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GENUINK
Patent Medicines
For Sale at the Arcus Office,
Obstinate Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, cbv.
Are immediately relieved and speedily
cured by the use of
Hamilton’s Elixir for
COUGHS.
DEAR bought experience has taught thou
sands that oily and heated medicines, join* |
ed with strong opiates or sleepy dcugs,
repeated doses of which flatter and deceive
the patient for the present, by procuring
momentary ease ; experience, 1 say, has
taught thousands, that the common opiates
and balsamic*, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and
lungs, in their ninat distressing symptoms t
that they load the stomach Ttnd impair the
digestion, inflame the whole system, in
crease the difficulty of breathing and ex
cite fever. But the qualities of this val
uable discovery, are evinced by perf.ctiy
Viposite elfects. A single trial will prove, i
Sal it restores the determination of tne
fluids to the surface cf the body, and brings
on the common healthlul perspiration—
that it dislodges and evacuates ihc tough
viscid, phlegm or mucus, stieugthehs tiie
y??nket ed vessels ot the lungs, sneathvs
the actimur.iouh humour whitii irritates
them, anu finally discharges it. I'nus s.ri*
ttmg u< the root oi the ui& uder, tne symp
toms afe of course ilfectualiy and perma
nently conquereo, me reverse oi common
medicines, which weaken the constitution
and give strength to the Uisoi uer tor the
sake of uintlerMting for the present some
oi its paiutui enfeots.
To parents who have children ttffl cted
with the hooping cough, this discovery is
ot the first'magnitude, aa it affords mute,
d ate rehei, checks tne piogie.ss, mm in a
short time vr.urtiv removes tne most cruel
disorder to which children are liable. The
Eiixir is so pcrlectly agreeable, and the
dose so small that no mihculty arises in
taking it.
Selected Recommendations.
Being desirous to make puokc tor the good ol
Of her ^ .me excellent quality of Hamilton’s £.
Iixir^ prepared by the iaie <lr Lee, 1 h.ve sent
yen me following ucco.m, of the benefit 1 U*vc
rcccivca from it; which I bops will induce o
tliers to give it a trial, in consequence of a
bruise on the breast icceived front a fall, my
health grew oadj my breaming became veiy
difficult, and frequently I nave had suddenly to
rice up in my ned with ail t fie horrors of imme
diate suit'scatiou— Add to these, a coustan. pain
id my breast, and a cough^ a great loss ot strength
*tiu liesii, and you may owe:ive that my symp
toms evidently indicated an approaching cofl
sumption. The advice ot a most eminent phy.
. eician was resorted to, and after wards a second
I Allied in, out without giving me any relief.
* mtiotAr physician, wno knew me and the cir- !
I tmmsiAces of my case, advised me to give
» lAmiiAn’s Elixir a trial* saying*, he had used it
V in hisAraoiice, and always found it to do rr.Juh
* g“Mr A botfewas procured from Mr Birch’sj
aw*n found relief before 1 had taken half of it.
1 continued to use it and was toon t’.rong enough
to attend to business- On taking cold, some ot .uy
former symptoms return, but are always remov
ed by a dose or two of the Elixir.
GEU. BENNER,jun.
N». 11, Uudd-st I'liiladtipaia,
Mis H. Lee, New York.
Mr Abijah ilenly* BrvJge.st. Baltimore, was
cured -by one ooitle ot Hamilton's Elixir, of a
very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
severe cold caught several mounts ago. He
breathed with tne greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening sweats wnen he
attempted to walk any distance, and ht3 voice
would frequently fail in such a uegree that he
could only attempt to whisper, lie ha. betn up.
wards »£-(*. w«oU» wi.uout a ie.u.n of his coin,
planus; and desire; to give his puaiic testimony
in bsvor of this invaluable medicine.
