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"" VIRGINIA:
At a superior court of chancery hoi
t den ar the Capitol in Richmond,
February 26th, J810. ,
John M. Waiker adm*r with the will an
nex’d of John Christian deceased, James j
Patteson, the Mme joint M. Walker |
•flm’r oi Joyce Christian deceased, and I
> the said John M* Walker and Susannah j
his ififc, Sw’.e heiress of the said Joyce
l hiisiian a* ri George Smith and the said
i John M, Wa!ker Executois of Lucy
Duguid, deceased, and George Chris,
tian and Joyce P- his wife, George E.
Dupti'd ai d Elizabeth h s wife and Ly- |
d a Diiguulj hens of the said Lucy Du
gutd deceased- Pi's,
Against
Hizabeth, Pattes n, executrix and George
Chrutiiuiij executor of f'eter PaLeson
deceased, and Martha Patteson, E.iza
belli Mr Key • old?, Chaiies Pat es« i.j
Pttigy Pn eson, Poll) Pa leson, P •lei
Paiteson, Jem y Pa leson, Henry Pa"
li c/in h'oiMMi D..i nr..l U..
le*.oo, and Charles IJr.con son and heii
ol Nancy bacon, lau* Narcy Palteso< ,
children fe heirs a law of' Chants pai
leson deceased, and Devisees of tbt
sa’d Pe’er Palie on deceased, Mary*
Anne l’.ileson s.dow of the said Job
Pat-eon deceased, Ciia'ies Phelp, ai d
A oily Ins wife, Lewis Dawson ant. Ln
cy his wife, Shmu T P. Christian and
Nancy $ti« wife, Samuel Paltcson and
Ji hr. Pi.tteson inlands by the s ;d Samu.
tl P Christian specially assigned their
Cuaidimv, hens ol the said J..lm Pat.
teson recrasetf, Dels.
The Parties in the above mentioned
suit will take notice, That I have ap
jointed Monday the I4ih day of next
L Month for the purpose of taking the ac*
count* direc ed by ihe decree pronounced
^ in thr said *uuon the 26th February last,
on which ,d>y the Pai ties are requested
f to attend at my tffiee in the City of Rich
mond with their Papers and Evidence
pit pared to go into the said accounts.
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. C.
April 2, 1810.
AT a meeting of the Directors
of the- R/chmond Turnpike Company, at
thr Washington Tavern in the Chy of Rich
rr.cnrt, the 1<5 h of Apni, 1810
. Resolved, That all shares of de
linquents in the said Company be sold at the
Washington Tavern in thr city of Kichm nd on I
Wtdnetday the 23d ol r.er.t n nth
Kt-solved, 1 hat a call ol two dol-1
Ur» 0“4 fifty cents on each thv e m the said
Company he nude, and that (hr same be paid to
the Treasurer or. or be!o>e tin. 23d of next month
A Copy
(tds) N. Sheppard, Cl!c.
—— —---. —. .... ,. . :
' l Oil SALK.
A T the Vendue office ot the SnPdt riher*, 1
xA a variety of Musi ns and V ndumc
Nuns ami Adelphi Threads ; Wish Linen*,
Cotton Shirtinpa, Florentines Caihcoes
Bsvilnnnas, Feluie Cloths. Kotr.alls, N'an»
krei.a md a great variety of wliite Indi..
good a,—
ALcO,
Muscovado Suc;ar, 1st and 2nd quality .*
Prime Green Coffee in barrels ami ba$rs :
Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum ; Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperial 'lea in box-» ,
• Fiesh Ifye'in and S-ucliong Tea in Chests;
Pepper, Gir g*r, A (spice, Copperas, l1 hi.
liulel.pl. n Soap and Caudles, tec.
Fohlti Satcncll, Auct’rs.
April 19, 1810. tf
In Council, Munch 23# 1810.
Notice !
