Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-06-29 00:00:00, page 4

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Manchester turnpike com.*
pany.
wT*HE Subscrieer wants to puichase five
■ prime MULES, Ur which a libcial
price will be allowed; And he would
bite for ihe residue of the year, two NE
GRO MEN, and two BOYS capable oi
driving carts.
James Bra&der, Clk.
April M, 1C 10. ftIA
----------M
Penitentiary Storey
AND
DOMESTIC W AREHOUSE.
D, y. Burr%
In addition o the articles manui&ctured at t'uc
Penitentiary, eSTers for aale an aisonmeut
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Via j fine and coarse hats ot every description.
A regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
From the Providence manufactory, and will be
•old by the piece at the mill prices., viz :=sBed
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton.•single and double.
Uome.Y.ade Linen Sheering. Richmond Gun
Powder by rhe keg, warranted of superiorqnal.
ity. Philadelphia Porifcr and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Bear m barrels.ss
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
February lOj 4810. tf
YT* '.Vanicd to max by the year, a good
coopsh.
F1TZWHYLSONN & POTTER,
aAVE just received from Linden, by
way of Nsw.York, a large supply ol
articles, which, added to their former
stock, mikes up a very extensive assort*
'mint. It Consists principally of
Writing paper*, of 1
various sizes and ]
qualities
Count ng-House, !
Chamber, and
pr>rk**t ink stands.
Excel’t. pen knives
and razors.
Office seats, wax Si
wa'ers.
Drawing hooks and
water C'lor*.
Pencils and India
rubber.
Violin bows, hair Sc
scr.T.gs.
Music and Music
books.
They have on n nd, h large supply of
•T> >v Hooks, Journals and Hedgc-s, B’ll
s \ Book", Blank Notes and Checks, Record
^nd Site riffs Bocks, 4*aper hanging* tor
amuses, hr.c. S;c. 4w.
'In Hanover County Cou >a Apnl loiu.
Jesse Crew * l»ltf.
AGAlli&T
Samue! Fig^ason, James Ca«on, / la
adm’i of John Hi£ga>oit de -’d f Chancery.
;»nd Cha Thompson and V
William Walton, J
Defrs.
This day came the Plaintiff hy hi< Counsc'
and the D'-fcndant S«mue l<iggasun not having
emend hi; appearance and given sennit, ac.
cordmg to ine act of Assembly and tne tides
of this court_ and it a,i wartn^ to *he tati;lac•
tion of the c. urt that he is not an iahaljita«U nf
this country, on the motion of the Plaintiff by
Richard Morris, jun. his counsel, ii i» ordcreu
That the Defendant danviel ri;~gison, do
pear here on the fourth Wednesday in July
next to answer the bit of the Ha n.-jff, and that
a copy of this ordmr be forthwi-.h inserted in
the Virginia Argo* printed in the City * t Rich,
mord, for two months succcs.ivelyj and tha. a.
Qother copy be posted at the front door of the
Court Home of this county. And his further
decreed and ordered, that the other defendants
James Cason, adm'r of John ’Hlggason duc'd
and Charles Thompson and William Waiton
do not pay away or rttheswise depose of any
money or effec s m their hart I. balonging to the
said defendant 3amucl Higgason till the further
•tder of ihe Cor.rt.
A copy, Test
William Pollard, c. n. c.
et*2n»
BY virtue of ;» deed ol' tiust duly
executed and recorded,
Will he "old,
At Buckingham courthouse, on the second
Monday in August rex (being c on day)
Twenty or Thtny valuable SLAVICS, a
mongwh in are several Tradesmen t *uch
as itugh Carpenters Shoe makers, Wea
vers fitc. Termi of vale, one hall cadi
the o1 her moiety payable (he first day . f
January following ; bond w.;h approved
security will be icquited for (he lav pay
ment. At the same time and place will
t e offered 400 ACKLtf ol LAND, lying
s tout seven or eight mile-above the said
Courthouse; terms the same as for the
Slaves, by
rI he Trustees.
May fch. 1810.
Public Property.
