Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1804-10-17 00:00:00, page 4

To l>'j let, on building >
i-eises.thrcc beautiful, airy and elevated situ*u- 1
o is lor ;Uc ’ii,* houses T » any gentleman in
xhe mercami'o line, or otlu r occupation, who
-wishes t pic a:\i agreeable residence tor his
4tiir.il}*, cu^er <>f these site* wonhlhc truly desira
ble. as tlvy arc contiguous to the scene ofaAive
bus nr , V the same time that they arc removed .
from th/fuistarvl battle of the town. Enquire at
this prntingofl’ce.
■>-« experienced,st ber and industrious CARD.
■MT.it will hear of an advantageous situation on
application as above. None of opposite charac
ter n-cd apply._tf April 23, 130k
Notice.The office of su
pervsfor of the revenue, for the diftriA of Virgi
nia, being difeentinued, and the unfinilhed buli
»ef* in the faid ollice transferred to me—the col" i
lector* ol the dircA tax & internal revenue, whofc
f accounts have not been finally adjulled and paid, I
are hereby informed, that they are now requeued
to ca’l at my nflice, in the city cf R’cnrao.id, wuh.
out delay and pay the balances 'hie to the United
State* — Anil tho«c wbofe lands hv»c been fold it
th.* i! n’>& of Virginia by auchorry of on nA of
Conirrefs of the United States u»r non-payment of 1
the DircA 'fax, may redeem fuch Uvds, by pay
ing to me w'tbin the time »i.nitcJ_, the principal^
coils and Je.> &» the law direA*.
As mo'1. *d *he a'.ovcmentioned lands were fold
in Dec. iSo*, the privilege of redemption will
coirinue until December ncitt.
The ii' niy icceived by me for the redemption
of the faid Un.ls will be returned to the purcha- j
fer, with interc'l at the rats of 15 per eent. per ■
an.ium on the porehafe money, to the day on
which it may he paid to me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. D.
June 0 7*h;r ido.j.
4439 Acres of valuable
I L A N D,
In the so'ith of Kentucky, the greater part mili*
for property in ttic3la'.e of Virginia.—Enquire of
the printer.
\ tfDec. SCth, 1903. |
1 IVe hnvr rvcru ,J a *mall aoduionnl su/i/dy vf i
MADEIRA WINE, j
Of a funsrtr t yt which we offer for file by the
hogHihcati anti quarrer tal’c.
GIBBON- St JEFFERSON. i
Ticlimon.t. *-th Inly, 1 3o.j. (t) )
L<>lc£>t*tcr '/;u i- 2 AC, 18U r. 1
■> SIR, |
1TELOW is a list or three hogsheads of TO. j
5 BACCO, which have lain in this Ware- J
hostf,:* upwards >f two years without being d&im- !
I ed, which she lav.- requires shall be advertised to
be sold 3* th-cxpira»iou of three months, at our
Courthouse. Fait fax county. You will please ad
vertise it arcouiingly.
I. G. No. 226 6 2 115 5 27, AptiEl, 1301.
> M. F. G. 3”‘i If 15 135 1000, June 13, 1801.
Do. 372 l.l .’ 122 9S6, June 13.1801,
COLM.TEfl &“ It AMFTON,
Inspcilors at Colchester.
^ 7<> f 'y Prinfrr for the Public. 3m
*1 he lull blottil.fl Eng;..* a SiaS'iuu, aiut most coni
| plete rui ’drg hh^f,c,
r i cKletonr
’'Vf.ls1 nd'he nex* reason, at
:rv stable in the upper end of
Chest rliel! count;.. five rrilcs
f. i Goode’s and Rev l’s
li/i* ges anil twelve from Gc
niio—The n-rms, hi., pi digrec !
' and performance will be made I'
, known before theseantn commences. !
»f THOMAS BRANCH. 1
k I AM INCLINED TO SELL,
The TRACT of LAND _
T Mvs on, lying in Hanover county, I t miles (
"*■ tiorn Richmond, ai.d about 5 from Hanover ;
Town and Newcastle. By suivey the trail con- , ,
tj"! two hti'dtedand twenty-seven acres. The 1 <
buildings rrC comfortable and in good repair; ! !
