Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-12-25 00:00:00, page 4

In Hanover County Court, August 22
1810.
'George Phillips, Pitt
AGAINST
John Pettus, Charles Pettus 8c Ste
phen Pettus, heirs and legatees
cf Stephen Pettus, dec’d and
Sam'l, Day, Defts.
HTllXS day came the Plaintiff by Horatr
1 G. Winston Ills attorne>, and the bill
being filed anil read, whereupon cn the
motion of the Plaintiif it is decrepd and or
dcred that the defendant Samuel Day do
retain in his bands twenty me pounds twe
shill ngs and six.nence with interest there
on alter the ra*e of five per centum per an
num to be cemputrd from the 15th day ol
December 1<85 till paid, belonging to th«
defendants till the further order of the
Court; and that the other defendants John
Pettus, Charle- Pettus aiid S-ephen PeUU!
heirs and legatees of the said S'ephcn P«_t.
Ivjs dec’d not hi. ring enter*d their appear,
ance and givtn security according to tht
act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the sat section of th«
Court that they are net inhabitants of thii
Country, on the motion of the Plaintiff bj
h «NOunsel, it is ordered, that the defendant;
J hn Pettus,. Charles Pettus and Stepher
Pci us hens and legatees of Stephen Pet.
tes, dec’d do appear hr re cn the fourth
Wednesday in October next, and answei
the bill of the Plain-iff, amt that a copy o
tb:» order be forthwith inserted In . «omi
public newspaper printed in the City o
Richmond for two months successively, ant
that another copy be posted at the Iron
dour of the court-house of this county.
A copy. Teste,
William Pollard, -c. n. c.
w8t
VIRGINIA ; .
At a Superior Court of Ct mitceiy, Holden at th<
Capitol, in the Ci y of Richmond, the 18.h
day of September. 1810.
Sarah Ciots, 'PI if.
^ AGAINST
Oliver Cross, Dft,
*T*HE Defendant not having en ered h:s appear.
* ar.ee and given zecuihy according to tne act
Q.' as^ir.bly and > he rides of .his -court, and it
a;-p< aring tc the salute.tion of thecou t, that he
13 not an inhabitant of this country ; on mo.ion
of ti e plaini’ffby He' ccuusel.it is ordered. That
. the'aid defendant do apt ear here on ihe fust
k any «,f the next fur anil answer the bill of the
& plaintiff; and first a copy of tins ordtrr be forth.
V w<ih inserted in some newspaper published in
~ the Ciy of U'chmcndjf *r two n o ths succe isivr.
ly, sr.d posted at the iront coor of the Capitol in
the said City.
Wrrf. W. Hening, c. c.
RSSttS. Joel Bennett and Tandy B»w‘
;v-*- cock, assignees of Richard Barbour,
a bankrupt, now deceased, Thomas
Harbour father and heir of the said Richard
J3*bert King, Charles Crcughtcn, John
1 hetras, and William Davidson, Executor
rf Jam's Short, deceased.—Take notice
lLat on the first Monday in January nex ,
in the year 1811 between the hour of ten
in the morning and sun set of the s ’.me,
I snail proceed to take the deposition ct
Mr Dabney C..rr and ethers, at the tavern
ot 1'iiplctt T. Eifts in Charlottsvtill*, in
the cotinry of Albemarle, to be read as evi
dence in try suit now depending in the Su
perior Court of Chancery for the Rich,
moiid District In which 1 am plaintiff and
you Mt the defendants. And on the second
Mond-y iu Jan. next, 1811 1 shall piocecd
tota.c the deposition of Mr Abner Newman
and others berareen the hour cf eight in the
morning and sun set of the same, at Meek
ltnburg Court.house, and before the door
thereof, and for the above mentioned pur.
pose. And on the fouth Monday in Jahui
ry neyt, 1811 and between the hour of 8
In the morning and sun set of the same,
and at the dwelling house of Spoiswood
Garland in the county of Nelson, I shall
proceed to tuke the said Garland and o„
t’ner.-. depositions and for the above pur.
