Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-29 00:00:00, page 3

FOREIGN.
New Yore, May It*
We team that Gen. MoEeav, through
the intercession of the archduke Charles, I
f 1ms been invited by Napoleon, to return
* totrknce. We believe this is a fa6\ ;
b^T'wc do not believe the General will
aco^pt *he invitation—he kn?ws Bona
parte too well to have any confidence in
0wirn>
From Cadis—Caj|. Twelligrr, soiled
from Cadi* on the 13 m of April, at which>
lime every thing -remained as stated by '
, {0.iaer arrivals. It was repined that
100,000 French troops wtre cn their
inarch from Seville towards Cadi*.—•
Ten thousand more Urrish troops were
tiaurlf expected. Twelve sail of British
chips of the line and eight or ten Spanish
with several frigates and gun brigs were
‘in the bay ; together with about 40 trans
ports, tome of which were receiving
French prisoners for England.
^ We have received Cadis Gszsttes o
\}\c 10th of April, but they contain no.
,^^ng*-'N* Y. GiZ.
* ExtradLd from a private letter from Vi.
^nna.
« The world is widely mhtsken in sud
sposing that the young Arcluluehess Via.
ria Louisa i* about to be led like a lamb
to (be sacrifice. Sfie was herself the
prime mover of Napoleon's marvellous
nttrebment, the whole ambition of her
soul having been dir-, died to emlave b%
her charms 'he conqueror of he Universe.
'She has succeeded io the ex'en» ot her
ambition, «nd within a few days will bs
invested with an Imperial Diadem. At
•this moment she i# gay, even to wi.dness.
I,„r enn be aff £Ld bv v riou*' pa?si.
ons. I have seen her weep ; l hive seen
her frown ; Ec in an instant bocome mdd
and amiab y descending ;4n these fel.c.L
ous moraeni« her voice is facinati.^’y \
melodi .us, In figure the is a lit le below
the middle siee I gr.ccfu'ly formed-in the
peck and should*.*, w th a complexion
• of ihe most delicate whiteness; a nose
•soraewhil inclined to the Rom.*n ; eyes of
the m"*t brilliant blue, and a profusion of
-flaxen hair, tiro neackes nearly to the
•ground ; her lips are truly Austrian ;
however, when opened by a smile, they
c\scorer a set of <eo:h, most beautifully
arrangtJ, and .exquisitely whi e. I 'e
member to hive seen her own ovely aunt
tiken from her mother in jusi such a
transitory bhxs of beau y. joyfully ex
pealing to-fill a lung established throng
and af f.rwo'ds I saw her fall the mo*:
degraded v»£! m to her baibariaa aubjefcls
' —on a scaffold l**
N*w Yoxx, May 33,
'LATEST FROM SWEDEN.
Last evening arrived at this port the ship
{R toda and fkuty, from Gotu-nourg, which
port shu le*t on tne 17th of Apr I at wh ch
time captain Marshall informs us that it
\ias Mfeir.ied the Danes had orders to cap*
tur? American vessels.
CaptVn M. further states that a French
agentih «tL»rrrved at Stockholm, and ano*
|her vS^fcpecf.d at Go tenborg. Mar
kets at Gottenourg ddl», except for Sugars
arid Logwood. Cotton about 37 cents.
Jfnw York, May 34.
L4TEST FROM ENGLAND.
To the Editors of th* Mercantile Adver*
-tisvr.
Bcstoj/, May 31.
Gcrtlerren, , ,
»• 3y the Iris, eoptein Conway, arrived
ar Salem, a Dublm paper of Apr.l 9th,
containing London dates tn the 6tb, fiat
bitn received. At that time the city ol
London was io an uproar respecting the
«fTaif ol Sir Francis Burdett, who had not
then been committed to the Tower, and
refused yirt l oneaiencc
rf the Speaker, >f the House of Com non*.