1 with r. good barn, stable, &c.; alargeandcxten-• ;
sivc garden of two acres of ground, well inclosed, ' ,
v-th siw 1 pailings, on a declivity of twenty j j
f perpendicular, laying weil to the sun. There ; |
i;, lot a raorf healthy spot bet ween th*- mountains ,
air»l the noa. This place ir. particularly rccom
thended as a retreat in the sickly season, cither
I from the lower country nr towns of the Mute.
'1 '**• sale will •n!:o place publicly at HanoveT j
Couithonsc, cr the fourth Wednesday in Oiloher i
next, being ihf first day of the court of the coun- 1
ty. In ca;e the land is sold, I would then sell *
the CFO.’J, i>T(JCR, &c. and perhaps soms *
VUG HOlIS. i 1
/ SAM’r,. RICHARDSON, Tr. !
.'1 September, IPO I t(j3 r
> Surry jockey Club. .;
\17 n.l. In- run for, over the course at Surry *
VV Courthouse, on Thursday rlic lint day ! v
of Motet-'*er next, THE SUKRY JOCKEY It
(M.UB RUM? V. of THREE HUNDRED Alfa !
J l.'••21' IYJIN. IFS, three mil • h«ats.—And on t
Triday, the RUP.SK < » the Proprietor of the
Course, of O '•/<; HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DO J.LARS, two rule heats.
All jrtrtdn* w" hing to start horses, ?<c. for the
htter purse, will ! e renuired to | 3y an entrance
o*' twenty dr Han, except members* of the Club,
and tom themi in entrance of eight dollars will i *
be exjredcd.— * he \v. ghts of the courM; are as \ 3
follows s j (
Aged Horses toO. r
f* Yeats OM J y). >,
4 Year* Old IIO.
4 Years Old bhj.
.1 Years Oil UP,.
k CIIAKEES I?. G.'tAVE.1?, Sttrntarj.
i mcctit.got •':» (hull will ,Hd •,* .\|r Da.
vi l l'-ke | t u'ern, on the evening preceding tne >
IrM day's face
Surry Csarchousf, It: Sept. 1304. tN*.
[•:.« .]•• • f- "awing ; -ibrn-e races (SaMrrday) c
w. l Ik- run inr over t|. — • course, a S\V!’.EI*. t
SI/i».Ml,rtbt e .'in.*, f ir > car old Col.-,, en
»r«m- »t.w doll- is, half forfeit, two mile hoars,
•nrryiag the'.re'glif • ef th- course, The $t,h> f
»a tinimt iiw srhK.li will ba kept epen until the -
rr.di. hefn-i?.
StuhW * a.id litter furnished race horses as
UVal. gr it:.. ^
D..*!.-) RRf'A'.,fjrnf>rirta*{>flbee/rurie, *
Surry co.- house, 1 • Si .,t. |8t, t. r
>•>>.'
■ la this city, on Sunday afternoon, a pair of , (
; Screw Piston, ]f
IVith ‘he orV* rv» tSf »i,l<r, They were dropped i !
Irom thi h Vetr <t \ sar'Jie on the main ‘Wert j i
vrjw ‘|.r bridge. i id mil': have Ser-i immediately J I
picked up . vw.e person. T . -,d. r shall |* „
Irh rally rewarded ort leaving them wiih tl»e >
t. ’
H i . . A l) Y M A U u. Y EN # \ *
tOr t*U mi tOi* ijfur*
* >
ro 7?s.vr, . i
"Till the 2rth May, 1305,
T II E TENEMENT,
Near Mr, M ythe’s, on Shock«>c Hill, lately oc
cupied by Mr, L. Birfoot —For further parti
culars apply to WILLIAM M'KIM.
_Richmond, Sept. 8tb, 18UL_ tf
Notice to Distillers.
WANTED, a MAN who under**
stands the Distilling Business in all its various
branches—for such a one great wages will be giv
en. For further particulars apply to the Editor
of this paper.
