Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1809-09-15 00:00:00, page 3

if • EFFEdtfc ,6f bun embargo,
V* supplying fvrttgh I«a*ktii mth other product in
stead of our own.
COTTOtt IMPORTED IST<1 LIVERPOOL.
Vor tie jSrst 6 months of j t or the first 6 mouths oj
1808. L 1S09.
JTrom Aracritj, 24,800 pP<>ia America, 55,90c
Brazil end lEi Brazil and
Lisbon, 4.98O Lrs'on, 49,2oC
wilier parts 1 S.630 other parts 33.WX
Be?* 48.410 Baps 138,160
Thai while the American supply is hut little
Snon* than doubled hy the accumulation at bom*
dunnp the embargo, the supply {rum BruZif ami
^Lisbon is increased ten lolrt I
The importation from that quarter is but little
Short of tire importation from the United Stater,
while the supplies from other parts are nearly rtoub
led since IS08.
The rotum of the United States, which only a
short time since enjoyed neurit a monopoly in the
market of Liverpool, is now reduced to hsless than
is moity of the importation or that city.
Let tha-Carolina and Georgia planters look to
Rostov, Sept. 3.
- FROM HALIFAX.
the Evelina* v. hirli arrived yesterday frnm Ifa
Tlfax, we received papers to thn 2;>tb ult. Thsre
had been no rurtnt arrivals at that place from
Europe.
• Halifax, Aug. *6.
We last evening received American p prrs from
IJoston, to ihe 15th inst. imiyciv*—and from the
ffatiun 1 Intelligencer if the Uth, we have ropi
.id the tnlln»mg Proclamation and Circular Lsttcr,
Issued by: the President of the United States..
These proceedings do not indicate any extranroi
"barT warmth or ittperity, on the part nf the A
m*ri «U gnsermnen'; but appear to re*<’!l merely
from the state to which the affairs of (Jr, at Bril*'«
%nd America n«ve reverted, >n rons-qu nr* of b:«
Biajesty’s inimei'ts having decl.ired the recent pro
. ireedings ot Mr. hrskin* unmiihoris' d.
Ntw-Yottc. September 9.
Yesterdav arrived »t this port the ship Young
Factor, Crflh, in \7 days from Belfast; and the
%chopner Morning Star, Smith. 48 d ivs from C»<liz ;
rbut heitber of these arrivals have furnished us with
hny politic lire- s.
cl- pt. (': ffin. fro
_, pt. ( Sin. fi 'm Belfast, brought no pipers la
's’'' than tm »4th lulv : iid rapt. Smith, sailed from
idir, on the i t of July, hot did not bring at>v
Spanish newspapers or' erbal news.
\Vr nndcvst!. a Irtter termed by the Morning
Bta.r, fron (,, dli. state*, that the Supreme Juuta of
Bp vio, had p • •red « decree, permitting the exporta
tion of gram fl up, rice, beans' and'pease, free of
duty, from all rouiULrie* not at wir with i'piia j and
Ah;.t the qu.r.ntme <>o vessels' with Mbs >f haalth,
liy the months of July, Ahgnst and September, was
Tedueed to 8 <Uv, ; and totally repealed for all the
Other month* of the year.
Baltimore, September 8.
Caseof the mew errested as desenera from the fn
twte i.’.Afi ic.siac, by John Hunter. of Walti
-fnove— it the request of William W’ .od, Esq. Bri
tish consol fur the port of iUltim
An ha f i« corpus w..s applied for to Judge Scott,
late on Thursday evening <#» behalf of seven inru »r
rented, anil hel l in eustiidy by die sheriff, at the ra
quest, And n the satemeot of the British c nsul th it
they were deserters, by their ca^acil. The habeas
Yor.pus w«* i*«nrd •;» prayed fit, returnable the cvxt
nfnmjag at 9 a c.l 'rfc—Arriordioglv this :n irning the
tnen were brought no amid ti Uijwmse c. nc >ur-e of
]citUens, who fill-d the c- »jr*-’u»n«e -nil the nc;/h
Jxnirmc street, an 1 the she riff nude return tliBt he
,li»d arrested . nldetained the ru m inMt-ijih in vir
'toeoftim fcillotvinp, axtirjritu from the Hi huh Con
«h~
Bri:kh CotmiF* Ojnrr Fie Moure.
