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July 3
az CAVALRY ORDERS /,

~ CAVALRY ORDERS,
4 HE RiC.H.HUND inLOP 49,. muster o,,
their uNusi sr"uno, g Fl .i.uei Goats with
1n' h'iters or 'ai'ces, or w dnesday evening the
10 y instant, al 5 49, ok
ROBT. GAMBLE, CaHt.
July 10. la,n
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EOR SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOTS
l. IN the CITY of Richmond, at present IN the
occupation OF mr john ST John
The improvements consist of a good dwelling
House, Office, kitchen and stable On the square
opposite 10 the House, are two halt acre lots,
which will be sold separately or with the house
The terms may be known on application to Mr
st. John on the PREMISES, or to the subscriber ~
Lynchburg.
w RADFORD.
June wSw
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TWO or three 1oung Ladies (fiom the coun
Il tiy,) whose parents - 49, u, IN benefited b,
any seminary OF learning. in Richmond, may Ue
accommodated with BOARD, III 4 respectful
family For PARTICULARS, apply TO the Editor OF
the Enquirer
Jun If
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M ILL BE SOLD, at II mover count nous
w on the fou' III Wed.n sday in this mont.,l
Dong court day-T,e 65 acres If LAND con
yeyed oy deed of rust from RicIa,d Il. Arm
strong and wife to us, for the purpose of secu
ring debt due TO P.rke Street The trust deed
bears date the 81 of May, 1903. and is oirecoid
IN the court OF tins county.
ANTADN1 SThEET,
C. p GcODALL
Hanover, July ids
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Lisr of papers enclosed.
Copies of tbs ietle" INST uCtonS.
Copies of the act CT Congress for the third
CENSUS.
Copies of the assistants oath
Copies OF the MAis!i.l Secretary's oath.
Copies of the assistants returns
Copies of the Marshal or Secretary's return.
TO The Marshal or Secretary Of
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system OF great nationa! policy Tore
| ta'iate on the enemy is y false preteuce for
| their captures cfneusral properly.
both of my colleagues have urged as q
consideration against the passage Of hi, re.
solution. that it is to lead to an immediate
war, an event for which tho stat. of Ne n
York is not prepared. am not iuscusil,,e
OF the situation Of the state of New York.
know that in the event Of war that state
has much tn risk but also know. that her
! spirits too independent and patriotic ever
| tn trucklc to the insolence az any foreign
power. But Why will gentlemen contcn,
| plate waras the inevitable result from the
| passage ut this resolution Let them Look
| 1t the correspondence, the resolution. the
state of our country, the situation of Enr
land. and her hostile acts towards us, and
| teen tell us II war be the result, who will
aaVe been the 2pgressor. 2nI what ,hc can
ses. No enc vii! pretend, that in the whole
OF the correspondence before Us, there is 70
| be found the appearance even of Gispositi
on on the part Of the British government, 20
treat with this convtry. Are We 'hcn to
submit TO all the injuric. we have sustained
without the hope OF redress--nor dare to cx-
press the opinion We entertain upon the i'm
| science and outrage we experiencea IF so.
the American spirit has Abandoned our
country. Bur, sir, ifthe British government
| fnaii not iE-neulateiy TcCai the II. MISTER
whose conduct has occasioncti this tiiscussi-
| on, venture to say, there will be mantle st.
ed throughout this nation, a spirit of indie.
nation and resentment, which i. becomes
US. as The representatives OF the people, and
| the guardians Of their rights. neither to sti
| lie or impair by our debates and divisions in
this House. And regret. sir, 10 have Wit
messed so much debate and opposition upon
this occasion; l had hoped the question
would have been taken without delay or di-
vision. l was unwilling to add TO the time,
ar debate. this question had occupied, and
| certainly would not, if could have seen,
as wished. prospect Of deciding il with
out farther debate.
| 1t is not 4 party, but great national
question, in which all arc equally Interested.
ihc consequences of division NAV be disas-
| trous to our country. Unless we :. can unite
ON subjects of grea. national concern. cur
hberriec ate destined to speedy ruin. Can
We so frequently and feelingly lament the
fate OF esRer nations, whose divisions and
distractions have proved their destruction,
and not take warning our2elvesl
rs wsil might you go stand upon the
beach and bid the main noad TO bate his
usual height" as tn entertain the hope Of
negotiating With the temper which has been
manifested by the British government to-
wards this country for years past. Our cause
| IS just, cur means are abundant--let cur
anton De perfect, and we SHALL then give a
proper direstion to The energies of the natl.
on, command respect, and not add another
TO the list OF ruined republics.
{ De6G!e 10 BE continued }
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IN SrNeTE-.h,,,or,,


