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;IN CHANCEHY.
lo V uvi'.i; «mty f o»f"'hh’J6ibJt810 |
M-r.'.ii w *’a*r.'r. Ma *| f v ^mierson and’Sal. !
1/ Lie wife (late S»l‘y Farra*)Londy Jouti I
its. i Lucy h:swif‘?(li<te Lucy Farrar) which !
•a-d Matthew Ka»r»r, bully rnd Lucy a>e j
/ divr'.bmcet Of the cca.tc oi Antic Fariar,
iliccased, . Wrfs#
against
Stephen f*ar»ar-.n his own right, and as ad.
it-iniui.iuiPT On tin- ©sfa'e of Anre Fatrtf,
, dfCC.S’d, Tarpon Lie in right «'»* his wtic,
Iuiizubeib ( ate Bi’SHOetn Farrar) John Hai*.
c^k in ogntof his wife Fawny < iye-i^anny
Fa f) whg ate aiso dis ••buteaa^it^ie^iid
iar, deceased.
law* Tarf’n Lee I J*
having entered t h^rkjJRnu^ice
rarity according to the ^era
4 .fie ru Cl of this court, end it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that thty ate not
inhsb. Ants ol this cormn snwealth j On the mo
ti«n of the plain Mfs by the.r counsel. It is or.
tiered t.iat the taid defendants dr appeal here
on orfieCftre the first day of March court next, j
and aittwer the. plaixptis* biU -t and that a copy '
of this oidtr be forthwith inserted «•» ro.ae tn.ws- 1
paper published in the cry of Ricuntood, and
continued for two menth* successively, and also
posted at the front door of the couruhoiue of
inis county.
A Copy. Teste,
John Timberlake, jr. r>. c. f. c.
sugar & Chocolate*
RECEIVED by the Slooop Htfntef from
New York) __
51 Barrels prime Muscovado Sugfct
75 Boxes -Chocolate.?——Fv
December 14. V J
gardenTeeW.
AN extensive assortment of GARDEN
. SEEDS, the growth of the present
year. For aale at the Bookstorp of Johnson
k . Warner, and by the aubsenber.
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offer* for sate on very advantageous terms to
Ihe purchaser, hi* sto.k of
^Book3 and Stationary,
vI^W«W»',ng to about 1*1,000 do'lars. comprising'
a coileftion which he Sitters himielf is superior
a* *n» other In Virginia^, an1 perhaps equal io
any in 5f<. u.Hon of the tame amount—His Law
Department is extensive and valuable_That of
History, 1 rrve s and Polite Literature^ eaten.
dfj»« a*»dssSerbwffiMy values e l' ,
cal Works, Lam., Oassi i. ‘.choof Hooks,
* gOoci assortment of Nov«.l'., Koi
“WAYS 8c ME A
TJVVH AH \MS expcGt f
of DO'JltJ) from New York d^iKg nia ms# in
Ric*!m*hd, which with tVne on »\ifi he \f He.
termined to trl at Ihe rsdoOf.d mS*ws /f 10
15, 2f) and 25 tier ied» from the regular N. Y rk
anJ j'rn'adelph't re «-l pices Lawrcxs will
be furnished with Libraries on beMer terms, he
flattrrs hiotse'f, 'I an c'stwhrre in America. He
NMjuat rt-ct ir.d % fresh supply of books among
wmch are the following New Publications^
ijoquence of .he British Senate—Williams’*
Hietory of Vrrmon* — Parks Clement* of Che.
miatry—Hening and MunforPs Report—Pen
•ngs’ New Viigmia Juries, new edition— Also,
the Sahackw, or Mr t'da and Malek AdhiC »
Cnwad. '"martee from the Franc n of 5/a da me
C*>'t’o, 4 volt in 2 price 2doMs. and 2 50. This
cAebrcc T'omance, the Lake of Killarney—the
Scfcwith '>.fv-Osm* i>id Almeria, Ella Ro
■enb- rg- h< Oe If Hr L.ve—and mo«| nT the
Im» N »wc:t, h*. ha* a ‘led to Ms CiacoLAn no
1. ISfUHT
tfichmo-id, Oe 3d, It 0. taw2w oaw
BLANK BONOS,
{ * For Sui<* thti Ofrsc. T
l ir~r
1 tirilL aitJ DE JVERY BONpS
/or sale ae this office*
Archelaus Huglies,
COMMISSION MIHCHANT,
5a the Basin,STORES and SELES’evJ
Liml ut PRODUCE on the usi
5iO-N.
