Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-12 00:00:00, page 3

iv.v:n, on board tfe? n«w American con^ ,
,u‘- bng Sophia, a„d #ch’r Zephyr. You
" •!! readily understand the re .son for the
< Muhttt of the king Of Naples, in perusing
(he late letterol Cliampagny tofien. Arm
*'Tor*?> which, having be. n published in
I' ranee will ot course find its way into the
('• S. \ am assured by (Jen. \trnstroi.g,
previ •udjr to the iion-ratiticaunn ot
* »e arrangement made by Mr Etbkme, by
,Ue British government, a decree was ac
(mlly made out in Pans, totally rese nding
the lamnui decrees of Berlin and Milan,*!
bui after it w.is known that the British
ministry had* censured the conduct of Mr.
Eiskint ami refused to ratify his arrange* I
iiifcvuf ot d reaciuding dfcccc, we
fi.. I die letter ot Chainpugny expressing
* nc un.dtera de deieraiiuation of in, impe.
ri.it and royal majesty, m regaid to mu..
tt\.;s.’*
, Jan. 6.
REPutt l\
Of 1 eshy Nev i. and l)av»d Evans rela
t.ve to tin aii diu Mills, l’it;s jurg.
The subscribers being called upon for
that purpose by Owen an.I Oliver Evans,
owners of the steam mill, a. Pittsourgh,
did attend, on Saturday, the £Jth ol No
vember, 1809, at anexhi ntion of me works,
and wt do certify, that said in.11* with
two parr ot stones tortit) one pair ot five
l'*ec burr, and one pair tour lee. ten Inches
country stones, with all the niacnmtty for
h nving, hniiiog. cleaning, Sic in lull ope,
rati vi, did grind at, ths rate of nineteen
bu.hcls ot wheat atul rye per hour, and
that we arc of the opinion that the said
I'W.na u* .y calculate on hot grinding stea*
i i y hi d ui ilorndy with two pair of stones,
fi .n n bushels per hour. But we do not
tmnk the experiment conclusive, and we
think that the account should he i-o tar
l*ft ojkii as to udn.it of a diminution or »n
errasr, If on further investigation and vi tal
the power of ill- eng'-ne should exceed or
fall shoit of Liiat quantity.
PRESLEY NEVILL.
DAVID EVaNs
Notk.--The ex pen m-in was made to !
ascertain the- power of the engine, as by I
con met it ii (o be charged at the rate o;
L’.tO d.Yllat* for every bushel ul whe.it she
Tii-v liavr toe nower to p’rind rmr hour
<i urther trial »s 10 be made with t!>ree
ot' n ili stones, when she may aver.,
,j;e twcn y bushels wheat per hour,
Ncsfolk, J-n. S.
Captain Drummond of tk. ship Herald,
arrived th s morning, left Lisbon ihe a^th
tif Nov. He mf*.' ms that Admiral He'keiy
hod received dirp uches from (iibra't.r,
which seated that a part of Admiral Col_ j
Imgwood’s ft ot cf 7 sail, hud fallen m with j
tile Toulon fi.-tt of 8 sail of the ImtSj rvah !
18 transports, that five or vx of the line j
of battie ships had been captured an 1 all j
ihe transput t*.«The British*ufT. red niuch >
i i the lo.s id men and in the riggingo! iiie ,
i-irps. Trie krencu fleet were uouua to
li uccluna.
From a Herkimer ^N. Y.) Paper. .
DOM ESTIC M A N UF ACT UK liu.
Berkshire Connty in Massachusetts has
Imjj been di9t>uguishcd as, a uursery ul’sci.,
ei c •, f natrioiism and ot ind'tmry . Wil- '
liuto ’ College is * proof of ihe former—. '
the inflexible attachment of its ciiixcns to 1
r- i o'>fic in principles evinces its patriotism
—and tneir attention to the dairy and other
imp} - ant agricultural and manufacturing
cone n» place, them high in the r«qk of
our i aiusi nous and enterprising yeomanry.