IN purvnnce of an act »f t ie General Assem,
bly.pav#c lnthclastsesstni| notice ish*-rety
• f. 'o*n, that a sale of t ie public prtnerty it the
1 si«t of Fotk, will take place on Thursday the
54 h Hay of .May next, on the premises, on a
i.r rfit of ve in »nthi. Rond and security to
t approved by ih-i Executive, will be required.
k«»r inform*-,mi respecting the property en*
qi.ire ol o >u.>r John Wills, of Fluvanna coun
ts*
Samuel Coleman, a. c. c.
8w.
FOR STlF¥y
ASA OTIS,
FTUST door below the Bell Tavern,
»■ (i-# h ' u;>p.» if Li arty Yomshirc. Early &ugai
Leaf cn.l Hoi Dutch Cahhj^e Seeds —
4. fi «gs Whir* Cofi?e of a-* e'rc'lsa* quality_
A fee; Hair* fresh soft shelled Almond*.
Ri-bm i*d, April 13, 1810.
SALB.—A handiomc, second hand
London tnitt CHAHIOT, which ha?
been hut ly tie usedamd is m a good statt
preflBHthe printer, or
the carriagt
a j
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Penitentiary Store,
and)
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. f. Burr,
in addition to the articles manufactured at to*
l’cnitcnirary, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Vi« • fiue and coarse haiaof every description.
A regular supply of cotton cloth on con sign men
from the Pi evidence manufactory j and .vill be
• old by ihe piece at the mill piices^ via :t=r:lJec
• ickin s>ripes. checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton ainglo and double
Ho-ne Made Linen Shreting. Richmond Gun
Powdrr by the keg. warranted of superior qua!.
:ty. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
b >ttlei and Beer in barrels.ea
Ha:ness Leather^ Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins Coloured and Black Roans,
Feb nary 10 1810. tf
*r7*'Vamed louiaa by the year a rood
COOPER. •
JUS V PUBLISHED,
And for sale at this Office,
Price 25 cents,
THE
Value of the Souh
A
SERMON*
DELIVERED BEFORE THE SYNOD
CF VIRGINIA,
At Staunton, October 19, 1309.
BY (THE Rev. CONRAD SPEECE, a m
Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS,
D ELlV ft R K D Mr Thomas Wi
att’s Emantiel, a Boatman at Lynchburg,
directed on the Pox toth**care oF the Rev.
A. Foster, In Richmond, in December. 1809
— Containing J sets liawer’s Church His.
tory in 2 vol. 5 vols Myles History ; 4 vol«.
Revved Code, 2d vol. : 3 Wirt’s Speeches;
j about 12 qui'a s fine large papvr ; 2 Watt’s
Ilyntir ; 2 Smart’s Introdnct on to Latin—1
do. to Latin Grammar=*l Life of John Earl
=*2 Tutor’s Guide-—1 American Preceptor
=•1 Ncwtontan Philosophy—2 Life of Da.
v d —1 Resipn.it'on a pnem—1 Grounds of
a Hjily life—1 Let’s liie, 8cr. Any person
having a knowledge of such a Rnx or of
such books hy leaving word or delivering
them at A. Foster’s, in Richmond, or at the
Press Office in Lynchburg, shall be rewar
ded.
Tlit Thorough bred English Horse,
WONDER,
V^/ILI. STAND the ensning season at my
» » stable, at Painesville, (formerly Chinque*
pin Church,) in Amelia county* and will be let
to mares at five guineas the reason, payable
the twetity.fifth day of December following
ten dollars the single leap, to oe paid down, and
fatty dollars to ensure a mure being in foal —
the money for the insurance will be exacted if
t.ie property is changed—and in either ca;e one
dollar o the groom. Good and extensive pas.
turage gratis, but 1 will not be responsible for
accidents or e>c?.pes«mare« fed upon reasons*
!>!e term*, provided the money is sent with them
The season wih commence the 1st of March,
and end the first of August following.
JOHN JETER,
Merck 1st, 1819.
