oiil« 7 miles
•e ow d.c t .ity, caM. I Chester Hill contain. - be
tween s x and seve •. hu died seres of F/ind—nh. ut
om- huiuliv- l of wi.io, is I.ow GrOtin I* 60 ..rime
,°:v there nr- ah ... 200 acre.; (only)
cleared the 1. gli land has as rich red e'n\ h-.tlorr.,
as a y l.'n'l in \ irgi-.u, and is r.t well adapt d to
th- cull -.vat inn of small grain and clover—th-re nre
two eh pa tseites fur Imildi.ijj— oa.h o* th p, gjy
!t ff>'v P’< t- view o| Richmond—it is nj-x c. min
'h.u on. ofth wry bcsl fisheries on James Ri.er
is attached toihis ph.cc--it is bourded by Jan . 6
Rrer, for halt „ nii|», ;,. tl by Fulling Gre k, f r
o- e ni: e and n haT, fi-o o which any ..uanti'y of
wnl- .- may b - had for (he establishment of a Mill
- t<n.| of Manufactf-rv. In short, there a. -
I.Mi f-.v. i* any situation within the same .lislarc j of
hi.dirnowl combining so many advantages a..
Gla-sfi-r Hdl.
Farms of Sole.— One third of the pn rehus mo
ney wdl h. required in 90 days, the hal.mce divided
in two equal annual payments. Notes with appro
ved endorsers will he required, and th • title w i.h
hi-hl until th- inon< y is p id,or a d- d ..ill be made
me purenaaer, am! a d-cd o! tr;st taken to s
cure the (wo lrst payments.
Thesnl-aoHl le made under the directum of
.•as. fl Lynch, Auctioneer.
WILLIAM GOODE,jr.
Chester //ill, September 9 -32 tils
IaTjimj STATES’ STOCK
I ORT—NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that
7 i fly following cr-t-frficatea of the United State*
.■•to.-U, in the name of Joanr-fi Finnic, bearing I'a'.i
ai *x lyw. base been lost, or mislaid, and that <V «
application will he made, at fhe Loan-Office of the
United Suites, for their renewal.
Six percent.—No. 1605, April 16th, 1804.
, . S 687 5S
do. do. 1612, June 12th, 1801,
C55 ffy
ROBERT M’CANDLISH,
_fr Administrator of foanma Finnic, dee'll
W / Hatneburg, July 22— 3m
- „ THE PMOF1HETORS.
Or the Richmond Cotton Manufactory,forwarrs,
a.I persons frwrti crediting any one interested
conneoted or employed in that eab.blhl.ment, On
account of the nme, except
__BKN.f. JAMES HARRIS.
ROftERT NEIIsSON JUfh Cl). *
nVVE .iost reeeited 80 package* of goods. con
s*$*lin£ ff Snpotiine Cloth§# (’rvwmf'n***
nfockmgnetta, Calbcoes and printed Cambrics,
tiiru'lmms, B-mbaaetts, Bom haze-ms, 7-8 4T
! hirtuigs and I.oog Cloths, (’amh ie and Madrasi
IftrikerchiLW, Muslins,*cc. with variety of otht*r
arfieles) and are in daily expectation of farther
suppbei, which will he sold wholesale and retai*.
j*1 ^jodticed prices, for cash, or aac’-ptfinccs in
•>ulv _ 19-tf
ffoi'ICK.
Vprtitian will be pn-en'ed to the Legislature of
this St.»te, at the ayt meeting, prav big per
mission fur Jacob, commonly called Jacob Cross-r,
an emanoi; aled man of colour, to remain in the
V|«te. Septe ..her f.—81 wlm
GEORGE RORERTSHJYtf Wm II. DYER
J JA VE this dav formed a Copartnership in hi ...
i * ftrw,under the firm of Robertson it l>yer
I hey liave taken a House (on Cary Street) n« nr
the Basin, fled respectfully offer their services to
their fiiendf and the public ns COMMISSION
MERCHANTS September 2—30-im

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