The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-04 00:00:00, page 4

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JfOR THU ENQUIRER.
TO THE PEOPLE OP VIRGINIA.
No XIII.
To afford the comm ttee ewj means of infor
mation within my power, relative to the coat of
the various articles manufactured at the armory,
previous to the l>t October, 1809, to which date
the accounts <f the operations of that establish
ment were settled up t The books ef the institu
tion, and my reports, which had been annually
luid before the Legislature, were put into their
Rands, with a view to affording them an oppor
tunity of making a comparison thereof, with the
documents in the Auditor’s office, which had
passed through my hands, and which would have
enabled them to have-detected any errors, if I had
made any, in my statements. But with these
book* and statements, (shewing lbs costa of the
umts.J before tlscir eyes, they mads a statement
which they must have known could le disproven
by a resort to documents, but they also knew that
at the time it was laid before the hours, at the
dose of its session, the purpose which it was in
tended to answer, would be effected before the
comperiaon could be made.
The following comparative statement shews
the real cost of the articles alluded to, as stated
In the books,.which were put into the possession
of the committee, and the value or rather the un
der-valae which the committee chose to set up
on them «
Teal ce#r at per Valuation ij
; IvtitSrputtie, tftv c&mtnii.
*97 rifle*, some without
and some with abort
bayonets, wipers, fce.
at the prices specified
In my books k state
ments which werb
put into the hands of
^tlie committee,
dtfil 99 8QOS Ofl
307 rifles with long bay
onets, bullet moulds*
. &c. at prices stated as
' above*
g9S9 W 34b* K
4^29 large pistols for
carrying musket balls
at prices stated as a
bove, the committee
nave only noticed 1,.
508 but the voucher?
. ainw tli* number
'here given,
11776 19 S0k8 W
&9 >3 cavalry swords at
prices Staled as above
mentioned
92070 86 19765 00
2d i>olislied iron scab*
Cards, at prices staled
as above mentioned,
44 U 98 OC
l'3i polished ir >n si vb
baids, lined with
wood, at prices sta
ted as above,
3299 $3 9848 52
2977 j .panned iron scab*
bads,
6237 43 5145 4C
333 rullery swords at
prices stated as abov*
1535 39 1398 6C
100 powder horns at
prices slated as abov*
76 09 76 Cl
57o ■rets ot tips for lea*
tl.er srabbaids for ca*
stalry swords at pi ire*
stated as above, the
committee have only
noticed 332 sets, but
the vouchers shew
the number to be as
1 have hvre stated it*
414 06 996 OC
3,58 set tips fur artille.
ry sword scabbards
at piicso stated as -a
bove,
90 3 7 82 47
350 do. do. do doi.
162 id 182 50
50 do do. do do.
86 50 36 3U
Amount of the work*
tranship of the re
pairs of old public
muskets, swords, See
at the manufactory of
arms, previous to the
1st October, 1806, as
stated in my honks &
reports, - laid before
tho committee, but
they have not menti
oned this work in
their report,.
9157 29 0690 00
Material* on hand,
970$ 78 9792 70
Component parts of
arms on hand, in va
rious stages of com*
pletion,
69591 13 48471 12
39 tons 200cwt scrap 1
ron, at 50 doll. per
ton,
3347 95 9147 05
21220 lbs. scrap steel «•
7 cents per lb.
785 49 70S 40
116793 29 196573 57
Amount of the real cost of the arms,
&c as shewn above, 1167X18 29
Amount of the valuation of those ar.
tides by the committee,, as shewn
above, i06573 57
Difference, . . g 10134 63
1 this finesse of ill* committes, in pretending
9r> set a value upon the above articles, (txdut t,
O »J tbeJlnitktQ ffludfiij they endeavor to nuke
It appear that they amount to dol« 10134 63 lens
Chan they have in reality cost the commonwealth,
•od have laid that sum up n the muskets, In id
dition to thair actual cost, in order that it should
t.ppear that those articles, for die making of
Vinicli, the manufactory wss principally erected,
to will Muskets, had cost anem>.nv>ui price,
r.nd that trime minify had been expended in ma
fc.ng them, than ought to have been : With what
View t! is. fallacious coutg* Was adopted, I lea.*
My coni.tr) men to decide. Had tin Legislature
tic ..red that the article# mvnuiaeiured slioulil be
v allied or appralied, they would certainly have
selected for that purpose, men who could not be
,nu-r« icuin ine rem-tcn cleft ee, in the vatunti
Cl* they Mere lo mi'lte, and such as were well
n-quainted with the puces given at other mand
•ctories for the execution of such work. Were
members ofthxt committee who chd attenipt
(without order* from the JU-gisluturc ) to value
(that work, men of that description t
fin U.t us compare the value act upon the arms
7n^ . • at that mat tuti<«n, by the committee in
question : and the pri« ta of such arm?, stated bv
*. committee (if tlie last Legislature, in their re
port Wad* to til® House, on Monday, January
T.9 h, 131 J, and published wi the Vi.gmia Argus
fftliled by the public printer.
