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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

| the navigation. there have been cnnsideraI
Die arrivals at Tounngen from the ". States
FriCcs OF Sugar and Co.ton continue to hold
out encouragement for speculation White
tfavannas are selling at Altoona from SS To
50. brown % a %. Georgia Cotton, 40. n.
Orleans 10. On the other hand coffee has
experienced considerable depression. and
does not offer iiattcrng result. Ordinary
IS selling at Is LIZ. finer qualities in proper.
ton. '.
The quantity which has been imported,
IS OF such magnitude that it viii. require a
good deal Of tine, before it can be expect
ed to be realized. notwithstanding the tacli-
ties which have of late been granted of eN
porting 1t to friendly ports in the Baltic. as
a very greatpart of the purchases that have
been made, continued locked up in IIulstein.
Many OF our spectators are already so deep
ly engaged in this article, that nc; withstand
ing the complexion of our present prices,
they do not Tor moment wish to engage
deeper until the: have realized a part Of
their old purchases at high prices. We
have nothing to communicate respecting the
political situation of the Holstein ports
They continue friendly to the American
commerce and %e see no reason to change
the opinion we entertained OF the security OF
new arrivals; those which have lately ta..
ken place, have been freely admitted after
examination and although the restrictions
to which the forwarding Of goods have been
subjected have caused n god deal of alarm,
we do not participate ia the nervous fears
entertained b. many. Holstein is the pivo.
on WHICH the great mass of continental i'm.
portations turns, it Consequently. becomes
the point to which the eyes Of all Cur specu.
iators are turned.
The object OF uriate exertions has been
TO organize sons OUTLETS into the Baltic. suf-
hciently inpnilanu to keep pace Win the
expected arrivals and the ARRANGEMENTS
we have made, will, we fatter ourselves. in
a great measure, answer the desired purpose,
We shall take the liberty CT communicating
toyon from time to time the state of cur mar
ket."
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DY Virtue of decretal order of the Court
-1B OF the United States for the fifth Circuit,
and Virginia district, pronounced on the 2lst
day OF June, 1909, amended by an order entered
on the 24;h day of May, 1910, in suit wherein
John Lloyd, executorQf the surviving partner
ofCapei * Osgood Hanbury, was plaintiff, and
Robert Patton and others were defendants, l
Shall, on the first day of August next, sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit of one, two and three
years, the whole ofthe Estate called MANS
FIELD, Subject to the dover rights of the ell
der MRS. Page, and to q tenancy, during the pre-
sent year, on the balance. This elegant and val.
usble property lies within mile Of Fredericks.
burg. The houses are among the best in the
State. The situation is extremely healthy, and
supplied with the best water-The soil is suppo.
sed to be equal to any on the Rappahannoci1 Ri
yer &; on the border of which, neE,iaustible GUAR.
ries of excellent free. stone may be opened, pro-
missing greatproit to man OF enterprise Mrs
Pages dover is in 1,0143 acres the rcvcrsion of
which, alter her interest is spent, will constitute
one Lot The part held by the tenants of Ro-
bert c Page, consisting of 672a acres will con-
stitute another Lot: and the balance of I37
acres. on which the improvements are, will
make the third Lot. On this last, there are a.
bout 500 acres OF wood land, and on the others.
there is the usual proportion of wood. If l
should find that it would suit the views purcha
sers better, the Lots may be modified OF the day
OF sale.
orders, will sell in different Lots, on the same
terms, abou; eleven or twelve hundred acres Gil
Massaponax, devised by the late Col Page 10 his
son John Il. Page. The sales will commence at
~ O'Clock before the front door of William
Herndon's Tavern, in Fredericksbu aud be
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day 10 day.
The purchaser of each Lot must give bond.
with approved security, for the purchase money,
and tie land is to remain bound & be re.sold on
default CT payment, for so much ready money,
as may be sufficient to raise The balance then due
and bs residue, on credit, TO meet the future In.
stalment, or astalmeDts the proceeds Of which
resale is TO be in Ike manner secured; and this
operation ofre sale is tobe made as often as such
,cessve defaults shall require conforming each,
so the terms prescribed for the first
a compleat map Of the land will be left with
Mar. AisoP, at Mansfield, who will show the
premises.
BENJAMIN Bolts.
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NE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR SALE-At
4 his Glass and China Store, first door above
the EagleTayern a supply of fresh Teas, viz.
Imperial, Hyson. Gun Powder, Young Hyson &
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach and Cognisc Brandies,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhtls. New.Ofleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do
Havana Sugar fo: preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence OIL,
30 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting Of quart and Mat
Decanters, TImblers, Wine Glasses, & Cru.
etc,
so Casks first quality Whisky,
so Do. Apple brandy,
10 Do. Linseed Oil,
20 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool ard Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots ofevery description,
8 by 1910 by IL and 10 by ID superior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond anG Bi..ndy Wine T & FF Gun Pow.
der by the keg,
1000 lbs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Middngs,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD RALLAM.
rune 4. IS
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Communicated for ReIrs Gazette J
Concord, June Z, 1910.
EXTRACT or LETTER.

