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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

=. M. Miller is elected to Congress from
tennessee, vice G. w. Campbell, resigned.
JOHN RHE A, Esq is elected to congress.
for the district of Washington.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

The Governor of Canada has not vet r. !
ceived his Cue" The non-intercourse law
is feature of hostility that Is even more
strongly marked than the Embargo was"
What say his masters across the Atlantic ?
The very opposite to this.
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Gated by Italics.
DIR. Walter Jones,
Joseph Lewis, (F.)
lhoIn', Newton,
BurweH Bassett,
John RoGnc,
Edwin Gray, Opp
John Dawson,
John C!opton.
John w. Eppes,
Thomas Gi,olson,
Peterson Goodwin,
NeHt Congress.
ID Republicans,
4 Federai,sts,
2 Oppositionists,
! Doubtful. .
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Mathew Clay,
John Randolph, (Op.l
Wilson C. Nicholas,
Daniel .SheSey,
John G. Jackson
=. Stephenson, FJ
i. Breckenridge, (E.}
John Love,
VIM. A. Burweil,
1acob SSUoofe, FJ
Gen. John Smith.
Lasr Congress.
IL Republi :ans,
l Fcderalist,
) Oppositionists.
l Do ub,iiil.
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Coz Two iumps of pure virgin gold
have been lately found in ploughing ND corn
field near Spottsylvania Court House, this
state. which together weighed 9 or. 4 dwt.
when melted, s OF. Is dwt.-the deficiency
is owing to the dirt only--no other material.
&C. being in it's composition. The curl
ous may see it at the Jewelry store of MIessrs.
Johnson & Reat in this City, who purchased
and H. cited it,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22
TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken, and will shortly
open an ELEGANT HOTEL in the house
lately occupied by the hon. ROBERT SMITH,
Capitol Hill, City of Neutrality-suspicious. he
will be enabled, ifproper encouragement shall
be offered, to afford the best and most spiend-
id accommodations
The house above mentioned will be sopre-
pared as to admit a display Of elegance aud
taste in the arrangements OF the season
BALLS not to be excelled in the United
Safes, and he hopes from long experience he
has had in that line the ladies' and gentlemen
Of Washington will enable him by their en-
conragement TO excel in that particular.
The subscriber tenders his acknowledg-
ments to his friends and the public for the
marks Of preference they have heretofore
bestowed upon him, and hopes BY his renew
ca eXertions to please to deserve and receive
a 'continuance of their favors.
p Boarders viii be taken by the day,
week, month, or year.
- e Wm. Cation.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22
VALUA ABLE FARM
Z, a d q, 4 Y Y,
+ @ K Sd T r

ENfIE Subscriber intending 10 leave ~.
u Shareholders for sale the FARM On vSia
he now resides, lying on fomonkey Crcep
about54 ola mile from Potomac liyer, ..5
sixteen below Alexapdria, confirming $40
cres about 200 CT hich are We! uInberoJ
The situation is remarkably hcalthy and CO..
mands beautiful view Of the Potomac fro,
Mount Vernon to several mics helCwthc !,
dian Head. The soil is productive. and n,,
Of it well adaptedto Timothy amp Clover =
The Improvements afe--tWo good dweIjm-
houses, kitchens, barns, stebIes. &c and :.
large orchard Of excellent fruit trees, all q
which are now in bearing state. A liber3
credit WILDE given for part Of the purchase
money. The land Will be shewn at any tins
byappiicalion to the SUD elibcr.
Benjamin I. Fendall.
Charles County, Maryland,
7 Novcmbar3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22

tsss ~
AT a respectable meeting Of the cit. ].
zens of the town and neighborhood OF
Alexandria, friendly to the aid &encou-
fragment Of Domestic Manufactures
held by adjournment at the OLD Bank,
"Wednesday evening, the 18th init.
JONATHAN SwIFT, esq. in the chair.
The committee, to whom was re-
committed certain Articles Of Assocla-
ton (reported to the last meeting) tor
reyisal and amendment, made report
that they had the same under con
sideration, and presented the follow
ing which being read. was approved
Of, and the blanks being filled up, vas
ordered 10 be printed tor the iniosm l
ton of the pubic.
yD4rnr A5arrE0D Sec'rv.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22
OUTt.
FIVE full e complete Shares
in tbs Dismal Swamp Company. :
Upwards Of $1,000 acres OF


