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.. In the present edition tbe following new
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doMrine o( Alimony ahicb hed been nn.
settled in th's countiy, lor a series ol
years, is traced with critical accuracy,6c
impoiiant case oi Purcell against Pur
cell, lately decided in the superior court
of Chancery for the Richmond Dis'iiCt
a. d &an£Uuiurt by the Judges of the Court
of Ap|»«al», ii inverted in the Addenda to
the vork, in winch the Jurisdiction and
practice of the courts of equity in caves
Bf Alimony aie cteaTy established. To
the whole has been subjoined a new and
^^rery copius Index.
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Richmond, August 25, 1810. (w 2 m.)
fCT* In the press, and shortly vtlll
BE PUBLISHED, BIT S. Pl.EA
SANTS, Jr. RICHMOND,
. # BATES*
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1811.
It trill contain, besides the usu
al astronomical calculations, made for
the latitude and mcredian of Rich
mond, a great variety of useful and en
tertaining matren— (jy°A >wcral al*
lovrance’td wholesale purchasers.
VIRGINIAs
la Haltfs* county Coart,? la Chancery,
?6th June, 1 <• 10.
William Hoskins and Thomas C. Ho.kins,
Pitfs.
Against
John Sight, James Hoskins, Joshua Stem
Sml Men Vs wife, John Bruce and
Mary his w*f», Inapt* M‘Liau;»*! acd Jane
his wife, Benjamin Strrn, Jitr.as Stern,
1 f * V%*orn I? 11 alvAi b C»ot*rv Q illj
SicrnjWitli.w Stern, i.nd Robert H.asly unci
Zeroes lvn ’{>, '■ , Defts.
De:einiaiits James H'wkn.H ard
* James M‘l>aniel and Jane his wife, not
havng entered their appearance and giv'n
security according to the act of Assembly
anefthe rules of this Courts, and it appear.
ir,g to the satisfaction of tiie Court, that
fiey are not Inhabitants of this Common*
v/eahh—On motion of the Plaintiffs by their
counsel, It is Ordered, That the said last
mentioned JIrfendanta do appear here on
t.ie fourth Monday in'Septemnrr next, and
answer the Hi! I of the rinmOffv, and that
a copy tit this order be forthwith inserted
in one of the Newspapers piiblumed in
the city of Rmhumnd for eig*U weeks sdc
r.-ssirely, and posted at the front door of
ti.% Courthouse of'the said county,
\ A Copy—Tests,
I SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. c u c.
| (TJh iriotu Court, 8th August, 1810.
V/Reynolds, John Key. * .
oc/tW, If- hjairuo Reynolds > n
and MaHa Reynolds. $ C‘,!,nCery
Pltfs
j Against
l imes HrrPl ..dtn'r nf Joseph Reynolds,
Samuel H>i<ifcoey and Sally 1.is wile, and
J m s Reynolds,
'pliB Delrwisnt Hacltney, not haring to*
* teretl his appearance according to the
art of Assembly and the rules of thi*court,
and It apjiesritig to the satisfaction of the
court that 1 f is net an inhabitant of tins
state, On tbe motion of the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, It is Ordered that he ap
pear here <n» the first day of November
court next, and enter his appearance and
and answer the ^lAintiffs' Itiil4 and that a
Copy of ti«is order be married In one of tht
New«piper* p-hnted In Kick nonJ for twr
monuissuceessirely and ported at the from
doer of the Court.liouse of the said cour
*y.
Cop,, T.«e,
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tUchmnnd, August 10th, 1810s w t f
PURSUANT to a deed of trust execute*
by Edward Rims to the subscriber
W ill be Sold to the highaet bidder for cash
- on Saturday the 15th c4 Sept. next, at th<
II Dwelling House of said Rim*, a TRACI
of LAND, containing by a late survey
191 1 < aerrs, be the same more or less
Which land the said Edward purchased o
.Robert Haskins—Also two HORSES am
; It'hree ten her Beda and furmturet or a
1 much thereof as will be sufficient to pay thi
turn of 393 dollars, with lutmst, from thi
’ 20th ia*'» dae to Robert Mosbjr—and th
expence *f *h»a advrrtivemeat.
flENHY W. WATKINS.