Land for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust bear
'ug date the 25th day of March, eighteen
i.ui.( red and seven, executed, by Carter I
V\ •Ikt-rson and Salty his wife, to tnu sub- j
v I’hers as trustees, for the purpose cf se„ •
curing a sum of money therein mentioned, j
[ to In aucAo William Biadley, Willbcaolci, I
at Cumberland court-house, on Monday j
III .. -Ul , ,1... . < \A .. I . .. ....... ,1. I
---/ M.V)
A i ract of Land,
In the deed conveyed, containing
250 cres, Jy i,g in the sai<l county of Cum.
oerlanrtj near the c< ur>.lu-use, and adjoin,
log i l.i isas ilobsni.’s tract ot lanu^ on
winch tiit c.-uri*lt< use stands, s ccordmg
I to the ptovisinns ot an act, entitled an act
c lice mu g executions ana lor other pur.
poses—me lubscnbers will convoy the title
to the purchaser or patch-sera, an vented
in them as trustees only.
John L». Daniel.
Thomas H. Walton,
Cumberland, April 23d, 1810.
Ids.
N O r 1 C El
V meeting of the Commissioners
(appointed by an a^l of the Geneial As
sembly ot Viigima on the 8 h dny of Jan«
uaiy last) for the purpose, of adjusting ‘he
t'aims of the sufferers by -lie burning oi
Nicholas's Ware-housei, will take place, ir»
h’: Town t*f Warren, on Thirsday iheTth
of Jure next ; persons interested are re
quested to attend, prepared with such e.
v dence as may be ncccasaiy to establish
their resp-civc claims.
May I ♦, 1810
K fc M O V A I-.
Thomas Diddep, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced In his
*ra<lef respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that he has re*
moved hit Tailor’s Shop tothe main street
adjoining Mr Hubert Bell. Saddler, and
ppostte i)r Du.Vul’a Apoinecary shop,
where hr v ill thankfully receive any bthi.
urss in his l»ne, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to please, to inert,t a continu.
ance of favour.
Richmond) May 4th, 1810. e|>3m
%
JUST PUBLISHED, j
4nd ror tale at thia Office, the eighth editior.
making near tioeny thouaan l ca.hica
already sold, of the lJfe of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to his country led !
How lov’d, while living !—how rever’d, now
dead '
Ye living Sires ! with pleasure all attend,
And read the History of your Glorious Friend^
Lisp ! lisp his name, ye Children yet untom /
And with like deeds, your o\Vn bright lives
adorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the-grey
hair’d veterans of the last cen
tury, who were the play
mates and companions
ofne great Wash
ington from his
childhood.
| RECOMMENDATIONS,
»Y EMINENT DIVINES, JUDGES AND GENE
RALS.
“It is a surprising fact that even the A.
merican People know but little of (ieorge
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life ; of his Mili
tary Character, and Political Taien'.s, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
“ Many intelligent persons have ardent*
ly wished to see a faith*ul account oi three.
not only as a debt of gratitude to him, but
as a tine example to cur children.
“The Author has performed this task
in a very satisfactory manner. His Anec*
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transccn
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. The moral sensibility and
genius of the writer warms the heart and
imagination of his readers. His descrip.,
live fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views ; while his flash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader.” ,
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Minister o* the Swedes Church,
Phiiadeifihia.
NEW MEDICINE STORE.
'THE Subscribers have recently taken a store,
near the Market Bridge, opposite Messr .
White and Shelton's, where they offer for tale
a very general assortment of DRUGS Uf MK
DIC'INhS / a few of which are enumerated,
viz .
Gum Aloes Patent Medicine.
—'— Ammon Steer’s Chemical Opo
- Asia Foctida deldoc
- Arabic Bateman’s Drops
Guaiac British Oil
- Gamboge Essence Peppermint
-—Myrrh Turlington’s Balaam of
- Opium Life
- Copal Dr. Rawsoa’s Celebra
■ Shell Lac ted Itcb or Beautify
Tragacanth ing Ointment
A<iua Ford* Do. do. Genuine
Annatto Anti bilious and Sto.
Arrow-Root machic Bitters
Camnhor Do. do. Worm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark Wheaton’s Itch Oint
Cream Tartar meut
Chamomile Flowers Dofioe Lee’s Genuine
Magnissia Windham Billious
fa!*P Pills
•pecae Anderson’s do.
