Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-11-02 00:00:00, page 4

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Cliarlotte Court, 3d Sept. 1810.
fVitham Watkins, executor of Ben.')
> jamin-W at kins, tlcc’d. Pltf.) -
against
'Catr.pbe.’l, Bril h Co. and Rober
Campbell h Willivn ifurria, Deft*
»"J'11 £ defendant Archill Camp
^ the parlncisof tffctjR said fir
‘be I, Ev4 Be Company , flAhaving ent’
pearance according toph^Mct of. assembly and ^
the ru’ it of this c.ouj^a idR^pp aringto theta,
tisfactino of the c^Hit that™ is not an inhabi,
lantof this s.atcJwn the motion of the. plaintiff
by hi* attorney., it is ordered, that he appear hete
on the first day of December Court next, and
enter his appearance and ‘answer the plaintiff'*
bill, and give sccuiity for perfo-rmng the de~
cree of the c*-urt, and that a eory of this order
b» in»c»«e.l in one of the newspaper* primed in
Richmond for two men ha successively and pos
ted at the front door of tire -courthouse of the
aahl county,
a. copy—Teste,
8tp\v Thomas Read, c. c.
Lancaster county court,
2fth June, 1810.
Petrr jt/asonxnd I.ouira Ms wile, William'* _
Church and Oetsv his wife, Philip Did. j Z
lick and Alice hA.Avife, Sally, Jar.etra, I 0.
Alice, Bilby and s*-e Da\1t, children I S
of Bartl^r Davis, atceast'J# Pltf*. w
against
Alexander F.lliott. a-MuMstr-**,.. o
srr* fte* it, decM. anl A exan
and Judith his wife, anl Ster
and Sa'dy hi* wife,
T1IK defendants Steret Wilde
wife, not having entered the?
and given security according to law ana me rules
ef this court, ar.d it appealing to the «atisf*ction
of this court that the said defendants are not
Inhabitants of the commonwealth of Virginia,
on the motion cf the pUiurin's by their counrel,
1» is ordered, that the said defend ante appear
kcrc cn or betorc me in ra iwnjy in aepicm
bee next ajut answer ib« bill of the p ainiifls >
anil tha \ copy hereof We forthwith inserted in
the Vi'g'ni* Aigo*. for two month* successively,
a:.d ano tier copy pcvicil -t the front door of live
GuurtJioii'e of this countv.
, v Copy) J. TOWLES, c It.
My Uncle Thomas,
atnpbeM’s Repcrts, Yol 1, Johnson’s do.
aril’s Touchstone, 3 vol*, in 2,
ion, Ella Utrarnbcrg, Wevt.
luthtj»e*s Geography. Mar
i, Li’q ot Bdntpimr^
ks, 1“ r \»./ |
rpalcybyl
A general assortment of LAW and
MlSCELLANEOUtTBOOKS as usual on
LlHKItAl, TERRS..
H :h ond, 21st Sept. 18^0. -[w t f]
ASA OTIS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
BeU Tavern,
FIRST and Second quality Muscovado
Sugar m "Hhds. and Barrels, Loaf Su
ra r in libels Tierces and Barrp4s7”T^Une
Grcrn Coffee »n Bags and Barrels jjrmpnu
al, Hyson, anil Young Flvaorl T^isJ A§
p!e Brandy in Barrels, MarietrasWIne In
qr. C*i.*ka. A constant supply\cT r"ncp n
wojtanl at the New York prlr^ligjynor
Soap, Cctntaon do. Mould Cnnclfi, Glass
Ware, 10 by 8, -12 by 10 anil 14 by 12
Window Glass, Powder & Shot, Albion.
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmeg^ Clove*.
Maec, Ginger, Aljspire, Prpj» r, Tvcc\
Shining ldqwff Blacking for Bco's and
Shoes, with a variety of other arllclrs.
— VLSO—
A f»w hundred Gross Bcttle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, August 3d, JS10.
NOTICE.
