Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
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a ccdiSl 10 my last will
give aud bequeatht 20 William Austin, all
my plate and household furniture at Branden-
burgh-house, and also all unused linen.
direct my executors TO make application
TO hls Majesty's Government to pay TO them
such sum of money as at the time ofmy de
cease may have paid or which they may be
called upon 10 pay for the purchase of my
house in South Audiey street and give and
bcqueath - sum of money, as my said ex-
ccutors shall procure and obtain in that res
pect, unto them my said executors, in trust for
William Austin, according TO the provisions of
my will such sum to be considered a speci-
iic legacy. And in case the Government shall
refuse To pay such sum, l direct my executors
to sellmy interest in the said house, and also
the furniture and things therein. And give
aud direct the proceeds thereofto be paid and
applied To and for the use OF the said William
Alsthi In like manner, ASA specific legacy /;
but IN case the Government shall repay the
purchase money of the said house, in that case
the proceeds which may be realised by the sale
are to fall into the general residue of nv
estate. Dated 9TH day of August, 1891.
CAROLINE, II.
Witness, Henry Z. Thompson, Kensington.
New YoRK, October lO.-Om news boat
Superb, O'Connor, which arrived below yes
terday. The Superb sailed from Greenocll
on the 3Oth OF August but brought no later
papers than the 24,h and Belfast paper Of
the 10Th. These contain London dates of the
2lst, but no news Ofimportance. The inouests
on the Two men shot ut the funeral of the
queen, had not terminated, and the life guards
were to be drawn up on the cad, by order of
the government, 10 enable the witnesses to
endeav"nr to identify the persons who fired
the shots.
British Stocks, Aug. 2lst, &c &.
"A Warsaw artici: of July 3Oth. states 90 it is
rmoured here that conflict has taken place
between the advance guards of the Russian
and Ottoman forces on the Pruth"
y letter from Nurcmburg, Aug. / th, states
tliat an Austrian army is concentrating on the
frontiers oi the Ottoman empire, which is re-
ceivmS endorsements daily Extensive ma
sazInts are establishing in Hungary, and the
expectation of corn has been prohibited. On
lhe departure Of the last courier from Vienna,
1t was believed that war was inevitable.
The duke of Wellington has inspected the
Qualifications Of Dinant, Namur and Huv, and
proceeded to Leige. The people there ask
why does he come here to examine our for
tiicatons.''
The Coopcrs in the w. India docks Mt Lon
don, have struck for AN advance OF wages.
ihc Dublin accounts are to the esd. The
hing continued To enjoy the hospitality of his
irish subjects, andarrangements were announc-
ed for various entertainments UP To the 5oth.
Great numbers OF the English and foreign no
bies had arrived in Dublin, and the levees were
remarkably splendid
PARIS, Aug. l6-The Messiah, whose pomp-
Gus arrival IN Greece has been announced by
several Journals, turns out to be no other than
Joseph Napoleon, who has quilted America
accompaniedby Lelebrc Desmouettes, the bro
Tiers Li'llemnd, and some other French of
hcers, for the purpose Of Offering their services
to the Greeks. Nonsense 4
GREENocK, August 2I.-The harvest in this
district, promises to be earlier than was ex-
perted. Through Essex, down to Harwich,
the wheat IS Tine. In Kent the harvest has
commenced the report is unlayorable as to
the quantity or quality ofthe crop The re-
ports generally throughout England are in
favour OF an average crop and in Ireland, the
harvest is stated to be unusually productive.