it BY RITCHIE ss^ss^;-^. i-j is pnnusiieu mice a neck, gene* ratty, amt three limes a week during the session of the State Legislature.—Price,the same as heretofore./'ire Hollars per auinito, payable in advance. Notes of Char tered specie-paying Banks, (onlti) will be received in payment. The Editors will guarantee the saftiy of remitting them by mail, the postage of ail letters being paid by Hie w riters. ey No paper wilt he discontinued,[but at the discre tlouof the Editors,) until ail anearages have been paid •I*. CTWhorrer mil guarantee the payment of uine papers, ibatl receive a tenth gratis. lERMB OF ADVERTISING. ty One Square—First insertion, 73 cents—each continuance, 3t» cents. So hlvertitv nent inserted until it has either bent /iiti'l for, or Assumed bj some person in this cUv o~ its tnt'trous, LEWIS WE till OFFERS I OK SAIT 35 lihds. and 30 bills. brown SUGARS Idils. Loaf do. 91 bags GREEN COFFEE Id do. Java do. Hi pipes Cogniac BRANDY -I bbls. Peach do. Q hints WHISKEY 4 pipes Holland r.|N 3 hhds. Antigua RUM lu da. piime retailing MOLASSES 1 pipe, 2 half pipes anil tl qr. casks fine o!d London particular 'laden. UINE nr. casks sweet Malaga do. 1* tierces London I’ORI EIl '/'•art Conies —Bo.tie Corks—Iiemilohus 2 in fcbts. .Shad •Its half bbls. do. 20 Sturgeon and Rock Rii bbls. wbnle Herrings 500 do. cut (newj 900 do. do. do. (old) 4 d*. prime Poik 100 do. Tar 25 do. Rosin 23 do. Pitch it) dj. Spirits Turpentine ft) tons Bar Iron -15 do. Pig do. Castings 7 3 tons Plough Plates Plurphs 3 tons English Blistered Sieel. Crawley Steel —Nail Rods P-* dozen Wire Meal Sitters li boxes Cation and Hool Cards t case Pack Plus l do. mixed do. 10 dozen frjiyig Pans 5 do. Shovels |on Nova Scotia Grindstones 27 boxes Tea Clnia 7u crates and birds, wticctiswarg Stoneware 34 casks English Glassware 11 do. Apothecaries’ Vials ISO b*ges Window Glass, 5 hjr s. 7 by 9, 8 by lo, 9 by 11, 10 by 12, and M by Id 1400 Sark Bags •2 tons Hemp anno lbs. seine FnIne 2000 do. Cotton Yarn, No. 4 to 12 I bales Napt Cottons 150 pieces Domestic shirtings 220 do. Plaids, Ginghams, Stripes, Cheeks, Chambravs, Ac. Russia Sheetings-Common Cloths Filberts— Kaisliu—CtmcoUie l.ogtvoad—Shaving Soap —Pipes—Bar Lead I’airill Shot—Gun powder Hare ami ground Ginger—Alum—Saltpetre ludtgu Starch Snuff—Madder Copperas—Mustard lied Cords—Leading Lines Sole Leather—Shoes Wool llats—Ivory Cnmhs Imperial and llyson Skin Teas gripping, Writing, Letter Printing Payer. &c. &c. ALSO, 400 bushels CORN, in Slot* 7.'U do, do. iiUoiit Aneiijt h. 27..SI /•rrth /'tast, Obi Wines, Spirits, &fc. 7JMIK eiiiiscrilier, next door below Messrs. Sliapard& A. Weld.'s, n:n now mi hand OtnipoH der, Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong Teas Malaga, Teneriffe, Sh. rry, Madeira, Port, Claret and old Hock Wines Cogmac lirarnly, Hoitaud Gin Jamaica and Antigua Rum Hrctiiiiil Whiskey, said to >e 8 years old P'ain d.i. 3 do. Together with a general assortment of GROCERIES, All-mIt ried of (be very best qualities, and will In sold low lor cash. JEFFERSON K. TRICK. Illlv •■>3.__71..if JUM Itl'.CKt vi;d, 0 Hints. Ilrowu Sugar, good quality Id hil ls, and 2U Mils. Penn. W|ioke> J 25 hnls. superior Cnnnti) Gin 2'i dogrn Lime Juice 5 tierces Rice. VP boxes Lemons 15 tierces Londmi Brotrti Stool On boxes Window Glass, S X 10 'lo. do. to X 12 2P lihls. 'Iaimers’ oil, in nice order 20 hags Git t-n Coffee 2 cases old llotk Wine 100 kegs .fameison’s fresh Crackers Wiatt’solrl Chewing Tobacco— Ail of irhicli I w ill sell low for ca'h. JEFFERSON E. TRICE. ,;|»V '*’■_____21..If KOVMIK K. J OFFER for sate (and a bargain raay he had In ll) Igl.'l acres of L\NI>, lying on Roanoke river in the c.ottntv of Mecklenburg. The advantages of this properly are—high land well slocked willt the must valuable timber, and good cutluu and tobacco land—the cleared land In a good slate of improvement for cropping— valuable low grounds,and a wellllxrd mill on the river, newly built. This piuperty Is valuable, and worthy the uoticeof any person desirous ofowntng real estate. I he uegrnes,f 12) the stocks of horses, cons, sheep and hues, on the premises, may he had w ilb the laud. Bank stock will he received in exchange for it. On gatunlno, •2.0/ Xeptrmtnr, I will sell it at I’l’BI 1C .SALE, on the premises, if nut sold privately before. I will also tell another tract lying in the