\JttCBSSITY compels me to make for*
i’’* ther application to all those who are
hirtebtcdto the trustees ofthc Richmond A.
e* l«my, by sales of lot'ery tickets of the ]
Srst and second class and vpiuntuvp^ub. '
icriptioos, amt oil such ar*yftere!»y reemev
ted to mike payment to ^ •Qf%rlto
enable the br.ildingco<nmilu*r |L»rry^!ar
rears for work done, V::d M wpdure
materials this winter in o\UnRo prnpecd
with the work next spring, ■fWr the
education otour rising progeny, which orna.
aumrs^nd attaches them to rt publican prin
ciple*- es a spring to liberty and In*
dependence. I have undertaken the collect 1
tion by agreement with John Brnckenbrrujh
end William W, Henir.j*, iisrjrs, the r.;her
mrirh*;r« of the commiilte Appointed by a
hoard of trustee*. As the building of.the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
flatter mysetf thrrr will be but lhtlc treu
31# in ob**ining the money for the purpose
»f carrying into effect so laudable an insti
tu hr. HOBfcttT MITCHELL
Herbfnr.b-r Rth. 1809, wif
OY virtue of a deed of trust e*>cuted
■ * to mr on the 1st of January 1809, by
th" Intr Henry I,. Biscoe, sad riti'y rrcor
«kd In }nwhat;m Comt rn the 19th of A.
Ad *n*uint% to secure ilv payment of cer.
tBn s nr* of mmry thf r. in sprefirff, l
snail cn Thursday the ‘JJJ o' mxt nmr.il,
on ihe ptf mises, ssll t« the h'ghcst biddvr.
for cosh, a *
Tract of Lancia
lying on Appomattox Iliver in therefore,
said raonty, and containing by a late stir,
ver 4A3 acres. A eontideriible portion of
ti»i« l.anrb [being the same that in lar ged
to Mr Sand. Hobson] consists hi lost
Grounds rn the above named river, and
ie ^ioV i* m re than n ua ly lev* I and
Jap'rd to the cu.ture of corn wheal
■> . Then- i\ rn • J.r; I, h
kCojjdfrtal»le new two tory dwelling
aT'am, snd ithcr out houses. 1 his siiua.
tlon is very drsirabU to any gentleman in
to»n who wishes a rein at in the countty,
as It Is -n the centre of^ a very agreeable
tnd improved shirty. I he I.-md will
fe shewn to any person by the Overseer of
Mr, Biscotij near >ie premise*.
Ml i ‘’It/f.iiH, Trustee,
r«wbaun4 Oct, e, isio, (w t u »)
&RIPLETT t. ESTES, \
Returns his «hanks to tha public in general for j
the liberal patronage already be*towaH^onVin>
in his line of business, and farther tyfordii ttAm j
that he has just purehsstdand xtrm>vc/wp tBst
commodious Tavern inC harlottesli It^^lnJn
by the name of the <tone House)Wo pledfts
himself that no vt entinn shall be jEbiwinjjf <o
render agreeable the situation of all those who
may call on him.
October 3d, 1810. , w5tp
Notice.
A Petition will be presented-to the next
General Assembly of Virginia by the
subscribers, praying that a certaiifHRu of
ttround lying on the street leadLfigRo yte
Governor’s in the city of Richmcmtj^^hlch
their father John Kailey had in ^osreawon
«t the tin e of his death, may buStepdly
vested in them.
EldZABETH TIMMINGS.
SARAH KAILEY,
NOTICE.
\ HPHE Subscriber has rented and remoyed
his Counting Room to the la/gf new
Brick Lumberhouse, near Shock* Ware
house, and lately occupied by ImjQamei
I C. Anthony. This Hoase is caCnlted to
Store upwards of 600 Hhds of Tobacco
and several Thoujand Barrels of Flour—
it is situated convenient to the Ha\in ol
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by be'mjj covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, 20lh Sept. 1810. S m
"gun powdeil
TfIR Proprietors of the RICHMOND
1 POWDER MILLS, offer for sale by
the key or larger quantity, F and»F
POWDER, glazco and r»r«
ranted equal to any imported OTlaxnT&t.
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powdci
if use approved Apply to IAS. BROWN
lx. or D. J. BLRR.
Richmond, 21st Mny, 1810. 2w wtf
An excellent stand for filer chants, file*
chunicSy &v.
I KENT or LE 4SE for a term «f year*.
the following Tenements^ situated «t Aylett’i
\/a«ehou»Cj on Mrttapony river, vis. one larrc
in<* convenient h-uie^ consisting of right room*
six of which have fi:« places, w th alPnccessary
out oihceSj x Garden^ Lot*, Oc at ptasent oc.
