davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

lT"S" TH1 boSfON EEN7INEL. AUG. 22l
ne yc@.tTday receivcd by me Industry,
caft. 1nri'S. a Caaiz gazette IF the 28iA
JHne. II does nor furnish much nezvs of
interest 6u: couains long and shiritcd
address of 1he Junfa IF Catalonia, Gatef az
,safs0na. he 22d May calling IN the brave
CutatdHs 10 rise SUPERIOR to fhetr disasters
ana 10 Commune Predatory zvar on their
6ar6arous tnOa.lers. The sf,irt IF he Pa.
TRIO remainet animated --skirmlshes 4vere
continually liking maze and here ahhear-
Gu h2fies 2f ger ertrlcalluS he hcninsuar
from the french
We learn verbally from cahr W. lhat the
tnlhoriant fort # nsf4s1rdl zo1s ensireiv
des"oyed and fhaf he rvater flowed oueric
that fhe French siiN heG a POSITION a.
6ont 500 yards from, tt --ehas on tie s,u.h
SIDE Of Cadiz he Waniards had erecleH q
fors 43 feet wide. svih SO 'zven. 3 fourtoun-
ders aud 10 use the zvards Of Cant. ~. Ca
dig 1oas considered as S'rong as the ,.,ce.
Of Gibraltar /; and 1898 ne ofliiion the
French could neUer obtain it
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2s.

Il7PORI.f.N7'-from Sou,h dmer5ca.
We learn from Capt. Sseddford, of tho
schooner Sally from the Spanish Maine,
shat the revolutionsls at Caracas were ex-
pecsed down to Cora i'll hostile manner
Ship ousannah, Bnnce. from Madeira, was.
weeks since, in lat. 90, long. 35, boarded
by the Bedford, OF "a guns, weeks from
Rio Janeiro, with espaLcnes-reported tnat
there was serious revolution amone the
Spaniards in South America
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
aB1Ellc&Glc.

STEAM .BoATs.-A few years ago here
vas not steam boat III ihis Country; Now
we have accounts of their establishment,
One between Philadelphia and Borden.
ton,
One between New Brunswick and New.
York,
Two between New York aud Albany.
One on Lake CHAMPAIGN, and
One on the >. Lawrence between Mon
treal and Quebec.
AS this mode OF travelling IS at once safe
=. I'd expeditions. cheap and pleasant. AZ is
ighty atityingto see il extending ana In.
;,easing q. r. american
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
PAILADkLSHIA. August %.
consntate Of Me Uaitd S,atcs qf .nmerieo.

ConSHt0Ee ~ me Ontftd SateS at America
Ionningen, &c.
In the Present circumstance zphen fbe
commerce. Of my country is forced jn,o mn,
and hitherto Unknown channels and zyhea IL
rs erfoSed TO tie most Injurious abuses and
ills my nost o6Uiou.
duty 10 eGer IL all tie assistance by nerao.,
nat e-cflaHaHon which may be in mn hoqss
er--Ihns. Obliged TO rettair oecasi5nally 10
'he DISTANT Ports If my e.Sten8iDe Con5u=.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

born elsewhere may continue their CONNER
c'al pursuits in said provinces agreeable to
existing treaties. paying regard to the laws
as well as to the imperious necessities and
burdens which war occasions. While the
undersigned makes this communication to
Count st. Julien, he requests him to impart
it to his Court.
(Signed)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
New YoEk, August 81.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

