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ISWCOND ATTACK BOULO ONE
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from the London Gazette. v
' Admiralty-office, Auguft iS,
v 0f a- If iter from Lord W
&d &c ti Evan Nepunt Ejq. .
Ofl board the Medufa. off Boulogne,
Atitr t o
!
StKf . ntftDer to at-
i L,;nina oft the enemy
, fTrhe enemy's, ftp-
i
ttiia, moo
fl-ie attack to be
r,eV 1 r ivifions of boats for
under the conjoin of
ToJcs and Parker V divuin 01
JuLit,er-boats under Captain Conn.
T, c tots put ofF.from ifcc Meduia
ir.i?L,n1lvn o'clock laftmght
nthe beft poffible order, and be-
... n'r ock thi morning in-
fcrJnct began ; and 1. naa, nuui rj
0;C r
f j ,nV of the officers, and the
V r j -ii.titrvrtf pvervman. thei
zeal auu m"; , - , .
mod perfect conhoenccui uuuip-t
nJ -fv.. tl-.. arknels of the
night, with the tide and halt tide,
all not arriving at the fatneliappy
moment with Ca.pt Parker, is to be
attributed the failure of fuccels.
But I org to be perfectly unaeritooa
that not the f mailed blame attaches
itfelf to anv perfon : For although
the div-ifions did not arrive together,
vefeach (except the fourth divi
sion, which dM riot get up, be tore
imnn
di') m?ue a lucceisiui nfw uww
that part ot tne enemy incj iui.w
with, and afciuallf took poffe Hon;
of feveral brigs , and tits, and cue
their cables- but many 6 1 them be
ing aground and the motnnt of the
battle's ceaung ori boalrd- them,' the
vs dels were filled with vollies upon
voliies f mufquetryj th'fr'.enemy
being perfectly regardleis of thetr; l
own mfn, 'wh muCb br-v'i l
equally w'rtn us; it was theretore
impoiiible to remain on board even
to burn them : but allow me to fay,
who have feen much fcrvice this
war, that more determined, perfe
vering courage, I never witneffed ;
and that nothing but the i'mpoflj-
bility of being fuccefsful, from the.
caufes I have mentioned, could haVe
prevented me from having to con
gratulate their 'Lordfhips. But al
though in value the lofs of iuch
gallant and good men is incalculable,
yet, in point of numbers, it has'
fallen fliort of fny expettatrons. I
muft alio beg leave to j flat e, that
greater zeal and ardent defire to dVf-
tinguifli themfelves by an attack en
the enemy Was never fhewn more
than b)J all the Captains, officers
and crevs of all the dcfcriptions of
vellels under my commarid.
The Commanders of the Hunter
and Gteyhoutid reventie cuttefs
went in their boats in the mod
handforhe and gallant manner to the
attack. Amongft the many brave
men wounded, I have the deepeft
regret to place the name of my gal
lant good friend and afliftant,- Cap
tain Edward T. Parker, alio my
Flag Lieutenant Frederick Langford,
who has ferved with me many years ;
they were both woundedlin attempt
ingto board the French Commodore.
To Captain Gore, of the Medufa,
i i jeei tne nigncit oDiigition ; and
n L i ,; i in " i i :
wnen tneir jjoramips iook at tne
lofs of the Medufa on this occafion,
they Will agree with tne, that the
fccmor of my flag, and their King
end country, could never have been
placed m more gallant hands. Capt
Bedford, of the Leyden, with Capt
Gore,ivery handfomely voiunteerecj
ihcii&r vices to ferve under a Ma iter
and Commancler : but I did not
4
tnmk it fair to the latter, and T
only mention it to mark the zeal of
mute oincers. From the nature of
the attack, only a few prisoners
Werej made; a jLieutenant, eiaht
-eamen and eight foldiers, are
tney brought off. Herewith I fend
ine reports of the feveral Comman
ders of divifions, and a report of
billed and wounded.
I have the honor to be, &c. 1 v
KELSON arid BRONTE.
iY Captain nierviUe was
the fenior Mafter and Commander
employed, i j
IV JJORn.