"Opied xs a Tavern—three store * 1 jl
are wall calculated frr the recepti
dizei having an accompting ai n
in each—also th.oe Granaries €
bank of the river, which is cm D
admit vessels of considerable bi e
their loads, which is greatly faci.iu „
of spouts affixed :o each Granary—.,.. lw0
comfortable Dwelling houses, with cut office?,
lots, Oc=and also a house that will answer fer
toe reception of a Mechanic, with a sufficiency
of ground ahn-xed for a Garden, Oc. Thu
place as to its local skua, ion, has many ad van
iag«s, being in a wealthy and populous neigh.
Dour hood, wi h the convenience of navigation
Dy which produce may be car ied with Ik tie ex
pc c._- to Norfolk and other sca port towns. Im
m.diate possession may be had in .wo of the
store r.ousca and Grana es, and in the o her ts
..enrent: on th* let day oc January net . Ti.e
■enements w.ll b pointea out and the terms made
known by application to he sul.se iber, near ih»
!»“»■«•• *>. AVL..TT
Jioniviile, King William |
GAober 90th, 1810. * | v4r>
L^OU HALE, by public vendue, on Wed.
*- nesdrythe 31.t inst at ten o’clock A. M
«t the dwelling house ot the U‘e Charles
Schafttfe, decetiked, in Adnra*’ Valley in
'•P** City, a varlty of Hnauhold and FCitch
en furniture, anVxcellyfr ten plate Steve
—a large Iren KtRtonmable fov-w,_<;.ue
boiler, or Tallow lfiandler-^a BicaH do
«-81bo all and ejMyVol or
rrsaary for Maying V thefeKttnTttsW
Jhd glue mafing busing*, Vj'm» remfiy
money for all sums under inT*>di \\^tf
f.nm fen dollars uuwarda s x mnnthi. «•** ,1a
*'lt be given on approved notes to bear
interest from the date if Wot punctually
paid.—......-.Mao, for Hen* the said dwel
ling house anc kitchen w.th its appurte
suitable fora small family, having
* large and productive garden, renders it
t dr .ivable situut on for n gai doer. Thou
mdebted to the estate « f *a-d SchavtrTe are
requested to make payment to Uie sub
•cnber and those who have cl. imj to ren
<*«r them for settlement.
B. TATE. Httomey, in fact for
Msfy Schaalfe Adiu:mstra;ix of
/ ChaMe* -cnanfl'e, dvc■
R chmond/Octrber 22^ 1810.
Mr. Matthew Whiting,
\S I know M your p!»c« of residence, I
take lb « method of giving you notice ,hjt
shs I on the fi »» day of December neat, i[i be
dwelling heuit of Samuel G> im^hav/^iwWiapfi. „
ountyJ Oct1* ten the hours of 9 y*'T PttrfLIn
forenoon «.v<J 6o’clo. k in the
‘ay. proceed to take the affidavit or Ba-Wcl
nhar:, David W. R<-f»emo«, u>Jl*
I'n.ini .a (.node, ten. and o hersr tol|w r«.^r as
ev dtnes in *h« injurvftiou now dependWljimih,.
coon y court of Henrico, wherein 1 am' plif. &
you a<e dc‘e,.d*n .
Joseph Childress.
Oct. 24th, 1810. (tv4t.)
HE subscriber hereby gives ndHee, t «
he intends to petition the. nexfjyxor-r*
nl Assembly of Virginia, for rel^fsgWst
an ordinance of the C mmon/UhIU^ lc
city of K'chmond, parsed on tie Umu jMt
last, whervhy, under a ^ctitriLrWlkiJnq !
concerning toe licensing of
anrl his (amity are prevent d *rcm‘trying a
hired Carriage of sny description, tor the
conveyance of persons.
Christopher McPher-dn.
Richmond, 16 Oct. 1810, £w t f]
'WILLIAM COWAN,
WATCH MAKER,
HAS Just -received an assortment or ar* <
tides in his line, which with his for.
jmcr stock, consists of [Warranted] Gold .
and Silver Watches, Clocks and Time!