same county, near St. Tammany, containing OSS acres. I his tract contains some valuable tobacco land, and about one Kurd of It is c«ared. TIlEiJr FEILI>. August 8._ 27..l it w picariii sr&niuM ill ur>. fliUHttV \f XRUIXJRY, will close on ihe 13th day ol An. Rust—and tlie next will commence on tlie lSiti day of October, Hau. Experienced and approved teachers having been re tained, and it being Ibeearnest desire of liie.supermini, dull to give a tkepilljtli edacalloti it is Imped Hint thp institution will lie so conducted as to ensure the im proveiiirni of pupils, and tbe satisfaction of parents. I IK MS POIt A SESSION OP TEN MOM IIS. Board and tuition in tlie hnvlisii branches, including reading, willing, grammar, gforraphy, history, chm imlnpy, arithmetic, the elements uf drawing and plain gifedlt ivprk...5 gin Matin, per quarter.93 rl'reiu ij do.•...,,..10 •1 laudin' do. ill -Washing, per session.. Mending do.>.......0 Fuel.Ill Y.adi scholar will furnish bed and bedding and Inwels, clothes amt book hags— every article of clothing to be marked at length. FOR PMY SCHOLARS. Tuition in all the English branches n. trove ineotinned.« jo Fuel.... .3 Board and tuition, payable one half at entrance, iho balance ar the expiration of five mouths. Iff boiond mi), June jji. 17..If iCr. is hereby given in llie debtors anti cieitit la ors of Heron.Suiloii Ar Co. and C. J. Macmnrdn,*.hat t>y virtue of deeds of trust and power-, rf attorney irrevocable, executed by them respectively, we shall proceed, either in person or by attorney, to wind up the airairs of the said two concerns, without delay. PATRICK r.lltsov, 71 ..If IQHN O BLAIR. I^JOI ICF. is hereby givtn, ibai agreeably to an Act of Congiess passed on lire llili of May IH30; tbe turn, allowed for the redemption of lands tmoiht in irrhhlf of the Lulled Siafrs is extended three lie irond the time heretofore allowed provid'd that sin h •extrusion of limr does not extend beyond the first day of June mi. Prisons whore lauds have been sold (iy in*- fot the direct tax of tuts and 1810 may avail them selves nf (he heneflt ol the said act by calling at my nmee (at King ii Queen Courthouse and redeeming lbs same. 0. P. HO0MF.3, Collector for the 35 th collection district of f'irelnin Angnst L._iA..w tw \\7 ILL l>e sold for ready money,to the bisbest Inililrr iu whale or In part, on the first day of September \'*Ji ,tl* premises, a certain tract or parcel of l.A i), containing about aoo acres, lying 1st tine count in of Louisa and Albemarle, whetenn James Miller nr present resides, fo satisfy a claim of Littleton WaddeL. ;:nu to »f>,V. July ?J. I ”1- scbscrmeis hire j«il rrreiv.nl per the Lady J. Tompkins auilN'alivc, from New York, an rxlcusivs addition to their stock of |tHY GOODS,among which att—Snp. il) worked Muslin Kohes Jaconet, Wall and Book Muslins 4-4 and 4 Cambrics, some extraordinary ftufe Striped and checked Ginghams London printed Cambrics Very handsome Garment and Furniture Calicoes Black, blue, white,green, pink mid straw colotcJ Florences and Satins first black Smcheirs and Levantines Firnretl Si'.ks, assorted colored I’ciilarli Silk Hose While and colored Rid Cloves Kxlra super. blue and black Cloths Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics Lace Shawls, Garniture Ribbons 'I w titl'd and plain black Boiubazrlts Itcil Tit-kings British and German Ornahurgs Brow n and wcltc Waltham Sheetings and Slitrt• lues I'laltl and checked Domestics, Ac. ,kc. They respectfully rei|iiest their customers and the public to view the Goods, as they were principally purchased lor rash, and will l>e sold on remaikably low terms tor the same, or approved paper. _ August LA._211..tf_J A J. KYLH. Ug the Governor of tut ,\t«fr of Aurth Carolina, A I’UOCLtM AlION. WnLttPAS, hy an an act of the General Assembly of the Slate of S'lirtlbCarolina, the Governor of the Stale is authoilzed to cause Ihe lands late. 11 acquired by treaty from the Chcerokle In c'iniis to lie olTered for sale NOW therefore, rjoliti lliutich. Governor of the State of North Carolina, do hereby declare and make known that a public sale for the disposal agreeably to law of the Said lands shall beheld at Wayiirsvilie ili tbc-county of Haywood on the Ititli of October neat, under the tuperiutemUuce of Commissioners appoint cil for that purpose. one eighth pan of the purchase money w ill he re