Yesterday arrived at this port his Britain
mic majesty's trigate Venus capt. Crawford.
III "a days from Portsmouth, having on boa rd
Mr. Morier,the newly appointed charge des
affaires, and dispatches from Mr. Pinkney
for the secretary of state The Venus will
wait to take home Mr.. Jackson and fa,ni
ly.
Inc London papers received by her at the
Office OF the Mercantile Advertiser are TO
The 9TH ct July, two DAYS later than our ad
wees by the Pacific but they are extreme
ly barren of intelligence.
The feet from st Helena, CONSISTING If 10
ships which left that island ON the iath of
May, had safely arrived off the Isle of
Wight. VI
1000 troops had arrived at Cadiz from Car
thageha to assist IN the defence of that city
Mer. .6GU.
LONDON, July 7. Letters from an officer
OF the 4Sd regiment OF light infan dated
mead quarters, the 10th Of June, in Portugal
safe that the %3d, with other light corps.
formed The advanced brigade of Lord Wei
iiDgton's army, under the command of zen
erai Crawford. They had had several IS
we're skirmishes with the advanced cavalry
OF The French army, and some DAYS previous
to this letter, they had succeeded in defeat
ing and taking prisoners two French squad
ron OF chasseurs. Only a river parted Lord
Wellington and Massena's army. and il was
supposed that battle would take place We
ny soon he Portuguese army under Mar
sbai berestord, was stated to be in high or
der and discipline.
Letters from Antwerp. received Yesterday
state, that the Scheldt fleet was in perfect
readiness Tor sea in consequence of extraor
u'haiy exertlons at the personal instance OF
Bonaparte. The fleet consists Of seven sa;l
OF the line, and FIVE frigaies. 1t is to be
wished they may venture out but while our
SHIPS are IN Constant blockade Of the mouths
OF the Scheldt. this event is not to be hoped
VICE Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, sailed ON
wednesday from the Downs, in order to
take the command of the squadron in the
room of Sir Richard Strachan.
IL mas been stated in morning paper thu
government have received adviees of tn !,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

Touion heet greatly superior to our own. be- ,
ing imperfect readiness to put to sea. That
preparations have long been making to get
the fleet ready is known. Hut as-to its vast
superiority IN numbers, we believe We may
safely say that our readers need be under
no aPprehens'ons with respect TO the resul,
of an action with our feet, should the enc
my dare to risk one. Some expedition is
certainly in contemplation from the coast of
the Adriatic., Murat has a large force
There is also an army drawn down to the
Venetian coast. Egypt has been mentioned
As the destination of the Expedition.
Some letters from Cadz Ut the 18th. speak
in a despondipg state of O'Donnel's army in
Catalonia. stating, on the authority of a let
| ter from Aicant of the 2S,h of May. that
O'Donnel had ,een defe ated bv gen Suchet,
his army scattered, and that he made his es
cape with the greatest difficulty. There
| are later despatShes from Geu. Suchet, which
communicated on tine 3Orn uir. ami which
make no mention of any such decisive de-
| feat.
| n vessel is arrived at Guernsey, from
port on the coast OF France She made her
escape on Monday last, having about halt
cargo of whea; on boara-she was fred up .
IN iron, he 'ort. hut was d. too great IA dis.
tance to De injured or brought to. and conse
qnently proceeded on her voyage.
1 rGCI OF y from SelStlCO, For.
tug.i June IS -----I sill rsmain at head
quarters; Am of opinion that his Lord.
| ship will not move or commence operations
i'm nedately. French, 10 the mum
Der of 5000. have crossed the Aeuila. and
are investing Ciudad Rodrigo. Oar advan-
Cd corps, under General Craw ford is a
bout three leagues in front of Ameida.
which town. with almost every village in
the neighberhood, as Penhel. Quada, &c
are occupied by the British Our situation
IS certainly very stroag one. and expect.
but 1t is only conjecture, thaSthe French will
net meet'us without a great superiority of
force. and of course certainty of success
Should that prove the case. our retreat will
be to Lisbon and Peniche, where our engi
lneers are now throwing up lines to guard
against all evils, and depots of provisions are
forming.
ItTpas REPORTED in London on the 7fh of
July fhat Bonaharte had issued an order for
ItnltriSoning all the americans in France,
and sequeStrating fhejr hroherty II 1yas
not known 7cbether This measure had been
lactuahy adopted ; 6ut it 7pas certain thar
several citizens Of me United .States hud
tafety arrived IN England iron, France in
consequence ofan ahhrehension thar same
violent proceeding zuouid be resorfed 10 a.
lsa'nst them. IN american gentleman, 4vho
had arrived IN three days from Paris, and
7uas on Change on The 6th stated thai he
llcf the French cahiiaito avoid thai detenu
on (Which 7uaS about to be imtiosed on all his
countrymen spho remained IN France
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
.NEv YORK .Aupuat 25,

VIEW ORk, .HHSA8t %.
Mr. Norfcr, the n s2e uhito.nted Bril-
ttsh eharse des 6ayrS, lcts ne /rjeaGe
penns yesterday ajferpo end landed in
.Ne7u- YORK about p NJ from he hiLds
6oGl Ihorne.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

