Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-19 00:00:00, page 4

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/KOM THE NATIONAL INTEL.
LIGENCER.
STATE OF AGRICULTURAL,
AND
MANUFACTURING IMPROVE
MENTS, TO THE NORTH
IN a letter lately u-ceived by Mr Cus.
t»s, f-otn Chancellor Livingston Of New.
Yo k, are the foil living particulars, relu.
tiv« to the prosperity of Agriculture and
Manuf**lures in that, anil the neighbor*
ing sia cs.
S'>«ek'ng of the policy of manufactures,
the Chancellor observes—*• U hasgener.?
ally be^ii though’, that we u*e tf»ot tip
for 'ma-u‘aClir e», that lalior is too dear, ^
Stc. T his is, however by no means :lv«
case, at least in the Northern Sialea—Our
deficiences d > not arise from either ol the v
ci*cntn«vaBce*, but from an ill grounded
prejudice, in favor of foreign productions,
and from the carelessness and indiscre'ion
of ihe labors uf the husbandman. We
have till lately supposed, that nothing
e uldbe so well made at home as abroad.
[Here the writer mentions an instabceof
an article ot murh utility being made in
—j Luf of Ns* ant* although of
ucknu -vledged excellence, could not be
' sold, until the London matk was put upon
it, which caused an immei)j&tc and most
Vapid sale.] The agriculture of (he coun.
•try has not yet been pursued, wbhuview
to manufactures, hule attention has been
_ ' paid to the iraptovement of our wool yet
such as ii is, every pound of it is worked
up, and were ten times the quantity rais
ed, it would "bensed. The same may be
»r.itl of (lax and hemp, nor do I know a
S'ogle article, susceptible ol manufa&ures
raised in the Northern states, that is not
manufactured at home. Leather, Iron,
li mp. Flax, Wool, are &U consumed at
home—Let us Hot then complain of a want
nf n, inufaCtnrfcS. hut of attention in the
fa men's, «d sup »ly (hem with materials to
woik anon. To the ur teles mentioned I
might h*ve added ha is of castor, woo! and
chip, paper, glaas, c >aches, scythes axes,
hollow wure, and every implement of iron,
other than fine cutlery—happtiy cur pre
judices are wearing*" away, we b gin to
find that our own manufactures wear'bet
ter 'han those im .or , an American
hat, ot coat- will'ouiwe.ar iwo'-English. opes.
Our m&nufafcirircrs yet in their infancy
have not learned to piachce tho*e frauds
which set a false gloss upon their wares.
The introduEUon of Marino Wool, or ra.
* lher a small dash f it, in their flecks has
convinced rhe burner, that soft, warm,
'• sul^tantial cioths cun be made at home,
andVthis ^jnviOion has i believe nearly
dbnt>lt-d tjte number of sheep In this slate,
with-it 'bjf hist four years. There are now,
I tbiTitc. as many carding as grist mills ip
(he state, and several manufactures both
of woollen and col on, upon an enlar
ged scale, are setting up. A fu'ler was
here a few days since and told me that he
then had -600 pieces ol cloth in bis mill,!
ye- tr» a circle of four ui-Ies, taking his
in il for the cev-tre, were embraced Eve
othev fulling mil)*, all of whiefi were as
fullv occupied. You will be surprised,
when 1 assure you. that on the little es
tate which I possess here, (the town of
t lerm-vpO which contains about ejghty
farms, t^re are at least fifty loom», and
almost <*cr y ta.nilf has a woman weaver.