The Tower y«a* had been loaded and the%
pnards dnoMed. A mob had broken the
windows of many distinguished romieteri
aliits. and Cvr" r riots were expected. A
■ tiling of Sir Francis Uuidet.'j constuu.
et ts h iti bean ceiled.
“ Mr. Armstrong had engaged a pa*,
.jngf in a private vessel, the John Adams
.r„t atlndini; him sufficient «ccommuda.i„
tr.s. Accounts from Paris in London, were
to Muicn *3th Mr Armstrong had for*
warden a Itrlier io Mr Pinkney, to wlitcu
.a.n immediate answer i* rcqu.red, and to
it* transmission the Brittsu government
kail nflhrdcd facilities. A war was expec„
• • tttd httween Fi ance and ttis United S..rr?s..
Mr Morler (formerly minister it Con.t
setent Miopia) is appo nted by the /Jnnsn go
ysroNient to succeed Mr Jackson cs minis
tsr to the‘United states ; and the John A*
il-ms 'rgnia bnags out terms of adjust.,
imtntAr r ' Vtfic.ati- n.
“ Ak schooner -Bcttey, Stanley, 100 tiny*
from mhCiint, and a senoontr irem Kail,
.last fiam Cork, have also arrived at *4.
leniN-^
»* A vrsf'l from Algiers ha* arrived at
•t’orisiuou.ii,"
The port of Havanan rva* officially open*
en io i II friendly and neutral vesse » on (he
"S8th ult, and the article of flour, which
>h*d hern before promoneJ, was permitted
to be aokL
a letter from Bordeaux, 9:1 A.
prinPlO, tn a house in Phifcidelphia.
,** l*p yre^lcst part of me Aiiiertcan
<e-agars’m <s'-d by order of the French gar
vet rirr-ont in the port* m the Hay of Bisciy,
h.->ve been already trm.* ported to Bayonne,
where a puM f sale »>t them is to take place
iri^hc pr ecede to be d'posited in a pub*
vl>c cb sf u -til tardier tit*positions. We
hear tlA vessel* wi»l 'hare the tame fate,|
li.i.oo^li tin* app.ars yet mutatei turned.”
/ *7/
May 14.
[Communicated fur tho Whig. \ I
INTERESTING
Extract of a letter from Bordeaux, to a
mcrchaat iu Baltimore, dated 3d of A.
pril.
“ General Armstrong ha* been officially
notified that the cargooa of the American
vessels ordered from Spain to Bayonne,
are to be publicly sold—but they arrive so
slowly that we eannot anticipate a sale for
many mouth*. He has applied to know
what is to be the fate of the vessels* bui 1
has received no answer,
“ By letters of the llth March, just re
ceived from Naples^ I learn that all Ame
rican vessels have b*en confiscated and
sold t end the crews put te work.
•* All American property .is re-seised at
aeoningeii.
*» An air.val.from Boston brings report*,
that the house of representatlvts had re
pealed the Non.Intercouae Act, and that
immense shipments were making for this i
country. God forbid, that cither of these
two events should have occurred / One
fact is certain, General Armstrong has en.
gaged a ship uuw at St. Sebastians, to ceme
round to tb.s port to take himself end fa.
mily to America In May.
“The schooucr Tilsit has arrived at
, Bayonne*
“ A Russian ambassador sails for Phila
delphia in the Francis ; and a French am
bassador goes by return of the Tils t/*
pi »
j©trgmta
RICHMOND,
j TUESDAY, Mat 29, 1310.
The ridiculous stor es in circulation con.
rerningffilessrs. Smith and Gallatin, have
no nahe^^tigin ta-n that of an habitual
hracticetof lying, of which it is utterly im
poMible'ita correct many of the federal
prints. \The consultations of the Hoads of
Departments nl Washington areas harmo
nious as the best friends of the countrv could
wis . It s a good general rule •o doubt
for a m,onth all fiolitical statements in the
federal prints j 'or, to give unmeduto cre
dit to ibem is, uine times oat of Ua4 to be*
coma a dupe.