mr.. Camf5eH, iron, tie siate of ohio and
mr. (hamhin from Rh.de Island atEcarcI
and took hei'- seot8.
Mr. M-igS's nation laid on TIE Ea6Ie yes
teT'dsy sras agreed 20 and Dfessrs. Meigs,
Gregg and Franklin e11hoin:eG a commit
zee IA fnrananre Mcref; 70 4chOm evas re-
'fs,rtd The resolution Of he Legislature Of
Chio IN relation 10 lhe er!ension Of heyaacnf
.f1r Public Lands.
12' bill 10 incoyforate n comhcny far ma
tinS, certain TURNPIKE read. in The District
q Cof~mbia -ras fi!r1her considered, and, on
motion Ct Mr.. Inder;on, hosuoned nil
InrsGGp ne:ct
M. RraSley cgreeajy 10 notice, inlro
dMceda BIZ TO augment The conhcnsatiou II
the Judges IF he Circuit coa,! cf.Ar Dis
t'icf Of Coipm5iG-Read and RAISED 10 a
second reading.
Mr.. NeigS rciiorted tie bill tor. Tire relief
Of Daniel Boone rvithout Amendments
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VINE Subscribers having connected, theIn-
L selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
Offer In cir 'rvices to the Public, at their Auct-
OIL Reom, opposite the Bell Tavern, to carry on
A RETAIL. NIGHT AUCTION
Also to sell in the day all kinds OF Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, Lands, Houses and
Lots, Horses, Negroes, Gcc. any other kind
Of Property which nay be intruste.t with them
They will always consider it their duty at all
times faithfully Observe the interest Of those
who may honor thenl with their confidence.
STILL s: BROOKE.
December Esd. 1sw6w
NIB. BARTLETT STILL Individually will
transact business, as Tobacco Broker ana
Commission Merchant, to buy aud sell ali kinds
OF Country produce; Also Bank Stock, Notes,
&c
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A VALUABLE WATER L.OT.-The sub
L 4 scriber oi.crs for sale. that valuable water
lot ON james River, containing 100 feet in front,
it being the same loS which Capt. Hail, built
the new brig at Rockets, and adons the Coal
Yard. lately occupied by Messrs. Nicholson and
Heth, the terms OF sale will be made known by
application TO the subscriber. living near Rich.
nond, or Richardson Taylor living in the city,
who will shew the property 10 amy one disposed
70 purchase.
- JOHN S. STUBBS, senr.
january 4. w5w
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4 GJ' Pa6lislei by Tsonsas Rttciic. near!y op-
pesi'e the Gf,be Iauern, Richmond, Viyginic.
GJ' CONDITIONS :--Five dollars a year, TO
be paid dnaaaiip in advance Those who Wish 10
be considtre! GanaG! Subscribers must hereaie,
designate q. az the time OF subscribing, otherwise
their Papers wI be discontinued a. tie exp!ration
Of tie first year.
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House OF REpRGSEWTh1YyE8,
FRIDAY, Jan. IL.