HAMBURG, April 13.--We confirm our
last respects of the 5,h of Desember. The
sentiments we expressed a. the time. re.
gardIng the understandable measures adopt
ed by Denmark towards American proper
~, have since been realized, and the whole
OF 1t released from scquester. The FIRST ac-
counts reaching you must necessarily have
caused much nneasIuess 60 those interested
~ tn!s siade fortunately, your consignment
per que b@tSsy, had bcrn previously realised
x s1k0i"s!c priFS. -. Gle cggGiaz q
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'EO THE PATRONS AND FRIENDS or
THE MANCHESTER dCADESff..-

4
10 remedy the deficiency which has so lone
existed IN the management Of the Manchester dcr
denny: FraneisA S. O'Reikp, President thereof, has
established Boardin.; House, for such Pupils Of
u,1. hns''tution' as tier parents msy wish to
pace under ms more immediate direction
The pupils thus dome stcate,i in his family ora
70 nave liked kours Of rising ard retiring TO rest
Tor study, recreation and meais 70 these. F 6
o'fe,ty shall attend in person, and endeayor to
Commune system OF domestic regularity with
public instruction for their benefit -
Whist, from i'ie LEGAL situs,ioH og Manchester.
ne mas To- regret the adv,nc ed price OF the neces
saries OF lite, compared with the more interior
country yet when these circumstances are IA.
ken INTO consideration he trusts that the follow.
ing prices FOR boarding and superniendauce. viii
not b. deemed uDre .,sonatle /:
fups under 10 Years oi' age, are to nav at the
rate o. + so per annum, and such as exceed that
ages 4Oper annum.
On these terms, the students are to be sunni.
rd WIN iuei, with rooms for study, sleep aid re
lection and with the necessary attendance of
servants to their persons
Female pupils will lodge in apartments under
the immediate inspection of Mrs O'Reiiiy and
every possible attention shall be Maid :, tbe;,
health and convenience.
Besides those branches of instruction which
+, . o,Reil'Y has already stated Il, the publ: oe
me hrst opening of the Academy a native Of
france, of liberal education, and of an ADEQUATE
acquaintance with the English tongue, (Which
ne mas acquired from residence of twelve wears
IN Tins country,) has been since engaged to give
instruction IN the French language.
ih's gentleman now holds permanent place
IN the establishment, and bestows unremittint. at.
tentlon to his department. Another assistant also
has been employed to give instruction in the mi
nor branches OF an Englisi, education
In submitting the preceding regulations and
terms TO the public, f 5. O'Reilly fondly hopes
that he shall experience share of that patronage
which he thinks due from the friends and patrons
OF this institution, to an mwearied attention 10
the progress of the pupils in polite literature and
sound morals
Manchester, rune 10. %.
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Il ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber Of
IL fers for sale. his
TR.dCT OF LAND.