The letter from Charnpagny to our
min stcr Gen. Armstrong, i» repub
llishdd in thi. day’s Argu“, Tnis in
sulting note, which haa only now been
officially received by our governin'n’,
and of the authenticity of which .v«
heretofore had to ne doulxs, shuLl be
properly uottced in our nex%
“ Give unto Ceasar.the Things which
are Ceasar's
It 13 to he hoped, as the federalists
claimed all the merit of opposing the
embargo, that they will receive all the
credit accruing from toe consequences
of the repeal of that act as well a-t from
the repeal of the late non intercourse
law, which is nothing more than they
honestly deserve.
First, then the repeal of the embar
go has been the cause f lay suffering our
ships to put to sea) of the seizure of
about seven millions w »rth of Ameri
can property, which in Europe may he
worth about ten millions of dollars.
Set that doom to the credit of the fede
ralists.
Secondly i All the property that has
befen fy.t to the continent of Europe
siheeJuc repeal of the non-iotercouse
UV, cerftinly b« seized iu<i co i
fitCatefHjy tile French govern ment-*
Set tfihtdown to the credit of the fede
ralists: not forgetting Air. Randolph's
' share.
As the federal party continue to de
serve these credits, we shall not fail to
make memorandums of them.
At a. pLBAf AMTS,
Two ctiads reported in
3 northern paper ai having occurred in
Connecticut, deserve notice in the
Argus ; one stating that a man was
fined in a heavy penalty for cruelty in
starving a Horae to death ; the ot er
mentions the punishment oi an indi
vidual for fraud, bfing detected in
throwing a tub of water upon a load
of hay with a view to add to its weight.
The main pillar of a republic is the
virute of its people j nothing can de
base a nation, or society, more than
AvcyfWtt ac's of cruelty and fraud ; it
ptthoves every good citizen, therefore,
id put Ms faceftgainst them, and check
eiytK-gressj
\ is shocju^; to humanity to witness
[ the dvsi8RX<!rciie(l towards horses
and mules in this city, where, too, they
are so indispensably useful. These
poor exhausted animats, with galling
loads, are burosnsd with the addition
al weight of their cruel drivers, and
forced to /re/, in the hottest weather:,
and at almost every step, receive a
snipe of the lash to goad them on,
beyond their natural pace, and not un
frequently beaten about the head
witn the butt end of the whip in the
mostW.inton and savage manner. It
is nt^M^ly cruel and ungrateful thus
tq mfyc this noble animal, so service
able te man, but such treatment in a
[ very short time destroys the poor beas',
to the prejudice of its owner’s interest.
Interest,'.ncrefore, pleads equally with
1 humanity, for the better treatment ot
I dray horses mules ; & yet with What
; j
sed every day the aval savage cruelty
and shameless neglect ? The r horses
dragging excc^ ive loads, starved, and I
their Vimcrs lasceraed and raw with
•tripejf Such scenes of unrelenting
crueltjQp frequently committed in our
streets {unnoticed in other respects;
impress themselves on the minds of
youth, become familiar to them and
render them in a measure catlious to
those feelings of humanity that should
ever govern man, in his treatment of
all God’s creation. I would recom
mend, therefore,—
•1st. A repeal of so much of the
law as relates to the whipping of dray
men when their masters refuse to pay
the V»d|.
2i|dly. Rigidly to indict the fines
for tfotting dray horses and mules up
on allm alters of draymen so offending*.
These masters would then be compel
led to restrain the n from a repetition
| of the offence, when perhaps now, they
I require more loads than can be made
in a day without a viola ion of the law.
Lastly. Some regulation to pre
vent acts of cruelty tram bting#com
naitted, or to puoinh the perpetrators.
Respecting frauds, it is a circum
stance of much regret, that they are
so frequently practised and seldom (if
ever; punished. They ought to he
v gil ntly guarded against hy the In
spectors ot Tobacpo* an l Flour, the
Weigh Master, &c.—And when de
tected, ought to be exposed St punished
in e * stance.
