The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-24 00:00:00, page 4

Nomfolk July 18.
tT/' Ily the sh:fi Inacreon ca/nain Peters,.
arrived here yesietday. we received
LONDON fia/iers to the 27</i of A/iay
iw > days Inter than before ; their con
ten s are by no means interesting
Such articles as ure worthy of notice arc
S’* veil.
LATEST FOREIGN ACCOUNTS.
London May 25—26—27.
We congratulate the country on the impor
taut newstrom theU.S. I« now appeals that
the good sense of the better part ot' the pco
pie ot Anieiica has gained the day, as, in
lact, oust be the case every where, for he
g <*at bulk of mankind arr grown wiser than
they were, and 'hey will act with and carry
through all the measures of wise and reflec
ting men
American papers to the 5th of April were
received yesterday. It appears from sub
sequent extracts, that a resolution to repeal
the non .intercourse bill has been carried in
the House of Representative* hy a majority
nf 69 to 53. We are happy to observe this
prospect of ihe good understanding between
the two c aintries being thus happily restor
ed ; the interruption ot which, for a single
dav, is the subject of regret with every li
Jural nr.an in the United Kingdom.
1 hr. latest account received yesterday of
t’»e state of the Princess Amelia’s health in
timates that she has experienced no very
material change.
Letters from Lisbon mention thit Mr. Jer
V s the American consul at that capital,
Lad obtained possession of the papers of 8
cn 10 embargo breakers in the Tagus, and
it was presumed the would suffer the pen
stlties inflicted by the laws of the U S. against
such delinquents
Sir R S radian sailed with 6 ships of the
Jir.e on the 20lh inst. from the Downs, on a
cruize off tht mouth of the Scheldt. It is
sarJ that th • French fleet has dropped down
the Scheldt from Antwerp, and that it is the
intention of the gallant Admiral to make a
dash at them while at anchor, should the
opportunity be aff «rded by the wind 8c wea
ther.
1 he possibility of this attempt is favored
l»y the knowledge acquired in the naviga.
tion of Doth rheEast 8c West Scheldt, in the
late expedition to Waicheren.
Letters from Ireland speak of several
large failures in Dublin, as well as in Cork
And Limerick, the effects of which will be
Sensibly felt in London
Accounts h-iVe been received from Tene.
rifle, which bear a distressing complexion.
An earthquake is said to have taken place,
And tile effects of it have been felt by the in
habitants to a Serious extent It had du
xnobshed a great number of houses, and ma
cy li ves w e understand were lost. The peak
of Teueriffe is stated to have been affected,
And part of it shook into the sea, which in
jured a g'eat number of vessels.
I lie evidence of 'he mate of the American
ship relative to Jeffery the seaman, is cur.
rubora,ed by the trsiimony of an ifficer of a
similat* description, who arrived in the
I) >vvns a month back—and seeing the state
nienr in the p.ipers, communicated .o the A
rnerican consul at Deal, information of a si
Tn l.ir nature, namely, that Jeffery was taken
fron ie Island if Sombrero by an Ameri
can schooner, and landed at Ma b.ehead,
Muss, where he resides.
We have nonet er authority (bad enough)
fhan a lumcr trom Plymouth, for the fol
lowing statement : •• A letter from an offi.
cer on bard the Implacable of 7-J guns,
states, that Baron dc K ,11 i has been txecu
ted in s'ght of ..ur shipping in Quibernn
Bay, aad his body left suspended for two
days.”
l'he tallowing is the substance of the an
swer returned oy Sir F. liur.Jett, to the ad
dress voted him by the inhabitants of Can_
terbury :
“ 1 anticipate, gentlemen, the happiest re
suits from the warm spirit of freedom which
I find so generally diffused ; and I am upon
file present occasion particularly cncoura.
god from observing that whatever differ
ence of opiniuh may exist upon minor points,
the whole city ot Canterbury is unanimous
sts to the necessity of retrenchment and re
form ; as in ihe petition agreed upon by the
Mayor and pail of the Common Council,
who do not concur with you, Gentlemen, in
the honor ym have been pleased to bestow
on me. hey do, however, concur with
you in tnat which is alone essential the ab.
^pluie nece siiy of immediate reform.
“ 1 remain, Gentlemen, &■'.
•• F. BURU4TI\”
Mr. D ckenson who accompanied Mr.