Lying IN the county of Amherst, on the waters oil
riney river, adjoining the lands Of James Frank
in, Joel Franklin's estate, Micajsh Camden
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres. This tract lies extremely
well upon it is a considerable quantity of mea.
DOW ground. 1t is very fertile, we'll watercd, and
wen adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part Of it is fresh land
and the whole oft is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields ;
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
gram, part of the grain has been rolled in the
rlaister OF Paris, and the whole have been sowed
III their turn IN red clover, which grows luxuri-
ant on thlsPlantation; that, together with the
whi,e clover, which grows naturally upon it,
produces very line pasturage, there is also upon
It very good apple orchard, and there has lately
peen built thereon, some useful and valuable hour
ses. A further description is deemed unnecessa.
ry, as It IS presumed that person will purchase
without hrst viewing the lands. The orerseer
living on the plantation, will shew the land to any
person wishing to purchase.
ALSO-One other Trsct, lying in Goochland
county, on both sides of Tuckahoe creek. on the
north side OF the Three Chop road, adjoining the
ianos or benJamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins,
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
ared and nifty acres, a considerable part of this
land y Cleared, and none of it has been in cutya
ton Tor some years past it is land of good sol,
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat, and IS very convenient to market. being
about twenty three miles from the city of Rich
mond.
These Lands will be sold on time, and the pay.
lnents made accommodating to purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract of
land, apniy to Col Robert II. Saunders, living
near II IN the said county, to the subscriber in
He CITY OF Richmond WILLIAM GAIT 8
April 81 tf
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OIICE.ZBy virtue, OF a deed OF trust made
to the subscribers, by Samuel Shelton and
John Staples, for the purpose therein expressed,
and recorded in the County court of Albemarle :
VIII be sold, for ready money, to the highest bid.
der, at Browns Tavern, in the town of Warren,
AlbemarIe county. on Thursday, the twelfth day
OF July next, the following Property, viz:
TWELVE NEGRO SLAVES;
Bob, Will, Nelson, Stephen, Phillis, Sylvia, Luce,
Diner, Nan and her child, Charlotte 3, her child,
and the increase of SAID female slaves
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Lying in the county of Albemarle, containing
SIX hundred and fifty acres, more or less, adioin.
ing the lands of William Hughs, Wilson c. Nj
choias, estate of Owen Lewis & Thomas Goods.
by: Also, one other
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in said county, (Albemarle) containing FIVE
hundred and thirty-nine acres, more or less, adj
Joining the lands of Wilson c. Nicholas, estate of
John Lewis, estate of Jacob Morris, captain John
Harris and Doctor Robert Morrison & one other
TRACT'OF LAND,
Lying in buckingham county, containing 1O3
acres, more or less, adjoining the Lands of lanes
station, Thomas Carter. James Station, jr & John
Couch, or so much of said Property, as will be
sufficient to pay the balances due by said deed.
and eApences i'll carrying the same into effect
Beng interested only as trustees, we will convey
to the purchaser or purchasers cf the above ma
med property, such title only as is vested in us.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
SAMUEL D1ER,
ANDREW HfRT.
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RICHMoND pRICEs CURRENr.

PURSUANT to q Deed of Trust executed
l. to the Subscribers by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the benefit of William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other credit
ors of the said Samuel Parsons, will be sold, At
public Auction, on the respective premises, on
Monday the Cd day of July next, the following
property, situate in the City of Richmond, viz :
Nearly three. fourths of the half.acre of ground,
designated in the plan of the said City, by No
ket Square, bounded on the North East by the
Street which passes between the Hay Market
Square and the Public Ware house.
The lower half of that part of Lot No. 412, on
the North East side of the Basin, which is
bounded by the Street running by the Bank and
Robert N'Kims TO Cary Street-thence by the
latter Street to the Brick-House occupied by ]
Smith as Bakery-thence at right angles to the
alley between the said Lot and Robert McKim's
thence by the said alley TO the first mentioned
street.
This lot is held by a deed, which conveys all
the interest of Byrd's Trustees and Heirs, but is
subject to the appearance of ticket-The title
papers of both Lots will be exhibited at the sale
The grounds will be sold entire, or divided to
snt purchasers.
Terms OF sale vii! be, 10 months credit, on
notes negotiable and fable at the Bank of Vir
ginia, satisfactorily endorsed, aud titles to be
withheld as further security, until the notes be
fully paid or, at the option of the purchaser,
one. fourth in hand, and deeds of trust on the
property sold, to secure the other three fourths.
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock, on Lot
No. 413.
E. cARRINGTON,I
X. ADAMS, Trustee.
C. GREENHOW.
Nay %. eptds
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

