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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-19
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
.+@R. Harrison. s
y .NsV. 90 20
-, LOUIS B e l. < K,
CON FEC TO " z x,

.@t,,s.-f e q " II 4. L i - " Il N5
81. NEAR THE wAsHINSroN TAVERN, KING
) le STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
stTNA K Z ) the liberty OF iRfoi -ing his
50 friends in particular. and the public in
{ gsneral, that he CONTINUES to carry on tie
ISConGectionaty business in all lis b, anches, IL
"a manner superior 20 most, and Inferior to
none in the United States, from his know
tIed,se Of the 5usiness, having Praciised in
t:most OF the countries in Europe. BY giving
Spreyious notice, parties can be supplied with
Cakes, olnamented in any furm lie will dis
pose of every article in his line, either whole
sale or retail, on the most moderate terms
Ee,has on hand, all kinds CT Gonfectisnarifs ::
among which are, preserved hines, ciuens,
: orange peel, strawberries, apricots, sc. sc.
A large assortment of Martinique Cordial,
Wine Bitters, Almonds, Raisins, Currants,
= Grapes, Oranges, Orange Flower AMI Rose,
Wc,er, SIC. ?. -. -. .
All orders will be gratefully received, and
+ executed with particular attention and dis
patch. ~ ...a.....
January II. - 'soet.
NIB ON hand, few boxes best Spanish
Cigars, for retail. ... ... -. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

leagues from CHS place. and after looking over
our papers. observed we had no Charter Party,
and must be carried into port for further examine
ton The next day we were carried into Far
sund, Ga few miles from this) and examined
We then applied to the agent of the privateer,
and likewise to the captain, for the cause OF our
detention, but could learn none. We were, how
ever, informed by the Americans here, (of whom
you have list at foot) that we shall be tried by
the Prize Court here We shall, of course, con.
test every thing with them, and you may depend
upon eur exertions to do the best we can. We
have written to Mr. Isaacson, at Christiansand,
for advice, and shall write you every opportuni
ty.
i" american 0esseis at Egypog ship Egeria,
Law, from New-York, schooner Fly, Curtis,
Cadz brig Catharine. Lexington, Boston Mi
nervs, Baker, from Portland {tiese two last
were carried in with us y brig Joseph, Turner,
lying at another port near us brig Ellen Maria,
Adams, from Lisboni brig Sylph, Forbes, from
New York."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
NEw-YoK, Sept. 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the fast sailing ship Robert Burns,
Captain Parsons, which arrived this after.
noon in thirty days from Liverpool, we
have received London papers TO the 18th
of August.
We do not find in ouf London Papers anv
account Of the appointment of new minister
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
LONDON, August 1.
Pilot Office. Four o,cJock

Pilot Office. -Four o'clock.
We stop the press to mention that Spa
nist frigate, which sailed from Corunna on
the gath ult. and arrived at a late hour last
night at Spithead, brings intelligence of
general engagement having taken place on
the goth, between the allied armies in Por
tugal under lord Wellington and the French
under Massena, which terminated i'm favor
of the allies, who are reported to have lost
5000 men, and the enemy 90 600. with the
loss of all their artillery. This intelligence
was received, though NOT as an official com.
nnnication, at the Admiralty, about O'Clock
this afternoon.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the u. S.
frigate President, Commodore Rogers, and
brig Argus, Captain Lawrence, from a
cruize.
Ertract ofa letter from Hamburg. dated
Juiy "a, TO a mercantile house in This CT
~.
The mail of this day from Copenha-
gen brings an account of the condemnation
of the following American ships. viz 49,
the Asia, Catharine Jane, Franklin and
Swift.
cit is said the Austrian, French g. West
pbaliau ministers left Berlin, all OH the same
day."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
LATEST FROM LISBON.

