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FOREIGN.
WA NEW-yORK.)
LoNDos, Gcioier 3.

LoNDos, Ccio6er 8.
We have Just received Paris papers 70 !
the ashland Dutch papers to the 9th, inrla.
sive. Bonaparte set out from st. Loud
early on the. morning Of the 23a, on jour.
nev, accompanied by the secretary OF state
md several othei, attendants. The minista
for foreign affairs and the Russian anlbassa
dor had set out the day before.
Our last letters from Sicily state, that Ii.
meditated descent upon Naples had been
suspended, til. further instructions should
be received from England.
The celebrated Mr.. Horne Tooke died
on Wednesday last.
Ttappears ii,otn the Dutch Journals, that
Bonaparte has, by means OF subsidiary
treaties which he has concluded with Ia;
princes oil the Rhenisi confederacy, aug
mensed his military establishment with up
wards Of 10000 Germans. These troops
are furnished by the different lnenibersof
the confe deracg, in additionto then stipa-
lated continaents, are to be paid for as naer-
cenarias, at least this is the engagement
They are to be transferred to the French
service in fixed proportions, from the quo
tas already raised, and the deficiency thus
occasioned in the confederate force IS to be
supplied by new consctiptions. This subsl-
diary army is to be clothed in the French
uniform, and 10 be armed, exercised, ard
paid for IL the same manner rs the French
soldiers. By the terms of the contract they
are not to serve out Of Europe, and IN IN;
time thew are 70 be employed in doing gar
ri.on duty in the interior of France. lbs
we rsioice to hear. They may one day
perhaps, act a very different part from t'aE
row allotted them, and facilitate the over
throw gslhat very power which they sF'
hired to support. The Baden nercena1'
are said to have already gone into qnaasi'
at Strashurgll. Nothing short Of The nl0s'
urgent necessity can, we shonll think, haF'
Induced Bonaparte to resort to suc.l PC
rilous expcdiant.
0ctobr7.
Tie Gottenburgh mail OF Yesterday iQr'
nishesno intelligence respecting those poHs
to watch we look with most anxiety at PR
sent, the situation Of the Russian squadron
in Baltic Port, aud the probability 81 10
being destroyed or competed 70 sHtfeN-
der. a
Lord William Bentick IS arr.yeti IT -'i%-
drid, on special mission to the onPreH'S
juuta.
We received news from Spain up TO tlit
cd inst. at i.,.- hour last night, bv Wniet
care happy to learn thatthe Spanish troops.
from the Baltic arrived off Corunna on tn'
soth u!t. and were Immediately ordered 70
proceed to Bilboa, and reinforce the army
Of the gallant general Blake. Twas stated
the other dav that they were to have been
landed at Giiion, which would have very
considerably shortened their march to the
scene where their services are SO much re-
CURED. We trust, however, that no mate
rial inconvenience viii arise from the deiayy'
We consider such an addition to Blake,s
army Of regular troops most important
circumstance. Blake's force is acting uPoa.
the right wing of the French, and part OF
it is going to attack St. Sebastian. ! ne
capture Of shat place, which sesins very
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[coNTlEuED.]
FIR. gumceu's s6eech concluded

