Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-02-02 00:00:00, page 3

Jaw, r-.d to bring he same in*n any port
of the S. or the territories utareof for
ftdjiuhc^pan. ,
Mr SlBkey moved to amend the amend,
ir.ent by Effi ng to it thi following words .
“ Pfovided that no hing herein conta ped
shall authorise the capture or search of any
foreign 'vessel wi.hnut the jurisdiction of
.the U S'ate*1’—Motion negatived.
Mr Montgomery modified his amend
^ mem bt inserting the words in Italic.
The amendment moved by Mr Mont
gomery was opposed by Messrs. Macon,
• Sht-ffey, Livermore, Key, Pnk:n and D »na,
chiclly on the ground that it was asserting
a rigl^Atl.e part of the U. S. which
they d^krrot ad'nit.in other nations, vns
to copt^^vessels on rh*i high seas for the
violatiorWf' a municipal law. I . was said
that no viTOtion of a municipal law could
take place u -le s th* offending vessel was
within the jurisdiction of the U. States }
ard the right to cnptuic vessels for inten^
tian to evade a law or violate ; blockade
v-as one again'”- wh'ch we had always pro.
tested, and therefore ought not ourselves
Ir^ssert. It w >s further said that the de>
t^Ron nf vessels far the purpose of search
nt the discretion of a commander of an
ermed vessel ••■lie'her ol the U Siaes
cr of foreign nations would operate to the
greavdistress and sjiuitimes to. the ruin,
of ihe merchant. . ^
It was said in r**piy bjfRr Mon'gome
ry that Ure am-nd\j^Fonty authorised
tl-t’WlV capture^Kases of actual vi.
oln'im^P me law, c -ses of supp >.
fed inJ^i^kso M.K ,*Vhat none of ih;
extreme cases su^o%td Vu d occur, os
the c mmandera of our armed vesse's
would in o’l cares ac’ under express in
a tactions from the Pi evident of the U.
States who wouM no d -uh: yuard them so
as »e Hvn d improper co elusions ; that ca.
ses of violation *.T the laws at present oc.
curred in the mou'hsof our river*, to the
prew tdion ol which the revenue en ters
were no: competent, and for which pur
__ _ f... ...1.1 l,„ .. J_
..... w. ---
trnp-' ye i.
'i'hs quesfi >n was then taken on Mr.
Mon:gortiery*» amendm«.u. by Yeas and
Nays as follows ;
Yii.VS —Mecsrs. L. J. Alston. B*rd,
Basse*. Bo well, Butler, Calhoun, day,
l.'lopton, Cobb, Crawford Cu ts, Fisfc,
Oi’n ie*.» Gft'laml, Gh<>Lon, Heister, How
p d; Ifuf y, J, G. J?ck on, Johnson. Ken*
an, LyD, Marion, M’K m, Millar, Mopt*
gr-raiijr N R. Moore, T. Moore Mum"
f »rd. Nelson, Newton. N cbolson, Rhea,
(Fen) Rhea, (Ten) Rich aids, K >aoe. Root
Ross, Sawyer* Setter, Siudw, Smelt, G.
RmiihXWeADy, lVh trail], Winn and
"VViiljWpoon—47.
*r —Mesns^HLnderson, Bacon,
B ».h, Blaisdell, C^fd,TB«eckenridgf*, J.
Brown, R. iLownjyCampbWl, J C. Chain
tiertsin, W. (fnamberlinix. Chitiendeu,
O »chr in, Cox, Dina, Davenport Da wson
Desha, lily, Emoti, Findley, Gardenier,
Ga:doe*, Go rhborouzh Gold, Gray, iiaie
Haven, Helms, Holland. Hubbard, U.