Pieces, a general assortment of Silver 1
Waref pearl set, and plain Jewelry, plated j
Castors, Wine Strainers,Chamber,
et, pbticnt, and large Candlest^
est patterns) Snuffers, and Sni ‘
Salt* &c. Pocket Books, Pur
Cates, EpauletSj and Sword
cil Cases, Scissars and Cases,
Pen Knives, Segar and Snuff Boxes^
hies, Lady’s and Gentlemen’s Steel, Gilt
and Si.'k-Cbairft, Keys, Seals, and a varie
ty of other articles. Ail of which be offers
at the most reasonable prices.
N. B. Watches and Clocks of every
description carefully repaired. Orders in
the above line will be strictly attended to.
Richmoudj Oct. 2d., 1810. w tf
To RENT,
1"HE Upper Apartments adjoining my
Book.Stor., They consist of four
rooms, with a fire place io each, and large
airy passages: 'Also,, attached to the pre.
raises, are a Kitchen and Cellar,=and
within a few feet of the door, is a fountain
of good Spring Water from the Bloody
Run, fcc. «4>*
Samuel Pleasants, jr.
Oct. 8. [t f]
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed by Wil-.
liam McCay to the subscriber, WILL BE
SOLI}, for cash, <m the 2nd day of November
next, before the dootof the Jfcll Tavern in the
city of Richmond, all\faat y
LOT or parcel JfGROUJ^
tu&ie in Duvai’s VillaR, No\cC2, orso njoch
thereof as will be sufficient toraise the sum of
£ 173, wtb 6 per c*nt interest from the 1st of
May, 1808, to the day of sale, with all costs
attending the execution of the trust.
WILLIAM COOK.
September 2Cd, 1810. tds.
N B, The lot contains two acres, on which
there is an excellent two story hontCj one story
brick and the other wood.
NOTICE. ~
ON Thursday the 15 th day of No
vember next, at the late dwelling
house of Lucy Taylor, dec’d. adjoin
ing the lot ol Edmund Randolph Esq,
wiil be sold on a credit of 12 jgfflflhs,
all the House-holdkitchen
amongst which are 9 double bmM and
JUrniturty an elegant Clock ahd many
other articles too tedious to mention.'
The purchaser will be required to give
bond 5c security, to carry interest from
the date if not punctually paid.
BEVERLY CHUMP, ExV
October 18th, 1810. tds.
JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
GOODS,
contained in 313 packages., ahd will be
sold by the piece or package—vlzs=r
Superfine Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimeres, Sw-ai.sdowns, Dble. Milled
Drabs, Coatings, Duffils, Plains, Kerseys,
Kendal Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pelhcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen^ Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths’ Worsted
wnd Cotton Hosiery^ Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Thrown Hollands, Shirting Cot,
tens. White and Color’d. Cotton Cam,
brir.Sj Callierfs, Dimities, Jeans, a great
variety of Muslins, 6-4 Seeded Mull Robes,
Jubilee Coided G'.Uze, Cut and D^gonnl
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and C Diapers, Towellir.gs, and
Table I)am»ik, Cotton and Thread Kdg,
ings and Luccb, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Trimming*^ Ladies Bordered a^dsPrln
ted Pi cket H,mdks. Fancy KomallsTMad.
rass and Pulliciit. do. Fancy S#k and
Conon Ginghams* Men’s Silk HatwMin’s,
and Boy’s Wool do. Servants* GiaTed do.
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
rcu, '/’iavh lidiCj UdlKxnsT BtC® 2*C.
Together with a great varety of HARD
WAKE .iND CUTLERY, and a few Ch
ips particularly ■'ultable for Country Storesj
M» r.’s Sicld'e Trees, Chaise d®. Black
smith’s Tools, Slates.
ALSO—ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well asset ted, Crates and Casters.
The balance of the Fall supply is expec
ted *>7 the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder ami Shot assorted. Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted, Swedish and Coun
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, im.
poited in 1805, New do. Prnnuyjvanis
WhiMtev, Green Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot
ton, Flax, Indigo, Coy per as, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought NsiU assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, 'Far, Lumber,
StC. **c.
I would, also sell, 7/00 RbJs. Tar, Tur
pentine and Rosin, \SQJ000 White arid R .-d
(J.ik rirg.head Staves, drl terable in Nor.
folk, or at C ty Point. ff7* Cash g ven ter
j Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. 13,1910. £e p t f]
MURPHY 8c CRUMP,
In addition to their usual sopply4f
OKOCER1KB, 9
IIsvc Jn«t received • general assortflA of
Glasv, China, Earthcrn if Ston^Warc^
which thr y propose to sell low for Cash, or
Country produce.
