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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30

y xa3 nv frisnls caslsa upon NE Is
f 81, aud expose. Ins1 long 5Sfore sscn
os ssogh ofshs political wssad. he bitter.
Z Of it's ronsesss, the mabgalsy OF rs
,,,ecotions, the oyelbsaring arrogance OF
lsns AID the dtssra1etal compiiances AND
40 lars, Of Others, 10 excite my dlsaps
sens aud aver sion - 10 such q skate
J5t, have these incessant heals and
vuq. - reduced our country, thai any
asn Mo lo.ks calmly aroupd him, must
81 and drpsurc their poisonous effects
Nj only 10 the councils ct The nallon,
81, 10 almost every station OF he, he may
Lee il polis,cs the source ct noubetless
|rxst:oos and expressions, the ttaisfui mo-.
| ,bss &c thousaod calsmities, the betrayeT
Of ps,nclpes, the corsuPter OF morals
|Ass man attached himselt 10 party
Az Is IN chains From that momen, he IS
Evxcec<d 10 renounee his own prinesp'es,
apd f5l!ow bsinaly wherever he IS led -
lie is 10 support aud oppose measores, no'
81 his eva eonscisnce and understanding
,hs!l firm aiEs. but ten 10 directoppo
s,,on 10 the cI-afss; dicsates Oh both Docs
he dare 10 break from this disgracetui
b5ndsgr Ia he rash sooughevsn,e sneak
xa,,isrsver.ace of sry Of tie idals whom
1e.;s !. n s1srdsd 50 worship? he - de-.
rsuncsa, resiisd, ADD upon tie sliga'esi
sts,exs prosecuted TO his ruin have
ionc shought, cir, that iar d!Gcrens spin
rom shis Was necessary a give dySnHv.
bsrmons and strength 10 pup'c delioera.
teus, and to save cus nasion - bar every
msn shout. cas-, or hi, vsssamge OF partY
2hs, he shoot sno,onIy e,sdain acy CD
lsasicn 10 adopt the opinions aad support
The mrasutes Of oShers, Oo, that he Should
tzer, bis eswn taieu5s 10 the mess unp'e:
mdised oianner, esd act only as his own
couscienee directed him, Without ary 40.
huude az 10 who should vote w,sh him
., sgsioss him. We hssr, I nope, some
su.h characters SIS these, sc,ae shining ex
ANGLES ct this independence and gseas.
ness OF MUD. Aednnmsn more s;ceere.
Nv wishes than do, see heir MURDERS
add coost Qaeuce snsDg'aceed. tot Ut
shis almost dsspsi' --io Stem this PEE
S1'tssG SuQ cfEsNuStUs'GS SostSu'sS1St'
tts ted force snd ts.ests and eoosdsnfN
ct our couoi,y. Sensible ,sai | cpusd yield
bur feeble aud iosuiEili- nj aid to sh's
graf obi CT, l willingly retire, With the
hape, ,nas my p'ase may. be filed by ooe
who possesses more ability (m9se zeal he
came TO sappor. shs honor and interest OF
the nss, op.-
have been insensib!y drawn sir, into a,
Eush more considerable detail than ] had
intenaed--It will be attributed trust, to nv
desire to place in correct paint OF view the
motives which have prompted nc to this the
last act Of my political Ete.
pretend TO no stoical Indifference to the
options of my fei.ow citizens, 70 those parti
calarlY with whom have been more inme-
diatcly and dearly connected, who nnso'icited
have honored me with their. confidence OF
macy occasions aud whose esteem and friend
ship, have regarded as my greatest enjoy
ment, have felt an irresistible Impulse to
Justify myself-Ana this muse be il some de s
gree my excuse fer having thus trespassed CD
your patience.
lam Sir,
With duc respect,
Your Exseienc2ss.
l.. 4 y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30
June 90.
,ubllc Sale.

BY virtue OF adceei OF trust from .@1are's
Parks 20 the SUBSCRIBER ior the purpose OF
securing tlebg Cue from tic said Parks to
William A. WasLington, viii be exposed to
SAFE, fer ready money, IN the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of July next, If
fair otherwise CHI the rext lair day tract
GLAND, in the county OF Jefferson, sts-c
of Virgins containing 80 acres-Also ano-
Their Tract adjoining the above mentioned,
coritaining 222 acres, three rods and thirty
four perches'
y Henry S. Turner.
lime 6. law5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30

MILITARY NOTICE.

TIT, Members of the dler1ndj1a Yolule
ter ut ntry are requexted 10 attend a parade
on MoNDAY the 4th of July next, at tho
market square, precisely al O'Clock, to join
in the evoutipDs Of the day. Cartridges VIE
be provided and distributed OH the parade
sround.
BY Order,
VM. DAW, LEI srrg't.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30
PHILADELPHIA, June e.