In
obedience to v.-Tir t n.-AfCz-
tionjto ftate the proceedings
'5- r
tfie the. honor to pe under my
omtnand,; tor the purpoie of at-
tacKing.tiic enemy s notina m ine
Bay of. Boulogne, I beg leave to ac
quaint you,, that afterpeaving.the
ledula lait nighty i round my lelf;
n netting on fhore, carried by the
anifitv rf rhf tide to the Eaft. ward
-f T .. ,
jbT the above-mentioned place j and
finding that I j was riot likely to
reach it in the orgter prefcribed, J
gave directiOT? fat the boats to call
each other off, By fa doings I was
j a little before the dawn of day, arid
iin thej be (I order ofTiblc attacked,
! .tC tr fVi niirViii4 -a hrirr urhirh
after Hiort conteft, 1 carried; Pre
vious to fo doing, her cables were
cut; but I was prevented irrkri
tovyinjr her but by her being fee u red
bv a chain, and in coHfectuence of
a very heavy hre of muiketry and
grape-mot. that w drrecled at us
froori the fhore, three luggers, arid
anothtr brig within half piftpl Ihot,
andi rot lecing the lealfc prolpel of
being able to get her off, I was cb
lieri to abandon her, and pulh put
nf the Bay, zs it was then com-
pletely day light.
The undaunted and refolute be
Viavioar of the officers, feamen and
marines, was unparalleled and I
have to lament the lofs of leveral of
thofe brave men, a lift of whom 1
enclofe you herewith.
J have the honor to be. &c. j
' ' P. SOMERVILLE.
McJufax ijf Boulogne Aug. 16.
MY I OR D,
After the complete arrangement
which was made, the perfect "good,
undei landing arid regularity with
which the boats you did me the ho
nor' to put under my command left
tnc iMcutiu, i nave an anxious ice
irtgto explain to 'your. 12n"diho-the
fVitV bwt ai,cpi:i5e, wT hi jUt-
iet, promued every fucceis.
3 r - r ; . . ,7 " If! .
, Agreeably to your- Lbrdfliip's b-
flruclionE, I proceeded with f he fei
j cond divifion of the boats under my,
directipn the hair ot which were
under the direftiori of Lieut Wil-
iiiTOi lenior.
: r
of the Medufa) to at-
tsrk the part of the enemy's fiotillff
appointed for me, and at hal f pa ft
twelve had the good fortune to fid"
njylVif clofe to them, when I or
dered' Lieut. Williams, with his
fub-divihon, to'oufh on to attack
tlie veffcls to the Northward of me,
vlfiite 1, with the other, run along
fide a &rge brig off the mole-head,
wearing the Commodore's, pendant.
It is at this moment I feel myfclf at
l'.ls for words to do juftice to the
officers arid crew of th Mednfa whn
! were in? the boat with me. arii :tb
Lieut. Langford, the officers! and
trew of the fame fhip, who nobly
icconded us in the barge, until all
hp crew were killed or wounded ;
jaic to the Honourable Mr. Catty
Scat'', who commanded ihr Miif.'t
. w-w Mr
jCJtier, and fuftained the attack, with
vc grcaieu intrepidity, ur.trl the
ydefperate fr.uation J was left in ob-
iiged me to call hifn to the afliiance
I of i be fufferers in my boat.
I he boats were no foorter alono-
tfide than we attempted to board:
k ' . , ....:
Dut very firong netting, traced vrp
to her li;wer yards, baffled !all our
endeavours, and an inftaritaneous
difcharge of her guns and fmallarms
from about 2ootoldiers on her eun-
wate,-. Knocked myielf, Mr. Kirbv.
the mafter of the Medufa- and Mr.
Gore, a midshipman, with two-
thirds of the crew, upon 'our backs
in the boat, all either killed or
wounded delperately : the barge and
cutter being on the Outhde. iheered
off with the tide, but the fiji boat
in which I was hung alongfidtf, and
as there was not an officer or man
left toi govern her, muft have fallen
into the hands of the enemy, had
"v"."i. luitai t uKcn ncr m tow
an4 carried her off.