In cj * piente ot* the. letter ot me score- 1 1
tary • the Treasury [heretofore published]
r?qn • ting information ixtat.vc to tiio es„ j :
ia **ifini nt and progression ot domestic I
iiiui ui.icturer, the Pm.field Sun gives a • •
stiiurrcni ot itii- quantity of woollen cloths i j
n..JiUi..c(Uied in each of several towns in
the county-, and ihe prpbable amount of the
wh ile quantity made in thee moty widiin
me lur.t yct.r, which, astonishing as It may
appear, *.* estimated at one hundred th*>u .
i.uiiii yards, of which the town of Pittsfield
iiione In unshed more than l.S 000.
'Fids Cloth is worth more than a dollar a *
yard, being made generally ot the common
wool, but the Merino wo *1 is fast getting
into use.A manufactory for fine cloths is
c!r.iu imuopvi m • u.auw.v.j
is already established a uu. k, and Cckioii '
bagging factory, ai which n.ore uian 200,- 1
000 yard* of duck anu a large quantity or '
bagging were made tae year past A in*.. '
nu'actory of musket9 and small arms is ji
so esotblisbcd in Pittffieid, at which mortf j
than 1000 st .nds were made for the state i f
N'wYoiL within the same t m*. Labor u i.
ving in ichincs are also mucti used m tiei k
sime=and Mr. Scholfield, of Pit sfieio,
in.-kes sp nning jennies, on a new c>aistruc
tion, cariying Iroin iw.-niy to i.mrty sp<o
i!le*, on one of which “ a single woman Can
e.isrly spin from twenty to tii rty run-. or
tine yarn ptr day, in the b- st manner.”
l-'ine woollen doth* manufactured in lltfi K.
•hire h.tve been sold at lower price*, than I
imported cloths of equal quality, and at i
the same time yielded a handsome profit to
the manufacturer.
The couuty of Bciksbire contain* a
population only about double thu.ii
Herkimer ; yet we see that hy a judi-1,
cious improvement of its internal re-J
sources it is becoming of great consu-1
o tie nee i and it* inhabitants, not con-J (
p s oi liiuum; «*“* r— .... | ,
tiieir neighbor*, and «it the same tune j
acquiring to themselves immense
vc.ilih. They destrve Well oi their j
country, and wc hope their laudable
examples will be imitated in ail parts
of the Union. Inc mistaken id-a,
that we cannot Tianufact ire as cheap
m we c»nput‘ch-i , isnearl/ exploded ;
cS'istoOt experience toac.ies its im.or
rect-n »s ; and the time is not far dis
tort when our work-shop* Will b- re
»i »ved from Europe to o.ir own soil}
until this change ukes p.a-e the Uni
te 1 3;ate* cannot with prnpiicty in
fr uu the Raleigh N. C. Stir.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE star.
Sir»—The injustice oT foreign nations and
j their daily «tu«.r mclimrnts on our commerce,
teaching u# the propr ety of promoting a id en
coin-aging as much as possible, t.ie product1*
and m-mufacuires of our own country, 8 , **
to lessen our dependence on foreign suppbcs.i
Hie toHowing account affords a Hi ie«i!i - ex
pectation that excellent \v»no may be easi y
made in tins s ate—ai. J U3 many iu.iy be itr'
Iioi alit hat w« have sudi a tuluaii* product on
1 * -iiU the account of I. for insertion u\ y»ur
| paper, vtlnftli provisos to bt particularly ia
»(.motive to farmers. 7
_ . . A SUBSCRIBER.
Description of an extraordinary u ul excellent
kiiuiof Grape, produced in the north e-iMcr.i
part of N Cal'**! u:i. but not general.y known
even in that state.
The Grape is large and »w»e^ r>f the sr*.
c cs of the . Eox.Grape but wuu*j-=:,i,, been
cult v.ated a no in •< r of years in the neig davujr
h.*od of Lake fhul.H, but it ii not clearly «n”
derstnod Whence it originated salt i* no/sup.
p *scd to be a native. There are few old set.
Hers about the t *kc but what have a Gra m
V!“e# whim is generally plot-d at tne rool nl
vjinc large mulberry, beecli or cak trt**, or
trained al >..g a i arbour of (idles lying on fork*
ingii enough tor a peri 11 to walk under arid
ga her the Grapes convetib-u ly. Tile vines |
are never pruned, but suffer, d to rim m *
rude state., and many people hare vines dial
will make them a barrel of wins.
