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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-27
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FROM London papers received at the Co
tumbian office.
INTERESTING DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS ON FHE ADDRESS.
Lord John Russell animadyerted nm tho
unprecede tied delay which had taken place
u communicating the late treaties to Par
!Iament. Ia most former Instances. trea-
5les OF peace had been communicated TO
Doth houses within a month after they were
concluded, and that of 1888 had Oeen com
mumcated within few days. Yet. a trea-
ty 10y which we were to keep 40 an army
1nexampled in magnitude and in conse
quence Of which, the cOuatry was to be bur-
.hened with a tax most oppressive and un-
- stltutinral in its nature, had not been
Drought before Parliament before months
lad elapsed. The contents of the treaty
they knew, as it were, by report, but the
dlstresses OF the country they had all wit
messed, Yet, notwithstanding all this. the
noble Lord opposite Lord Castereaoh\
had not thought proper to meet the bon.e
az that late period. This, however. w,,l.d
appear less strange to those who had read
the dispatches OF the noble Lord when
ihey saw IN those documents, how his
iIo'dshlp reprimanded some soyereigns fo,
misconduct, and nations for misbehayiour
70 their suyereigns, it might be wondered
how the noble Lord had condesc4Gded IN
meet the house at all, laugh II was
strange, that in the speech which laye them
al account of the affairs of Candy and Ne
paul, that there was 10 alusiOn to the
cause of the present distresses. This was
the more unaccOuntable, because duriuo
many years, when it was represented that
the effect of such unbounded taxation wouId
be in the end ruinous, the answer uniform
~ gwen hadbeen a reference to the flourish
ing state OF the country. But now, after
glory on glory, and victory on victory. all
this prosperity had vanished. The farmer
could not pay his rent-the landlord could
not pay his taxes, and from the lowest la
bOrer OF the land, TO the peer who stood
next the throne, all felt that our prosperity
was gone, except, indeed, those who were
paid out OF the public purse. The country
was not quite satisfied with its trophieS.
and began to consider whether the situa-
ton which we had attained was worth all
the past expenditure, and whether the OH
ject which it was the duty of every English
minister to seek had been obtained, name
ly, the reduction of France to such a state.
that it could never again be formidable tn
this country.-It was to be remarked now.
that after all our victories, France remain.
ed in the possession of as much territories
as size bad at the time when William the
Ill. thought il necessary to unite all Europe
against her. At home, however, our cOndi
ton was infinitely wOrse--and the country
was threatened with perpetual income
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-27

% the house with an anenlmen', and ordered To
D. engrossed iar third c dug without dissent.
- voice and
ne House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-27

The Senate were engaged nearly the whole of
Saturday ON bills OF inferior Importance The
proceedings Will appear 10 morrow.
The resolution Of thanks to Gov. Shelby and
Gen. Harrison, noticed in die proceedings of The
Senate few days since was introduced INTO the
Senate by Mr.. Bdr5our, chairman o. the mil ia
ry committee, and not by MIR. Barry, as stated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-27
INCREASE OF THE NAVY

The House resolved itselfinlo a committee Of
The whole, on the bill providing FL the gradual
increase ofthe navy Of The Unite States. Some
discussion took place or The detaiis Of this bill
which will be glYsh tomorrow. II WAS reported
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
reported Iadiap Nurscrs.