N. B. A Single man will be preferred, tf
FOR SALE,
A very likely Negro Man,
Who is an excellent Sawyer. Apply to
THOs. TAYLOR & CO. v. »t.
Sept. 3d, 180-L tf
Notice.
Tile. LOCKS near this place will be shut on
Monday tiie 2»th instant, and continue im
passible until a set of new Gates can be put up,
and the Locks repaired, which will require from
two to three weeks —Due n.nice w 11 be given of
the time they will probably open, after the work
commences.
ROBERT POLLARD.
Richmond, September 6, l!?0V.
Medilerranean Pafjports.
NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
deemed expedient to change the firm of the
M«*di'<rranean Passport issued io vcsjols of the
Hotted States : that from the eightb dav of Julv
next, those ot "he new form will be issued at the
custom houses to every vessel, for which applies,
tion may be made on a compliance wi'h the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering the farmer
passports ot which she may be possessed, if attv,
in which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a
greed upon by the Baihary powers, wi li whom
we are at peace, ei’her the old or the new form
of nassnort will l»t* nti..__ .
of tlu- United States, from capture until the i*t
nt July 1805, af er which the old form of pas part
will lie unavailable and the new one atone in use.
Department of State, 4
£>d of Mav, 180-1. 5
The printer: of the laws of the United States are
re'pr steii to insert the ahmte in their Gazettes twice
a weed ’or the space <f six months, and ibe Cnf/ec.
urns <>/ the Customs to deep copies oj it posted up
in then ojicei._ June l. 6:>
Family Flour.
A CONSTANT supply of FLOUR, of a su
pciior quality, ior lamily use, kept fur
sALE, by
GEORGE WATT. '
Richmond, 5th March, ISO*. ,f
Robert Greenhow,
Merchant in Williamsburg,
Nan just received, htj thr Commerce,
Cafit. Bower*) direct from Lon
don, a Kumr oy
Useful & fashionable Goods j
By the Brutus, Capt Bimce, who is daily exped- !
ed from Liverpool, his
JVoollens, Iron mongery,
Life, null be received.
Ml of which, being purchased with cash, from
he manufacturers themselves, will he found good
n their respe<9ive kinds; and as such oite.td on
is low terms as they can lie afforded, to his
riends and countrymen, whose orders will al*
vays meet with his wonted attention.
August 25th, 1804. 3m
I he subscribers agree to
un &SJVEEPS7 A K M S over the Pridesville i
bourse, in Amelia county, on Thursday the 8iliof >
Jovember next, with Colts and Filliei three-years
Id this spring, and no more, carrying on each
>f> lbs. entrance fifty dollars, half forfeit- 'The
inscription toc'oje the 25th day of October next*
fhe colts and fillies to be accurately described at *
he time of entering. To run one mile beats. i
-iitrance to be made by personal application, or
stterdireAcd to the subscriber, living at Prides,
ille. 'i hree colts already entered.
JAMES TOWNES, Jr.
Amelia, 10th Sept 1804. tf
FI IF delinquent Share-;
ioldcrs in the MANCHESTER TURNPIKE ■
10UP.ANY, are hercliy notified, that all shares f
ipon which a requisition shall be due on the third
■ riday in October next, will on that day, be sold
s the law direfa, at Zech : Brooks’s Tavern, in j
hr town of Manchester, between the hours of
0 and 4 o’clock, It is requested that those wh« !
say have purchased shares from the origins! sub- i
criu..rr, wucrc irunsters nave noi been made, do !
lotify the Treasurer of the number of shares so I
k»1J< n, and the persons from whom they may I
iave puichased the same, on or before the 3d
riday in OAobvr, otherwise they will be sold on
hat day, in the name, and for the benefit of the
riginal subscribers.
JAM F.S II HANDER, CUrh IT Twiner.
10th Sept. 1804. tSdfo
A Black Woman,
Ictween for*y and fifty years of age, wanting to
ttend to mailing bed# and cleaning rooms.—
)ne who can come well recommended for indus.
ry, sobriety anil honesty, shall receive very high
/ages. For terms apply to the printer hereof.