Ten. Sarazn who lately deserted from
rance, is not an old man ; he has been dis.
uhSulshed on many sigma occasions of ardu-
Gus service ; he was with II che on the Rhine.
he accompanied Hoche on the expedition 10.
Ireland, which failed through storm he r.
was with gen, LIE Clerc, at ST ID mingo, and /
remained in Philadelphia several weeks ON
his return to Europe. He has frequently
acted in stations which demonstrate his ac,.
knowleged talents, having been several times
chief of the staff I'll
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

he U S. friga;e President, Com Rogcrss
anchored at SAID H k yeste day from IA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

Cotton imported into Liverpool from Jan.
l. to June 30. 1910; from the u. s 72.44l
ISIS 9eI-of which the stock Hand
July 6. was $4,000 to liz, 200 packages.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31


French papers cons 5 eguiar and mia
cute daily Journal OF the progress ol the
French who surround adiz they are bull;
ding .foaung baHer9es inte,icied TO carry
very heavy artillery, * enormous brass NOR
tars have been cast at the great national
touniery a Seville, for tue siege OF Cadiz,
The army or Portugal is to consist of four
corTis darmie ; taxing them at 20, 600 men
each. they amount :" 80 600 tnen he co~ps'
already on the Portuguese frontiers were
the .fr'Sf. s'rM and eighth of the army OF
Spain, under Soult, Money and Juuot.
The army of the east coast of Spain was
to be com handed by NJ all vi acdonald
Augereau's state of health having mcapaci-
tated him from the necessary activity of a,
severe service in Catalonia and Valen-
cia.
The ship Of the line which appears tohaye
been burnt in March by the red hot shot OF.
the French batteries was Spanish u gun
ship, called the 81 time -.durora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
lFRoM rHs BOSTON cEN4Ivr1. AUc. 22l

Fnom Salem aone Ses7 VJt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
POST-CFFICE,
November 20.

ALEX ANDRIA, Ncy. 20, 1910. q
j LETTERS. Tor the British packet Lofs
Etbayt, Tor FALMOUTH, (Eng,) will be re-
ceivl:d I'll Saturday, first OF December.
November %. u =, 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
James Kennedy, fer
PROPOSALS
BY -
PMsIb II. McklqD e Co,
2 Y

b
Far bubh@hi"g Ay subscr:ption nez0 br?s~
oaica! zv.ye, 10 Je issued quarterly, and
- to he entitled -,
The American Review OF Hll!ory &
Politics, as
Aad Cen<rc! Repository q. L5!erah!re
and State Fa3sqs.
-g-HIS work viii be conducted under ths
1 mala, em4ht 81 RosARr WALSH, JIM
Esquire, < modelled upon plan calculated
10 render it extensively and Permanently
useful stWiii embrace alevlew Of theFpub-ac
lie occurrences of Europe. al, d Of Ctr OWE
relations with that u>rtar Of the globe ian
examination OF the parliamentary history and
d m siigpolicy oltliis country ;--an enquiry
in the merits Of foreign and native prcGuco
ens-rarticu'.rly Of such as profess TO de-
ineate cur own condition and character 800
original css,y US and solcclens IL every de-
p&rlmtnt OF literature ;-an application Of
TIE pr.acip'es f political cctre my 10 the
peculiar ;circumstdnoes s. OF the United States;
ard a collection of state papers, in tie fol- III
Of an ~ pcndix fitted to illustrate ard to-
confirm tie facts and opinions advanced liz
the historical and political cilolcs.
CONDITEONS.,| - -. =
/ This work will he printed on q good
p9rer, in octave, and will consist Of iours,
numbers annually, Of at least two hundred
passes each, to beDissued quarterly. :
Ii. Ike fist rumbef Will be issued on tho
Isl OF Jama'y 1871; -"
III. Price Of subscription, SIX dollars per-
annun, TO be paid on the delivery of the Sc
.cond number of every year. = FL :. -
". Distant subscribers are expected to
pay in advance, or upon the delivery of tho
first rurni1er. - 81
Subscriptions received by JAMES KENNE-
dy, senior, Alexandria.
November 49,. >,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
The AveAsvss Of Umgu! Kncsy1e4gs.