a T meeting Of the Board of Directors, on
Il n the 4ih June, 1910:
Resoised, That all Wagons, running upon the
Turnpike Road, having wheels with tyre the
width Of four inches, shall be exempt from the
payment Of the toll which is established by law,
on return wagons; and that Wagons so used,
with tyre the width Of six inches and upwards,
shall be exempt from the payment of one half of
all the toll allowed BY law, both in going aud re-
tuTjng.
THAT such exemptions shall continue so long
as thcwagsons WHICH may be entered under this
Regulation within twelve months from this date,
shah be employed upon the Turnpike Road
ResoIvsd That the clerk be instructed TO adj
vertse that ne will receive proposals for building
wooden bridge across thc canal Of Mayo's mill,
in nc Town of Manchester, till the 1st Monday,
~ J4ly next.
L..yGct from the Minutes
GAMES BRANDER, CYeyg.
juno 3. 1NJuly
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fTouRTEEN HUNDRED Sacks I.iverpoo!
Sro"nd Salt. Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Rsi
SINS in boxes and Kegs, Copperas, y by 10 and 70
by 10 Window Glass, White Lead, & Spanish
Brown. Havana Segars. Playing Cards, Dimi-
ties, OZnaburgs--.nd
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
For SALE ny
May 25. 81 . o. s utLas:
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EITzWHYLSONN & POTTER. have Just
L received from London, by way of York,
large supply of articles. which added to their
former stock. makes up very extensive assert
ment. Il consists principally of
Writing Papers, of various sizes and qualities
Counting House, Chamber & pocket Ink Stands
Excellent Pen Knives and Razors
Office seals, Wax and Waters
Drawing Books and Water Colours
Pencils and India Rubber
Violin Bows, Hair and strings
Music and Music Books
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Pocket Books
Travelling and other trunks
Playing and visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men and Boards
backgammon Tables, Durable & Japan Ink
School Books, Family Bibles.
They have on hand, a large supply ofday books,
Journals and Ledgers, Bill Books, Blank Notes
and Checks, Record and Sheriff's Books, Paper
Hangings for houses, &c. &c. &c.
| June Is Aw
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HE Subscriber Intending in few days to
Il leave this State for Europe. gives notce
That Francis r. Strobia is his attorney in fsct to
ransacth his business in his absence
THOMAS GILLIAT.
June 8. o.,
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1uae %

'HIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD. Rama.
4 way from the subscriber in Mecklenburc.
County, some time in the month of Februsg9y
last, mulattO man slave named TON
SKAVkS BY trade a blacksmith he Is about
ieet or o inches high, wth straight black
hair, bowie eyed and s,onps in his sbouIdSrs
his nose tarns up, ard when spoken TO. il YER,
apt to snuff. he went or IN company with
z riulsito fellow, by the name of Billy belonging
to Mr.. George FIeld.--Tbey are supposed H.
nave procured free passes under the name ol
Mayo. Whoever will apprehend the said slave
and secure him 10 any jail so that ret him n.
gam snail be entitled 60 the above reward.-All
masters OF vessels arc torwarned from hatoouf,
ing or carrying him off.
~. -, GEORGE TARRY!
Nsy.
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TFtHoMAS $. POPE, has removed his Shop
tot the house lately occupied by MIR Tnos.
ilcd' 2, onihe Gross street, leading from the
II ain street TO Shockr Warehouse, where he
p,s b. attention and pmctuslity, to merit the
s1r,' g. Il MS friends and the public generally.
&,sy -, Il
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1nne %.

/ AMkS RIVER LAND-EOR S3LF-- On.
der the authority of power of attorney, from
Or. Robert Mayo, the subscriber will sell to the
highest bidder, at Amherst court house, on The
third Monday in July next, beng court d.y. that
valuable TRACT OF LIND, whereon Jesse
spinner resides The quantity. exceeds 500 a
ores $50 Of which are prime Low GrounJo r
III excellent arabic condition. The High Land is
nnimProyed, but promises we'll for the culture of
tobacco, &c.
With many other advantages of this Land.
there Is Mill Seat, on a bold stream, that may
be easily imProved.-The incumbrance of aIease
TO Mr.. Spinner, which was an obstacle TO a sale
according &c the appointment of late advertise.
ment' is removed, exceps for the ensuing year.
ne privilege OF sowing small grain in the fall of
that year, win be allowed the purchaser, with the
rents accru'ng from this time
TERMS -one.fourth of the purchase money
on Tue Gay OF sale, aud the balance in three equsl
annual payments, to be secured by bond and an.
proved security, AID deed Of trust on the land
JOSEPH MAYO,
attorney TOR Robeyt Nayo.
l.
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POBLiC AUCTiON-On Tuesday mex
will be sold, at Public Auction, at the hotlse
lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Giiat-ali his
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE Also.
an elegant CHARRIO.T and Harness.
Terms of Sale ALL sums under so dollars.
cash; above SO dollars, month credit. Notes.
with approved endorsers, will be required
THOS. TA1LOR, Anc',
june Is. o.
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M ADEIRA WINE. believer to be Of the We
" ry best quality-ior sale by the Pipe or
Hogshesd.
GIBSON c, .IBFFERSON.
June 10. -
Two or three 1ouae Ladies. (f,om IN e coon.
try,) whose parents wis, them benefited by
any seminary OF learning, IN Richmond, NAV be
accommodated with BOARD, in respectable
family te particulars, apply TO tie Edtoslof
the Enquirer.
June :. AS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

