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III. those that became pufchasess az
IN the sale of the estate OF Mary SesaEaselc
,lersascd aoiy SAFE nosices that tiselv notes
her. me due al, tsl.ffsisseff 1s nronsa.4 his
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ssr the Prevention and Cure 81 Eill'oao e' 70.
;,r,6gnout Fsuers, is recommended
aAIAN'S AN s E d.. s. = ! y. s -
PILLS.

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$ Lane sj.svp Tord.
stilS Med.cins hss 10. .s1 - s,.r.e Go
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southern 81 the United States, 2asca'arly =
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pahs a9ss testimony oI . naIille' 6 81 'o'a
81 each &C she above placesS.as sss.sSs,sae,.-'
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80 e:ses,.s stances.
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c'1l0nSt' -: aah&s
Jf}!o9l III, c;1c at e9sjde;:t'
= 5ct2 Hosc, deceased. Ic 5ctFe, WITH 6
k'ScA sa'yl>" 2',oi?a+d, ana se,efal rpodD'y't-'
SO ,or cH;t;sslnn. III: be i2ased Sor1iccs'
. Is yea a:e iisssaedime possession y'sse.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-06

oseRr JoHNsroN 10 now opening gene
raj and well selected assortment OF C,nI,
consisting of suPerfne, pellJe and coarse ,lotfs,
KerseymeFes, vestlngs, Manchester cords Scotch
piad, costings, rose and duffil blankets fiannclg
plans, cotton, worsted and yarn hose, Russia {,
IRISH sheetlngs, Irish linens, mattresses, dressing
glasses and cases, OIL cloth, horse whips, globe
lamps, epsuletts, drums, flies, plumes, seine
twine Hardware of every description, viz. an.
WIS, wees, smiths bellows, screw plates, scythe
blades, patent cutting knives, German G. crawle,
s'cel mill, pitt, cross cut, hand and sash ss y2g
&c hles cfevery kind, trace chains, Wagon box
es, spades and shoyels, waffle and wafer irons
Britannia tea pots, japanned lamps; pIottins in
suuments, plated and common casters, glue. En-
gllSl white lead, Spanish brown, yellow ocbre
window glass. putty, C,c. &C.. The above will be
SOLD low Tor cash or scceptsnces.
EOvember Ftf
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NV YoRk Nov
VERY LATE FROM,FRANcE

VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
Captain Richards in 30 DAYS from s,
Sebastiaps. informs, that the American YES
sells and cargoes, under sequestration at Ba-
yoDne, had all been sold -.
The ship Sally. Scott, sailed from Bayonne
tor Bordeaux, about the middle of Senteu
Der to take on board Gen. Armstrong. who
had left Paris.
The American schr. Spencer. was IN sal,
from BayoDne, in 2 or days. for Philadel
phia, with dispatches from General Arm.
strong, and a French Consul. to reside a,
Charleston. ~
About $4,000 French troops had re
ccntly passed through St. Sebastians for
Spain. 'Oi
Two or three American vessels had ar.
rived at Bordeaux, and would he aijov
ed to sell their cargoes on paying the new
duty. c5, VIC "S"
1t was rufnored at Paris, that after the
new duty had been paid on the American
seq"es'ered property at Bayonne, the nett
proceeds wonld be given up to the owners
none OF the vessels had been released -
he ship -. smith, was TO sail from
st. Jean de Luz. for Philadelphia in or
days. "
:. Furfher accounts Tron France
Yesterday arrived at this port the scbr
Spencer, Mofatt, in 81 days from Bavonne
with cargo Of dry goods. brandy and wine
bound to Phiiadelphia. '''
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But the subject IS not near exhausted
the Crisis before uspresents itself in variou.
other lights-which we shall hereafter scpa
rateiy examine.
We shall shew, what are the points which
we have right TO ask of G.. B.
We shall shew. that the terms of Lord
lWeliesley's letter are disccuraging; and
that she has no serious intention Of granting
all that we have right to demand
We shall shew. IN case she does not
cease 10 violate our neutral commerce wha,
are the steps which Congress is able and is
bound TO take.