Mrj Williams led his fub-d ivinon
sip to the enemy with the mod in-
trcpict gallantry, took one luseer.
Rd attacked a brig; while his crew,
i an concevntd to Uy9 fufiered
equauy with ourfelves ; nearly the
whole of his boat's crew were killed
or wounded; Lieut. Pelley, who
comn.fjndjed the Medufa --launch,
and .:,- (iTon. Mr. MaitlAnri. 'mid.
t-p-n. , rr feveraliv 'wounded :
ana ..Jr. u iftow,, tfiader's
txie fr;cdiU2;cuttcr5 was!
. ,d ''. Vk. 'ill
tnV diitr to afTure,
, now
your Lordfhiii, thatfnothing could
i ti ' j i :
lurpal tne XCii, couragq auu icaui
nefs of everv ciefcriDtion of officers
and men utideihrriy cdmmandl, and I
am forry that tny words fall ftiort of
.their merits. ihouifV we 'could. not
accomplifh . the objett .we were or
acred to. ; .
i I .have the 'honor to be. c.
EDWARD T, FARKER.
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' On the night f the 15th1 ,jnflant,
the third diviiflon xf:boats which X
had the honor to command aflem-
Yorjc agreeably to your Lordfnip's
direciions, and at 11 Pi M. by ftg
rial made from the Medufa, pro
ceeded without lofs of time to attack
the enetby V flotilh off oulbgne, as
directed by yofcf Lordfhip ; and as
l thought it molt advifeable to eri
deavour to reduce the largeft velfel
firfl, loft no time in rnaling the
at'ick ; but in contequenc;e of my
leading the divdion, and the enemy
operiiiig a heavy fire from! feveral
batteries thriiigljif it advifeable to
give the ncmy ajs little time as pof
jfl'bjel' ciii-thc tow rope, and! did rW
wait; the jdher bats, lo that it was
tme little . time! beifpre the heavy
boats coId et ip, received fo ma
by (hot .jtJhrougb the boat's bottom,
that I fociri ,oarid her in a finking
tlate anp as it Was not pbflible to
1 to p 1 o ma n y mot h olc5, w a s cbi i jed ,
with the; men, to take, to aether
boat ; anjrj I havb the pleafure trjCj
quant )jour Ljrd(hip' thai I rck
ceiyed particular fupport from trite
boafe of ihis; Mfjelly's fhip York,
whiih foon came up with the reftl
of lie divjnoit I had the honQ'tp
c o m rV a n d ) b u t li n di n g n 9 riTpe &
of .furcefis, and the nunberbf men
k died a nd Wnu nded in I thciferen I
ine; uoret or grape, ana imaii arms.
tboit! it tor the good of , his Ma-
jeu.Mt , ery tct -to .withdraw the
boaHet;wieiB('wo .and three in the
moinmg,' as we could not board
her, although even effort was made.
I have the honor to be, &c.
ISAAC COTGRAVE.
JTTx Majtfty'sjkip jfyfjr, ,
j ,. Sitrtd ij, Aug. i 6, 1801.
' 1 MV LORD, ! I '
In conlcqucnce of the djirjeliohs
received from your Lordfhip, I laft
nignt, op the lignal being rwaac on
ooara tne; meauta, leit inis imp
with the boats of the foirth divi
fiotifprcmed vith two ckile; lines,
a.rjd( j'ipneciUul joined the other
divifipnt utitJerjthe, ftern of t tic Me
dufa, and from thence proceeded
to put your Lordfhip's ordf r into
execution, attacking the Weftern-
jnoftpart of the enemy' flbtjib ;
but not w 1 1 h tta n d 1 n ge ve ry exertion
mad?, owing to the rapjdity of the J
tide, we could not, until near day
light, get to thb Weft ward: of any
part of the enemy's line ; on ap
proaching thcEaftein part of which,
in order to a lift the fir ft divifion,
then engaged, We jnet thenjreiurn
ing. y nder thefe circumftances.
andthed?)' brea'riing apace, I judged
it pruaen 10 aireci tne irncers com
manding1 the different boats, to re
turn to their respective; fhips.