Calomel Hooper’s do.
Dr 1 homson’s Aroma
Essence Burgamot tic Tooth Paste
- Lemon Do. Eye Water
“- Spruce Febrifuge Electuary
''‘r>ve® for Ague and Fever.
Nutmegs Hinkley’s Infallible Re.
^ac* medy for the Piles
Cants, &c. he. &c. Dr. Cooley’s Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
ALSO
A general assortment of PAINTS 8c DYING
U! UGS—all of which will be sold as low as at
tn> other store in this city. Medical practirion.
»rs and gentlemen who are in the habit of selling
medicine in the coumry, will do well to call.
, . VAIL Ik ROGERS.
Richmond. 29th Aog. 1809.
NOTICE.
NECESSITY compel* me to make fur
ther application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Rich mond A.
sademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub
scriptions, and a'l such are hereby reques
ted to mak* payment >o the subscriber to
enable the building committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in oider to proceed
with the work next spring, it being for the
education of our rising progeny, winch orna
ments and attaches them to republican prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and in
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Hrockcnbrough
and William W. Honing^ Esqrs. the other
members of the comimtt< e appointed by a
ooarcl of trustees. As the building of the
Ac aleniy lias progressed considerably, I
Batter myself there will be but little trou
•el in oh aining the money for the purpose
at carrying into effect so laudable an insti
tution.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Dechemher flth, 1809. tf
N O T I (TeT
THK firm of Robert & Temple
Gwatbmey is changed to Temple k Ro
bert Gwathmry t and in consequence of
them'fndsd removal of Robert Gwathmey
to Liverpool^ the firm there will be Robert
and Temple (Iwathmey
Richmewd, «ai M«yf 1810* 3«r
] Lands for Salts*
BY Virtue of o decree, rendered
on the 6th day of Sept. 1309,
n a superior court of chancery holrien in
he city ot Richmond, in a cause whciein
''amuel Smith, James A. Buchannan, and
James Calh -nHj late merchants and part,
ners, trading under the name and firm of
Smith, Calhoun, & co. were complainants,
and Burdet Ashton, jun. and others, were
defendants s The subscribers named in
said decree for the purpose of carrying the
same into effVit, will sell at public auttion
for cash, the following
Tracts of Land:
One Tract or parcel of Land lying
in the county ot Jefferson, on Butlnkin, in
possesion of John Riley and John Dcm
met, conaiiiiug 416 acres, and boun”
ded by su vey thereof made by Willi
am M'Plierson, in the vfcar 1803—also on»
o her tract or paictl of hind, adjoining the
ab-ve mentioned traits, containing 35^ a
cres. in possession of John Brian and Tho
mas Gugga, and bounded by survey made
in 1803 by William M’Phe* son—Also one
other titci or parcel of Land, in the afoie
•'Sid county of Jefferson, containing 301 a
ciesfWin. M’Pherson’s survey in the year
• ’803) in the possession and occupation ol
Gabiiel Greenfield.—The foregoing lands
are the same lands, which the executors ot
General George Washington, on the 5 1st
of August 1804, conveyed to Burdet Ash.
ton, Jun. by deed of bargain and sale ol
record in the office of the county court of
Jefierson, which the said Burdet Ashton,
Jun. on the 12th of March, 1805, inortga.
ged lo said executors, also of record
in said cilice.
Tiie sale of the above described
three tracts of land will commence at the
dwelling hou>e of John Demrnet, on the
first mentioned tra£t on the 15th day of
June next at 12 o'clock of the said day.
The commissioners will make such deed
to the respective purchasers as the afore
said court of Chanccy may dite£t>
Bennet Taylor, 1 .
Thomas Parker I j-j
John Humphreys ■’£
and I |
William Tate, |
April 20 h, 1810. J J
JUSV PUBLISHED,
And for sale at the Office of Man
son Sc Miner,
A SOLEMN WARNING
TO ALL THE
DWELLERS UPON EARTH,
Given forth in obedience to the express
command of the
LORD GOD,
As commumca ed by him, in several ex
tirordina'y Visions and Miraculous
Revelation*, confirmed by Sun
dry plain but wonderlul
sign.. i:n o
NIMROD HUGHES,
Of the county of Wellington.