We shall. finally, shew. what effects are
likely to spring from these measures upon
the British cabinet. in the present and pro 4.
oaoable state of the Commerce IF the Horld.
AS france has ceased to violate the bn5Lc lar.
IN regard to our vessels on The high seas it is i'm
portant for us to know, the municipal ia,ps which
she may enact. The letter from Bourtlsanx
lSePtember 9th, points out the terms on which
American vessels are to enter her rorts "They
will be freely admitted with the produce of the
United States, provided such vessels shall no,
nave complied with the B-itsh orders" Gala
MAI produce requires special licenses r. Per
maps, our vessels may be. bound TO take, IN art,-
Giles, the growth &c OF France, the amour, OF
the cargoes they carried thither Sueh at least.
''"' ''iS oasiS vi tle ~ Licenses.
EXTRACT iron, a letter 10 the Editor. dated
New Orleans. Oct s. 1910
I. wrote to you week since, and men
noned the report of Baton Rouge's being ta-
ken by the people of Bayou Sarah. now in
close you q printed paper, handed about
town this morning. containing their deciara-
ton OF independence, &c. It is said that
FOLK was endeavoring to raise a force TO OBJ
pose them. Another party is also stated TO
nave collected on the Ticfoha, headed by a
man named Jones, who is in the interest of
'o"e large land holders; and these it is pre- :
sumed are averse to Independence lest ir
might affect their titles. Against this par
~ Zen. Thomas marched with $50 men. and
itis oeieved has dispersed them Iexpec,
the opposition of Folk will be Intellectual -
q are no. these things interesting to the U.
3. +! should very much Ike to INV, ~
what ,iishl they are viewed by the govern
ment."
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" hLUABLE LAND-FO1 S1LE-Sv
virtue oftie powers vested IN the Executor.
by the will OF col Champion Travis, decd VII
De sold, ON the prem ses, on the 5h d.y of Dec.
next, that valuable PL4NTA1yON living in the.
Island OF James Town and county of lanes Ci-
ty, known by the name of the LAND contain
ing between eight and nine hundred acres Of
land about four hundred and fly acres where
OF Is arabic and pecuiiarly adapt to the produce
tor OF corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance.
hrm nigh marsh, well suited TO the raising of
stock-the Executor deems mlnute description
OF thus estate unnecessary, but SELECTS those who
may be disposed to purchase, to visit it previous
to the day OF sale
! The tie ms ofsaie will D., one thousand poundsr
to be paid ut the expiration OF twelve months &
the baianca OF the purchase money at the expi.
ration OF two years from the day Of sale b, nd
and security to be given i'll each case, y, carry
interest from the date, ifnot pun1tu ,tly paid & a
deed ottrust or the property to secure each paw.
ment AT the same time and place, will be s.. ID
IN credit OF twelve months on ali Sums above
ten dollars (bond uid security to be given bv he
purchasers TO carry interest from the iare i II
punctusly paid,) between one and two hundred
barrels OF corn, the crop OF fodder, SC a val lie,
stock OF cows, sheep and hogs, and all the IT.
mag Utensils, belonSrqe 20 -.,.A es,.te
THE EXECUTOR.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

CARTHAeEEA, SEPT. Ga governor has
been sent from hence TO ST. Andres TO SUI
percede O'NIsLLE, wi orders to come to
stand trial. which he evades by pleading IN
hrmity. The chief detention of my affairs
ss owing to the change of government that
hath taken place since my arrival, that they
have but little leisure to do any thing else
a revolution took place in San a Fe, 81 h
Suly-the people confined the Viceroy, &
such OF the auditors as we're obnoxious 30
Shem, and formed supreme junta to regu
cate their affairs, Chosen by freeholders.-
Ihey have done the same here.
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leiation to France. French armed vessel
may therefore be admitted into the har
bors and waters of the United States, any
thing in that law to the contrary notwith.
standing.