KND TO HUMANITY.
* impositions in putting up
manufactured tobacco and the mock
inspection of this article—s motioning
(as it were! the most abominablefraud-,
are nigmy rtprenensiote—tne last
March court the grand jury for this
citv made several presentments upon
this aubj' Ct. In one case, it was pro
ven that kegs tared 30 actually weigh
ed 60 lb. and that thu^, the manutac
ta cr in one sale gained from 6000 to
9000 lbs. in vtiJutltho* the whole passed
inspection.
Massachusetts Election.—The town of
Beaton has elected a federal “ host*' of
v rtt.two members to the Irgisl-uureoa
| Bu\, me rAubl.cm gain says the Carom.,
cle,is Boston Host umwithstaoda
in&* u
From th^^^eigk ( V. C.J StsrJ May J
TO THE EDITORS.
Gentlemen— l beg leave to make your
valuable paper a medium for cu.veying
to the world a discovery of some impnr.
tance to hadets and the domestic niami>
fidlurers of cloth, ami one which is cnl*
cuiatad to lessen our dependence on for.
cig t countries.
Tha Chinquoptn * blossom wll dye
wAoh^ttdon and thread, a deep, beau itul
and duwk black, at an expence that is'
j'.riding'^>^>ared wi h a logwood dye,
and in evs^rasp-ct much supern»i>
Place a layer of tha blossoms (gather.
«d in aarly bloom) then a layer of hats,
y*rn cotton* or thread in your boiler ;
add wa'er and a small qusntoy of cop„
paras, and bod the whole. When cool
ihe ingied<cn*a a a to be taken.
1 have used the nbore dye for many
ye rs in colouring hats, and both myself
an ! customers have had every reason to
,-be perfectly satisfied wirh it.
JOHN MORE.
tVttke county, near Raleigh,
April 34, 1310.
I • ———W
! [ • Castanea Pumilea or Dwarf Chesnut.
1 The 4 alAtheda miy of the Ches
nut jdoultT probably bl found to be of e
ouayvaluaySur Ealit^
In y latV Costoii pa pert is the following
i uur^jor the
Let 'he-pffrtoti when the\ol<l fit is com
ing on, eat the whole of afsevdle orange,
without stopping —and if til has a return
of it blame me.
A dreadful acoidem occurred ab-Liver.
pool on the II h Feb. At the parish
church of Rt. Nicholas, a few moments
before divine service the keystone of >.he
tower gave way, a id the N. E. corner
thereof, compr sing ihj N. and E walls
witbffnf whole of the spire cams down,
anc|wi-h a tremendous crash broke thro,*
tbb rooK tilling along thj cevre aisle till
ittrefch^l gear the communion rads, and
in i;» f.«^ chryjt^ with it the whole peal
of hells, the^tf. gallery, the organ, the
clei gyman'5 rcadingdesk, totally demM
ished them. Many of the congregation
were buried in the ruin ; 19 of whom were
I dug out dreadfully mangled,
Remarkable tree—At T^rtworth, in the
countv of Gloucestershire, England, there
is a (lhesnut trec^ which at 3 fret from the
,g—nMl, is JO feet in circumference. In
the rlign of Stephen this tree wst called
the great chesnut tree. From rl»?s cir
cumstance it is calculated the :ree must
have been planted hi the reign of Egbert,
anno 8ot» ; and this calculat or! is founded
on the supposition that a ches.mt tree is
JGO years oelore it is in its prime, conse.
4‘»en ly not less th.au oue tuouaaud years
! old,
, 'so00 LOLL PRIZE, \
Ticket No, 6107, drawn on tie 16th lost
in the New Yotk Union College bo’tery,
a pri*i* of 5000 dollars, was sold at G and
R« Wate’s truly fortunate lo tery office in
Maiden Lane, about a month since, to a
gentleman in that city. Th.s is the on'y
pri*e yet drawn of any no.e, thougu tne
dratvmg is one third over.