The first mentioned commutes valued the
_ , ... 1) C.
Cavalry jwno'i without scabbards at 5 00 each.
Artillery Swords at 4 20
Pistole at 6 00
The lert committee have rs'lmsted tnose ar,;.
elcs as follows ;
„ n c
Cavalry zwords withoy scabbards gt 7 00 each
Artillery swords without Scabbards s.l 6 So
Jbstols oo
li> re is an astonishing different" between the
T^rices of the s?m- rtiefes, as reports l by two
difJerent e iirm tic-n, each appointed by the Le
K'd itim: for s s miiar porp »»e i he on2 actmr
Slitting tlie sef; ion, whir.i ended in the year 1809
and the other .'iirino-tl at whi.-h ench d in 1810*
T ie prices estimated oy Uie last corr.ir.illea nrc
fi * mole for each cavalry sword, jj 2 • 39 more
**»• each artillery s sord, and % 2 n.ore for each
f is ol, than It oce ->’t:*.ks weic valued at by the
tr si lummitt r- f which m nj. w »>■<)» of one f. Mirth
m..r- in the v -loo of those article", Utan (Jic first
oowpslueacooBe to A* upon tuera.
It vnU Indeed have ben fortunate for that
young and novel institution, if the latter commit*
tee (ur »uch a one at that w») had performed
the duties assigned by the Legislature to the for
mer. In that case, the $'J55 cavalry a words, a
boTe stated, instead of amounting to S 19705, ac
cording to the valuation of the first committee,
would, according to the report of the last com
mittee, amount to g 37671 The 3££ artillery
swords, instead of g 1598 60 cents, would a
mount to { 2164 50 ccnti, and the 1503 pistol*,
inatcad of £ 9018, would amount to g 12024 —
So wide ia the diitcrence in the Value reported by
the two committees, relative to these three spe
cies of arms only, that the number of cavalry
swords, artilleiy swords ami pistols stated above,
would amount to tie%en thoUtand tin huntued and
**t*ntj warn da liar t and nincij cent* more, aceor
ding to the prices slated by the last committee,
than by the prices arbitrarily set upon them by
the first committee. As the original cost of ma
nufactured articles must depend on the prices of
the materials and workmanship employed in their
fabrication, it would have been no lets absurd in
the committee to have stated in their report, that
each person of whoip the various materials were
purchased, and those by whom the work was ex
ecuted, should be compelled to receive no high
er prices for those materials and that tabor, than
aueti as the committee should ehuse to dictate.—
Justice to the commonwealth, and to that public
institution, required that the committee should
have ascertained the amount of money drawn
from the fluids appropriated for making arms, &
also the purposes to which it had been Applied ;
this they should have done, not from a statement
of the auditor, or of myself t but from the vouch
ers in the public offices, uysn which the money
was paid—to what purpose is it that vouchers St
documents are kept in th» public offices, if the
servants of the people when appointed to exa
mine into important fact* to which those vouch
era relate, and of which they afford the most au
then tic information, will not apply to them f
JOHN CLARK!.
JTASSJGE TMMCjUGH the SJKJtXJ mo.
AJtA'J.
PARIS, February I
Ltntr frtm kb vtullenty the ma-thaU duke of
Dalmatia, to hit tortnc kighneoo the fttnoccj
Ntufchattl, major gentral.
** I have the honor to give an account to your
fterene highness, in order that you may have the
kitvdneaa to make* report of it to hie majesty the
emperor and k<ng, of the paasage of the Sierra
Morena, and of the arrival of the imperial troops
upon the Guadalquivir. For several days paat,
d >Keren; movements of the irat corps of the army
towLfda Almeden, and of the troops under the
orders of Gen. Seuasiiani In front of VMianeuva
de lea Inf.ntee, had attracted the attention of the
enemy to the two eatreihitiee of the line | he
thoug t tiia right more particularly menaced, and
he ungarrisoned lua centre to reinforce it i the
retrenchments which he had thrown up at the cn
trance of the defilt-e, cut upon all the roads, and
the mines which he had dug at the brisk of the
precipices, in order to blow up parts of the road,
gave m him the confidence that he could not be
attacked, but these obstacles, to all appearance
insurmountable, were overcome with the rapi
dity of lightning, and the dispositions made
hare produced the most 9 at it factory result*
. On the 19tb, his Catholic majesty carried
his head quarters to Ssnta Crus of Mudela,
where the £th corps of the army, the royal
guards, and a Spanish brigsde were united in the
evening of the lflth s the same day the marshall
ouke of Treviso caused his troops to occupy El
Viao and Ell Visillo, whither the diviton of gen
eral Desaolles also repaired. General Sebasti*
ni took a position with the division of dragoons
of general Milhaud, the J8th regiment of the
line, and the division of the grand duchy of War
saw, at Vdiaaianrique, whenoe he drove the en.