Jackson, Jenkins, Jones, Kennedy, Key,
K heke'backer, Livermore. Livingston,
Lyon. Macon, Matthews. , .*;’Bryde, M’“
K««*, Milno” Morrow, Moseley, Ne-'bold,
Bickman, P: k»n, John Porter, Patter,
G-tocy, Sage, Scybert, S.efT.'y, Smiiie,
Sph bas'd. S tford^ Sialley, Sedmm,
R'ephenson. Siu'gts^ S'vroojie, Taggart.,
'"nl'.mr'dqe, Taylor, Thompson, li acy,
Up’ Van Dyke, Van Horn, Van Reo*
>m.iagr4\Vheaton. Whitman aud Wilson
—76.
So tl\Bjueslion was lost.
Mr Mutnlprd moved to potitp-ns the
fur her connderaiion of tke bill till the
v Sd Monday in February, assigning as a
iw,on f jr ihe mo ion his total hostility to
the bill.
MrTaylor spoke in support oftha bill
at some, length.
Mr Dana observed that, although op.
^ .t ^ I. it I i « .1 - • . .
«v\iru *•»*' »• »•} iiv on uiui »uiv.
p.»*»’ p iltjijen a became of the embarrass.
m«nt and fluciuuiion such w course would
prod te m mmcaniile transactions.
The <j*suon was taken on postpone
ment t gu ived.
Mr assigned reasons why lie
droper to vole for the bill.
Wh<i» be coicludsd, the House ad*
j «U.ned.
January 24.
Tbe following gentlemen compose the
committee to whom was referred Mr Bar*
well’* resolution on the subjsct of convoy,
frc. 'Messrs. Harwell, Rickman, J. C.
< Jiamberlln, F B. Porter, Richards, Ken
nedy nod Howard.
On n t on of Mr Nelson, the memorials
rf tbc <41.c(rt of the late revolutionary nr.
ruv »*»: r<tr; m diffreut States, presented
.heretofore, tver^ rrfrtrtd to a select co>n*
r<‘titee. 'Ibis committee is ronpesed of
M nsrs Nelson, Winn, Wilson, Desha and
"Wrifty.
>’r. Riuset reported a bi'l toireorporate
tl'b 1 rushes ol th- Frotcfttnnt Kpiscopal
Ehoith of the town of Alexandria.
On motion of Mr Morrow,
Resolved* that th- committee of com
m^rce and manufactures lie instructed to
cn" j re irio the propriety of *s».ibli*hlng h
po t <A catry at the river Huron or S.m
<‘o*ky in tin? state of .3.11 o, and a port
ef retry |t Owcgitche in tue vtste of New
Vork; and, also of changing the name of
the District of Erie in the state of Ohio
to that Coyahogi, and tu.u they report by
bill or othci w>se.
i i'he following letter was received .from
B th: Jkc’ ary of the TfvMsnry i
I Ikkasurv Departsp.UTf
I J.msary 2Oj 1310.
1 **1R honor, In obedience to tha
( the r»f Ucpre? ntative*
. T*to transmit cipi* * of tha
o v gcatval instruct i-vis to the tmliectors
una»ha, t» be tou.ul In the te&orUs of
37
I this I>rpartm:nt, rel itiv» to refuting cl var
iances to any private ar ueJ vortei* ot the
United States.
By the first, bearing (late April 8 h, 1797,
it is directed “ that the sailing of armed
vessels,' not boaa fide destined to the li «st
Indies, be restrained u itil otherwise or*
4aiu~*d by Congress.” Although no in
structions of a prior date to that effect ap
pear to have been given by the Treasury
Department, it is underload that this re
gulation only confirmed what had been the
previous general practice. And it has e
ver since been considered as being in force,
except when superceded fora time by the
temporary instructions of 21st March, 1786,
herewith transmitted, and during the con
tinuance of the acts of Congress of the 2Jth
June, 1798, and ot-the 3d Mtrch, 1SQJ ;
the first of which exptr-id on the 3J of
May 1802, and the last on the 21st of A
pril. 1S06.
1 have the honor to be, &c.
ALBERT G ALl-A TIN.
The Hon. the Speaker of the House
of Representatives.