1t also follows that i Great Britain shall
: not, on the I'd day Of February next, have
revoked or modified in like manner her c
diets violating the neutral commerce of the
United States, the 81. 4th. 5th, 9th, 9Th,
9Th, 9th. 10Th and 18th sections of the " act
tween the u. 5. and Great Britain and
France and their dependencies. Md for
ther purposes" shall, in conformity with
the act first aforementioned, be revived
and have full force and effect, so far rs RI.
lates to G.. Britain and her dependencies,
from and after the said &c day of February
next Unless therefore you shall before
that day be officially notifed by this depart
ment OF such revocation or modification, YOU
will, from and after the said day, carry into
effect the above mentioned sections. which
prohibit both the entrance of British YES.
sells OF every description into the harbors &
waters of the U5,ted States, ard the impor
tation into the u. s. of any articles the
produce Oh IiaIiiiiaIiurs. OF tins no.
miuions, colonies and dependencies of Gre at
Britain, nd of any articles whatever bro't
from the said dominions, colonies and de
Tendencies.
am, respectfully,
Sir.
Your otedient servant.
KS ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Collector of the Customs
for the district Of 49,
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HE subscriber offers for sale, 400 acres of
L LAND, adjoining the upper turnpike gate,
Or VIII divide the same into two or more lots as
tne number Of purchasers may require and will
also SELL leo acres from off the tract he resides
on, IS acres OF which are in woods on the north
side OF the turnpike this may also be divided
| INTO two or mole lots, each purchaser taking an
equal portion of cleared land in the oppos,te fied
- hiso,a Lot OF about IS acres, adjoining Mr..
| James Bray, or the Goodies Bridge Road-,he
terms OF payment are, three yearly and equal to
be secured BY bond and approved security, carry.
ing interest from the date if not punctuaiy paid,
and deed OF trust on the land II the sbove IS
not sold at private sale, it viii be offered 20 the
highest bidder, on the above terms, at my house,
on Saturday, The i7th instant Alec, the stock Of
Horses. Cattle and Sheep, among the former is a
capital two years old colt by FiorzeI and bis
Dam 10y Bell Air with parcel OF Corn, Oats and
Fodder, and 40 gallon sill with pc w,er worm.
on a credit OF ~ months, with bond and appre-
we'd security, carrying interest from the date If
the land is not sold the above day, it will be Of
tered Tor rent for one or more years, particular
restrictionss
= JOHN JOCELYN KLEINHOFF.
November s. = wrds
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A}uELIc AUcrIoN.-B BY virtue IT the iast giIl
anu testament OF Robert Means. deceased |,
WiH be sold, to the highest bidder, ON Wednes, !, W
the 21st day Of this present month, If tar, oter
wise, the next far day tue HOUSES c. Ground.
now IN the occupation Of VIM Robertson, Esq.
on Shockr Hin, and un.mproyed Lot, upjr,
the same square. The sale will commence al 8
o'clock, at the house occupied by MIR Robertson.
Twelve months credit will be aliowed, but the
purchasers must give bond with approved Sc Gu
rity, and deed Of trust upon the property, in or
der to ensure Punctual payment OF the purchase
money.
DANIEL GILL,
Executor ef the iasf VII and Testament of
Robert Means decd
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- La IE LlER, informs us friends thai he
intends leaving Richmond. m the conrs. p
week or ten days, and will lie absent tor some,
tme-theretore advises those that stand IN ned
OF his assistance, not 10 neglect the present OPP
Portnn ty Corner house between The Swan and
Washington taverns
november 6 80
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"A GOOD Bass Of Vohn cello. Spanish C;,,,t.
y tar with SIX strings, some French Clsrio.