By the ARIEL, we learn, thar the nomioal
price 81 aour at S.. Croix was 40 dollars
par Dbl. But very li,tle for sale. Ine island
was in expectation Of receiving large esp.
plies ria Quebec. The embargo 10 shs U.
S. had at 6rst occasioned considerable
pressure there; It's Escts. however were
daily less fell. andEthe general ssnsimsn,
wse, ,ha, the Uoiied States should nsvev
sgaio have il 10 ,hsir power to distress .as
Island.
On the 18th last. a transport wiiha com
pauy Of artillery arrived a, HALIFAX, from
Cork. She parted COMPANY on the Passsges
with another ,rarspors,s w1sh arsiilrrymen,
also bound 10 Halifax They were part Of
q aees OF rs vessels, under convoy Of the
Nemesis and P!over, ihe resi- bosnc &c
Newfoundland aud auebes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-30
N O T | c E.

THE Bank Of Alexandra will be s1ut on
Monday next, being The yft%rld u Jaly--The.
notes falling due en- TINT Day are 70 be paid en-
Saturday ne-r,,, and tie paper Intended for
DISCOUNT on the fourn, mus, be lodged At
Bank on Saturday, the second 'July, before
twelve O'Clock.
Curden Chaplin, CaMier.
Bank of Az x1r1ria, Jane So. 81
e9 PALMER's PAcKET, VIII
sail for Norfolk On Saturdsy
next.
June 90. 81.
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ar Printing in its various branches
neatly executed at this Office.
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Sea Island
Stained DO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
A LIST OLE ACTS
PASSED AZ THE FIRST SESSION OF
THE TENTH CONGRESS.

An act making further appropriations for
the support OF the navy OF the United States,
during the year one thousand eight hundred
and seven.
An act allowing an additional compensate
On to the Secretaries OF the Mississippi. IN
diana, Louisiana and Michigan territories.
An act to change the name of the district
Of Biddeford and Pepperclborough, in Mas
sachusctts, to that OF Saco.
An act to appropriate money for the provi-
ding an additional number OF gun-boats
I'm act laying an Embargo on all ships
and vessels in the ports and harbors of the u.
States.
An act to extend certain privileges as
therein mentioned to Anthony Boucherie.
An act extending the right of suffrage in
the Mississippi Territory, and for other pur-
poses.
An act supplementary TO an act, intitulcd
" An act for terrifying the pcrts ana harbors
of the United States and for building gun
boats"
An act supplementary TO en- act, intituled
" An act laying an embargo Oh all ships and
vessels in the ports and harbors OF the United
States"
An act supplemented TO an act intituled
" An act regulating the grants Of land, and
| proyiGing fer the disposal Of the lands Of
! .hc United States south Of tie state Of Ten
ncsscc.
! AN act TO revive and continue in force for
a farther time, the first section Of an act,
! intitued "hn act farther TO protect the COM
mercc and scamen of the u. s."
! I'm act TO provide for the payment Of Ger
tain eZpcnccs incurred in the impeachment
of Samuel Chase.
| An act for the relief &c Oliver Evans.
| An act TO continue in force, for limited
| time, an act inttuled, IN act continuing
! fora limited time the salaries Of the officers
I Of government. therein mentioned"
An acc authorising the erection Of bridge
over the river Potomac, within tic district o.
Columbia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
IRoN WoRKs.-rheGa llominr I. ANns uin

RON WOIKS.--Tlef following LANDS will
L be SOLD together or in separate parcels 10 sui,
purchases, a, Public Auction, ut Mr.. Chase's
Vendue Warehouse, in Baltimore, ON SAwUR.
DAY the IAth. day oF May next, 1t - o'cloc,,
2S,J4S acres OF AND, more or less, consisting
OF different surveys adjoining each o,her, lyine.
II, Bath and Bottetpnrt counties, in the state of
Virginia, ON the Cowpasturc river, which empties
INTO James River. There is on the above 7 andS.
4 great abundance Of Iron Ore, Of tie best uua!i-
ty, 70 be obtained with very tfiAig cxps nee near
navgable vster, and situations suitable Cor erect
ing furnaces and FORCES. The annexed certiii-
cate OF Adam Clackner, Gan experienced man
OF good character) is referred to Tor further i,ar
hcu'ars. The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
ON the river for furnaces and forges and is Of o.
plnion thar the annexed certificate is in every res
pect correct
The terms Of sale will be 5000 dollars cash.
and tor the residue of the purchase money an cx-
tended credit will be given. The tities are be-
!ieyed 10 be unquestonable. The Patents NAV
be seen by application 20 tie subscribers
JOSlAS PENNIN GTON,
N. BRICE,
Trustees of he P1tegfee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