quited of the purchasers at the time of sale and bond and security fur tl,». payment of the balance in the follow in- iinialmeiils, via. one eighth at the expi ration of twelve tumults, one fooith at Hie end of two years, one fonith at the end of three years, and the remaining fourth at the end of four yrarr. Tiie sale will continue two weeks and no longer. Given under my hand, anti the seal of the Mate, at Raleigh, on the Bill day of August, A. II 1820. r:H the Governor— JOHN BRANCH. w v. i i.i nv. u, n. Secretary. Valuahte I'ntpnli/ftir Safe. V pursuance of an ordtr of ihe Superior Court of Chancery for tbt Richmond District, and of a deed of trust from Thomas Taylor ami l.ucy II. his w ife, of rei otd in Henrico county court, made to secuir the pat nn-iii of a sum of money In t hr executor of William Byrd, deceased, I shall offer for sale at public auction, at the F.agle Hotel in the city »f Richmond <*n V'Ai/n ifiijt the 24/A of Au^utt next, that valuable 1 It ACT LAND lying on James River, in die county of Ifrntico,distant about seven miles from the ciiy of Richmond, known hy the name of WKSIIIAM—con. tabling mo acres, more or less,of w hich about 2(10 are river Intv grounds. The land is well watered near 300 acres of it are in woods, a Considerable part of which is well timbered. The buildings are new-,of Inick, and ill excellent order. Ihe premises will lie slicwi. to any one u idling to see them by Mr. Taylor, who has a survey of the ptoperty. The terms w ill lie $-1000 pay* qwal Instalment! payable on the 1st March itm anil IsiJ the purchaser giving Imuds with approved seen. ily, and a deed of trust on (lie property to secure the payment. Possession will lie delivered on the 1st day of October nest, tvilli ihe privilege to tbe purchaser of porting in a crop of wheat before that lime. July.*-). ‘13. .ids WM I WICKHAM. I rnslrg. James Hirer Lands for Sale. BY virtue of a derd of trust executed by ROBERT PLEASANTS, of (lie comity of Powhatan, to the subscriber, f-«r the purpose of seeming the payment of S bon, di^e by uote to Henry Turner, writ be sold at public auclion for cash, on the HU flay of September nc.it, so much of a tract of land lying in ihe connly of Powhatan, containing by estimation son acre*, as will lie sufficient to satisfy the said note or so much as may be due thereon, including all costs and charges, t he said land is honuded by James river, by tbe lands of Duct. Edward Mayo, ibe lands of Thomas Harris,dec. and .fames M. Pleasants and others. The sale will lie made on the premises, at or near the dwelling house of the said Robert Pleasants. 11E VMM IN ANDERSON, T.uetce. ^»;ust t._ S.'»..tds TUK GKOVK 1-0U sTlJ^ J Wll.l, dispose of mv PLANTA1 U N in Powhatan County, ly itig on built sides ol M uddy Creek, contain ing Hun aetes, bring 3 miles from James Itiver, A from Carlersville. and A3 from Rtehmond. The impiove (■rents are equal, If not superior to any in tbe county, the farm is considered an excellent one, and is worth tbe attention of any person wishing to possess such prupei ly. If I should not effect a sale in a short lime, I shall lease ii out for a trim of yeats. Prisons ate requested to view the premises. WM. II. TAYI.OR. A m*nsl t3._ go.. it NotlCf.— lire subscribe! having sotu out Ins re tnalning stock of goods to Meins. Hamblin, Cole, Jr. A: Daniel II. Holetnaii, lie recomineiids them as ymmg turn of steady habits,and solicits Hie public pat. rmiage in their favor,runic particularly my old friends and acqnaln lances,to nbont I return rny sincere thanks for their liberal and friendly encouragement to me in the mercantile business. I mint request alt those wlm have open accounts with me to come forward and close them by hour), note or cash, Ibe latter of which will greatly meet with a preference. As I intend leav ing this place shortly, 1 hope there will lie uo delay in the way of puyrneuts, Ac. &c. STEPHEN O. WATKINS. P. S.— Settlements nr payment! may be made in my absence with Mr. II. Cole Jr. s D. W. August 13. _ _ 9fi.. 3i [VI AHMIaI.'Js (saLK.