pose. Art) cn the Saturday succeeding the
fourtn Monday In January 1811, at Willi,
am Herndon's tavern, iu the town of Fre.
dericksburg, I shall take the deposition of
Adam Darby and others. And on Satur
day, the 29 h day of January 1821, at
Wren’s tavern in the county of Halifax,
at « place commonly called and known by
the name of Wintet Hill, I shall take the
h deposition* of the bon. Jtnkin Whitesides,
I Col. Week'}’, and Pleasant Miller, mem.
f btrs o»' Congress; all of which depositions
me to be read as evidence in the above
cause.
ROBERT H. ROSE.
irr.rv.U-. OT 3010 ..a...
C. Terrel & L. Atkinson,
ILL continue their exertions, the en
suing year, in the EDUCATION of
Youth, at the some ehgible place adjoining
Southgate's, which they at present cccup7
Their course of Education will embrace
the uv'-rai branches of English, including
Mora! and Natural Philosophy, Logic, Krl
les-Leitrea, Mathematic*, 8c the U9e of the
Giobe*; together with the Greek, Latin,
ami French languages.
) Tr co t*»r tuition, during the term 5$ 40
each pupil, to be paiu quarterly in advance
*li ry prt*pow- to have «n examination of
their oubrut* o-i pupil* on Tnursdny the
20th inst to v bich, are »e*p- octully invited
Uiosr, who-* children are with them, nr,d
i oOurs who feet interested in the subject.
December 11, 1810. w6w
HRISTOPHI-.J! VAIL Has for ,ale at ii.
sior« on Sliockoe Hill, two door* Nonh
f.'-m Renajah Thomas's, on the Main Street
viz. ■*
Antigua Pom,
Cogniac Brandy,
Ho stand Gtn,
Sh*-i.r-, Lis-*- n and Ma'aga Wine,
Imperial., Gunpowder and Hyson Tea,
1-oaf and Brown dugar,
M-!a»
3Cf -0 W |<bt C a.-er S*ed,
♦ I0.t U0d , Chr.s^
20 Bose* Soap,
13 Bb's. Ap. le Brandy,
Blown S»*11 in Sr.ck*# (
C( flee, Uai irsan - 8 arch,
Cncke y. Chin a« <l Glass Wire fcc.
Richm r,d, Dec. 4 1810. tf I
Bank of Virginia*
THE Stockholm?!s are hereby wt'ficd
that the general annual meeting for the
purpose of choosing Directors for the
Hank of Virginia and the several depart*
men s will be held on Monday the 7th day
of January next.
John Brockenbrough, Cash.
December 10 13TQ.wt7J
CKEfcABLY to the last Will and Testa
mem oi Joint Frifnd, late of Chester*
lied county, will ns sold, to the highest bid
der, on the premire*, on the 31st of January
next, if fair, if not the next fait clxv
in the county of Powh'tan, on Fighting Creek,
containing 406 >crca, be the same more or less,
and adjoining the land* of Benjamin Wa kint
and others, being the same which »hc said Friend
1 purchased of Peter Mostly.—The terms of tale
Wul be one ihi d of the maney paid on the day
of tale, one thi.d on the Slit January 1812, and
one third on the 31st Jammy, 1813. A deed
of trust to secure the paymem'’of the land, and
bnuds with approved secuiitr, to bear interest
i from the date, will be requiredt but me interest
will be rtmhted if the principal is punftually
i paid. THOMAS FRIEND, Ex’r.
November 20, 1810. w4:
A DISSOLUTION of the Co. partner
ship under the firm of Troaser and
Mancurtj having taken place in conse*
quence of the Death of Mr, John Prosser,
tn«t business transacted under the said firm
| must of necessity be immediately brought
to a close. All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm are therefore tequesled to
• make immediate payment, to me, mid those
who hirve or may have claims against the
said firm, are most earnestly invited to
*Iply without delay, ii. receive payment of
W iiltam Moncure,
Surviving partner of the
late fi*-m ol Pkosskr 8c Moncuue
Richmond, Oct. 30ih, lbio.