emv I and at the same time caused to be occu
pied the Torrede de Juan Abad and Almedina.
11 e hret corps of the army was since the ljfth at
Almaden de regne : its reconnoitring parties
crossed the Guadalmeg, and pushed on as far as
oanta Euphrmia and J&eialearas * its insurgent
* Almaden, precipitately
retreated to Cerdova. 7
“ His majesty having determined to attack the
snamy on the 30th, general Desaolles received
tf.* l° **1 tar £l' ',0 with his division, and
the 2 st regiment oi horse rangers, which was
pitted at uu disposal, and to proceed by the an
cient road which passed through Puerto del Rey
to Carolina, opening for this purpose at the Ven
ta Nuevo, between Carolina and Santa Elena,
where that road joins the high way. The
marshall duke of Ti eviso hail orders to cause to
e attacked, by the gth corps the position of
Uispanne Pcrros, where the enemy had in se
veral places cut the road and dug mines 1 the
Jth corps was followed in it* movements by the
r®y*1.guards, and by a Spanirb brigade.
G=n Sebastiani had ordors to attack the e
»■ iu> bunion oi vents wuevaand of Tcnta
Vjjiem-da, to drive him from the valley ofDun
neca», from Menliaun, and from St fcstivas, and
wards to pursue him, either to the Linnsves,
of to U c*iand Ubcda, according as he should
lake Wj« or other of these division*. The mar
shall duke of Beltane had msde a report from
Aim .den that the toads which lead from that ci
ty lo Cordova obliged him to make a aireuit in
orucr to be able to take with him his artillery,
and that he would not proceed directly to the
tiu^djl^nivir with his infantry and cavalry s hie
majesty not having judged proper to carry the
lirti corps, for the moincnV to any great distance,
metrnotions were written M(be marshall duke
ol delluno to send back the artillery and the
whole uf hit baggage, in order to Uke the high
road from Andaiusia, to Santa ©rua of Mudela,
and mnnmuvre with the infantry and cavalry in
such a manner as to make a diversion either by
carrying detachments tbieugh tlie Sierra More
no d.ietily to Carolina,or by proceeding towards
die Guadatquiver, according as from the infor*
.nation winch tie stiouid reoeive, he might
temit himself best able to fulOl his object. On
tlie Ibin, the marshall duke of JBelluno gave an
account that be was sending back his artillery,
and was marching c.fl'on the ll/th, in order to
proceed l>y Terre Campo, Villa Nuevs de la
Jarra, and Me.uoro, against Andujar, where he
expecu to arrive on the yjd, and to put him
•ell in c^mmmnieiten with the rest of the srmy
which should have stretched out by the high road
of Carolina.
These dispositions were on the 50th. In
i the morning general liessolles set off from Slvi
ro, and proceeded against the Puerto de! Rey i
an insurgent division which defended that pas.
sage was attacked with ihe bayonet initsen.
1 tri'iichmcnts, and immediately thrown into the
most complete route » the enemy tied ithrough
the pi esipices and across the mountains, abandon,
ing ins arms, hit csgtps and provisions j ha had
. g> eat many men hilled, but only a very small
mi ni>vr could ha t ikon, his resist.nice not hav
ing been what it might have been- General
i». csoiies Co itimied his movement without any
difficulty: his le#s consisted ol only IS mcadi#.
abled.
The division of general of the d.h corps,
which had set oil at tlx umu 'timr from Elvis.*,
detached th* brigade >f general Briyer in order
k> fmee the passage through the m.s« of MuU
d»v, which is let I to by n mtm difficult path,
which ends at the lug i road at the turn called
the Coidtras, consul iently behind ail theen
trenchi* ents, nils and mines of me enemy ; the
»»her brigade of the dilisicn climbed op the
mountain, fcet vecn the p is re Ik the Deipenna
Perrof,*# support the s tack efthe brigade nn
d r the orders of general Brayer, and to co-ojie i
rate with it in the same result.