_ Srfitember 0 it, 1t09.
VOttK HtIMTXR, itvq. J
SIR—Harm* rcreived information that thirteen
teamen It a Vine de-.erted frnm L’Africaine frigiir,
and are now ?t> thi, cKy—1 h*»-e to request that y< u
■wtjl be nlesned to secure them fill they can ft sent
•n boord. I am, fce..
_ , , WOOD.
Br Virtue dnhiswthoritr, T hrve uircoted ami
pot Vi pr«”n the following per sc ns—to wit •
( John Now hind, William Whole**, ’>nnw Mur
j8iy,,Richard Hcwes, J»h:i Earl, John iiurwcli, I*
coh lafmhs
The jmlje Raid that he h»;l cotveived it is his du
V to give notice to Mr. Wo d (the British cm,sol)
Wflhe appl’entiba,sri‘tb*t lie migjvt appear vml sbciv
cause it any he had, why the men should be detain
ed.
In the course nf n few rriittutes Mr. Wood C;ntr
Into court, tuwl the counsel for theprtmners, Messrs,
ftlcnn 8c J. 1-. Shiruildson, moved the court that the
tnen be discharged, sufficient cause fur their deten
net tppeiring, on the return. Mr. Mood’s
wousseh Mr. Walter Dorsey, requested to lie allow
ed time to enquire bits the law, and said they would
be ready to prove th*t these men were deserters
from his Hritannick majesty's ship. The c.ui.sei for
Ifce prisoners objected t'» the delay ; and the judye
declaring that the arrest had been unlawful that
bhere was no authority to hold them In custody, or
dered them to he discharged, which took pjuct min'd
♦he pUupit* snd heartfelt rejoicings of * numerous
•oncourae of people.
The British sesmcn released this innrising, inform
ttst the fc'lewing persons, American eiAzcnt, hire
Been impressed. and are now detnined on board
1,’Afticaiite :
Edarsrd Swaine, John Ferguson, Gegege Wilson,
John Butler, John Will:sons, Ambrose Cruse. The
thrw latt are black men.
, CHAHLKSTOir, Sept. ».
‘Jp. ft.TftCellng of the citizens yesterday, bold in St.
Michael’s church agreeslile to adjournment,
£>r,.R*afs arm the Chair.
‘ J««| amttnyAk.
The'comm'.'ter appointed at tfafcgwetMKtf the 59*h
Bk. reported sundry r*v>|Hti<>nS|ftwhK-.iFfcein£Te»jL
ky theuwtagreed to, .,«£
m.
Wltei ea», tt 'jjjpeHrs t«yhe pmcism ttkm of th
.mmmUKmm
president “Ctl.e'Cm'ed.!S(|Fe* ofthe Oth nit. that i
•rrsngemriit latefy ip lMed by hvd spdtfce mill ,
ter-of hi* Hiittniocittsjeatv, lia*l t*j«»iclH*vnwed «*<•
tU gom«pcat .|ph*s Utu^iiwugU tbc Uuiw*
CiU«*'-vWSd tfjxDtt our |p.nmi a^nona
c«mmi?fte,u«dfrcirCuin5U*re»ptculii.rly injurious
-ind intuiting;, -while this Atluf numerous violations of
oi|r neutral rights and national lioa-w, «f *rhich we
n.rve vi l»iDg and so justlv complained, remain akfc
gether unredressed t And, whereas* tile arradj***
merit, so happily Concluded, contained in the opl
on of this meeting, no more than this government
was in honour bound to demand, and ho tndrl titan
the government of Great Britain was in justice ob
liged to grant, and has been rejected by the latter,
under pretences as siTrontive as they are unjust—It
becomes our duty, as a free people, ( intntit; whoa
public, sentiment constitutes national strength) at to
important a crisis,aiiiivate and coh6. m the re
solves of our rulers and.representatives, by an ex
pression of our coniidenCe, and to proclaim to the
■vorld, that, breathing this confidence, and united to
a than, in the love of one inestimable euvernmens
and our excellent constitution, it i- our olterniinsti
ons to support, by ev*ry sacrifice and at every ha?