“NO T ICE.
of the SS\MEN who«• names
jShei below, and who state that
ins of th.» (Totted States, impres
Siish service, and detained in
amp Liverpool fc. Plymouth, in Eng
land, are revested to furtiwh 'this department
with evidence of their citisenahip and deacrip*
tion» oi their person*.
Department of State, May 15, lElO.
Names #f Places to which they are
Men stated to belong
Henry Marsh, Exeter "N H
John Hughes, Talbot County, Maryland
Thomas Fiihian, Queen's County N York
Joseph Sym-*nd*j balrm, Massachusetts
Jane* Symond*, da'em Massachusetts
Samuel Graves, New Market, N H
John Thompson, Philade phi* His brother
live* at Manhatan, N T
James Philadelphia
Philip ;w York
Elese New Bedf'ri
Henry mni*^ MassarhusrVs •
John s ten*. Massachusttts
John Pmki’ _ Sou.h Hampt n, Elisabeth
C ty. County, Virginia I
Thomas J^fsrsor hila<l»Iphia
Cha let* “ wYork
Thomaf nd
M'ohac Kkingham, N II
Joseph ‘ tim re
Edward :*o,k
William Fravier; tford Coun y, Md
James M Hoyt, Stamford, C’nnec tcut
William Smith, 1 ete»sourg, Virginia
John White, Southfield^ Orange County, New
Y oik
William Smith New York
Charles Simmes, Philadelphia
Daniel VGuire Baltimore
Grelle Eastman, Cmco d, N II
niaxanii r j.utnsr*. Swansea, Mae* m
Solomon Sinclair, New Ycrk m
George K.ober:s, New York M
1310—January. M
William Morris, jun, Berwick, 7lax«
J 'hn C Sutton, New York
February 6 h
Ge irge CotSr^, Nantucket
Jt hn Shight Na v ’i tin* wick, N Jer
10th, William Patterson, Ma Ibnongh Antrun.
do County Kid.
Joseph Thomas, New tiedfoii
13th John Cocnran Marblehead
14 h Thomas Ho >kb«, T Hue county, Mi
P*ter Working, Bat imore,
William Co inir, Chester, Maryland
18'h Jot n^^len, Wis-ca*?ct
21st John^Rkrison Pmla ’ebhia
3Jd Fe d’a P in Baltimore
ora, Fell's Point, Bal i in ore
mu D. rents tr Goun.y Ml
tpbell, Township of Paitheld
Ne » Jersey
23d John M _ or M ut, G’ty of New To.k
Samuel Grime ,, Ci y of New York
S/th James Taylor, Newatk, Essex County.
New Jersoy
Alexander Walden. Philadelphia.
Mar h
1st Timothy Stan wood, NJWburyport^
Ma»g«chtis***s
William Lewi t, Old Bank St Norfolk
Sylvester Brown, Hartford County, Con
necticut
Asa Pendleton, Ay.tysbu y, Hancock Coun
ty, Masiachusetts
Charles \dam», K;n'tngton Penn
Divit Higgins, Philadelphia
James Gordon, Lichfield, Lincoln County,
Massuchuraita
31 Russel Brainerd, Haddam Conn.- ticor
John Albert, Beningt m CoU 'ty N Jersey
George Bisael, Saratoga New Yo k
Jamea Smith, City of New Turk
J^^LBWbr. Baltimore
81 jVBtj Belvile New Jersey
j^^Ur^Kriny, New Yo*k
s^^it3P^lngswdrth, Portsmouth, Ne*.