ALL the property belonging to the com
monwealth of Virginia in the couwy
ol Fluvanna, very rccenly advert ted m
the Rr quircr and the Virginia Argus i Will
be expostd to pub’lc sale, on Thursday
the aid of August ncx^ at the old Arsenal,
on the Barrack-Hill in said county; The
It mis o( the sale will be 13 months trrdii
the purchase rs giving bond with security,
to be approved i f by the Executive. Th.
talc writ commence at 12 o’clcck-nor will
It he postponed cn account of the weather,
unless it is very mode went. For further
loitmoalion apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvannah, June 8th# 1813.
8w.
Printing in all it* variou* bronchi*
neatly executed et Hue *£n *.
Ladies and tin*
tie men’s pocket
books.
Travel'ing & oher
trurks.
Playing and visiting
cards.
GOLD LE AF.
Toorh brushes with
silver wire.
Chess naen and
boards.
I Back Gaircnon tu
ples.
I Durable and Japan
ink.
School F^ok*.
" Family Binlcs.
. Provisory Notice. ^
THE Subscriber intending to
move hi* family to Richmond, ha* ren
ted Mr E. Randolph’s hou .e, near the
s&pitol. In that house he will, from >he fi:;t
iep-ember next, continue hi* professioal labours
>n the following plan,
Tlie Subscriber himself aided if'
necessary, by a person of competent abilities^
wi I teach the ancient and modern languages
uiha'ly taught, civil history, and what consti.
tute* the literary and moral course, lie may,
m the Spring, lecture on Bo.any, to a select
das* every Saturday afte noon.
All the branches of the Mathema
tic* Theo etlcal and Practical, together with
N: tu-al Philosophy, and drawing will be taught
by Mr John Wood,
The Englilh branches, viz .• Retdingj Wri.
ting. Cyphering, Grammar, Composition, Ge
ngraphy, he will be taught by a« ab!e instruc
tor. who e a* tent ion and time sha l be cbitfiy per.
haps exclusively devoted to ssid branches.
The subscriber pledges himself to Paten’.* &
Gaardi-ns for a *y«tm*ttcj regular, and s.-rupu
lou* observance of the above plan.-— — - ,
| Yofng Ladies shall be taught in an airy* hen
' venient apar'ment, entirely detached from the
*«*t ol the school. In *ev-r I imn»r»n' respect**
| A/rs. Girndin will extend her atten ion <o ihe
female department. Young ladies may be in»
atruc'ed m Afusic tt the Academy, where an
instiument shs’l he provided lor the purpose
I The choice of teachers in that branch, shall be
left to /’.renra and Guardians,
j Fur her particulars relative to rules, prices,
he. *ha l speedhy he communicated in a circular
to the persons concerned.
I GrtitJeman of Tigh character, both as a
scholar and a jurist, contemplates delivering
Lectures on Eloquence, Ethics, and Law.
This circumstance promises infinite advantage
; *othe senior students.
Ricirtnond, A*ay30 h 1810.
L. H. Girardin.
P. S, The Psrcnts and Guardians of Youth
now at the Academy are lespcctfullv invited to
• continue them under the joint tuition of L If.
Gtra/dtn, l) Doyle and J, Wood, until the first
j of September n« xt The charge* as justice re.
j quires, shall extend only to tui iop afluaily re
| cetved* that is, t«> the period fi«>m me txpirat.oi
• or the dilTrren* quarters now running 10 ihe fir»t
| d <v r f S?p-<-'T!ltrr.
<r Wanted by * persim tn Richmond,
an abk and respectnbl** Teacher Of those
branches which const note a librrai cK'arse
«t English Education ; viz ; Sp-llmg, Ken.
j dir.*-, Writing, Grammar, C<>mp«siti< n,
Mricantile Arithmetic, Geography, &c
The terms w>ll be such as to rentier the
situation desirable.
Apply at this Office.
I Richmond, June 4th, 1810.