zaicl, the honour of our country, sod the just rights
of h great -ud independent people—Therefore,
Urs'jlvc{?. That we, tile citizeus of Charleston and
its \ cimty, of every political denomination, in this
meeting assembled, feel the highest indignation sud
resentment atthe mminerin which the United States
bus been treated in the late negotiation j nor will
those feelings be allayed by the belief, thst the ecu
duct of the British tififtimiry in the tratuafti.n, w<i*
not characterized bv the guilt of perfidy, for th»prs
tences on which they have acted, would uot tharsforv
cease to be <s gujust, as they are incompatible with
the pride ami honour of an independent nation.
/'ttfilvtd, that ws have the highest confidence in
the virtue, ability, ami prudence of the president of
the l wtrd f^t ,tes—that we highly approve of the
pi'omm and dignified manner in which he has re
wwp(j the operation o; tht non*intercourse laws, and
wiemnly Hedge to him, to oongi e*s, and toourcoun
V'\\nur lives, our f rtuue*, andoijr a^cred hwiogr, to
support the government in all the measures whicli
the emit *h.«n demand, though thev •hf'uld iubject
u! u* P™'turns, nd involve us iu the calamities
if a }n«t and necessary war.
/-cwv/vref That the present alarming situation of
our public -'.ff-irv demand a union of alleur citizens
—th vt we will on this point, and »t this time, siience
the oontr i er.irs of p.,m, forget the iateres's ^nd
prejudice* ».f i rsi dm- lion, and with a generous *.
niulation strive with each other, who shall bast aervt
tbe^grt st c use ofouA beloved country,
hetoh rd, 7 hat a r-rr y 'jSjk f refoing resolutions
he Signed by the ehoirmanVKis meeting, and trans
mitted hy him to the president of the United States.
ft was then m '.ed, i-! seconded, that the thwnfrs
cwthis x.veting i«* te< tiered th# chairman aud serre
tarv for their attention.
The Bieating then sojourned.
Tw/fAej" ti'UilfluiiuNS ftoo> pqtafju |»
«( iial imure.
Tviotn^unjf fittf/.-eim,
' , „ VijtmnJu]y 1.
ficaetral Brussier had l*ft in »he < itv of flmete
two b tiabonii of tJif aV« regiment of «U« bar, and
mav had to Wiulan, m order t in.ksi. juncti n with
«!.<• » m; in Daiawtisi -he 56»l, July me gcn. Giuh
npc red 'srf ••re th* , it oi Grafts with U\QfiO men",
I h* ti-itu regiment were c.ni.-n*tl in one of the su
•uthti Mf ihc city, and replied mi the ataci. ..film
meutv. ovrnli.dw it in every directi< h, took JW
>: *»•'»««• *!‘«l'W« utei.jjrdi, ht- mt lord their po.
,4 hr>"/:*» -"“l H Hut m.c«u*, time t
»en. Hn uMim.! ho.net-> their unliunce ; tbl* tut
tie. in which tiwenem? were ten to .me vgcipst u>
ll-‘* coverptf the filth regiment <nd their cnu.itiood
gnt witoglo-y. The standard* v ere pmented t.
Sim. J. Lt h. wl.jestt it pMi-on, -m the p.rede grout d.
—Wc have to regret the death of jo men und
w. umTfd.