But repeating The embargo viii be sub
mission to tribute. The popular ear IS fret
ted with this word tributc-And an odium
is attempted to be thrown upon those who
are indignant at this s.handcr ment OF their
rights, by representing them IS The advo-
: Gates OF tribute. SIR, who advocates It !!
No man ia this country, believe. 1i,is
on.cry about tribute is The ycslest bugbear
that WAS ever raised, IN order TO persuade
men to quit rights which God and nature
had given them. In the first place, it is
scarce possible that, if leltto himself, the
interest of the merchant could ever permit
him to pay the British re-exportation duty,
denominated tribute. France, under pc
nalty Of conhscat;on, prohibits our vessels
from receiving a visit from al English ship,
or touching at an English port. In this
state Of things, England rretends to permit
us 10 export to France certain articles, pay
ing hsra duty. The very statement Of the
case, shows the futiiiy of the attempt
Who will pay a duty to England Tor per-
mission to go to France 10 be cophscafed!
Eut suppose there is mis,ake in this, ard
that it may be the interest of the merchant
to pay such a duty, for the purpose OF gong
to certain destruction, have not You full
powers over this. matter? Cannot you, by
pans and penalties, prohibit the merchant
from t'e payment Of sllch a daty? No
man viii oostruct, you. There is net, as /
believe, but one opinion upon this subject.
/ hope, thelgtcfe, that gentlemen viii cease
their outcry about tribute.
However, suppose that the payment of
this duty is inevitable, which It certainly is
not, let nle.ask-la ENLARGE ldseeneence2
Deceive not yourselves. It palpable sub
mission. GentIe,uen exeiaira, Grsat Dri-
tain g srites us on one cheek And what
does administration /" It tarns The other
also" Gentlemen say, Great Britain is a
.robber, she g taRe8 ouf clGak." And what
say administration 8. LIZ. lh.er. take. ar cat
also" France and England require you to
relinquish a part of your commerce., and
you yield it entirely. Sir, this conduct
may be the way to dignity and honor, in
another weird, but it viii never secure safe
tyyznd independence IN this.
q At every corner OF this great city we
meet some gentlemen Of the majority,
w1'inging their hands & exclaiming, $ What
shall we do? Nothing but embargo will
save us. Remove it, and what shall we
do g Sir, it is not for me, an humble and
uninhuenfial individual, at an awful dis
lance from the predominant influences, TO
suggest plans of goxernment But to my
eye, the path OF our duty is as distinct as
the milky way all studded with living
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY,, November %.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE,

On the rebort IN aart IF the co,nmittce to
zuhom zvas rssfertea.so mach q the fresi-
dent's message as rc!ates ia torsisa; red
1hoRs.
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CON G r E S.
Senate q The Instsd States.
TuEsDay, November aa:
EMBARGO.
EMBARGO.
gEBaTE on. lur. Hfiil7h0tse's netion for a
rebeaA.
(coNTINuEp.