24th September, 1301.
Notice.
A I'T- persons indebted to the estate of John
C Dawson, dec. of Amherst county, by bond,
me# or otherwise, arc requested to corne forward
nmedi^ety and discharge the same—And those
a- ing claims against the estate, are also request,
d to bring them forward legally authenticated,
hat they may be discharged.
JOHN S. DAWSON, Ariminictrator
ef John Dawson, dec.
' • 10, 1P04.
t aliaferro & Dickenson,
Offer for So/r on very lorj terms,
intigua Hum by the H>!; Tenerifle Wine by
.e I .pr 1 Sherry hy the qr. Cask » Loaf a,„|
rown Sugar lw the Hhd or Barrel; best green
> dec by the Bag f Imp. rial, Young tfysn»i and
l)smi Ft a by the Chest; Molasrws by the Hhd ; !
rthrn and Glas, Ware by the Crate; Liver- 1
ool Salt by the Sard* ; Cotton Cards by th
'r s •*<TI’' r» fru 'tr and Pimento by the'll t!T ; 1
trapping p'per by the Hearn ; Mtfstnrd bv the !
) zi India MnJins by the l*ke€ or Bale. Also,'
■n Tons Bsr-Irott.
Richmond, Wh 'cptember, |bh.|;.
.'uoLitnjt »./ XfttCT Baber
Fst talc mi -bit ~ Jj\c.
Stpicnibc r liext>
:cvm Lt »'os e, to the bijb
OF LAND,
I Containing about 425 ac*x «, lying partly in Kcw
Kent and partly in James City county, on each
side of Diaacum creek, and extending below the
bridge, whereon Lewis A. Pauly, erq. fountrly
I resided.—The dwelling lions* thereon is a large,
new and commodious one; the store house, gia*
nary and various other houses re all in good or
der. The quality of the so?, is such as is usually
found on Chickahominy, and both a tavern and
store, it is believed, may be kept there to advan*
tage. This valuable property is to be sold at the
request of John L. Dormoy.csq. under a deed of
trust made to the undersigned by Lewis A. Pan*
ly, to secure the payment of £ 500 with in
terest to the said Dormoy—the deed is recoided
in the General Court. In the same deed a moiety
ot a LOT in Richmond is mentioned belonging
to Mrs Pauly, but as she did not execute the
1 deed, that will not be offered, for sale, and should
1 she virvive her husband, she will be entitled to a
dower in the said tracl of land, whereof It was
deemed necessary to apprize those who might he
induced to purchase. The* sale will take place at
one o’clock, or thereabout.
CHAMPION TRAVIS.
i ... JAMES SEMPLE.
Williamsbtrrg, Aug: 6, 1804.
_ Tbe cafe of me above pi < pern is POSTPONED
.;// tiv 7U< N Tauber next, trben it vriil take place
at Diatcuiii bri 'je. J. Semple, C. Travis.
September "5, IL’04*.
! Noi ice is hereby given.
That on the 17th day of November next, will he
sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the prem -es,
I One certain tra&of Land,
f*>'nS 111 die u.q cr end of Goochland county, on
the branches ot the llirdcreek,adjoining the lands
of SamueJ Gist, David Uoss, Daniel Slayton and
otlrtrs. i his land is good for grain, and rreat
parr will bring tooacco. It will be sold by a
power of attorney, tlie land being under a mort
gage to m» from Thomas Dickerson of Henry
county. V nnever supposes tht-y have claim on
the a!i ve land, uust come forward and make it
known on the dsv of sale
. 2m_THOMAS HF.^PERSON.