On t.ie 30ih June, the duke of \uerstadt ordered
an islaml that lie* dose to the left h.tabof the D
"tOr, on which th CMcim h -.ticolfr- ted tome .rnoos,
t > hr »pi.-cte.t. I hen gen. Gudin, conducted tht
!?->r with greet ptedsion, shd ml. D-cotiz, ut the
h.tdot turret re.jn.em of infantry belonging to
t if line perf >rn.ed the i>|ver*tma. At 2 A. M. this
regiment p.»«c;J over to the isfand, * pert by *wim
nong, and part in boats ; t ut Jiffl) men to r< ut
MJ r 230 Mwooer*} ^itmrgstwest -rc the colonel
of me regiment of W. Jufiun, und several officer,,
ftvr piece* of Cannon which bud been brought an
the isicod. to her defence, were t; Nsn..
Km: n-.t D-uulieevi,t. vov longer f->r the enemy.**
ri.c general contH liCrtrand, according to the pi,*,,
er the emperor, has executed suc h works wi the
Dsubc, a, nothing of that sind Cxp up compared to.
and tvulch tmd exceed the general actutirstiou.
(,)n o t't eiulth of j'AuofVttt, und over the mvtt t».
t • current of the w» rf . iu sheut JOdr.ys, a bridge
tinri ooen elected, consisting of fio wrehes, and so
Ut f- id tnt.i three waggons can cross it afireut. Ano
ther only cir.ht f«-et t.roatl for the infantry, au<l a
very targe Roating bridge were fimistructad.—Wt*
can cc',s the D nulie in three column,, iarmeuae
f ptifia.Vn-ns haw buen erected on thedifr-rtut ad
jacent isl .nda. iti order to protact tha work, of tks
bridge,, and secure our passage.
F,v in l|'*e apneaCatice of tin, coorn)ou« work) otu»
vroti d beiieve. that uianv years have baan required
to us (Al to, ounce, though it baa not taken mora
than twenty day* Uhour, Tha t«a d« Pont* wn'uffi
• protect the bridge,, are elegantly tjnishad.
1 lie island l,oi;au is now one of the »tr»ageat fnp
tresseo, provided with an imnseaso quantity of iir i
1 visi Hsoi every descnpiton ; tCO largo cannon, aud
.0 m»rtnr piece*. The gancrat Le Qrauil is in poa
»c*,w.n of.bnwood* by the Tele de Punts, ‘lime.
nem> ’« army t* m order of battle, covet cd by furti
fic«ition» yVedifbbt,) and Ua* hia left wing pnatad by
finx.ardorf—the rijht bv Great Asperti. Several
*kirmtahes bare already takan place. Our crosiipg
the i>.nuhe being now mane easy, amt our bridgel
*et ured against every attack, the fate of the Ausm
*n monarchy wul be decided hy a single battle.
The prince Gigarm, the adjutant of bi» Huvd*n
nnjesty, arrived thi* rucrfilng at 4 o'clock in Wch<>
enbrunn, jt»«t a* the e-nperour wa, going to motfat
his hone. H^had le*fc St. Petei ,burgh ou the fith
June. He brought relation* of the narchee and at*
chievement* of ihe Ru,*ian army in Gsllici*.
.1 he cmperdur hf-epedeon left ischuno. unn, «n/l {,
in ancampment since two day*. Tha tents a,a
beautiful.} tliey art* erected after the Egyptian
fashion.
F»t|gft from Vienna, daUd July.
*Jn TOj ibr Anran gram) V^a vV«i«»«a
wolf xrriv.,1 ;}|
, ■.. . y lil* hfid quarter* ol‘ tit*
t^e em^roUi Njpatron, in ordor to U**t, i» ib*
nainp oj tbe ntrliduke C.'h»ii«», T<ap*rtiM *u
J» Sti' fc«nA|k, ui«linilir*rirt nf » t>um Tf n.
i»lmiirf*rirt nf a
fetC
!«*n it
.■hdrolmwi it. g*u.
the -artrrf* oif
*44f(<P. „
t^araMoko
^JOTR*
Ch irleo
‘ Pfe
*»****«'<,
to VitaaoU feta
'wwyi«ts.<nf»» Kite Rrtitifii with w«Pi»aft.j
a" J,V !>mI[ "f’tiooo Iiifti rom;remjXjv* n.Hfrl.