The w,ne is made by gathering the ripe
Grapes, picking out all tiio-c which are
green orbru.s,d, and squeesing che juice
into a ti ler press as s oi as they re ga
thered, (for If they lie from one day to an
other tne juice will H *ur, and the wine will
always have that taste) when it is put in a
clean barrel. , To every three quarts of
Grape juice one quart of brandy ia added.
After three or four days the w*ne is rack.
rd "iF till it is clear, and when it gels age
is imicu approved of.
I tie pror-ef*- above mentioned is that now
followed, hut as there are several giintle»
men of inform .tinn sending to tne people in
that neighbourhood to make w.nt tor mein,
a better process may be discovered. Some
have tried t'crmentation but it did not an
swer.
To the freehol lers of the Senatorial Dis_ I
tret composed of the counties oi Louisa, j
tioochh'.nd and Henrico.
Fellow Citizens,
I lav ng determined to become a can
lid ate fory«ur suffrajfs at th::‘ next electi.
an for a in nber to represent you in the
Senate of Virginia; uuil both mv person i
and politics bring probably unknown to a
:»hm derable proportion of the cu zoos of the
listrictf “* 1 deem it indiapeosrbly necessa
ry to a correct and judicious exercise of
ihe right of suffrage, that the political prin
ciples of each candidate should be well un.
ierstnod by the electors i X beg leave at
:his time to declare to you, that f am unil
ilwftys from my youth up have been, firm,
y attached to republican principle* and
republican measures. And that 1 hitherto
tave, and still shall support any ad.nmis.
iration in which these principles are ad
lered to and and shall always oppose one
>f a contrary character. 1 was .a friend
o the election of Mr. Madison as picsi
Jc.it .tr.!*. s‘5i aliteoJ to ills admin stratiou, i
aecause 1 uiiri it predicated jpr,n the pur- t
-st principles ol republicanism, arid guided 1
>y a constant, wish to promote the prosper J
nty and happiness of our co n non couutry, I
ind to det nu and establish our ess utial
rights, hcuor and judcpender.ee ns a nation,
which had beci. so jud.ci ms.y asserted
ind so abiy vindicated by the u/im ntstr •— |
ton Of Mr. Jefferson.--If l should have
he honor to be your representative, my off
icial conduct will always conform to my
principles, with a. steady and unremitting
ittrntion to the common in teresu of the
atopic whom I may represent.
X am, fellow citizens,
Yor.r ui.-st ob’t. Serv't.
Wm <i. POINDEXTER.
Louisa, Dec. 24i.b, la09.
WILL, BE SOLD, to the highest b.d
der, far ready money, on Tuesday
hr 2Jd in:*, at Sherwood Fowler’*, ,a the
lounty ol Cu iiberland,
1*0 ACRES OF LAND,
*ar» of tiie tract, whereon the said Fnw
er resides or so much thereof as #,ll be '
uuioicii iw |/rtV r\ Ut'JVs I'HcrCM HIICI CO*»l# »
lue John Chaffin, by virtue of a deed of j
rust executed to us.
JOHN WOODSON !t 9
SAYUUR WRIGHT,* rru,tec*
J.itmsry 4:<>, 1810. 2
—-■ ... _ r — - ■ _ J
ORE CENT REW ARD.
D ON-AW \\ from the sulwriber. on the
ly 24th Dec’r. last, JOstlvA CRUM",
us apprentice to the shoe-maker** trade ;
ic ia a ’out 5 fe< t 4 Inches h gh, of l-ght
mixplekinn, w:th rurly hair 1 forewarn
til persona from hnrbcrlnfc or emp’-iyin*
urn, ms they vill be dealt with to tne ut
nost rigor of tit** law.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Jim «ry 10 th, 1810. lp
[STILL RF. SOLD, to the highest bi lJir, j
*v on the Urst Saturday m t'eoruary next, ,
hr
TRACT OF LAND,
Whereon Francis Thormon, deceased, l v. |
•d, in C.i*riotts, co mty, on llitie Pen j
:rc<*k, in qu+n.ity lj4 acr*:», by a late >ur_ ;
'ey. i'er.ns^ o te liutf cash, and the other J
»alt in twelve months. l'ue »*ul In ul w ii
»c sddsuhj ct to the wuloar'* dower, the !
