Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-11-27 00:00:00, page 4

VIRGINIA :
-fnHaiil&xcouoty court, In chancery) Sept*
24th, 1810.
Isaac Medley *PRf.
against
Hansom Colquitt and Charles Bruce. .
Delta. *
THE defendant. Ransom Colquitt not
x having entered bts appearance and
-givcm security according to iheaertrAAs..
♦eir.b y and the rules of this JCourtsesAd
it appearing to the batisfMtiOiyof tie
Court that-he is not an iuh-jf litaj/upf tMis
‘'Cca'OiouUehSth, On motion ct thA^aujAi}
bv Ik is counsel, it is ordered, Ihatthemid
Rhti^oia Colquitt do appear - here urrthe
foui'th Monday in .December next, arid
an.*wer the bill of the plaintiff—and that
a copy of this order be lorthwih fuser ted
in one of the newspapers published ih the
city ot Richmond for eight Aveeks succes
sively and posted at the front door of the
Gourtheuse of the said county.
A Copy '1 este,
Sumucl-Wiliiams, d. c. h, c.
•__(w 8 t p)
1IN1A i
it county' Court, In Chancery,
September 24<h, 1810.
>rkins) admr.of Nathan. Bledg..
[{. who was survivine Dartner of
Rar uruti'i
;lts.
Cprquit^ not
security according onAs.
and the rules of tw> itufai-jLiud
it appearing the satisf*AiWH ou the
Court, that he sot an ioimUkaaL^ tnis
commonwealth, n motion of the plaintiff,
by his counsel,, it is ordered, that the
said Ransom Colquitt do appear here, on
^ answer the bill of the plaintiff—and that
a copy of this order he forthwith inserted
in one of the newspapers published in the
city of Richmond for eight weeks 8pc„
of on Monday the tenth day of September,
1810.
, . , On an Attachment.
Hart and Nemo, Flfta. Y .T
against 1 r-u1" '
U<.*m and Peter Ma- > '-hance
Belts. J W'
.bill of the Cotfipiainfctats,
it la-virdered, That the lint
•eter Mas' n, be restrained (ruin |#>Xng|a»
way .my debts by him owing ib orftecAt*
ting any goods -or chattels which le Jhth
in his hands belonging to ike otror dtfen.
daru Mary Mason, until the further order
of this Court -and it is further ordered and
decreed, that the other defendant Mary
Ma-ou,do appear here on the second Mon.
day in December next, nnd answer the bill
of the said complainants, and that a copy
of tins order be forth wirh inserted in some
one of die Virginia Gazettes, for two rootrhs
successively and posted up at the front door
ot the said court*house on two several
court days, and that process be awarded
the complainants against the defendants in
Has suit,
‘A Copy Teste,
John Alexander, n. c. c. c.
Oct. 17, 1810.
First an ->v*do
Sugar i f Su*
gar in Hh Prime,
Green C mperi.
al, Hye , eas, Ap„
pit Br Madeira Wine in
qr. Ccsks. A constant supply of London
Mastard at the New Yoik price, Windsor
StMp, Common do. Mould Candles, Glass
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 and 14 by 12
Window Glass, Powder Be Shot, A Hum,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs, j Clove* 1
-Mace , Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Tyce’i 1
Shining Liquid Blacking lor Bouts and 1
UI VU1VI Kl lluttfft
—\LSO—
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a J
large size.
Richmond, August 3d, 1810. j
--^1^ —_^ -- - -
A PETITION will be prese
next O- ner.*l Assembly,
Lir*t for leave to erect a Mil
part of l'; n lliver near where
ding a Mill, and for opening Pete
from his Mill seat to its junction
River.
■ Oatob^r 1810 j
NOTICE.
NECESbl I Y conipsl> me to make for.
ther application to-*ll those who are
indebted to iM trustees oftbe Richmond A.
cade my, by sales of Int'erfcHirjfccis Qf the
Srst and second class and voluntary ‘'mb
icriptions, and all such are/hereby.ryiulpl
tsd to make payment to tie |o
•liable the building com mi tie o i^wysl ai.
rears for work done, fed t^pfbcijjhe
materials this winter in ori(er to proved
with the work next spring, irb^ing fofthe
education of our rising progeny, which orna«
rnentsnnd attaches them to republican prin
Clp.c# -nd gives a spring to liberty and In*
dependence. I have undertaken the collec*
lion by agreement with John Brockrnhrnugh
and William W. Hening^ Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, I
flatter myself there will be but little trou
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose ; t
of carrying Into effect so laudable sn insti- t
tu'inn. HOBRRf MITCHELL.