E9 Y virtue of eight deeds Of trust executed
I TO the subscribers by Thomas Chcatham,
will be sold to the Highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, before the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the
City of Richmond, on Tuesday the tenth day of
May next, or so much thereof as shall be suffi-
cient to raise tho sum of three hundred and ninety
three pounds, ten shllings and four pence, due
by thesaid Thomas Cheatham to James Gam
mall, John Lillly, Peter Murdoch and Waller
Ewing McClay, together with interest thereon
from the first day OF March, 1904 including ex-
pences of sale, &c. the following eight Tracts
LAND, to wit:
One tract containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres eighty-nine poes--part of the tratc
called Kings land slashes formerly belonging to
James WARDROBE, deed.
One do. containing 66 acres nineteen poles.
One do containing one hundred and twenty
three acres twenty nine poles.
One do containing one hundred and forty
FIVE acres, one hundred and forty two poles
One do. containing one hundred and forty two
acres ninety one poles.
One do containing one hundred and forty eight
acres seven poles.
One do. containing two hundred and fifty three
acres, one hundred and nineteen poles.
One do containing five hundred and sixty one
acres eleven poles. JAMES BROWN,
April -. WILLIAM TEMPLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

in an animated speech; he considered. the
principle laid downby the Right Hon. Cen
tleman who preceded him, as totally sub
versive ofthc commercial policy of the coun-
try. He was anxious the Houcs should vin-
dictate its character bys an almost mani
nous opposition TO the measure proposed by
his Maiesty's ministers.
Mr.. Rose explained; after which divi-
sion took place, when there appeared for the
Bill
AYES 16S
Noes %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
NASSAU, IN P.) March &c.

Arrived on Wednesday, the private arm
ed vessel OF war George and Susan, captain
Bennett, with the Spanish schooner Polo,
tormerly the Ranger of New-York) captur-
cd ON her passage from Havannah TO Cam
peachy--cargo, Spanish brandy, etc.-also
a Spanish droga, loaded with sugar and mo-
iasscs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
GEORGE r.

Additional Instructions to the Com
manders of our ships OF war and
privateers, and to the Judge of
%. s. our High Court OF Admiralty, and
the Judges of the Courts of Vice
Admiralty.
Given at our courts of St. Jamcs's,
the goth day of November, 1907
III the forty-eighth year of Our
Reign.
OUR will and pleasure is, that vessels be-
longing to any state not at war with us, la
den with cargoes, in any ports of the United
hinSdom, and clearing. out according to law,
shall not be interrupted or molested in pro-
cecdlng toany port in Europe Except ports
specially notified to be in state of strict and
rigorous blockade, before our orderof the It'll
on November instant, or which shall hereaf-
ter be so notified, ITO whoms oever the goods
laden ON board such vessels may appear to
belong: And we do further direct that YES
sells belonging as aforesaid, coming from any
port IN Europe, Except as before excepted)
direct TO any port of the United KINGDOM.
with goods for importation, shall not be in
terrupted in the said voyages, to whomsoever
the goods laden on board the said vessels
may appear to belong: And in case any YES
sci which shall be met with and asserted by
her master to be SO coming, shall be dctain
ed, on suspicion of not being really destined
Tor this kingdom, such vessel shall be brought
to the most convenient port in the course of
her asserted destination, and the captors are
hereby required to enquire with all convent
ent speed into the alledged destination and
in case any vessel and goods so brought in &
detained shall be proceeded against in our
high court of admiralty, or in any courts of
vice admiralty, we hereby direct that the
same shall be forthwith restored, upon salts
factory proofbeing made, thet the cargo was
coming for Importation to a port Of this king
dom.
By his majesty's command,
HAWKESBURY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
NEM.YORK. April %.