He has for S\
BO Bib. Cut Herring
10,300 Wt. Islu-ot Wigh?
200 Salt Peter’d Hams.
Richmond, June 12th, 1810. (wl2m)
GUN POWDEK. -
THE Proprietors of the
POWDER MILLS, offer
the leg or larger quantity,.F
POWDER, glazed and ting,
milled equal to any Lnporte
louable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return
if not approved Apply to J AS.
Jr. or D. J. BL RR.
Richmond, 31st May, 1810. 3«r wtf
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A Runaway in Louisa Jail)
ITT AS Committed to the je*l °f Louisa
VV xounty as a Runaway, on or'pbout
the SOth day of July lest, a negro nura-erlm
calls himself by the-name of ■* ■**
C H A S,
and says he bel f^gifficld
Jones of the state
says the said Sim lion sdmai.
time last Summei #^ick^.
a 'i many persons wno arrive-'utle to thetr
i*. lancb from patents issued trader the Rega*
Government, have in numberleas instances been
unsmcessful in their replications at this office to
obtain the evidence of their titles, owing to the
indexes to the record books of thsr period being
not only in a very mo ila< ed state, but incorreA—d r
may thetefote bdumpo*tant ko the interests ot
such, to be informaL that tlA-GENERAL IN
D£X to xose recoils hjk uem c/Tefdlly com
pared wiitTOip bodks, dyrthe doing of/which, It
was found that <he ol jrmdexea cmtit^Mknmn*
ber or patents=sthes^OTT>mions are nkpwmppli.
od, and such peisans as hike been hithei un,
su- oevaful, may^.w probublfipud what .-w the
»bje& of the riffeaeck. w
The business of this office having been for a
number of years'heretofore in arrear by reason
of which persons who had returned their sDrvcjs
have been delayed in getting .heir Grants long
after the period allowed by law for issuing them
•it maybe phasing to those interested also to
be'in formed, that grants have turned on alt sur,
veys returned to this office, which cotHd issue ac.
cording to law, and aid now ready to be deliver,
ed to the proprietors.
CHARLES BLAG ROVE, Rear.
‘Land Giber, >
13sc. 4th, 181c. 5 tawSw oaw2w
Johnson if IVarncr,
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BOOK SELLERS AKD STATIONERS,
Adjoining the Market Bridge, liichtno'.id.
LI AVE jnn received a f« w pair of 9 and 12
inch GLOBBrS, and daily expof! to receive
coonp!ere sets of M» bem&tical Instruments, drc.
They have ort band, as usual, an extensive van
oty of W
B Q (J tf f
in the differetk deparlrfm id
all the commcrtkamoUk _
Lately publi ;l»e jjtyi w nd >f
H£NING’& Mug INI a\
And in press, iSr px.t of IRe iJfititu es of
the laws of^JctiglamljLby Edward Uokc with
additional rftes by Hnlkravc and Butler. * This
book whM in common IWech, is called COKS
LITTLETON, is so welixnoivft and appreciat
ed among all the professors of taw as to need no
description or oology ,• it is a sine qua non of c.
very law library in the United States, and yet
haa never been printed here.
This book will be handsomely printed on a
royal paper of the best quality, on a new and
»;.(g»nt tyjte, cast expressly for the purpose_
To be primed page for page from the last Lon.
don Edit ton, in three bsn-itome 8vo. vols. bound
'n the best htantt'r; the price to subscribers will
bs 55 IB, to non subscribers g 21.
November i<0. w4w
NOTICE.