"Hi ibSOLV by the Resident
-*■ 'S :'n,‘ Diieilors ol the Iia vk of Virgi via,
1 ha* the fomt ol the power for voting by proxy,
at any elections, he—
Klow all men by thfse fresents, That
©1 do hereby appoint
to be substitute and proxy, for and in
na y e and b half to vote at any ele<°; »n of a di
re ftor, or uirtifWs of the Bank of Virginia, as
jiiUly as might or could, or were per
ilOnaily present. In witness whereof, have
hereunto set hand and seal, this t]av
°f in the year
Scaled and delivered )
in the presence of 3
That the form of the power for voting by
proxy, respefting the enafting.rtpealingor amend
ing bye laws, ordinances and regulations, be—
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
ot do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy, to represent at all meet
ings of the stockholders of the Bank of Vhv nia,
anti in name and behalf to vote respetung
the enafling, repealing or amending such bye-laws’,
ordinances or regulations as may be deemed ne
cessary and convenient for the government of said
bank. In witness whereof have hereunto
set hand and seal, this day of
in the year
Sealed and delivered 7
in the presence of 3
That the form of the power for selling, as
aigning and transferhig bank stock, be_
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
of do hereby constitute and ap
point of true and lawful attorney
ior and in name and behalf to sell, assign
and transfer unto any person or persons, the whole
or any part of share unto belonging
in the capital or joint stock of the resident, Di.
r<-*1ors and Company of the Bank of Virginia, and
t< ei.rat purpose to make an-l execute all necessa
»y a.’j of assignment and transfer, and further
more one or more persons under to substi
tute, v. uh litie full power. In witness whereof
have hereunto set hand and seal,
this day of in the year
Sealed and delivered 7
in the presence of % 4ur
Signed, r
_BROCKEN BROUGH, Cathier.
Hay-Market Garden.
K TOW in a high state of accommodation for
.W V A.v/A/ri UN AIK NTS, being provided 1
with excellent Musicians and a Fire Worker of
great celebrity, ^yll be prepared to amuse visitors
during the races, wiih CONCERTS, BALLS.
11RE-WORKS & ILLUMINATIONS, in the
most splendid style—I'hc musical arrangement
dtrefled by monsieur Folly, and the Fire Works
and Illuminations prepared and exhibited by mon
Aubin, a pupil of mr Jossvlyn, professor
of l ire W ork ar the Tivoli Gardens in Paris, late
ly from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
September 28tli, 1804.
eonsJTTe,
At Louisa Courthouse, on the first Wednesday
in December next, one hundred anti eighty-two
"V aluable Slaves,
Consisting of men. women, boys and girls, be
longing to the estate of Christopher Smith, de
ceased, among them is a valuable TANNER, re
gularly bred to the business. The subscriber has
refused to sell any of them privately and they
will certainly be offered at public sale at the time
aoove mentioned. A credit till the 10th of Fe
bruary 1306, will be given,on »he purchasers giving
bond* with approved security, to carry interest :
from the date* but if the principal is punctually !
paid, the interest will be remitted. <
CHARLES SMITH,
ACiing Executor of Christopher Smith, dec
OCIober 1,1804. ids ’
Seventy Negroes
FOR SALE*—Enquire of ihc Printer.
October 1, 1804, ,f
Notice.
THE Copartnership of CL A l BOURNE
BARK S U A J. E CT SON, was by mi.
unl consent, m the fir ;t day of October last dis
solvcit. All those who have cltims against said
ronc-m, as well as tb**r who arc owing them,
Wi.i *pp!y to Grief ai.d Claihoornc- Bark-dale jr
:'\hrr m receive or pay. as the ease miv he,’by
whom the business will in future I* carried m.
Vint bourne Barksdale.
... „ Grief Barksdale.
_ 15th September, 1804.
b L A N K n O N D $
for Sale at thw Oftiec,
Tull bred Horses for sale.
TH E subs, riber being very successful for seve
ral \ ears past inbreeding hors*s from the bent
English turf stock, has now for .tale, about tw.n
ty of unexceptionable blc.*l; consisting of brood
man s, coits and iiilics, from four to one year '>lil;
among them are three very tine imported marcs,
and covered by Dragon Sc S lining the last season.