The New London paper of Wednesday,
says" Aftsr the paper was put to pre- IS;
touched at the harbor's mouth, brig Calliope,
of New York, SIS days from Lisbon, with los
fine Merino sheep on board. We can only
learn by the person who stopped moment
on board and brought letters tobe forwarded
by the mail, that there had been some fight
ing between the armies; and that the Bri--
fish and Portuguese were retreating towards
Lisboh."
E.ctraet Of letter from CAPTAIN Charles
Cook, master ofthe ship James Cook, 10
his owners in Ne7uburyhort, dated Ros :.
took, Jitne 20, 1910.
al have to advise you of the re-capture
of the James Cook, on the 10th inst. by the
English frigate Fisgard she was cut out Of
Wismar with no rudder, and only her low
err rigging standing her anchors, spars,
tackling. sails, &c. being brought here by
the Freuchmen; the captain informs me
his salvage is one eighth part; but i'll can
not obtain sails and cable he will be obliged
to burn her, for he cannot spare stores on
this station to get her to England The
French plunderers yesterday sold all my
cargo at auction they also advertised nv
sails, BIC. but on my appearance they stop
ped the sale; they have since offered them
to me for s 5000. / offered them 1900, for
these tree hooters have used some of them !;
and my boats are converted into privateers !;
j shall offer them 5 5000 in order to &c, the
ship to England, for there is no canvass to be
had here"
Bsiydc, of a Ieney from Egsvoe, Ca Danish place
Gbom 90 nIiiessN. " Of Christiansdrd) stated
.1aae 8, 1910.
After passage Of 40 days from Boston, we
arrived here on the 5th inst being brought in by
a Danish priyateer, who boarded as about S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

y Y virtue of a deed of trnst, executed TO me
~ subscribers, by VIM Mayo, deceased, late
of the county OF Powhatan, and Of recorl in the
court OF the SAID county: Will be offered for SAFE,
for cash, on The 18th day OF October next, at the
court house OF said county-one certain tract or
parcel OF LAND. situate, lying and being in the
county aforesaid, and containing by survey, 200
acres, it being that part of the tract containing
the improvements, on which the said Afays for.
meriy resided For the purpose of indemnifying
Brett Randolph and Seth Lyon, who were Sc
curities for the said VIM. Mayo and his son Da-
mel Mayo, against the payment of certain sum
OF money, recovered against them in the aforesaid
court, for the benefit of tine distributes of Thos
L. Swami, deed.
The title vested in us as trustees only will be
conveyed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN LIGOW, , 49,
JAMES POINDEXTER, '0'feeS'
July II. w3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
JOHN W. EPPES, & -,
ERMAN BAKER, IL"

L'OR SALE, on Thursday, the FIRST of Nov.
! next on the premises, in Loudoun county, the
TRACT or LAND, on which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres.
IL lies on Little River, ten miles from Leesburc.
and 80 from Alexandra and George Town Is
remarkably well wa;ered has at least so acres
well set with Timothy, and 500 sdap ed to its cul
ture has 9 merchant mills in its ntigfborhood.
me farthest not more than rso miles distant. and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through a
c0ruer Of it.
As the Land was accurately described, in a
former advertisement II 10 unnecessary to be more
particular in this. II will be divided INTO lois ~
Inherent dimensions, to suit those who NV be
inclined TO purchase. a credit Of one, two and
three yeas will be allowed-the purchaser eivira:
bond with approved sec,Gry, and trust on tie
Land, to secure the payment o.
s1iNES MONRCE
AlbemaIle, August 81, vus
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Cos.amsns Of Lreldns, which was acknowledged
afterwards by the factions Of England and Ire.
land !; and because would not consent to le-
gislative union, which. gardcd as equally rui.
nous to both parts OF the Kingdom On the
whole, then, let the people of England, nop that
they IN POSSESSION VI fhes sober senses, decide
between my sccusers and me ;whetI,cr the laws
were inirinsed by INC who have gone through
very ordcal, who have always courted investiga.
ton aud enquiry who for years neper ceased TO
demand RIA nr by trns, who sought the pro
tecsan ola Jh! Of Isf,nni,y. passed by an assem-
bly, OF which they themselves made part"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