‘"ln* krWih for Hanover, lor tmii-pfcv
tlM: km* i»f Wnjiphftlia *hiim?timm%Tc*U «p
• >n the JMlh last.
from Morct'uii J«ty 1$.
(Jo theft!, the French thrs* a n. • linage Jrofn
tbK 1st tuff Lntmu aims* the Danube. The ground
and <ui immense quantity of nHillcry lutnhferih
iiited this undertaking. 1 he Imperii I royal aniiy
were posted on the heights behind thf-ftussbttrh
end eatetided their right winj to bussenhrnun and
Kugran, with the left to tfeusUrfr. T(i« renter
’*“* ** Wiigratn. In the night hetleeo the 4tTi and
5th the emtoy completed hi»p»ss«ge to the left Wilt,
end eery early in the moitiiug shewed himself lit
great ntmibers on the plain.
About niton he attacked at all points the hoe of
tde imperial royal army; but bis great effort was
• lirerted against the reniie. His Murks, euppor
ied by an immense number of artillery, among
ARRIVED.
Stb't C^vltao, JfiUr.viD, 4 days iron Wvw-Ynrk.
British *ch’r Veteran, Thomson, 40 days fro»
pl®w-Vrov iden *, and 17 from Ragged Islands, hound
l“ Ptmadtiphi,, put in to repair wii*.
lu Uatnpi -n U< *ds, sch'r experiment, Scute, S4
Ua>* tioui hlaw-Proiuitnc*, lx utid to Mawbadford,
** fytresi for provisions and water.
ine S\v«ji*h slo-'p Robert, Rtocltiaf, froai Jamal,
ca b' ugti to EmludnipbL, (wl>< «e arrival** enticed
tUc klU iniUnt,) purled ti&r cMile «ibout ^ihp o'clock
«>« murpuig oflTC^pggwv^Bd drifted
<i stu-Ve at the u»<*oth.«f Ljnhavau ernefc—Vesaicl it
*uel' ted wlii or Inst—pssssngers, «rv w nud cargo,
confuting ef Hui», SaVad. *
1 nr vi’U'r -Minerva, iinreiiirQ. of Eultimorn, ar
l'Ucit -<t m 1 lioninf tlie 15.h August, and wet to
{W.-d V> let-w.-rd in a few days for • market.
The Brig Hunter was spukeo August 6i Ui. 44. SO.
“®i 44, nut $4 (lays fioni this part.
List qj Jmetit-iu te-urh takrc by Dmniti prin
ter rs, mitt on- rud into Norway.
ll*rk P-kl‘nun Mar- l- head rained lutn Chris
tie n feryi)—rleoreil an i sail-d.
tim in Boston, Howe, coulmnnvd in the priee
ruurt.
i i«aty Edward, Kostiji, irom Glnoster, do. do.
Suivjrrow, Luck, oi Bewriv, carried in, do, do.
Snip June, M'Ltlteu, ui P«n!and, do. do»
Ship Hei'hel, Jones, of S«l>Mn, do. do.
t'bip tUatitn-, Fount .in, do. do.
Idtt of onsets taken ifcto Ci>penkaf*iii
Ship .‘.ui -ia, Al •siert, irom Salem, expected to
bo road.luned.
Brin «—.. , .., Harris, from Salem, permitted tr.
Unluso, the cargo, to he deposited in the govern
mriit stoics until a decision in the prise mum
Brig Commerce, Otis, last from Lisbon, rnn
duuinsil on cLaijpi of having hern in England.
Ship iielvetiusjUosH, Irom Philadelphia detain
«l for adjudication, charged uub having Swediei.
pin party onboard having been in Gottenourg.
Snip Ur he. Ogle, tram Philadelphia, detuned ior
adjudication, the captain a prisoner of war, on ac
evutit of !us tmg burn in Ireland i thev oiisidered
biui a British subject, and say that the laws oi
England do out allow of expatriation.
Brig •ipeuer.r ol iki tiuiore.