K hi M o V A L
Thomas Oiduf.?, grateful for the
liberal supp rt he has experienced in his
i trade, respectfully informs Ins customers
and the public generally, that he has re
moved h;s Tailor's Shop to the roam street
, adjoining Mr Robert Bell. Saddler and
| opposite l)r Du.Val’s Apothecary shop,
where he will thankfully receive any busi.
1 r»c«3 in his line, and hop: s by attention and
f'd« v^urs to.please, to met it n continu
ance of favour.
I Richmond. May 4ih, 1810. e p3m
n oTTcirr
A F F/WTION will b? presented
the Gcneial Assembly of Virginia ac iheir next
sc s on praying frr the establishment of an in
spection of Tobacco at a Wa'ehousi just com
menced on an acre of §r -u..d lying between
Cta g’s old odice and Tate’s Tan-Yard, capabit
of cof.tainuig hret thousand itoguierds.
This site passes es every advantage
ot c nvenicnce, e evaiion, accessibility & safe
ty.
May 21, 1810.
MU a iC.iL.
^T.CESSTTY compels me to mike fur.
^ ' tiitr application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
I : demy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
i Sr»t and second class and voluntary sub.
j tcriptions, and st.’l such are hereby reques*
ICU >») m IK.C payment -o me subscriber to
enable the building committee *o pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order to proceed
i w it it the work next spring, it being for the
education of <-nr rising progeny, which orna
ments "nt*. attache", them to republican prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and in.
| dependence. 1 have tMidertaken Ute collec
tion by agreement with Joan Brockenbrough
and William W. Hening^ Esqt's. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of 'rustles. As the building of the
Ac .demy has progressed considerably, 1
Hatter myself there will be but little trou
Isle in oh aining the money for thr purpose
•f carrying into effect so laudable mi insti
i tuioc.
ROBERT MITCHELL
I>cbember 8th. 1809. tf
i*oi< sale:,
Al the Vendu** office of the Subscribers,
a variety of Muslins and Ginghams,
Nuns and Adelphi Thread* ; Irian Linens,
1 otton Shirtings, Florentines, Caliicoes
Bandannas, Pelisse Cloths, Komalls, Nan
keens and a great variety of white India
goods,—
AT.cO.
Muscovado Sugar. 1st and 2nd quality;
Prime Green Coffee in barrels and bags :
Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum ; Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperial Tea In boxes ;
fresh Hyson and Sniiehong Tea in Chests;
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copperas, l»hi.
liidciphia Soap and Candles, 4tc.
Foster h Sutchcll, Auct’rs.
April 19, 1810. tf
Found, in the Main Street ol this city
•nme time since,
A Silver Watch*
The owner may have it on proving
property and paying the expense of
this advertisement. Apply to the
printer*
June 0. tf
CANDLES.
67 Boxes northern Candles,
Assorted, sixes, made particularly far 1
summer use—just received and for sale by
Asa OtU.
‘First door below the hell Tavern.
NOTICE if hereby given, ’hat I shall peti
'ion the next General Assembly, to vest
in me the right of ihe Commonwn 'h te the
Und*, which belonged to Pe er Per net of New
Kent county, at the time of his death*
Stephen H. Lacy.
June 17th, 1810.
James River Land
FOR SALE,
Under the authority of a powtr of Attor
ney from DoTor Robert M<*yo, tire
subscriber v/ili sell to the highest
bidder, at Amhersi Court-house,
on the third Monday in July
next (being cou. t day,) thru
valuable TRACT of
LAND.
WHEREOV Jesse Spinner resides. The
quanti y exceeds 500 acres ; 150 of which
are prime low grounds, and in excellent
arable condition. Toe fngh land is un.
impioved, but promises w«|| lor the cul
ture of tobacco, 8cc -Wuh ma >j other
advantages of this isndj Ihere is a mill
seat, on a bold s'reanr., ihat may be easi
ly improved —The incumbrance df a'lease
to Mr Spinner which was an obstacle to
a sale according to the appointment t,f a
late adver’isement, is removed exctpl foi
theensui- g year. The privilege of s:f».
ing small gram 'in the fall of that year
will be ullnwrd 'he pulcliaier, with the
rents accruing from this time.