My Office, after the 1st Nov, 'ensuing,
will be kt.pt during this Winter at mv
dwelling House on zmockoe iiill, near the
Capitol Square. \V. M.
The Subscribers, under the firm of
MONCUKE, KOBINiON, & F. PLEA,
j $AN L', will carry on from the 1st Nov,
ensuing, the
| Auction &. Commission Business,
I in the Buildings lately occupied by Pros.
ser & Aloncurcj to which businoss their
■ attention will be exclusively devoted^they
tender their services to their frierds & most
, PHrlicularly to the-customers of the late
!concern of Prosser & Moncure, and hereby
•assure all who may favor them with their
| confidence, that their most unbounded
exertions will be used to give general sa.
| tisfacuon. Their Store room on the main
i street will be re.-erved exclusively ter the
[reception of Dry Goods . Ti.eir days of
| Public Sale, will be Alonday and Thurs •
(day in each week. Their Grocery Sales
( will be held at their Lmmberhouse on the
ferosa street leading to the Governor’s,
land their dry Good Sales,at ihe>r Auction
Store on the main street, reariy opposuc
to th« Eagle Tuvern.
They have on hand for Private Sale,
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Bum, part ol
which, is old.
30 Hhds. and Crown Sugar, part ef
50 Carrels 3 which is first quality,
10 Flhds Alolasses
50 Barrels Loaf Sugar
10,000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson and Souchong Teas
20 Tierces Rice
8 Cases Glass Tumblers
A few bales of Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cottons
Kerseys, Blue and White Plains
German T cklenburgs, Rolls, Hessi.
' *ns^~*3ePP*’rs*»'»ioger—Soap, 6cc. fcc.
All of which will be sold low tor cash,
or approved paper in town.
Willi.i m JYIoncure,
John Robinson,
Prttl. Pleasants.
They are in hourly expectation of re
ceiving
ESJK* } prime sugar.
M. R. & P.
Richmond, Oct. 30th, 1810. t f
N~(Pr I C E. ~
Bi virtue of a metre of the H gb Court
of Crienc"ty for the Richmond district,
n favor of William Yates, Complainant,
against John Scales and Tavner Nance,
liefis. Will be sold, to the highest bid
der, for ready motley, on the twenty second
day of February next, a
1'rnct of Land,
Situate about three miles from Nottoway
Court-house, containing nhout one hundred
.’nr! fifty >cr«s, more or less, for the pur
poses in the said decree mentioned.
Koberi Fitzgr raid,
Francis Fitzgerald,
Peter Uandolpli.
December 15 w4tp
Flu vanna County State of Virginia.
•r
COHERE AS my wife, Rebecca Morr;*t
v hath voluntsr »y left my berl wilhou*
the least provocation whatever; th's is to
give notice to the pubi c in general, that I
will not be liable nor responsible for ary
bargains, claim* or i>m iimU that she m y
bring or rouse to be t.roujhl by hersell or
any other person whatever.
Heijamin Morris.
September 10 j
,Tiw W —i t.e .ud I
* rib-% >n 'O hi« usual supply of
home m \nl'factuhes,
Hss ‘a'eltr received a small assortment cf woe.
:*n*, h« manufa..or/ ofCof, Humph eys ;
c r .isii. g uf luoad doth*, ctsvim'-rey. coating';
xc, for ut by Che pLce at invoice price*, or at
retail.
On hand * constant sorplv of Bed ta ken, cot.
r< n clothe striped and p.aio, »pu i cmi n Ha>, 1
»* »*• »®»ts. L>. j, burr.
H«c. 6. (, j)
N n Richmor J war:a ted gun powder in
ctg» and Canute.*. j
I aV2s rivf.ii lard For sale.—.t e
I inUctibn being > bout to temove to the upper
country, will dispose of that
l root of Land,
’<*-0 m by the n?.me ol Milton f lying on’James
Rive-, and in the county of Charles City, about
five rrtles b low the Court House.