December 8th, wlf
|O^TlCZ—Tbit John avid-Robert Smith, c;
t.aens cf Uhatlciitn, S> -vih Carolina, intend
to prtUicn the next Gens?.: Awcroblj
Act to ciiJolc John Dixon, to sell
I nking iu the ls«« Mia. Isabella *q| \
! whom the said John Dixon becar
ter, and for other pm potst mtniio.
xition. * 1
Oc-obfr’lC, 1810.
NOTICE.
TUB Subscriber intends petitioni
Gtneral Assembly of Virginia,
remove ceitain Slaves from the f
tucky into this Commonwea tb.
- / George V
*12th Nov. 1810.
~GUN PuWDliK.
THE Proprietors of the R
1 POWDER MILLS, olfer,
the k*-& or larger quniitity, F
POV.'IJEK, glazed and ung!
rat.tr d equal to any imported^
sonaole terms. "
Retailers at liberty to return the powder
if net approved Apply toJAS. BROWN,
Jr. or D. J. BLRR:
Richmond, 21st May, 1810. 2\v wtf
NO TIC E.
: THE Subscriber has rented and removed
* liis Counting Room to the larg^new
Bnck Lumberhouse, near ShockodrWaTc
house, and lately occupied by Mp. James
C. Anthony. This House is calculated to
Store upwards of 500 Hhds of Tobacco
and several Thousand Barrels of Flour —
it is situated convenient to the Basin cf
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered wu^rTile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, 20th Sept. 1810. Z m
inu i njtj.
'T'RF.RF. will be a petition prcsMhVd to
the next General Assembly m Virgi
nia, praying that the great Rrjngl over
Totu^ky Creek, may be made and con
structed into a Toll BridgCj trout the peo*
pie of Richmond county.
Richmond county. Sept. 1810. f2 m]
NOTICE ! I !
ALL Persona who have claims a
gainst the estate of Peter Tinsley
dec’d. are requested to send liff^heir
accounts immediately to thy SWjscri
btr, and all’those indebted to lind es
tate are intreated to make speedy, pay
ment to
J AMES BROWN, Jr. adm’r.
Oct. 5, 1810. (ifj
The grand lodge of vihcinia_
VVill meat, in the Mason* Hall, ij^he ci'y
; Richmond, at 6 o'clock in ihe evcaingjbf the
j second Monday in December next
Richmond, November 9th, 1810. 9D
HAVING qualified as Executor of
Thomas Giiliat, deceasedj 1 am rea
dy 10 receive what is d6e to said estate
and to adjust any jdst claims against it—
I am duly auihorisra also to receive what,
ever is due to the late firm fi*Umiat fit
Kirby. And being dskitous/cfy closing
these matters as expedifc>usijla|fo!,ssible
those ir riebted cither to the e»p:e or the
said late firm, will pkase take Auice that
unless payment is made or satiBact.iy ar
rangtmenis are entered into Without de
layi I sha.i put all claims into the haials
ol attorrnes for collection*
JOSEPH GALLEGO, F.xt>
of Thomas Gdiiu . dec’d.
Richmond, S pt. 27, 1810. tf
Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. y* Burr,
In addition <o the article* manufactured it
Penitentiary offers for sale an asspruhwn
. or Goods of »T
Home Manufactufc} ;
** • fine and coarse hats'of every description.
7 regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
rom the Providence manufactory, and will be
■old^ by the piece at the mil! prices, viz :Es?I3ed
ickmg, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
Jotron. single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
owder by the keg, warranted of superior qual.
ty. Philadelphia Porier and Ale in casks and
wftles,and Bcerin barrel*.eee
Harness Leather Bom Legs, Wax Calf
>kins, Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10 IBlO tf
k pWiniea to hike b7 the year, a good
Notice.
[ WISH *0 dispose nt my TRACT OF
LAND lying in New Kent county, cal
WARE CREEK,
ind containing about two thousand Acres,
)n this piinution arc Buildings sufficient
or a sin.<il family, and a Mill in a never '
ailmg stream of wider, which m-y be 1
rtadc navigable to York River for Uuma .
vith a Rule expciice. Only *bouW|fl|a. !
res of this Lsn^ arc cleared, w/ichfaie ,
livided into three -shifts^ well adfiVd to 3
S:ulture ol Corn* im4 Wheat, theijbl.
very h vr 1 an<|rw< II timbcicd. Ex.