Capt Moore informs, that 4 British con-
voy OF 80 transports with troops, arrived at
Bermuda from England on OF. about the Goth
of March; and after landing one regiment,
proceeded With the rest ofthe troops Tor Ha-
lifaS, and Canada. The Carnation brig had
also arrived in Z days from the Chesapeake.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
MANUE.frTURINc null

{, DISTILLEkI'-T'h subscriber vii,
sell or lease Cor term OF years, with or without
a listllery, containing FIVE stills of near 1900
gallons, the valuable MILL on AppomattoX river,
in Cumberland, lately owned by William Skip
with. The house is 66 feet long, % wide, and
three stories high, containing . pair best burr
and pair corn stones, with Evans's patent ma
chinery and a Saw Mill in complete order Boats
pass under the Mill through one of the best locks
on the river-the neighborhood affords an abun.
dant supply OF wheat, and on the spot are two
commodious houses calculated for y store and re-
sdence. If sold, the purchaser may be accom-
modated with or 500 acres of Land, one halfin
wood. Terms may be known on application to
Mr.. Jeiiers at the h;ill or to me near Gentle
Bridge. EDMUND HARRISON.
.f,,eiia, -4pril 49, Dazstf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

THE TAPPAHANNOCK RACES will
commence on "Wednesday the 25th of M2y,
1908
1st DAv--The Jockey Club Purse Of four hun
dred dollars, four mile heats.
Cd DAY The Jockey Club Purse of three
hundred dollars, three mile heats.
Sd DAY-A Sweepstalc for three years old
Colts and Fiiiies, two mile heats, fiiy dollars
entrance the subscription will remain open I'M
I'll the 25th May.
Wcsg ":s rs f1liozgs-Aged horses 13Olbs 6years
old 120lbs. C.. do Hobs. do. do 1O0'bs. 3
do. do 96lbs under tree years, q feather Mares
and Geldings allowed 3Os.
In consequence Of the following resolution Of
Tive Club, there is no doubt the members will :.
punci',J in paying their subscription, as the ma
ney on eaci, day viii be placed in the hands of
the Judges.
Feso.vet, That the Secretary shall have the
Rules ofthe Club printed and furnish Zach mem
Der with copy, ard chat a list of the rrlc;;;i:ors
shall be handedi IL 10 the Club on the first dav Of
each race, to be read in the d;ang room, stating.
who has and who has not paid their subscription.
ARTHUR S. BROCKENBROUGH.
Secretary and TreasRrer
n. b. The entrance money in The Sweep
stake is reduced IN consequence.of sundsy applica-
tons to the Secretary.
h1fch % Gept25HMJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

CELECT SCHOOL.-This school is removed
~ to the former Loan-Oliice, opposite to the
Swan wern.--The instructions given are in the
Latin and Greek languages, Rhetoric and Ma
lhematics, &c. The School hours are from
O'Clock in the morning to 3 in the afternoon. The
pupils are limited to twenty, and AS that number
IS not filed up at present, a few will be received
The fees of tuition are fifteen dollars quarter,
payable in advance. There is no additional charge
upon the Scholars first entering, nor is there any
for fuel FRANCIS :. O'REILLY.
Richmond, April g. Ccb1mJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
PHILADELPHIA, April so.

BY an arrival at New-York from Nassau, IN
P.) we have received papers from cur cor
respondent at that place, to the 9th in
slant. from which we select the following
articles
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

EOR SALE, III, 900 acres of LAND in Ken
q awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
liver;
24,00o do. in Tazewell county, on the waters
Of Ciinch river:
10000 do in the county Of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do. in Randolph county, on the waters
Of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C
commodation given in the payments
To RENT, a Brick House, on Shockoc Hill
in good neighborhood, aud possessing ever,
accommodation fer a family.
TIIOS NORVELL.
Dec. 10. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

HE subscriber having closed his business at
Il the Tam-Y Yard, has remaining on hand a
large parcel of well finished Slaughter and Spa
niSh SOLE LEATHER--Among which a con
siderable part will answer for holster leather
being light, which he offers for sale at reasonable
prices on liberal credits for approved endorsed
notes. MARCUS ELCAN
April %. I1awtf I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

NJ OTICE.-By virtue ola deed of trust from
IN VIM. Rawleigh. dated the dayofthis
month, made for the benefit of his creditors,
whose names are annexed to the said deed
VIII be exposed TO sale, at Auction, at ID
o'clock ofthe day mentioned in the above advel,-
and Girl--A Wagon and four Horses--Six
Mules and three Carts-Two Cows, and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture osthe said Raw
leigh. Six months credit will be allowed for all
sums above fifty dollars The purchasers giving
negotiable notes, with approved entlorsers, pay
able at the Bank of Virginia. And cash must be
paid for all purchases under fifty dollars no arti-
Gle will be delivered till the money is paid, or q
note given above.
ROBERT HYDE, }
'CHAS COPELAND, trustees
April %. T2w7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

A + PRIVATE SALE, at the Subscribers
IN Auction Store-First quality green Coffee,
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars, Molasses, old Ma.
deira London p. Tcnnerfle Wines, Holland
Gin, DemJohns, Glassware i'll boxes, containing
tumblers, wine -G!ssses and decantcrs and an as
sortment of the best quality DUrcH BoLrING
CLOTHS M. NJ. MYERS.
March Is. (F6tO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