M .rkeiizie to Motiaix, and brought d s
p.i cues iroin thence some time ago, is re
turned to France with the answer to these
de patches. As Mr. Mackenzie is at Paris,
lie vili proceed thither direct.
tiome alarm was naturally excited in Rus
si i on the appearance of the powerful fleet
under ad uir-il Saumarez Several regiments
©t artillery uuicm- . for Cron* adt in order
to lord y and garrison that place, under the
apprehension ol an attack Iroin the English.
I. is said to he the intention ol Alexander to
©'lengthen the whole of the coast ol Finland,
si u to place troop, hi all the harbors of the
1J doc under his government.
Letters from Paris state,*.hit a report has
been circulated in that capital, and very
generally believed, that Napoleon inten..
ded to marry the daughter of Lucien B ma
p:-.i te to Ferdinand VII !
Letters from the Baltic to the date of the
21.Ii inst. s»ate, that the dismivdon ot the
two ministers Sernstorfi*has given rise to
touch dissatisfaction.
It was rumored that the kin" of Prussia
Was to be deposed, and to retire on a pen.
Bion ; and that the sovereign of Westphalia
ami Hanover was to connect with hisdomi.
rum, the pat; imony of the house ofBntnden
bm gh
'IJIHOBI ail tilt tjerman papers have rela„
ted, that xlie Empress »YZaria Louisa receiv
ed, on the t oad from Vienna tt> Paris, a plain
gold box, as a i resent Irom the Emperor
Napoleon, in which she found an acquittance
in lull for tile 25 millions remaining still due
ot the contributions of Austria to France._
'l he court Gazette of Vienna observes, that
nothing is w uiting to this anecdote, except
ti» ir it sti.iutd be true.
Lhevaltr.r I)'Eon —This celebrated fo
reigu. r,'in- niorable as a captain of lira,,
go ns in the sc nice of France, as well as a
political Char icier, and C harge d’Affaires
C om France his county, died on Tuesday,
in New Mdm in »i. iiihis8?d year. It will be
recollected by many ths* about 30 years ago,
d' ub<> were ef/fertaiued of the sex of the
Chevalier. I yi French Phyalcinn, Peng-i.,
lest, however, who attended the Chevalier
• b hi* Uv. laoincnts, and examined the body
positively declares thill it proved to be
that of a perfect mate.
From Amsterdam under date of the 15th
inst. we have the following article.
V The Dutch marine is to consist of 15
sail of the line, 100 sloops, gunboats, schoon
ers, 8cc. in three divisions : one at Helvoets
Inis, under Admiral de Winter, consisting
of the Chatham and Kuyal Hollander. 90
guns ; Minerva, Prize Lynx and Ajax fti
gates, and Iris sloop ;—2. in the Text I, under
admiral Lemmers. consisting of the Com.,
merce of Amsterdam, and Admiral Z>nt
man 80 gut's ; Brabant. 74, J hn De Witt
and J) ggetbnck 68 ; and Venus frigate :
—3. Off tire capital, under admiral Ver.
doorcn. consisting of the Prince Royal, 90,
and Commerce of Rotterdam. 68 ; making a
total of 9 sail of the line and 6 ‘rigates, ex~
elusive of brigs, gun boats, &c. Ortlershave
been given to nave this fleet incomplete rea
diness for service by the commencement of
Jolv.
The late R;ng of Spain Charles IV.
I still resides at Marseilles, with his spouse.
! the Queen of Etruria, and the Prince of
Peace.
i Tuesday the lord mayor ordered the price
of bread to be raised an assize and a half, or
3d in the peck loaf. The quartern loaf there
fore sells for 16'Jd.
I.OjVDOA M1RKETS.
Corn Exchange, Friday, May 25.
Tolerable supplies of Wheat has arrived
this day, sales at an advance but dull. — —
Flour at an advance of full 10s. per sack.
Wheat, 88s 100* 120s
Fine, 122s 125s
Rve, 48s 54
Barley, 34s 48s
Malt.'70s 72s
Outs, 22s 26- 30s
Fine FI uv 9.5-. 100s
Seconds, 90- 92 s
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS—May 25.
CITY OF LONDON PEEIHON.