— L inter n tit cree of the Stipe 1TJ rlvr Court oj Chancery for the Richmond tnstrict, pronounced on the -::id of September 1*113, in a cause therein depending bet ween James t.tfle pit/, and Robert (Jordon and others deft*, and in pursuance of tu o several amendatory decrees made in the same cause, the one dated the Vith Jane MtH, and the ofhtr dated the 8fA J amt ary IHib...Jf'i// be offered for sale,; to the highest bidder at public ant lion for ready money nt the front door of the Ragle Hotel in fhr City of Richmond, nt la o’clock, on Sa turday the fUllti day of August next, xatnuih of the lands mentioned in the indenture of mortgage, filed as tin ethlhll in this cause, made on the 3th uf'tlcfie her 1JA4, between Robert (Jordon of the one part iinu uoiiii* i.ysv me os/ier yurt. as is nor con vrycd to Thomas Cordon, fshnm Unit mid John Nun. nalty. The above Lunds lie either in the counties oj Pouhatan or Ledford, or ycrhays both. J. GUBUUANT, at. a. c. c. n. n. July l*._ 'li.'.tds. MAIlhHAl.'S MALb.—Under a decieeof thehupeiinr t.'nurl nf Chancery for ilie Richmond district, pronounced on I lie 73d day of February IH70, In a cause therein depending between William Green and Mary bis wife, tilt’d*, nn<1 John tetter auil William Knurled,ex’ri of Sarah Letter. riec’d, def’ls, will lie ottered fur salt- to tbc* highest tmlder at politic auction lor ready money, areitain piece or paicel nlground, parity coveted with' water, lying, being,and tin.ale at Rocketts Lauding in Hie county of Henrico, and the tame u hereon Nicliol son’* upper srliatf hath been erected, designated No.4, (number fonr)lnlhe plat of lltal p.trt «t Uni Kelts, drawn by Richard Young’’' The aboveuienilntied property,or inncli thereof as may be lutllcient to satisfy the a tmve named dec ree, will be told on the premise* at 4 o’clock I’. M. on the ’lOlh day of August nest. J. Gl l.KIt tN l. it. o. 1, c. n. u. July 7R.___74..Ills All- persons indebted to jusm^ii iMKMKliaTT dec. are requested to make payment to me Imme ilialely.ati am desirous of closing the administration at soon as possible, and'therefore cannot giant indul genre to any body. (MSitLtMLI.. F.a’or t'el>. 3. 8j».,tf of Joseph Darintdait, dec. ’’■'Vitus IRBk’ S A hi/i.... By virtue of a deed of Tinm 1. from John Gill and wife, dated the November, 1317, and recorded in the enmity conit of Henrico, we shall proceed to sell, an H rdncsdny the 30th of the yrescnl mouth, (Augint,) at 17 o’clock, in front of llie Ragle Hotel, for ready money, LOTS Nos. in A 17, in Warir tl’s plan of Lots on llichinond Hill,or so much thereof as may he necessary to raise a certain smn of money provided for 111 raid deed, and to defray the interest and cost* thereon, and the expenses nfrarrsieg the trust Into execution.-Such title only asllie deed vests in the trusisev will he conveyed. JVM K A BIIOWV, Jr.) _ W 11,1.1 AM FINNRY.t Acgnst 3. 77..Ids ODOM KTKMS. rJ',HP. snhrcrihers (next doorahove the Ragle Hotel in I Richmond) have on hand a lew of Oi.sf a k's patent 'il'iivtf. l F.RS,_/ir»r ascertaining the distance in tra celling, by a carriage wheel. This IllieMne, sonnteh admired for its elegance, simplicity and accuracy, may with great ease be attached to a carriage of any detrrip t on. 7..If W. C. K G. CL-vRKR. MO'SIl Mr.DK'INI.S fOHN B, tiAt.l-, Druggist, (at the sign of the Gol. den Mortar,) Piederlcklbnig, has received by Hit •ate arrivals an eilenslve assnrtment of DRUGS am MrfJICtN F.S, of a eery superior lynalRv which he or t* for sate *t the Richmond and Baltimore prices.— I’tattitioners of phytic, and other wholesale pnrrha ■fit, who may And It Inconvenient to pay cash or gl»« tcceptauresIn town.can havelilessotdersexerntrdfor 4,ocr.l hot-dr June U*. 17..tf Valuable Kcgrrucs fur Sale. ANY person disposed to give liberal ptices, hi cash, for welt disposed, valuable NEC It OKS. may be accommodated by application at tbe Koyalllon Mills, in Amelia county, near Appmnettox river; or credit may be bad tor part of tbe purchase iiiouey, upuii giving satisfactory assurances ol us punctual parniriit. August ip._ ;n the estate on the contrary the amount, whatever it may he, ihe purchaser will be allowed to retain tint)I the suit between Mr. Claike and Mr. l ong is decided, l est sir. Clarke’s interest should have hern ifijoied liy the foregoing notification of Mr. Long, the undesigned conceive it a duly they owe to Mr. Clarke to say t<>the public, that they entei lain no doubt whatever as in the title of this property. I lie title pa pets will be exhibited oil the day of sale. BOWKER PR PS TON, 1 IIKNRY CI.ARKE, JAS. C. MOORMAN, JAMES ItLLl.oCK. August 15._ 2«».. ids rJ,llUSI SALE..