T E R M S.
_J.r _r .i . ... ..
wMiui me money on
(he day of bale / end the balance in three
equal annual paryn cuts,to be secured by
b' nd ar.a approved secuiity, and a deed
ol trust on the land.
JOSEPH MATO,
A' omey for
Robert Mayo»
P^wha’an. June IT h, lmo.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COMPANY.
AT a meeting of the Board of Di
rectorr,,onthe4th of June, 1U10_
Resolved, That ali wggons run
ning upon the Turnpike Road,
having wheels with t> re the width of
four inches shall be exempt from the
payment of the toll which is eat lilish
ed by law on return waggons; and
that all waggon# so used with tyre thr
width of six inches and upwards shall
he exempt from the payment of one
half of all the toll allawed by law, both
in going aud returning; That su h
extmpti nt shall continue so long an
the waggons which may be entered
under this regulation within twelve
mouths from this date, shall be em
ployed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resolved, That the clerk be in
structed to advertise that he will re
ceive PROPOSALS for BUILD
ING a WOODEN BRIDGE across
1 ie canal ol Mayo*s mill in the town
ji M^uchtsicr, till the 1st Monday
in July next.
Extract from the minutes.
JAMES BRANDER, Clk.
Ten Dollars Reward.
O UN AWAY from the subscriber in AL
AV bemsrle county, near Charlottesville,
a Nkgho .VI ak, by name A1JAM, about 5
t et lo or 11 inches high, very straight and
well intuit*, ftmall head and narrow visage,
prominent nose, a sly countenance, his feet
nas been badly frimioiuen^ and has lost
some ot hi-. to.-s ; he carried away with
him n dt*ub surtout coit lined with red a
ve.vei Cape, blue broad cloth coat, * pair
ot corduroy pantaloons, tswansdowu vest a
pair <>♦ Miwarrow boots, and a new furred
hill. It IS expected that he will ende .vnr
to pass lor * tree mm, and I presume, he
has o named a pass to that efT, ct. I expect
oe is lurking about Culpeper,as he former*
ly belonged M a Mr. Tuit, near that place,
Whir, he has also connections living. 1
wnl g.vt the abov^ reward to any person
that will secure filtu in jail and g.ve me
information, so that I get him again.
NhLSON BAKKhDALR.
Albemarle, June 6, 1810, 4ar
We have on hand, to be disposed ot at pri
vate sale,
20 Hhds. Prime Ant'gna Rnm,
10 ditto Windward Island ditto,
20 ditto Molasses,
20.000 wt, Gre- n Coffee
150 Barrels fiist quality Loaf Sartr
20 Hods. Brown Sugar,
150 B-rrel» ditto, part ef which Ulstqua.
lity,
140 Barrels Apple Brandy,
6 Cases Londo * Hats, fresh imported
Bales India Cotton,
do. Rolls arc! Hessians,
6 Crates Glass Ware, assorted,
2000 Bushelks Liverpool GroandShlf.
ALSO,
Salt hi Sar.kSj Imperial, Y«nng Hyson and
Scdchnng Teas Out, French Brandy, Pep.
per, Gingir, Nutmegs, nnd a variety of o„
ther article* too tedious to enumerate**
all of which will be sold low for cash or
approvrd piper.
PROSSER k MONC7RE, Auctrs.
Richmond, June 8J into. U
1 -c* JK
Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Hdveiust received a large and com
plete ussortrr'-nt ot ireth »electe(l MEDI
CINES and DRUGS of the latest impor
tation*—which, in addition to their former
elockj form a* extensive and general &n
assortment in thaclice, as can be found in
this City* Medical practitioners, and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a*
ble 10 get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbation, by calling at the hew*
Medicine Store, a few doors above the
Market Bridge ra this City.
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
Steer’s Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington’s Balsam of life
Dr Rawson’s celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-bilious
and Stom .chic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s I.ch Ointment
'Craig’s do do
Dr Lee’s Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague & Fever
Hlinklty’s Infallible remedy for the Piles
Dr Cooley’s Vagetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
'Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI
CAL 1NSI RUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUM • RY,
coniisiiug ot Essence of Burgamm, Laven
der. Roses, Lemob, Milk of Roses, feci
fee.