A gentleman direct from the Missis.
sippi Territory has communicated
bus the following intelligence, whicS
6Oin his apparcnt respectauility, tho
an entire stranger, we rely upon as
substantially correct. Ne information
relating TO this atIair has been received
By the Executive Of our state, or has
reached this places so far as We have
learnt, from aEy other source. Our
Informant stated to as, that on the Sth
instant Col. Daniel Johnson Of Chick
asaw Bluff, accompanied by a Major
Powell s. i Mr. M'Glasky, With their
servants, while exploring the lands q
the Alabama, included in the. late ccssiun
fron the Greeks, were fred upon by 4
tarty ot indians in ambush Powell.
uho Was tAeonlYone ofthe party that
escaped, reports, he saw Johnson and
lpGlasky fall at the first fire--tke In.
aians pursued him some miles and fired
ahim repeatedly-one ball pierced his
kstaEJ anotherpassed through his cloaths
Il detachment Of militia from Bassett's
Greek Settlement had marched in puf-
suit Of the lndians, but too late it was
Supposed to oyertake them. This out
rage was committed, near the Indian Vii
lage called the Standing Peach Tree,
about fifty miles above Fort Claiborne,
and ten from FISHERS Stand on the
Mail road. Powell could not tell whe-
TIER Junhson aud M'GlaskY were scalp
ed, as be retreated immediately after
they were shOt.-Thes gentleman who
communicated tie foregoing particulars
saw Gen. flames at Fort Mitchell on
tAel7ts, who had just heard Of this re-
tenthcstihty. We are the more surpris-
ed 1t it, as the Indians had appeared
for a short time past entirely tranquil
Whether it be an act of national hosti.
lity, or OF band;tti of robbers, may be
more safely copjectured, when it is known
whether the persons murdered were.
srapsd this being the invariable custom
Of tic savages when at war, but not
commonly praetised on those who are
es victims, et private revenge or Of plum
der.
Georgia Journal.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
LIvERpooL, Feb.

Arrived, ship Ocean, Matters, from
Charleston Harriet. Chaplain, ditto ;
stentor, paTr. do; Trio, Lawrence, n.
York: Miaerya-Smyth, Allen, do; va
auacraw, Smith, Savannah; Charles,
Irish, ditto; Venus, Doyle, do; Cas-
|ket, Doak, do; james, Mackie, New
Brunswick; Waterloo, Ward, do; Flo
la, Pearson Lord Cockrane, Smith,
Nova Scotia; Harrison & Tomb, Hoili-
day, Prince Edwards Island.
Sailed, Jan. s, Rosseau, Thompson,
Philadelphia 0rozimbo, Ellis, Balti-
Imore. 9th, Sapetior, Hamilton, for
Philadelphia. %, Ceres, Lyle, Charles
ton.
Arrived at Cowes, Jan. 27, the Stur-
lgeon, from Norfolk, in so days. The
same day. three transports sailed with
TROOPS for Cork.
The ship Belyidere. Hobson, of Bal.
Itmore, arrived at Deal Jan. Is, and
sailed for Liverpool.
The Express packet, arrived at Fal-
Eneath from w Inslies onthe 18th Janu.
iary, and spoke, on the 7th Jan. the Au
lgnsta, from philadelpldasf for Madeira. &
LLorD's EfsT.
Jan 2-The American schooner Via
lgante, Of 10 tons, ffum Kanschatka
with a cargo Of furs, was taken by the
IElk, sloop of war. ten days before the
period fos the cessation Of host ities.
The Latana, Beard, frem paiiadel-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Fresh Clover Seed.
Salt, Wine and Ralsins.
n JOHH G.. LAID y CO

Have for sale the cargo OF brig Econo
my, capt. Farrow, from eadiz, con
sisting Of
GO pipes Catalonia red wine
100 quarter casks Sherry ditto
100 ditto ditto dry Malaga
so small casks sweet ditto
700 boxes bloom and muscatel raisins
40 reans paper
5000 bushels salt
A quantity Of cork wood, etc.
February Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