Warranted pedigrees of them mi will I- ■ she an ;
they aie very healthy anil in tine condition, and
well worth the attention of any gen.ieman, who 1
wishes to get the best blood. If they are not s. Id j
<*•' private sale, they will i« set up to the highest !
bidder, at the Bowling Green, on the second Tues
day in November next; one third of the money
will be expended on the day of sale, one otner third I
' in six months after and the remainder in twelve I
j months. Bond and approved security will be ex i
J ptcied Tiie subscdlnr lias also three very fine !
i Euglish Stallions, to Ik* so,d a* the same time and
I on .he same terms, among them the famous horses
■ Dragon and Archduke.
JO IIA* HOOMES.
Bowling-Green, Sept. 15»h, 1804. tds
TilE SUB.SCKJBLK HAS
Opened a Broker's Office,
In one of the apartments above Mr. Burr's 1
Store. All business confided to him will be trans
acted with strict fidelity.
THOM. jVORFELL.
Richmond, Oflobcr 1. 1804. r.
Valuable property jor sale.
ON Thursday the 1.3th of December next, will
he solu at public ati&ion, on the premises,
the PJ.ANT'ATLON whereon I now live, contain
ing ahou> onc Ti.ouSANn acres, together with
* -1 N&GHOES, all the Stock, 1‘iantati*
on C u mils LF Household Furniture. The terms of
payment for the J.and, will he one third cash,
and the balance in two yearly instalments, for the
payment of which, a deed of trust on the pro.
persy will be required. On all the other articles,
a credit of twelve months will be given, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security, to
hear interest from the date if not punaualiy paid.
t.. 10 Mtuaien on me main r
»oad irom New Canton to Richmond, two miles
I rom the former place and die Fame distance from
James river; it is at present under good fences,
is well watered and timbered, has an excellent
dwelling house, with kitchen, smoke house, kc. !
ac. ail hi rood repair,and is generally allowed to
be, in point of fertility, not interior to any plan- '
j tation in the neighbourhood.-On the same !
day will he sold, on the premises, on a credit c.f
twelve months, two well improved LOTS in the1
•town of New Canton,Ode ot which is now leased !
tor seven years, at fony-five pounds per annum, i
For this property bond and approved security
(hearing interest from the date if not pun£hialty i
paid) w.ll he required. For father particular*
enquire of Mr George Watt, Richmond, or Mr.
James Ifea m New Canton.
non£i?r hill. ;
RncainghAm county ,20th Sept. 1304 tf I
a uvi-: u finiMKArr. 1 * ♦
To be sold on the 3d day of November next, on
t te pieo i es, on 12 monti s credit.
The Glebe Land,
Lyingin Hanovc. toon»v, St. Martin's Parish,!
supposed to In 320 ac.es or thereabouts; but
more fully to -sctnas.i the true quantity, it will be I
surveyed to the purchaser. This is a mos: dcsi i
rable situation, as also a very healthv one—the
improvements on the land nr< * nsonably good—
possession to be had the drst day of January, 1805,
the purchaser giving bond with good an.i Buffici
ent security, on the day of sac, payable to the O
verseers of the Poor.
The Overseen of the Poarf.r Hanover County.
Hanover county, 1st Oft 1804. tris
Notice.
the partnership 07
FARRAR and LACKLAND,
TS this day desolvcd by mnitial consent_All
those indebted to the concern will plcace m’k<
immediate payment, and all those that have claim'
against the said concern, will please to exhibit
them. 1 he books and papers arc nut into the
hands of John Lackland for adjustment; m-d he
is duly authorised to settle all claims due to and
from the concern.
THOMAS FARRAR.
' . , JOHN LACKLAND.
Cairn, 20tb September, 1804. y,w«
The subscriber intends carrying on the bc- r.ess
m the house lately occupied by Farrar and Lack
land, and takes tins method of informing his
-“wram tr.at ne intends to keen a
good r
SUPPLY OF GOODS,
suitable to the the season.
___JOHN LACKLAND.
„ , lVlLJL SOLD,
At Charlotte November Court, on a credit of
twelve months, that capital Stallion.