HAMILTON’S ELIXIR, is sold at S. Pleas,
ant’s Printing Office—who has constantly for
sale the
Genuine Medicines,
\of the late Kiclrard Lce,jun. as prepared by the
orginiai recif-rs in possession of his Widow in
New York, by whom he ts supplied, and
wlthdlit wiiOte signature n- ne are Genuine*
/ tic if CURED,
By once ui ng Lett’s Sovertinn Ointment
The proprietor informs those permits it tam.lies
who are soITVri.ig under tins disease (against
the infection -<l which no person is safe) that
if this ointment :s used at night on going to bed
k never tails is perform a cure b- the follow
ing morning , ; s thousands who have used it
during the last ten years can testify, Tnr pc.
culur excellencies of this infallible remedy for
the itch, o/ r i.vcrj other, are the certainly of
the cure z/ a single application ; the iugredierita
being s<> innocent as to be applied with perfect
qafety to the trenderest intant ; and its being
not o.Jy free from any offensive smell, but e.
«jua»ly agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as r.u invaluable medicine for the speedy relief,
ant permattcni cure of various complaints which
rcr.uii from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis
tttlieiii, residence in climates unfavorable to
\lhc constitution, the immoderate use cl tea,
fre-juctu intoxication, or any destructive intern.
poAiu ft, the unirkiltul or excessive use of mer
W corys the disc*;;, peculiar to female* at a ccr
V tons | er.od of nfc, bad laying* in, t*c,
HAMILTON’S
Celebrated IVonn- Destroying Lo
zenges,
Among the *ymplom* attending Worm* are,
disagreealiic breath, espbcially in the morning—
tid stools—vomiting—large snd Hard belly
pants anti sick.ici.Sj at the »tom*chr— pains it.
troncs'i and thigh*, with a lowness of spirits*
tevv.. with small and ir.egular pulse**
rry c>«gii“aexce*9.ve thirSf=9^o.neitme» pair
and unhealthy counti nancCj and sometimes tltc
lit* btoitri] and flushed,
l*cr»ons afflicted with any of the above *ymp
torns shoui.l na/e m nediate recourse tu riamii*
lar.’i Worm Cettroyitig Lozenges, Which l.avf ;
been constantly attcuided with success irt ai
complaints similar to those above described.
Halm's true and genuine German
■ Corn Plats ter,
An infallible remedy Cor corns t speedily re.
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powdcrssfoi the Teeth and
Gums;
Hahn's Genuine Eye-Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseasee of th<
eyes.
Hamilton's Essence Ss? Extract of
Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling^
Numbners, Ac.
Tooth-Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discov rea, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most stveri
instances.
The Anodyne Elixir
For the cure of every kind of hcat.achc.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Infallible Ague Fever Drops.
Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received a large and com
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDI
CINES and DRUGS of the latest impor
tation*—which, in addition to their formei
9tock, form hs extensive and general at
rssortment in that line, as can be found ir
th*3 C-ity; Medical practitioners,and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a.
hie lb get supplied on terms that willnruei
fheir approbation, by calling at the JSeWj
Medicine Store, a few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City.
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
Steer's Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington's Balsam of life
Dr Kawton’s celebrated
Iccti Ointment
do do Genuine anti.bilious
and Stom ch'c Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton's licit Ointment
Craig's do do
Dr Lee’s Geouine Windham
IV. 1: ms Pills
Andei son’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth Fastt
ditto Eye Waf^r
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague Sc Fevei
Hlioklcy’s Infallible remedy for the Pile;
Dr Cooley’s V age table
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSC
A General assortment of SURG1.
GAL li.;STKUM£NTS, not necessary U
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting ot Essence of Burgamot, Laven.
der, Roses, Lsmos, Milk, of Rosea, See.
Sec.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose-, Almond, Violet, Casiel, Vtnifian, icc,
Tice’s Chemical compound Ibi
cleaning Boot.Tops ai.d Saddles, which
will take out stains^, produce a fine colour
and give an elegant glo*s.
PAINTER’S COLOURS ef every
description, amorrrj which are, White
Lead, diy Mod ground in 0.1 fwarran edj
Spanish Brown do. Red Leud, Spunii.li
Whitting, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do K-ing’sdu. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Reeve’s Water Coloured, Paint
Bl ushes, 6- c, Sxc
HATTERS* MATERIALS* a very
General assortment, comprising almost ev«
ry article u.eclby Hatt'-rs for making thtir
colours, preparing their skins, Sic* htc.