II >s true, (hat ihe^e korat and these wea
ve's are only occasionally employed in
working vip 'lie flax and wool which the
fa-m ibrnithes for family use, but rt
cannot be doub cd, ih. t if una'.eital* could
be affordrd thev would be fully occupied
Eve!*)* b dy in f.his. and ihe neighboring |
h“y- > are 'mnroying and encreastng their !
flcr.ir, *. i>o pric- is thought too high for j
a fine sheep —l have one, for which 1
. ...l- .... i. . u i ..tr....,
8 12-00. Ws U this spirit among the far.
ruer* and ihe superfluous capital which
what me C'molonly called unfortunate
encurr.stnticc*, but in ray opinion ha hap.
picst, have wiiidrawn from commerce,
I have no d^ub'., that our manufacture*
are in such a state of progrttsioji ,4hai
nei'her war nor peace wilt be able to atop
their course*”
Digressing for a *bori time from the
sibjedlof manuLc ure>, His dim in go shed
patriot i»nd agiicultuialist proceeds to
8|M-ak of his Improvements in sheep brei d
ing and observes, M My sheep improve
extremely, and 1 have no doubt, that 1
shut! rival Kambaudlet in a lew years
i sold a 1.2 bred Rsm two years since
that wb* weighed the other day—His live
wnght !90|b'*.—[ yesterday Hilled a 1.3
bred We drier from grass having not ea en
either g'ain or hajT, though the host and
sni w in November bad dim i»i*he<l ins fa . |
His weigh- a tve 157 lbs. dearl 79 1.2, the
carcase, lOlb of tail w besides the kidneys
ai d 4 buf wool And iheie weie mar y
o'lirr equally fine, in ihe flock, though
ray wediler fli ck consist* of thore o l>
which I do rot consider as fine enough to
sell l,t stock rims." The cha> cello;
here states, his in cnlicn of sending to
Arlington, a ram nf his farftons slo k pre
vious »o the ensuing sheep theerirg, anik
we n.uch rejoice <hat so valued an animal
will become an appendage to that patriotic ;
instiiu <on.
Mr Co Vis having enquired whe her fhr !
plar> issued sclfne time since .n bis pi o,
ptfl us, for devoting the sale of the ira i
pif.vr-tl stork tohtotmleni purposes, could
nnK be catrird into cIT c\ northwardly, re
eeivknlhe ing answer, so gia i!y.n,;
to every man of feeling, and so praisewra*
thy to the country from whence it comes.
Wc read » follows»—*♦ None of the u,
sw tj vrh<h you purpose to apply tf»e \
money, is on object here—except io the j
cities, there are no poor among us that |
w juld go to »f ee school, every neigh*
buhood has a school, maintained by the
inhabitants, in addition to which, one
school in every town or so, receives an
additional stipend from the state, which
•appropriates a -considerable fund to this
olijc&.'’ Can lb s be said ofourjsquthcrn
country, or ra her what cannot' be said to
the canrary? Must there not be * great
van*, of morality and giod order in every
society which wants the b n fit of educa
tiou. I< is a melancholy fa€t, that many
men here become fathers of families, and
grow eld in the ignorance of their youth.
U a battalion of militia were paraded in j
the southern country, how lew wouid
be f rand possessed of the most common
rudimenis of education, and how much
fewer-capable of teaching ohers. Warm*
ly shall we hail the introduction of manu.
fH$ture3, if they shall contribute to the
industry and means oflcnowledge, both
so wanting among us, and happy will be
the efTrdls of that system of dumr.-siic
policy, which g ves a due -employment
to a!l ages, and prepares by a moderate
eser<ion of tbe body,the most useful and
pleasing food for the mind.
Mr Livingston accords with the propri.
etoraf Smith's Island, in the idea of stock,
ing that valuable properly with Merino’s,
and declares his previous tefle€Uo.is on that
subject in the fallowing words “ I have
often thought of the advantage that might
be derived from the conversion of your
Smith’s Island stock imo Merino's. This.
1 think, would be advantageous in a dou
ble view, first in the improvement of the
wool, and next in obtaining a race of
sheep, that would retain their wool, so
as to render it unnecessary to shear them
more than once a year. The shearing
tw.ee a year is*, 1 presume, fou ided upon
the sheep's falling ©fT in winter by a di
minution of their pasture, and from tint
cuiuaidiiub iu«ni^ men w •* ui u11.