FiiIdat—Alderman Combe presented the
petition, address, and remonstrance of ‘he
mayor, aldermen, sheriffs and liverymen of
the city of London, in common hall assemb
led, stating that they witi esstul with regret
the rejection of their former petition, and
that they would abandon their duty if they
did not call the attention of the house to ihe
subject. It then proceeded to advert tothe
imprisonment of Sir F. Burdett, and the alle
gations contained in the last petition & con
cluded by praying for a speedy and effectual
refoi .u in parliament.
The petition, on the motion of Mr. al
derman Combe, was ordered to lie on the ta
hie
CANTERBURY PETITION
Mr. Baker presented (headdress and de
'claration ot the mayor, sheriff and common
j council of the city of Canterbury, expressing
their concern at the insidious attempts mak
ing tu vilify the house of commons, and pray
iog that the house would preserve inviolate
the blesssiugs of the present happy constitu
tion.
The petition was ordered to lie on the ta
ble
CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION
1 he adjourned debate on Mr Grattan’s
motion for referring .he petitions of the R
man Catholics.»f Iceland, was resumed on
the motion nf Mr Parnell
Sir YV Scott, in a long speech which
could scarcely be heard in the gallery, said
lie as instructed by his constituents, the
electors or the University of Oxford, to op
pose the motion. He was the more gratified
ac receiving such instructions, as they were
thoroughly in unison with his own sentiments
on the subject.
Sir John Newport supported the claims of
the Catholics, because hey had uniformly
evinced a disposition to protect the constituti
on.
Lord Castlereagh, in a speech of conside
rable lengrh, s ated, that it would he dange
runs to die state and established church to
g\.ui' the object of the Catholic petitions, at
the same time he was willing to accede to it.
provided they disclaimed the right of the
pope to nominate their bishops, or interfere
in temporal subjects.
The h<>n. Mr. Lambe said, if this question
was not speejjiiy decided, it would be the ru
in of the country, aod concluded an animated
speech by declaring his warm wishes, fore
mancipation.
j Mr. Secretary R;der, Lord Jocelyn and
| the Chancellor of the Excnequcr opposed
the motion.
Gen. M. Mathew, L >rd Dursley, and Mr,
Ponsonby supported it
Mi. Perceval was against going into a com •
inittee on tins question, without any proposi
hon offered on ihe part of the right hon.
gentleman who originated the debate, and
observed, that even the warmest Iriends of
the Catholic claims now admitted the im
possibility of granting them, without many
concessions and securities, which they had
not thought fit to define, and which, even if
they hid defined, they were not sure the
Catholics would accede to.—Peeling then,
that to go into a committee without the most
dis.ai-.t prospect of any result that could sa
, tisfy the expectations of the Catholics them „
selves, could only be productive of new dis
appointment and irritation, he should vote a
gainst it.
Mr. VY'hitbread, in a most able and anima
i ted speech, supported the motion for the corn
mirtee.
j Air. Canning followed at considerable
i lengji against the committee, and thought
| the feeling of this country was not yet ripe
I for granting the Catholic claims.
At length, upon the suggestion of Col.
Hutchinson, the debate was adjourned to
1 Friday nexi—-Adjourned.
■ ■■ i im m ifi-i- ,_
[BY AUTHORITY]
LAI'S OF TllE CJWlTED STATES.
AN ACT
Fixing the mm format ion of public minister t amt
of Consult milling on the coast of Bat baty, anil
for other purposes
1> K it enacted by the Senate and House of Pt
> presentation of the United States of Ameri
ca, in Congress assembled, That the President of
thfe United States shall not allow to any minis
ter plenipotentiary, a greater sum than at the
rate of nine thousand dollars per annum, as a
rorr.pehsation for all his pers'«oal services and
exfw nrvs j nor to any charge deg affairs, a grea
ter mou th n at the rat* of four thousand five
hundred dollars p~r i»inuin, as a compensation
! r s!l hts personal s*rvi-cs and expeucea | nor
’o the secret try of any legation or embassy to »
ny foreign country, or secretary of any minister
plenipotentiary, a y eater sum than at the rate of
two thousand dollars per giiuarn, n a cornet nja
tion fof all his personal xriA'ce's and rxpehe?s ;
nor to any consul who shall be appointed to r<
>ide at Algers, a greater Mini than at the rate ot
tour thousand doll#n ptr nunum, as a compen
nation *or all h>s personal s-rvievs and «-x:>ences
— nor to any other consul who shall be appoin
ted to reside at atiy other ot the stale# on tile
coast of Barbary, a greater sum thin at the rate
•>f two thouNUiid dollars per air.urn, as a compen
satiou for all Ins personal services and expeir es
nor shall there lie appointed more than hi * eon
sul tor any one ot the said states : Provid'd.
