The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-31 00:00:00, page 4

' FOREIGN.
J\fgm-Yo*K, July 23.
LATEST FROM S WED AW*.
The fetal aailing ahi/i Oliver £lswortht
cap tain Hall, arrived at this fiort on 6'afur_
day evening from Gottenburgh, which she
left on the first oj June.
Air. Strong, a passenger, informs us that j
in all the Swedish fiarts, American vessels
and property were respected ; .hat the '
British admiral Saumarez. in the Victory
vf 98 guns and the Afa s of 74. blockaded
Gottenburgh and the different /torts in the j
Baltic but had not captured any American
Vessels ; that no new decr ee had been re
tcntly issued by the king of Denmark a
gainst American Commerce, neither hud
any sequestrations of American ftroficrly
taken filare lately at Tonningen.
In consequence of the blockade, ra«r_
kets at Gottenburgh were completely at a
stand.
About 20 sail of British vessels under
American colors 'tdtn w: h colonial pro
duce Ucl and ha. .g fbtgedpapers, were
laying at Gottenburgh —Mer. Adv.
JbATEST NEWS FROM DENMARK.
AND ENGLAND.
» "Yesterday arrived at this port, the hrig Luna,
Southworth, from Tonningen, which port she
left on the 2J of June
C=.pt. S inform* us, that American vessels
ami property were not molested at Tonningen—
that no new decree for sequestrating American
property had l.»t«iy been issued* and that the
IDe'krts were tolerably good.
C. pt. s further adds, that it was rumored, the
Fi-ench were speedily going to take possession
of Stralsund and Stettin.
The Luna cam • through the English Chan
nel, and on theftltJ'f June, ofi" the Lie ot Wight,
•poke# Biitish vessel, and Captain S obtain
ed a file of London papers to tire 5m of June
inclusive, which h« has obligingly favored the
Ed.tors of the Mercantile Advertiser with,
from which they have made the following ex
tracts.
, The raising of the American embargo was
not known in London on the 5th of June.
I.on'son, June 5.
This morning we received a variety of Ger
man. Gazettes to the 24'h ult. The principal
nrilcles of intelligence are given in the following
extracts :
Jiwract if a letter from Beltingborg, dated May
.. 24.
, i ncre n.-is Deen an engagement Between an
English merchant ship and a Danish lugger,
commanded by Lieutenant Sonderup, in winch
the Dane was beat olf with the loss of two men
killed and two wounded. Three sad of the line
are in the Belts, one of them bearing an ^.dmi
rat's fl.g ; they sent boats ashore on the Island
of Sprogoe. A Swedish merchant ship has been
detained by the gun-boats at Eisineur. A con
voy of eighty sail has passed Nyborg English
troops have landed on the Island of Sprogoe
{‘r««m the three sail of the line ; it was supposed
that the Island was taken possession of for a wa
tering place.”
It appears from the Paris papers, to the 30th
tilt, that Ihe expectations entertained by the
Court of St. Petersburg!), ofa vigorous co opera
tion on the part of the Servians against the
Turks, have been completely disappointed. Tne
Hu *:an corps that passed over the right bank of
the Uinube, has been obliged to return precipi
tately Murat afTc-cts to make preparations for J
the invasion of Sicily.
lhe intelligence brought by the Gotlenburgh
M «ils has created an unusual sensation of alarm
among all commercial men The hope that Sir
James Saum^rti had mistaken the tenor ot his
ins*ructions, however, in some degree allayed
their tears. In order to ascertain this important
point, a deputation of Merchants were this day
to apply to the Board of Trade. Had our go
veri ment intended that the Swedish ports
should be formully blockaded, there is no doubt
but the usual notice of this intention would have
been given to the Miuigleis or consuls of Fo
re.gn powers Such a notice was published in
the G-.ze'te, when the blockade of several oJ
•be F encli ports took place ; but has not hither
t-- made its appearance with respect to the Swe
dish harbors. So much alarm liad been exci
te l at Goltcnlrurgh, by the measure adopted hj
S*r James SauiTurtz. Urn several respectable
merchants came in tne packet, for the purpose
ot obtaining a proper understanding on mat mb
jec.t. To a question put to Sir J >aumarez by
kite American Consul, “ Whetner Americans
•coming or going diri-ct wilb tltcir own product
would rtqutre licences J" he replied, “ That lit 1
considered the regulations as meaning to ex
elude all vessels indiscriminately, unless the)
were provided with licences ” We tear that
should Sir James have rightly interpreted Ins in
structions, this measure will prove a fresh source
of contention with America, m a time when the
roost amicable sct’lement of differences was ex
pelted to take place.