A variety 'of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose*, Almond, Violet, Castel, Venitian^ &c. I
l ice’s Chemical compound lor!
cleaning Bobt.Tnps and Saddles, which 1
w H out stains^ produce a fine colour
and g.ve an elegant gloss.
PAIN TER’S COLOURS of every
description, among which are. White
L *ad, dry and ground in Oil ^warranted]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussian Blue* Spruce Yellow
Store do. Pa'tnt do King’s do. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Ke ve’s Water Colourei, Paint
Brushes, fee. 8cc
H/v riERs’ MA i’ERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve
ly art.cle used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, See, &c
DYt,i\S can be supplied Wldl al
most every article used by tnern in their
Ime ot Business.
(iLAZILkS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
K.chiuo.iil, 23d M -.y, 1810.
t'OR SALE.
6 Tons American Iron assorted,
D T n Sw d sh d >. <Jo.
100 flaxes Window Glass. 12 by 14 10 by IS
8 b> 10, 1 \
i 0 Keg. Kngiuh white Lead,") Ground in Oil
50 bweg. Spanish S own Ditto
A few hundred gallons Linseed & Sperma.
ceti On,
80 B- xrs mr.uld Candles fit for summer use
4, 5, Sc 6,
20 K-g* American and English FF Gun
Powder,
20 Bags Gieen Coffee,
12 Bales Cotton, of a superior Quality,
60 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey— 3
ibgether wi.h Groceries in general, will
be sold moderate.
Russell 8c Wallace.
Richmond, June 21st, 1810. 2m
ViumuT i .
At a Superior court of Chancery holden at
the Capitol m the City of Richmond, the
first day of June, 1810.
William Price, ex’or. of the estate of Wil
liam Price, dec'd. pltf
against.
John Warren, rrltn’r. of Joseph Fuqua, who
was ass gnee of John Leitch,
deft.
“THS defendant not having entered hi» ap
*■ pearancc an i given security acceding toth«
aft of assembly^ and »he rules of thiseourtj and
it appearing to me sa.isfact'on of the court, that
he is not an inhabitant of thi counwy, on mo.
•.ion of the plaintiff by ccunscl, It is ordered,
hat the said defendant do a, peat here on the
first day of :he neat term, and answer the hill
of the plaintiff i and that a copy of thii> ordei
be forthwith inserted in some ne**p:>per pub
lisbed in the city of Richmond,fjr two mnntns
successively, ar.d posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said coy.
A Copy,—Teste,
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
A Run a way in Louisa Jail.
WAS committed to the jail of Louisa coun
ty on or about the 33d day of March last,
a negro man who calls himself BEN - he
is a bom 5 feet 10 inches high, of a dark
complexion, about 30 years of’age, blind
•n the right eye which is hardly perceiv*
able, has a scar on his upper lip on the
right side near his fsose, says he'.irel'mgs to
a Mr Overstreet in the state of S. Carolina
near Charleston. 1 he above run away
wS3 formerly the prop-'ty of Thomas L. ■
Smith of the county of Lculsa, and state ef
Virginia, and was sold as his property to ,
some pers .n in the state of S. C. in the
course of last fall by a Mr Sullivan.—'Vhe |
I owner I* requested t« conoe forward, pay :
! charges and take him away, otherwise be
will t»e dealt with according to law.
JOHN EDWAKS, d. s.
For
PETEK CRAWFORD, She’iT.
Jane 4.h, 1810. w 3 in.