It shall he lawful for the President of the United
States to allow to a minister plenipotentiary **r
charge des affair*, on going trom ttie United
States to any foreign country, an outfit, whirh
shall in no case exceed one year’s lull salary of
such minister or charge dos affair* ; Imt no con
sul shall be allowed an outfit in any case what
ever, any usage or custom to the contrary not
withstanding. ‘ \
Sue. 2 And be it further enacted, That to cn
title any charge ties affairs, or secrets y of any
b'g itiort or embassy to any llm ign country, or
secretary of any minister plenipotentiary, to the
compensation herein before provided, they sh:dl
respectively be appointed by the President''of the I
United States, by and wiih the advice and con
sent of the Senate ; but in the recess of die Se.
nalc, the President is hereby authorised io make
sucli appointincuts, which shall be submitted to
the Senate at the next session thereafter, fir
their advice and consent ; and no compensation
shall be allowed to any charge des affairs, or any
ol the secretaries herein before described, who
shall not he appointed ns aforesaid : Provided.'
That nothing herein contained shall he construed *
to authorise a* • appointment of a secretary to;
any charge des -«tl'»irs, oi to any consul residing
on the Barbary coast, or to sanction any claim
against the United States for cxpence incident to
Hie same, any usage or custom to the contrary
notwithstanding
Sec. o And be it further enacted. That where '
any sum or sums of money shall be drawn from
the treasury, under any law making appropria
tion for the contingent cxpences of interc urse
between the United Stales and foreign nations,
the President shall be and he is hereby authori
s'd to cause the same to be duly settled annually,
with the accounting officers of the treasury, in
the manner following, that is to say : by -causing
the same to be accounted for specially, in all in
stances wherein the expenditure thereof may in
his judgment he made public, and by making a
certificate of tlie amount of such expenditures
as he may tmnlc it advisable not to specify, and
every such certificate shall tie deemed a .-*ufiicient
voucher lor tiie sum or sums therein expr ssed
to have been expended
sec 4 And be it further enacted. That itslnll
not be lawful for tin consuls ot toe Unite States,
residing on the Burbury coast, or either of them,
to expend or to disburse, or pay, or cause to be
paid for any purpose or on any pretence what
<. ver, not authorised by law, to anyone of tile
Barbary powi rs, or the officers or subjects there
>t, a greater sum than three thousand dollars in
any one year, with intent to charge the United
States with tlie same, without first obtaining a
special approbation in writing from the President
of the United St tes tor that purpose—and every
such consul who shall, after notice of this
ict, expend or disburse, or pay, or cause to he
paid tor any purpose or any pretence whatever,
lot authorised by law, to any one of the Baiba
ry powers, or to the offi ersor subject-, thereof,
* gveal r sum than three itiousanu dollars in ally
one year, or shall be aiding oi assisting therein,
without fi si obtaining die approh »tion ol the
President as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay
to die Treasury of tile U nted Stales, a sum e
qual to one bull of hi» yearly compensation j and
a tall moreover stand Chaigcd with, and t>e ac
countable for all monies so disbursed or paid, con
trary to ’.lie provisions of this act
&>ec. .5 And be it further enacted, Thai from
and abet in. fiisidaynf Nyvcino. r ilex , no coil
sul of the United States residing on ute B ro*ry
coast, shah own in wnole r pail any snip or
vessel, or be concerned directly or indirectly in
the exportation from, or iniporutiioii to any ol the
states on the coast ol B irhary ol any goods, wares
or merchandize, oil penalty that every consul so
offending and oemg thereof convicted, snail tiff \
every offence forfeit a sum not exceeding one \
thousand dollars
Sec 6 And be it further enacted, That it shall
be the uu y ot uie cunsuis residing on the Bd
oary coast, ta) transmit to tlie Bocretu-y of me
Treasury annually, an account of all monies re
ceived, and of all disbursements or expenditures
made by them respectively, for on acc ,um ol the •
United States, and the particular purposes to j
which the monies have been applied, and tlie •
vouchers t<» support the same—and the Becreu- |
ryot' the Treasury shall transmit to Congress,
within two months after the commencement of
the first session thereof in every year, a statement
of all tin; in mics disbursed from the Treasury
of the United Stales, for expences of intercourse
with tlie Baroary powers during tlie preceding
>eir, herein noting as far as cart be ascertain
ed at lue Treasuiy, the sums received by the
respective agents or consuls, and the purposes
to winch the sarncJiaTe been applied.