" Tee division ot general Girard, following Sy ^
the royal fcuard*, the (t^anisb brigade ana the»
F
OR SALE,
at tbs Vundue Ofhce of the
Subacn >er,
50 hhd*. 0
Moicovado Sahara,
9u bbli. 5
10 hhda Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
20 hhd* Antigua Rum,
4 pipe* real Cognise Brandy,
20 bbls Apple Brandy,
H ire’? Beer in barrels and halfhmell,
COO sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Co«: p in bagi, barrela and tiercel,
A quantitybf SemeTwme,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Souchong l eas,
50 boxes brown Soap,
Ita'S'iis in boxes and kegs, and many othai
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Auc'r.
3.
(f
cavalry, kept upon the highway, and only advan*
red in proporti *ii as the division of general Ga
xan obliged the enemy successively to evacuate
ail liia positions, and a'.iandon his Camp, entrench*
meats, artillery, am munition, provisions, St;.—
l oese mules, which the enemy had prepared i.i
order to blow up parts of the ru us In the places
which are walled in by perpendicular rocka nod
scarps ut SO feet high, were then sprung ; their
* fleet was almost nugatory, no accident took
place, and the diinage was of such triflng con
S’, qtieuce, thst the movement of the columns
w .a nos stopped tor a quarter ot an hour* The di.
vision which the enemy had placed upon the
height, called Collado de los Jardino*. having
reached the opening of the road which leads to
St. M?len*, precipitately ubind m<id bis eu
penciled camp, and the lOdth reg.ment of regu
.ars, which was sent by me marshall duke ot
Treviso to meet it, clone up with it, killed from
seven to eight hundred men. and took 400 pri
soners, among whom was a gcner*l,a leutenant
colonel, and ten other officers ; a stand of colors
waa also taken.
The rout of the enemy became general at
every point , night came on, a.ul the difRoullvl
otthe pursuit, which could «Bly be individual,
was the reason oi more prisoner* not having been
made on thf* front. Tiie loss of the 5tU corps
consisted of only a few men disabled The enc
my abandoned ns the batteries, or on the road,
ljp.eccs of cannon, ol which part weregoked,
besides a quantity of ammunition and baggage l
he also left im his camp both prcV‘ion* and
*, af. » raagaxmes were louml at St. Heleni end
Carolma, notwithstanding upon going through
the latter, the enemy himself set fire to a great
magazine, in which was a considerable quantity
° *r£?» a *reatd®1* of brandy, &c.
1 he mare i was so long that the troops
could noi arrive at Carolina until the night was
far advanced. On the Slat, the 5th corps march
* “X Bay ten to Andujar, and took possession of
the bridge acres* the GuaJalquirir. Gcnml
Ucssollea received orders to repair with his d.vi
»ion and brigade of dragoons under the com
mand or general Uenuregard, by the way of Li
nuares to Breza, in order to communicate with
general Sehastiani, and to cut ofTtlie retreat of
the enemy's corps which had not yet been able
to effect their movement. The king’s quarters
were established at Baylert, at witich plac« also
were the royal gurads and Spanish brigade. Tlie
■liBcuity of the communications and the distance
ia«l not permitted general Sehastiani to send his
reports « even those which he sent on the 20. h,
Uaving taken s circuit, are not yet come to hand :
but by a dispatch dated from Arquillos on the
^l*t» ** four o clock in the afternoon, his males
fy was summarily informed of theee operations.
Me gives an account that after having forced the
passage of the neck of St. Stephen, at which he
took ten pieces of cannon, ft)QO prisoners, stands
of colors, several officers and equipages, lie
waa in ormed at la Venta and Los Santos that
f eneral Castejon, marquia del Valdillo, was with
ins division, between Monlixon aud Arquillos.—
General Sehastiani immediately direc cd upon
tlut paint regiments of cavalry and all his itifan
tty * he found general C istejon in a noeition in
the valley of Arquillos, and appearing to be pre
paring to make a resistmee. GenerJ Sebasti*
ni, not Willing to give him time for refl ctiott
immediately attacked him with the $ih f dra
goons and the lancers : all the enemy’s line w.*a
w ',,:<urlfent* Hid down their arms, and
prisoners were made, of grenadiers of the
*tii ot Senile, general Castejon, several colonels
and agreat many .ofllcers four stand of colors,
were also taken.