Oct. 16, 1810. [1 m]
NOTICE. ~
T HERE will he a petition prese/ied to !
* the next Grotrai Assembly f«[wrgi. ’
nia, praying that the great Bridge over I
Totu V y Creek, may b« made and con* I'
structrd imo & Toll Fridge, from the pco- !
pie of Richmond county. I 1
Richmond County, Sept. 1810. [2 mj i
NOTICE!!! i
\ LL Tcrsons who have claims a-'
gainst the estate of Peter Tinsley
lec’d. are requested to. send in Jfceir i
iccounts immediately to the si^slri
>er, and all those indebted to sate* es
Me are intreated to make spr2dy*uy
ment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. adm’r.
Oct. 5, 1810. (tf)
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.
rpHE subscriber being about to remove
1 from this state, offers for sale, a valu
able
Tract of Land,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Creek, containing
4.440 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha
sers. A small part of the purchase money
wilUbe required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments; bonds with
approved security and a deed of trust up
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required* Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day of Decem
ber next, if fair, if not, the next fair -day,
at the above mentioned place, 89 as likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia, constating
of males and females, of all aeeftan J des
criptions. Among them ablacVUitl, who
is young and healthy_a wUeefmijmr=?a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal
ance to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with unexceptionable security to bear inte
rest from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. All per.
Sons to whom Ihf* snhsr.rihpr i« indphtpH
may expect payment as soon after the sale
of the above proper'y is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply,
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st. 1810. tds
P S The shove mentioned Negroes will be
sokl at the time stated, but -for Cash only.
Gun Powder^
VVarraijted cf a Superior quality in Kegs
and Cannisters. ^
Salt-Petrey j (j
English Refined, m Casks and Kegs. For
Sale by D. J. BURR.
— WANTED—
A qaantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will be paid. A negro lad
Will be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
trade. t f.
HAVING qualified ns Fxccu’or of j
T hrmas Gilliat, deccused, I am tea. i
dy to teccive what is doe to said estate ]
ar.d to adjust any just claims agsinst u—
I cm duly authorised also to receive what,
ever is due to the late firm*of ttlliat fit
Ki:by. And being desirous olFJlosing
these matters as expeditiously a#p;ssibie
tho.*e indebted either to the es'ate or iht
said fa e firm, ’evilI please take notice that
unksa payment is made or satisfactory at,
ranicements are entered into withoqt de.
iay, 1 shall put all claims into the hands
of allornies for collection.
JOSEPH GALLF.GO, Exe’r
of Thomas GiUiat* dec’d.
Richmond^ Sept 27, 1810. if
FOR SALE—That beautiful situation
near Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
which for healthiness,excellent water, and
fine extensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any place in this Neighbourhood. Its ele.
vation is such as to command an entire
view of the Ciiy of Richmond, and the ad.
Jacent Scenery. It has been long noted
for an uncommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. There are atom
350 Acres of LandK
of which upwards of two hundred abound
with firewood, and the whole, from its
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant, must be annually rising in
value, it is a most desirable residence
for a genteel family, uniting the convent*
euces of both Town & Country, withont
iKo /lia. a . « _ •
--• ..V. v. V..V I • i 13 l 11V audit
scriber is desirous of making a speedy s:,le,
a great bargain may be had by an immr..
diate application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 30th, 1810.
Leather—Wholesale b* Retail,
B. TATE,
Tanner & Currier,
INFORMS the public in general And his
1 friends and customers in particular,* that
he has lately received from Philadelphia
nd Lancaster, a I rge quantity of Soul,
■'kirting and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
andCnlf Skin Hoot Legs, of excellentqual*
ity (purchased by himself,) which in ad„
dlticn to the large stock in his Tanyard.
makes a very extensive and c-'inplrat h«
sortment of Leather of the beit« ouaiiity,
{■laughter and Spanish Ipt^Soal,
Skitting, Harness, Black £t Fair Bri
rile, W'ax’d and Hussettr, Upper and
Kip*, Coach Lining, Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, anti
Bellows Hides, WaxVl Black Grain’d
and Fair CalfSkins, Sheep and Lamh
Skins Tun’d and Taw’d, Wax’d Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cords:*
ran Roundings.