I %
.^TP.CHSSITY compels me to make for
t v ther application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
;«deiny, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and
icrtptions, and all such
ted to make payment i
enable tne building co ,
rears tor work Uon
materials this winter I
with the work next
elocution ofour rising progeny, which orna
mentsand attaches them to republican prin
ciples and give* a spring to liberty and in.
dependence. 1 have undertaken the entire
lion by agreement with John Brockenbrnugh
«nd Willi*'** W. Hentng^ Ktqri. the eiher
member* of the committee appointed by a
board of trustee*. As the building of the
Academy has progre ssed considerably, I
flatter myself there will be bat little trou
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose
»f carrying into effect so laudable hii insti
tu ion. ROBERT MITCUP-LL.
December 8th, 18b9. wtf
-| HR Hubserlber hereby gives notice, that
.1 hr intends to petition the next Cicnrrl
a! Assembly of Virginia, for ralier'
an ordinance of the Common
city of Richmond, passed c*m tf
last, whereby, under a geaeraf u
concerning the I centing olcgri i
and his family are '•‘-rvent'^ttem
Mred Carrfpge t*l any ilcscrip*
conveyance of persons.
Christopher McPherson.
Richmond, 10 Oct. 1810, [v* t f]
w iliiam WardJaw,
HAS HEec.lViiO in addition to Hit former
Stock on hand, by the Almna from Lomlou
!a*elv arrived at Novloik, a
Paints, Medicines,
Which he can tell
by wholesale.
December 21, 1810.
JUST arrived per the Brig Dilllgence,
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
GOODS,
contained in 313 packages, -and wfli be
told by the piece or package—viz=?
Superfine Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. Milled
Drabs, -Coatings, Duffils, Plains, Kerseys,
Kendal Cottons, Rose and -Duffil Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, "Velvets,
Velveteen, Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladles^ Gentlemen and Youths' Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shirting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam
brics, Callicoes, Dimities, leans, a great
'Variety-of Muslins, 6-4 Seeded Mull Robes,
'Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and C Diapers, Towellings, and
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin.
ted Pocket Handfcs. Fancy Romalla, Mad
ras* and PulUcat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams Men's Silk HatsMen's
and Boy's Wool do, ScrvantsY^lvea do.
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton ajpl j^fead
assorted,, Coach Lace, GalloomP*’£cc. &c.
Together with a great variety of HARD*
WARE AND CUTLERY, aod a few Ca
ses particularly suitable forCountry Stores^
Men’s Saddle Trees, 'Chaise do. 'Black*
smith's Tools, Slates.
ALSO—ELEGANT TABLE TH1NA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Castors.
The balance of the Fall supply is expec
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun
try iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum im.
potted in 1805, New do, Pennsylvania
Whiskey,, Grten'Coffee, Salt, Rice., Cot
ton, Flax., Indigo. Copperas, Salt Pctre.,
; Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
' Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
5t?c« Ike* *
i would, also sell, 7,000 Bbls. Tar, Tur
pentine and Rosin. 150.000 White and R&d
| 0.»k Hogshead Staves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or a: City Point. £7* Cash given lor
Couotry Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK*
Richmond. Oct. 12, 1810. Ce P 1 *3
Domestic warehouse_ti* *ub
scribrr, in additi on to hit usual supply of
HOME MANUFACTURES,
Has lately received a small assortment ft woo,
kns. from the manufactory of Co). Humphreys ;
consisting of broad cloth*, cassimere*, cosffnga,
Ac, for aa'e by the piece at invoice pricey or at
retail. M
On hand a constant sr.pplv of Bed ticken, cot
ten doths/striped and plain, s;ntn cotton, Matt
of all sons. D. J* BUR&.
Dcc.-e. (t f)
N 11 Richmond war.anted gun powder in
kegs and canisters.
NOTICE—All those having claims against
the estate rf Stephen Cook. late of l.ock.
Ingham county, fl^esiredpo come forward with
their accounto ^ihenticateiL without
rieiayj and receive t—and s(LLte in. I
deb ted to the said reques urf J come 1
forward and maki payment a* no
indulgence will
JOHN COOK *> *
and C ir
Abraham cook,5 '-r
Buckinghain, Nov. 8;h, 1810. 1m,
flooring Plank Wanted.