— liy virtue of a deed of inist ewcim-it A UV the subscriber, hv W.lliam r. Barlow. and Su san"* tin wife, on ihe 17th day of .tune 1810, and of record hi m tlie olhce of Charles City county conn, in order to secure to Joint M. Gregory ceiiaiu sums of money, thervuti pK’iiiionrd— I shall expose lo tale at public a union, before Hie door of Charles city court I»ci»ir Charles Cily fco.iri day, If fair, if nut the next fair day, the tract of LAND .in said deed mentioned contain m2 live hundred acres a large poitiuu nf t% hich ts first tale Chickahoiiiiiijr low ftrotimls—and .nil nf it equal to any land iu the enmity. Tills laud is situated outlie inarciiinf Chickalinniiiiy river. autl within six miles of tlie court house of the enmity. Thclerms of sale mil he marts very accommodating, only about right hundred dollars to lie ill cash,'Tautl Hir halaiice n|»>u a credit, which will he made known on Hierlav of sale. JOHN L. liltOW Nii, Trustee. August IA.____ _jo..Ms IHIK talc of Itlake li. Mroorlson's Mini not hating breli ■-e ifected agreeably to a former advertisement, ibe jrnslees will piucerdto sell Hie said tract of laud lying in Ciitnlieilanil, under a deed of trust, executed to them hearing date 2:11 d August lull), for certain purposes therein mentioned, on the 3l)f/i anil 31.0 of .-I11g11.it I lie sale mil certainly take place at Pruuns Smith's taeerti in Kartnvilte in the county of I'ritice I dual (I. THOMAS A. Molt TON. J SA MULL ANUCltSON. j July IS. VI..WI* W'The almvp property llie subscriber prefers selling privately, and lie believes it is the w ish of the parties concerned. Any gentleman desirous lo purchase real property, will find this tract of land worthy ««l liia attention. It contains two hundred and twenty acres of low grounds, aud the high lands as productive as any In this section of country. It is genteelly im proved, n very healthy situation, and rrinaikaldy fine water. It is situated on a navigable stream, and inline dlatrly in the neighhui bond of Far nivllle and Jamestow 11, and ill a very short distance of two large manufacturing mills. From eight to ti n'thousand dollais will be re quired in hand,aud accommodation for Hie balance. lithe property is mu told piivalely before Toexilag the 20/A of August hist. it will be otfered liy the sub scriber 011 that day, lo the highest bidder, in Faruiville, before the door of Capt. Smith’s tavern,...A prompt purchaser will meet with a great bargain. August I. _ g3..’ds HI, 1 KK t. WOODSON. Valuable Properly far Sale. rflF. subscriber wishes lo dispose of, aud will te!! on reasonable terms, the following valuable I* II OP Lit. IY, vie Lot Nn. TKU, situate on I aud mb sticets, ou which lie lately resided, containing a full half acre.— Ih* bouse is convenient and roomy, and the Olliers of every Lind of the Him older, having been recently ic- i paired, and completely enlarged. The Well (of never I failing, and excellent water,) which has lately under. g «iie a thorough repair, lias been deepened and walled with stone. I he paroeii is a spacious and handsome one. iiis property is well calculated for the comfor table accommodation of a genteel family, and its silua lion on man) accounts. It an extremely desirable one, being 1 lie most elevated in that part of the city, and dis- •am from the Capitol only about duo yards. l.ot No. r.jri, at present in the occupancy of Mr. Sa mn»l Swann.The iiouse is a convenient and comfortable one. and lias attached to it the usual offices which are iu good repair,and is situated in an agrees able and healthy neighborhood. Also, til 1 Feet of firoiind, liein^ part ofthe Lottlm«>wn i.jr me 11.11MC me i.uvn nor s «,aruen. I ins prnpetty i» well known, that any faithcr description of ti, is unnecessary, l or terms, apply lo Bernard Peyton or Preston Smith, Ks<|. wko are duly anllinrlred to sell and convey and who will afford every facility 10 those who may desire to view the property. ApriMs^ I in..if .1, prfitov. A I.L persons having claims against Jotx.. U.AKMa A l>A IT, dec. are requested to make them known I'ASIKI. CAM., l-x'or 3._HSyjf of Joseph Irarnisdatl, dec AUCTION.— Will be sold at t»oirinnxville. Orange county, Virginia, on f’rhtue the |r,th of September next, all the perishable property of Ihe estate of N A I'll.