Beg 7 And be it further enacted, That the act,
entitled “ An act in addition to the law of lue
United Slates, concerning consuls and vice-con
suls,” approved July sixth, one thousand seven
hundred and ninety seven, and the act, entitled
“ An act to ascertain the compensation of public
ministers,” approved .ay the tenth, one ilmu
sand eight hundred, be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
J b. yarnum,
Speaker of the Hou^c of Representative*
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro Inn.
Ajpbo veu,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, 1810.
i/ OUR 1’EliN thousand e glu nunaicu uua se
' venty
ACRES OF LAND,
For sale nn the waters uf Beuaca creek, in tlie
county of Pendleton
On the eighteenth day of next month, by vir
tue of a deed in trust, executed by Robert Bar
clay, to secure tlie payment of the sum therein
mentioned, to Richard Gaines-1 shall, before
thedoor of the Eagle 1 avern, in the city of Rich
mond, proceed to sell, to. the highest bidder, for
c -sli, ail or such part of the said Land, as may
be sufficient to discharge the said deed,
//. G AIW ES, Trustee
J"ly 17 w3w«I
BY virtue of a (tend of .trust, executed to tool
subscribers, by Wm Mayo, deceased, lute
of tbe County of Powhatan, *nd of record in the
court of the sa.d county : Will be offered for »y/e,
for cash, on the 17th day ot October next, at tbe
court house of said county—one certain tract or
parcel of LAND, situate, lying and being in the
I county aforesaid, and containing by survey, 200
acres, it being that part of the tract containing
the improvements, on which the said May<* for
merly resided For the purpose of indemnify mg
Hrett Randolph and Seth, Ligon, who were se
curities for the stid VVm Mayo and bis son Da
niel Mayo, against the payment of a certain sum
of money, recovered against the in in the aforesaid
Court, for the benefit of tnc distributees of 1 no*.
T. Swsnn, dec’d
The till*; vested in us as trustees only will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
joirN tiooy. \ ,
'JA MLS EOJSDEXTKR, $
July 17 v.Tu
BLANKS,
or r.vmtr iiticamns,
&>H HALE Af THIS Off ICE,
' * I ■
IK CHANCERY. —.Louisa County, June*
court 18to ,*'
Thomas Ntickok^ Rlt'ff
Against m
Fimu.-l Overton' 'r. Richard Morris, James
M chie, Wm Ciy\,y, J imes Nelson, William G
PoindeX’er, rx'^uior of Warner H B.-oaddus
deceased, LI arris, Edward K igland,
Jolm White, JjjSJ tabeth Lawienee, adnnuistra
11 ik of YVillia'tftV'r,awrencet deceas d, Thoms*
Ifoil.idxy. Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Me-iwe
ther and Barnelt Moore, Def't*
THE defendvnts, S muel Overton, jr Niclio
11* Meriwether ;ind U.»metl '•'hiore, not having
entered their aoni’ar tnce and riven security sc
the court that thAv aie not inhabitants of ibis
state : On the mot^ n of the plaintiff. by his conn
se|. It it ordered.) A tat tlte s dd d. f ndauis, Si
muel Overton, jr TOjcholfes Meriwether k Bur
nett Moore, do tnpear here on the second M-ut
day in ———next, and answer the pt onttf’s
bill, and that a copy of this order be forth w oh
inserted in one of the newspapers printed in the
city of It ehmond fireipht weeks success-' ely,
sod published at the front door of the court house
of this count!, on some court d ,y.
A Copy 7*i st.
JjHX POINDEXTER, Ct'k
J'dv 17 v 8 v
K N CHANCERY. Louisa county, June Cun
fi 1810
J Ini Lewis and Snsinna his wife, Samuel II s
ter, Rarhara Bridgewater, Owen Burton V >11 v
his wife, Valentine rCut. lien, adm'nistr tor of
Ann McCutchen, decoys-d, bis late wile, H nri
ett« Greenwood, and Bcnj im:n R Pulliam, le
gal representatives of Anti Pulliam d <•>•**• d,
P. utat Jfs.
Aga • K3T
Sam’l Overton,jr.ar!m*r with tlie will annexed
ofSam'l R «gl sod, deceased, Wm C'>>kc, J .mes
Nelson, James Me-liie, \Vrn. G. Poindexter,« x
ecutor of Warner H Uroaddus. deceased. Over
ton Harris, Edward Ragland, Elizabeth L •«
rence, administratrix of Wm Laurence, dec'd.