'ers,ty OF C'Io,d, in England, several Poeti-
Cal Exercises were rewarded with prize me-
dais. The following WAS one Of the product.
The STATUE ofshe DYING GLADIATOR.
ny wM. CHINNERY
Will then no plying sword its succour lend
Inc Ciaeliator's mortal throes to end,
70 Tree N unconruer'd mind, whose generous
pow'r
Triumphs DER nature in her saddest hour.
Bow'd low, and full of death, his head declines,
Yet Der his brow indignant valour shines;
Still glares his closing eye with angry light.
now gisres' now darkcns with approaching
nigat.
lis vengeance visible, and pain supprest;
Calm III despair, in agony sedate,
HIS proud soul wresties with oermas; ring
fate; A
That pang the. conflict cnds--he fills not vet
seems every narvc for one last effort set,
Al once by dcasl, deaths lingering pow'r to
brave ~
= = e will not sink, but plunge into the grave,
ENhausthis n,ights heart ia one last sigh;
And rally LIES whple energy 10 die !,
Gnfear'dfis now that cord which Oft ensnar'd
k!'e baiiled rival whom his falchion spsr'i
Those cisrions mute, which OH the murd'rous
ANOuS VI W OccCs Ot l.-O-e IMAM
Once poisd by peeriessniight, once dear to fame,
The shield which could. not guard, supports his
;, frame. fs.j,
Eisfxed eye dwells uron the faithless blade,
az fm;siient agony he prayed. u
:. On might yet, by aveuging blow. ~
:" Not'shun my fate, but share it with ms Zee ="
VAN hops the streams OF life Flood fast des-
i'Aat giant arms upbearing- strength, must
oetu 2
Yet shall he scorn; precumbent, to be,ray !.
One dastardsien of anguish or dismay,
WIN one weak plamt to shane his parting
breath, ~
In pangs sublime. magnificent indeathl
But his were deeds unchronicled his tomb =
Nopatrioi wreathes adorn !; to cheer his doom
NO soothing thoughts arise of duties done,
" IOfmed conquests for his countiywon So
And he, whose sculptur'd form gave deathIcss
fame
To Clesilas--he dies without name =
Hspiy to grace some Crsar's pageant pride
The hero slave or hirelng champion died, ~
When Rome, degenerate Rome, for barbarous
shows,
Battered her virtue, glory, and repose
Sold all that Freemen prize as great and good,
For pomp ofdeath, and theatres of blood!
FROM THE NATIomAL INrELL1oeNcER.
JEU D'ESPRIT
Occdsioned By hearing LADY express her Gdn,iyoy
rion Of Master Pajnes e!o7aence.
TO conquer Pain fair Celia tried,
And! its attacks had learn'd to spnrn
But Pleasure now with Payne allied,
Alas Has conquered her in Turn
For when PAYNE plays Hero's part
And gives his wond'rous powr's the rein,
His magic accents pierce her heart
And CELIA almost dies with Pain.
But when his varied skill, lac tries
In D-yden'ss animated measure,
Her bosom heaves applsuding signs
And CELIA almost dies with Measure
Wdsht1iStoa City, dug. %, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

NJ Office For sale or lease for term Of
LIZ years, a valuable manufacturing and ctist
MILL IN the cnunty Of Amelia situated within
lew hundred yards of the River Appomattox
from whence boats pass with convenience to Pc
tersourg-ther" are twenty-five acres of land at
tached to the Mill which includes convenienr
store house, lumber house. and hlacksmiths sion
III sale shall take place, the purchaser can be
accommodated with Any additional quantity of
land, adjoining the mil, mot exceeding 500 a.
cres) that may be wanted The mill rs not II,
good repair at this time but may be put in com.
piete order. by expending few hundred dollars
The sdbscri Ger will treat with any gentlemen.
disposed to purchase or lease, until christmas.
next.
WILLIAM ROYALL.
Amelia, Sep. 81. eff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

Nj Office is hereby given that application
y Will be made to the Couniy Court Of Hem
rico at October Court next, to discontinue the
Old road commonly called, Bookers road, from.
lie upper corner OF the plantation of Williams
Price (R.) decd to the Rocky Branch
SePt.4 1aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

n TOTICE.-A PETITION viii be offered
Y to the next General assembly, TO enlarge
tue town OF SCOTS lille in the county of Rowha~i
tan.
Sep. 81 wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

VALUABLE LAND F0R SALE.--The
subscriber wishes to, dispose Of MS military
LANDS, in the state of Kentucky, containing
bout 5000 acres, lying Oh Big Barren river, winch
affords a good navigation, and situated in tie
county Of Barren ! there can be no objection T.,
the quality of the Land, considerable proporti-
on OF which are Low Grounds, and lying contigu-
GUS to Nashville, lcnnessGe, beng onl1 81 miles
distant which affords good trade a barg,io
viii be sold IN the Land, or will barter lor lands
in this state, such IN y suit For further par
ticuIars, apply to the subscriber.
EDMUND B1OXER
Jamestown, Prince Edward, Aug. 81 w8Sg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

VIE Subscribers offer for sale, five hundred
II acres OF LAND lying on Rappahannock
river, IN the county of Middlesex, between Rose
gill aud Brandon, called Biact Walnut. The plan.
tation is IN good state oil cultivation, great part
being laid oft IN convenient lots, and highly ma.
nured for tobacco. The situation is healthy, com
mands an extensive view of the river, and Affords
fish, OYSTERS wild fowl and yenison, in their res
pectivc seasons The buildings consist OF
s'"Iil dweihngIouse, two barns aud several other
convenient houses Part OF the pi4ntaton uten
SITS, The stock ofcattle and the crops may be had
with the land If REQUIRED An indisputable lille
w,li be made, liberty OF seeding wheat the pre-.
sent fil granted, and possession given on the tst
Ian next.
All just claims qganst the late Ralph Worme.
ley, Esq will be received IS cash. For terms APP
ply to MIR John Chew, fredericksburg, or to the
subscribers,
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PUBLIC SALN.