.ee,s, FlageOIefts, Flies, Bridges and Fine Bows
Mr.La Taste
soyeTbrr {, IL
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new ORLEANS Sep. 90, 1910.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENou1REp


IN consequence of wound which | late
ly received, am scarcely able to writ =,
all and am advised by nv Surgeons not
20 use me exercise which it requires but
having seen In your paper of the gath of
Ahga statements IF facts relative 10 a trans
action IN which am involved and which
statement is calculated to affect nv private
reputation, as well as to give stain to nv
ofhciai character--I cannot forbear. even
al the expenoe of much bodily pain, and dan
ger 10 my health, making a short address
through you, to the PUBLIC, for the purpose of
soitctlng ct. my counlrymen Suspension of
their opinions as to my conduct in that trans
action, until l shall have had it in nv pow
CT 10 exhibit to their view fair and correct
representation. of the part which acted in
it-When all the evidence relative to that
affair shall have been presented to the pub
TIC ana permitted to, appear in its native
coiors, shall not dread the comments of any
VINO may think II subject worthy their AMI.
madversions, OF the decision upon the case nv
any mind uninfiuenced by preiudice I
cherish the hope that shall be able TO ef
fect that most desirable object in the space
OF few weeks; should, however nv suf
ierings under the cruel injuries which nv
prosecuting enemies have recently heaprd
9ePo" me- retard the accomplishments of it,
- y .N'SSt Pei nOIlG tndt nv COuD-
srymen will feel disposed to extend 20 me
that justice which is due 10 every one. the
most atrocions offender, and will mug con-
denim, until they shall have heard mel
promise them, that he task, which IS rem
dered difficult only by the feebeness of the
iaporer, shall be dispatched as speedily as
possible.
P. GRYMES.
taken from Judge Halls Oftnion. -
Alta meeting Of the standing Committee, of the
virginia State Society OF Cincinnati at the Ca
Pltoi IN the City of Richmond, October the
3ist, 1910 VIC
(. The President ofthe Society called the a,ten
ton OF the Committee to the melancholy occur
renee which took place on Sunday Evening last.
as announced in the Public Prints off the Civ IN
wit the death of the Vice President of this So
ciety and an active and efficient member of this
Committee WhereupoD
HesoIVea, that m consequence of the death of
Soi. EDWARD CARRINcToE, the Vice Presi-
DENT Oh TINS Society, who was esteemed and We
netated as well for his eminent virtues and Ia
lenss as soldier of our Revolution as for mis- use
tuinesS' Integrity and exemplary conduct as a CT
wi Magistrate and private Citizen this Commit
tee, as a testimony of the afTectionste resnect
they nave Tor his memory, and of the sincere .f-
fiction they feel for his loss, will wear crane
on the lett arm for one month
Esractt,On, the Ptoreeiings efthe Committee
Attesf,
SAMUEL COLEMAN, See'rv.
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Government yesterday received despatch
es from Gen. Armstrong, our minister in
France, which, we understand, afford off
gal information of the late change of attitude
by that nation. Int.
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He subscriber intends, in few wgel -.
,. leave ih's stsie tor England -snd IN his b.
se"ce, "r Le " Iones is dUiy authorized To- at
'eod . any business, in which lie msy be con.
cerned An persons, having cIrms gs,nst him.
may bring them forw1t t. mn,
DABNEY MORRISS.
Nottoway county, MOI. inr 3G
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Rtebmunn Gbeatre.

me lH't night but three Of Performance elis sea.
IN ~edHe'day Evening Noe. Z, uni be Presented
eete6rafed Drama, IN 4 acts, 4vriffea By mr..
Inch6GM eaileA 5,..l
THE CHILD OF NATURE.
To uUhiet Dill be ad4dd, a Grand 1felo Drama
called,
TEKELI,
A., OR,
THE SEIGE OF MONTGATz. a.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully inf ,rmed Mr.
PLdCIDE'S BENEFIT viii fakc place on
FTidy Evening. F''' ="
Do0's 10 BE opesed at half past fve. and tie 6cI.
jorf'ldnce TO commence at halT past g.
= Tickets to be had at Ky. Daois's oriat;a0
Office, and at tie Theatre.
Nov. I.
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WILLIAM COLOUHOUN.
WALTER &c THOS COLQUHOUN.