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Richmond, 17th Aug* 1810*
VIRGINIA!
At a superior Court of Chancery holden
at tbe .Capital ia the City of Rich
mond, th« 25ih day of June 1810.
James Diftilop and James,Wilson survi.
ring partners of Collin Dunlop and Son,
and company, Pits,
against
. John Hove adm’r. de bonismen of William
. Deakms jenr. dec’d, Richard Bland Lee,
Henry Lee junr, William Wilson, Collin
Auld and William Bailey.
Deft*.
pHE defendants John Hoys and Willi.
* am Bailey not having entered their ap.
pc a ranee and given security according to
the assembly, and tn% rule* of this
court, and it appearing to tb« satisfaction
of the court, that they are not inhabitants
of this country, on motion of thro plaintiffs
bv counsel. Tt nr brdtred That »n#» .m.,
defendants do appear here on the first day
' uf m« next teun, aud answer the bill oi
me pfeinli'ia ; and that a copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published ia the c;:y of Richmond, for
two months successively,, aud posted at
the front door of the Capitol in the said ci
ty
i A copy, Teste,
P. TiNSLEY, c. e.
GUN PUV/DtK.
'T'HE Proprietors of the RICHMOND
at POWfit'K MILLS, offer for sale by
the keg or larger quantity, F and FF GUN
POWDER, glased and or. glared war.
• runted equal to any imported, and on rea.
itooabte terms.
Keto'rrs at liberty to return the powder
if net approved. Apply to JAS. BROWN,
. Jr. or U. J. blKK. '
Richmond, 21st May, 181 0. 2w wtf
AbA OTIS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
THIRST and Second -q^lity Muscovado
a sugar in Unds. and Barrels, Loaf bu
gar iu Hhds Th rees and Barrels, Prime
• Green Coffee <n Bags ana Barrel*, Imperi
al, Hyson, and Young Hyson • Teas, Ap.
pie Brandy in B^rre.s, Madeira Wine in
qr. Casks. A constant supply of Louden
' Mustard at the New York price, Windsor
Ao.tp, Common do. Mould Cano Its, Glass
Ware, 10 by », IS by Id and 14 oy 12
Window Glass, Powder 8c Shot, Ailum,
i Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs. Cloven,
.••iacr, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Tyce’s
Shmidt? Liquid Black ug tor bi nts and
Shoe*, with a v*r.«ty ci odier articles.
— vLbO—
• < A few hundred Gross bottle Corks of a
large use.
iticmu nd, August 3d, 1810.
A PETITION will be made to the
next t.rnrrnl Asaemblv of Vir
> g.tia, for a Bill ol Divorce, kn the
instance of myself and Nancy Ford.
HEZ. F0KD.
August 24, 1810. [w3t p.]
VTOTICE is. hereby Given, thAt I shall
1 .4 v u^tition the Legislature st their next
•**:. • m r a dlvor e, from my wife Fran,
ecs Cheatham, fhr c uses which I shall
f then set forth.
JAS. CIIF. ATIIAM.
Chesterfield, Uiti August, 1810.
4 t w p
NO i'IC el.
t T^CSSSITY cotk^Ii 1fce to make fur*
kx thcr p iplication Ko all those who are
• Indented to the trustees of the Richmond A.
• laderny, by sale* of lot try tlctets of the
• Hrst and second class and* voluntary sub.
► scrlptmos, and all such are hereby reques.
ted to m*ae payment io the subscriber to
enable the building committee io pay all ar.
rears for work done, and id procure
materials this winter in order to procted
with the work, next spring, it being for the
education of oar rising progeny, which orna.