The bill from the Senate authorising the
fitting out, officering aori manning the fri
gates belonging tstna United States was
twice read and referred to a committee of
the whole.
Mr Newton, from the committee appoin
ted to wait on the President of the United
States, with the resolution respecting the
army of the United States, reported that
they had performed that duty and receiv
ed for answer that lie would attend to the
request of the IIous?.
Mr Poindexter from the committee ap
pointed to wait on the Frcsident with the
resolution respecting tne navigation of the
Molf tnil ir reports.
A NAVIGATION BILL.
T lumed the considerat.on of
the l ngcommercial intercourse,
&c.
ermore, Desha, Sivryer,
Mumford and Milnor spo'.e against the
bill and Messrs Boyd and Johnson spoke
I in favor of it.
j AtidLhe House adjournad without taking
• a question.
Juuusry 25. -
On motion of Mr M K.rrij
i R-'solved, that the becremry of War be
; directed to report to this House hts opmi.
| on relative to the sufficiency of the Mas. *
| kets fu nished for the use of the United
bi ales marked Springfield.
Mr D\m, after a tew prefatory obser.
{vatioiu, laiu oil the taolu the following re.
solution.
| Resolved, that it is proper by law to e9.
, tab'isn wiermmeat regulations appircable
i to cum’tiL imerchant vessais -allowed to tie
1 urine*fflBkdlfence iu voyages which may
, be p-jM^tedBio ports of the West Indies
1 or • Atlantic Ocean or the Me*
| diterraneifWr Baltic sea, and according,
jly to provide for the furnishing of such lot*
jters of Permission or other docu mentary
[evidence as miy be proper to uianitest die
defensive character of the armament al
lowed, and at the same time by law tore,
quire securities for Ahe vesse.s respectively,
tnat they snail n>t proceed to any port
I known tobe actually blockaded, nor carry
, articles contraband of w ir to the dominion
of a belligerent power, nor v.olate the laws
I or treaties of the U. biates or the rules of
I public law by the U. S acknowledged^ but
i will observe the instruction, which may be
given by the President of toe U b. for
prevent.ng any such Violation and that sat.
isfactlon snail" be in.tde for all damages 5c
injuries if unv shc-:!dbc commuted in coa
i tr.iveotion thereof,
i NAVIGATION BILL;
ivm.’d the c insider ni m of '.We
commercial intercourse with
;f*nce and their dependencies,
, •’pites.”
Messrs* Antlersjn and Van dyke spoke a
gainst the bill
Mr Troup proposed an amend-nent ffo'.nj to
authorise the I* «»ulontof the U. S. on certain
information ot the capture of a rcaa.-l engaged
in lawful traJej to issue letters of marq io and
jreprsU to persons appl/mg for the n.
I This amendment was opposed by Me3sr4
Tallmadge, Fisk, Bib'J, Dana and S.-nibe, and
siipporte I l>y Mr Troup w.io, however, with,
drew.the motion subsequently,
Mr Mimiro;iii-rv moved th>. f.llnwlhw ..„ „
ne%v section to tne bill
And be i further enacted, that the President
be. and lis is hereby authorised to (five instruc
tions to the cor.:ri<nde's of (he arined vessels
In the service of the U. S. to seizu within the
17 S. or within four leagues of the coast there
of. any vessel for evasions or violations of mis
l.tw, and to h ing the same Into any port of the
United Slates ot tentories thereof, for adjudi
cation.
Alter debate, in which Messrs. Kay, Macon
and Am lie ippoaed, and Messrs Kppesv Rhea
) and Mo:i goine-y hU,»;>ortcd it. the a.
—was agreed to by Yeas a id Nays—
j “ shall die hill be engrossed
ul time V* was ihen decided in
by Yeas and Nays as follow
e^srs. L, J. Alston, W. Alston,
I’, toon, Bassetf, Bibb, J. Brown, R. Brown,
hurwell, Butler, Calhoun, Cob' Cochran,
Cox, Crist, Cutts, Dawson, Kppes, Findleyj
Fisk, Gannett, Gardinier, Gardener Gar.
land; G hoi son, Gray, Heister, Helms, Hol
land, Howard, Johnson, Jones, Kenan, Ken
nedy, Krv, Lyle, Macon, Marion, M’Rryde,
M*K'.e, Al Kim, Miler, Montgomery, N.