“ Afterthis result, gener.il Sehastinai riuraked
heads of columns against t/bed. aud Bre«in
order to take possession afthe bridge, across
the Guadalquivir i he also sent sum* to Linares,
in order to communicate with the column of the
oentre, at the same time tint he sent detach
ments to pick the up runaways | ev*>y thing thus
gives hopes that the number of cue pnsoncis will
be coa.-uderahly angmented
“ Hitherto the result yet known of these twe
attacks, .$ 6000 prisoners, two general*, a great
many officers, eight stand dfcolo .s, 25 pieces of
eannoa, ammunition, mig-aines, camps, and the
complete dispersion of uiat which rem on l of
the wreck of the army that was destroyed at O
cana ; this artoy has come to terminate its desri
ry at the south skirts of the Sierra olorena, not
far from the fwlds of B*ylen.
“General Sebastian} praises general Milhaud
and Pareunont, adjutant commandant Bundle,
us star/1 the officers of artillery end engineers
who are under hit orders, ml those of the st ,f
among whom he names M Tiburce S bistiani ‘
his brother, who went with the summons t<> the
enemy a eommander in chief to lay down liis
8rms»
Tlle Marshall da Treviso, and the general
ef division Dessoilea, have not had time to send
the.r report* .that of general Svbsatiani is also
incomplete. The troops, however, which climb
ed up the mountains of the Puerto del Hey, of the
Colde Muladar, and of Depennn Perros, mutt
be honorably mentioned, as also gerwral* Gaaan
and Irsyer, for their dispositiona. 1 jliall have
the honor of sending to your serene highness a
more dataded report, and 1 shall at the same time
state to you the names of all the officers h ni i
’7, «'»»» p*rueuiariychstlngui.ilied them
I V » ,n ,tbe m«" time I win beg of you
So solicit hia inujeaty the emperor to vouchsafe
to grant the favor* which were demanded for
bottle cf Ocana, and
^ 1 then hid the honor of tending a list
to hi* excellency the minister of war,
" ^0UP highness will have remarked at the
°* lhi* rcP°pt» lhjl the marshal
®°*® of Belluuo, marched directly from Alma
osn to Andujar i as this movement could net be
rminsted before the evening or next morning,
tne King cannot yet have received them. I shall
‘t°f® no time in stntjM them to your highness, but
? have now to inform you, that from all accounts
.1 is confirmed, that the greatest confusion pr*.
▼ads through Andalusia. JPhejunta have fled to
Seville, end have been in Leon island, where
tney had convoked the Cortes on the first of Je.
oruary. At our arrival, lots were drawing for
those of the inhabitants who w*re to hi) up the
regiments. It cannot be doubted that the aig
Tif ‘*^v*nt!,Bes which the troops of his majesty
he ernperor bare obtained will derange nil those
pleasures, and even occasion a general defection I
!n*'insurrectional party. In many places the
inhabitant* are already coming out to meet the
-roops, and many have taken steps to reed their
children from the enemy's corps. His m-jesty
ii to repair this evening to Andujar, from which 1
pure 1 shall have the honor of sending to your)
highness further reports. I h»v« the honor of
your highness t« aoeeot the homage ol
my profound respect.
(Signed)
** Th* Marshal Duke of Da.LMa.riA..
** Baylen, Jan. 23, 1810."
^iTJ'RCnNlA—A*. .1 Superior tour* of Char.cP
▼ ry, lioldrn at *l»e C tpitol, ir the city id
Richmond, the SC'.h day of February, lolU
James Kitchic & Co. Plamijf*.
Ac At ns r
Musik Green, who was executor of William
Green, Ann G^ten widow slid relict of William
' Giecn, ilea'll. Elii’slicili Green, widow, deiisce
! and executrix ol William Green,jr. dec’d- Finn
ci*t Wyatt Green, Peter Mayre ami Eleanor ids
| wife, John Poindexter, Henry Cair.p and IVuza
'»eih !us wife, George Thomas &. Mary Ids wife,
Daniel Stringer and Milly iiis wife, Nathaniel
Pi-ikurd and Gucy Coleman hla wile, and lil z.«
belli Slaughter; * J the heirs ot J dm Green, to
vit: the same MGreen, Thumbs Ho«»c and
Elizabeth his wife. | »l.n W Green, only son and
heir ot \V iUi&m Green, who was son and licit ol
tne said John Green, dec*d. un i
daughters and co-heircs-'es of llohert Green, who
was also a Son of the said John Green, deceased,
Defendant»
THE defendants, Elizabeth Green and Fran
ces Wyatt Green, not having entered their ap
pearance and given security according to the act
of assembly, and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of life court, that
they are not inhabitants of this country i on mo
lion oi'the plaintiff* by counsel; I: ii ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term, and answer tne bill of
the pl.iintifFj ; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some uewspape* published
in the city of Richmond, for t wo months aucces
sive.ly, and posted at tile front door of die Capi
tol i:t the kaid city
A Cufy. rrste,
PETER TIXSLF.Y, c c
April 13. w£wr
\rintiLNlA :—At u 3-11 .. »^,u v ... v> . ...