! =, ss - bswsre how they drove the people Of
he Eastern States to rebellion. The coun-
Ill c The Tinted States were not 10 be IN
AIMED bvs these suggestions !; he could not
believe them to be We'll founded he could
not believe that the citizens who in our re-
,,o1,,t;an evb;h;ted sueh ineontestible marks
Of natr;otism. under the privations which
The recul;ar situation Of our country render
81 ,,acassory u-o,,ld now revolt against the
ert which thew themselves had con-
est;tntsd He held no such opinion. On
tb .s,r,, he believed that thew would u
n;ta u;,b fhe;r fellow-cit;zens Who were
s,,esrers n. the cot,,r,on canse with them
49, .,,d ne sva,v eli;nrt 70 maintain
49, - ,J ds they had assisted to
s o..,s -.
6a. m f.o,, ronnec+;c,+ had
a,u isn.,,a s,,,lanur, been ,,,o,l,,otive of
nap - ras,t e,o,, +
'lE 49, 49,. mir
elA0l 's''so - {. c4sao 49, - cora;on
iio.' - 'lI 49, : - sa;J nIr M
ns'ons = = -. AMY - IN tbe -
q e y i i.''s not ,'sei, PiouI.e'.s H.
ieess eSi'se'eu : liose W. Iss -, ~
safes ~ ''s.ra, ~. ! - ne .an 80 ,
lar lls lew l'as ,.s - - Nv
cd ans, @h l,.ei. eoii''t'0ie> e"'l
Whien the DeligefehlS nas :, ieos,ssa su.a
supplies a; 10 nave partially p'ssenses' 10
geoa ehee5s. \, .ll.11:.a1
he pueiicatlohs tious,iiou' ~ go
states, ana theface III f.hsf.'i'', e',"' vac IN.
barge could not De nsinsalhee,' l!aye iiis.u-
ced the tehlgs5eIes 70 eeiieVe 'ae Nc s.:,,.
ea energy anu tiis'e NC q -
IN our councils 10 Es!sesele ~ i,iSt's - :
Wnlch requires PfWauons non. .lse i'e''l'i''
Under these circumstance is aPpeais = "i0
that the embargo nas not ,s,ad 4 ssir u It,
nave ever been OF oph'ioh Wat '''e o'as
warfare WRich We couAo eseis e''i W -
adyansa8e, must DC colhaiefc'al' ana O'' ~
eyaslons and nllscaiculafions on our WEAK
ness, we shouia oe1ore ms fs:se oeeh SUI.
fered 10 pursue our 5ScGussoiiso e''ele.sA
Il has oeell ssskea Wi1eei,si l,ic snl.'s' 81
mas 'iot o'sr'ga ilole oii VIC N1aie~., 'to's9
than on the European poMels IA es'i-
mating TINS 1t Wlii pc proper. % taAe. =,
consideration the ev'is .preVented as Wen as
the INJURY cone by the embargo. II rue
embargo had not passed, IS It hot ceftalh
that the Whole produce OF the y otatss'
would have invited attack and afforded
bait TO the raPaclty OF the belll cruz.
era Il a tew have accidentally escaped
them, It is no evidence that, # the embargo
had not been laid, the whole would not
have been III the hands Of the belllgerents'.
lhat both belligerents have manifested hos
till,ies by edicts which Frustrated our COM
meree, viii not be denied by any gensis-.
man. Great Britain on former occasion
passed an order, sent It out secretly, and
before cur minister was othcia!ly notified It
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GEORGE W. r. GUSTS, Esq.
Of Arlington House, District of Columbia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
RICHARD HARRIS.
THE ADDRESS
Of tie Philadeithia Premium, Society, TO
the heohte QfMe United States.

Of tie PhikadeLfhia Premium Society, TO
The feohLe Of the United States.
THE natural pursuit of mankind is happi-
ness; it is to procure and preserve it, that do
mestic and national associations are formed.
Civil institutions, and all the arts and cares
of government are properly intended for this
supreme purpose. Even wars when under
taken for justice sake, and not for ambition,
have in view only the ultimate security of So
ciety, and the happiness of those who com
pose it. American independence was asser-
ted for this end the blood that was she'd to
secure il, was sacrifice, and evil that was
endured, was deemed of inferior magnitude to
the uBhappiness that is inseperable from sub
lection.
For twenty-five years, our country has re-
allied the wisdom Of the founders, and the
soldity of the principles upon which our ma =
tional association was established. No other
nation in. the circle of vulgar history, has en-
joyed so much prosperity, nor so little of ci-
vii evil, for an equal length Of time.
But the old world is undergoing total
change, ard when or where the current will
settle into tranquility, it is not in human sa-
gacity 90 foresee. But although separated
from the theatre Of convulsion by a vast ocean
Our happiness and peace have been endan-
gered, by the Jealousy, the policy, or the ne
cessities Of contending nations, from whose in
5iuence it is at once our moral duty and our
social interest to preserve oar country Olsen
tangled.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

u RoKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI.
~ NESS.-The subscriber respectfully ofTeg,.
his services 70 his friends and the public, in te
boyc line ofbt sinsss and sScns their patronage
G. GREENHOW.
Dec'i9' Goawtfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
Extract Of a Iette'. 10 a gentleman IN TIL
City Of Richmond, dated Providence
(R. T. lulu "a, 1893.