H, Mb.ire, T. Moore, Marrow, Nelson,
Newton, Mtcholion, Porter, Rhea, (P.)
Rhea, ( F.) Kichards, Roane, Sttge, htaver,
bh.tw, Sheifry, tjinelt, Bmiiie, G. .Smith, J.
! Smith, b. Smith, Southard^ S.antonJ, Slab,
'•-•y, Swoop, Tracy, Turner, Van Hurt*,
YVhltrir.il, Winn, VVi herspoon—»72.
NAY'S.-Messrs. Anderson, Bard, Blais
dell, UrfiCkenridfe, J. C. CjiUinberluin, \V.
j Chafj^TrJin, Ch*inpi«»tt,ahiiiend<rn, Clay,
[ Clou# fJLr i* told, Dan #. Javenport, *,)«•
I'a.Bl^KmAt. (vohlsbupough. Golu H «le,
11 vvtlii^pbBid Hufu^j|t. Jackson, Jen.
kins, k.ityj^^a.iack'-c^Lewis, Liverin<»r»^
Liv.ogaton, M Attufws, .NfU.ior, Mos-lcy^
Muim ,r l, Newi, #1, Pitkin,% Porter, Pot
ter, li-incy, R !nt, barnm ms, S»wyer, S-y.
jert, btndmsit, a ephenson, S'.urges, l ag.
gntt, Tailm&dge, I'nompson, Troup, Lp
ci \m, Van dyke, Van Kenvseiaer, vVyakiey,
YVheaton, Wlmintn, YVilsm—>Jj, A
The biU wis offered to be rend «> third
j li *»e on Stturday,* an I me Hojsu ad>ourn.
ISatnr^! ^ Jan. 2r
On motion of Mr Wbitm m the me-seic'
( of the President of Uis W. S. in viewer
the call of the Hmisc fa* »«jfurm tmn on
the subject of the capture of uy, v .ss*!.
by Sweden, D amark, Hz. was'refen cd
to the committee charged with the con.
sideratum of the subject of our foreign re
lations.
CALL FOR P\PERS.
Mr Moseiy rose to offer a resolution call
ing for information. He quoted the mes
sage of the President of-tut LT. S at the
commencement of the session in relation
to our affairs with France. The President
had referred the House to the correspon
dence laid before them to shew the slate
oi our atf sirs with France. Now this cor
respondence consisted of a letter from Mr
Ciiampagiiy, which Mr Armstrong, in an
extract of a letter from nun. declares
to be the definitive answer of the Empe
ror of France to tne propositions in .de to
him by the American government. What
these propositions were was not any where
stated. Ruing desirous to obtain infor
mation on this subject, he moved the fol
lowing resolution »
Resolved, That the President of the U.
3. be requested to cause to oe laid before
this House copies of the several communi
cations made to the government of France
in pursuance of the aurhority vested by
Congress in the Execufive, aa mentioned
in the President's message to Congress
at the connencement of the session, ex
cept such parts thereof as may in his
opinion require secrecy.
Mr Rbea, (T) moved an amendment
calling for information as well as to Great
Britain as to. France.
M.-.Dana remark, d that this amendment
would involve an absurdity ; because the
President ha-1 in his message m.de no
such allusions to correspond *nce wall G.
Britain, as the resolution' stated him to
have made as to France.
Mr S.aeffuy moved to add to the amend
ment the words not already co nmu.it
cased#”
Mr Eppcs presuming the object of the
gentleman iV*m Connecticut, w n to oot ain
a full statement o id tne propontion* m ide
to those governments, therelore moved to
strike out the wards in lialir., and.include
G. 11 as well as Francs in the call, which
would embrace all cue information the gen
tleman wanted.