Lands, being very old military rights, iyio5
in the states Of Clio, kentucky and inc m
diana territory, chiefly patented II my '""
name and ready to be shewn.
A more particular description CT the 'oFS-
going property may be seen by "pp!ia5 :: ::
Mr. Thoalas Taylor, of Richmond VINO 20 20
authorized to make contracts, or 70 IL? -
III Alexandria. The titles are ell r7,ioo9''''
and the terms proposed are, one Io'.I "a 40
cash at the time OF conveyance TIC '.'i'' -
in three instalmcnts, the last t"o 70 10 V'
interest from the date. Any species o. ','o
public stock and OF the different BANKS l''''" ~
United States OF Insurance Comp'hmio'-'
the Potomac Fridge and IurrpiH0 oo,''!
HES will be received in payment aCI', o.;
to their fair value Ground renlS ~ 80, ,;e o.
of Richmond and town Of AlsN~'i",'' I'D
Houses and Lots, viii IiAe"jse DC go, nav
in payment according to such fs'e' - '
be agreed upon. -.
2aw6nl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22
FOR SALE,
The J9f!oyying rALUABLE PROPERTY.
A [ NACI OF LAND.

tenanled for life or lives, the balance free oil
all incumbrance, including sn excellent mer-
cham mill butt with stone, the whole yielding
an annual rent OF about SEQ do!lars. Much
ofthis tracti. very fertile, we'll watcred, and
all abundance Of ,ilG6cr. 1t is generally roll-
ing, but part Of 1t is hiiIy and stoney, chiefly
oslin1e stone. Ii viii lie laid oil 10 suit pur-
chasers.
Another tract, called HolliS's
Marsh, lying in the county OF Westmorclsnd
containg about $500 sores, bordering on the
river Potomac, adjoining the Stra't9rd estate,
and the ale residence oi Richard Lee, esq. OF
Chantilly. On the estate are anQm5sr OF
farms and tehants at will. Part Of this land
is extremely fertile, and all Off as good as
.hs lands generally areS In that part Oh TIE
country. The Marsh Affords excellent range
for stock, and is happily situated ter fSh and
fowls Of which that river aGounds, ahd l@u'-
be desirable estate TO any person VINO may
choose t. reside in that part o;the couHUy.--
4 will however, laid otto suit purchasers.
The above lands are beld by deeds ofpur-
chase duly recorded IL The general court
Another tract containing 092
acres, lying in the county Of Berkeley, ad-
ioining the residence OF RawlciSh Co!s:1n,
esq. OF which about $50 acres is leased iofthc
Balance OF the life OF ~ agea mantle res. t.
nanted at viii. This land is situate IN What
is called the big bend Of Potomac, and b9T1eFs
on it. In point Of &c s>iiiey it is esteemed ~
terior 10 none in that part ofthc state aid IS
held by deed from James Marshall esq
Seven other traCts containing
1900 acres each, adjoining cach other N tA92
county Of Mason, wissin few miles Of TIC
Ohio, between the two Kanhawa's on the Wi'
ters of Sandy Creek, which runs through a
considerable part OF it. It adjoins thc i~aa'
Of general Washington, and the lac zen! - !.
MN Harrison, iun esq. 4 large portion OF
it is rich bottom and the upland OF very 9ooa
quality. L is held under the original 's'en-
tee by deeds duly recorded ii the genera
curt
.~e fill p can7n|ete Shares
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-10
Cockpit, UAitedaN, London, Nov. IL.