City Of Rtch1tond, dated ProUidence,
(R. T. Juty "a, 1893.
81 may observe, that if the Manufacturing
Society in Richmond, should want any aid in
getting the engines, which are actually neces-
sary in the process of this art, l mean the
art of the Cotton Spinning, this is the place,
and the only place, where they can be had
so good and cheap An engine, which was
told, in Philadelphia would cost $50 dollars,
may be had at this place for $50. The great
er part of this machinery for spinning, is
made by the operation of the water on those
engines, which makes the work much more
accurate and cheap, and the dispatch is great.
l do suppose that 500 dollars would be about
the cost of all the tools and engines, which
could not be got, or made in Richmond. 1t
woul d be pleasing to every well-wisher ofhis
sountry, to see what steps are taken at this
place, in spinning, weaving, &c. it being the
only place on the continent where the art is
to perfection executed.
eff you should conclude to have the en-
eines made at this place, l could DO it per-
haps with more convenience than any other
person, as have got into a manufacture
where all the different machines arr made,
and where could get the casting done upon
ehe best terms"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

a. ASH SiLE.-- To BE- soil for ready moncy
~ attte FROM d2rrof tie Eagle. Tavern in the
Cit OF Richmond. on Thursday ;hc fifteenth day
Of September next (iS13) in pursuance of deed
OF trust from David Ross. Esq Bearing date on
the pom day Of mav. 1907. and recorded in the
General Court, ali that Estate and tract of Land
IN the county OF Fliyana. ut the confluence of
the South and North rivers, containing by csti-
nation FIVE thorsand seven hundred and nine
acres, be the same more or less. and bounded
by the antient meets and boundaries thereof, be-
ing the same Land, and tie whole thereof for
merly the property Of Walker King, granted 20
the said David Ross by letter patent, signed and
sealed by the Governor Of Virginia. will more
fully and satisfactorily appear by referring to the
records of the Land OGice, or much thereof
as will pay the following sums Of money, with
the expences attending the execution of said trust,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

" IRGINIA, TO WIT At court of Appeals
held at the Capitol, in Richmond, the third
day of June, 1903,
GENERAL RULE--After the end of this
present term, all causes depending in this court
shall be called in the order in which thew stand
upon the docket, and such as may be ready fer
hearing pursuant to the former rules of this court
shall. unless coed cause be shewn to the contra
~, be heard in the same order in which they
stand upon the docket, until the whole shall be
gone through and the causes which shall be
passed over, shall, unless for some very special
reason appearing to the court, be put at the end
of the docket of each term.
Ordered. IT,. sNe ABOVE rule be published In at
IeaSt three OF the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, once week until the first day of October
next. .i
Copy. Teste, ]. BROWN, &C.
June IA. r,1tC1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

TsNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
away from the subscriber some time in A..
Pili last negro woman named MARY, about
twenty-five years of age, dark complexion, mo-
dest countenance, and speaks very low when spo
Ken TO- have been informed that she has been
seen about someof the Coal Pitts, ON the river
above Richmond. Whoever will deliver the said
negro woman 70 me, living on the Richmond
Turnpike, about four miles above town, shall re-
ceiye the above reward.
BENZ. SHEPPARD.
July ~. (cp4wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

The .foiio1cing article 7viH she'd some light
on the probable enhences Of Cdrding e.
Spinning machines, to be established in
each county Of Virginia, according TO q
trohosifion Of this faiier Of the I'd inst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

- ALE FOR CASH.--By virtue of n deed IN
~ trust executed to the subscriber by Goodman
Barksdale, to secure the payment of a debt
due to Brown, Rvcs and Co. viii be sold
for ready money, in the town Of Milton, in
TIE county OF Albemarle, at the front door of
John l.. Moore's Tavern, on the sixteenth day of
September next, one certain Tract or Parcel Of
LAND, lying and being in the county aforesaid.
on both sides OF Meathum's river, adjoining Hem
ry Carr, Isaac Harding, Douglas Barksdale, A.
chiiies Barksdale, Jonathan Barksdale and lane
Alexander, containing three hundred acres, be
the same more less Acting as trustee for the
benefit Of others, will only convey the title vested
IN me suck.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
jay ~. owl
TO REHT--The upper hPARTaE1grs in tl,e,
House occupied BY Messrs. Kirby, Drake
Taylor, possessing convctsnt accommodations
for family. Possession win BE given imfnedi-
ately-apply to Kirby, Drake & TAYLOR, or TO
THOMAS hOkVELL.
June Is. ffI
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h9xxAckRs.