November s. II
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Nj Office BY virtue OF deed of rr,,.l cye,
y cuted TO the subscriber, by WIN M, raw
Esq. OF Amelia, to secure the payment of debt
due to Pollok, Tredway & Co Of Man~hes;sr,
and by request Of the sad Murray W,kk be soLd'
upon the premises, on Tuesday, the 27th da, f.
the present month, all that pare of the Fiat c ok
Est adjoining Meede's mill, in the county sf5re-
SAID, which lies between the tiain road run, mo-
through the sad Est. and the lands of Edmutd
Harrison, containing by estimation, about two
hundred and sixty This land is cons,der-
ed TO be Of superior quality for either toltac,or
grair End IS nearly one half in wood in edfl;fi-.
on 70 which tbere sfe about ~ acres OF crime
meadow land, which may be easily reclaimed
lying on both sides of bold stream. dividing Inc
land nearly in the middle. The terms will be one
and two years credit Tor about & 500 OF the ,ur-
chase money for the balance, cash or sp'..dv
Payments Will be required, as may be agreed or,
at the time OF saie--tbe purchaser will be reoni-
REQ to execute deed OF trust upon the LAND 10
secure the punctuai payment of the SAID sum of
S1OO or the lien which II L. & Co NOW n We
on the land, may remain until the debt due TO
them IS pad, winch debt 10 not demand .ble in a
shorter time than pne and " years.
j. ROBERTSt) In T,r,,o,c.
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MANcREsyER TURNPIKE coMPANr.
HE Annual Meeting OF Stockhoicis, IN be
L held. at Brooks's Tavern, in Manches er on
the first Monday in December next: Such mem.
6ers as cannot attend in person, WILL it is expect.
ell, appoint their proxies. t-tft..
The undersigned wishes To be furnished with
proper evidence OF shares sold and purchased
SINCE the last meeting in orier that transfers
maybe made on the compony's books. and shares
duly represented. etsIl
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
November s.. ,T3ON
N Office -Ehe subscribers have orened
1 y STORE, next door above the house for
merry occupied by Messrs Robs c, Alan PoIiok.
aud intend carrying on business, under the firm
OF Wshiam GoiqnAoun G. Co. will always keen ou
hand. 4 general assortment OF DIR GOODS,
suitable. to the season, which they will sell low
by wholesale, for cash. or on credit to puncttal
customers
They have now received al their London sun.
ply, from the ship AvericS G. by the ship CT orge
q susan, daily expected from Liverpool. t.ey
viii receive their CcGrse Gcods, HarGsvaye and
CUTLERY, Which will complete tleir ass ortn.ent Tor
this tsti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-06

rsNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. -
a les rom the subscriber on sunday ciorbt
m Richmond, the 4th inst. a SOkPEL 40 Hss,
lee inches Ugh. or years old, s,S
N his forehead, switch tail ard ham iny me-
trots remarkably fast, PAGES and csntrrs he 49,,
dy much mixed with gray hairs Thirty I,u,r.
viii be paid u the thief IS q ne hended
VIM, ReWLETTs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-22
LAND FOR SALE.

IN Tuesday the 25th Of Sept inst, will
" be sold to the highest bidder agreea-
bly, to the will of John 5ommers, deceased,
The well-known Plantation
whereon the said Sommers formerly lived
and all his Land adjoining, and lying on the
south side Of the ROAD from the Falls church
to the new court house il Fs;rlax county, Va.
Said tract Of Land contains about 400 acres,
which will be laid of into two or more lots,
as may suit the purchasers This farm is
about g miles from Alexandria and from
Georgetown and the City Of Washington
The improvements and fertility of the soil
will be best known by viewing the premises
and crop now on said land. Ono half of
the amount of sales to be paid in six months,
the other half in fifteen months. Bonds with
approved security to be given, with legal in-
terest from the date, if not punctually paid.
The purchasers may SOW small grain, pro-
vided they pay the tenants for any damage
done, as per agreement, whose term as te-
nants will expire on the 25th day OF Deccnl-
Der next.
Simon Sommers, Ex'r.
September S: 2aw6s