Cot"IIf, HIEeH0ii, LoNGon VOU. II.
Before the most noble and right hon. the
Lords Commissioner of Appeals in Prize
Causcs:-
The Snow George, Pcttinger, MASTER
This American ship, with thirty slaves. on
board, on a voyage from St. Thomas's to
C~ampeachy, was on the prosecution of such
voyage, captured on the 10th of June, by
his majesty's schooner of war. the Pitt, Lieu
tenant fittan, commander, and carried to
jamaica, where the usual proceedings were
instituted; and finally the ship and slaves
were condemned as good and lawful prize
to the captors. On the part of the captors
1t was commended that this was an Illegal
trade.
Their Lordships, after hearing the conn-
sci on the other side, affirmed the sentence
or the vice admiralty court.
Eugenia, Flemming, master. This vessel,
under American colours, laden with a car
go of wine, brandy, oil and ether merchan-
die, i'll the prosecution of her VOYAGE from
Bordeaux to New-York, was captured on
the 9th OF September, 1905, by his majesty's
ship OF war Cambrian, John p. Beresford.
Esq. commander, in sight of his maiesty's
ship Cleopatra, John White, Esq. comman-
der, and carried to Halifax.
1t appeared in this case, that the ship and
cargo were Condemncdin the vice admiralty
court OF Halifax, and the question now be-
fore their Lordships was, with respect to GER
tain goods claimed on behalf OF John Pat
rick and Nathaniel Lawrence, American CT
%tizens; and also for certain goods claimed
on behalf of Messrs. Jumel and Desobry.
Their Lordships, after hearing the coun-
sci on both sides, restored the goods belong
ing to o Patrick * Nathaniel Lawrence /;
Z condemned the goods belonging 10 Messrs.
Jumel and Desobry, with the costs of the
Appeal.
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boat and bow spirit. and rs nssc,a ,r,ur, WAS
done to her tackle and arpaT~l, as Mast.
their power, and which capt. x. was obi,
.grd to repair at his own eXpencc.
Capt X. has been imprisoned bctsQsa
the EnSiish and ARABS, nine months. ana is
at q loss to decide which nation is most en-
titled to pre- cminence in viliainy.
Game passengers, capt. Newell and Mr..
Cabot, Late of the brig Creole, at Boston,
which was condemned at Madras for hayin,
touched at the Isle of France, on her out
ward passage. Another instance og British
rapacity.
Also Mr. Charles Focees, late second Of
fccr OF the Creole.
January 90, lat. 23, So, spoke the ship
holland, capt. Leadcn, from Eew-Yopk, Que
Ter New-Orieans, had carried away her cut
water, two OF her main shrouds, bowsp,it
found rotten and the jib boom sprung.
In long. Y, january 9th, spoke a,sioop
from Baltimore for n. Caro!ina-had been
driven to the eastward by a gale of wind.
The brig Creole was bound TO Boston, with
a cargo or piece goods, having touched at the
ise of France and sold her outward cargo
She was taken possession of in the afternoon
she was to have sailed by order of Captain
bartan Feiiew, of the English frigate Phae>
ton. Captain Newell was detained Il close
prisoner si t5otfdi tire Creole for fiity four
GAYS; after repeated applications was SUI
fcred 10 8" an aiiore, but LIS request for slif-
hcicnt for necessary expenses was. by sir Ed
ward feUew MiG. his characteristic brutal
Iity, mSo'cnt,y refused. and with many i!iibu-
raj T, ~hectons upon Americans in a style pc
Icullar 10 the admiral in his intercourse with
americans who have the misfortune TO fail
in his power.
Mr.. Cabot, Z passenger from the Isle of
FRANCO. WHO was rcturningto his friends and
FANNY in this country, after a long absence,
was sent on shore to Coonamallee, a depot
OF prisoners of war, about fifteen miles from
Madras, where he was detained FIVE months
from the 9Th of May, the day OF arrestation,
until the 2Sth September.
The Creole's crew were turned on shore
on the burning sand, withouta shelter or The
means OF existence. Ii was even ordered by
Captain Pel!ew, & worthy son of such a sirel
to turn them naked on the beach, after wan
dering about several days, one of which they
passed IN prison, they found relief in the cha
ritz OF capt. Edwards of the American brig
Bratus, in which vessel, and the Egina of =.
York, they have at last arrived.
Inc crew were treated in this nhnman
manner, because they refused to enlist on
board the frigate.
The foregoing is but a faint sketch of the
unJustitiabie and unpreced. nted treatment
towards the Creole, experienced from
these unprincipled tyrants of the ocean.
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NORFOLK, February Q.
PUBLIC DIN ER.