Uss Hits is (he case, the autumnal shear
iog must be a great injury to the sheep
as u exposes them almost naked to the
rain and cold of w.n er, besides that wool,
pretnalurdly shorn, is inferior in the
strength otils staple, to that which has
its foil growth.
But as the Merino wool is perennial, (If
I may use the expression) it would not fall
o f, upon a change in the diet or habit of
the sheap.” The Chancellor concludes th is
part of his valued communication, with
the truly noble offer of 10 or 12 1.2 bred
merinos from his own stock, for the estab
lishment cn Smith's Island, which generos
ity will certainly not be accepted, unless
the citizens of Virginia will give to the
proprietor more ample assurances, for the
promotion of his future views, than be has
received eupportio his past labors for their
service.
Mr Livingston closes his long, most in.
tcresting and instructive coaimnnication,
by statin* hie pleasure, on receiving a,
sample of*Arlington cloth, made from cot
ton, and,the shreds of old eiik garments,
umbrellas, gloves, 8cc. and part of a piece
intended for Gen. Pinckney of i&outh Car.
olioa. ' He considers the cloth, as well wo.
ven and Durable, and the idea of conver
ting articles hitherto esteemed as past ser
vice, to an useful purpose, as one likely
to produce'much benefit in Do-n vatic econ
omy.
SUt January, 1810
VIRGINIA *7
In Halifax County Court, In Chancery, 25th
Dec. 1309,
\ Between
Alexander ■anningham PI iff,
\ and |
)essc Carll^ Matthew Cabaness, E
ccutor of Tbeodo. ick Carter, dec* and
fly Carter, relief of »%id decedent.
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VIRGINIA :
In Halifax County Court, In Chancery,
25th L)*t. 1809.
Between
Edward T rrell> Ptftt
and /
NathanHenJerstwi, William Moore,
Charlci Harris William Henderson,
Jacob Furguson, John Henry,
ward H-ndefton, Jamas Henderi
Pnof be Combs Si Frederick FeW
The defendant, Nathan 't
having entered h.» appoaranct
security according to the act of
and tls*. Rules of this Court,and
ing to the tatiafaction of the Cosirt, that
he is not an inhabitant of thia Common
wealth ; On motion of the Plaintiff by his
comm |, it is ordered,, that the said fast
mentioned defendant, do appear hers on
the fourth Monday in March next, and
answer the hill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in one of tb'F' news papers published in the
city of Richmond for eight weeks sneers,
siveiy, and posted at (he front door of the
Courthouse if the said County.
A c^pf—test,
SAMIJFJU WILLIAMS, o,c. h. c.
_ ("8;.)
Wnoted for the [>r -^tet \r uj»
A FEM ALE HOUSE AmvSkT.
ONE who is a good Wmstress^IRkiId
be preferred. Siv must come well
recommended for honesty, kc. Enquire
j of the prx’.#r. tf
#o* sjLt itr y/fjt orritt
a PKW RAWDS-lMK COPlR-6 o»
GIBBON’
DECLINE dr F
OF THE
ROMAN EMP.
I*o which it added, (in this edition only)
TBK VERV INTERESTING
LIF<E of the AUTHOR,
written by Himself,
Eight Vols, Large Octavo, Price 22 DoL
.v, ' bus
—•—. ■. »t>— — .—
JOSEPH 8t GKOFOE MARX^ffer fer ule
on board .(be achaoRtf Feronia, 600 SAAKS
SALT Twitted Sa ks and well fired. ^Khcy
‘are in dairy expectation of receiving JevejAlJgoa.
land bushels LIVER POOL GROWDTeLT,
whLh will be dispose! of on rcaaonable terms:
Richmond.2d December, 18j9. if
TH E Subscriber wisnes to employ
TWO good Workmen,in the Wheel
wright business, to whom good *Wy;yN«iU
be given s the wo'kmen may nemi ft/rty
to work by the piec<?_- Also tj^ApftX a.
llces are wanted to the Wheelwright bu
siness*
A. Quarrier*
Richmond, 8tti Oct. 1809. ftf
in j *- i
NEW MEDICINE STORE.
t>HE Subscribers have recently taken a a*>ore(
* near the Market Bridge opposite Messrs.