I have f.he honor to be, cc.
; ROBERT JONES.
Iifcoviryf tff Bculogne, ith Aug. l8fi
iMYIIkIo. j :" .
f ' ; 1' i i- I, I
i I beg leave ito' makelmy report to
your Lbrdfiijip, of Jthe fcjulr howit-
r-boats that J' had the honor to
command, in tlie attack of the ent-
: my hft nigh?. f " j
naving lea in? to luapprt i-apt.
Parker's diviSon, keeping within
his lines until the? enemy opened
their &re on iHim, we kceoin on
towards the pies' until f waj aground
in the headmoft boat, then opened!
our hie, and threw about eiight fliellsj
into it; but froift the ftrngth of,
the tide coming out of the! hcrbour,'
was not able to keep our ftation off
tjhe pier-head, but continued our
fire on the camp, until the enemy's
fire had totally fiackened, andCapr.
Parker's dtvifiuh had palled with-!
but mcr Iipeg Wye to mention, to
your LordCftip, ,t(hat vyaTs ably fup-!
ported-by if he cnher boats. , Captain
Broome zhd tLieutenaht Bearri-of
the Royal Artilierjy didj fvjery thjn j
in their po Wter. to annoy the nerriYj!
The otheofEcers of artiltery were:
fAel-Mtl mV dUtV to allure detached in ih lier inurhnw ter 1 j SHKK KKS' SALES, 1 - , VSV
detached In the b
toat$i i
1 have the bo&
to be. .,
JIOHN CONN.
iTotat flumber of
ied and wounded.
4 officers, a ifeimejrt, mannes
killed; 14 officer, 84 feamen, 30
marines,
wounde
Total 12.
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SHERIFFS1 SALES.
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Notice is h
r toy given
'T'HAT the folldwirigj Lands,! fitu-
ate in the Coilfif' of Joesr have not
been given In by an ff Lift cjchibite4 in faid
tdunty for the Year iioo, agreeably t Law,
ahd that fo much tht icof as will fausfy, the
Taxes dtje therein' -vfir fajd
Yeat,, and: all
ChargesJ will be iollatthe
jCoitft-Houfe in
Trenton, in faid . Clinty, dn Saturday thi
30th. of October nex'tJ! :
640 Acres on Ka'evM'Crcik,tbe Property
of John G. Ulourfti
i.co Acres on CI Hill,
the Property of
Ifardy Birya " r f I ! !
080 Acres the l& oerty
of Solorfioo B.
Niark and Henr Bilki f PJrilasielphi.
3.f3 Acres theJPrcerty w yvuiiaci wenjns,
now in Poffeflioli ofi iMofes VVatfon, feu. on
Whittock-Mive mm ilttl'Mj icajah Kramer's
jSo Acre ol Xf:tlfte'tli Property of
Lemoel Grlm, depllfe, riow in PofieflBon
of Lemuel Sirftmoril; :Vi -M -.r f' i-?.
50 Acres the PrcvCtty of VtUiam Foeville,
in FofTeffiop of Btcciin Stafcley ..t-
. ; 50 Acreon WhHackiRiyjtr, the Property
of the Heits of dlte .Abraham Meader,
owmpodeiSon of, Thurch plaice. : -r, -i:
2oo Acre on fl&ter's; Crek, formerly
I ; . rj . ....... . ' .
the Property of Cam?bel Miller, now 10 Pof-
lemon or reroa iijtu?ienei. . 7
i joo Acres 00 Whtilock.adioinineMelchor
Arnold's Lfoes, the Property of Sarah Miller.
Acres on iWrittlock; $?idow?s iDowr-y
of Eli Weff, deceifelij Mil) Lands, Cl Weft,
i: 1 A.Aio Jicres.ifthePropertv of 1- Dubois
TT4 1 I A f
f . . . .OAlWKlMjSJvVlLKiNSON, Sheriff
fontt Gwn&i'Sitp. 6.