Mr Mosely accepted the amend nent as
a part cf his motion.
Mr M’Kee moved that the resolution
should lie on the table tor coiisderation_
Agreed to, by Yeas dnd N-ivs, 73 to 53 '.
AMliKICAN NAVIGATION BILL,
Tue engrossed bill ‘ concerning com
mercial interourss with Great Britain and
France and ttteir dependencies, and lor o
ther purposes,*’ was read a third time /
and on the question '»shall the bill pass ?"
Mr S.urges moved to postpone tae fur
ther consid-ration of ths bill till Monday
Dext.-—Negatived, 58 to 33
Mr Mumtord opposed the bill.
Mr fc’.sic supported It.
A motion was then mule by Mr S>ttgu
to adjourn. Negatived, 51 to 45.
Mr M\vee advocated the bill ^and then
the House adjourne J-T963 to 45,
WAX WORK
Just arrived in Richmond,
l And to be seen at any time, from ten o’clock
in the morning until nine in the even
ing, in the la'g.o chainoer at
the City Tavern,
The citixcns of this piece and the public in
general, have now an opportunity of seeing a
very handsome codec ton of Wax Work
Figures^ as l-.ge as life"«the whole of which
{ are entirely new^ and liava never before been
exhibited in this city.
Thejtrat Figure amongst the collection, ia
a likeness of t/a great and justly
revered
General vVashington,
At the age of 31 years.
5 A vcr> striking likeness of the hrave ge.
neral Warren, who was killed at the battle of
Ilunker Hill, with a view of the engagement
near Bosion^uChurWsiown an Art, he.*
3 The Rev Jilin vVeslcy, mini**m of the
• Gospel. M
(<* rsapotcon uonapaue, i.mperoPbt r ranee
5 Deialinea, tha’ wretch and tyrant of Si*
Domingo, who war.jusdy destroyed by his own
people.
; G;=7 Two beautiful and interesting children.
8 Mist Eliza Bingham.
9 *=slO The fond mother and her beautiful
j child Maria.
J l O helloj Mow of Venice.
12 Fair Desdsmona his wife ; she is reprea
' sented lying asleep, Othello being in die act
of stabbing her with a dagger.
13. Little Bonaparte of
Baltimore,
1* Innocent Milanda, the sleeping beau*y,
15 B ack Beard, the greut pirate, whose
head wn bro’t inf* Hampton in this stale die
skull of the same being now in the possession
of t!>e mayor of Norfolk.
16 A \ery s riking representation of that
unfortunate seaman, Tb-,mas Harwood, who
was sliip,wrecked on the N W coast of Ame
rica » he is represented sitting among the
leaves teflectuig on Ids unhappy situ&ton.
17 The true genuine American Volunteer in
co uple e uniform
N. B. The Wax Work will hnve the
same effect in the day as in the night, the
rooT-Q beihg darkened and handsomely illti.
minuted, Jy- Good Music *n an Organ.
**• Admittance 3/ 1.2 cents.
PROFILES
Taken in a very correct manner and el*,
gantly framed,
January 29, 1810,_^_
| wnl SU-i. t. to the ni*ne»; oidoc on iiie ;r?c.
*■ mi e»,in tie Town of Manchester,on Friday
the 9iii d ;y of February, if fair, ctherwfe, on
the succeeding d\y, live llOU.dii and JTk ,\J K
MRS T,now m the occupancy of Mr .wt^niel
<!hi Jers a a Tarcrn; containing in
front of the main street, and 165 baK^Hrhe
ter »s will be n«t«|i known on the dayo^ale.
Mr. Kobert M*ryt« th-; former owner of the
aboti tenement will execute a dead for sny ti
tle he n>.ty hare with the reltnqu:a:.m*nt o! the
eventual righ. of dawer of Mrs M' Tyre,
Jv>4N 8AkSn.