Testerdny the wound in the head of his Royal
Highness the duke of Cumberland was dressed
for the first time Iis appearance is very favoru
ble, and denotes a speedy cure.
From Lmbden, under the date of the 26th of
last month, we learn that the intelligence from
South Holland whs unfavorable; that all colo
nial produce beyond the Maeze had been seized, |
and that the unfortunate Louis had been ordei. d
again to repair to Haris
Some letters were yesterday received in town .
from New York, by a vessel arrived at Liver
pool They state that the two branches of tht
Legislature had agiet d to the adjournment ofj
Congress on the 24th of April, leaving certain
discretionary powers vested in the President
Mr Windham, a member of parliament, died
on the 4th of June.
Severn passengers were brought on -bore to
^fastings, on Sunday, trom a vessel in di tress
in fheofitiig The vessel pi lives to be one from
Dieppe. These passengers state, the latest
rumors when they sailed, that the newbiide
proposed tor Ferdinand V11 is a d uginerofLti
Cien Bonaparte ; that accounts had oecn received
of «n insurrection having lately taken place ai
Naples ; and that General Scba4tiani, .pprthcn
flive of some summary of investigation of trans
actions in Spam, was reported to have destroyed
himself.
Price of stocks this day at one o’clock_.3 per '
C H 69 1-2 5-8—3 per C. C 70 3-8—1 per C.
9t 1-2—6 pet C. 101—Omnium 1 1-4 pr.
£anh of the Maine, May 14.
We read in the Herne Gazette, that Gostavu*
Adolphus IV. has refused the annual pension of
30.000 cio« n«, which the stale* of Sw eden had
assigned Imn, and that this Prince will only en
joy hla private revenue. He has requested, it
is said, of Professor Z ing, at Baale, to choose a
Governor tor Ins son
P*nn, May 19.
The religious orders ara suppressed through
out the kingdom otJtaly.
The foil*wifiif is M ropy of the letter from the
Emperor Napoleon to the Archduke Charles, re
questing him to officiate as liispiwxy at the re
cent m*i i iage ;
" f *no w not a worthier Prince, a greater com
tpsndef,than yolir Imperial tlighm-,*. The two
■icinorahle haulea in which we were opposed to
«,*v4 otUu m tbc law war, n>ade me io well *c
yin express was sent to the admiral
•with the following question: •• if American
vessels currying thrir own produce either
| direct ,* >m Artur.ca orfrom hence, were Li.tr*
wtoe subject to such licences ” ? J'o which
he relumed this answer in writing /
have to injorm you that 1 conceive the re
gulations were meant to include all vessels
indiscriminately, and that Americans should
be provided with licence*.” Thus the ports
in the Haitic, rus ward of the heuw and the
JS/aze of Norway, may be considered in u
state oj blockade. The news is in u crude
state anil undigested as i,et, and every per
son at a loss, home conference amongst
Americans will no doubi soon take place, as
there are a number of vessels prepared to
ail higher np, and slopped in ctriseyucrtc^
Philadelphia—July 25.
Extract op a lettek,
•* Got»t.ui*uiy Z3 -2b.. ■■ /'/lieplace
isso comfreteiy overs ockcd ivi h those ur
lien t ^ colonial and American/traduce j <hat
sfn culu ors are afraid to make un offer ;
and an Order oj council firoluhiung all ves~ \
«eln (Americans atone excefuedJJ>om cn
icring or leaving Siv> dish /tort*, with a
British license, has fiut an end to enier
firizc of every kind and a f.erfect stugna
non oj Business is the consequence. J his i
measure of the British has hern firoduced '
by the Ivwcdca excluding British vessel*
from thiir fiortn since the 24. h Aftnl.
" Adm. bir J Haumarez lies at the en
trance of this harbour, m the Victory and
| 8 other shifts of the tine, several frigates and
\a large convoy of merchant vessels from
England bound uh the Baltic.
qn tinted with your vnev'.tt, and 90 covered you |
w.th glory in my eyes, that I am anxou". to gne
the world a solemn proof of my sentiments in
■th>* respect, by proposing to you, my prince, to
espouse, in my place, U by virtue of my lull pow
ers, my beloved Louisa, the future Empress of
France. Be pleased to perform for me tins in
teresting act, which tends to secure the tranqui
lity of Europe ; and by giving my hand to the
Princess Louisa, loelfuce every tlnng that is not
inseparably Connertett wiih a peqietual friendship
j between France and Anuria.**
I May 2*
To His Sehsxb Highness tub Puincs Or
1 Neufchaiil
Munich, May 8
“ The marriage of His Royal Highness the1
Heredua.y Prince of Havana w.m her Hoyal
Highness the Princess Theresa, of Hildbourgh
a u son, is fixed to the 26th of this month their
Highness will remain in tins capital nil the pre
paration for receiving them at their n< w resi
deuce shall i>e completed.” fMoniteur M ty 1« )
“ CONbi ANiINOi ^E, M-ico 24.