IN IHcSday haaf an eirganf entertainment
5oas gfreH ~ the E.rchange CoGee H11.8c,
by tire Patriofic Citizens If mix Borouv6'
10 o"r reshected Commander in ChicC and
the officers II the .Hrn7g and Nauy Of me
OH7tcd Htafes, aceomhaHted By caanon nnd
m"Sic' and eUerg demon$trahOn Of conf
deace and jag.
hefc@li0e meeting dnd tie c9tdiai [are-
FseH8tUen - our brave doeHders. nag min
fe'Fnhled 6Yang IF hhoseG frantic ercesses of
'Mc6r1ate f~or8rifuLHes8, fha tzR6Hc dinncrs
9leH 81Oe riseto J the entertainment bepa,i
qOtlh serenity and cheer/ubqess, and cndcd
F"fh corn DiaHfy anil harmie8s mirfh, and
one general ~o6seyyaH2n struck tie minds Of
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SINKING FUND.

a report was received from he comm;s-
sioncrs OF the Sinking Fund on the subject of
the disbursements of the public debt for the
last year-Ordcred to be printed.
DELAWARE CANAL. =
A bill was received from the Senate for
%authoyising the grant of a certain quantity
of land to the Chesapeake and Delaware
Company.-Iwice read and referred to a
committee OF tine whole.
REPEAL OF TIE EMBARGO. &c.
The House again resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on MIR Nicholas re
so.uti.n.
The question pending on Mr.. Randolph's
molten to amsnd it,
MessrS. Key and Milnor supported it,
And Mr.. d r. Williams opposed it.
And the committee rose without deciding
the question and obtained leave to sit again.
On a motion Tor the committee 10 rise, the
question not having been taken, MIR. Gdrde-
nier rose 20 commence his observations. AZ
ter proceeding tora short time, the question
OF order was ~enquired from the chair, to
Wit: whetherit was in order to commence a
speech ON the main question. The chair
man declared that Ire should cali the gentle
man to a strict adherence to the motion tor
the committee torise.
Mr.. Gcrde9ier' said he WAS S..oeec5inr
20 shew why tsey should not rise. Ulti-
ma,ely. finding his ideas were likely to ex-
tend beyond the strict point of order, he sat
Down.
The committee rose, and on the question
fer leave iosit again, there being 76 ia the al
iirmative. leave was given.
Just before the house adjourned, Mr.. Du-
ret Uttered the following resolutiors;
ReSolpca, That the United States will
consider any capture and condemnation of
merchant vessels OF the United States, own
Cd wholly by a CITIZEN or citizens thereof
engaged IN lawful ccnmerce, by an armed
vessel sailing unser a beliigcre.it hag, and
acting by and under authority ofordcrs, de-
crees or edlots, Violating the lawful com
merce or neutral rights OF the United STATES
rs a declaration at war Ga the part of that
government 70 which said b~eiiigerent Gag
shah belong /; ard in whose courts such con
denipations shall tc had.
ReSeipeE, That the President of the u.
States on being satisfactorily informed of such
capture and condemnation as aforesaid
be requested, forthwith, to recall from such
~ocliigerent state, by and under whose au-
thorily sach capture and condemnation shall
be made, such resident minister Oh. minis
ters of the United States, as may reside at
the government thereof.
Ordered to lie on the table.
At O'Clock the house adjourned.
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hH6NDAY, Feb. 3. 1903.
Mr.. Afazaford presented a petition from
Edward Patton, butcher, praying an adj
ditional compensation for services render
ed during the evolutionary war. Refer
red.
Mr., Gardner, presented a petition from
the inhabitants Of Packersfeld, n. H. pray
ing the repeal of the embargo laws. Refer
red to the committee on that subject.
Mr.. lforrozY moved that the committee
u, public lands be instructed 10 enquire into
the expedieRcy OF making further provision
for compensation to the board of colninissi-
oners, clerks, &c. for adj listing claims to
land inLouisiana. Carried.
Mr.. Far .4lien presented n petition of
Eleanor Spencer, which was referred to
the committee OF the whole on unsatisied
claims.
Some petitions from Massachusetts on the
e~lectioa Of President, SC. were referred
Mr. BufzveH presented a memorial of
Samuel Brisese and others, commissioners
appointed 10 receive subscriptions for build
ing q bridge across the Susquchannah, which
was ordered to lie ON the table.
On motion of MIR. Bacon, Resolved. that
the clerk dccarry to the senate the several
memorials OF the state of Massachusetts. re-
monstrating against the mode of choosing e.
~lcctors for President and Eice-President,
(Which has been proceeded to en- the part of
the senate and house of Representatives of
said sfate) as irregular and unconstitutional 4;
and praying the interference of the senate
and house of Representatives of the u. s. for
the purposes OF preventing SO dangerous a
precedent.
Mr.. Barker presented the petition of
Henry Warner, Ga coIiector.) Referred to
the committee Of Commerce and Manufac-
lures.
Mr.. Je. ETorro49 moved that the memo
rial Of Whittemore Kraggs be referred to
the committee OH public lands. Carried.
MR.. C0tts presented several petitions from
i. Hampshire respecting the embargo law,
which were referred.
The house then resolved into committee
OF the whole on the subject of the several re-
solutions, COR aiming vessels, &c.
Mr.. Jackson occupied the iocr for abou;
three hours and a hall, principally i'll reply TO
Mr. Van Dyke.
Alter which the committee rose, aad the
house adjourned at ABOUT a O'Clock
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SE.MfTE or THE U. 8z.47E8.
FRInAY. Feb 8.