1 wo viwiei* tu ballast bound to Russia, names
%sl tecoUai tech
I Ship Roba uud Betsy, put in is distrust, has j
| ijrt*u coodeumed. I
i ---■--- —. - _:__JiL
Nevy-Market Fail Races.
The Ractts for Fall 1609, will commebrc on
The THIRD MJt'StMY u> October ijwnt, (being the
IJth dir t,l the tnouib,) and continue flhr days—to wh
First Day, the Oreat Sweepst-ik, a,
T»a mile buats— H.imaiicj tCQ Dollar,
half forfeit: 1
'Sutuuibttra. and cioaed.
SbfQtKl Da}, the Jockey Club Purse,
Of 35p Dnilara, 4 mile heats, Money warranted tube hung
u;* before kitting—ml will "« added (t» make the |-u>!>
iruue imarefti nj all the Subscribers that Can be obtained
'« Hie Jockey Club Cut, from now,
run.
Third D»y, tho Proprietor** Pane,
OTSQ0 DotJin, warranted aa heretofore, to be nut Ua be
f Cere darti- g.
' Fourth Day, a Handy Cap,
nder the regulation* ettabiiahed by tiya
Fifth Day, a Purse worth Our liflcdnr&Pullars,
•ant be run for, t mile beats, the bed# iu^a'fcrhnjr home
that never won a iaae of tuperiwur value i 4 ent’Kt or no
r«e« ) UiewwgUta t-. be agitwabl* to *iew-M»rtat ruled l and
the eolaial to be made the earning preceding *1* day ef
KiC<
M S. Wf V>U kt (I# Qmfed, to Urt
two
i-V'-Vin
of J*n»-'Ty,
money, with legal jnt«
of Jmsu»nv i!?os. uHtii
*>W Hi/Ham l'emmk
tor* ojTt/ixlZiutftf y:at
o’Ctads, oh SvmJJW]
the Exc’Ihuk* CuflccJl
folk, the foliowing
Tracts, Pieces.
Li Vi
and bring >» t
of Norfolk, tn wli^yi*'those m
or parcels«»? ,
County of Norfolk on the* eiT^I
River, cor.it,:only tailed and id
of lumber*’# Point, c«nt..L,'uig
one hundred _ a»d nine Acres, ba the s.me
or lea*, Ci-injneheudiuj ulf the Luo
edunto the swd kfV&art Penntck by
Bf>ueh, end Prudent* !»* wife* by ‘
d*te on the loth day of December. 17„, „„
tied by the sereral boundaries of ,f,« s, mewhiov
set forth and particularly eAp-essed In the said i
now remainingof record m the tonyi, f the-''
aforesaid, as Uy reftrrenej ttiftreto will «,
and wt lev go append Aiso, th- t Piece orV*K
Land, situate and beingin the Borough of Hint
beginning at the south eastern mteraeitioff
and Water-tercets* kmi ftmftiQg f
i W \-’ *
a»onf tne southern tide of W after
or>* hundred and twenty iVct, niorew
of John Dowdoitu thence southerly •fong",
tern boundary of the s*i<i ftowdiin't \at tmt L.
and forty feet, mri-e dt les*. to the nordieyn, »|
a street now calfotl Lee Street, Which h to be ,
need through „ it how run* to Sort-doin'* tor.lJ
wcrtwanJIy along the hot theca fide of L«*'f
aforesaid onrlmn.ired and t#4ffy feet more y
to the eastern side <if Foyertr Street afr.eeaauV >«•«*
tuenra north* rrlly along the Bayern sideofFaveiW
•treet aforesaid t« the beginning, the 4jim« -
part of « larger Jot convey ad onto thy *»)d WiUiattw
Pntnnck In Caroline H. .%ttd*, whose deed for
the tame bearing date cm the Slat October,
now remain, of record in the court of the Borough
ef reaaid—-Also, that piece or patoe! t.fjUnd; -
»ie on \ /« ie- Street, which Was COttvpy6fl unp>
g'j n Pennock h. ?oU G. Md-edcS and firmer*$
wife, bv deed be»rtnjd>te on tlurWrtvof Mkkn"'
bounded by the severs! boundaries thereof
forth and-particularly expressed.& the suid deed MS
the an me now rem .tning of rr.owM-, .h< the cdu n? d|
the Borough aforesaid, refprmdrbaing thereto h«4?