w m;scs. i'm Williamsburg on rnesiav ,hes
Ri OF October next, the house AID lat i.ell by
the Subscriber for many years past. The lot
contains more than an acre and a half of ground
1.-The house is large and commodious and with a
little repair would be one of the best buldin ge
m the city. The neighborhood is agreeable, &c
the situation healthy, being in the upper part OF
the city, on tie main street, few doors below
the. College Square-Every circumstance rem
ders 1t dcs'rabc situation for private family,
a boarding house or Tavern.
VIII be sold at the same time guam tity OF
household and kitchen furniture, also few Me-.
groes For all sums above ten dollars. twelve
months credit will be allowed: Purchasers gil.
wing bonds with approved security TO carry in
terest from the date, if not punct,ially paid.-An
sums under ten dollars must be cash
August z. w8wT
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MOTICE.-rhat a FErITiON WI Re pre-
~ sented TO the next Virginia Assembly. for.
the purpose Of obtaining a road leadipp from The.
man rpsd, from Cosrnbia, to Goochiand court
house; along tlle9l'ne betwikt Thomas Richard
sor and Daniel Couch To james River: as also
the condemnation of SO much land ON the banks
OF the river, as shall be sufficient for public lan-
ding. -, X
Goochland, September 81. wsw
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/ UNATIc HOSPITAL. Williamsburg Sep.

/ UNATIC HOSPITAL, Williamsburg Sep.
IL 81, 1910.
) Notwithstanding. the notification in the En-.
quirer. the Norfolk Herald. and a paper publsh+
ed IN Lynci5urS, man supposed to be luna
tic, has tHs day been Brought. to the Hospital.
who, If insane, could not be received 1t is here.
by again made known, that no male patient can
be received until the public are informed thar
there is a vacancy in the CclIs-appropriatcd ior
the reception of male patients.
BY order ofkhe Gosrt Of Directors
= @ WILLId1H RUSSELL, C C D.
September 81 :. tvA,v
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ELEANOR ,WORMEL IN,
PlfLPH jHORMELEI.

Rosegill, Sept IA. WY
NoTs-Ciams agains' myself will also be IA.
ken for part of the above mentioned Land.
Il JrOR1kLE1.
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H'oR SALE On the plantation in Chester
field County, the residence of the late Mr.
Francis Eppes decd will he sold on the 10th dsy
OF October next,to the highest bidders, about
twenty valuable NEGROES consisting of men.
women children, among them is a good carpen-
ter, aud good miIier.--Ai the stock of horses.
mules, cattle, sheep and hogs, neat coacbee &c
harness for four horses, gig and harness, the
plantation tools, some household and kitchen fur
nlture-amongst the horses are two valuable
brood msres-Mary Gray the dam of Wonder
aad Paiatox-a bay mare out of Mary Gray by
Dare Devil.
The stock of cattle and sheep are equal, if nos
superior to any in Virginia, Cash will be re-
CURED for all sums of thirty dollars or less--for
all purchases exceeding thirty dollars credit of
twelve months viii be allowed, on the purcha.
sers giving bonds with the most approved secu-
rlty-integest from the date of the bonds will ba
demanded, IL they are not punctualy paid
JOHN W EPPES, &
x Is, JERafAN BAKER, Il" "S'
September IS, 1910
AT the same time and place may be purchased
OF The representatives of The late Mr. Eppes that
valuable plantation called Eppington, lying on
Appomattox River about "a miles above Peters
burg, containing one thousand acres about fouv
hundred of which are in woods. Mr. Childers
manager on the plantation will shew it 10 those
disposed to- purchase.
Sep. 10. tbs
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August z.