purchaser 3’virg bond wiih approved set ti
ll). A limber description «•> deemed iin.
necessary, a* it is presumed that no person
wdi purcua»e without hrsi viewing the pre.
nisi a,
Wm. L THORNTON, and
j. w. Thorn ion,
Lxecmor*.
tnnmry 9, 1810. w.ltp
.Vun;-il for the present )e tr,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT.
ONE who n i good Seamstress, w ml l
o** preferred. Sue must com** well I
ret mi h :i J d far honesty, ix;, Empcrc I
af tne printer. tf j
1
I i irgmici ifnjus.
K 1 C H M O N D ,^”""
FRIDAY, Januar v 12, 1810.
j ~ " '"^"‘ ... ... «■,
^irS1 tt:a I• cgixlaturc.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Wednesday, Jan. lO, 1810.
An engrossed Bill ‘f to amend an
act, entitled an arty to a nrui an act
reducing into one act the several acts
I concerning the court of Appeals’*—was
read a thwd time.
One clause in the said Bill is in the
following words to wit--*1 each Judge
shall receive for his services dol
lars per annum.”
A motion war made to fill the said
blank with the words fc Two thousand
seven hundred ar.d the question be
*n5 Pu* or* the said motion, it passed
in the negative.-- Ayes 20---Noes 1G3.
A motion was tnen in ide to fill tlvf said
blank with the words c**wo thousand
five hundred -and the question being
put on the said motion, it passed in the
negative-- Av :s 7S—Noest07.
A moiion was then made to post
pone the further consideration of the
said Bill to the 31st day of March next;
and the question being put on the said
motion for postponement, it passed in
the negative—Ayes 18--'.Noes 1G5.
A motion was then made to fill the
blank in the said bill with the words
two thousand two hundred and fifty”
—-and the question being put on the
said motion, it passed in the negative.
Ayes 52—Noes 113.
A motion was then made to fill rh
sru.i blanc with the words “two thou
sand”—and the question being put on
the said motion, it passed in the affir
mative.
Resolved, that the bill do pass, and i
that the title be, an act “ To amend
an act, entitled and an act, t > amend an
act reducing into one act the several
acts concerning the court of Appeals.”
Ordered, that the clerk cam-the
said bills to the Senate and desire their
concurrence.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Georgia Resolutions.
The following preamble and resolu
tions were unanimously adopted, bv
both branches of the Legislature or i
Georgia on the 12th ult.
1 he foundation of our national gi
vernment being laid in the peopl * —
the intimate connection between the
pleople m a republican government
and their public functionaries—The j
deep and solemn affection of a people !
for the government of their choice— 1
i he proud independence of freemen, j
disdaining a quiet submission to repeat
ed injuries— The long continued out
rages and insults, which have charac
terised the conduct of the British ca
binet towards our country, urge the
legislature of Georgia, at this momen
tous crisis, to an enunciation of their
sentiments.
While with an eye of prudent sus
picon, we have marked the rapid
strides of that imperious government
towards the despotism of the ocean,
we coul.l not but recognize the poin
ted jealousy ol the orders in coun
tii, which nave wiui umievtuting con**
stancy levelled their shafts at the in
tan*, but widely extended commerce
ot Am.rica—The legislature had at i
one time sympathised in the fond hope
ol their brethren ac large, in the union
t at a character of viuue and integri-'
tv,-sanctioned by manifestations of a ,
p ace-loving community, would h tve j
entitled th-ru to reciprocal moderation
and justice from the governments ot
the ol 1 world. But the steady deter
mination evinced by the two great bel-,
li ererits f Europe, to a continuation i
ot their tncroachanents, and an unre- i
lentin; suherence to their violations'
ol trie universally received principle* j
of National J.aw ; had served entiid) j
to era 'icale tne fond hope, that a s*i a- j
dy and virtuous neutr lity would b. I
Adequate to the maintenance of out i
ri.* upon the ocean j and hence rr- j
» dted tnroughout the state of O-.-o'-gm i
t’a it animated approb u. m ot'ihe prin-1
c’plta of an embargo, which t.ieyl
deemed best Calculated to restore the
proud despots of Europe to a sense of
juvico and ol rifdu—but wiiitr ii.Jui*}
ging in the pleasing expectation, that
an etlect so desirable Was about to *e 1
prT>dnc«cl~-*.\Viiiie reposing in the
grate.til retrospection ot the virtuous
a d patrioic policy, which had digni.