• oientsaud attaches them to republican prin
t ;lpte« nod gives a spring to liberty and in*
» .dependence. 1 nave undertaken tlt« collec
tion by agreement with John Krockenbrough
and William W. Hewing, Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
1 hoard of trustees* the bunding of the
, Academy has progressed considerably, J
, Hatter myself there will be but little iron*
» Ole m obtaining the money for the purpose
of carrying into elect so laudable an msti.
• lution.
ROBERT MITCHELL,
Decbember 8th, 1809. w tf
l - - ■ ■ -
FOR &ALK.—A handsome* second band
London built CHARIOT, which has
f oeen but little used and is in • good stab
'• b: preservation. Apply to the printer, or
t« Mr. Hf ohss, coach maker, opposite
t eO'dCity Tavern, where the carriagt
may bn senn. tf
NOTICE. ,
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament >
«f Armietead Rnssel, dec'd*
' • WILL BE SOLD,
At New .Kent Court-house, on the fifst
day ef November -court, if fair, if not on
tthb first day ot December court)
A TRACT OF
LAND
Lying in New-Kent county, celled the
OLD PL AC Ej and containing by old sur
vey 47€ acres. This land produces weH
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasantly situa
ted in an agreeable neighbourhood—is three
miles from the court-house, and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will be one half of the purchase money to J
be-paid in twelve months^ and the other
In two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approvedbecuritjr, and a deed of trust
on the land to secure payment^ io carry
interest from ths dite,' if not paid whso
due will he required.
I will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined to purchase.
ARMISTEAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August lOj 1810. . t ds
■ ■ ■ —*—, , . ... .. ,»■
Gun Powdery
Warranted of a Superior quality in Kegs
I'.ud Cannisters.
Salt* Pet re,
English Refined, in Casks and Ke£s, For
Sale by D. J. BURR.
—WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will bo paid. A negro lad
will be taken apprentice to ths Cooper's
trade. tf..
Penitentiary Store,
and
domestic warehouse.
D. J. Burr,
In addition ta the articles manufactured at tbt
Penitantiarjr, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Vi* • fine and coarse hats of every description.
A regular supply of cotton doth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices, via Bed
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
ootton single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior qua!*
ity. Philadelphia porter and Ale in casks and
bottfes(and Bccrin barreh.ma
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf,
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans«
February 10, 1810. tf
Wanted to sits by the year, a good
COP'ER.
N O T I C E.
|N compliance with the decree pronoun* i
*ced on the 10th day of March, 1807, by I
tha superior court of chancery bidden at !
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a ,
suit depending in the said court, between j
William Barksdale plaintiff, and Edwc
Dennis, defendant—WILL BE SOLD, at j
I public auction,for cash, at Cub Creek Meet- !
ing house, in the county of Chat lottc, on
the 28 ih day of September next, a
Tract of Land,
j Lying in the said county of Charlotte, on
j both sides of Cub Creek, containing by e6„ 1
timation »e«-vn hundred and eighty seven
j acres, (it being the same land conveyed by '
'William Botkrsdaie and Richard Blow
and F:nny bis wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed bearing date the second day of Ati.
gust, 1799, and recorded in the general i
court otl the sixteenth day of August, in I
the year 1799) or so much thereof as may !
be necessary to raise the sum of 345/ U Id, i
with interest thereon at six per cent, per
annum, from the 18th day of October,
1800. and the costa of suit.
tds 1 he Commissioners.
A Miller Wanted.
THE Subscribers wish to employ a
MILLER to auenu to a
Manufacturing Mill.
To one who can come well recommen.
dedj they will give I beral wages.
S. W. Venable & Womack.
Prince Edward, 14th Aug. 1810.
Thorough bred Horses for Sale.
ON the sr5th September next, at my
Plantation in the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brenco, will be ottered for
bale to the highest bidder, on a credit of
12 months my stock, of
Blooded Horses,
consisting of two Stallions, one 4 years old
last spring and distinguished by his soccer-j
tul performances on the turf—the other 31
years old, of high form and great beauty— ;
several brood Mares, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—all of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood I
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by i
authentic pedigrees in the possession of j
JNO. H. COCKE.