MIR. Nefcy observed that at the last scs
sion committee had been appointed to en-
|quire into the expenditures Of public money
TOR The eight years preceding, by whom Sc
veral reports had been made but that com
Wlttee not having concluded the bushes
committed to them, az d the gentleman at the
head OF the commute (Mr. Randolph not
yet having taken his seat, he thought it his
duty to offer the following resolution:
Hesof0cG. That a Committee be appointed
TO enquire and report SO far as the same has
not already been d11e, whether monies drawn
trom the Treasury, between the Cd day of
March, 1901, and the Alh day of March
ls09, have been faithfully applied to the'es.
jec.s for which thov have been appropriated,
and whether the same have been regularly
accounted for.
The resolution was adopted without op =
position, and committee appointed accor-
drg'y.
Nj, Gooa7g:n obtaincd leave Of absence
Coz two weeks.
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The house resumed the Consideration of
the unfinished business on the report Of the
committee OF Elections on the contested T.
isci-n Of Jonathan Jennings.
The following Is the resolution reported by
the committee:
Nf@OtVcU' D NdC me election hCid 'Or 4
delegate to Congress for the Indiana P.rri
tory, ON the ga Of May. 1869, beiny gvifh
oat authority # iarv. is ,oid, aud consequent
ly tie seat OF Jonathan Jennings rs E dele
gate FOR that territory hereby declared va
Cac;,
Il motion was made to strike out the words
IN ifoEc which was negatived, 81 20 4j
lis ssbject was diHnsely debated on this
cay rs we'll as yess, day; and the question
w.'i decided oy Yeas and Nays about three
O'clock to day.
The house rcin8e1 70 concur in lhe resort
Of toe committee Of elections.
Fr concurrence 20
Against it So
Majority against i. So
motion w9smade by Mr.. w. Aisfo1, TO
re commit he te.ert to the committee Of
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Golssrf9s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
aDEBATE

ON TKE 5oINT RESoLU7IoY
.Eiihrsyiag me conduct cf!hc Erecative,
III relation 10 he refusal 10 receive any fur
tier communication from Francis James
jackson.
(coVTINUED.)
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Dehnriment IF Sfate,1
ian IL 1910. s

These messages, with the documents &C.
company.n5 the same, we're ordered to be
printed.
On motion ofMr. Eppes. q Committee was
appointed 20 enquire what regulations we've
necessary to expedite the printing ordered.
BY the House Ut Reprcs entatives
AMERICAN lJAVIGATION BILL.
Mr.. 1iacon gave notice that on Monday h.
should call for the consideration pf the re nr,,.
OF the ccmmi1ee OF the Jhole on the Liz
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The Secretary Of State has the honor "a
report to The President, in conformity 70 the
resolution Of the House of Representatives.
of the Sd instant, that no information has
been received at the Department of State
relative to the blockade Of the ports of the
Baltic by France, and of the exclusion Of
neutral vessels by Ru'sia, Sweden and Dem
.ma"k Asst is presumed, however, that the
enclosed papers, tl!e FIRST a translation of
an " Uhase" Of the Russian, government,
Gated on the llth a. May, 1909, and the Sc.
c"hi a tran. lticn furnished to this DEPART
nlent on the 10Th of January last, by the
Charge desc Afaires Of Denmark, Of such
parts oI The instructions gwen TO the priva.
teers oil that country, Oh the 14th Sept 1907,
ss were supposed to be most interesting to
Deutrals, aud may have some connection
with the object Of the resolution, they are
respectfully submitted.
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DeNarfment Of State, }
Jan. 10, 1910.

To tie House Of Rctrearnfatiues Of tle-
United States.
communicate to the House Of Represent
tntives the reporr of the Secretary df STATE.
on the su1jec: of their resolution Of the Sd in
slant.
JAMES MADISON.
January II, 1910.
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MAJORITY against L So
a motion wasmade by Mr.. ". Aisfo4, 70
re commit the Ie.crt to The committee Of
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December &c.