* NIKI. rmUliON, deceased. A credit of in momlis 7k>il he allowed for all sums over *S XO, the purchaser giving lionrt with ssctirily. For purchases uot exceeding go, carlt will he required. VTAll those who have rlainis against the estate will bring Ilium forward duly authenticated for aellleinent. Those iudrlilrd will come and settle, by bond or oilier. wisp, as tirctiinstances will not justify further iudul Renee. NlTHANIRL (HtKIioN, Jit minis. CIIAliLbH HKALK, frt/tors. ^Oordonsville. August 1. 9.1..Ida 'JAHfc subscriberolfers pis services to the public, as M. a Practitioner of /.on .ami will uitend ihe Superior and Inferior Conns in ili. Citv «.f Itlclimond, In the counties of Hanover, limnuldie and th>J own ofPeter*. Imrg. August -I. W:»tlin SAMt'l.l. OVRR fON. Jl’SI tetelved, and for sale at W illiam ll. Fitrwhyi •own's Rook Store, a few copies of the 1'i/t/i Volume of M unford's Reports— Price go so. May be had also at the same place,' and of the Anthor at theCaplloi. Mt SFORir* C/ENFRAI, I NIM-:* To TIIR Vllt utvisv Li" Aithoriti r.s, containing all the points law decided in the eases reported by ll nshlnpton, fall, llemnc anti Man font jointly, and /I In merit separately, carefully extracted, ami arranged under proper heads In alphabeticalorder, with notes referring to conflicting or explanatory decisions, and Acta of the Crucial Assembly, especially in such pails of the hi xv IU.visr.il Cook, ax have in anv respect vhangril the tan, previously settled by the Court of Appeals l>rlirS«l. \VM. Ml NFoltl). •’"’y 1 *•_ vn..wftv M*MjKO|£«TVfJU .H/M.K. Wll.l. he exposed to sale at public auction for cash, al Borltitfghain Coilrtbouse, on the Uih riau of September next, fheiil" court dav) 9.1 NFHRiiks,— among nlintn ah- a blacksmith and r, or A likely young men, arc'ivonied hi plantation business— the test con sist of women and children, who are also very likely. August *_*7. .Ids RICH S Ml lit- f llis, /’lank nntl Scnittlinrrt Il^ll I. he f«rni«hril by the subscriber, at the moft *v reduced prices, at His saw null on the IllVattna, near Columbia, nf any length— having one saw to cut unusually long hot if pteferred, it will lie delivered any where on James River, belweSn the milt and Hi. b inond.wlth the ittin»?l de.spatc h. tt. ivnol), V .mr'.iio. Align;t t, ltd,,At FOREIGN ARTICLES. Lon DON, June28.— Letters from Epirus are quoted from a Homan Journal, stating that the four Psu-lms whom the Ciraml Seignor had sent against the famous Ali Paeha of Jaiiiiia had, instead of fighting, joined him, and that they were marching against Constantinople at tile head of 80,0110 men. An article from Corfu, of the 201 !i alt. speaks ol the great preparations made by Ali Pacha to repel the expected attack of the Ottoman forces, hut is silent respect ing the report of the Pachas command ing die latter having gone over to him. Paris, June 2.—The subscription for theercction ol a monument to the memo ry ol the Duke of lJerry already amounts to f>4,()()() francs. I lie iroubles w liich agitators had cxcit ed in Paris have been repeated at Nai.V's, hut with as tittle success as in the capital. Oil the loth and IGlh numerous usscin Mages formed on the Place Ciraslin. They cou.-i-lc'il principally of woikmeu and inhabitants of the Fnuxbonrgs, w ho are represented to have shown a more mis chievous disposition on this occasion than on the preceding days; and their number was considerably increased. The civil authorities in vain exhorted them to dis perse; towards ten at night, they paraded the streets, exclaiming the Charter for ever and seditious cries were distinct ly heard. The regular troops ami nations guard were called out, who cleared the streets with great promptitude. No seri ous occurrence took place hut this was owing to the forbearance displayed by the military, who never drew their swords, nor retaliated by any severity, notwith. standing they were brutally assailed with missiles, and received blows from heavy loaded bludgeons, with which many «if the miscreants bad armed themselves.