Hampshtio
‘5th Richard Hill, Philadelphia
Robert Thbmps'’n, Cj y of N York
David Smith, Hcmstcid, Queen’s County
New Yotk
6:h J hn Thomas, New Harc-n^ Connecticut
James Prmtieid, Centervll e, Queen Ann’s
County, Maryland
John Gold, /^tiladelphia
tukn joun Mamcs^ stirtf Vhbury, Monmouth
County, Midd'eaex, NJ
Henry Myars, Philadelphia, Penn
14th Benjamin Harris, Bakimoie
Isaac Behey, llsliimoie
Thnmis Holland, Felt’s i'oint. Bilt.
Robert Farmer, Charleston, S Carolina
Richard Conner, Little Wa er Street,
F iladelph a
f®W®|wii, Alexandria, Virginia, son of
fielding Lewis
American ^iniulaie,
Liverpool, 13 h March* 1910*
JAMlift MAURY.
The publishers of the La vs >f Congress are
requested to have ti.ia no ice inverted in their
paper , «nd published three times.
M»y ]3r»3C,
NOTICE.
all Persons whomst^ver
ifor or raceivng my bond gRn io
lock, for 100 I liars, a* w < •
and cauie*. I a.n detera^Kd n»i
lond,
Pobert Craddock.
May 24th, 1310
__ 2 p
i BOOKS.
Tost UAjre l anti f >r sMe at Sumn
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S'^Lj^Wealth of Nations
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F.-.p rffrie’s Nisi Pnus M
V.eattires of II .pe and Memory M
ICo vpei’s P- ems K
Jtihnssh'sP k«. Dictionary in 3pniatarc
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Cnarlo: e t e-np e
S nrows of We.ter
Tasnnanahl» 1'Met, by MtJS Edge.
.. w«rfh
I Vc:ir °f Wakes- Itl
lfenry’j Meditation«
I #utbr.e s Itit^jrapljy*
ya&AI THR INOinidUKNT VH4U?..
THE KtfUlT OF Hjisr.
I L.0V15 when w* ary to ! is o’er,
To e.»^. ray fcind by cafe op)>r*.<j,
To hie me to my fav’nte bower.
And greet the welcome Hoar of Rest,
Thrre, whilst I visw the s m
Illume the regions of the West,
Well pleas’d to think iny labour done,
I joyful hail the Hour of Rest.
The faithful partnar of my life
Appears With smiles, to make me b!es^»
I view with rapture child and wife,
And well enjoy the Hour of Rent*
The moments pass in converse sweet,
And whilst 1 lean upon her breast,
My lit le pratler see am to greet
With joy the peaceful Hour of R-Sr. .
When forced by 'storms the bower to 3y,
And every warbler seeks its nest, ^
With me ’tis still a cloudless sky,
And still I hail tbs Hour of K*&r.
So, when this transient life Is pas*,
And cold shall or e ch throbbinv breaav
Miy vjttue lend our souls at last/
To^^BEtei nal Hour of Rear.
-.-^^P_- - ■ . THSOPORE.
O ICE! *
riON will b? presented
k3M«nVy ~f Virginia a- the'r next^
y f r the t-’.iblisbmcut of an ip__V
C';o at a \Vireh«u*v hut aoiti-/
acre of g-ouud ,:vi*’g brtweer^
- - 8r|d T'ste’sTan-Yard, capable
•f containing thrue thoiuanihnge e;di •
i his site possesses every advintn^
of c nveai^sce, e.dvauon, acc.asioility Sc safe-*
*y
May Zl, 1810. ^
lo L)lVkl UlllS K)l ;i, t\V. of
W Iter Cft.shohn, dec’d.