(coXTINUEp.)
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

NOTICE BY virtue OF deed of trIs, made
~ to the subscribers, by Samuel Shelton and
John Staples for the purpose therein expressed
and recorded in the County court of A!bemarle !:
VIII he sold. for ready money, to the hghes st bid
der, at Browns Tavern, in the town of Warren,
AIbemarle co,intv, on Thursday the twelfth day
of july n-xt, the f>ilowinr Proncr,v viz:
TWELVE NEGRO SLAVES;
Bob, WIN, Nelson, Stephen. Ph,'lis, Sylvia, Luce
Diner, Nan and her child. Charlotte X her child
and the Increase of said f.m:ie slaves
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Lying in tie county OF Abemtrie, containing
six hundred and fiftv acres, more or less adio;n.
ing the landsof William Hughs, Wilson C Nj
Cholas. estate of Owen Lewis & Thomas Gools
by: Also. one other
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in said county, Abemarle) containing five
hundred and thrty-nine acres. more or less, adj
joning the lands OF Wilson c. Nicholas, estate of
John Lewis, estate of ,cpb Morris, captain Iohn
x nris and Dncior Rob ~ Morrison & one other
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in Buckiughsm county, containing 1908
acres, more OF less, adjoining the Lands of lanes
Station, Thomas Carter, James Station, ir & John
Couch, or so much OF said Property, IS will be
sufficient to pay the balances due by said deed.
and eNpences i'll carrying the same into effect -
Being Interested only as trustees, we will convey
90 the purchaser or purchasers Of the above ma
med property, such title only as is vested in us
RI lard ANDERSON,
.SANUEL DlER,
ANDREW HiRT
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M ILL BE SOLD at II mover court house
w ON the fourth "Wednesday in this mont,
peing court day--The 65 acres os land, ION.
veyed by deed of trust from Richard L. Arm
strong and wife to us, Tor the purpose of secu
ring debt due 20 P,rkc Street. The trus, dees,
bears date Tie g! OF Nay. 1903 and is ofrecord
IN the court of this county.
ANTIr2NY' STREET,
t. p GOODALL
Hanover, July ids
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virtue of the last will and testament of
Robert Means, deceased +; will be sold at
fH0Hc Aachon, on Wednesday the ist day of Au
gI's' next, It fair, Ifnot, the next far day-Part
VI ". . ~ 10 OF GROUND, lying between
the DIV cling House OF Augustine Davi, sndthe
bas'n-and HOUSE AND LOP,on the B,
SIN adjoining Mr. John Purse-Twelye months
credit will be allowed. The purchasers to give
pond with approved security, together with a
deed OF trust upon the property, to ensure pune
tuai payment of the purchase money
j. ANlEL CALL,
E%eeptO' Of tie iast VII and ,estamert oc Ro
.,e beytNeans deceased
wv! v. IDS
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Ut Published by IHomas Richie, nearly op
.oosfte the Gls6e Iaverr, Richmond, Vnginia.
~ C0NDIIIoNS:--Ffpe dollars a year, 70
he paid annually in aaoance THose ,pho r.ish to
be considered annual subscribers mast hereafter
DESIGNATE IT at fhe tine Of su6scyibing otherwise
their PAPERS srU be discontinued ar the expiration
Of the first year.
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COMFORTABLY to a deed of tr,,s, ,o me
~ executed, bearing date the 31st January
1875 Tor certain purposes therein expresses d,
will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash
o: the 3Oth instant at John Rings near William,
Henae,a onS Store in Richmond County, Virginia,
the following property Ito w.t. Stephen. S,rah
Esther, Lucy, & Solomon, so many thereof as
Will satisfy the amount specified IN said deed Of
trust.
THOMAS PLU INNER, , -,
RICHARD STREET, trustees
July 6. 1910 tide
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Ep NK-NOTES LOSTt!!-The follow
4 3 ing NOTES were forwarded per mail, to
Philadelphia. by Messrs. Mcclure and Elder of
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, viz
S 100 No S34, Bank of Virginia, Peter sburg
,oo Office, 6Juiy, 1905
10O 500, Do u Do
z May, 1906.
The first halves of the above Notes, were sert
enclosed in letter 10 Samuel Carswei under
date OF the 11,h December, l809 and duly re
ceived. The second halves were sent on the 10 h
Dec 1909, but were not received.
A S 100 No 1879, Bank of virg. IA March 1909
Is 100 1873, Go 81 October, 1909
The first halves of the above notes were sent to
Robert Smith 6 Co in letter dated the I1lh
December, 1909, and were duly received-The
second halves, sent OH the 18Th Dec. 1909, but
not received
s 10 No 4lS9, U S. Bank Charleston office,
30th juno. 1907
90 1929, Virginia Bank
9 Lay 1919
IL April, 1905.
Sent the above to Samuel ard S. Jackson. 5th
January, 1Sc9-Not cut, nor received by them.
b S 80 No 795. Bank of Virginia, May 10, 1909
Sent John Morrel, 8 Jan. 1SlO-not cut nor re-
ceived
8 s 100 No 170s, Bank of Virginia, March 10
1909
- so Sl2, do May ID 1909
Sent TO Jacob Hassinser, 8 Jan 1870 otre.
ceived
Fifty Dollars reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver the above B.fNK-NOTES, (or
in the same proportion for any part of them) to
Messfs. Rb6ert Smith G. Co Of Philadelphia, or to
The subscriber in Richmond.
m ". H1NCOCK.
July J. Sw
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L" Council .fune 3Oth, 1910
NJ Office The Executive are desir5us; e eel
L ling seven NEGRO MEN SLAVES now
IN the PenItentiary, lately convicted of crimes.
and under sentence of death, but reprieyed
ier sale and transportation beyond the limits of
''e United States, as directed bylaw.
proposals VIII be attended to-
Afiest
yuly 6, 1910
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" BANK OF ViRGINIA-