'CiARTJ-RlTi CduNTY
PTHirHeijeas the fpll owing Lands in
laid Couvy Jjave not been lyen in
tciiber finds iMceeCiry to advertife them for
Sale, agreeable tb Lfiw ; the Sale to be ajt the
Ccurt-Houfe, iif. Beaufort, bn the thud Wed
nefdayi inlNoveiabernext, viz,
i ,.iro Acres,! in Harlow's wamc, and on
.' ("nrm Untc t Mr rp-ilti? Prnnrf v af Samuel
Mabfon, bnd HeirsJbf, Arthur MaMotu ; alio
Los in the Towri of Befbrju ,r
' 2ooj Acf es, tjhe P'ertyjof jolui :BL Yates.
218 do. the reduced Property of John
w.v ui 0, l7;"t ' Tr 7 f '
r Charner.i. , hi. ' ' .
75 Acres, ths Pfoperty of Thos. pudley.
1 25 do j the rrop4rty of Edward Srirkcy.
340 do. j the reputed Property of ihbmas
and johh Banks. H :
: MATTHEW MORRIS, Sheriff;
Sfp. 17. ;
ffh Monday the zjifi t)ay of November next ,
j viii;ptyltmf9 at:t4it,0urt-Houfft itt smith.
j .jbeldy fft tkeTitssh of "the Tear iOO, and
contingent Cbargk . ;
tPHE . 'foilo'wijijj tjoii in tljie faid
I Tbwh of Smithlfield, not given in for that
YeaT; -j' . ; .; H ! '.' ; '..'.' ,."
I Lotj NoJ faitd ttfl belong to Jame SritrV,
l.ot No. pi johnlmith; 17V James Ken
jion; 60 ind 8S, vlUiaRi Ward; 99, Joe!
: 9, John R!k; 93 97, Richard
.Cafwell;! 66, Abiier Waih; 95, Wtiliam
Slade ; 9 ; T . ; HiaSft i 116, lJcnjarrtin Lx
tim ; 1 1 1 , Joel Iinf tcj9, Uavid Najbit; tov
John Kici; 86 anhii J- Stevens-;. 107V
J . WiHIaais ; 8 2, f parties Kennon ; 03, J ;
Lludwortti ; 123, Thomas Owens. '
Alfo the followig Traftsof Land rn the
County of Johfiftonf, br fo much ai will dif
charge the Taxis lapd contingent Charges,"
to wjt;--i75 Acjres Sven in, by-Borrell
Farp ; 1 i;o Acrei Cf feffe Langfton, not given
b, joinrUg Jamts ftfdoms ; 60 Acres of Do
bah Artis, joining Joel Nurvins, 1 bo A.cres
of Samuel Pf jtining. S;mm Pjr'ice ? a
Acres ! lohn &bMu Tbining William Hin-
nent; ;i7 Acm
ot ine neir ok '.'hiuju
Ward, ioinin? .Mm Sterling afed Will ram
Hinnentj zbci-fs cf Thomas !Biitchr
joining William rlipnent; 100 of JbhnRingl
joining Fzekiel sjailicgs 250 Acrjs of Jeffe
LUmley, joinind Riehard Whiting; 350
Acres oft benjamin jWoodardlyitg in the;
Difti.ct f CaptjlUV 3i7Acrefe of James
Khesi! !i:ns iir M Diftrta bt Capt. Bull ;
1075 Acres giVejijin fey Reuben" irter, inj
Caf t. tJ'Nejl's Uiftrict f 75 Acres given in
by Stephen Speh in Capt. ieil Iif
tritTt; 3-00 Acrds! bt William Ingram, in
Capt. Steven's diiricl'a2o Acres of Land,
given m by Jawsl Wifdery, in Cape A;hens
Diftrfd; aj? Ares, given in by Jofeph
IJeioach; in Ctt- Eafon's DiftrtcT 200
Acres,' given i pi by heoa Harreis, in
Cat. bakitCs Ulflridtj 16a Acres, given in
by Joel BaileVf iatotSmusDiftricT:; 10c
Aires, given in fcy jofeph Brbwo, ia Capt. II
Tucker r iDillrlci ;i -.; 1 75 Acres of Molts
Terrtl,j jniriglaifes Ivy; icjo Acres, bf
Gieen'HifijoinlilgSbhn Aerton ;, 2cO Acres
j of .brah!4fm:Beafraon; -joining Richard Braf-
v.eu ; .9i ACresor eiie Lie, joining f'njn
Bagget; aopj'or BAilam ohiurcn, jo:nijr
Lawr HaJlk. t 1.