In CHANCERY-Ata quarterlv court
i continued and held for King & o ,een Cou,.
~, at the Court house, on "Wednesday the 18th
OF August, 1910.
Thomas Gayle, Brookng Taylor and Ann b;s
wife, Elztbetn Gayle and George Cayle. infants
under the age of twenty one years by Phiio
G'tcwood their Guardian and next friend, VIII
liam Gsyie ana Josiah Gayle infants, under
the age OF twenty one years by Philip Gate
wood their next friend, and Sarah A mn Stu.
art and Elz beth Stuart infants, under the age or
twenty years, by Edward Wright their Guar
dian and he Xt friend,
Plaintiss.
John Gayle Ex'or. of Matthew Cayle. decd
Matthew Gayle, Robert u. Gayle and George
bucsner' af Def'ts. n
The defendants, Matthew Gale & Robert ID.
Gayle, not having entered their appearance and
given security according othe act of assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to,
the satisfaction of the court, that they are not
inhabitants OF the cosinon wealth 1t IS ordered
That the said defendants, Matthew Gayls & Ro-'
bert ID Gayle. do appear here on the second
Monday III November next and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of ibis order be
forthwith published in some pubic news paper.
printed in the City of Richmond, for two months
succe ssiv'ly and that another copy be posted
at the front door of this court house.
Ieste,
Sep IL. usTv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

C1J At late commence tnent at the ancient Uni
'ersy OF o'sfo,d in England, several Poeti-
cal Exercises were rewarded with prize me-
dais The following WAS one Of the product.
OAS :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

:" AlesanIey's Eeast I"
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IMPERIAL DECREE.

" Palace Of the 7hmHeries, EIarch 5.
" NRhoieon, Emheror ofthe French, King
Of Italy, Pr0feetot offhe CoR/cderntion
ofthe Rhine. Medtalor IF lie SWISS C9n-
Jederacy, &c,
Upon the Report Of our Minister Of gen.
eral police, considering,
" That there is certain number Of in
dividuals detained in the Prisons of State,
whom it is not deemed advisable either to
carry before the Tribunals or set al liber-
~.
That several have at different epochs
made attacks upon the security Of the State !;
that they would be condemned by the Fri.
bonals to capital punishments but that ST.
perior considerations oppose their being
brought to trial.
" That others, after having acted as Chiefs
Of Bands in the civil wars, have been taken
anew in .fagranG dehcto. and that motives
OF general interest equally prohibit their be d.
ing carried before the Tribunals.
4" That several arc either robbers Of coach
es, or men habitua,ed to crimes whom our
laws eould nor condemn, though they might
have the certainty Of their guilt and whose
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europe.
LONDON, April %.
STATE PRISONS.

Doubts having been expressed with res
pect 10 the following atrocious Decree, and
some persons having gone the length of de
nying altogether that any such Decree has
been issued we republish it from the Mon
iteur of the sch of last month. A more ter.
rible tyranny never was developed than in
the Preamble to this dec ee, in which we
find 1t avowed that men, natives of conquer
ed or coded countries, are kept i'm French
prisons for offences anterior to such conquest
or cession, the offence, no doubt, of showing
their allegiance to their lawful government,
by fighting in its defence and endeavorng to
preserve its independence.
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June 10.

VIE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR S.dLE--At
l. his Glass and China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern supply OF fresh Teas, VIZ
Imperial, Hyson, Gun Powder, Young Hyson 6,
SOuchong Teas,
Old Peach and Cogniac Brandes,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wines,
10 HlIds. New. Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do
HAVANA Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
90 Crates Liverpool Ware,
10 Boxes Glass, consisting of quart and pint
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Classes, & Cru
cts,
50 Casks fcst quality Whislzey,
80 DO. Apple Brandy,
10 Do Lnseed Oil,
20 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots ofevery description,
by s0-10 by - and ~ by ii superior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine & FF Gun Pow.
derby the keg,
o,ooolbs. Salt Petred Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Middiings,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
EDWARD MILAN.
TIne sf
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PURSUANT to. Deed of Trust executed

PURSUANT tor Deed OF Trust executed
Il 70 the Subscribers by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the bene6. OF William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos I.odd, and other credit
ors of the said Samuel Parsons, will be sold, At
public Auction, the respective premises, on
Monday the Cd day of July next, the following
property, situate in the City of Richmond, viz !:
Nearly three.fourth of the half acre of ground,
designated in the plan of the said City, by No.
4S6, between Thomas Ladd's AID tl.c Hay Mar
ket Square, bounded on the NORTHEAST by the
Street which passes between the Hay Market
Square and the Public Ware house.
The lower half of that part of Lot No. 413, on
the North East side of the Basin, which is
bounded by the Street running by the Bank and
Robert M'Kim's 10 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 l}obcrt Nc Kim's
thence by the said alley 10 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 a ticket-The title
papers of both Lots will be exhibited at the sale.
The grounds will be sold entire, or divided to
suit purchasers.
Terms OF sale will be, 10 months credit, on
notes negotiable and payable at the Bank of Vir-
ginia, satisfactorily endorsed, and 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,)
X. ADAMS, Trustees.
G GREENHOW.
May eptds