SANS- CU LOTTES
AVith several Brood Mares,
Colts and Fillies of the best
blood—several of the mares in
foal to Dragon. If not sold
at the above time and place,
they will be offered foi sale at
Halifax November Court, (the
4th Monday in the month.)
_Sept. 24, 1804. Jp,
LIME & PLANKT
A CARGO of Stone Lime, in excellent or
der, is now Itnding from the. schooner Fair Tra
der ; Also a quantity of Inch Flank—to
_ , S. PAINE.
Oflober 8, 1804. 3,
Committed to the jail \of1
A:bcmarle county, a Negro Man who says he i
belongs to Mrs H agiand in the county of Louisa, !
near the Green Springs, and that hr was hired
out to a Mr. Miller at th** Iron Works over the
Blue Ride. The owner is requested to prove pro
pent, pay charges and take him away, or he will
be deart with as the law direfts.
. 3m T1IO*. WILLS, J„n.
July 28, 1804. Jailor Allemarlr county.
Dodlor Wj| son,
HAS taken (aja temporary residence) th
house lately occupied by Dofl. Adams, op
posite the Bell.Tavern, and intends to rotr.hin.
the A pothecaries business with the prance of
Physic, lie is now opening a part, .ml exrv TV,
by the next arrivals from Philadelphia, a fresh
and very general assortment ot
MEDICINES,
And other articles in the Apothecaries Vine, which
wi'lbe. soldo* the lowest terms. Orders from the
coiiniry Wee p< s, &c. will ra «fnily attended to.
Richer nd. 25-It Ijg<>f. wf.m
a hi.At Aston ri- am or ~
Morocco Pocket Books
Jt| u»t received awl for sale at this OLcu
hi Hanover Courtly Court*
July JO thy IKOn.
John Clopton, administrator oi'-\
William Clopton,deceased, pit. i
Ji<an.it s. In Chttneery.
James Hlackwell, William Macon 1
and John Swsnn, delis j
~I HE defendant Jt'roe* Biackwed, not having
-5- entetvd his appeamnte and given security
according to the afl of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
ol the Court tint he is not an inhabitant of this
country: On the motion ot the plaintiff by his
counsel. It it ordered, that the said difeudaiit,
James Blackwell, do Appear here on the fourth
WeJr.esua) m October next, and answer the bill
ot me plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published in some public newspaper of
the city ol Richmond for two months succes
sively ; and that another copy bv posted at the
tront door ot the courthouse of this county.
A copy—Teste,
_THO : POLE Alin* t>. c. it. c.
VlKCilNlA:
At a Cour t held for Hali
fax comfy, the-31*? Any of jlfcy, 18C4.
Mary vValdtti e: ecutrixef Sarovept
W a d it, deceased, plaintiff.
Agtutut
Samuel Clay, executor of Richard r
Jones, deceased, who was esc- C/. nnctrm
cutor of Thomas lit skint*, dr rca- j
5^1, John Blanks and Jesse •
Hord, defendants _J
"PHE defendant Famuel Clay, not having cn*
± tered his appearance and given svcmiiy a
grccahle to the a& of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfali in of
the coutt that hc is not an inhabitant ofthis r.tj;c:
On the motmn of the plaintifi by her counsrl. It
is ordered, that the said defendant d<» aopear
here on the fourth Monday in November next,
and answer the plaintifi’s bill; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some nev! C..;4.
per of the city of Richmond tor two months suc
cessiveiy, and posted at the trout door ol the
courthouse of th'.sccunty,
A copy—Teste,
_JOHN BARKSDAL^. n c ,t. c.
Orange County Court, Au
gust 28 thy 1804. >.
Peter Lorn, compit. \
Against (
George Dundnre, Andrew y In Chancery.
Griner and James L;m- k
drum, defis. )
•pME defendant George lliindorc hot having en
tered his appearance ami g von srcutiiv ac
cording to the ret ot assembly and the rules of
this court, and it apjntartng to the satisfaction of
the court that he isnoran inhabitant of this state?