FOR TIC AazzA snsst GAsETTx.
sypeUssgue grsnafar Il, ass,lasn1.
npR4cE, ArxE roe 1e- &. ss8s
We poets and critics and men Of the
schools,
Mo talk about Horace, and Horace
Ye learned admirers, how comes i, !
wonder,
That none Of you touch 9 most tangible
blunders
{ speak not to serviIe Y sturdy i0gicians,
who viii, right or wrong, follow printed
editions
But ron that are Judges, CONE, rub up
your EYES,
And ,unshackIe your wits, aud I'll shew
: where 1t hes.
IEe tells Us that verses should not be pur.
~ sued
When tie Muse Or .sSinarra is not IN
The mood, -
ldr tFilaIesicfS ne SpRHf4 write ltE Sst0tttee
let II descend =.
70 tie ears If his father, ais master, or
friend,
lid let II lie By him, now open your ears,
Aoaapsgise pre,nQtar IN ct,ntsnlnine
yeats.
60 make this maxim that Horace IN
fuses
Must provoke all the laughter Of all the
Hinc muses.:
low the wits Of old Rome, in a case SO
facetious,
Would have joked upon Horace, and Pr
SO, aud Metius,s S.
II they all could not make one poetical
line,
Ripe enougasto be used til the year had
struck nine,
Take, says an old critic, indefnits mum
Der
To espress'nany years, which is just the
same Lumber ,sss mrs
Quotes length of Quintilian for time
to retOueh,
Bat wisely stops short at his blaming too
s mach
Do you think, they cry OUT, that with so
| little wit,
such world Of great critics on Horace
have writ
That's tae poets themselves, were the
blunsier SO plain
Ia a Pelatof their art coo, would let it
remain.
indeed, says . young one, nine years, \
confess,
| Is a desperate time for youth TO sup
press.
lad he said for nine months, should
- think it might do,
The reading is false, sir. pray tell US the
true.
WIZ, you are not far of if, if presen;
sonjectnse
Nay furnish the line with 4 probable lee
iure.
Fo. BY copies, I doubt either printed OF
written,
The hundreds Of editors all have beer
bitten.
Must q youth of quick parts, for his
verses perfection,
Let it lie for time years in the house Of
corrections
Nine months you allow--wsll then let
us forfear
|0f aiffoAtlns Quintiiian, cen make it al
year.
Give the critics their numque, but as for
their no,
Wehave one III plain English more fit tol
beStew.
] take the corrections unumqae prsnsatar,
Let it lie for a twelve month,
And time enough tso for consulting a.
bout
Master Piso's performance before IL
came out.
sEsesaess.szszs
5saEsSSSssszESS9EzzS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
John Mckinney,
n. S. Wise,
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

.ETAS removed his Fancy Hardware
Z Store and Csmb Mhnufactory,
from ROYAL street to hi, New Store on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where be offers
for snle d very general assortment Of
Goods in his line.
Just finishing, a very. handsome as
sortmentsf Tortoise She'll Combs.
March ] Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
AIkxANDRII'LA:
sgepr sDA \, alAaoa q
lind j Lee, Esq. was on MShdas
IS slseted Mayor sf this town f0s III
.ssuipg year.

/, an election for fitesn Directors e
s manage the concerns of the Mechanics
Bank es Alexandria, held on Monday
last, the fellOuiag gentlemen were
chosen -
John LonStleu
E. r Taylor
John cOhageH
MILAN ysitch &
Robert Cray
Isaac Eatwisle
Adam Lynn
Daniel Nl'LeQd
Robert Youeg
Marx Butts
James Carson
christopher Neale
Matthew Robinson
Joseph Dean
John Grid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
{ H0LIlad.N'lI GIN.
Public Sale. .
to adecree of the Unit

DURsuANT to adecree Of the Unit
q ed States Circuit Court, for the
county OF Alexandria, made at the last
term in the case of Dixon's administers
tor against the heirs of William Ramsay
and others, there will be exposed to sale
at the coffee house in the town Of Alex
andria, onthe 2stl inst. at IL o'clock
a Piece or Tract Of Land, lying on Luz
ney'siC Greek, in the cousty of Hampshire
containing one hundred and seventy
acres, more or less.
Terms made known at the time of sale
Wm Ramsay,
]. T. Ramsay,
Commissioners
March IS 2aw2w
Fresh Clover Seed. 81
We have received and for sale, forty
bushels fresh Clover Seed; warranted
of the year 1915, raised by one of the
first farmers in Pennsylvania.
Bryan Hampson g Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Last Notice,

ALL persons having claims against
the estate OF Bede Clements, deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit them to the,
subscriber, on or before the firstday Of
May next, as on that day the administra.
ton will be closed and Che funds distri-
buted as the law directs.
Thomas Irwin,
Executors
March d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Clover Seed.
Taluable yWilL PreperIy for Sat.