Milton contains by an old survey 230 acres.
The soil is stiff,.and particu’arly excellent for
•heculture of wheat, and from the level surface
which it presents, may be impioved to the great
est advantage.
The situati-m commands a beautiful and exten
live view of James Rlveij being on the 7 Mile
Reach, Fishj and wild fowl are very convenient
in their sea-ons, and Oysters may be had In a.
bundance from the Boats, which past almost ev.
ery day in the Fall and Winter months : —
There is a goodtmd convenient DWELLING
HOUSE rn this land, wi*h 5 rooms and a large
passage—it is now in good condition for the re*
ception of a family. The out houses are conve.
nient » and are now in a tolerable state of repair.
He will also sell that TRACT OF LAND
known by the name of Bi own's Quarter, situat.
ed about 112 miles from James River,-* and in
the county of Charles City, 3 or 4 miles below
the Court Houre. This met originally contain,
ed 234 acres by an old survey ; butasira'l part
of it, at the north end having bern lately so'd, it
is supp sed now to contain about 200 acres.—
This land ab unds with excellent timber—The
soil is light, and easy to cultivate, and produces
Indian Com and Rye veiy well—On this land
4san unfinished Dwelling House 20 feet by 30—
and a spring of water, equal to any in the lower
country.
He will also [as Agent for Miss Ann B.
Southall] sell a plantation adjoining the former
one, known by the name of Vaughan’s, contain,
irg 234 acres.—this tract and Brown’s Quarter
together from their contiguity will mjskc a most
beau iful and compart plantation *_The soil and
local advantages, of each arc ncarely the same.
He will alsa dispose of one sixth part of the trail
of land known by the uame of Old Town [which
1* yet undivided] and lying in the county of New
Kent, near the Court tiou*c.—I’resuni’.ng that
those inclined -o purchase any of the above m£u.
nontd LANCS, will first view them, a more
paniculat account thereof is thought unnecessary
—sufi-.ce it to say, they will bi »o,d on moderate
terms, and the payments made easy to purcha.
sers.
Cary Wilkinson*
iiuvcuiucr if inf loiv, II
HAVING qualified oa Executor of
Thomas Gifiioi, deceased, 1 am rea
dy to receive what is due to said estate
and to adjust any just claims against it—
T am duly authorised also to receive what,
ever is due to the late firm of Gilliai 8c
Kirby. And being desirous of closing
these matters ns expeditiously as possible,
those indebted either to the estate or the
said Jaie firm, will please take notice tl\at
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar
rangements are entered into without de»
kty, I shall put all claims into the hands
ol'altornies for collection#
JOSEPH GALLEGO, EscV
of Thomas Gilliat, dic’d.
Richmond. Sept, 27, 1810. if
(O' VVe want to biic half a dozen good
Flour Barrel COOPERS
for ilie ensuing year.
G ALLEGO, RICHARD 8t Co.
November 21, 1810. tlj.
X'LN DOLLARS REWARD —IVaa stolen
out of a Stable, near Bottom’s Bridge, on
! the twenty a venth of last month a
BAY HOUSE,
about five feet high, five years old—I could de_
scribe said Horse minutely, b.ut do not tr.ink it
worth time3 he having one mark that cannot es
czpc the eye of any person that may notice him-*
thar is, a large white place on his weathers.
• he above Reward will be given to any person
riiat will deliver the said Horse to me, near
Bottom’s Bridge in the lower end of Henrico
county, or five dollars for such informa ion that
shall cause me to get him again f as this is the
eleventh that I have had the bad luck through
various ways to lose within the $pa:e of three
years and six months, and fully up to the price
S 10 rave one_ and several of much more va
lue, ( cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acquaintances in thitj and the adjacent counties
to make in their neighbourhood some smail ail
quiryA which favour shali ever be gratefully ac
knowledged by the Subscriber.
Joseph Jenkins.