Thomas Holladuy, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
Meriwether and B irnelt M’xire, Def'ts
THE defendants, Samuel Overton, Junr ad
ministrator as aforesaid, Nicholas Meriwether
and Barnett Moore, not having ente-ed their ap
pearance and given security a^Wording to the act
of Assembly and the rules of ibis court, anil it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state ; on the mo
tion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, It is or
dered, That the said defendants, Samuel Overton,
junr administrator with the will annexed of Sa
muel Ragl mil, decM Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Mo.,re do appear here on the second
Monday in --n-xl, and answer the
plaintiffs’ bill, amt that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the newspapers prin
ted in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
successively, and published at the front da >r of
the court house of ties county, on some court day.
4 Copy Test.
JjHN POINDEXTER, Cl'k
July 17. w8w
PUBLIC PROPERTY —All the properly be-1
longing to die Commonwealth of Virginia, i
in the county of Fluvanna, very recently adverti
aed in the Enquirer and the Virginia Argus . Will
be exposed to public sale, or Thursday, the 23d
of August next, at the old Arsenal on the B.-r
rack Hill, in said conney. The terms of the sale
will be 12 months credit, the purchasers giving
eond with security, to be approved of by die Ex’ !
ecutive. The sale will commence it 12 o’clock, i
nor will it be postponed on account of the we a- ■
ther. unless it is very inclement. For further in
formation, apply to
JOHN WILLS.
Chatham. Fluvanna june 29. l$w
LpOR SALE THE HOUSE AND LOTS
in the City of lli '.inuml at present mine'
occupation of vir ) , m St J .'in
The improvements eonsi>,i o*'a g .J dws'.linp J
House, Office, kitchen and at ble. O.s trie aouai e
opposite to the House, are t wo hull* ore lot |
which will be sold separated \ or wild fi» hoieo I
The terms oiav b* k nwn on application to M.
Si. John on tiip premises, or to the subscriber m
Lynchburg
W K IDFJRD.
1 _ ___ *8w
I > Y virtue <»f a de. d of trusi executed to no
1# :>V H* snor:’ K. >ey. 1 » secure die p.-.y
nivul of one hundred md vxddLrs. due to J -
s«t Bonnet, well interest f in die third d y 01 D
comber, 1808, wdl be sold for c is 1, it public sail ,
at the court House of Muon r um y, and ’at * o!
Virginia, on the last Saturday in Jidv next, fine
hundred and seventy five acres 01 La ND lyi:,
and being in said county of M.>son, adjoining J,.
lands of Joseph M< B ide and o«*u rs
THOMAS HOG, TVvtree
June 1. wlOw
Y virtue of a deed of trust duly x utc,
> and recorded, will be sold at Bu kmgham
Court House on the second monday 01 ,>Vugm
next (bt mg court day) twenty or thirty v.du.toh
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesmen ;
such as rough Carpenters, Shoemakers, Weavers
&c Terms of sale, one half cash, the oth r mo
ety payable the first day of January following—
Bond with approved security will be required
for tli« last payment. Ai the same time miiu plac e
will be offered 4U0 acres of L AND lying aoout
seven or eight miles abovi the said Court House ;
terms the same as for 'lie S!. ver
BY THE TRUSTEE.
May 8._ wl3w^(
F;R SALE— The PLANT A TION, whereon
the subscriber resides, m me county of
Henrico, about ten miles irom Richmond, con.
taming 580 acres. Upon it, there is a goml D wcl
ling H mse, with s:x rooms in it, with every ne
cessary out house ; ali in good repair except the
barn ; an orchard of the fii.est apple trees, m tins
part of the country j an excellent well of water,
in the yard ; and a very good scat for a saw mill,
where a mill might be erected at less expence
than on any oth'-r situation ! m acquainted with.