The armaments here continue with the
greatest activity, hut the scarcity of provisions
is very great, and continually increasing. The
greater part ol the Jainss <nes have set out lor
die a. my ot the Grand Viair; a great numoer
are likewise expected towards tne end of the
month horn E^ypt slid Asia Every thing, in
.act, announces a continuation ol iUc war VVe
•.re, however, assured, tnat the Charge d’At
laires for Denmark, the liarun de iluoson, has
received instructions to attempt a mediation be
wc.ii the two belligerent powers, it is at least
. eiIh 111 tnat Im has 11ad a coniorertce with iiie
Ministers of the P irte, and that he has sent oil a
cornier to hi. Petersburg
Montreal July 9 —On Thursday the 5th inst
M. Donato :*i jc k uzie, em larned at L. i Chine,
accompanied by Mr. W P Hunt,and a crew ol
s xiecn men in one Canoe, for the Noidi West
C 'asi ot tins Continent, with a view ol opening
a new ITaue. “
A *ir Yok£, July 24.
L.sl'1 EST FROm Ux±.*MA A.
Our udvicco from 1'onningen by l/ic Eli~
zu cu/i.. (2 ggk hull, ure brought Uozuu to
uu 9:It of June, at which time American,
firuher y was rea/tec ed
L\t/i C. informs uu ihat it was re for ted
at Tonntngen the day before he nailed a/.d
generally believed, that u conation >iud been
fr.vied to act against the E infer or Aufo
leon consisting f England, Kussia, Hide
den, and ike uuoman JJorte.
'** Monseigneur—Agr.-eablv to the communi
cation made tu your Serene Highness, m one of
<ny preceding d'-spatches, the batteries of M »ta
pf*»rd ■ Point were unmasked at four o’clock on
the morning of the 21st, and a fire commenced
from 43 pieces of canon and mortars on the ene
my s ships, which had hkrn a station between
that point and the Punial Castle, from which it
Supported the fort of Matagorda, and greutly in
ronunodedour works. Several red hot shot were
i fired ; some of which struck a ship of the line,
! ar“l her on fire. This vessel, as well as sev
eral homos, sloops, and gun boats, were obliged
to withdraw from their position. The whole fire
was then directed on Matagorda. This fort, not
withstanding, continued to defend itself until the
morning of ill. 22d, and would probably have
held out 24 hours longer, if oiye of our shells,
which fell on the powder magazine, had not
blown it up, dismantled the works, and killed a
number ot men. The rest of the garrison, alat m
edby tins accident, hastily embarked, and 1< ft
the tort to be occupied by the 'Imperial troops_
Marshal the Duke of Bellunn informs me, that it
was intended, on the following' night, to occupy
it in three; to republic work, and direct 21
pieces of cannon that have been found there a
gainst Cadiz.
“ *he capture of the fort of Matagorda will
neccssai ily have produced a great effect at Ca
diz ; and the more so, because the enemy’s ships
may now be atuackcd at tlieir anchorage, and
cannot communicate except by stealth, and at
pigbt, with their establishment at the Caraccas
and tii£ inner harbour. We shall also derive
this advantage from it, that we shall be able to
.erect our batteries nearer, and throw shells into
Cadi*; at the same time that we shall assemble
in the Channel of Trocadero, the fi >uiia of
bombs and gun boats we are prepai ing Twen
ty of these gun boats will be immediately man
ned, and others are building. But on t .is sub
ject 1 must inform your highlit ss, that the pre
sence of a body ot 1000 or 1200 seamen, com
plelely organized (or seven more, if possible)
would be of great a->vantage to the service in
this quarter. i he greater part might man these
vessels, and tlie remainder might be advantage
ously employed on the coast ot the Ocean or the
Mediterranean ; a disposal of this force would
contribute to keep the country in subjection, in
tercept every kind of mercantile communication,
and thus contribute to the success of our opera
tions ; then should we begin to conceive hopes
of soon seeing tue numerous population ol Cad
iz, which already beg.ns to be straitened," sub
mit and dri'/e out the Eugli^li of their own ac
cord.