'THE Subscriber wishes to contract for a Urge
* quantity of Flooring plank delivered naar this
ity. None need apply but those who ca%fur
nish the very best quality. (,1
Alexander Fulton.
December I0y 1810. tf
Richmond Turnpike Company.
AT a meeting of the DireAors of the said
Company on Thursday eveninguhe 22d
November, 18l0. W £%
RESOLVED, That a call of lan/Ms on
each share in the said company be f,zaw^ and
that five dollars thereof on each share be paid
to the Treasurer on the first day of January next,,
and that the other live, on each share, be paid
to him on the first day of March next.
*1 esie,
N. SHEPPARD. C k.
t 1 Mar.
NOTICE ! ! !
ALL Persona who have claims a.
gainst the rotate or Peter Tinsley
dec’d. are requested to &et>4 ha. their
accounts immediately to 19I ^ttiaui
ter, and all those indebted Cfvfaid cs.
tate are intreated to make speedy pay*
ment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. adm’r.
Oct. 5,1 BIO. (tf;
NOTICE.
ALL persona having claims against the
estate of John M’liim, dcc’d. /kpfe.
J qatated to prodace them us tarly Mgnssi*
j ble to thr subscriber, in order ar«.
I rangemen^s rosy be made for discharging
' the aamc. And all persons indebted to live
‘said estate jure desired to come forward
j and make speedy payment.
jv WTBiam M’Kim, Ad*mr.
|< Hichmdnd, Di'fermber 12.
! %^fiMOS ALLEY,.
j \JT fhe New York variety Shoc.fifhrr,
*Tm {a forms the ladies that he has jo#Ye*
CciVed a fresh supply of Cork soltd noo.
leea, Walking Shoes, kc. kc. kc. w Gw
Decetnba 17,
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J1MES RIVER LAND FOE SALE—JThe
uibucijocr bung about to >ec.3ve to the upper
country, will disj>cte of that
Tract of Land,
known by the name of Milton, lying on James
Rivtr, and in the county of Charles City, about
five miles b low tbe Court House.
Milton contains by an old survey 330 acres.
The a nl is stiff, and particularly excellent for
the culture of wheat, and from the level surface
which it presents, may be imptoved to the great
est advantage.
The situation commands a beautiful and exten
sive view of James River, being on the 7 Mile
Reach. Fish, and wild fowl ate Very convenient
in their seasons and Oysters may be had In a.
bundance from the Boats, which pass almost ev.
ery day in the Fall and Winte- months > —
There is a good and convenient D WELLING
HOUSE on this land, with 5 rooms and a large
passage—it ia now in good condition for the re
ception of a family. The out houses are conve.
uient i and are now in a tolerable state of repair.
He will also sell that TRACT OF LAND
known by the name of Brown's Quart^ Aituat.
ed about 112 miles from J&mea RivJuKnd in
the county of Charles City, 3 or 4 n/e# below
the Court House. This tract originally contain,
ed 334 acres by an old survey; but a small part
of it, at the north end having been lately sold, it
is supposed now to contain about 200 acres.—.
This land ab;und# with excellent limber—.The
soil is light, and easy to cultivate, and produces
Indian Corn and R>e vety well_On this land
-is an unfinished Dwelling (louse 20 feet by 30—
and a spring of water, equal to any in the lower
country.
He will -also [as Agent for Miss Ann B.
Southall] sell a plantation adjoining the former
one, knowteby the name of Vaughan's, contain*
ing 234 Mwjk.tliis tract and Brown's Quarter
together their con tiguity will mpke a most
beau ifid agEjeompact plantation —The soil, and
local of-each are neareiy the same.