eery lioldcn at the Capitol in tiie City ol
Richmond, the 2Tth day of February, 1810
Thomas Milkr.jp. Pia.nnjf
Afiijxjr
Owens and Francis Lynn, E'izabeili
Jones, James Jones alias Mac«bo>, Milly J.mes
alias Macaboy, Nancy Jones alias M icab'«y. John
Jones alias Macuboy, Robert Jones alias M ’Ca
boy, Rnwzie Jones alias Macabey,-- Wd
son and Betty bis wife, Benj unm Macaboy,
Polly Macaboy, Thompson M..caboy, Murthy
Macaboy, John Macaboy „nd Cutlibert Owens,
Defendant*
The decend»nts Thompson M.tcaboy and Ro
bert Jones alias Macaboy not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
actof assemb y, and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they ate not inhabitants of this rountry, on moli
on of i he plaintiff by counsel. It is ordered That
the said defendants do Mppear here on the
first day of die next term, and answar the bill of
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order b< j
forthwith inserted in Some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months succes*
si vely, and posted at the frontdoor of the Capitol;
m the said city.
A Copy. Testa,
PETER TlffSLET, C e.
April 13 .. 8 v
VIRGINIA—Ai ’i Su;> nor U >u<. t \J , ,n
ceiy, holden at the C ipitol, in lb- city of
K.climoud. the first d iy of February, 1810
Ch-unpe Bro.nenbmugh, PiuinuJT.
A«AIMSr M
Thomas Muler, William Miller, E Imund Pen
dleton. J urn a l)um ip, survivor of Dmilnp#* and
Cross, Hmry W, g it and R’lbvrt VVrig'r, ne
cutors of J* ea W right, d c*d George Catlett,
W ilium Salt, John C C llult. Samuel Sale. John
Rout well, William Ui-rnard, executor of John
Hipkins, dec’U. J me Sale, Margaret Hard, rxr. i
cutrix of J mu H»rd, deed Reuben Turner, Yel
verton Stern, execut-.r >•( Peyton Stern, dec’d.
Reuben Sa<piders, John Turner and George Ter
rell, farmer high Uieriff of Caroline county,
. , D fendantt.
TIIE defendants, John Dunlop and S.>murl
Salc9 i\jl having entered tlicii* appearance and ^i
ven security accord.,ig to tiie act of assembly, s‘ntl
toe r lies of this court, and it sppearjng to the
sati>>f tenon of the court, that they are not
inhabitants of this country 5 on motion of the
; plaintiff, by counsel: Jt is ordered, That the said
) defendants do appear here on the first day of the
j ne&t term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; tt
i that a Copy of this order be forlbwitn inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mood, for two months bilccesnively, and posted
at the front door of the capital in the said ciiy.
A Copy. Teste.
P£ TER 'TIffSLET, e c.
April 13. w8\v
VIRGINIA—At a Superior Court of (Juan
eery, holden at tiie Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 13th day of February, 1810.
William Triplett, Plamtif.
Against
Wilham Girrard and Frances his vfrife, late
Frances Holiest, James Hmeand Helen his wife,
lite Helen RulUtt, William Bam*# aft<i Sarah hi#
n’ifr, l«te Sarah Hulk tt, Thomas J. fiullett atul
Sophia Buliett, devisees of Cutlibert Bnlleit, de
ceased, Defendants.
THE defndanl#, Thos. J Buliett, k vVilliam,
Garrard and France# hi# wile, not having enttr
ed their appe tr.>n^e, and given security accord
ing lo tfi« act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and i; appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabAunts of this ebun
try , on molion^if tiie plaint ff, by counsel i It
is ordered, That the #<td defendants do appear
here on the flrst day of tuft n#xt term, and an
s.verthe bill ofttie plaintiff; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inseitrd in somem wspn
per published in the city ot I<i hrnoml, for two
niootli# succesiiv. ly, and posted at the ifoflt
door of the Capilol in the said city.
A Copy. 'J'este,
PET MR 7 Iff 3 LET, o e,
April 13.
w8w
VIRGINIA—AtaSup-'ior Court ol Chan- I
Cf.iy, holiicH at the Capitol, in the city ol ]
Richmond, the 12 l day of February, 1313.