January 13th, 13*9. uf
| nY vir'ne of d:ed of trait executed by
' " . Miun'n in D*ney B adley, 1 »h«tt
io set for ready mb try at Cnaelcs City
-ijart-htwie, on the third Thursday in next
i*6nth, bring court dayj two NEGUSES na*
ici l’i da and D-'lila. 1 .
John Bradley. Ex|^f
1) :ncy Bradlej, dec'll.
January^ 15 h 1810._[tds_
Une Thousand Pounds
WANTED,/ j, A
M)H the in’crest ot which, a FjuipLjfct%£l00
k acre: of va'uableland will be givenj untiithc
■tone? isrefunded. Nearly lO'.'acresarerich low
-rounds, now in cultivation lying on navigable
water, the improvement: new and very good, in
t healthy and desirable country. Enquire of the
urinter
September 8, Ifrjo_ tf
REMOVAL.
THE xcbscribrr has removed near tse Basoa,
1 where he c tntinuct to keep a y>J3e rtf
Private Entertainfle .
-ft* has also for sale, a general
JllQOF.HIRS* Likewise sills a
:ountry produce on commission.
HKZ&KIA.H PURYEAR.
Richmond, May lftb,. 1809.. tf. ,
N. B. The highest price given for wheat.
H. P.
JUST RECEIVED,
A general assortment of
Dutch Bolling Cloths,
of superior quality, i
2 Piano Fortes./
J. DAHMSDATT.
Richmond, Nw. 21, 1SQ9.
‘ v>;EP t X G^OliOE M vKX jgr i»«le
on bo ird the schooner Feronia. 6® yfcfKS
SALT Twilled Sacks and Well bit A. /l'Hey
ar-^ in oailv expectation of receiving fve’f thou.
»and bushels LIVERPOOL GROUND^ ALT,
which will be disposed of on reasonable terms,
■ Richmond, >d December, 1809. tf
1~*H E Sub sc fiber wisnes to employ
TWO good Workmen in the Wheel
wright business, to wh ;>m good wages will
be given : the wo kmen may he atl^erty
to work by the piece.—Also yWlren.
tices are wanted to the Wh^w.ig^,bu
siness.
A. Quarrier.
Richmond. 8th Oct. 1809. . rtf
NEW MEDICINE STOKE.
THE Subscriber* nave recently taken a s ore,
nei*4the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shelton’s, witert they offer for sale
s very general assortment of * RUGS 15* AIK
DlClI/KS i * few of which are enumerated,
•
Gum Aloes
- Ammon
—- A \a Foetid*
— Arabic
Guaiac
- Gamboge'
■ - Mynh
- — Opium
-Copal
—— Shell Lac
—— Tragacantb
Aqua Fortis
Annatto
Arrow-Root
Camphor
Cowhage
Red and Pale Bark
CfCam Tarta'
Chamomile Flowers
Magifissi*
Jalap
Ipecac
Calomel '
Tart Emet1
isscnce Burgamot
... Lemon
- Spru.ej
Cloves
Nutmeg*
Mace
Cassia, he. Etc. 8tCj
Ml
A general assortment of FAINTS 8t DYING
U'AUGS— all of widen will be told a* low at at
toy other store in this city. Medical practi ion.
trs and gentlemen who arc in the habit of telling
medicine in the country, will do wel' to call.
VAIL 8c ROGERS.
Richmond, 29th Aug. 1899.
A BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS was taken from a black boy
whn called himself James Smith, 8t tays he found
>t in the street—Not thinking it priAr y Vt the
boy keep it. 1 detained it for the ■fp<A#wner,
who mit have it, or givl ig sflQp ictAy evi.
lence of hi. or their tight to it and ,’dying the
expense of this advertisement.
john McDonald
Richmond,March 19th, 1809. if
NOTICE.
NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
thtr application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond
cade my, by sales of lot erv tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub.,
scriptions, and all such are hereby reques
ted to make payment in the subscriber to
enable the building committee to pay all ar.