Re pleased to take notice, that as
1Jr"y° have removed from the CornmenweaPh of
and have left no agent o attorney
htreiha- we know cf.haton u.« 39^, day *£
Junaneatj between the hours oi nia : o c ocVtn“*X
the morning and xevxn o’clock in the evc/mg^ |
public in t eci y of Rich ond, jv.* shai, p
t > tika the deposition of j hn F Pric;
the said city, to b,; re an in evidence in i
which i depending in the eu'^nur cou . i.
eery di ccrsd by kvw to be ho’dcu a tho
tol in me City of R chmo.i , wherein ■
Free, M»r.h» Buckne' i n ® s |C(„g# E i«a
beth Kin.?, Do othy King, Infant mid e» of
Mariha King, dic’d, b, fCli ha V ice i *j. n .«
friend, are Plain iffa> it,] y04 Dsvia Chisaoln*,
Execimr of the IVsfamtnt and iaet YVi l at
Walter Chish hn, i. Daf<a <ant,
SARAH PRICE,
Widow n Peter Pri«e.
MARTHA BUCKNER,
Widow <>t E <io. Buckuer.
TH 3MAS K NG.
WILLiA >1 DuVAL,
AJmV William Pr c , <1*? >d
JMr* ** interested ia th® *»;ti
-i,W) an<i A torucy to - Pi.is.
[4 t wj
Hors ley’* I r 622 1JJ ijm
Martin’s M F 1*20 140 1370
8 1 153 Ur 15 7
Lynchs JdQ 1I5 145()
D Jt 130 14Q?
Spring » I 433 uo l3i« f
RAP 48 143 144*2 /
140 156« /
W MJ 16121
234 140 1d67§
Sid 144 1450
*«2 144 1516
*1® 14. 16,10
330 149 1510
Thyfc^e described r-jurtee.i Hah» To®
baccaByeau ned n toe Puoi c Wire.
Houj^k LW0 >ear** aaJ w»‘ o« sola i>. tore
thedo^K^hg Court-Hou.e at Ueojico !» p
temli«r«Axt, [if not celled lor pieyioo*
thereioj aoHFding to iaw.
lVice 8t Underwood.
May 2Jth, 1810. gl
, JNotice.
By virtue of a Deed of trust from
Jacob P bar heart to me, which -as bcfft du j
recorded, I shall ar Carer.v lie on Thursday
the 7tu day of June next, sell to the hi* k« buf
t er tor cash, tne following poptri,, v*a. Qn»
tract of Lin l in Goocnla id eomajQiog one hun
died anu tnir'yacr. jj, mare or It s, adjo r
; the i^nd of Ka il Di&mukes, and <t
ltwo women, Hger and Ch
ty, .our Mi.ch aows, n« yok of Oxen
cart,four feataer bed , and ad ihs lious hod
ki chen furniture be, *ngi»;j * ■* lha ai l la o^
Sarhra^Hbne wagg n U g*g, it two h>r e»,
•o curl^Bol as will be sufficient to pay
dtbr in sailderd ot truit and the ex.
pen e« nHkf he carrying thetame into effect
1 nc s ue^^u above property as advertised to
h\ve taken place on ihe 12ch of May w&. uns
votdaol. postponed but the property wiilce.ta.n
ly be offered for sale agreeably to this no.i-e.
*1 h : Miller, Trustre.
Powhatan, May 23rd, 1M0 w 2 t.
Publi^VViio/TOn^
On this day {'yiXAoi.Uj at hr*
P**’ It o'clock, wifijjf'ni’ vely be to t|
1 h* h t^hr-t In ' *r~f /At prf^ w
HOUSES and OMR Ay^tlslbf O iOUMft,
fa y S'reei, at vsey o:cuw I by AlraJ*
f^'isrrirr, Th(yR"Min.l W| h .* divide] s
• m«'l 1.0*1, or in'-l/ %r,0 y r, 2
purch vrs. T r Jn i of I o e «
dred and i wen*\^ysys c**di?, the^ro ,a era ".v>
ing note* wi hJT[ proved en oisef*.
^Thomas Taylor, Auct.
Tuesday. M»e 29 by Id 10.
VtNn^fctin|r of the directors o, the
( That all shares >$■- j
j in*] ten s m said comp iny be Slid o» t»e”2/i h
I lay of the next non n, it tne Kag e T«y<is( m
line Mt/ of Ktcbmon*!
1 JS, Succor J, Ua.