FRIDAY, Feb 8.
The bill, auSiorising the sale and grant of
. %oertain quantity Of public lard 70 the Ches-
apeake and Delaware Canal Company, was
passed.
This bill authorises the taking 1000
shares, each valued at 900 dollars, to be
paid for in lands valued at the usual rate at
which they arc disposed OF by the United
States.
Mr. Pohe gave notice that he should OH
Monday move for leave to bring i'll a bill
authorising the sale and grant of q certain
quantity of public land to the Ohio Canal
Company.
Mr.. .6nfersOn gave notice thai he should
on Monday nexS ask leave to bring in a bill
TO authorize the making OF a Turnpike Road
from Masou's Causeway to Alexandria.
On motion of Mr.. S.. Smith.
RcSoiDed, That a committee be appoint
ed to join such committee rs may be APP
pointed by the House of Representative to
ascertain and report a mode OF examining
the votes for President and Vice President,
and If notifying the persons elected of their
election, and for regulating the time, place,
and manner Of administering the oath Of Of
fee 70 the President.
Messrs. s. Smith and Gaillard were ap-
pointed the committee.
Adjourned to Monday.
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ANNApotIs. Fehrnaru 4

IOLAof AtUiAfFI a..
Arrived ship Anne, captain l.. l.. Rus
sci, from Madras, after a passage OF ten
DAYS.
The Anne has been absent nearly two
years. Captain r. was detained s months
by the Arabs, ut Mocha, and after his re-
lease, not being able to procure a cargo
here, was proceeding to Penang for %infoJ-
nation, when he was captured by the En-
glish irigates Fox and Caroline, and sent to
Madras. and after a long delay, was tried
and liberated.
The condemnation of the Anne would
have been too fragrant a violation Of every
principle of the law Of nations, or Of equity.
even for a British court of admiralty. but il
would have been repugnant to their princi-
pies to have done complete justice. Capt.
X. was obliged topdy the costs of suit. and
even the store hire and the carting Of tbc
specie, which they took out on her arrival.
While in their possession, the Anne lost 3
cables and anchors, one suit Of sails, her
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rRoA THE PARIS Mou1rEuR.