lied Uie last adminis. ration and co.i*
trmpla.in r an equally honorable con
<fuct in the present ; we have burn
roused Iro n a confidence so magnaii
naous, to the recognition of an insult,
d.Fcre J to the head* of department in
our government, in whose bauds are
entrusted nc^ociatons wi h foreign
powers—And feeling as vve
au insult to officers so high, [a whom
rests a responsibility so great, while in
the decent, honorable, rightful and dig
ni/led performance ol duties uicu nibent
on them thro’ the insolence of a foreign
minister, is an insult to the nation at
Urge——Aad, deeply impressed with i
the importance of supporting the er
eculive, in all actions sanctioned bv
justice, where the rights and dignity
ol our National Government is invol
ved f
I He it therefore Resolved, by the
Senate and House ol Representatives
ol the State ol Georgia, in Generali
Assembly met, That we conceive the !
conduct of 1<\ J. Ja kson Ij-.eiy resi-’
, nont tnin sttr from the court of St.
j James, to have been highly in^ui ing
; .i.;d censurable; and that with on*
; voice we approve die spirited and dc
i °s]ye manner of the executive of the
I United Sc ites, refusing further to ne
j gociate w; h the British government,
.through the medium of that minister.
| And be it further resolved, That we
■ aa citizens ol Georgia and members
| cl tne uni<>n, vv.ll ever be found in '
! willing readiness to asso/t anu support
the righ’s and dignity of our countpv
whenever ediod upon by the proper
authority of our National Republic.
And be it birth, r resolved, That his
excellency the Governor be requested
to trans mit these our resolution'* to our
Senators in Congress to be bv them
presented to the President of the U.
States.
The legivlnuire or South Carolina have
completely knocked ufi * ins.ranee by fo.
reigoerj.’ Tuc law imposes a nne of g 500
on the person making insurance, and
S 1000 ou any person who shall attempt
to take risques for foreign ollices.
The House or Delegates of Maryland
h .ve passed an act which imposes '* inx
ol one quarter per centum on the capital
stock ol banks and in-ur.aoce companies,
tor tUe vsi.tbiish.uvnt and ma’iitenance of
sell *o|s for the f-ducation ot the poor
throughout the state.
David S Garland, E«q. is elected a
member of ti»- if. «>f R. ot r|ie U. £> ates
to supply ttie vacancy occasioned by ihe
resignation of Wil&aa C. Nicholas, E^j.
AQUEDUCi PIPES.
Mr. Robert Blinty, of Ilanovor, (N.
H ) has in\cn ed a machine wliic.h moulds I
and presses Cl«y Pipes fir Aqueducts*
These clay pipes, when piope ly bnrnt, a.e
as solid and heavy and wdi lu^t as lonp
as siooe ; cost no more than wonden :
pipes, will not contaminate the wafer as
v jnclen ones d i, j in in the same wav,
a;.d are fastened by strong and cheap cc.'
menu
Connoisseurs & Artists.
For t he first time in this place, will
be Exhibited, until the 20th Jana,
ary, every day, at the Old
City Tavern,
THE MICROCOSM,
OR 1
THE WORLD IN MINIATURE ;
Consisting of different pieces of mechan.
ib.o of extraordinary workmanship, in
which, by msatis of Clockwork, the v.»
pous motions of Men, Animal*, Carnage*,
Wii/lt, Wc. are correc ly imitated to the
surprise and astonishment ot the spcctu
or.
t
Description in the hand bills.
Admittance 23 cents only. Season tick,
ets 5Q cen»s.