u BANK OF VIRGINIA..
TIE President ana ijire cto,s have this d.,
declared dividend Of five per cent. on tit
capital stock fop the Last half ear. which viii b.,
paid to The shareholders on appcat Oh d the bihI
in person, or y a,..rr 70, afiertte 15th igst
TOHN BRCLkEEBHcUCX CASHIER
July 5. 2w
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10y Virtue ola deed OF trust, bearing date ,h.
- 9th day of pri, 1902, Executed hy Ma
'hahiei Harris to me, for the purpose of securing
sum OF nancy therein mentioned, to the late
urn oil Buchanan. Dunlop, and Co will pro
ceed on !ondsy the 18Th day of August next. a,
III O'Clock, Oh the premises, to Sell at Public
auction, on a credit of one, iwo and three wears.
lequai inste'ments) TRACT OF LAND. on
rairs Greek. the county of Pit syivania con.
tanning by estimation 500 acres more or less.
oeng the same which the said Ii iris inherited
from his deceased Gather and on which there are
good Dwelling House, Store House. Distille.
ry. and many other improvements
Bonds with approved security, to bear interes,
from the date, will be req tired hut the ipteres,
VII be RENTED if the principal is punctuall,
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, July 6, 1910 If
VTLLIS AND ALLAN have lust received
oy The Eliza Anna few choice spring Goods
amongst which are
Brussels Jubilee and salt worked muslins
Handsome Lace Wells
Ladies' hab t, Kid ana SILK Gloves
Ladies' Cotton Hose
Some very fine India lanes
CalIcoes and Cambrlcks, twilled Black ditto
Laces' Pins, and Needles, RIBBONS and AdeIphe
Cotton
Ladies' elegant Bath Instep Silk hose
A few pieces Navy Blue Prze Cloths
Olive, Drab, Black and Bottle Supelfihe ditto. s.
Krrseymeres
A few cases fashionable beaver hats
Gen,lemen's fine Silk and Cotton hose
Royal Rios for waistcoatIng
English White Lead, and Spanish Brown, Vel
low Oalner
Verdigrise and few Jars best boiled Oil
12 ny 10 and 10 by 8 Window Glass
Ih.y are III daily expectation OF receiving a
good supply OF hardware per the Spartan, al
OF which they will sell very low for cash or t.
punctual customers.
ELLIS AND ALLAN.
Jaly 6. sw
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ri ATTAINED SHEPPARD, A,orary q,
Lew, has removed his office TO Tie room o
yer tive Arch, opposite toe Ciobe-Taycrp, where
= Sherii's oiHse Of Henric1 was ~, perJv lgnt
+ July g. LIN
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PuBl.lC PROPERTY An the property be.
longing to the Commonwealth OF Virginia
IN the county of Fluvanna, verv recently advert
sed IN the Enquirer AMI the Virginia Argus VIII
be exposed to public sale, ON Thursday, the 23l
OF August next, at the old Arsenal on the Bar.
rack Hill, in said county. The terms of the sale
will be ~ months credit, the purchasers giving
bond with security, to be approved of by the Elk.
ecutivc. The sale will commence at IL o'clock,
nor will IT b.. postponed on account of The wea-
Their, unless it is very inclcment For further in
formation, applyt to
JOHN WILLS
Chatham, Fluvanna, june 80. 8w
VALUABLE PROPERTY. FOR SALE,
CAT AUCTIoN)
" 7 virtue of deed or trust, executed to the
~ subscribers, by Robert and George Turner,
to secure the payment of certain sums ofmoney,
therein mentioned, to Bartlett, Still, wLich deed
has been assigned by said Still 10 Ellis and Allan
Will be sold, to the highest bidder, tor read,
money, on Wednesday, the 12tII of next mon;t
Juiy) between the hours Of twelve and one o.
clock, IT ~" Eaplt T,v-ru:
THREE LOTS OF LAND,
In the county Of IL nricu, and adjoining the city
of Richmond, containing six acres twenty-three
poles, and known in Ri hard Ynung's survey
thereof, by the numbers l, 9 and 8 or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the ptrpo-
SEES expressed in the deed
THOMAS TAILOR,
- INNS RpDIUN -
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John TAYLOE's fine MaLLEABLE Bar
y IkON-fhe subscriber expects boat load
OF It every day, and means TO have a continuance
OF constant supply-,nd therefore invites the
Smiths in this place and Petersburg, and in the
country, to make trial ofits quality, that the mer
chants may know where the rest is TO be had
ARCHIBALD IMcCALL.
Mallory on the Basin,
June 30. If
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" IIEKN DUN 2 co,
fredericksburg. Jule 60 tI5I