DYERS can be supplied with a!
mum every ui u^ir uavu vu^<u ■ mcii
line of Business.
GLAZiEKS will also find Window
Glass nnd Putty by calling as above.
R'.ehmural, 23d M y, 1810.
Gun Powder,
Warranted cl a Superior quality in Kegs
and Cannistirs,
Salt-Pitre, Q
English Refined, in Casks nnd K?k% For
Sale i>y . D. J. BURR.
\ —Wanted—
A quantity ofAVillow wood for which a
liberal price -will tv paid. A negro lad
will be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
trade. s t f«
NOTICE.
rVTECESSITY compels roe to make fur.
».x thcr application to all those wha are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
;»demy, by s.»lcs of lot ery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub.
icnptions, and ail such aie hereby reques*
ted to make payment to the subscriber Jo
enable the building committee io ypy ajfMh.
[/rears fpr work done, and t/ prJfci'
i, materials this winter in 01 der
| with thu work next spring, it being lor the
education of our rising progeny, which orna.
I at;nts and attar lies them to republican prin
Jlples ai’dgives a spring to liberty and in*
dependence. 1 have undertaken the collec
lion bv agreement with John Brockenbrougb
and William V/ Mening, Esqrs. the other
members of th V omlit .e appointed by a
ward of trustees. As the bunding of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
fatter myself there w il be but little trou
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose
»f carrying into effect so laudable an insti.
taiioo*
Ror.icnr mitchsll.
Dccbember 6th, 1609* tf
Penitentiary Store,
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. yBurr,
In addition to the article* manufactured at the
Penitentiary, offer* for aalc an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufactur/ji
Via • fine and coarae hata of every deffnpffon.
A regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices., viz ;—Bed
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain clothi. Spun
ootton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior qual„
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Beer in barrels.as
Harness Leather, Boot Leg*, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10^ 1810. tf
rrr Wanted to aias by the year, a good
COOPER.
Thor ugh bred Horses fur Sale.
ON the 5r5th September next, at my
Plantation in the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brencot, will be offered for
Sale to the higV*1 bidder, on a credit of
12 months mystock, of
Blooded Horses,
consisting of two Stallions, one 6 years old
last spring and distinguished by his succe*
• 'ul performances on the tuet— the other S
years old, of high form and great beauty —
several brood Marcs, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—all of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by
luthentic pedigrees in the possession of
JNO. H. COCKE.
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will al.
so be offered for sale at the same time.
J. H. C.
lb Council, July 20th, 1810.
'i * *o /xljvivcju, i nai in future no
j * claim for attendance on Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses^ be referred o the Auditor tor
Rdjustrnent, until a copy of the proceedings
of such court i*arfia)r du'y authemievted
by the President and Judge Advocate^ata.11
be received by the Executive c AmtWthat
this Rdvice be published m tbe Aig^ and
Enquirer for six weeks^ and copies tfexcot
furnished the commandantB of Diatsious^
Brigades and Regiments. ■
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
D ANE. L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council*
jUSjA’ Kece vtd by the lU'oscnoer from
* Pbilaiit-lpuiu, an assortment of
LEATHER.
He alse continues to keep a general assort
meut of the most fashionable quality of
Boots and Shoes. 7
And ahn Just received the late [uchionble
Shoes from London—-which he ofTei7 for
i sale on moderate terms. All order# from
j tlie country shall be punctually attended
i Co with neatness and dispatch.
Mr. HYACIN TU CRUSOLL
I A TEL Y Rom r.»lfin ore C"l|ngp.
-* he has taught fhe French lar>j
being row cr,r,,i:;t;' in the Academj
D. Doyie pr.d K. Dabney, has the honor
of informing the inhabitants of the city of
Richmond, that he will give private If:*.,
sons, in the French language. Applies*'.,
ons to be made to him at the Academy.