On ,he motion of the complainant, it ts entered,
that the said uofcn lant George Diiiidore, appear
hereon the fcaitn Monday in December next
and answer the hill of the complainant; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith insetted in some
newspaper published in the city of lit- hmond
for two menilis snccesMVcly, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county.
A Copy—Teste,
__ REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, C!k.
Orange County Court, Au
gust 281/C < B04.
Peter Lora, corrpJt.'J
Against j *
George DuntTore, anti Margaret ! 3
Miller, Cdty Miller, and John Mil- ( ?
lu, Uirs of Henry Miller, dec. I i
a r . defu.J ?
fynz defendants not having entered their r.p
p* arunce and given security according to the
aft ot assembly and tb>* rules of this ccnrt, anti it
appearing tothe satisfaction of the court that they
,ttr not ii habitants of this state; Gn the motion
of the complainant. I; is on'em/, that they, the
said defendants, appear heie on the fourth Mon
day in December next, and answer the hill
cf the complainant; and that a cony of this
order be iorthvvith inserted in some newspaper
published in the nry of Richmond, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door of tins
cuuithouse of this county.
A Copy—1 este,
__REYNOLDS CHAPMAN. C!k.
Robert Gordon & Co,
H.ivc received by the Juliana from Madeira, and
ofl'cr for vale. 50 Pipes
SELECTED OLD WINE,
\4 hich they assure tht ir friends proves to be ex
cellent. i hey have alsor. few nines, hoarhead*
and quarter casks DPT LISbON and /'OUT
INF, imported by themselves, diicft from Lis
bon and Oporto,
They have received by the Charles and Ed
ward from London,
Part of their Fail Goods,
And daily expect from Liverpool and Glasgow,
an extensive assortment of nearly every article
usually imported.
_W'b Sipt- 1304. _rp'hvfcro.'lw
HART and oVOTllG ATE, ~
(trorrrn avrf Commiaxion ATerchanta,
In the store lately occupied by Mr Jinvi.ro*
opposite Mr /'.earmat' Printir"-Office
main s t her t, rich 1m o n *d,
T) Eserc i rvr.t.v inj m their fttends and tin
Pu‘>Ut, that they bare laid in a general assort
tment oj Ghocrri pS and T.tnious,./the first to.
Hues, who h they tv e setting very /major realty mo
ney nr produce at cash p< ices.
Ah i, Qtitrn's Ware, P rent Sb, t, Cur'"r 'rr
Indigo, &c. (jTc and Kan ’s Philadelphia ismt/edl
j" ter’ it which the y bare a constant supply, t.y the
dozen or smgit battle
^ l'ry have for sale, on Commission, Cu r
N a 11.9 (tram 3d fa 20y by the cas-o wall mtan.
rrttfs/ also, a cprantity nj Soai. Leannt.K, far
Cash, or to /r harmed for Wheat, ar.tl cs
(sate of Coj.or. v r. M i i.i.s , owes, 3 jeet 11 in.
August H, U;,';4. J
Notice.
TXrtt.t.be Sold,3* Public Auflicn, Pn Tq,.rr,t,y
the 25th of C)fl< hr r next, at the dv • li ng
bouse of the late Mayo Carrington, deceased, in
fhe county cf Cumberland—all the
Perishable person d Estate
Of the said decedent, existing of Horn, bold
sort Kitchen Furniture, Stocks 0f Horse*. Cattle.
Sheep and Hogs, C>m, Fodder and I'lantat on
Utensils I also a Conr.hee and Harness nearly
reward in f,o.,d order. Twelve months oC-bt
wi , be a lowed on a!) sur % of irn dollars and up.
ward*, rm bon-l with a; proved recuiity Jo carry
interest from the date if no, r,.„tf,MaU) paid, being
}iv< n. • * r >
All persn-.-s having <lain s or-almt dm#.**..nf
VJayo Carrington, .her*,rd, r re m
nike the m known to ll.c subscribers ttskl.ng in
J-'til'd rtf Corning fen,? . ,
JJ.tl .Adnrnn, C - R* > *•
Sej.tcxb\r 4th, 1304, J