VIRGINIA,
Upon whom the awful duty of making thi .
publication has been laid and enforced,
by many admonitions and severe chastise.*
rnenta of the 1 ORD, for the space of
ten months and nine days of unjust and
close confinement in the prison of Abing.
don, wherein he was shewn that the cer.
tain i
Destruction of one third of Mankind,
as foretold in the Scrip ures, must take
place on the fourth day of June, in
the year of our Lord la 12 J3t.
LOUISA COUNTY, TO WIT*
TAKEN up by George Harris, li
ving in said county, an estray
BARRO W,
With black and sandy spotts and marked
with an underkeel in each ear, and apj
praised before Frederick Harrison the 1st
day of May, 1809, by Richard Waller, Aa
ron Arnold and Nathan Yancey to the sum
of four dollars.
(A Copy) w3tp
Test,
John Poindexter, c. l. c.
oY Virtue of a Deed of Tm*t executed
^ by Robert and George Turner to secure
the payment of several sums of money to
John Doyle. Will be exposed to sale, by
auction, on the first day of June next, on
the premises, at 12 o’clock, FIVE ACRES i
and fIVEPF.ARCHES of LANDy now in
cluded within the city of Richmond, which
was purchased by said Doyle of Col. Rich
ard Adams, and adjoins the Tenements of
Messrs. Southgate, Grmntland, Maul and
Adams, The sal* will be tor cash*
Charles Wills.
April 26, 1810. 3tw
Charlotte Court, 6ch March. 1810.
Freeland aud Giliics, pltfs. ,
AeSinsT (rh
Anthony Walke, Ephraim Rouldin, John T ,
Fennell and Jamer. I Iatr.lett, defts. ' e /•
''pHE defendant Walke not having’ entered
* his appearance according to the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this s*at»-, on the motion
of the plaintiffs hy their attorney, H is ordered
that he appear here on the first day of Jane cour I
next and enter his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs’hill, and give security for performing
the decree of the court, and that a c'pr of thi*
ordor he Inserted in one of the ntwpin rs
printed In Richmond, for two months succe-s
ivety, and posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county.
Copy—Teste, ? bomas Kbad, «, «.
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Constitutions oc the TI.
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Nubiiia in search of a
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Walker's Pronouncing
Dictionary
Ditto do. abridged
Thaddeus of Warsaw
Blair’s Lectures
Washington’s Reports
Bonnycaal e’s Algebra
Historical G amniar
Thomson's seasons—a
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u’C of schools
Gilbert’s Law of Evi
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Burdens Village Ser
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Johnson’s (Pocket)
Dictionary in Minia*
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Jones’s Sheridan's Dic
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Blair’s Sermons
Universal History, in 9
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Aiiqutijl
Russell’s History of
Modern Europe
M'lita y Tutor
Debates in ihe Virgi- |
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Abac lino, the Biavoof
Venice
Algernon Sidney on go
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American Annual Re
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Revheu Cone of Vir.
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Biackstone’s Commeiu
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Vintager*
Kail
Killing no Murdef
Yes or No ?
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gant Family Bible*
W alsh’s mercantile
Arithmetic
Pearce’* Memoir*
Parent's Assis ant^ by
Miss Edgeworth
Rambler’s Magazine
Wandering Phiianihro.
pist
Fonblanque on Equity
Sheridan’s Lectures
Romance of the Py e
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Practical Farmer
Ahiaman Rez n
De Mom fort
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NEW VRGIMIa JUSTICE I
PROVAD.
Elias V. Lachaize,
T A Y L O R,
Next door to fur. Nielson’s, of this *
city, return* thank* ta those who have favor,
cu hi-- whn thfir custom, and informs his
friends and he public generally, th.t he has
just received the latest prevailing fashion from
Philadelphia.
N. B. Particular attention, (and
no disappointment) paid to ad orders from the
country.
Richmond, April 12th, 1810. vvgt.