Hi ur* of admission from 9 o’clock in the
morning till 2, and from 4 till 9 in the e_
vemng.
the 13th of next month, will be S»id,
for ready money, to the highest bidder,
at the late resident ■ ot Edmund Muuritcas
tle, dec. the
PLANTATION
Whereon he lived, containing by estimati
on^ one hundred acres, more or lean, Al
so, the following
N R GTlOE f>, to wit :
Frank, Aaron, Hat, and h»r two children
Krzinh and Sica, mil j idy, wnich hi l
property was conveyed to the subscriber
hy said Edir.u id M nnx iiilc and Eliza
'seth, his wife, to s.-iufu the p«ym*nt of
tw<» thousand dollars dn * to John iL Chris
tian, and is oi record m New Kent county
c >urt.
jONfS R. CHRISTIAN, Twee. -
New Kent, Jsuniy 8.u, Ibid. tl3K
V ALU ABLE LANDS FOR SALE,
I**II>- anhHciih t, w,.h to sell lhat valu
* Mhb- and v eil known tract of j„ ANU. i
inll.ui vevt uuty,C4il.ilGAstL ind Hilj., j
C'lm^iioug uh'iut eight hundred nerrs, be. '
Mij- the slime on Which Inc late H.tldriiby
t) <;n t raided. In point of sod n:ui skua, j
lint, this land is inferior to non.*; ft 6Up- j
.•»*■*! ail u; I f.* mile from il im/.-r court . {
roii*.e, si (l ab<>u; tit * simu duttnet fiom j
I y.oD. ■ riy on Panin.iky t ii»» r« is a
ntw Ir iii-el dwelling hottv- on the pi .-ini. I
w s, not fj JH-. finished, and an excrilcut i
«)fr. n»fvl <>t the. .non chnc- fruit; fi,c s «1l V
Is wtl. Hdap'cil to the culture of vrlivtc und j
tobar-.o, u great p rtoi which is l * ground j
of Mu fcrst sfi.it ryl The tuo*cr i\* n wfil '
jt'u-n l atthr next H viorcr char; j ir the. j
pur p. of ot. k. u; known me Ui.Ai on
■ on winch th.. ianu w.ii be sold.
John Kiehurtl,
Aii ui y 8*. John Dixno.
t» o. W* Dixoi;,
January 8th, 19. Ulc,
Ri clinton 1 Theatre.
For the Benefit
bK master pay*<>:.
I he la3t Night of i»• i >> ;rforfni • ■•ce and
the lust Night «»f i he £> :ason.
rmsrn •
On Friday livening* will hr Pr -> nred*
I'hu celebrated Tra-.;wjy of
Romeo & Juliet.
Romeo Rv Master PAYNE
In act 1st, a Lrand Masquerade.
Knd of act +:h, a Funeral procession 'O
the Tomb of J,diet, .vitha sots n.i
Huge, &c. &c.
After the Pby, A New Pantomi.ne,
interspersed with Song and
Dance, Called
Moiza & Lind)r,
THE TRAITOR PUN* ST I ED.
In act 1st, a Concert arid IS ill.
Act 2d, p co rbat wi:h small sword -, by
Lindor 3t Smith, the latter ;s kil
led ou the bridge and fa!L
in the water.
To which will be adtbd.the
much a I mired Afterpiece, called ihe
dt on Cot iD/iiei lCJ,
THE FAITHFUL IRISHMAN.
(In which vntl be introduced, the Comic
Song of Mr*, iion t.)
L>oors to be o ,ened at five o'clock—*
Curtain tu rise at quarter past six o'clock,
precisely.
i'tlU.MAS illJvHIlib,
T All* i eacht-r at Washington Henry
A-* Academy, in Hanover, respectfully in
forms the citzens nt tt cbm -nd, that he in
tends to open SCH )OL, on M.,ml«.y the
IJth insu in a hmse .elonging to Mrs.