NT NDER the authority eff d deed o.
q trust, from Che late capt. George
North, for certain purposes therein men.
toned, the subscribers will expose to
sale, on the premises, on Monday the
9th day OF May, 1916, that valuable Mill
Seat on Holmes Run, in the1conhty OF
Fairfax, to which are attached about for.
ty-two acres of land. This valuable pro.
ierty is. about six and a half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
ton. There is.a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing by this pro-
perty and interesting the Little River
turnpike road. .
The Mill House is built Of stone, IS
by 4Ofeet, three stories high with c0m-
plete machinery, the whole new, and in
excellent order. There is also a CONS
modious dwelling-hotse, kitchen, stables,
&c. A further description IS deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pdr-
chase will probably view the property
before the day Of sale.
One third Of the purchase money viii
be required III hand, and The remaining
two thirds in six and twelve months,with
a deed Of trust upon the property to se-
cure the payment:
John Mckinney,
n. S. Wise,
Trustees.
March s IS
The Editor Ct the Baltimore Federal
Gazette is requested to publish the a.
beve cots and send bis bill tp this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
For Freight or Charter,

kS5G The fast sailing Schooner Brutus
sEss captain Otway, burthen 500 bar
rels us now in complete order, and rea
dy for.thesimmediate reception OF a car
90. For terms, apply to
ddGa.s, HerbcrtG Co.
feb % ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Prices Of Produce ct A;s,g Orleans, 10th

>'seSS " = FuuuCE ~ SSStV @ftessttSl ASs't
February. 1916.
Cotton so cents, cash and brisk
Tobacco IA cents
Spsarl2 l-2 q Is cents
Lead, 9 ceuts.
Exchange on Baltimore, 10 per cent
dlsceant.--Bak. Fed. Gax.
Extract from General Saitk's speech on
the Benk Biti.
The following candid acknowledge
nents, from so leading a ,:e,ascrat as
General Smith, excites particular no.
tee.--.H FORK, e. Post.
In regard to the direction and ma
lasemeit Of fiscal affairs, he said, the
late Secretary Of The Treasury fmeaning
Mr. Galatinl who went into that de-
nrtnentwilh as many prejadices as
ny nan could well entertain, thought
all was yrong there, aud be was the We
y PS.SVA tOSC& GA A1S1A1ts AAC udu cASa-
mined lie subject day and night, and
after all his examination, he had not
isaud SINCE iota Of Mr. Ramiton's
system, which it was neces sary to alter,
etc. By this lnecdue Mr.. 5. illustrated
'Ae alsaAtass Of practice over theory .
4 Capt. Ldket, OF The schooner
Librrty, VIII arrived this forenoon
from 81. DahingO. informs that the
Two rival ei.ifs, ChristOphe and Pc
.oa, were mixing preparationsbOtE
ny sea and lad. 20 carry q on war .
sinst each cher the ensuing sum
mvr, AiarHtsat 81. Domingo yer,
bad Cor Als aDds Of American pro
duss.
b. K. Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13
Salt Anoat.

200 bushels Bright Lisbon Salt, on
beard sloop Elizabeth at Swift's wharf
for saleby
Z. and ]. Mandeyille.
Feb 10 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

For Sale,
By Lazcrason g Fosele.
The Cargo of the ship Hazard, VIM.
Crabtfee, Jr. master, from Barcelona,
1900 bushels coarse white salt,
80 50 Baskets ss.ss RAlsANs.
90 boxes figs,
81 do. lemons and oranges,
so bags almonds.
5pipes old red wine,
so halt barrels and kegs olives and
capers.
Feb. 26.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
Have just received and offer for Sale,
l6 hogsheads New-Orleans SUGAR.
ola very superior quality.
March S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