wdl more fully and at large a),pear pother »v#
th»«e *av*r.il piece# or pircels of Ltna^ritbwi
occunancv of Mr*, Street, *rtu*te, lying, and ,
•n ofatn Sieert. which were C<>r,.e.«<J by the".
miHatn Ptmnnkk, Ma. purpose of srdtiviog'<
, f' iry. *tr. fflSfQP %/rers for cefKUt reap
ailolitiea thked upon Tmnself r o account of ,he s
William henmdtk and are not-aubject to the ■
inrun hraucea. being the some pfecea. parcel#,
lots of l and which were e»o,e\rd u»tr the arid
l:am Pmnotk by Joanna Tuik-r '.vh.Mie arverua
deeds for the same b«. ring d ne the'fell, of Mvit chi
179.1, and oft the J3d of April. 180.1, now reindp •
record m the court of the county aforesaid, b und
bv the sever.! Ir.andnnes thereof, aa set forth f
particularly crwrihvd In the sswi deedsf. r tbe #ac
a* h\ reference thereto will more folly and *.t L
appear. • .
A aredit «f (1, f, and 11 rn-mths will b*
such security us will be stated at ihc sUe. * ’
liobert B\ 'Ltujtrr, f
September 11. ‘ ||Jg
l^V Virtue of a fired of iljri.,?
coted by Wri.HKM PkhkgcX. on »b*
tif January, 180«,‘ to secure the [aiytnent of
money, with interest thefe-nti, from the 28i
Inmisry 1803, rill pay meal (hereof, dufSity
WiliLm Pennnrb to toe I’rraidnU aWmfifi+tH
tf tht Unitfti Stutca /leu*, will I* Sold »t J5 »*tK
on Sat,mby the 30*h instant, befnfbthB
Ctffce Uo&trU the lloroogh «f Norfolk., the folio
Parcels at lots of LAND%
sltnafe, ty ing- Mid being in the town of Gosn«*s
Bonn!.:It of N, rfolk, to wit: fot«r Lots ofeJaHtii
‘orate in the town of Uosport, which are ■9ES1
dbfifiguished in the plan of the said' tiffiH
•>“**» *‘s »2, >13, f>7 and «3, being the ferneTT
which were conveyed to the said Wihlam^fjPftfj
-*y liArrl Murria nnd Mart his wife, hv thSfeds
bearing d»te tits 2*m November 1600. AlwtgSfer
Of LAb.D, !yiti;| ir. the Borough of-NohraKHIj
sinning ->t the S. W; intersection of Leejf9fl|
Fayette Street and running thence .etarigHHEE
•he southern aide f Lee Stree’, me M
•**« n:t *M, n ore or leva, to the 1 i >.f
theece southwardly along the said fiowdoiH’t wgst!
boundary to tlie channel i>f Elisabeth Uiver; thei
frestwardly along the said channel to the eattern'a
of Fayette street continued, an*’ theoCC ntsrfhwae
i along the said eastern side of Fayette.ingri&W
tttginuing of the extunt of this latter line;.
present outward edge of the wh-rf to rheJjalbrefll
tinned intersection of Lee and FaVettoSk
hundred add fifty three feet, along th«9H
Fayette street af resaiU. whioh'saSfflP
piece, pat cel or lot of land b the same ii
known, and called a* Prnnatt** Wk%*/% a
t-f a larger lot sold and conveyed unto: the
ilsm Pennoek by Ctrotine §
fur the same bearing date on the 31st Octi
is now duly recorded m the coort.of Norfol
A credit of C, 9, add 13 ic oaths will b
such security as will he stated at the sale.
JLtbari B. Tat, hr, T,
NOTlCti u iereby Oivrn,
That t PETITION twill be t
hi she nett €sn#rsl asbrnb*, ptsv.oetheft »■
Svjitetnka. U