Nov. 13th, 1810. [t f]
LAND FOR SALE.~>The subscriber ofiers
f nr cdIa ftkmu
500 Acres of Land\
lying in the county of King William, near !'*.
munkey nver, adjoining the lands of Dazil
Brown, Dabney Turner and others. This land
lies well^ and tor the culture of wheat and corn
is equal it not superior to any land in the neigh,
bjurliood ; convenient to Market, being only 25
mi'es Irom Richmond, and a water ca>rtnge to
Norfolk. 1 deem it unnecessary to mention par.
ti< ularsj as any person wishing to purchase will
first view the same. The gen.lenten above nam.
eJ, will shew the land to any person that ap.
(>iicf• I will moke the p&vmenc uprctablc
JAM£S CAMIBSLL,
. . Bcdtoid county.’
Notfmbcr 10, 1810. tf,
p*A,'L GOODS—The subscriber has received
by the Averick from London and Cora from
Liverpool^ a general assortment of
GOODS,
suitable to the Season.
-a MONO THEM ASS—
London and Yorkshire >uperfme Cloths and |
Cassimcres
Union, Bedford and Rennet Cords,
Swsmilowns, Toilinettes and Dinnt’s 5*4 and
6-4 dble. Mill’d Cloths,
Coating, Bearskin, F.iezej Flannels & Baize*.
Plains, Kersey’s and Blankets,
Gough and Brathwaite’s napt Cottons
Ya n Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings.
Hhdf*. Shawls aod Muslins.
Silk Velvets and Sewing Side,
Irsh Linens and Uroghdda’s.
Qjern's Cord, Velvets, Thicksctt* and Con.
stitution Cords,
A good assortment of Saddlery, Hardware
and Cu lory,
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vires,
F;at Bar, Crawl-> ic English Blistered Steel
He continuer to transact business on commis'
ion, and has for sale,
ON consignment,
Queen’s W«rej Whiskey^ Shad and Bar Iron. !
hobekt gamble, i
Kichmcnd, Nov, 9, 1510, tf.
, T?OU SAL!'—Or. Thursday, D:r.
it 19th, at the plantation of the sobtr.ri
her, shout 3 mi>e» bcovr Prince BJwatu Court
■house, from 8 to 15 as
Likely Negroes
of every description, as any in the state. One
half the purchase in cash—for the balance cr«.-.
dit will be given for 12 months, the purchaiei
giving bond with approved security to bear in
lerett from the date if not panfiuaily*paid.
THEO’CK. B. McROBBUT.
November 19th, 1810. tl6D.
N. B. The above sale postponed until j an lit.
NOTICE—- All those having claims again*’
the estate of Stephen Cook, late of Buck*
ingham county, are desired to esme forward with
their accounts properly authenticated, without
delay, and receive payment—and all those in.
debted to the said estate arc requested to come
forward and make immediate payment, as no
Indulgence will be given.
JOHN COOK t*
and ‘ C'S*
ABRAHAM COOK,3 a*
Buckingham, Nov. 8th, 1810. lm.
Flooring Plank Wanted.
THE Subscriber wishes to contract for a large
* quantity of Fiooiir.g plank delivered near tut
ity. None need apply but those who can fur.
nish the very best quality.
Alexander Fulton.
December 10, 1810,
KTEGHOKS FOR SALE_In the town of
Cartersvilir, on Saturday the 22d of Decem
ber next, will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder, about
Thirty Likely Negroes,
consisting of men, women and children chiefly
belonging to the estate of Col, Mayo Carring
ton. deceased. Cash will be expected for one
half the purchase, and % Credit of twelve months
will be allowed for the balance, on the purchaser
entering into bond with approved security, to
carry iKteveat from the date, if not pun finally
P^d. JOHN ADAMS, Atliri'r.
November CCth, 181C. tds.
A\iLumunu i umpire vrompuny.
AT a meeting of the Direfiors of the raid
Company on Thursdiiy evening the I2d
Novem*»er, lSjt.
RESOLVED, That a call of ten dollars Cn
each share in the ssuJ company be made and
that five dollars there&f on each share be fcaiJ
to the Treasurer on the first (lay of January next
and that the other five on each share, be paief
to him «n the first day of March next.