“ Marshal the Duke of Treviso, after having
cleared the coast to Ay am inte of tne enemy,
and beaten the corps of Ballasteros at Zalainca
la Heal, took measures for keeping the inhabi
tants of that district within the line of tlieir duty
and is sending to Seville the troops that he finds
I it necessary to leave there. Gen. Braver has en
I tered Lstramadura with a strong column. He is
j to communicate with the seconu corps, winch
has pushed a detachment to Los Santos Z-.tra;
he will afterwards Uke a position at Ho. quhlo
^Signed )
" The Duke of DALMATIA.
INCH ANCERY —At a court held for King &,
Queen county, at the court house, on Mon*
! (lay toe 9. h July, 1810.
Joint L. Hudgin, Pt'ff
Against
Gabriel Lewis Haller and Richard Brooke,
Drf'tt.
THE defendant, Gabriel Lewis Haller, not
: having entered his appearance and given security
i according to the act of assembly and the rule;* i.
j this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
! the court, that the said defendant, Gabriel Low
is Haller, is not an inhabitant of tins common
wealth : On the motion of the plaintiff, by his !
counsel, It is ordered, That the Saul defendant
Gabriel Lewis H.ller, do appear here on the I
second Monday in October next, and an&u or the I
I bill of the plaintiff j and that a copy of this order I
■ be forthwith puolished in some public newspaper ■
printed in the city f K.chinond, for two months
successively, and that nnothcr ropy be posted at
tiie front door ot this court house.
'Jest,
JRO. POLLARD, c. c.
july 24. «8w
IKON CAS 1 1N(>S, of every description
. (patterns being furnished) will be executed
iti the neatest manner, at the Foundery, attached
to the Virginia Vt < olfactory of Arms
JOHN STAKLE.S, iiujierintrntlant,
April 10. wbmp
A HOUSE fXJR SJLE—TUe framed house
belonging to the James Ktver Company,
near Belseiherc, and formerly occupied ny Mr
Jatne* Karris i Will be said, t-> the higl*e»t bid
iler, for ready money, at the L*gle Tavern, in
the city of llicbmond, on the iirst d-ty of Au
gust next. JiVlStllT /•(JALARD.
July 2f> rda
li LANK9,
or evctiv drscki rnos,
POrt SALE <U THIS OFFICE.
if tt* hie information from the Admiral. i
‘ / Hiive his ■ifemoon. (28th) read a
letter from Hamburg da ed 22d i nut. sea
ttng that a new decreeof Bonupure's has been
published winch confiscates all .dmerican
property imported into Frw.ee and her de
pendencies, since 20 h May l«oy ; and or.
ders the proreeds to be placed in the public
treasury. The writers give it as their o_
pinion, that it will be acted upon in all the
Danish. Prussian and Micklenburgh ports.
The property in Sweden is considered per~
J'ectlij 'safe ”
Bonaparte. by a decree dafed 7th Play,
offers a million of Francs to the inventor if
the best muchine for spinning fax.
The King’s birth day (the th h June) was
celtbrated wi»h great splendor in London.
' he American Ambassador was at the
King’s levee on that day.
IN CHANCERY..
•Louisa Count), June
court, 1810
Thomas NtickoUls,
Agai nst
Samuel Overton, jr. Richard Morris, James
Michie, Wm Conk . J »mcs Nelson, William G
Poindexter, executor of Warner H Broaddus,
deceased, Overton Harris, Edward Kiglintl,
John White, Elizabeth Lawrence, udmimstra
trix of William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Hotladxy, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Mcriwe
ther and Barnett Moore, Heffts
THE defendants,. Samuel Overton, jr Nicho
las Meriwether and B.trnctl *»oore, not having
entered their appearance and given security ;.c
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfccti. -t of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state : On the motion of the plaintiff, by his conn
sel, It rs ordered, That the sairt defendants, Sa
muel Overton, jr. Nicholas Meriwether & Bar
nett Moore, <lo appear here on the second Mon
day in - ■- —..next, and answer the plaintiff's
bill, and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in one of the newspapers printed m the
city of Richmond for eight weeks successively,
and published at the front door of the court house
of this county, on some court day.
A Copy T> at,
‘ JOHN POINDEXTER, Cl'k.
July 17 \\ 8 .v
IN CHANCEitY. Louisa county, line Cour,.,
1810
J .hu Lewis and Susanna his wile, Samuel Hes
ter, Buibara Bridgewater, Owen Burton Si Polly
his wife, Valentine cCutchen, administrator of
Ann Mi Cutchen, deceased, Ins late wife, Henri
etta Gre. nwood, and Benjamin K Putnam, le
jjal representatives of Ann Pulliam deceased.
Plaintiffs.