, The jtibye. T7pw& fots wille folarjd
fo mucl)Etof, e; ivfe Land s v. itt dJii'chArge
the TaxjiS 'ajid-TdnngeM Charges, if they
are noiaifciig'ei furore The Day.bt Sac.
s- 1 j. i A M U f t tK (TR V O RT1 1 Y,
' - ff. ; ' 4iitriif pi'Johsfteo Ccuntjv
oiJt,riTrpc c at tie'"
Wilt be hid, o.n Tuefdayhe lOtb t?ay of N' -
. ; lumber next, at Sampjon Csttf tioujej s
HPHE following t Lands' inSanip.
'.T iqn County, takeil to fatisfy jtbe.-Taxes
die for the Year 1 8oq. - - j I L. 4
' .Si Actfcsonihcfoo'th SiaeStewattJs'CTeelf,.
the- Propifxy of WJlldm Colcy, hot returned,
the Tax Lift. . . .,, .f .. .r ' IV f '"
. 4o Acres near Rtewart Creek the Pro-'
perry of James Cook. H'eturh. " , vl 0 " f
100 do- on laid Creek," ttie Property of
J-ucretia Coakr No-. return made: ' .
. , , OWEN &RHGORYT Sheriff-'-
:n M no not. --.f.r'iu
OnthezothDayofOaoler, v.L &eJold qt . ". I p
nPH following- Lands,.;fbr; the ' ! ' 1
' j. ' iortne Year t-aco: i.
i&p Acres, the Property ot; Medlioi.; f - -"
2o ditto, 'granted to Robert Uaiaey on1 the .
Watirs.ofJpnesCreefe..,,' . - 4
30 Acres, he. Property of one Cotton, o , ' .
, acto-Acre'f, en,the Waters of. Bficli Jack,
on Brawn, Creek,' fdid to be the; lVopertv of' .
tooAeres, on the Rocky Fork, ihe' Pro- '
perty of the Heirf ViUiam Lvej rl
. ' XQoAercs, therprouerryof rheTaftie, on the
Waters cthe Black, jack of Brown Creek.
- 300 Acres on the VVatcrs of Tliorofoiv's , t ,
Creek, the PrSpcrtyol the Heir; of one Wea- !
vefijfi, i ,L . . s- a-', . t. i?r r. ,!;." -I
- too Acres, , on. the Head of'on'ovthe
Branches of Jones Creek; faid to ljuu,ebeen
patented hy one Stokes. ; . t f
100 Acres, the Property of fames Stanfill,
on Ioftcj.Creek, , ;.; ; f;
- 0o Acres, .the1 Properfy ofTh6mas Bar
rett, joining Gale's Uld.Pac6V j
.1 $0 Acres, the Property W)J Miller, joih
iagohn St, Ctaif. ,,, j
1 50 Acres, jthe Property cf one Srruh,
joining the Jafd" M. Clay,.
460 Acres; the Piooet'ivof T- M pars. W-
in? on 1 nr. Mvannin k.-uk - .