_t«o
NOTICE.
nY Virtue o? a Deed of Trust, made to
*■' the 8u .scriber by William Davidson
■Mid Cunningham Hui ion, dated the 14tli of
February, 1807, and recorded in the Court
o' Hustings of the City of Richmond, to *»*.
cure the payment ot a sum of money due
to Pronej l■ Moncure,
Will be exjio.ed to aale at Amino, on
(he premises, for ready money, on the hrst i
day of next month, the / L
^ Lot of Ground J
mentfcncd In that Deed of Trust, 8c which
is described in .the deed in the following
, words. “ A certain Lot of Lround lying
land being in the City of Richmond, con
taining twenty imiricet on the main street,
to the line of Walter Shelton's Lot, thence
back with the line of snid Shelton’s Lm
fifty feet, thence twenty hair feet to the
mm street leading by Todd’* Lot, thence
fifty fert to the ta d mam street, it being
Eart of the Lot No. twenty, and the s um
ot or parcel of Land which the aloresutd
William Dayidsnn and Cunningham Bur
ton purchased ot Laac Hull and Mary his
Wife, us per deed from said Hall and Wile
to snid Davidson and Burton, djtttd Utc
26th day of April 1805.”
(he Stic will commence at 11 o’
clock, A. M.
FREDERICK. PLEASANTS, Trustee.
Richmond, A :gm .id, IblO.
[t d »] '
tV;«r Deportirent, July 10,1810.
Notice is hereby Given,
HAT Separate proposals wi l be received at.
tl:« Office of the Secretary for the Depart"
ment of War, until 12 o’clock at noon of the
first Monday in November next, for the supply
of all rations that may be required for the use of
<he United States, from the tst day of June
1811, inclusive, to the 1st day of June 1812
within the States^ Territories and Districts fol
lowing, via.
1st. At Niagara. Detroit, Michilimackinac,
Fort Wayne, Chikago and in their immediate
vicinities, and any place or places^ where troops
are or may be stationed. marched, or recruited,
within the territory of Michigan.
-2nd, At any p’ace or places where troops are
or may be stationed^ marched^ or recruited with*
in the states of Kentucky and Tcnnesse,
3rd, At Belle Fontaine^ Fort Osage and Belle
Vue and at any place or placet where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with,
in the sta e of Ohto and Illinois, Indiana and
Louisiana territnrietj except Fort Wayne and
Chikago and their immediate vicinities,
4th, At any place or places whe>e troops are
or may be stationed^ marched^ or recruited with
in the Mississippi and Orleans territo
ries.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
supplying ratious within the Dianicts aforesaid
for two year^ commencing on the 1st day of
June, 1811.
5th. At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruircd within
the district of Maine and state of New-Damp,
shire.
6th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationedj marched or recruited with,
in the state of Vermont.
7th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited within
the state of Massachusetts, the town of Spring,
fie'd excep ed.
8<h, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the states of Connecticut and Knode Island.
9th, At any place or places where troops ate
or may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
within the s’ate of New*Ybrkj Niagara and rs
dependencies accepted.
10th, At any p ace or places where troops
are or may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
within the state cf New.Jersey.
1 lthj At any place or places where troops are
[ or may be stationed, marthedj or recruited with
| in the state of Pennsylvania.
S OK At- nl.r. nt ._
or may be stanonid, marched or recruited with
in the spates of Mary-tnnd Delaware and the
District of Columbia.
13.h, At any place or places where troon* arc
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the state of Virginia.
14th. At any j> ace or places where troops arc
or may be e'atione I marched or recraited with,
in the state of North Carolina.
15tn, At any pia'e nr p’aces where trqf
or may be stationed, marched, or recruit
in the state of South Carolina.
16th, At Ocmulgee O d Fields, an^
place or places where troops are or may
tioned, marched, or recruited within tha
of the state o( Georgia.
17th, Trop^tis will also be receive as a
f resaid, for the nippy of a'.! rations Which may
be requhed by the United State*, fjr the troops
which are or may be st&ti-mrd, marched, or re.
cruited within the .own of SprhigfialJ in the
state of Massachu ct.s { and for. the armorer*
ami other persons emp'.oy'.d »o the Unite l Siaies
Armory at that place, from the 1st. day of (one
1811, inclus ve, t»the 1st day of June Hi3.