Against
Sam i Oierton.Jr adm’r with the will annexed
of Sam’l R .gland, deceased, Wm Cooke, James
Nelson, James Michie, Wm. G. Poindexter, ex
ecutor of Warnei H BroadduS, deceased, Over
ton Harris, Edward Ragland, Elizabeth L .u
rence, administratrix ot Wm Laurence, dec’d
Thomas Hotladay, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
Meriwether and Barnett Moore, Def’ts
1H& defendants, Samuel Overton, junr. ad
mmistialor as aforesaid, Nicholas Meriwether
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their ap
pearance and given security according to the act
ol Assembly and the rules ot tins court, and it
appearing to the salisiaclion ot the court that
they are not inhabitants ol tins slate ; on the mu
tion of tlie plaintiffs, by tneir counsel, It is or
dered, That the said defendants, Samuel Overton,
junr. administrator with the will annexed of Sa
muel Ragland, dec’d Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Moure, do appear here oil the second
Monday in —■■■■■ —■-next,, and answer the
plaintiffs' bih, and that a copy ot this order bi
forthwith inserted in one ol the newspapers pan
ted in the city ot Richmond, for eight week
successively, and published at the front door o
the court h use ol in 8 county, on some court day
A Copy Test,
■ yoHN POINDEX TER, Cl'k
July 17 w8w
F .rn SALE—T/tt PLANTATION whereon
lilt Hubacnbtr ('caiaL», j .o^ ..i uic county of
tlairico. about ten miles from Richmond, con
taining 580 acres. Upon it, there is a goon L)wel
ling House, with s x rooms in it, with rveiy ne
cessary out house ; all ill good repair except die I
barn ; anorctiard of the finest apple tries, m tois !
part ol the country ; an excellent well of water, \
in the yard ; and a very good seat for a saw mni, j
where a m il might be erected at less expence
than on any other situation I ,.m acquainted auli.
Tne soil is admirably adapted to .he culture ol
wheat, and produces corn tolerably well. Gen
tlemen who wish a handsome retreat from the
du*t anil heat of Richmond, during the summer,
will not often meet with such an opportunity ol
suiting themselves.
If not previously disposed of at private sale it
will be set up, to the highest bidder, in the E gie
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August._
One half of the money payable on the first Jan.
1811, (when possession will be given ;) tlie other
half in I'd months thereafter bond with secu
rity, (the pun >.tual pa\ ment thereof, to be secu
red by deed of trust,) will he demanded_J'he
purchaser will have liberty to sow small grain at
the usual time this fall.
This sale is made pursuant to the will of Major
Mushy, of re void in H ;nriro office—by
WILLIAM B CHiMBERLAYKE,
AUmm^tralor xvitJi the will annexed.
june 22. wtds
BY virtue of the Dm will and testament of
Rob< rt Means, di- eased ; will be Hold at
Public Auction, oil Wednesday the 1st day of Au
gust next, it fair, If mi, the next fair day—part
of a naked LO I OF GilUUNl), lying ween
the Dwelling Hoi.si of Augustine Davis andfhe
Basin—and - HOUSE AND LOT,on the ll.».
sin adjoin ng Mr Julio Purse—i'wt Ive mnnlhs
credit will be allowed The purchasers to give
bond with approved security, together wit . a
deed ot trust upon die property, to ensure punc
tual payment of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL,
Executor of the latt will and testament of Ro
bert Means decent id.
July 6- __tda
| l J Y Virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the
l 3 9th day ot April, luU'J, exe- uted by Na
thaniel Harris to me, for the purpose of securing
a sum of money therein mentioned, to the late
firm ol Buc/iannan, Dunlop, and Co I will pro
coed on Monday the 13Ui day of August next, at
10 o’clock, on the premises, to sell at Public
Auction, on acredii of -me, two and three years,
(equal instalments) # 1RACT Ot LAND, on
Fall’s Creek, in the County ot Pittsylvania, con
taining by estimation 3U70 acres, more or less,
being the same which Hie said Harris inherited
from lus deceased father, and on which there are
a good Dwelling House, Store House, Distille
ry, and litany otner improvements.
Bonds with approved security, to bear interest
from the dale, will be required, out the interest
will be remitted il die principal is punctually
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, July 6, 1810. tf
VGES 1 LEM IN, who liaslauglit the Greek,
Latin and English Languages, for several
years p«st, wishes employment for the ensuing
year. His name and place of residence maybe
known by applying to tlie Editor of the Enquirer,
with whom h, linn di'iNrsiied the most satisfactory
iestimoiitds ot Ins (ptaiiticalioiis and success as a
Teacher.
June 29. _
1Hh. Subscriber intending m a few days to
Jeavc tin* Stale for Europe, gives notice
i iat Francis H Htiobia is ins attorney in lact to
transact ins eu.'iiicss in his auScn c.