C~oPENHAGEN, Get. 8. +;
.StUiRdIing An articlc from Cottesb .rrh CON
trns a remarkable trait ofswindlinC, which de
serves to be made public, not on account of lis
great buldness and adroitness, but in order 60 nut
all merchants upon their guard against a similar
occurrence. One OF the first HOUSES in Gotten
burgh received q letter from London, in which
they were requested to instantly make the most
diljgent inquiries 90 discover a young English.
man, who lIsd Just fled from the house of a rich
banker, and who they knew had embarked on
board "a snip i~reiglted for Sweden. The descrip-
tion otthc young man vss given m this letter, &;
he was declared the author Of a robbery to The A.
mount OF 12,G0OL sterling, in bank notes. " If
You should hiId him" said the letter, as he be-
longs 10 q respectable family, confine Yourself TO
The making hun restore the pluader aii after
wards have the goodness to give him 500 gui-
meas IN gold, which wilttake him 60 the hides
where nothing more will be heard Of him" The
Swedish merchant, to whom this letter was al
dressed, caused q thorough search TO be made on
all sides at last, beng one day upon the Ex-
Change, he perceiveda young man whose figure
and dress perfectly answered thc description
lie addressed him, and seeing that nc was an
E0gilsbnan, inTitcd him to iaiioNv him-rhe
young man hesitated, Redeemed, turned raIe, G.
ven shed tears ia i wori, before he had arrived
at the merchants house, he confesscd all. Arfi.
yedin his closet, lie throw himself at lis sect,
begged OF him not to besiclyercd up 10 justice,
and gave him tre 10000 sterling, which v4s
still inclcscd in a port folio, with the seal Of the
banker. The Swedish merchant made .nuy Sc
fious rcmonstrcnces 10 him, but according 70 his
'nGtructions, gave him the 800 griineas, and pro.
missed to procure him 4 favorable opportunity Of
gong ta Bengal. lie made haste 60 inform the
banker in London that his 10000 were recover
ed, who replied, chat he did not understand what
he meant. The Bank-Notes we're all forged,
but the 300guineas, given to the sharper, were
good.
E%fract 9fG tettey, dated Havatna, Janaayy u,
1909.
=" AT this time, and for some time past. this
govei nmcnt seizes and detsins all vessels arriv-
1 ~ h NOD q .u. 90. rMma - --l----
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cash given for S7OCX Of She United States.
" and [ERTuICdTES Of the State of Vir.
giIas, by TOBERT POLLARD.
February 10. st
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Exfract 9fa t%etcy, datca H%avassa, .Janua,y u,
1899.
" At this time, and for some time past, this
Cove nment scizes and detsins all vessels arriv-
. e 10 port from any port or place, with cargoes
not having n board the usual or accustomed do.
cuments granted by the officers of the nation TO
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We are ciedibiy informed, that m.
Coles, tic Presideut's hriDate sccretary.
Is TO go ar 10 France in Me Mcntor , and
That LieRt. READ, offhtS city, goes 10 En-
gland in fhe Pacific. ne do mt rdeUe fhaf
A5r. j. Q. HdamS's vi8h 10 Wa8A6ingson !;
has any ~1Tfafion TO a Foreign Embassy
Kelf's. Phil ca.
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April Is.

OUSES & LOTS-FOR SALE-By vir.
= Il tue the last will and testament of Robe rt
Means, decd, will be sold, TO the highest bidder,
at public auction, on Tuesday the 25rdi Inst
the following LANDS G TENEMENT.S, in
the city OF Richmond--viz
Some wooden HOUSES and piece of LAND
opposite to Crouch's Tavern, on the street lead.
ing up by the governors.
Il HOUSE u LOTT upon the Basin.
Inoiety of another HOUSE upon the Basin,
and the third of the LOTT belonging 10 it.
The TENENENT'w where the Tcstator lived.
and naked LOITof Lasd adjoining to it.
Part of naked lott OF LAND, living between
the dweiiing-ho of Augustine Davis and the
Basin.
The sale will commence at the house where
the testator lived, and will be adjourned to the o.
ther tenements successfully, until the whole are
sold. Twelve months credit will be allowed ;
the purchasers TO give bond and approved secu.
rity together with deed of trust upon the pro-
perry to ensure punctual payment of the pur-
chase money.
D1NIEL GILL, Executor
q the last WI and Testament of
ROBT: MEANS, Deed.
May IL. tbs