Tne soil is admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces corn tolerably well Gen i
tlemen who wish a handsome retreat from the j
dust and heat of Richmond, during the summer, i
will not often meet with such ar. opportunity of
suiting themselves.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, it
wdl be set no, to the highest bidder, in the E.gle
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August._
One half of the money payable on thefiisi Jan
1811, (when possession will be given ;) the other
half ir. 12 months thereafter Bond with secu
rity. (the punctual payment thereof, to b^ »<;cu
red by dec.l of mist,) will be demanded-l lie I
purchaser will have liberty to sow small gram at i
the usual lime this fall
This sale is made pursuant to ‘.he will of Major
Mosby, of record in Henrico office—by
WILLIAM B CHAMBZRLAYNK,
Administrator with the will annexed.
June 22_ wtds
IJ Y virtue of the last Will and testament of
13 Robert Means, deceased ; will be a<>|d at
Public Auction, on Wednesday the 1st day of An
gust next, d fair, If not, the next fair day—Hart
of a naked LOT OF GROUND, lying between
the Dweli rig House of Augustine Davis andtlie
Busin—and a HOUSE AND LOf, on the B «
sin adjoining Mr John Pune.—Twelve months
credit will he allowed The purchasers to give
bond with approved security, togemer with »
deed of trust upon the property, to ensure puric
tu.vl payment of the purchase money
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of the last ©./< (Out testament of Ro
fort/Meant dictated. *1
July 6, tda j
BY Virtue of a dc'chl or trust, 1 erring tut** t>*e
9<h d»y of April, IK)2. , xeruted by Na
thaniel Harris to me, lor the purpose of securing
* sum of money there » mentioned, to the late
ntn of Buckannan. Dun/ofi, and Co I wilt pro
ceed on Monday the Utu day of August n*-xt, at
10 o’clock, outlie pri-mit.es, to Sell at Public
Auction, on a credit of one, t wo and three year*,
(equal instalment*) a TRACT OF LAND, oo
Fall’s Creek, in the county of Pittsylvania, con
taining by estimation ."U70 acres, more or less,
being the same which the s-nd H irris inherited
Irom his dareasetl father, and on which lh>-rc are
a good Dwelling House, fctore House, DistiUe- <4%
iy, and many oilw-r i'->prov< mt-nts.
B-ituls with approved security, to bear interest
fi..in the date, will h - r» q iin*d, hut the interest
will be remitted it the principal is punctually
paid. ^
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg. July 6 1310. tf
1 GENTLEMAN, who has taAght the Greek,
a \ Latin and Engltth Lr-nguaucs, lor several
years p st, w min s employment for the ensuing
y*,r His name and place of residence maybe
known y applying to the Edit ir of the E-q-iirer,
wit ■ wh m he has deposited the most satisfactory
testimonials of his qtt dilications and success as a
Teacher.
J"Qe 29._wtf
3 'HE Subscriber intending in a few d *ys to
i L av : th«a Slat*- lor Europe, gives notice
f A4 Francis R Strobia is his at loriicy in i*ct to
transact his business in his absence.
THOMAS GILLIAT.
jnne 8. 2ib
I''WO or three Young Ladies, (f om the coun
try, ) whose parents wis • ihvin benefited hy
any seminary ot learning in Richmond, may be
iccoipin idated with BOARD, in » resptct.thle
family For particulars, apply to tLe Editor of
the Enquirer
J"- *_tf
\\f ^ULl). .n H mover court uouse
»» on tin.-fonttb \V-diitsday in this month,
being court d <y —T ic 65 acres of LAND con*
vcyed ;> deed of trust from Ri.ba.d E Arm
strong ,»nd wife to us, tor the purpose ol" secu- '
ri <g a d, bt due to Parke Street The trust deed
bears date the 3d ol May, 1803 and is of record
m the court ol this county.
ANTHONY STREET,
C. P. COODALL
Hanover, july 6. tds
ON tin: first Monday m August next it being;
Albemarle court d y, it lair, if not, the;
m vt lair day—Will be told, in the town of Char
lottes;’ille^tbe TAYKhN and appurtenances at
present occupied t>y C -pt. Triplett T. Estes in
s id town—Also, between 6 and 7 acres of L ind,
adjoining said town, on the following terms, to
wit :
One fourth of the purr base money to be paid oa
the first of Janu try next ; one fourth on the 1st
of J uiuary, 1812 ; one fourth on the 1st July,
1313 and the remaining fourth on 1st of January,
1815. Bond, with approved --ecurity, and a deed,
oi tAlston the property, wilt la; required of the
purchaser The above mentioned property is so
generally known, that a minute description of it
•s thought unnecessary ; sutti e it to say, that
the Tavern is large and commodious and in good
repair, and not inferior as a stand to any in the
Unper Country Possession will be given on the
l*i d »y wf October Undoubted bonds due one
year before the two last instalments would be re
ceived ; provided that no such bond is for less
than ^00 dollars.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD.