- rears for work done, and to orociire
' materials this winter in Older A Agreed
; with the work next spring, it bang fir the
education of our rising progeny, init^orna..
menta and attaches them to repirolitpn prin*
: clples and gives a spring to liberty and in*
depe rulenre. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Brockcnbrough
' and william W. Henmg, Esqrs. the other
1 members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building oi the
, Academy lias progressed Considerably, I
| flatter myself there will be but Mule iron
! bel irt ob aining the money for the purpose
' of carrying into effect so laudable an inaii.
tu ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbemlifi* flth, 1^09. tf
tHB Subscriber anxious
* charge his debts, offers lor s
valuable Plantation, lying in Am
tv, on Plat CfKsk, Containing a
t90 acres,:» considerable quantitj
• s very valuable mcudaw u.kI.
apply to w,
WILLI MURK A
Grove-Brook, October 12.0, 1898.
Patent Afalicwe.
Steer’s Ciemical Opo»
deld^c
Bateman’s Drops
British Oil
Essence Pepperm!nt
i ut'.mgton’s Balsam of
Life j
Dr. Rawson’s Celebra
ted Itch np Beautify
ing Ointment
Do. do. Genuine
Anti bilious an>i Sto
machic Bitter*
Do. do, I iVImi
Powders Ji gf
Wheaton’s m&
ment
Do£f»r L*e’g Genuine
Windham Billie**
Pill*
Andergon’g do.
Hooper’s do.
Dr l,h'*mson’» Aroma
tic Tooth Paste
Do. Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary
for Ague and Fever.
Hinkley’s Infallible Re
medy for the Piles
Dr. Cooley’s Vegetable
* Eliaifor Cough D>ops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
sn
. . . J. O s T
Os M**»Uwna
tl rctty W3V
a large Scotch Pebble Sen! in»c-<i with *
with I. T. cot in a cvph -i t e t «*#•/v
gold ring w*i attache ■ t lo . > tfthejfcl
by which was suspend; liberal rA^Trd*
will be given for i:» rec>*v*ry. T
Apply to the printer;
(3t )
January 2fcb 1810.
LAND FOR SALE. "
THK Subscriber -vishej to dispose of the land
whereon he now resides, in the County of
Charlotte, containing 3^5 3-4 acres, on Wood’s
Fo.-k, and the main road’leading to Coltik^, l
Booker’s ferries and the Western coujffry. ijL
mile* above the Court-house. Tne miuadflk A
well calculated for a tavern and m m a^STh*l
neighbourhood. The land it va.'uvtEe q^E *\M
plantation in good order for cropping, ^a^.. j. ^
son wishing to purchase may know the terms o/
applying to the subscriber* Negroes will be i*.
ken in exchange for the land if agreeable to the
purchaser. . y
(sv4tp) Francis Scott, jr.
Charlotte County, 15th January, 1810.
so be so d to the hignesi bidder, ai William
Shackelford’s store on the 23 L day of Feb
ruary next, if fair, if not the ntxc fair day me
TRtCTOF LAND whereon John Weodrr.
bn-n, and Lydia Wcdierbu n now resides, con.
taining three hundred anu fifty acres, being the
tract of land whereon Alexander Wedocrbum
formerly lived, in the lower end of King and
Queen countf. This land has on i • 4
dwelling heu-es. and other out li|aS£M mod
Orchards and is of as good qualiE aj/an# ia
that neighbourhood, and will Ire soiJE^Eer jgne.'
cree of King and Qticn coaniy court^toldfct to
the operation of the act of assembly concerning
executions, and for other purpnes. so far as.that
act will apDl'-j and also subject to the dcwcl^of
Lvdia Weddcrburn therein, io satisfy John M»
Donall and John Johnson aurviv.ng paimers of*
John M‘D mvl k co. their deot«, interest, and
costs men toned in ‘.he said decree.
ROBERT COURTNF.Y.
January 18thj 1810. W4 _
nriUV ...kc—Ik... oMV. ..I. ... .