or Published BY 7Aonas Richie, nearly OBJ.
p'sife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
or CONDI7 IONS .--Five dollars a year, 10
s6e PAID annually in advance. Those zpho wish to
be considered annual Subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time of subscribing, otherwise
sheir PAPERS Sp be discontinued at the expiration
IF the first wear. -.
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" The sale Of the above mentioned furniture.
&c. unavoidably postponed until Tuesday, the
Goth instant.
I,HOS. TATLOP
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u EMoVAL.-THOMAS DIDDEP, CRATE
= ful for the liberal support he has experien-
ced IN his trade, respectfully informs his custo.
mers and the Public generally, that he has re.
moved his Tailor's Shop to the main street adj
Ioihng Robert Bells, saddler, aDdopposte DR..
Duvall's apothecary shop, where ne will hank
iuliy receive any business in his line, and hopes
by attention and endearors to PLEASE, 10 merit a
continuance of favor.
Richmond, Nav 81. ep3m
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a. TERRELL and L.-ATKINSON, have
" removed their SCHOOL, from the
main street, to shady and retired situation ON
the hill, adjoining Southgate's.
May 90. If
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MI ukPHY & CRUMP, fourth door abo, G
LvG the Bell Tavern, have Just received
PENNSYLVANIA WHIoEEY, in Hhds
And a Jep Bare!s
....:-' c y II II e Il r. IN GS,
Winch, together with general assortment Of
GROCERIES,, GLASS and CHM WARE
They offer for sale, on the most reasonable terms.
JuhS-lS- ~, I'm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-14

.....,,. 70 his people the seventies Of the
pms .sb,uryer he could 20 so consistently
var : ,bsshoness discharge of his other obi
us Should rupture take place be-
Ss''g s called courts, Sweden witt neces-
S ., re involved in the contest, aud COM
=, ,s.d % axe active measures against Eng
'po. rbe,e are now in the roads below up
1.af thirteen hundred vessels to or from
ss DIb porrs. Those destined fer the Bal.
p'o r.. fear in danger, as all tho Pfussian
MS are, or shortly viii be. occupied by
|tench rooPs.'
Octo5er 1.
T,ylsa Fyeet.-'The Gazette contains des-
,,hes from Sir c. Cotton, including let
from Capt. Lakewood, senior officer Of
ia.shore squadron off Toulou-by
ssS;ch il appears thaton 2oth July, sail Of
l, Inc and 4 erigates Came out of Touion
s,rbot 10 Join frigatc which had been dri-
- 81 our. boats into B4ndol, and endeavor
). mi OFF the Euraylus aae Sheermaser.--
Captain Blackwood, supported BY the
lax and Conqueror, advanced in their
,.Doort Notwithstanding the great disparity
'5(o,cr, and by his undaunted bravery dis
,,oointed the enemy, who retired into port
her exchanging fewbroadsides with our
lin, thus acknowledging that three British
MN Of var, one frigate and brig, were
mare than equal 10 SIX French ships of the
rae. one three decker and four frigates!
\ October 3.
In the Asiatic and European Turkey the
n,husiasm OF the war is without example.
me rich people IN the country send mors
recruits to the Paehas of the Provinces than
6ey are boand 10 furnish. many of them
nike the field IN person. Cypria, Gambia,
md all ,hr islands of the Archipelago, have
snt numerous contingents to Constantine
he. The re solution of the Grand Sultan TO
AXE the field, has undoubtedly contributed
much TO this rn,husias,n. They expect in
Couslan,;nopIe dne corps of MameMkes
from Esypt, which the Brys have furnish
I'd. There are many naval British officers
n,he Turkish aeet in The Black Sea.