White an! Shelton’s, whSra they offer for tale
a very general asaertment of JtRVGS fcs* ME
DICINES f a few of which are enumerated.
ri*
Gum Aloes
-- Ammon
—_ Ana Foeridx
— Arabic
Guaixc
- Gamboge
Myrth /
-4- Opium
-Copal
—— Shell Lae
— Tragacanth
Aqua Fort is
Amutto
Aprow-Root
Camphor
Cowhage
Red and Pale Kart
Cream Tartar
Chamomile Flower*
Magnissia
Jalap
ipecac
Calomel
Tart Ernst1
Essence Gurgamot
i . Lemoa
— Spruce.
Cloves
Nutmegs
Mace
Cxuia, Ac. tec. Ac.
% r
. JIU OL/
A general assortment of PAINTS & TJl'ING
DRUGS—all of which will be *o'jl as low as at
tny other store in. this city. Medical practiiian.
ers and gentlemen who ate in the habit of Selling
medicine in the country, will do’well to call.
VAIL & ROGERS.
Richmond, 29th Aog. 1809.
A BANK Nt>TB of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, was tsken from a black boy
who called himself James Smith, ^jaysJM^pund
it in the street —N M.thinking it the
boy keep it, 1 detain’d it for the ^^ypjr>wncr.
who may have it, on giving sWsfacJory cvi.
der.ee of his or their right to it and paying the
expense of this advertisement.
John McDonald.
Richmond, March 10th, 1809. tf
* NOTICE.
■VTECBSSITY compels me to make for*
■kN Iher.application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A_
cademy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
first anti second class and voluntary sub.
seriptioi>% and all such are hereby request
rnnke payment to the subscriber to
e,the builditig committee to pay aii av»
i for work done, and t£> procure
rials this winter -in oi tier Jodflrocccd
illlC iVWIA V .iy' 1 11,0
nioo of our rising progeny,1nvlfth oma
i and uttaeiics them to republican prin.
b and give* a spring to liberty and in*
ddente. 1 have undertaken the Collcc*
y agreement with John Urockenbrough
Villiam W. Heniqg, Esqrs. the other
>er*of. the committee appointed by a
l of trustees. As the building of the
emy Uaa progressed considerably, I
r myself there will be but little iron,
i ob aining the money for the purpose
. 01 carrying into effect so laudable an insti*
tu ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
December Pth, 1809, tf
One Thousand Pounds
WANTED, a ~
J TOR theimerestot wm-.h, a plrttailwiof#i>0
k acres of valuabieland willbejfi'Agunythe
I noncy isrofunded. Neady «06*Eraftrerie#low
| pounds, now in coltivadon, lying ft naftable
[ water, toe improvement* new ana very good, in
* healthy and desirable country. Kaquue.of the
Printer.
September By IHU^. tf
R E M O V A E.
rPH7. tubfriber has removed near the lUson,
* ah»re lie t •'Uinoes to keep a house of
Private Entertai
flo bad aho f>r i*»*•, a general asj I
,;rijCM< i P.T • Like-vi^c sells t
country produce on commission.
HEZEKIAH 1'URYEaR.
RHm'ti'i, May 17th, 1809. tf.
N. B. The highest price gifen for wheat.
H. P.
J U ,r R K C E l\ K |>;
A general assortment of
Dutch Bolting Cloths.
of superior quality, /
*«»<>> / r%/
2 Piano Fortes.
J. D.tRMSDATT
Richmond, K v 21,1809.
Patent Medicine.
Steer’s Chemical Opo
deldoc
Bateman's Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington’s Balsam oF
Life
Dr. Rawson's Cclebra.
ted Itch or Beautify
ing Ointment
Do. do. Genuine
Anti bilious and Sto.
mach'tc Bitters
Do. do. Worm
Powders _
Wheaton^Jt«|)int.
Dottor Tannine
Windham Billions
Pills
' Anderson’s tie.