— Fiftnen of the most active of the con federacy were taken into custody. Tran quility was perfectly re-established on the 17ili. The disorders which began by the pupils ol the law school, mid ended by the populace, brought together in n few days the two principal phases of our revolution, llet ween the lirst meet ini's al the 1 aims bourbon, where the inirnis of the persons who composed it w ere ex aited by .speculative ideas—and the mobs of I’orte Si. Marlin, where men of the people, armed with batons, vociferated against the public (orce, and coveted tile gold of the shops—there is the same difference _as between 1789 and 1793. The rapidity with which these two events suc ceeded each other proves that neither of .I hem bad its root in the actual stale of tiling0. During the ten days of the late tumult nary proceedings, a great number ol arrests took place. We have abstained Irom naming any ot the persons arrested, and shall wait for their discloure in a court ol justice. We can, however, attest, as a matter of public notoriety, that in •be most tumultuous groups there were seen men whose position in society ought to have kept away. [il/wiilmr, 'Fite Gazette ol Valencia, of the 3 I nisi, speaks ol diHereut bauds,whichliavc been organised during some tune, in several provinces of Spam, particularly Andalusia mid Arragon. In the latter province it is distinctly said, that a confederacy lias been effected by a priest of Santa Cruz, and which is enrolled under the banner of the Cross. These confederates, wlitcli the liberals denominate banditti, rescin hie those which were formed at the coin* mencement ol the lat/war with France. In the sitting ol the Chamber ol Depu ties ol Tuesday, the Duke of Richelieu presented a project of a law for enabling the King to pay a suinol 7,000,000 francs t:> the Dey of Algiers, which was stipulat. ed for in an arrangement concluded on the 28lli ol October, IH19, between the 1 Government of France and the Regency ol Algiers, lor Die execution of the lieaty signed on the I3tli October, 1801, by the Consular Government. It seems that this sum was part ol a debt contracted by the Government of France with some Algerine merchants, who, between the year 1793 and the year 1798, had supplied mi it m icm ui corn tor me coil- i sumption ol the department* ol tlie south and the army of Italy. The disorder of the French finances prevented the pay inent of the entire debt, and a large sum **1 ill remained due, when, in consequence ol the French Expedition to Egypt, the Regency of Algiers declared war against i ranee. Flic Consular (govern men I, how ever, was desirous of re establishing a good understanding with Algiers an fan article of the Treaty of Peace, signed Oct. 13, I HOI, provided that France should im mediately pay the debt due to the Alge rine merchant*. Several sums wete at different periods liquidated hut the Regency, not being pleased with these slow and partial payments, had recourse to threats, deprived the subjects ol France of several peculiar advantages which they possessed within the Regency, and at length drove them fromits territories alto gether. arinus attempts were made at several periods by the Government of Fiance to resume its pacific relations with Algiers, hut they all proved unsuccessful, until at length an arrangement was made ill October, IHIW, which the present pro-* ject was intended to confirm. J'he pro ject was referred to the l>ur« mix. A Paris paper id June 26!l», contains the following Mr. Gallatin, the am bassador ol the United States of America had yesterday a long conference with M. PasquiiT, the minister oi foreign affairs." A* the close ol the poll in Dublin, lor a member of the Imperial Parliament, in place ol the late Mr. Grattan, Mr. Ellis had 161 Vote*, and Mr. Grattan, sou ol the d rCeased, 73. J he London Onrirr stales, that with in the last fortnight there had been a con siderable improvement in trade, as far a* respects colonial produce, mi which there had been more business doing than dur ing any period within the last two nr three years. Coffee hail advanced about It's, per cw t. SPANISH AMERICA. I REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. So much industry lias hern i>ul into operation by the royal agents of Spain in tin* United Slates, to spread abroad mis representations calculated to induce ad venturers from the U. States with subsis tence for the royal force I here, and expend *o much money on this work of decep lion, that it is a duty to keep the public constantly on their regard against these deceptions. A few days ago the proclamations of Murillo Com a, t liegef politico ol Caraceas; the latter of which ii was suggested was the production of the monopolists of Ca raeens, who compose part of the stall ol Mnrillo. The advices from Caraceas by