Z AMES RIVER LAND--FOR SiLE.-Un-
- der the authority Of power of attorney, from
DE- Ruocit Mayo,, subscriber .yli SELL to the
biEhe@ bidder. al Amherst court house, ON the
thlrd Monday III July next, beng court day, that
Veuaole TRACI' or LIND, whereon Jesse
Spmier resides The quantity exceeds 500
ores 50 of which are prime Low Grounds &
IN excellent arabic condition The High Land s
uDimprOv@d, but promises we'll for the culture o.
Ioba go, &c.
Win many other advantages Of this Land
there is Mill Seat, on bold stream. that uIay
be easily improved The incumbrance of a lease
10 M Spinner. which obstacle TO a sale
according TO the appointment Of "a lale advertise
Inent, is removed, except for the ensuing year.
The privilege of sowing small grain in tile fall of
that year, viii be allowed the purchaser, with the
rents accrtns from this time
IERidS One fourth Of the purchase money
on The day Of sale, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, to- be secured by bond and APP.
Pro'tu t-turlty, and deed OF trust on the land
JOSEPH MAYO,
Afo,Ry /or Ro6ert lNayo
Tu1c ~ a
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Junc 70

TWO rthrce 1tngy Ladies (from the cOun
L trJs) Whose parents wish them benefited b,
any Seminary Of learning, ~ itchmond, may be
accommodated with BOASD, ia respectable
fsmjy .or particulars, apply TO the hdilor Of
tie Enqldcr
JJnt tf
n OtICE.-A Al persons indebted TO the es.
= tstc Ct Nj. R1o,ii Cgni1lc, decd arc re
quc-;cl come tnt go" - {, settle their accounts
Iia:c who 'mF. ,l"'ns against the estate, viii
tHtoso Ike tt," avn TO-
TntN .."J2E, A',u'sisrafor.
ir. 80. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-10

7HE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR S4LE-At
L his Gitss and CHINA Store. first door above
the Eagle Tavern: A supply OF fresh Teas, viz
Imperial, Hyson, Gun Powder, Young Tyson &
Soucaong Teas,
OH Peach md Cogni &C Brandes,i
LONDON Particulsr, Madeira, Dry Sherry, Claret
and Port Wmes,
10 IIhds. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia aud N. York Loaf do
Fl wanna Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers best Florence Oil,
90 Crates Liverpool Ware,
70 Boxes Glass, consisting Of quart and pirt
Dccanters, Tunb!ers, Wine Glasses, < Cru
cts,
50 Casks first quality Whiskey,
so DO. Apple Eaandy,
10 Do Ljnseed OIL,
20 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Plckling Pets seyery description,
8 5y 1910 by - and ID ny IA sup erior quality
!. Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine EFF Gun Pow
der by the keg,
soOOlbs Salt Pctred Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Middlings,
30 Coxes Spanish Cigars.
EDR4PD RALLAM
June 1. If