1 Hooper's do.
Dr Thomson’s Arum*.
tic Tooth Paste
t Do. Eye WVer
FctniCnge Electuary
for Ague and Fever.
Hinkle) ’s Infallible R«.
medy for the Piles
Dr. Cooley’s Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
m
the9 h day February, if fair, otherwise, on
the succeeding day, the HOU84 and TENE
WENT now in the occupvncy of Mr H£tttaniul
| Chidera at a Tavern# containing in
f ont of the main street^ and 165 bacU^ The
'terms will be made known on the ikjntlf sale.
Mr. Robert M*Tyre the former owner of the
above tenement will execute a deed for any ti<
tie he may have with tuc relinquisnment of the
•eventual right of d>wer tif Mrs- M‘T/re.
JOHN RAKER.
Jannsrv 13th, WrO. tf
CurnberUixOvliy TJodrt, 1.SQ9.
Alexons Dlvsnport, surviving partner*} In
ofWx U A'exous Davenport, pltf. C Chan
against 3 eery.
JosIvja G'.ovcr & Walter Jones, defti.
T*UE defendant Joshua, not having entered his
*■ sppeatancc and given security according to
the act of sttembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to -the satisfaction of the Court
thst he is not an inhabitant of this state; on
the motion of the pontiff by his counsel, it is
ordered that un'ess the said defenda/dUoshua
do appear hereon or before the 4rh vlr^day in
August next, and answer the ala.intiffyxpiH the
matter thereof will be decreed againsf KW; ani
that a copy of this order be for.hwi'h inserted
in some one of the news papers printed in the
city of Richmond for three weeks successive y
and posted at tho front door of the Court He use
of ihit-couuty.
(A Copy)—Attest
MILLER. YVOODdON, jr. n o.
3w.
BY vivme oi a ueea ot t.u»i juri.^ n;
25ih of December^ 189$, and duly rcco-d
ed i** 'he county coU't of ChssievfieUi, execu ed
by Wuiiam Brown.Tor the purpose of securing
the punctual payment of the buti of£92 13 3 1 2
with interest tncrcon trom ine date ot the said
deed and five expenses necessarily incurred by
canying ths said trust de^d into execution^ be.
ing the first instalment of a. debt due to lien
jamin Hatcher of the county of Chesterfieldj
agreeably to the special tenor ot the saidiruu
detd,—will be SOLD, at William Lwraord’s
Tavern in the said county on Saturday tits 27th
instant. 101 1-2 acres of LANDj overmuch
thereof as will be sufficient to pay the sail dcb'.j
interest and cost then due^ receiving 5 acres
thereof to the said William'Brown, 1^ ing in die
county of Chesterfield, on Powhitc ertek, ad
joining the lauds of James A. t’atutson and
Benjamin Hatcher, about 5 mil a from- the
townef Manchester. The sale will be mad:. ■
under the provisions cf the act of asse nbl/ con.
ceming eaecuticmi, &c. &c. by tltc
trustees.
Chesterfield county, Jan. 13 h, 1310. ♦-» ,
Samuel McCraw and Sarah tna wite, winch
said Spruit is executrix of the testament
%nd lust wilt of James Gunn, her son., dc.
ceased, and sole devisee under the last
wdl and testament of the viid James
Gunn dec John Turp n and Harriet his
wife, lafe Harriet Gunn, daughter of
said Sarah McCraw, late S tran Gunn,
and John S. Gunn, Emily F. Gunn, Junes
William Frederick Gunn, infant c!vi)_
dren of the said Sarah McCraw. by cue
said Suivurl McCraw to fflT^tssigned
their guardian, to defend thinutt : —
TAK.E NOTICE, that w^sfl-tU upon
the third da/ of the next term of the
honorable superior court of chancery for
the Uichmond district, move the said court
for commissions to take the depositions of
sundry witnesses in the state of Georgia,
to be read in evidence tn the suit depend*
' iug in the said court between out selves,
plaintiffs, aad yourselves, defendants.