w. Y. BIRCH, Ann. SMALL,
JAMES DONALDSON, JoHN LANG,
THoMAs Moon, John CoNTELLY,
Joseph GARLIcK. SAML. SMITH.
SAML. CARswELL,
Phiiadehhia, July 25, 1905.
TO THE FOLLOWING SONG
HAS BEEN AwARDED 4Hs PRIZE MEDAL
oFFERED Br THE PHILADELPHIA MI
LIT'ARr Association.
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ALLEGO, RICHARD Co.-Bavinm no
~ logger any concern in the COLUMBIAN
MILLS, (ceMMoNLY CALLED Ross'smIIIsl
inform Their friends and the public in general
that any WHEAT sent to them by water from
.he upper Country, will be received AT THEIR
MILLS ON THE CANAL, and any Wheat semi
to them by LAND will be received AT a conve-
men, nlent Lnmber-House contiguous to their coun-
tng-room.
Richmond, July ID (enem>
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viz:
TO Mrs. Frances Tabb payable onO
the 26th of May 1908, with in
terest on & 700 - 4, a part SSS1s016 50
thereof from the goth May 1907,
tillpaid,
To the payable on the 26h} 400 n.
of May 1903,
To the guardian to her0 N'
infant daughter Seigncora Tabb,
payable the same day, with oeS, o,
interest < esq 10: 9 apart ~o'' 20
thereof from the Goth of MAY
1907, till paid,
| To the same guardian to her inn
| FAINT daughter Marianna Tabb
payable the same day, with = 1855 90
| interest on & 600, part thereof
| from the 26th May, 1897
| To Randolph Harrison, payable onl 10 eoo
thesame day,
To ]. x E. Cunningham payable ono soso
the same day. o9o0
ABR'M B. VENABLE,)
! BENIN HATCHER, Trustees.
JOHN G. SMITH,
July 26. (ept15S)
United STATES STOCK LOST IL
| " Notice is hereby given, That the following
| certificates OF the United States Stock, in the
name of John Baird, bearing date Is March 1891.
| have been lost mslaid, and due application
will be made at the Loan Office of the u. States
| for their renewal.
Six per Cents No. 30 S7l1 IS
| Deferred 30 $685. 81
Three per Cents 1S5 S211 O3
| WILLIAM BAIRD, Ex'oy
0fJOhn Baird
| July 18th. epSin
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WILLIAM. M. ALLEN,2
SAMUEL ALLEN, Trustees
Cara, July 10. (July 22) dor

ROARDING HOUSE-MRs. TUpTTU NrL-
- SON having taken the Tenement belonging
to Mr.. William Price, lately occupied by Mr.
McCraw, on the street leading from the Capitol.
has opened BOARDING HOUSE, where she
Wi'l take gentlemen, ladies, and children TO board
by inc day, week, mouth or year, she has ex
ceiient servants, and assures those who NAV be-
come her boarders, that no exertions shall be
wanting to give satisfaction.
Richmond, Juiy g. rtF1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

w Ill BE SOLD for Cash, on the premi-
w SEES, on the twenty-seventh dav of Au~,,s,
next, by virtue of deed of trust, executed by
archibald Baird, for the purposes in said deed
mentioned, TRACT of LAND, containing by
es ,. four hundred and forty four acres and
adJoning the lands of Powhatan Boiling, deed,
dress, and William Mulloy.
Also Negro Woman Ramed Dizzy and her
increase, to use the expression ofsaid deed, which
winch will be found on record in the county of
Buckingham "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-19
10y virtue of eight deeds of trust executed