A WORK devoted to Commerce s Man
~ ufacturcx S:u al and Domestic Agri-
cuilure, and the Useful Arts, by DR. James
Ne'.sc, Secretary TO Tie Agricultural Society
OF Philadelphia. One nuIntef vii! appear
every three months, 10 contain ICs pages
octave price Two do,.ars per annum payable
in stivncc.
J. Subscriptions are received and any further
Information given by -
James Kennedy, fen.
y - Bookseller, King-st<cet'
-. Nos. and are received and ready
for delivery to slbscri1els.
No,cniJe" 20 ~-.~->.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
RECEIVED TO-DAY ;

Fer 5rAooncr -Agues, Captain Baxter, -
!. x fresj. supply of seasonable SHOE
rsak;ag my assortment complete and exteif~
slyc. y "t,<' - :" t4n1-
Also, an invoice of red, green, blue, yel-:
low and black Morocco Skins.
~. : On Eand,.,s u
COTTON and Indigo, Furs and Fuf
Trimmings.
L. Gilman.
November 80. COLT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29

lish are striving 70 dissinits &u,, c. is but
an elec.ioneering trick. There must be
some pretence for a distinction OF parties,
ard without the aid OF violent party spirit
three fourths of the democrats in Office
would have remained at the ploushtail or
anvil.
The Emperor lopes tie americans.
The editor the United States Gazette,
has been favored win the following extract
Of letter from q gentleman OF great re-
spectabiliiy, possessing atnplr means Of cor.
rect information, dated 80
PARIS, 1871 October.
We have the unpleasant news, &c. .
IA consequence OF note troal the
French minister, insisting ON Denma'k's
ooserying The continental system, all ships
from America, which may be carried into
Danish ports are to be condemned as enc
my's property, which have French consular
certificates OF origin on board"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
Extract Of a litter fran CIR correspondent
Gated Lo1aoR, Ocl56er Is.

The Virginia, onrs, which passed the
Isle ol Wighs ON ne Oh, from Philadelphia
was boarded IF Sicily by French ptiva
teer Of II guns aad $50 inrn, was treated
with great po!itensss and WAS informed hy
the commander, tha. neither he, nor did h.
beIievr any other rriva,eer out OF France,
had authority 10 detan American ves,es.
United STATES Gt-z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29
N = / l Z 4.

THE President and Directors OF the Bank
q Potomac, give neicc of their intention 10
apply 10 Congress at their. neSs session, Tor
Z Charter for their Company, and Tor anaug-
ment4tion of their Capital Stock to &C nil
lion Of dollars, 10 meet the growing coEi-
merce Of the town.
By order OF the beard. -
Charles Page, CaMier.
September 81. PAW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29

t. Two Active Lads be-
tween the ages ofl4 & 16years,
of good connexions, will be TAX
en- as apprentices to the Prng-
ing Bulinefs at this Office.
Nauaraher 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29

declaring "tiat newspapers are the esg!sg's 81
ssditiou" Ea England they are cons:dtrsd
as the pillars q ci0iI Liberty.
An extraordinary person has sprung up
ct Paris, ia the pess.n Of a NJ. C"m'r, a.
ven,riloquis,, waose Ike, according TO his
own account, has often been endangered By
his performances. La Spain he narrowly
escaped being baroSd IN Germany 'hc
peasants would have b: aten him TO: dea,h "a
circumstance totally unknown in thlt conn
tryl especially at Ffeybogrg, wh1re he
tsaErd ,h.m rather too inuch. In another
riace h. rene we'd The miracle 9! Ea.aams
ass. A peasant, unal,ie 70 get forward WIKI
his sluggish Donkey, fell numerically up.
on the poor animal which RI once opcaed
his mouth. and tius addressed has usaste! !:
9. las net ed. Almighty crsa.aa rs al e
gaaI2 Il IS tinsc fy' Us a: length To cA:Rse
ar parts, Dissertation and ietme m.nnt
thY back" The peasant, WHO, IL the whc'c
course Of his iif~, had never heard any bu
two lsgg,d ass suaa, was excesstV y
terrified, sprung frotsa his srat, and r'a
WV, firmly Convinced thai his poor Don
KY was possess ,si'h devil.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-29

September 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
's>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD Elop.


SHWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Elop.
L Ell from Mr. .mes Smith, snnu. the MD
dis of NJ Y last, slave, named SAM, who had
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman's Bake House
"a IS about twenty four or FIVE years of age,
low OF stature, and not very bulky OF youthful
appearance, dark complexion, countenance
with an incessant smile. approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers a fine set of teeth, which
he IS not a little fond of sewing He is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick.
~, stammers and besitates exceedingly
Clothes not recollccted.
Some time in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, who then wished to- dis
pose OF him. to look out for purchas r-lt
merely purported the terms " to any person re
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence of seeking mas.
ter endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State.
All masters ofvessels and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off
The above reward will be given, and all req
sonable charges allowed, if brought back IN safe.
Y to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July TO- IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20

THE SUBSCRIBER, has F0R SALE-A,
L his Glass aud CHINA Store, first door above
the Eagle-Tavern: A supply OF fresh Teas, VIZ.
Imperial, Hyson, Gun. Powder, Young Hyson &
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach md Cogniac Brandies,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do
II wanna sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
90 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and pirt
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, & Cru
cts,
Casks first quality Whisl.ey,
so Do Apple Brandy,
10 Do Lnseed OIL,
90 Sets Table and Tee, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots of every description
8 by 10-l0 ~ 12 and IL by ID superior quality
Window Glass by the boz,
Richmond and Brandy Wine & FF Gun Pow
der by the key,
5000 lbs Salt Petred Bacon. consisting of Hams
and Mid lIings,
90 Boxes Spanish Cigars
EDWARD HALLIM.
4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20

shall be imported, neither on paying the
duties nor IN fronstfu, which belong 70 Great
Britain and Ireland the colonies =, coun-
tries under the influence of the British go
verDment, or goods Of any DESCRIPTION what
soever, loaded in vessels tom Great Br.ta n
or any of her depende ucies, be adhl;ed
into our ports and that all vessels un',er
whatsoever fig which shall be pr we'd %
carry such goods, as not furnished with
certificates and documents 70 Certify tne ori-
gin and full particulars of ther caggoes,
from the ports ot fading, shall, upon their
arrival IN our harbor be ordered nff ave
and except such vessels as are soel, laden
with salt, the importation of which. tr"1. all
foreign countries, we p,rmi, in vesse!> not
belonging to his Britannia majesty or ii S SUD-
jects. For the full execution % our decree,
we command all offic,rs AID persons in our
service. to exert their utmost vigilanre in
strictly examining the papers. certificates
AID documents of all vessels hal niav Az
rive.. ogreeably TO the gracious separate
command we ON this >ubjec. shall OF may
issue.
Given at our court at Stockholm. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
4 ANDS FOR SALE The Subscriber O
H. f-rs for sale HIS
TRACT or LAND.

Il L
LIVING in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
pnry river, adjoining the lands Of James Frank
In | 5eI Frsnklin's estate, Mcaj II Camden,
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cash CON
ea,ninr near go acres This trac lies extremely
wei upon it is considerable quantity of mea
dow ground, it is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted to the culture OF corn, wheat aud
tnbacco 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
grain, part Of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster of PARIS, aud the whole have been sowed
in their turn in red clover, which grows luxuri-
ant on th,spllHtltiorj that, together with the
} white clover, which grows naturally upon If,
produces very fine psstursge, there is also upon
1T a very good apple orchard, and there has lately
peen built thereon some useful and valuable hOu'
ses further description is deemed uuno cessa-
rv as IL is presumed that no person Will purchase
without first viewing the lands The overseer
living on the plantation, viii shew the land to any
person wishing to purchase.
ALSO-One other Tract, lying in Goochlanci
county on bot6 sides of Tuckaboe creek, on the
north side OF the Three Chop road, adjoining the
lands of Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin WATKINS,
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
6red and fifty acres, considerable part Of this
land is cleared, and none oft has been in cutya
zion for some years past 1T is land of good soil
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.
Tnents made accommodating to purchasers. Eos
further particulars respecting this last tract Of
Land, apply to Col Robert II. Saunders, living
near il in the said county, or 20 the subscriber in
tke city Of Richmond WILLIAM GAIT
April 81. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20

NY virtue Of the last will and testament o.
~ Robert Means, Deceased will be sold a,
Pubic Aacti0n, on Wednesday the 1,t day of Au
gust next, II f,r, Ifno', the next fair day-Par,
OF 'Ned LOT OF GROUND, lying between
ue Dwelling House ri Augustine DAVIS and,hr
bas'n-and HOUSE AND LOT, on the Ba-
SIN adjoining Mr. John Puse.--rwelyc months
credit will be allowed The purchasers to give
bond with approved security, together with a
deed OF trust upon the property, 10 ensure pune.
tual payment of the purchase money
DANIEL CALL
Execute, Of the lost spiH and testaasent of Ro
bert4Heans deceased.
Julv 6. ,ds