Ii any person should be iuc.lined to purchase
the above property by private contract, applicati
on may be made to the subscriber in person or by
letter at his residence at Scotch Town, Hanover
county.
If a sale should not he m ule, the above Pro
perty will be for rent or lease, as tr.»y be ..grrefi
on- J M S.
J»»l> 10- __tlsiA^
/^UN-PO WDER !—Tlie proprietors of the
x-f INCH NO NO POWDER MILLS, offer
ior sale, by ihr k.-g or la-gcr qumtity, F and FF
Gun Powaer, glazed aiul unglared ; warrant d
cj iulio any imported, and on reasonable ttuns.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, if
ot approved Apply to
JAMES BROWN, Jr Or,
D UND J BURR
May 22. 21 • 2vvS* lawtf
VTATHANIF.L SHEPPXHD, Attorney At
v > Law, lias removed Ins otfi.e to the room o
.r t-n Arch, opposite the Globe*T ivern, where
*" ‘ v",f' l”' - fffi'-e ol Henrico was foimerit' k«pt,
Ju»> 6_lm
\J ALU ABLE LAND FOR SaLE—Tho
▼ subscriber wil" sell. and give immediate
■ issi-vsion, of th-it wi ll k. iowii esiatc, called
'll.-nheim. si'n.'.ed <»n the south west mountains,
m the county of Alnem.irle, containing by lute
survey*, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres: this Lsiid is peculiarly well adapted to tho
growth of Wfie it nod Tobacco, and considered
-qud infertility to *cy adjacent there.o, is
about six miles Irom M lton, from which place
tf re is ;i» easy navigation for battt aux to the city
ol Richmond. On the premises is a large commodi
ous dwelling House, which, from the elegancr of
its situation, and other advant. g»-s, m»kes it r
desirable residence for a gent<x.-l family. I> will
be sold entin or divid'd, to suit purch >scn<
Further particulars made known by Captain John
H oris, Albemarle county, Mr James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Ridclv, Bal
timore, or J ROSS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties oC
Cul| epper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,
also Houses and L tts, pleasantly and advanta
geously situated on the Mil and Mainslreet,in
the town of Federic.kshttrg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1 tf »
P .■'LLIS AND. ALLAN have just received
* j liy the Kl /. i Anna a few choice spring Good?
am >ngst which are—
Krug.. L Jubilee and salt worked muslins
H mdsntnc L <ce Veda
L ulies’ lial>.t, Kill and S.lk Cloves,
Ladies’ Cotton Hose
Some very fine India Janes
Calicoes anu C mbricks, twilled Black ditt*
Laces, Fins, and Needles, Ribbons and Adelph$
Cotton
Ladies' elegant Bith Instep Silk hose »
A few pieces Navy Blue Friz. Cloths
Oi ie, Drab, Black unci Bottle Superfine ditto. Sc
Kerseymeres
A few cases fashionable beaver hats
Gentlemen’s fine Silk, and Cotton hose
Royal Ribs for waistcoating
English White Le id, and Spanish Brown, Yel
low Onker
Verdigris* and a tew J ars best boili d Oil
12 by 10 and 10 by 8 Window Glass.
I hey are in daily xpectanon of receive g a
good supply of hardware p*r the Spartan/.R
of which ihey will sell veay low for cash or to
punctual customers.
ELLIS AND ALLAN.
j«ly 6. _ 3 *
JUST RECEIVED and bOF SALK, by thp
Subscribers —
30 fllids prime Antigua Rum
20 (£_ cask M d-.ga Wine
2u Bbls p> im- (ire* ii Coffee.
JlJ.SO. IN STORfc:
50 Tierces Upi.-tul Whr-ky
3j Bbls old double distiller Do.
i ogether with their usual supply of H .rdwarcJ*
<o. *
Jiinsobi & FAKklJlU..
July 6. 4w