A ration to consist of one pound and one
quarter of Feef, or three quarters of a
pound of p' rk, eighteen ounces of brea 1 or
flour, ore gill of rum, whiskey or brandy
and at the rate of two quarts of salt, lour
quarts of vinegar, fair pound of soap and
one pound and a half of candles to’ every
hundred rations. The prices of the sever*
al component parts of the ration shall be
specifieiiMhut the Un ted States reserve
the r;ght of making such alterations in the
pi ice ot the component parts of the ra’ion
aforesaid, ns shall make the price of each
part thereof bear a just proportion to the
proposed pr ce of the whole ration. The
ration* arc to be furnished in such quanti
ties that there shall at all times, during
the term if the proposed contract, be suf
ficient for the consumption of tue troops
I nt Michilimackinac, Detroit, Fort Osage,
and Bel e Vue, Chikago, for six months in
advance, and at each ot the posts on the
western waters, for nt least three months
in advance ot good and wholesome provi
sions, if the same shall be required. It
is aiso to be permitted to all and every of
the commanctiitl » r>f fmtifipil r»l:iri»<i nr
posts_ to call for at seasons when the cinie
can be transported, or at any fine in ca«e
of urgency, such supplies ol like provisi
oi.s in advance, ns in the discretion of the
commandant snail be deemed proper.
1». is understood that the contractor is to
bp a» the expence and risk of issuing the
supplies to the trcops and that all losses
sustained by the depredations of the ene.
my, or by means of the troops of the Uni.
ted States shall be paid by the United
States at the price of the urticles cap.
tnred or destroyed as aforesaid, on the
deposition of two or more pcisons of ere.
d table characters, and the certificate of a
comm.ss'oued officer, stating the circum.
stances of the loss, and the amount ot the
articles for which compensation shall b»
claimed.
The privilege is understood to be re.
served to the United States, of requiring
that none of the supplies which may be
furnished under any of the proposed con.
tracts, shall be issued, until the supplies
which have been or may be furnished un.
der the contracts now in force, have been
consumed—and that a supply in advance
may be always required at any of the fix.
od posts on the seaboard, or Indian Iron,
tier, not exceeding three months.
W. EUST1S.
The Editors of the newspapers who are
authorised to publish the laws of the Uni.
!ed States, are requested to publish the
foregoing advertisement twice a week, for
four successive weeks.
August 6._ 4 w
GUN POWDt.K.
"T^llE Proprietors cf the RICHMOND
- POWDER MILLS, otkerfor »hUT%v
the keg or larger quantity, E /id#l^SfU3|
POWDER, glazed and u»r/.iz«l ; Jv.uJ
ranted cqu «1 to any iutporfcl m\d iJ re/
conable terms, V. jy
Retailers at liberty to return tTie p>^cr
-f not approved Apply to JAS. BROWN,
Jr. or D. J. BLRK.
Richmond, 21st May, 131 0. 2w wtf
I ASA OTIS,
Offers for Sa'.c, first JDoor below thflfc
bell Tavern,
FIRST and Second quality Muscovado
Sugar iu Hhds. and Barrels, Loat Su*
gar in Hhds Tierces aoxl Barrels, Prlmo
Green Codec in Bags anil Barrels, Imperil
al, Hyson, and Young Hyson Teas, Ap*
pie Brandy in Barrels, Madeira Wine in
qr. Casks. A constant supply of Loodoa
Mustard at the New York price, Windsor
Soap, Common do# Mould Canutes, G^is
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 antlftn by Wl
Window Glass, Powder fc SHbt, Allum,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs., Cloves,
Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Tyce’s
Shining Liquid Blacking tor Boots and
Shocsj with a variety of other articles.
— \LSO—
A few hundred Grosa Bottle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, August 3d, 1810.
Rappahannock Low Grounds
FOR SALE. 1
THE subscriber is anxious to dispose
of that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, known by the name of Trwflr’s
Quarter, situated in the county of Es.
sex, and lying immediately upon the Rap.
pahannock, two miles belav the town of
i’appahannoek. There are in th<s ir#ct,
by a Ute survey, 473 acres; shout one
half of Which is cleared and under a good
fence * the remainder is heavily timber,
ed with pine, oak, walnut and locust.