Lawrence Hurry and John Tsyloc L»m.»x,
Platntifs.
Acaixjt
Robert L Blackburn, Townshend 5. Dade,
administrator ol Robert Mnsiry, dectRied, and
Franco Short, executrix of fhoinas Sliortdecea
s’*^* Defendants.
i Hlu defendant, Robert L. Bit kburn, not
having enteied Ilia appear, ncu and given aeruri
ty according to the act of assembly, & the rules ol
toi* Court, and it appearing to the s ttisfaclion o*
Hie court, that he is not an inhabitant of tin?
country, on motion of the pi-in; fTa, by conn el ;
It u ordvryl, flut the said defendant do appeal
nere on the H M day of the next term, and an
swerlhe bill of the plaintiffs j and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in t >me news
paper published m the city ol Richmond, for two
months successively, and posted at the front
door of Inc C rpitol m the ssid city.
A Copy Teste.
PETER TINS LET, c c
April 13 _ wFw
1/OR SALK, at ilie Vendue Oiiiot ot the *un
. scribcrs, a variety of
MUSLINS AND GINGHAMS ;
Nuns and Adelplu I lucads, Irish Linens, Cottbr. i
Shirtings, Florentines, Callicocs, BmiLnnoes,
Reins'; Cloths, Homalls, Nankeens and a grsai
variety of white India G v ds.
yfLSO :
Muscovado Sugar, 1st and 2d qurd'fy ; prime
green Cofl>*e in barrels & bags, ol.l Coffee, north
cm Kirn, Pemoylvania Whiskey, very superior
Impcriat Tfain boxes,fresh liv,.>n and Smschony
Tea in chests, Pepjifcf, Ginger, Allspice, C opper
as, Piulatle'p i.i Soap m l Candl.*s, fte.
FOSTER (s SATCHELL, Auc'rs
April 54. if
VIRGINIA-— At ft Superior Court of Chan
cery, hiiltlcn at the C ipitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 14th day of February, IttlJ
James Strothsr, Plaintiff.
AO.Mxtr
John Stevenson, J5 f~iv!ant.
i HE defendant not having entered ins appear*
nnre und given Security anrbrdin^ t» t'.e act of
assetnldy, und the rule* t*f this romt, id It ap*
peering to the talisf .ctioti of the rwitri, that i>0
is not an inhabitant of this country, rn motion of
tlte plaint.1!'by Counsel, It if ordered, T! at t‘><»
»aitl defendant do appear here on the f, »t day
of the nett tern, end answer the b.!l of th<5
plaintiff; unci that a copy of this onl r be forth*
with msertrd in some newspaper published in
tlie city of Richmond, for two irvjmhe sueecs*
M*ely, and posted at the Lout door of tl.fi C-pf*
tel in tlie said city.
A Copy. Teste,
PL TER TJSSLEr, c e.
April 13. \v8t^
VIRGINIA — At a Superior Court of C.ian*
eery, holJen at the Capitol, in tV city of
Richmond, the first day of February, 1310
Thomas Crutcher k S^jjeit Crutcher, Charles
Foushee and Lucy his wife, Benjamin Fickhn &
Susanna his wife, Robert Crutcher, administra
tor of John Foushee, and Sarah F m*h c, Eliza
beth StisrtJ, Coleman Crutcher, William Crunch
er, and Robert Crutcher, Henry Crutcher, Mar
garet Turkman, Achilles Sneed, adnvnlStrstor of
Mary Sneed, Sarah Crutcher aud Sur.aficld Pitt»
and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiff*
Ao\in»t
1 nomas Crutcher, executor of Thfts Crutch#
er, dec’ll. Ciiriatojihcr Dlurkburne .it'd Reuben
Chapman, Defendants.
THE Defendant, Thomas Crutcher, not hav»
ientered his appearance and given security ac
cording to the act or assembly, and the rule* of
this court, sod it appearing to the anti^fiction of
the court, that he it not an inhabitant of this
count.*}-i On motion of the plaintiffs, by eounae).
It it ordered. That the said defendant do appear
here, on th** fi -st dny of the next term, ana an#
swertlie bill of tite plaintiffs i and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted In some news
p »per published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successively, and po.ted at thsffCRt
door of the capiiol, in the said city.
A Copy. Tare.
PETER TIErSLET, 9. *
March 90.
w8w
1M.G1I.1A.— At a Su|ktio. Court of Chan-’
eery, holden at the C.ipi'ol, in the city of
Richmond, the firat d iy of February, 1810.