Ksl virtue Of Decree of the Superior
Court o. chanc, p, for the Richmond Disrir, FRO.
nou'ctd AZ the last thereof. in srit therein peiiu
tt~e thedysees OF William DanhTilce deed. PIn1igy
sn David Darlington aui SuS'n his wife and others. D,
dahs he subscribers will expos, 70 rlie It p.bc alcon
nj me aciiun STORE % HERON, Sutton K the ,nd Civ
on wednesday. the 10th day of June next, T fir or IN,
iirs cr dav thereafter, ~, sver parts the Estate II,
the county - Hcnricc, cal~i HINS9 4, rnattrI il the
plat ut'of, according which it s:ch so al, and
whic % record in tue said suit b., the 'rS T.
s, 10. H. -, Is, II anu 10.
crvlit during the lie of Mrs Dorrigton will gv ven
Tor ontthiid of the purchase nionty provided she i've.
longer han five years from the Sepienhr lat 2 is,
should lie Before hnt tine then i've years from t, sad
~ OF 5'pnlcr Of live years from the said Isl Sept
N inr hNt-slAthS of the residue and the rnamr one
sixth thcrenrio be paid the ist,ay Of Sept. next.
Interest viii hc required thu whole amnunt of ;,e pr-
cs money, payable semi annually uni, ihe expiration Of
,r credit upon the LIST of S"ptnb and the list OF nfareh
III carh year. The purclisVr viii also b. rqnirci To paw
III riny money one full years interest, in the man
last. " " ~
Bond and security, also dcc of on the property
VIII be required OF the purchasers.
JtHitrn -N0rshGHN Corn
I9iom1S Idg'or, mission
IfiMIam mr. jr ) ers
April II. 1fi-,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

/, was generally reported Yesterday.
that the Minister had an intention to aban.
don the tax upon income but on refer
r't g to last nights proceedings in tie
blouse OF Commons. 1t viii be seen uDon
what false foundation this rnmour rest
ed. Mr.. Barring noticed it, and asked IN
explanation from the Chancellor of The
EXchr quer, who expressly stated that o.
vernment enterteins no such Intention -
Thus this impost, under 4 modified form
wiz respect TO the SUN to be raised, bue
with no modification Of its inqustorial and
unconstitutional character, is 60 be contin~
ued for a time, according to the Minister.
but permanently, according 20 the ganeral
opinion of the pub &c. IN fact, the nature
of cur foreign relations. combined with the
spirit ut the late treaties, stand in coll sion
with any wish to abandon 50 productive a
source ut revenue. As long as an inis
mensr Peace Establishment. under anv
preteXt, is maintained, so lcne must thu
country submit To propcrtionate scale
of taxation p; and it is verse than idle to
recommend a reduction of iuposts, whilst
il constitutes part of the policy Of the Statc
to keep up standing army Of $50 600
men.
The Treaty Of Peace was discussed IN
IT,.
LorAs the grounds If the Treaty were sta
ted by the f. RI Of Liverpool in the Com
mons BIZ Lord CasIereagh. The neces-
sity for restoring France To her ancient IL.
mits, and the policy, for the present. Of
keeping up proper military establish
ment, as means IT security, were insist
ed upon. An amendment to the Address
was moved in the Lords by Lord Gren-
ville--in the Commons by Lord Milton
Both Houses were occupied IN debate urtG
hnlf past o'clock, when the Lor's digi-
ded--F.r the Address 104--For the q.
merdmeut 10.
The debate in TIE Commons was sd-
lourned. and will be resumed again CHS
dav
The Princess Ctari>tte az HaIes ~
is now understood that matters are fair.g
en- troin for TIE nuntials Of this illustrinu.t
parsonage. he fret personal in,erview
between this iilusiri0us Princess and he;
| intended Consort, took place in the SUM-
mer Of 1914, when the metropolis was
led with the Royel anh Noble Visitor "a
| the Continent. On that occasion his n
n~ss was b arer Of letter from ths
! Duke II BrunEwick, Oels, to hiscoU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

March 80.
b0sUI6ie HeuL IIrOberip.