way of St. Thomas, which we publish below, prove that we were not mistaken, for it m*w appears to have proceeded from tile cabildo. That is the municipality ol that ci'.v, composed of those monopolists, and who already display.by their concessions n advance, the desperation of the royal cause, and their readiness to worship the power that is already in the ascendant. But however specious, discreet, and prudent the immediate and unsought re» cognition of the title o| the most serene contrress, and the title of general of the patriot armies” may be to the president Bolivar, it cannot be forgotten in Vene zucla.thaf this is the same cabildo which a few months before, and for some years before, bad denounced Mint same con* gr«*ss, and that same president ns in-.* worthy of the laws of civilization, but deserving to be treated Lite wolves. We have the Conner of'Orinoco, of the I7lh June, the samedates as below and wc copy from the paper of that dale, I fie following most eloquent and able article; to which the translation cannot render adequate justice. [Aurora. Trout the Courier of Driunco, Iff A June, isio.] The following article ol the Courier of the Orinoco, of 17 Jqne, we consider in lact 'AH itll 41 flu i:t I urltfln (translation.) I here is a rumor 111 town of the arrival at Ilarhadnes, ol some Spanish officers on their route to Caraccas, with propositions lor an amnestv to the president of' Co’om fmr, until the Cortez shall assemble and determine the question id war or peace "'ill* South Ameiicu. This rumor which may he so agreeable to those who arc adverse to tlie further expenditure ol human blood, wants confirmation. In all the documents wlikli we have seen issued by the provisional junta ol Spain, we have discovered nothing about South America, except the re-establish ment of Hie old department for the ad ministration of affairs ol the dominions beyond the sea. It may he that by this channel those rumored proposals of am nesty are to he tendered to the people of South America who have thrown ufi'the yoke of Spain. Ifthe provisional junta al Madrid should he actuated hy the same generous feelings as the chiefs who have liberated the peninsula, nothing could he more proper than to put a stop to lr a majority of them, were (^nirogus and A ceut/os, there would be noiAiug to appre hend the conclusion of lhi!» sanguinary war would (hen be ceitain, hViI it would be succeeded by a d< tinitivr Uraty of peace, ol which the lundarueidal basis would be the absolute mdt p. r.di in c of all South America. ijui us mis certainty mu noj i>e tit ca-r, il is proposed lo oiler tm unat-.swrr al>l«* replication to the rumoured project, which will be—first, that th« teniral su preme power devised by the constitution st all he established in South Amt-ma: second, the national legislative body shall he assembled at Panama, or any other position Ihut may he selected hi South America, where the executive power al?:. shall reside and third, that Spain slrail he dependant on the authority their common government. Stu b is the out line o! the counter project. With these conditions it may lie safely presumed in anticipation, that tin* people of South America would swear to the constitution again. Fourth, Ihat th" judi< jury power i.i the p> nitistila shall lie exercised according to the forms presented by the law of the Pth October, 1812, for Sou’ll America and America shall cm icise its judicial power, independent of any interference from Spain. To proposition* like these it is prof itable the Spaniards u ay raise the very objections wb:eh the South Americans have already offered against the conslstii* lion; because, as they might sr.y, the judiciary power would otherwise he cxu rrcised at a distance of ‘iotitt leagues_ Hie Spaniards cannot all-go that they could have better motives in suet: a cash than the South Americans have had lor maintaining their right* by arms since 18in. Tlieli il so, why prdi.-tyj that the Americans should submit tkcmselvpg to the convenience of the Spaniards, v lu> would tliemselvca refus" to submit oti same terms lo the South Americans..... Where, then, is the at iet ohacivanci of the natural rights of mankind according to our hypothesis, alike obligatory er» Spam as on South America f.»I)n NOT INTO OTHERS A.i YOU WOULD NOT TH AT OTHERS H1loVl.tr DO VNTO YOU. Whnt, th'u, ts fn ti' .y i 4 rllt I