The imptoverren s ere such as are riecesi
sary to secure the crop*. There are up.
on this land be-ween three and four hun.
dred thrifty apple treesj and about twoA
hundred choice peach trees. Fish, oysdC
le s ard wild fowl may t>e taken'at uttl
times in the greatest abundance and w tfli
very Jit'Je labour*
The subscriber counting upon prudent
purchasers who always judge for them,
selves, deems it unnecessary to enlarge
epon the numerous advantages rest King
JIVUI O’ II U.iu JI unuuu U1 UII19 IIIOSV
valuable little farm. It is sufficient to say,
thst the farmer who would freely spet d his
strength upon a generous soil, will here
find the rich reward of all his toils* ^
The terms cf sale will be nndr known
by application to Anderson tkoU, jr. at
Mrs. Nelson's boarding house, i • the city
of Richmond, or to the subscriber resid
ing a* his seat near Miller’s tavern, in
Essex Pleasant Retreat- *
JOHN JONES.
Essex County, Aug, 1, 1810 4 tv
VIRGINIA:
At a Superior Court of Ohsncery h olden
at the Capiiol in me C*ty ot’ Rich
mond, the 25th day of Jane 1810.
James Ifiwlop and James Wilson’ sorvi*
ving partners of Ccllin Dunlop and Son]
and company. Firs,
against
John Iloye adm’r. de bonis non of William
Deakins junr. dec’d, Hichaid Bland Dee,
Henry Lee junr* William WiLoa, Coliiu
Auid and William bailey. —
Defts.
tyIIE defendants John Iloye and // \
j urn Bailey not having emered theil JL~ /
pear.nice and given security uccordin J
I the act of assembly, anu the villas ol _ ^
j com 11 and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court, tn.it iney are not inhabitants
ol this country, on motion of the plaintiHi
by counsel, It ia ordered, 1’uit the said
defendants do appear here on the fust day
i of the next term, and answer the bdl of
j the plaintiffs ; and that a copy' ot this or,
! Uer be forthwith inserted in pome news-pa
per published in the city cf Richmond, lor
two months successively, and posted at
the front duor of ttu Capitol in the said ci
ty.
A copy, Teste,
P. TINSLEY, c. c.
vinciMiA .
Iii Halifax county Court, In Chan
cery 24^i April, 1810.
Anthony Wilkinson, , Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John W. Mann anil Joel Mann,
Drfendant*.
THE defendant, 'John VV. Mann not hav
ing entered his appearance and gtvea^
security according to me act ot Assemldy . '
and the rules of this Court —and it appear- /
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, Uiafh* [^
is not an inhabitant Of ibis Common weaLb, j
On motion of the plaintiff by his counVl, J
It is ordered, that the said last mentionetly^^
defendant, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in September next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of
this ordiT be forthwith inserted in some
i one of the NewsPapers published in the
| City of Kichmond, for eight weeks succes
: lively, and posted at the front door of the
j Courlhou«e of me said county.
*\ Copv— Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAVJ3, ». cut.
! ___ fw a tp.i
A Run a way it/ Louisa JaiL
I WAS committed (o the jail of Louisa coun
ty on or about the 23d day of March last,
a negro man who call* himself BEN-he
is a bout 5 feet 10 inches high, ot a Aazkr -
complexion, about 30 years of age, yfnd >
! *n the nght/eye which is hardly peireiv- s
| <iblr, has a scar on ins upper *Jtp am the/ £ i
right side near his noie, says nr^brloigs tJ f J
a Mr Overstreet in the slate of S, Cafclm J V f
near Charleston* The above run
was forint riy the property of Thomas lfi~
Smith uf the county ot Louisa, and state vf
Virginia, and was sold as his property to
I some person in the state of S. C. in the
course of last fall by a Mr Sullivan. —Tue
owner is requested t« come forward, p*y
! Charges and take him away, otherwise nc
will be dealt with according to law.
JOrlN ED WARS, d. s.
For ’
PETER CRAWFORD, Shc’/T.
I June 4th, Id 10. w $ tn,