Tt,0/iA* OIL LI AT
June 8,
2m
• 4
IN CHANCERY—At I court held For Kinjf
Sc Qii-en county, at the court house, on Moil
lay the 9th of Jidy, 1810
Edmund Simco administrator of John Brumley,
dec’d Pit'ff.
Aoainst
Jl-omnkin and Elizabeth Brookes and
Tli >mas Jr fines, Def'tt.
THE .def ndants, James Lumpkin and Eliia
beth Brookes, not having entered their appea. ance
and given security according to the act of aasem
bly and the rules of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court, that the said defen
dants Jas. Lumpkins and Elizabeth Brookes are
not inhabitants of this commonwealth : On the
inotion*ol the plaintiff, by his counsel, It it or
drrrd. That the said defendants, James Lumpkin,
-and Elizabeth Bro<>kvs, do appear here on the se
cond Monday in October next, and answer the
h'llnf the plaintiff', and that a copy of this order
he forthwith published in a-mepublic newspaper
pnnh d >n the city of Richmond, for two months
successively, aim that another copy be posted at
the front door of this court house. ,
7 >*r,
RO POLLARD, c c.
July 24
w8w
I IJAMUNkEY F.ANI)—FOR SALE-Tue
1- subscriber being very deauous of paying all
his debts, b.is au'.iovizod and empowered Mr
J.<mes Fox, t •> dispose of about. J or 800 acres of
valu.iblt LAND, being a pari of tbe M nskill
Lodge Estate, in Ring William county ; about
6i<0 acres, lies nearly oj>pos»te to It nt >ver 1 own,
and adjoins tiie lands of Maj r D.bnev, and o
theis ; about half of this tract is Hit land, and e
cjual to any on Pamunkev river j the b daii; e i«
mostly in wood, and is ut very good quality .....
There is on this tract, a small dwelling Iwusi , .»
barn, fc.c. The other parrel adjoins the T unis of
Mi. Gideon Boslier anil Mr. Henry 1'imbcrl.ike’s
college lot, and it is nil in woods. Possess, n will
be given on the first day of January j and liberty
given of sowing wheat tins fall, on I5d acies,
which are now in corn
All just claims against me will be received in
payment, for either of the above tracts ol Land —
It is hoped, as the above steps are taken to saris*
ly my creditors, no process in law will be issued
against me
WARNER L WORM LEV
J‘>ly 24 _wif
I/'DUR'IEEn thousand eight hundred and se
? venty
ACRES OF LAND,
For sale on the waters of beneca creek, in the
county of Pendleton
On the eighteenth day of next month, hv vir
tue of a deed in trust, executed by Robert Bar
clay, to secure the payment of iHe sum therein
mentioned, to Kichard Gaines———I shall, bi lore
the door of the Eagle l avern, m tlie city of Rich
tnond, proceed to sell, to the lugiiest bidder, for
cssli, all or such part of tile said Lind, as may
be sufficient to discharge the s .id deed
11 GAINES, IVuster
july_lT_
BY virtue of a deed of trust, execut ii ■*» toe
subscribers, by Win Mayo, dece-sed, iite
of the county of Powhatan, and of record in the
court of the sa.d county : Will be offered tor sate, J
for cash, oil the 17th day ol October next, at me
court house of said county—one certain tract or
parcel of LAND, situate, lying and being in the
county aforesaiil, and containing by survey, 2U0
acres, it being that part of the tract containing
the improvements, on which the s:ud Maya fur. ;
merly resided For the purpose of indemnifying
Brett Randolph amTSeth Logon, who weiv se- j
curities for the said Win Mayo and his sou Da
niel Mayo, against the payment of a certain sum
of money, recovered against them in tlie af >resaid
court, for the benefit of the distributees of i nos.
T Swann, dec’d
The title vested in us as trustees only will be
conveyed to the nu' ch.iser.
JOHN LIGON }
james Poindexter, 5 1'USJrea
July 17
BY virtue of a deed oi trust duly »x • uie.l
and recorded, will be »oid at Buckingham
Court House on the second m on day in .-august
I next (being court day) t wenty or tliirly valuable
bLAVES, among whom aie several tradesmen ;
such as lougiiCaipenters, Shoemakers, Weavers
&c Terms of sale, one half cash, tne oth~rjnoi
dyp»j4 ile the first day of January follow ng_. i
Bond wr.h approved security wdl be .colored'
forth.. Iasi payment At l be same time and place !
will he offered 4lKl »cres of L/VND »y in^ i.nmt
seven or eig-it mdes above i lie said Court 11. iu.j ;
eims tlie s me as l’>r Si v ■
BY THE THUS FEE.