4 GEEEABLY to the last VIII and Testament
"a OF the late Allan Pollok, the subscriber. sole
aetng ENecutar, viii sell, AZ Public Auction on the
premsss on Monday tie Goth day of April instant,
toe following valuable real property, viz
No. l. CHELSEA, the late residence Of Allan
i"HoS, Esq --Chetsea contains, under one en-
isHre, nearly SIX Of land according IN Mat
and survey na'ie by john Williamson, in .ptem-
Der SlS.---Ou the premises is an excellent trel-
lirg house. and AL convenient out houses irri1ing
an 'cs-ho'se completely ieI-Upwards OF 6 600
have been expended on t is establishment wihn the
Iasr years
val Viqge ~
No s. Is 4 Lot Of one acr'r, b..rg NJ 10 in dn.
No l. a lot OF one acre, beig NJ. D. in do.
NJ" .. Is n Lot o. one acre, being No % in do
e ab0ve Lots are Immediately GpDo>te Chel-
sea House, and form complete square, at pres
ent in rye andunder cool encl sure
No Is Lot adininrg Chelsea on the iii oppo-
st'. coAiai 'rs l32 feet Ridge Street. and riiu-
mig baSs S. feet to a branch
No. Z Is q Lot affirming No 6. CONTAINING 1so
the same branch
The above two Lots were purchased Of the ex
ecu'rit of ;he late Adam Craig Lots Nos II
90 al, - me pat OF SAID Craig's land by John
VI ii'ans9n, on the 18th ofNovernber 1873
No 3. is Lot co tanning nearly ten acres in
The neghoorhooi ofChels "a now in rye, and under
aaS'od enc'osure, purchased Of Christopher Nc
Fherson IN 1915
Immediate possession will be given. on the pur-
cha7eIy complying with the tt rms Of sale.
And INN "diatey after tie sale Ut the real pro.
petty, r'H he sohfise negroes, horses ard COWS :;
mn elegant curricle and harness: household and
kitchen t'rniture--togeth. with tie agricultural
ara gardening implements belonging to the estate
ffso, a small hut valuable collection OF books
THE ferm0 Of Sae--wiIl be, for tie real proper
ty, n soeiabe notes payable at ether Of the banks
~ hchmond, at /, 2 and years equal PAYMENTS
satisfactorily endorsed, and deed 0 trust on the
pr 1perty 10 secure their payment.
Fo the personal property, notes negotiable anI
payable at either of the Banks in Richmond sali.fc
riy endorsed, at 90 & 100 deys equal nqyrnents
for all sums above S 5O--or all sums Of 50 or an
der, cash will b" required.
AZ any time between this an The dqy Of Sale. arv
oft|e property will be shown on application being
male nj Chelsea
On the following Ia, and m t same terms, W ~
be sold on the premises, d haltacre lolsin Duvafs
addition, numb IS 8, 4. 2i and %, lately under a
good fence X known for several years past as the
IH"mond Lot. l.dispntable titles will be made to
Tie whole ot tie foregoing property bv
EDMUND w. ROOTES, Ecec.
H,oT 2f.4N41 pink, dec'd.
HPrl %. 1903 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-20

y Virtue OTIS 81 Of rrrst executed t., the
Z Subscribers on the 1885,, day OF Nne,ist, 1878
by Major Joseph Mavo, and duly limited 10 re-
eor' IN TIE Hastings Cont for the City OF Hi.h-
shall, ON Thursday, the 25th inst on the premises.
a. t''e hour OF ~ O'Clock, proceed sill - the
highest hider-Tle Lot of GROUND, with tie
improvements thereon, at prose in the occuDon-
cy ot j. MAYO. anh knowe by the Nos, in the
plan ut the city which SAIL Lot is sua'ed on ID
nr Carr street and 81 street, sPd lrec;v bac. of
the court hGuss, and cNntn-s in front # D. street
t52 feet, runDirS hack los fcct-n orrlr To satisfy
deb du- Mr.. Manu In Ia, nf $1,000 with in
terHsi from the & st av of .Ianrar, 1871. and all
casts 'ncirre in executing AID carry ing to effect
the sail deed oft-ust
JOSEPH VI kRX. 2Tus.
EDWARD w. TRENT. tees.
April s 1O- ID