~^vujfivu'»jr mr. josnua West,
near Mr. jcdediah Allen’s, and bark of
the Method, st meeting house. His terms
arc eight dollars the quarter for teaching
the Latin language, Writing ani Arittimel
t*c, paid in advance ; s.x dollars an l a half
tnc quarter for teaching the Jiag'.tsh lau
E«A*e grammatically, Writing a.i l Ar.th
ir.etic, paid iii advance ; and five dollars •
the quarter lor small Children, that only
spell and read, paid in advance also
Jariuiry to u, 1810. •/„
A KUNAVVaYTIs bjJto.L fTuZ—
VVAS cq omitted to the jail 0r Louis.,
snmciiiur in Uh; month of Align ,t I: -.
nt/wEG;^J aOY' who calls himieit 'j!t;K
A lLS'dN, and is about fifteen yz.\± of
*gc, of a very d»rk complexion, about J
Icot 3 inches high, and say* he is free burn,
tr.d that iiis taut her lives in the <_oun v
iu.Tolk, and is called Nancy Wilson, V«u
hat he lived sometime m the city of itU
nond with a Mr. 1 obi as Them us:.an. Tn*
Jwner, if any, is requested to come fi,r_
ivard, pay cii irgcs, mid take hi n aw y
otherwise, the said negro boy will be dealt
.vita according to law
John Edwards, d. s.
for
Pfter Crawford, s. l. c*
Janusrv 4th, 1310. w3t
ILL (hank those per>ous wno m*'/ end
Tobacco r» my care for inspection not to
lirect it to Rocketts warehouse, as m that
Mtse I will not attend to ,t.
THOMAS GUV.
Richmond. January lltn, 13In l:,
For bale,
nix HUNDRED 8c FIFTY Ac-es of
^ go'-.d LAND, in Henrico county,2 mil.*
from Richmond.
(4t) Abm COWLEY
VIRGI VI v i
Im Halifax County Court, la Ciun;ary, 2j.a
Dec. 1803.
B'tweea
Alexander Cunningham^ PllT.
and
Jeise Cv'w, Matthew Cabstes*. Er)
rcutor of Th^n-lo-.ek Csi'er^flrc s.ndJu'S trfti.
1» Citter^ relict of »&id deceden'. }
The defendant J jie Car er, not lixv.i/ ea.
:creu ms jppearr.ncc and given seen by »cmr.
lit.g to t'.#e. net of Ai»c nxt'.y and the mlesvf r.» *
rty «*d it appearing to ins satitfjic.ion of
ihe Cotor, that he is not jn inhabitant of hi*
L'o.nti'.*wealth -i*(j i mn i jn of tiir p'aii.tiff
►in Couiue', it iioideiwd, liut the laid U,t
-•onad defendant do appear he-e on the fan. t't
Monday Jn March next and au**ver the oi | of
;he p’atnt.fT—«AnJ that a Co y of thii ordfr t»-,
Jrtiywi-h Inxttid in one of the Ne v, p p -
)u!di*he4 in ihe city of K'ichn >nd for eight we k*
.uccesively an-.l p ste,l at the front doar oi the
uounhouso of the said Connty.
A Copy-?* Teste,
Samuel Williams, d. c. ft. c.
VIRGINIA,-" -
In H »lit ix County Court, In Chanc«rv.
35th Dec. 18fc‘>.
Bs-wecn
Reward T rrell, p|ft/
aw)
Nathan Henderson, William Moore,
Charles Harris, VViilihm Hen<iei«'>n, C
fa roll F ureosou, John licury, LUjJtfl*.
ward 11* mlerson, James Henderson, >
Rii' tbe Combs ot Frederick Fonll, >
Hie defendant, Na*It in HmderSd, not
having entered Ins appear , .r - od ^
lecority according to the ju,; if Am . n
tnd tha Rules oi this Court, <• \d u uu»e*» <•
ing to the satisfaction of the n,..
lie is ant *n Inhabitant of riii* V - >,n
wealth; On motion nf the PiM*u,n y b *
enamel, ,t is tyrdrred, thny tin *,d ,*.»
inentiooetl defendant, do appear lure
the fourth Monday \a Marrn n-x tj i
tnswer the Hail ,.f tlie Plaintiff, % ,U th .i «.
C'tpy of t» ia order be forthwith ioteru A
in unt ot the new* t.-.n - ■*. ....... ,__ .
uounn -usc the • a d C anty,
A cony —Test,
SAMUliiL VViliLl/VMS. ii c h