This notice is given that you may attend
■ in live said court at the tune above menu.
, oned, to name commissioners if you think
i proper,
EDWn CUNNINGHAM.
AMI ANA CUNNING U A M .
December 22d 180^. t.yp,
BY vuidewifadetU ot trust.and further *m l
ten authority executed by ]»ne; Tarts io
Thos. Burton, b?a-mg date tnc t2th day oZ(9c.
Jjrusry, i806, aad tecoxied in the county cour
of Henrico, on “Ihe 7>h July., 16JS, cenvyma
' seven neg 'oes, viz. Ed/ and her six chjjdrenj
i Judith, Betty., Bartlett, Lucy, Sarah lie
; b;cca, for the purpose of .securing due
i from the said Park! to the estate J acob
I Smith, dtceatsd will be so^d, on the 20th day
I of t'rui present month, tne suave nameJ negroes,
| at the late dwelling noute of the said Psrksj
now Fielding Dem&ut’f, in Henrico county^ for
ready money, by
THOMAS BURTON, Trustee.
Janwary 2d, 1810, 3w
N. ». At the same time and place, the plan,
avion will he rented.
ON the 15th of next month, will be Bold,
for ready money, to the highest bidder,
at the late residence of Edmutld Mountcas*
tic, dec. the
PLANTATION
Whereon he lived, containing by cstimati
on^ one hundred acres, more or leas* Al
so, the to! lowing
NEGROES, to wit i
Frank, Aaron, Pat, and her two fftlldren
Keziah and Btiza, and judy, whschf said
property was conveyed to the sWhcriber
by said Edmund Mownmastle and Eliza*
beth, his wife, to secure the payment of
two thousand dollars due to John U- Chris*
tian, and is ot Tccord in Naw Kent county
court.*
JONK8 R. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
New Kent, January 8th, 1810* tl5F
^VALUABLO-A^dS tfOR SxLiL
THE subscribers wish to sell that valu*
nblc and well known tract of LAND,
in Hanover couuty,called Gaul ksu Hill.
containing about eight hundred acres, be
ing the same on Which the late Haldenby
Dixon resided. In point of soil and situa
tion, this land is inferior to none * it is situ
ated about one mile from Hsuov^Vcourl.
house, and about the saioo disuvftJL from
Taylor’s ferry on Pumunky ; is u
new framed dwelling hsuse on 4P^>reini
sts, not quite finished, and an excellent
orchard of the most choiu* fruit* the soil
is well adapted to the culture ot wheat and
tpbacco, a great p.rtof which is low ground
of the first quality. Tne suoacrtdter* will
attend at the next Hanover court tor the
purpose of making known the ler.n* on
on watch this land will be sold.
John Ktch.ud,
/ iienry St. John Dixon.
Geo. W. Dixon.
January 8th, 1810, tdc.
■
by Caner Hjaxtun, debated, uvuui
from Tap;iahWnock, grt'fuciday the
of January THlKTY
SI. AVES, beltmgiLgto the t-eiate
isi, consisting otjRW. women, bo
among them i» aJrcrygood houie
bout twenty onj^ean or^ l'art
lie sold for cam, and I'hsl^idtie ,,t
six months, punhasei^iving bon s with
approved security. All jtenons having claims
against the said dcc’drate requested to make
them known to
SARAH S. BRAXTON, }
JAMES WEBB & > ad tru’d.'
WILLIAM FLEET j
King & Queen, D-c. 2Sih, 1805?.
__V" aJJhl
| HE Subscriber being anxious/fo
* charge his debts, offers loryule, \
▼aluahle Plantation, lying in Amejfe JLljuT 1
tv. on Flat Oreek. i-niirxin<n7 ,->F t
900 i cres, a considerable qu intwjf oPwnich/
is v-'ry valuable me* daw Unci. terms
apply to
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Grove-Bn ok, October 12th, 1805.
txtILL Bii SOLD to the highest bidder,
** on the first Saturday in Feoruury next,
the
TRACT OF LANDt>
Where™ i'rsn as Thornton, d
ert, in Ch »rlotte, county, an^
creek, i.. quantity 454 acres,
vcy . r jih, one lr,lf c.is.i,1
half :i v j,\.‘ lunltilS. The'
be Sold 10 the widow’s newer. inc
purcliust r givt qj bond with approved sccu^
rtty. A .ur her description ik deemed uq„
necess i \, as it is presumed mat no person
will purcr.aie without first viewing the pre_
raises.