May 8 wldw^j
P Usii.lC PROi’EllTY — All the pro; .y be
long tg to ;l»•• C m nonwealdt of V-iginn,
in itie county of Fhiv i"m, very recently adv-rti
sod in th<- Enquirer an I the Virginia Argus . Wdl
he exposed to public sale, oa T:m sd:iy, the id.i
of August next, at the old Arsenal on the U i |
rack t-li'd, in sat.I county. 1 he terms of the sale
will be 12 months credit, the purchasers giving
con i with security, to be approved of >y ibt Ev
ecutive. The sale wdl ''ominence at 12 o’clock, '
nor will it b postponed ou account of the WC4 j
• her, unless it is very inclement l or further in !
formation, apply to
J'JHN WILLS.
Chatham, Fluvanna, jtine 2'J. ttw
I HB hubsfnbcr will tan t#sn twc.va
.*■ Young Ladies, as Koakdehs j »ptdics
tionssbal be made to In r, for llim pu p,,e,pre.»
vioustothpfirst dayofO i. next. Should a • af
fluent number ol applicat Oils, for g'Hi d „f
Young Ladies, not be mule before the to
October, she will, after that period b prepare ^ t»
accommodate, as boarders, halt u dozen young
gentlemen.
As an inducement to parents who may be in
clined to send thnr children to reside in Willi- •
amsburg, the subscriber thinks it proper to re
mark, that her dwelling is situated on the pub
lic square, a&d on one of the most pleasant and
healthy situations within the city. The terms
will be made known on application to
MA11Y M PEACHY-.
July 90. w-l.v.
M A DEI It \ WINE, believed to be of the ve
ry oest quality—tor sale by the Pipe ire
Hogshead.
GIB60N (V IfKbbhl’.SON.
June 19.
rf
: w Mo wishes to soli Land in H con ulus’of
I Cul|«*pi)er, Fauquier, Sp u-.} Kanin and Caroline,
l a*Sl' H »isos and L its, pleasantly and advanta
| g>«>u-.ly situ «ted on tin- Hill and Mainslreel, irv
the town of Fcderickshiirg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia. Miy 1 if
L> A N K.-N OTES LOS i -Du tr„- i, |;,a£
•s-e month, Was put into tile post offi c in (hi*
[>laoe, directed to Win Wood, Buck island, Al
to marie county, Bank Notes to the amount of
three hundred and tliirtv dollars, as dcsciibedi
b dow ; which have not been received by a_'‘.
Wo >d Tile necessary »t ps to stop the pa ^
nt' iilof the notes at the Bank, tiave been taken ,
as tne letter which covered those notes, may have
been missent, it isiequeated that it be seni to
th Milton Post Ofii e.
Virginia, Richmond, 2
C '349 >itnon Hunter 14 Jan. 1807 *
Do do C 14 > H- uyEllia, 17 Mai. 18jo ot>
Do do A 403 Wilson Allen 19 Jan 18of ..0
Do do C 2o8ti bdwm Ntiwl 1 Feb ldlu .,/)
Do do A 3.5b Simon Hunter 14 J .n lbi/7 5ij
Do do C 522 Phil Huger* 6 vJar ltW :>0
Do do D 3394 James East 25 Nov.1897. 10
Do. Norfolk,
A 1376 Ricli’d E Lee 2 VI., y 1805 20
RICH A KD AR 3UR50M.
July 17. ,f
0^1 thr firs* Monday ii August n**M, it bfciijf,
Ah-eii'Mrtr court d-t, M bill, if out, tf u
next fan -luy— Will be fid, in the town of Char*
loUcsvillc, the I'aVEhti and *t>purw nances at
present occupied by Capt. Triplett T Estr* in
•aid town—Also, between 6 and 7 acres of LanJ,
adjoining said towu, on the following term*, to
wit:
One fourth of the purchase money to be paid on
the first of J jnu <ry next j one fourth on the 1st
ot J oin arc. 18!2; one fourth on the 1st July*
1813, and Toe remaining fourth on 1st of January,
1815. Bond, with approved security, and a deed
ot trust on the property, will be required of tite
purchaser. The above mentioned property is gw
generally known, that a minute description of it
is thought unnecessary { suffice it to say, that
toe 1 ave.rn is large and commodious and in good
i*n*ir„.nnd not inferior as a stand to any in the
Upper C >untry Possession will be given on the
1st day «f October. Undoubted bonds due one
year before, the two last instalments would be re
ceived ; provided that no such bond is for less
than 100 dollars.