NJ OTICE.-All persons having CLAIMS ~ ans,
~ the estate of Cunningham Burton, decd are
requested TO produce them at the next June Hus-
tings Court for the City of Richmond, properly
authenticated, as the court will then proceed TO
make distributions amongst the creditors. 30.
JOHN /. PRICE, Curator.
Richmond, ApIl %. [1awt2dMmJl
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Majority

lie House adjourned atsIx O'CLOCK, this
morning Saturday. till Monday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

"a assignment efa bond for 40G. given BY .Tohn
Heath to Peter p BiagroOe, iate Of Northumberland
County. The adove paper IL seems fell into The
hands Of certain Richard W4lker, G has since been
passed eff BY him spithout has having received
h., M'e.. :"e.e% ne sara a'<e'
pears from, inflammation since obtained thar this
band PIT into his hands, either to collect, or
deposited SUih him BY the deceased, in his lifetime,
for some other purpose. Steps haVe been taken to
prevent the payment thereof to any other person
than the DEMONSTRATORS
APrik %. Coayr3zpT
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BY his maesty's command,
HAWKESBURT.
APRIL

The 8rigantine Mars, Eliphalet Chace
Master, which had been captured by II. NJ.
5 Redbridge, Lieut.. Yates commander, and
claimed in Behalf of Messrs. Stiles's DR.. VIM.
/. Graham, and VIM. Hollins, Jr. of Balti-
more, was on Tuesday last, condemned by
his hon. the judge of the wee admiralty court
as good & lawful prize to the captors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

while the orders in Council were under
discussion, Mr.. GRArTAN rose iii his place
and made speech, of which we now give a
Sketch. II viii be read with uncommon in
terest By every Americana
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06
CERTIFLcArE-

iisu tie ore DanHS Oh the above mentioned lands
and -ound the ore to he OF very superior quai-
ty, andin very great abundance The orc banks
consist OF three mountains, and such is the fac.
ty OF getting the ore, that in my opinion one man
VIII be able to raise much as will supply one
furnace. The proper place for a furnace is not
more than OF a mile from the banks, and for \
forge that may he worked with four hammers
about miles distant on q rood road. there ;4'aI.
so an abundance OF wood to supply the f:rnacc
and forge, and large quantity of White L1stE.
STONE near the furnace seat am OF opinion
that there are two good seats for forges. (exclu-
slve OF the above mentioncd) each to act with
one hammer, within of mile Of the furnace
upon the whole, :olemniy declare, that in my
opinion (and have been fer many years acoua;nt-
ed with the qualities Of ore, and the proper ma.
nagencnt of Iron Works. the above property has
more advantages in every respect, for the es.a-
blishmcnt Of LION WoRKs than arI,- have ever
seen ADAM CLACKNER.
warren -: - leptdsl
NJ OTICE.-By virtue OF deed OF trust fom
IN VIM. Rawleigh, dated the, 25th day of De-
cember, in the year 1907, and recorded in tic
district court Of Richmond made to secure th.
payment of debt due from the said Rayvieip.il
to Samuel Mycrs-Wiil be exposed 20 sale at
Auction, on the premises, On Saturday the 7th
ofnext month"; at II O'Clock in tic forenoon, ak
that LOT or GRoUNr or TEEEMENr on Shockoc-
Hill, in the city OF Richmond, wkioh the said
Rawleigh bought Of. SimPkin Bryan. This piece
of ground is twentysninc & hat feet III front, on
the street, and runs back ITO feet. There IS on
it a new three story Brick, tiouse, lately built
by said eigh.-SiXty days credit will be a.
lowed for twelve hundred dollars fthe purchase
money, and twelve months credit for the residue
the purchasers giving negotiable notes, with APP
proved endorsers But the title to the property
as well rs the possession, will be retained until
the note for 1900 dollars is paid; and if not paid
at the Bank of Virginia at the time it falls due,
the said LOT or tEErMENT will at any time
thereafter, Whenthe subscriber shall think pro-
per, be sold by him at auction, under the deed
Of trust aforesaid, for ready money ; And if on
such second sale, it shall produce less than it sold
for at the first sale, then the first purchaser to-
gether with the endorser or end 0rsers to his
notes, will be liable for rhe deficiency but fit
shall sell for more, the surplus viii be pad 10
the first purchaser. In case of second sale, ten
days notice thereof shall be published in one of
the news papers printed in the city of Richmond
CHARLES COPELAND, Trustee.
Richmond, April %. 1851 [2wl