Land for Sale.
rilE sudscriber having determin
ed on removing to the Western country immedi.
ately after the payment of his debit offer* for
: sale that handsome situation whereon he resides
j containing upwards of tix hundred acict about
two thirds ot which is cleared with good improve.
I menu of every discretion/ the Land which it
; *® el'ar »s equal toany Tobacco land in thecoun.
ty, the cleared land is considered equal to any in
the neighbourhood, this land lies about 38
miles above Richmond^ six from James and two
from Appomattox rivers j this land it well water- *
•>-wi warer a*
i »ny in Virginia, and considered one of the
i healthiest scats on this tide of the Blue Kid^e;
this land may be purchased low lor cash, or’oii
j as long credit as will enabla ibe purchaser to
make the payments from the Land if inquired
j or lands in the Western country will be receivl
ed in payment if they lie in such parts as the
subscriber sh»l| approve. Those who with a de. •
,irable seat in the county of Powhatan are ini
vited to view the same. The subscribe/will erl
sure three cups from one hundred acres of thil
•and to pay the sum that the wli.de lisr.t may
be purchased for, provided the planter obligates
himself to cultivate it in a plamer.like manner.
Hi chard Nethcrland.
Pswhataa county, Ap.il 9th^ 1810. wSt
GEORGE WATT,
HA9 jost received and oilers tor sale—Sicily,
Madeira and bherry Wine, by the hhd.and
qr. cask i Green Coffee ; Orleans Sugar by the
hltd t German Platillas Simplex by the pciceoy
case ; half poms glass Tumblers, in cases oi 1000
each—and New York Soap and Candies.*
(ON If AND,essMadeira Wine—Orleans and
uso vado Sugar—Green Cotter— Molasses_
Prim* Pork— Liverpool and Stone-Ware_
Souchong, Hyson Sam and Gunpowder ’j ea_
Spanish Sugars— Raisins—Aimo >d,—Nutmegs
as»1V indow Glass— and Wvnien’a Sh\>rs
- -which he will dispose of hy wnotesaieon its*
sonable terms.
Richmond, 20th Joly 1809.
'~l HE Subscriber being anxious to dis
charge his debts, offers tor sale, that
valuable Plantation, lying in Arne' a coun.
ty, on Fiat Creek, containing upwards of
900 acres, h considerable quantity of which
is very valuable u.:-ado tv land./ For terms
apj.ly to wtf
WILLIAM MURRAY,
G.jrs-Brook, October 18th, ihOV.
Hening’s Statute* at
Large^ voi. Ut—
publishing by sub*
icrifd.ion
Bulk's History of Vir.
giaia, in 3 vols.
Marsha'I’t Life of Gen.
Washington
Took’s* Diversions *f
Purley
BurkeS (Edmund)
Works
Anacharsh* Travels
Ramsay‘b Life of
W a- hington
Morse’s Geography, J
I vols.
Do. Gazetteer, 2 vo*s.
[ Commercial Dictiona
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F'sher Ames’ Wotka
Malthus on Population
I Ceiebs
M’Ewen on the Typed
Cabinet of Momus
| Hervy’s Meditations
I Lite of Fox
! Eloisa
Franklin's Life
Ovid’s art oi Love
Zimmerman on Sol£
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! Simpson’s P ea
Geographical Compi
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Don Sebastian
Fashionable Tales
Cavalry Tactics
Sword Exercise
London Dissector
Wandering Philan*
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Chapone’s Works
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I Compsnd
I 9 *
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Fm^al Housewife
I Cooper’s history of N.*
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Spirit of Mascnry
Gmney’s short.Hand
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AmcricunClerk’s mag i
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Towers cn the Prophet
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Roscoe’s life of Leo
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Brown’s Dictionary ot
the Bible ,
Fcrg-ison’s Roman Re^
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Exile of Erin
* arrioit’s Siruggtes
The P ince de Lrg.,*.
Lettr s of
Mysteries of Udolphe
M;c. Opie’s Simple
Tales
Firs. Sutclrs of Virgin*
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Eveiina—a Novel