Teste,
N. SHEPPARt* Ck.
t 1 War.
NOTICE ! ! !
ALL Persons who have ‘claims a
gainst the estate cf Peter Tinsley
dec’d. are requested to send in their
accounts immediately to the subscri
ber, and all those indebted to said es
tate are intreated to orate speedy pay
ment to
JAMES CROWN, Jr.admV.
Oct. 5, 1810. (tf)
THE subscriber ccntinr.es to a<?c as C-unmis
sion agent. Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker, in thii place, where he offers hi services
to the pub'ic to transafi genc,a| Commission Bu
smess, which he will entirely devote his arenti.
on to, with a hope of being able to execute to
advantage the various orders from the country
and elsewhere with promptitude, either in the
sale or purchase of the different article* cunent
in this market; as he will always consider it his
duty faithfully to observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respechng the state of our markets and other
circumstances that, may occur, which he trusts
will ultimately tend to promote him in their es.
t«ra.
lie has a fire proof watehouie near the basin
of the Canal, which is ready far the reception of
all kinds of Storage on she shortest notice arc!
reasonable terms, where every exertion and uo.
limited attention will be paid to the interest of
those wbo may please to honor him with their
confidence. He will also offer for sale, at pub
lie Atufiton everyday at 3 q’clock, before the
door of the Belt Tavern, or on the prem.te,
Lend, Tenements, Slaves, Hones, Goods’
Wares and Mcichandize^ of cve^y description
that his friends m>y please to consign him.
He will attend the jal23 of Goods and Csrgoas
on the wharvet, and if rot sofl, s ored in a fin
proof house. Advances of cash made If requir
td, by BARTLETT STILL.
Tobacco Broker Cr Vendue M.
Who has on hand for sale a great bargain, a
quantity of |
Dry Goods & Groceries;
4000 acres Military Land in the state of Ohio
2000 ac.es do. in Kentucky_
8000 do. do. in Ramson and Randolph
counties, for sale low or barter fur other pio
petty. r
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat.
Flour ana Hemp; aho bills of'Exchange Bank
Stocky Turnpike and James River Company
Shares negotiated at hia office. Cash raised on
guod notes, and all kinds of hank notes changed
at a moderate p.cm um. Debts collected and
ntrrchants and other accompts l’qu>da*ul with
dispatch,, by BSHTLliT i’ STILL,
Factor O' Communion Merchant.
Bell- Tavern,Richmond, ?
V|r|i;snia. $ cp4tfcwtf
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the
estate of John M^Kiifi, dee d, are re.
(guested to produce them as early as possL
hie to the subscribe^ in order that ar
rangement* may be made for discharging
the same. Ariel all persons indebted to ihe
said estate arc desired to tome forward
and make speedy payment/
William M’Kim, Ad’mr.
Richmond, Dir.cmber 12.
AMOS ALLEY.\
A T the New York variety Shoe Store.
*■ informs the ladles that he lias just re
ceived a fresh supply of Cork soled 8ro.
tee?, Walking Shoes, &c. fc. kc. 3w
Heceir.be 17,
‘ N 0 7 ICE.
BY virtue of the last wiil arc! testament
of Pleasant Y$ungbcsbi»nd, disc’d, wtll
• ;e si.kl ui ti e Court.i.cu*e ot Henrico Cqun»
tjr, at public auction, on the 7ill of next
thotuh (January, 1411) being court day, a'
Tract of Land,
Containing 400 acre?, more or l-*s, lying
i n White Oak Swamp, about 14 miles from
Richmond* The land will be shewn to any
person wishing to purchase, by Thomas
Gordman, living cn the premises. The
terms of sale will be one third cash, and
for the other two thirds, a credit of one
ard two years j bonds wi«h security to cfcr
ry interest from the day of sale.jjnd a deed
of trust on the property, to secure the pay*
ment of said bonds and interest, will be re*
qui red by (he
Administrates.
12ih Mo. 14, 1310. tds
Sale at Rocky Mills.