N. B, About 40 head of sheep will al_ I
»• be offered for sale at the same time.
J. H. C.
"Trknch tuition.
Mr. HTACINTH CRUSOLLES,
LATELY from Baltimore College, where
he hat • attght the trench language,
being now engaged in the Academy with
D. Doyle and K. D bnry. has the honor
of informing the Inhabitants of the city of
Richmond, that he will give private les_
sons, in the French language. Applicate
ana tm be made to him at the Academy
C*Q j
Ktg \rr.ental Orders !'
City of Richmond, lRt Aug. 1810V
*pHEOfficers of the 19:h Regiment, and
1 of the Artillery and Cavalry attached
to said Regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector upon the Capitol square, at 11
■o’clock In the forenoon, on the 17th, l8:h
and 19th days of October next, for the
purpose of being. instructed by him ac
cording to lgw* Each Officer will come
prepared with a musket and at least three
blank cartridges oo tbe 17th and 18th, and
with side arms only on the 19th.
A General Muster of the 19th Regiment 1
will taka place oa tha 30th of the same
month of October* for which purpose the
Officeta and privates of said Regiment
will pat ade upon the Capitol square at 11
o’clock in the forenoon of the day last men
tioned, completely equipped according in
GEO. WM. SMITH,
Lt. Col* Commandant
of the 19th Reg. Va. Militia.
Mil. GIRARD IN, having preferred
a situation on the hill for Hs csta* \
bliahment, *
epHE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure
1 assare their friends, that the bustnesa
of the Academy, whereof*L. H. GlrajhSJu, 5“
H. Doyle k lotia Wood, have at present
the administration, will, from the 1st of {
Sept, next, be conducted bv them With tbe
co-operation of Mr. Crusolfcs, late a teach
er in the College of Baltimore —a'French
gentleman of great acquirements as well <
in Classics and Mathematics as in bis na
tive tongue. • y '
The advantages resulting to youth from
this association will be of great consequence
to the inhabitants of Ricnmond and its vi
cinity. More time and attention trill bo
applied to English, Latin and Greek Clta
sicsmhe fees for Tuition reduced to a rea
sonable standard, and the mind be direc
ted to useful and early practice, as well
as Theory, in Mathematical and mercan
tile studies.
They w ll limit to that number which
may appear most reasonable to the pa.
rents and themselves, the teachers will
be equally responsible in their depart,
merits, excepting the French teacher,
whose hoars of attendance will be limi
ted. .
In discipline, the same order and har.
raony shall be preserved in all depart,
meats, that has; for nearly three years,
been kept up by D. Doyle in his depart,
men , it snail be neither indolently lax
nor tyrannically severe.
The prices concluded on as most rea
sonable, will be.
For English, including History, Geogra
phy^ Belles-Lettres, Hook keeping^ and
Mathematics,—per quarter, 8 dolls.”
For the above with Latin and Greel^
languages,*10 dolis.
For small Classes in Spelling Reading*,
Writing ap.d Grammar,~6 dolls.
This establishment will have in view
utility, not ostentatiunesand Its object will
be to give that knowledge of the Eoglist*
Lauguage, of the Classics, and of the Ma
thematics, which will considerably facili
tate the completion of a collegiate educa
tion.
It must be apparent to all; that, where*
as the English, Latin and Greek Glassies,
as w:;ll in, Spelling, Heading, Writing,
and Aritumet c. and for tne most part*
Geography and ihe use of the Globes
weie taught solely by D. Doyle^ for near,
ly two years in this Academy; when the
school was numerous, tlvat, when an ad.
ditionai teacher of equal capability is ad.
tied, the number of pupils limited; and the
fees for tuition much diminished, there on
be little doubt of a respectable aud lasting
patronage.
D. DOYLE.
K. DABNEY,
August 9.__tf
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