JOHN M. SMEPPARD,
If any person should be inclined to purchase
the above property by private contract, applicati
on may he nude to the subscriber in person or by
*cUe* *it liis reside net at Scotch-Town, Hanover
county
It u s-de should not be made, the above Pro
perty will be for rent or lease, as may he »e , ed
on ’ey , r *
Ju,v 13- 11st A
Virtu*? of a decretal order of the Court
5 3 ot the United States for the lift!, Circuit
aiul Virginia d.strict, pronounced on the 2lvJ
day ol Ju te, 1809, amended hv at* Ol der entered
•>n the 24.li day „f May, 1810, in a suit wherein
J'Min Lloyd, executoi of the surviving p.u Uicr
<>* Ca,~e! & Osgood Hanbury, « i4 pUm fi. atul
Rooert Patton and others were defendant* I
s.iad, on the first day of August next, sell to the
lushest bidder, on a credit of one, two and time
•years, the whole of the Estate called M \NS
HELD, Subject to the dower rights of theel
<l.-r Mrs Page, and to a tenancy, during the pi e
sent year, on the balance. This cl. gam and vaL
umle property lies within one m L ol Frederic ks
burg Tiie houses are among the beat in the
St de. The situation is extremely healthy, and
supplied with the best water—The soil issu, pa
sed to be equal to any on the Rappahannock ’ Hi
ve. ; on the border of which, ipexhaustible qnar
r,V\ vxccl.ent f te stone may be opened, pro
tni*mg g.-em profit to * man of enterprise Mrs.
* g. s u .wti' is in l,t/!42 «*ras ; the reversion of
wm »i, alter her interest is spent, w ill constitute
<>n.- Lot 1 lie part held l>v the tenants onto
vrt (. Page, Consisting of 6r2] acres, will con
stitute '•nuttier Lot: and the balance, of 1,13^
!»„,(.s, on wliicli the improvements are, will
m .k-j e thir.t Lot. Or, thi. last, theic are a
boui 500 notes «»i vo<id land, nrul on (tie others*
them IS the usual proportion of wood* if £
should find tna* it would suit the views*'f purcha
sers better, the Lots may be rxrulifi d on the dav
At the same time, &. in pursuance oftfie s.,m*
orders, I will sell indifferent Lots, on the same
terms, about el ven or twelve hundred acres on.
M •PU'“X d. vised by the late Cul P-getohia
son J'hii l P« to- rtie sales will commence at
12 o cl>ck ht fore the front" door oi William
Herndon’s ravern, in Fredericksburg, and be
adj.iuined, it necessary, from day to d.,v.
1'he purchaser ot each Lot must give bond,
with approved security, for the purchase money,
and the land is tor m.in bound U be re-sold, or*
default i.t payment, for so much ready money,
as may be sufficient to raise the b dunce then due,
and the residue, on credit, to meet the future in
stalment, or instalments ; the proceeds of whirl*
re-sale is to be in like manner secured-, and li.ia
operation of re -> is tobe made as often as sort*
cessivc default- *u dl require {conforming each,
to the terms prr.x cbt-u for the thst.
A complekt map of the land will bc.lcfi wiitx
Mi Als.jp, at Mansfield, who will show the
premises. BENJAMIN BO ITS
^'3' 29_ eptds
/ * hi s’-PO VDLIl !—The proprietors of lue
yj KinHwoNrt row mm /./.<? (1fy,r
f t sale, :.y the k. g or larger qu unity, F and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungi«2e<lwarranted
equal to any imported, and on i. ason.itilc terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, j
not approved. Appiv to
‘JAMES SJtOlVN J, Or.
DAVID J IlUHR *
M,v 22 2aw2w&lawtf
VVLL’AULE LAND FOU SaI.K — Th©
subscriber wiii s?l>, and jjive immedi .to
oJ'fiai welt k viwn estate; calird
Ulen'.eim. situated on the souUi west mountains*
mthe roun \ ot AlfieiU.’ic, containing' uy |;,[g.
surveys, um thotusnd eijght hundred mid ninety
arrec this I.ai.ci is ju t uliaily well adapted to the
«d 'Vise, i ami Tobacco, and consider d
Cfj.ikl in J rjility to .my . dj icesil there o ja
sSgut Six niilea from M.lum, f. „n which ph. e
tlit I e IS n easy II..VSK ttion foi baltcaux to lilt 0, y
ol Richmond. On the [.remises isa .arsc conirn li
<ms dwelling i| use, which, from the eleguict of
its situation, and other advant: makes its.
d< Mn alde residence for a gent> tl family. I; wilt
lie sold entire ui divid d. to suit purchasers_.
lr irdier particulars made knounby Captain John.
11 . iris. Alb m.e ie county, Mr J tints Patton,
.ilexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Kidely, BaU
litnore, or t u6sS.