Joseph Field, administrator of U«tsy Field, As#
ceased, his late wife, wrlm was formerly the re*'
lictof John Knox, deceased, Plaintiff,
Aoain-st
William D nt, administrator ftf'George Dent*
an i John r.huiautvt, junior, and Joseph Shumate*
DfendmU.
THE Defendant, William Dent, not having
entered his appearance and given security accor
ding to the act of asiembly, and the rules of thia
1 ourt, and i* appearing to the satisfaction of tha
court, that lie i* not an inhabitant of this country,
on motion of t n* plaintiffoy counsel, It is order
td, That the said defend int do apocar here, oti
the first day of the next term, anil answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in sum: news paper
published to thecity of Richmond, for two months
<«uccej3iveiy, and posted at the frontdoor of the
Captto!, in the said city.
A Copy. Teste,
I"JETER TI27SLEY. o. 0.
March SO
NO I’lCE.—AH persons who hav* any claim®
against the late John Harris, cK c’ri of the
City of Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward immediately—and those indebted to said
estate, must make immediate arrange.neat* for
discharging their respective bounces
W. D. WREN. AHm'r. of
JOHN HARRIS, JJec'd.
March 1S. ^ __ep3m
RENT, llie upner part of a genteel fin.
& ished TVSjVJCMEJfT, in the Brick Row,
Possession imy l>e hud immediately. A family
would be preferred.
Avpjly to—
RAPTLKTT STILL,
At the Vendue Office of Still 0* Brooke, opposite
the Market-House, Richmond.
April 2-1. _ tf
Jh Council, March 23 i, 1810.
NOTICE—In pursuance of an act of the Ge*
neral Assembly, passed at the last sestj.
on s Notice is hereby given, that a *de of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
at the Point of fork, will take place, on Thurs
day the 34th day of M »y next, on the premises,
on a credit of twelve months Bond tna security
to be approved by tbe Executive, will be requi
red. For information respecting the property*
enquire of lector John VVdlsof Fluvannacoun*
ty.
SAMUEL CO LEM AIT, a c c.
March 27. 8w
'rMdE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale—First
it and second quality brown Sugar, in llhds,
and barrels,
Loaf Sugar in barrels.
Prime green Coffee in hogsheads, barrels St bagi*
10 Hogsheads Aaligtu Hum,
15 Boxes Imperial Tea,
S Q_iarU*r casks Madeira Wine,
5 I Jo. do. L P. Ter.rrifle V/ind#
10 I3o. do. Sherry Wine, i
B Do. do. Malaga Wine,
10 Hogsheads prime Molasses,
20 Barrels reptj^d Wniskey*
50 Boxes Raisins,
20 Boxed yhalfc Pipes, . ' '
10 Botesi M ih «<d, io <■., g? Pepper, 10 hues r#*«
Ginger, 15 boxes W.ndo* GUsS 8 by 10. 20
<eg» Leipet’a Snuff 1 ton Sh-.t, Germ.n V JR *,
tered Steel U 'n>xe« Brimstone, writing h tvrsft.
mg Paper, 400 wk* salt, 10 hhda. Mo’ie Ware
15 boxes Spanish Cigars, 20 lj'v>r.<'s Soan, und ISO
Grind Stones. All of which will be Bold on mo
derate terms, fur cash, country prodH-e. oru>
proved paper. *
TV HITE O SIIELTOX.
March 20.
tf .
well broke cat-nip* HOllsRS t Huya will he (,rf
f rred- Enquire «.f lii« «uUscrib<(rf or in his Ab
sence, of Mr. M Judah.
C. //. SjWAD&HS.
March 30.
tf
JUST RECEIVED, add FOR SALK_First
door above the Ragle-Tavern :
Old J’ort, Claret ond Madeira Wines,
Gun Ho wih r. Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
.50 Bbls and two hhdfl. Apple Brandy,
20 UK's Cauthtr’s double distilled and rectified
Whiskey,
12 Hods, and 10 barrels New.Orleans Sugar, ,
20 uoxes New Yoik Tallow Candle*,
1.5 l)o Spermaceti Do.
10 Hblf. Linseed 0.1,
7 Hbd*. Treakle, ,
1 Do. and 1 Crate Bottles, «
25 Lbi fi-eali Nut meg*,
50 Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
3 11 impcrs fresh Sdlad Oil,
10 Du.cli C«»es white gil bottles,
10 Buses well assorted Glass,
And in daily expectation of receivj ijr 30hnt p
■>{ Liverpool green and bide edged vV . rtii r^.
ijge Lamps, Candle Sb-.d s, U- Tt, •
jujwamjj if ’ r. la x.
Ma-ch 15
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