VIRGINIA t l
At a superior court of Chancery hoi. 1
den in Richmond,. June 1st, 1805. I
Between
Thomas Harris in his own right, and as
administrator of Billy*Harris, deceased,
Augustine Harris, James Semple and Jo
ana his wile, Samuel Bou*h, and i\ ny
liis wife, Lewis Fort and Klisabetli l.i's
wife, and Jesse Hargrave, administrator
•f John Harris, Pltls.
and
Henry Harris, administrator of William
Harris, who was ono of the executors
of John Harris, deceased, William Guy,
executor of George Guy, deceased, An
thony Thornton, executor ot Walker
Taliaferro, deceased, Joseph Ricnesor.,
William Taliaferro^ John Anderson*
executor of Wilson Freviliau, who wae
executor of Thomas Frevilian, who was
also an executor of the said John Har
ris, deceased, Defts.
The defendant Henry Harris, up
on whom an attachment for his contempt
in not answering the bills of the plainuds
hath been executed, still failing to answer
the same, the court this first day of June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and five, on motion of ths. plain
tiffs by Counsel, doth take their bills for
^confessed, as to that defendant, and order
that he do render an account of his intes
tate’s admin is- ration ef the goods, chattels,
and credits ot John Harris, deceased, be
fore one of the commissioners of tha court
to be by him examined, sta ed^ settled, and
to the court reported, with any special
matters thought pertinent by himself, or
required by the parties to be specially sta
ted j unless the said defendant on or be
fore tho tenth day ot tha term *anext after
lie shill be served with a copy of this or*
der, shew cause to the contrary*
f A Copy —Teste,J
Peter Tinsley, e. c.
Commissioner's Office,
Richmond 4th mu. 38th, 1810,
i ne parlies are Hereby notified,
that I have appointed the 20th day of the
7th month £i. e. July next,] to perfect the
account directed by the abovo oruer of
court; on which day, they are requested
to attend at my Office, £in tins City] with
their accounts, and vouflfcers, ready tor
examination and settlement.
SAMUiiL A'AK'oON b, Commissioner.
_ (w«o
VIRGINIA (
At a Superior court of Chancery
. holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the 24th day of Februa
ry 1810.
Claiborne DuVal, executor of Samuel Dua
Val* Pltf
AGAINST
Wood Jones, executor of Wood Jones decM.
Edward Scott and Miry his wife Plea
sant Roberts, Guardian to the Orphan
ciiiiaren of Finlip Jones, dec*d»*
THE defendants Edward Scott
and Mary his wife not having
en ered their appearance and given secu
rity according io the act of Assembly, and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that they arc
not inhabitants of this country, on motion
of the plaintiff by counsel, It is ordered
That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and an.,
swer the bill of the plaintiff—and that «
c;py of this order be forthwith inserted in
some news.paper publishel in the city of
Mchmand, for two months successively Jc
posted at the front door of the Capitol* in
the said city.
A Copy, Teste,
Peter Tmuley, c. c.
(8. t. w.)
For Sale,
^ 1 rai'101 *-»*»«* lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch of Fine Ceekr
which contains about five hundred and six*
*y acres ; two hundred acres at least of
which are uncleared. The superior situ
ation, and many other local advantages of
the land wdl render it .very desirable to
any person who may be disposed to Pur
chase Land in this county. The propri
etor, living on the place, will with plea
sure show it to any one who wishes to be
come a purchaser. The terms of sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible,
Edward Mayo.
oowtf.*
150 Dollars Reward.
ABSCONDED shout the Hth of January
1810, anegrsman na-n«-d JI Vf. some times
called JIM JONES, as he was purchased of
Edward Jones, Susie* counts, Virginia a black
well made fellow, abou- 5 Feet 3 inchr* high —
a scar under the left arm, nearly the midrtle of
his body—a scar nearly under the left bubby—
the scar in die body he got in taking^ when run
away—a small scar rmtner over the'right eye.
I espeft he wm carried oflT by some villain, and
in now sold. 100 doIlaV* for the negro alon , or
140 for the negro and rop-ur that hai *, Id him.
Edmund Byne,
State of G»nrgia B irke county
Walker’s Bridge.
Tune 9. <»t
I^OK SALE.—A handsome, second hand
• London built CHAHIOT, which has
been but little used and is in a good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr. Htrunrs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tarern, where the carnage
may bo seen. tf
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