He wiuajandispose of one sixth part of the trail
of lanaknown by the name of Ola Town [which i
is yet undivided] and lying in the county of New
Kent, nearthe Court Hoove.—Presuming that
those inclined to purchase any of the above men.
tioned LANDS, will first view them, a more
particular account thereof is thought unnecessary
—suffice it to say, they will be sold on moderate
termsj and the .payments made easy to purcha
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
] • Milton, November I7tb, 1810. tf
HAVING qualified as Executor of
Thomas Gilttat, deceased,, 1 urn rea.
i dy to receive what is due to said estate
and to edjust any just claims against h—
1 am duly authorised also to receive what,
ever is due to the late firm of (iniiar St
Kirby* And being desirous ofetosing
these maltcis as cxpediUuut-'y v.y^ossible
those indebted either to or the
said late firin, will please take i-otice thai
unless paynitrtu is made or satisfactory bn
rangetnents are entered into without de
lay, I sha'-l pul all claims into the band*
of ettornies for collection. .
JOSEPH GALLEGO, Exe*r
of Thomas Giliiat, decM,
Richmrnd^ Stpt 27, IE 10. if
(£/■ We want to hiie half a dozen good
Flour Barrel COOFn0£S
for the ensuing year.
Gi.LLF.GO, RICHARD & Co.
November 21^ 1810. ” ilj.
fEN DOLLARS KttWAitD—Was stolen
cut of a Stable, near Bottom's Budge, on
the twenty s venth of last month a
BAY HOUSE,
about five feat high, hvc years old_I could dc.
scribe said Horse minutely, but do not think it
werth time^ he having one mark that canncv es
cape the eye of any person that may novice him—
thav is, a targe white place on hb Mathers.
Ihc above Reward will be given t^av^Lper&n,
that wilt deliver the slid llorseMoftuy, n.-sr
Bottom's Budge in the lower ena o^Tieniico
county, or live dollars for such informs ion that
•bait-cause me to get him again ( as thin is the
eleventh that I have had the ba i luck, through
various ways to lose within the space of tnree
/ears and six mouths, and fully up to the price
of g 70 save one_ and several of much more va
lue, 1 Cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acquaintances in thiv, and the adjacen couatics^
to make rn their neighbourly >d some small en
quiry, which favour shall ever be gratefully ac
knowledged by the Subscriber.
Joseph Jenkins.
Nov. 13th, 1810. [t f]
Land FOR SALE.—lhe subscriber oilers
for sale about
500 Acres of Landy
lying in the county of King William., near Fa
monkey river, adjoining cht lanriyoE^BaziI
Brown, Dabney Turner and others.^Tfh® land
lies wetl^ and for the culture of wrfafcw corn
is equal if not stipe-ior to any iant/in tnc neigh,
bourhood ; convenient to Market, being only 25
mUei from Richmond, and a water ca-mge lo
Norfolk. I deem it unnecessary to mention p?.«.
ticularsj a* any person wishing to purtlu.v will
first view the same. 'Flic gen .lenten above Siam,
eel, will shew tt>e land to any person that ap.
plies. I will make the payment agreeable.
JAMES OAMPBELLj
Dcuioru county.
November 10, 1810- f t tf.
p* ALL GOODS—The cutncriber ha* received
* by the Ayerick from London and Cora from
Liverpool,, a general assortment of
GOOD S,
suitable to the season.
-amoko Titan are——
London and Yorkshire Superfine Clotbsand
Cassime res t
Union, Bedford and Bennet Cords, J /w
Swanrrfown*, Toilinettes and Dininji 5Wmd
fi 4 dhle. Mi'I'd Cloth*,
Coating, Bearskin, Fiieae, Flannels h Baizes,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets
Gough and B rath waite's nipt Cottons
Yarn "Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings,
Hhdfi. Shawls and Muslins,
Stlk Velvets and Sewing Silk,
Irish Linens and Drogheda's,
Qocen’s Cord, Velvets, Thkksetts and Con.
at it ut ion Cords,
A good assortment of Saddlery, Hardware
and Cu lery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and VlteSj
Fist Bar, Crawlev k English Blistered Steel,
lie continues to transact business on commie
sion, and has for a*le,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Qaeeo’s Ware, Whiskey Shad and Bar Iron.
ROIifcUt GAMBI.K.
Richmond, Nnv, V, 1810. tf.