EHY virtue of eight deeds of trust executed
E,b to the Subscribers by Thomas Cheathan,,
will be sold TO the highest bidder, for ready
ney, before the door of the Eagle Tavern in the
City Of Richmond, ON Tuesday the tenth day of
MAY next, or 50 much thereof as shall be suffi-
cerit to raise the sum Of three hundred and nine
ty-three pounds, ten shillngs and four pence, due
by the said Thomas Cheatham to James Gam
mall, John Lily, 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 of
LAND, TO wit
One tract containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres eighty nine poles--part of the tratc
called Kings land slashcs formerly belonging to
James WARDROBE, deed.
One do. containing &c acres nineteen poles.
One DO. containing one hundred and twenty
three acres twenty-nue poles
One do. containing one hundred and forty
Eve acres, one hundrsd and terty 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 Is. WILLIAM TEMPLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-19

I AND FOR S4LEe-The subscriber offer
81 for sale that valuable Tract of LIND in
Amherst county, now in the occupancy of Tho
mas COppcdgc. This Land lies on Buflsloe Ri
YER, two miles from New-GlasgOw and one from
the Oaks and from its contGuity to those places,
with the advantage OF the Lynchburg road run
ming through it, is equalIed by few stands in the
Upper country for tavern or private entertain
ment. There is ON this land a very commodious
one story dwelling house 80 by 1S, two rooms be-
10" and two above stairs, good kitchen, smoke
house, barn, corn house and stable, and q number
or never-failmg springs Of excellent water also,
variety OF excellent fruit trees. This tract con-
tains two hundred and twenty five acres, and is
bounded on two sides by Buifaioe river, and one
by Tnb,dation creek, aflording a good portion of
low grounds and several mill seats and distillc-
ries,--The payments must be ono half when pos.
session IS given, which may be had IN November
next, the other half in two equal annual pay.
mehis--For price and other particulars, appiica-
SON must be made TO the subscriber living in
Eew-Haycn, Rockingham county, Virginia, or
Thomas CopPedge on the premises.
MATTHEW WATSON.
hP'l'S Giaw4yf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-19

IRON WORKS.-The following LANDS will
l. be sold together or in separate parcels to suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, at Mr.. Chase's
Vendue Warehouse. in Baltimore, on SATUR
DAY the 18th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock ::
23,343 acres of LAND, more or less, consisting
of different surveys adjoining each other, lying
in Bath and Bottetourt counties, in the state of
Virginia, on the Cowpasture river, which emptics
into James River here is on the above Lands,
4 great abundance of Iron Ore, Of the best quail
ty, TO be obtained with very tiiing eXpence, near
nayig;,bie water, and situations suitable for erect
ing furnaces and FORCES. The annexed certih
cafe OF Adam Clackncr, Gan experienced man
OF good character) is referred to for further par
ticuiars- The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
on the river For furnaces and forges, and is of
pnon that the annexed certificate is in every res
pect correct. @
The terms Of sale Will be 5000 dollars cash,
and for the residue of the purchase money an ex-
tended credit will be given. The titles are be-
lieved to be unquestonable The Patents may
be seen by application TO the subscribers.
JOSIAS PENNINGTON,
n. BRICE,
Trustees IF the Patentee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-19
DURsUANT to a deed Of trust, executed to

DURSUANT to a deed Of trust, executed to
l. us by Elisha Estes of the county of Amherst,
for the purpose of securing debt therein parti-
cularly mentioned, we will sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money, at the dwelling house
of said Estes, on Thursday the twenty-eighth
instant, tract or parcel of LAND, lying or be-
ing in the aforesaid county of Amherst on the
head waters of Rucker's-rtn, and containing by
survey SIS acres, and adjoining the lands of A
braham Warwick, Thomas Statham, William
Breetllove and others, it being the same land
wherein the said Elisha Estes now liyes-Al-
though we believe the title to this land indisput-
able, we viii only convey the tide vested in as
trustees, and against the clyim of any claiming
underus. RO. MOORE, ,
JAMES VIGERS, ir. s
Warminstery April 5. (ep3wp)