Also a few Hundred Spanish Dry’d
dide*,— For sale a» reasonable prices for
lesdy Mr.nry^ At his Currying Shop and
iCather Store, second door below the riel!
ravern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
IIDF.S Ami HARK.
Richmond, Oct-2d, 1810. [j 28 d.] r
Notice.
f WISH to dispose of my TRACT OP
• LAND lying in New Kent county, cal
led
IFARE CREEK,,
and containing about two thousand Acre*?
Oa this plantation are Budding* sufficient
Fiht a small family, and a Mih on a never
tailing stream of water, which may be
made navigable to York River for Boats
with a little expcnce. Only about 500 a.
cres of this Land are cleared, which are
divided into tbreo shifts, well adapted to
the culture of Corn and Wheat, the bal*
a nee very level and well timbered. Ex./
pecting those inclined to purchase will first/
view the land I forbear to enumerate al%T
the advantages. If this Land is not sold
before the 6th of December next, it will
then be set up, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, on a credit of one^and two
years. Boi ds and approved security with
a deed of trust on the Land, will be re.
qu.red to carry interest from the date/
At the same time and place will be sold,
all the Corn, Fodder and stock rtf' every
kind, on the said plantation. Twelve months
credit will be allowed purchasers,on their
giving bond and good security to carry in*
terest fiom the date if not punctually paid.
Armistend RusseU
[e p t 6 dj
FRUIT TREES.
'THOSE persons whp are desirous of
* procuring from John Hastings, a sup*
ply of r
Fruit Trees,
3re requested to sertd their orders Item*
diately to FITZWHYLSON 8c PQTTEfl
that they may, at the end of this month
be forwarded !or execution.
F. &; P. have juRt leceived a large ad
ditionjto their former stock of Stationary,
with an assortment of Plays ard New Pub
llrftHnna
A variety of Day Rooks, Journals, Ledg
ers, Record and other Dtar k Ek'cks, cn
band. Oct. 19. 6 t
A boy well recommended will bo
taken as an apprentice—one from the
country will be preferred. 3t.
FALL GOODS.
THE Subscriber has received by
the ship Averick, from London,
a part of his Full Gzods^ consisting of
Superfine Cloths and Cassirncres,
Union ant! Bedford Cords,
Dinin’s Swanadowo & Toilinette.
4 7*8 Irish Lint os & Drogheda’a
Bombaz-ttcs and Bomhazeene, *
Cotton Shirting, liit'tf’s & Shawls,
Siik Velvets, Sawing Silk*, and Silk*
Shawls, jL
Worsted, Cot:on, & Angola StocJ?
ings, %/
JVIu3 in*, Suspenders, Srr. grc<
By the Brig C>ra, from Liverpool,
and Ile’ty from Clasgow, he expects a
general supply of Manchestery —
Coarse Woolens, Saddlery, Cutler-,
end Hardware—which will render his
assortment complete.
He continues to transact business on
commission, and has fi r sale on con
signment. Queens War#.
Shad and Bar Iren.
R.OB5KT GAMBLE.
October 23d, 1610. tf
IX>MPlvINS {5* MUHHAY—Have re
c?ivcd by Ihe Snip Avcricsrtbeir
Fn 1 Supply of London Goods,
containing a great variety of articles sni^
ted to the season, among them are Diaper
sml Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortmentnScotch Holland
Sheeting of very superior quality,
Superfine Cloths and Caasimeres, do do do.P
Oclman'a flood.street Hats, do do d(/ft
Carpets, do do dc£A
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn. •
They am in daily expectation of rrceiv„
:rg fcy^ the Hr g Cora from Liverpool,
their Fall supply of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cut
lery, &e, &cc.
which wilt render their assortment very
complete.
Octobr r 23rd, 1810. [t
AOiti.E ABLE to an order of the
county court of Goochland, nude
htJ l5*h of Ocr. 1810, n ti'-e t* hcrefy
.pven, that the said court will proceed
to the distribution rtf the estate of WilJj
liam Utley, Het’d. at the next Noveni^
her term, according to law. All prrfjl
ons having clai ms agaiu»t the eat fe *
f .saitl dec’d. arc desired to bring th< in
forward, provfd .is the law requires.
JOHN S. LEE, 1. te deputy
for
WM. R.FLEMING,Sheriff,
Ge:. 20ih, mo. C 7 1 • >