THE subscribe* continues to a& at Ommis»
sion agent, Stock Exchange sod Tobacco
Broker, in this place, where he offers hi* services
to the public to Iran tali general Commiation Bo*
sines*. which he will entirely devote his aliened
on to, with a hope of being able to execute to
advantage the various orders from the country
nod elsewhere with promptitude, cither in the
sale or purchase of the different snides current
in this market; as he will always/consider it his
duty faithfully to observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respe&tng the state of our markets and other
circumstances that may occur, which he trusts
will ultimately tend to promote him in their cs
ttem.
He has a fire proof warehouse near the h««a
of the Canal, which is ready for the reception of
all kinds of Storage on the shortest notice and
reasonable terms, where every exertion add ua«
limited attention will be paid to the imerest'wf
those who may please to honor him with their
confidence. He will alto offer for sals, at pah* *
lie Aultion, every day at 3 o'clock before the r*
door of the Belt Tavern, or on the premises
Land, Tenements, Slaves, Hones, GoodtJkf
Wares and Merchandize, of every descript ioail^*
that his friends nsay please to consign him.
He will attend the sales of Goods and Cargoes
on the wharves, and if not sold, stored in a fin
proof house. Advances of cash made if requir.
ed» by BARTLETT STILL.
Tobacco Broker Cr Vendue-Matter.
Who has on Ikiid for sale a great bargain, 4
quantity of
Dry Goods & Groceries;
40Q0 acres Military Land in the state of Qhio*«*
2000 acres do. in Kentucky—
8000 do. do. in Harrison and Randolph
counties, for salq low or barter for other pre.
perty '
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat*
Flour and Hemp ; also bills of Exchange Bank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Compaq
Shares negociated at bis office. Cash raised on
good notes, and all kinds of bank notes changed
at a moderate piemium. Debts collected
merchants and other sccompts liquidated with
dispatch, by BnRTLETT STILL,
Factor Cr Commission Merchant.
BelLTavern, Richmond, )
Virginia. J ep4t&wtf
NOTICE.
—
BY virtue of the last will and testament
of Pleasant Younghusband, dec’d. will
be said at the Court-house ot Henrico Ccuu
iyf nt public auction, on the 7th ut next
uionlh (January, 1811) teing court day, ft
Tract of Land, ft
Cctitaiprog 400 acres, more or less, lying/
on Whr.e<Jak Swamp. about 14 miles trom
Richmond. The lai d will be shewn to any
person wishing to purchase, by Thomas
Goodman, living on the premises. The
terms of sale will be one third cash, and
lor the other two thirds, a credit of me
and two years ; bonds with security- to car
ry interest from the day of sale, and a deed
of trust on the property, to secure the pay
ment of said bonds and interest, will be re
quited by the
Administrators.
12th Mo. 14, 1810. ids
C !iina, Glass £s? Ea therrware.
I/O UN bThiLLARD,
FOR SALE,
CNTIGUA RUM per the Hhd.
l'enn'ylvauia Whiskey
Muscovado Sugar
Gin in Pipes
Imperial Tea by the Chest
Domestic Manufactured Sack
of good quality by the Holt
Bar atsd Rod Iron, assorted
Plough Plates & Blistered Steel.
Prime, & Cargo Pork 5h Beef in Bids.
RALSTON h PLEASANTS.
Nov. 27, 1810. (t f)
N~O TIC E.
1 HE Subscriber has rented and removed
his jCoonthgk Room m the large new
Brick Lumberhousf, ne/r Shockne Ware
house, and lately Skyrfpied by Mr,jam»
C. Anthony. This^House is calcufrtbd id
Store upwards of j^Cl^dlhds of
«®d several Ttaftsaiu) i Js of Flour—f
it is situated pnnvenient^^ the Basin of
! the Canal, 8fra rendered secure from Fir©
l by bring covered with Tne. 4
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, 30th Sept. 1810. 3 m
JUST PUBLISHED,
And For Sale at S. Pleasants’ l*rint*
I ing Office and Book Store,
BATES* -A*
Virginia Almanack,
FOR 1811.
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