Wm. L THORN TON and
3. W. TUUlU-i TON,
• iixeruiors,
jar.uar/ 9, 1810. w3:p
~A i<fT5TvTVAY IN LJU’iS V J iIL.^~
\A! AS commuted to the jail »: Louisa,
an nr tune m die montli of August lust,
a NiZGRO BOY, who c vis (iiouci.
WILSON, a u) •* .bout fifteen yyhrs of
age, of n very dark cjniple?:ion,/bout 3 ^
feet .» inches high, and >ay. he is jTee 1
and that ms iH<nhcr live. :n thew^^.Clyyof I
Suffolk, and is called Nviicy Wsa.M^yfnhS f
:ha> he lived sometime in the cbV.iXfi*rri- /
mond with a Mr. Tobias TiuMom.nwt. The /
owner, if any, is requested to f < ,
ward', pay charges, and take him away c
otnerwise, the said negro boy Will be do.d,
'V»s*i uccordin^ to i.tvv*
John Edwards, n. 3.
for
Peter Craw lord, s. l. c*
January 4th, 1810._ w3t
SiloaGi: tV.'vTl. .
HAS jist receivedand offer* for »a’o~;-UailL
Madeira and Sherry Witts, by
qr cash -t Gree.» Coffee ; Orleans Sof(ar by
hhd : German Plsivrs ai inlex bi/dieYieicear w
case ; half point glaits Tumult s,i
each—and New York boafvAnd
ON 11 \NrD,=5SMadcira ,V ir.c
Muscovado Sugar—Green Cou'c^
Trims Pork-- Liverpool amt i
Souchong, llyaon Skin and Gi. a
Spanish Segal*— R’ »««*■—Ain. u.u,—ivurmirge
■svtVindow Glass— Men’a and Women’s Shoes
... whi'-h he will dispose of oy jwnoiesale on rea»
sonaWle te'Tis.
Rich mo id. 20th Ju> lRf)9.
CtiAPA.iU jc IjUCKE have received a
^ general assortment of GROCERIES!
consisting of, Sugf, Coffee, W. I. Ilj
Country Gin, ' ’ slcey, Sherry
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimento, Gingery
rial Tea, Eo ; 4u urd, Silt
ALSO,
Earthen, G! isa, Ciitnd, and Strwi
German, Crowley ami ijiiMured
Iron, Nail ’Imls, S.,.1 Letthfi
Wrapping and Printing Paper, Spa
gars,Cotton C ifds, Shot, I'ow ! i,
Glass Indigo, Opperas, Ad urn, Locwo.ij,
Cut Herrings^ See. fccc. which th y offer low
for cash, country produce, or uppruved pa
per.
N. B. Cash given for flour as usual.
N*»v C, 16UV. wtf
E'er eale at thin cjftcu,
HENINO’S
New Virginia Justice,
CONTAINING
The Duties of a Justice of Peace, 8cc.\oge*
ther with a variety of useful precedent*
adapted to thcflaws now in force. Also,
forms of conveyancing, such *v deeds of
bargain and:,ale, lease and rcdaaie, n.ot t
gage, trust, See.
just pJBt.uaED,
And for site at Sam * l i’luun i, Jr’s iVindr.g
Or.cs, between th IMi. 1‘av* in Ami U<
Market*!,,, Richmond,
The Vtigimi Almanac, ^
t oll TILE YE AR
liUOy
Adapted to the I-Mlit’ulc and Meridian of
Rich n>.’id;
, By BENJAMIN BATHS.