ON Friday the 28th of this month, (De
cember^ will be sold* on the premises
atl the perscnal estate of Mrs. Sarah Syme,
dec’d. consisting of a large stock of horses*
horned cattle* Sheep and Hogs, a CHAR.
ICT; with harm s* complete for two hor*
6es, a pair of young well broke horses, se*
veral waggons, carts and.gigs, some of
which are entirely new, a large quantity of
Household Kitchen Furnitirey •
•Of superior quality ; sets of Cooper's, Car
penter's and Black smith’s Tools and about
200 barrels of CORN, FODDER., 8tc,
At the Sarr.e tfrae will be hired for the
ensuing year about 40 valuable NEGROES,
among whom are a good black smith, several
cnrptnters 8 cSbpers and some young crop
hands. The estate with all its valuable
improvements will be. leased or rented j
ihtre are abcut 140 bushels of wheat sew.
ed this fall in good order and gotten in in
yood tittle. Bonds nnd approved security
will be required of purchasers for all sums
ever S TO, ler all sums under, cash. All
persons having claims against the estate
are desired to make them known on or be
fore the day of sale: those indebted thereto,
will be pleased to adjust their accounts
speedily with the adm’r.
'Hanover Count}’, Dec 10. tds
- ■ - - - ------ — ,
L /wia, {jlass e? La. thcnvaare.
JOHNS. HILLARD,
TJAS taken the East end of Charles Co*
-L-k pi and, Esquire’s new building, directly
opposite Mr Kimball’s store, where he is
now opening and intends keeping a gene*
ral ana complete assortment of the above
articles. The citizt-ns of Richmond can
supply themselves with every article usu.
ally wanted—Country traders can have an
assortment repacked agreeably to any list.
Orders particularly attended to. Ware
purchased of J. 13. H. will be sent to any
part of the Chy free of expense.
December 13
N. fi. Rich dining Services, elegant Tea
do. Gias* Globe Lamps and trimm-ngj and
many other articles both useful and oJraa*.
menial, are daily expected. tf
T"HE Subscriber respc&fully informs his friends
4 and he public in general, ihat he has receiv
ed by the last arrivals from Philadelphia, an as
sortment of
LEATHER,
of superior quality, and has now on hand a g»;
ncral assortment of the most fashionable
f Boots and Shoes9
which he offers for sale on moderate terms—Ary
orders from the country will be punctually atteul*
rd to with neatness and dispatch.
D. LOG AH.
Richmond, 4th Dec. 1810. tf
FOR SALE,
ANTIGUA RUM per the Hhd.
Pennsylvania Whiskey
Muscovado Sugar
Gin in Pipes
Imperial Tea by the Chest
Domestic Manufactured Sacking
of good quality by the Bolt
Bar and Rod Iron, assorted
Plough Plates St Blistered Steel*.
Prime, St Cargo Pork & Beef in Bbls*.
RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Nov. 27, 1810. (tl)
NOTICE.
tTIF. Subscriber has rented and removed
his Coaming Hoorn to t ,e large new
Brick Lumberhouae, near 5 mckoe Ware
house, and lately occupied by Mp, iamc*
C. Anthony. This House Is calculated to
Store upwards of 500 Hhds of Tobacco
und several Thousand Barrels of Flour—
it is situated convenient to the Ba«»n of
the Canal, mid tendered secure from Fir©
oy being covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmrud, 20th Sept. 1810. 3 m
(hm Po~vdery
Warranted of a Superior quality in Rees
and Cannisters. ' 6
Salt-Pctic,
English Refined, in Cask* and Kea*. For
S*,e hy 1). J. BURR,
- WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will be paid. A negro Ird
will be taken apprentice to ihe CbrtKr’s
tr^.de. \ f
*3* JUST PURLloiltu]
And For Sale at S. Pleasants’ Print*
ing Office and Book Store,
HATES’
Virginia Almanack
_ FOR 1811.
BAIL and DELIVERY BONDS
for sale ae this office.