JpHNtgfNGS, fefi'4
Affrt County Axg. 22.
i ; yt"fft"vujeijr tittrjuoick bounty,
ttf following itands, iymg in
jthe laid County, for the Payment of
Taies due thereon,. fbt the Year iqo, .
farooo Acres, iituate in. the Green Swamps
r whereof, wra? rnted, tb Sfephell WtU
m arit the Femiarider to W.lham Crtl
Part
Li
bos, now faid t be the Propijtj ojf John Q
uuiifoc; an?riocotfAcres. Itcuatr- Sn axL-SA.
jnin to the CrtenlSwimp, how or late the"
ProMrtrof Daniiel -Wheirn. . . (
JU .... ... tlRArtLlVAi'Sfieiiff. -
0 SatwJa f the ioth JbJf of Ntvitikfor net !
wUUefoUy f r ready Mpmy atrJbe Cdurt
tjivjt 1 ft toe 'itf'tpn pj HeciingiAioi, ;
npHE following f raas if Land, .
1 or fo mtich theteof as willlfafisfv rh-
axes due therebriLt-with!' the .C-
t
Mag, &.c. for the Year iSobv fnirKe Cmini
o
Richa.'ond, viz. I - " ! j'
One' Hundred and Sity Thoufand Acres,
anted unto David Allifon, finije convcred
rg
by Sharif; John Cole to Tody Rbbtjrfon and
H. jW. Harrington, !for Taxes,&c. fince
conveyed by the laid Tody RobinTon and H.
"VV. j Flarrington, to t certain Le le Parte.
being Parts of eighteen different Traces'. .
Alfo, Hit Hundred and Forty Acres on" the
VVaters of Mounting! Creek, fuppofed to bet
tdFropprty of -4 Parme(r; Tikife, Three ,
FEtrhdred Acres ori the Waters of Hitchcock:
Creek,, fuppofed! to be the Property of Jo
feph V;,ite. . ' . ; I ; - "
. The above Lands were not given, in to the
IftVieAtor-TakerS, a by! Law Require
j.j, . I . jMlH WALL, ; ,
H
k
-Houfe in
j lurg County, ik'S
Charlotke. in Met .:- "
Saturday J the jii) cf De-
fEj following Loti in the faid
) lownot Charlottei fheiTaxesoa v.hich
for the Years 1 79-9' and 1 8ocj, have not been
ajd,,viz 1 ' . j
1 Lot th Property of the Heirs of John
Hcrron ; t do. the property of the Heirs of
;RbbertMickreath ; do: jthe Picperty of
the Heirs: of Samuel Martin k :i do. the Pro-
pertyof the Heirs Bfjoei Brtvard ; 2 bo. the
property ot ttie tieirs of M,ry Curreos- -
Alfo tta Acres of Land on the WatersJcfL
Patr Creeks fuppofed to be; the Proper yS&
111c ui Auwrri iviiunci , ZHUO rrcs
v''n- .rn..'.... f.:J. i'j.ii..fW,
lyings Eaft of Chariottb,jou1rng Land o
dpw, Malon, the Prsperty of Wm ;M J.C
Ul . i
tCown,.
for taxes due the r eon j
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James neel, shenfF.
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ON the 24th; Day o;f Ap&l, i8ot,
j theSubfcribef purchafed a certain Trat
of Land,- lying, on the North bide of Pifc-ing-Crek,
containing, byj Lit. matron, 1 00
Acres, adjoining th 2 Land; ot famais Faroes,
from Thomas 1 liter, ff Cdscconjb:CcUity,
for tvhicli Land the laid Slater has!fecee;t
from me three I Nares W :titid,- Viz,: one cf
2t31Ioi)ars atd a third,- ith fRtereil firbnx
tKe'pstca1,-p?yab)e the rft Iay bfjjamiMy,
tUoz anoU.r for 40 Dbilars, pzabJeth;
ifi bf J?ouarv. iS'o?; with Inteteft :fromth
Year itTbz ; another NoW tcr 400 Dollars .
payable 1804, no lterertj And it p?Vs - -;J .
lithattte faid Swrir does met relicts a iegT
ti v m u ... -.1. '1'.. ma.i'a.a.. t .... 1 inrir' t. i ..i ...
ifor?! tbrevraril si f erlons tront traatrg or
is I am dete-iamcd not W pay any Paitof ih?;;'-;. 1
ibove.-ment;nedo...i . "
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