I---- - -- «UUUl 10 7
acres of LAND, lying in the upper end
of Hanover county, and on the old Moun
tain road and Turkey Creek — A
description is thought unnecessary
person will purchase without view
premises—Suffice it to say^ there'
dwelling houses^ and the land will _
ded to accommodate purchasers, and VVesT
tern lands received in part payment._
Terms will be made known on ippiicatuo.
to Andersou Bowies on the. premis es,
Anderson Howies.
John Bowles, jr.
January 17th, 1810 wtf
FOR SALE,
A NEGRO GARTEN TER
JOINER,
\y HO has been regularly bro\ up I
' V business and is an excellent V _
man. Enquire of me editor of this p..pTr!
Richm >nd, January 18th, 1810. w3t
. H YPARD k LUCK.E" "have received a.
^ general assoi inent of GROCERIES
consisting of, Sugar, Coffee, W. I. Rum,
Country Gin, Whiskey, sherry and Mala
ga Wine, Pepper, P.mento, Ginger, L
rial Tea, English Mustard, Silt
ALSO,
Earthtn, Glass, China, and St<
German, Crowley and BbsteredL
Iron, Nail Rods, S-ml Leather*
Wrapping and Printing Paper, S[_
gar',Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Wiwduw
Glass, Indigo, Copperas, Allura, Logwood,
Cut Herrings, kc kc. which tb.-y offor low
for cash, country produce, or approved pa-'
per.
N. B. Cash given for flour as usual.
ISov 6, 1809. wtf
GEOUCiE WATT.
I T AS just received . .d offers for sale—Sicily
IX Madeira and Shsrry Wine, by the hud.and
q cas'c j Green CoITee ; Orleans Sugffrywhc
hhd ; German Piatillas Simplex b/ihe price!*
ease ; half point glass Tumblers, 'i/cuvmu;!'
each—an i Ne • York Soap and 4ar*yTM \ mW
i ON M A RD.^9 dadtura Win^L.(>rlflnr k#dl
Muscovado Sugar—Gi-sen GoS'etmJ^jIaiivda#
Prime Pork— Liverpool and sKe-W a#/
Souchong. Hyson Skin and GunpevMfx ir*~-.
Spanish Segars— Raisins—Almond*—Nmmcga
r-sTV’indow Glass— vie n't and Women’-* oes
--which he will dispose of by .wholesale on rea*
sona'i.e terms.
Richmond, 20th Ju!y 1809. a
FOR sale, A ViSItT 1-1 KKLY~jKm7
GIRL, 14 years of age. mo
/vrgua office. ^^B
January i5ih, >8i0. tf
FOR SALE,
A H >USE & LQT.J^ x
NOW in the occupancy of MrsJfektha^.
rineDi'ney. K.ir pu-ticul ,i#Bquire
<>i the printer.
January 16. 1810.
kOfl SALE,
A NR AT CHARIOT, of good w rk*
man«hip and materials, a r! *n ex*
cellent cooditi >n I: t»as hanging bracer
with plated Buckles, whip head springs,
fashionable Barouche coachman’s «f| nn.
spring*, plated Door and Comm idfnfn
dies, lining fully stuff.d and tfrrmy!
pla'ed Mou dings, end Venetian R;»^l« Sr
Classes to doors, Quarters, 15 u\, and
Fiont, and plated Harness for a pvr of
i Horses. For ternis, apply to M*s*n,
WREN Sc ROBINSON,
Three doors below the S»m
v h *re the carriage may lie seen. tf
I ['OR SALE.— A hind-mne,
London built CHARIOT,
(Mm but little aw4 and la bi i
of preservation. Apply to th«
1 to Mr. Hwghrs, conch n-.aket^’ tpim* te
I the Old City Tavern, where the c*n 'Ago
may b« seen. if
Wanted for the ptvKnL yoar,
A FEMALE HOUSE S&HV^NT,
O F. who is n good Sce^vrass, would
be preferred. She must come well
recommended (or honesty, fee. En^u.re
of the printer