mg those »nct^hr>Jo purchase will first
the land 1 Tt>rbca\t to enumerate all
he advantaged If thil Land is not sold
lefnre the 6th of DcfccnVr next, it will \
hen be set op, en the premises, to the j
lighest bidder, rn a credd of ore and two
ear*. Rood* and approved security with
i deed of trust on Hie Land, will be re. 1
[uired to carry interest from the date, f
It the same time ami place will be iqM,
II the Corn, fodder and stock <f rv'Ty j
ind, on th« said plantation. Twelvemonth* ]
redlt W.ll he allowed purchasers,on their 1
iving bond and .good *crui 1 ty to carry in- t
srest from the date if not punctually paid,
Armhtead RuxneL 1
[e p t 6 d]
^Lands and Negroes
'FOR SALE.
rpHE subscriber being about to remove
1 from this state* offers foreale. a valu
able
Tract of Lancia
Lying in the county of Prince EdvlrB, on
the waters of Spring 1 Creek^ 'containing
4,440 acres by an old iurvey. This land
will -be divided in any way to iuit purcha
sers. A small part of the purchase money
will (be required in band, and the balance
in three equalannual pay meets ; hnndysy th
approved security aud a deed oA’Ua^p.
; on thet laifd . to ensure • pnnctual^^y^tnt,
j*wlll also be required- Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day of Decem
ber next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
j at the above mentioned place, 89 as likely
j NEGROES as any in Virginia, consisting
of males and femalrs, of all ages and des
criptions. Among them u blacksmith, who
is young and healthy^_a wheelwright=a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal
ance to be paid in twelve months. 'Bonds
with unexceptionable security to bear Inte
rest from the date, if not punctually'paid,
•will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. All per.
i sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
j may expect payment as soon after the sale
i of >he above property is effected us may
! be convenient for them to apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1810. % tds
P S The above mentioned Negroes will be
sold at the time stated,'bat for Cash only.
JUST arrived per th** Brig Dilligence,
espt. Tracey, from Lir.'rpoal, a very
GOOD St
j contained in 813 packages, and will be
, sold by the niece or package—viz=!
i ^ Superfin^Clnths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimercs, Swansdowns, Dble. Milled
I Drabs, Costings, Duffils, Plains, Kerseys,
i'Kendal Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets
; Pelhcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen^ Velveret:, and Tabby Velvets,
Ludies„ Gentlemen and Youths* Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shirting Cot
tons, While and Color’d. Cotton ,Cam.
brtes, Callicoes, Dimities, Jeans/ SWeat
variety of Muslins, 6-4 Seeded iVolU^bes,
Jubilee-Corded Gauze, Cut an/ ufc^onal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and C Diapers, Towellings, and
1 able L'nn.isk; Cotton and Thread Edg
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin«
ted Pocket llandfcs. FancyRomalU, Mud
rasa and Pullicat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams Men’s Silk Hata^ Men’s
and Bfcy’s Woolco, Servants* Glazed do.
Suspenders, .Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted^ Coach L«»ce, Galloons, &c. &c.
Together with a great variety of HARD
WAtfE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.<
xes pai ticularly suitable ior Country Stores*
Men’s S ddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smith’s Tools, Slates.
ALSO—ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SE IS, well assot ted, Crates and Castors.
I lie balance oi 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 Coen
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, im.
ported in 1805, New do, Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Grten Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot
ton, Flax, Indigo, Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cue and Wrought Nails assorted. Bar
Load, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
btc. &c.
I would, also sell, 7,000 Bbls. Tar, Tur
pentine and Rosin, 150,000 White and Red
Oak 'Togshead StaveB, deliverable in Nor
folk, or nt C ty Point. £/- Cash given fer
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK. :
Richmond, Oct. 12, 1810. [e p t f]
TOMRKINS tar MURRAY—Have re
ceived by the Ship Avcrica=lheir
Fail Supply of London Good-j,
containing a great var’ety of articles sui
ted to the season, among them are Diaper
*nd Damask i able Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortmenti-s scotch IiiTtumi
Sheeting of very superior qqdityj/1
Superfine Cloths and Cashmeres'Jo WO do.
Dolman’s Hood.street Hats, do do do.
Calais, do do do.
»i islr Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are »n daily expectation of recelv
eg by the Ur g Cora from Liverpool,
heir Kail supply of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cut
lery, &c, Stc.
which will render their assortment very
complete.
October 3.1rd, 1810. [t f]
VI ANCHttSTEU 1 URNPtKtt COMl’AN 7.
rH2 annual meeting of Stockh .JJers will be
hild a- Uiookj* Tavern in Manchester, on
h- first MciivLyin Decemoer nett j Such mem.
>ers as canfl it attend in person, will, it is ex.
>ec ed, appoint tbeir Kroxys.
I’lie undtfii^ned wishes to be furnished with
»rof,. Bevidence of shares sold and Jtrcbste |
•neeJhe last meeting? in order thxittausfe.s
nay 9k made on the company’s books, and
hares duly repiesenled.
J'ttpes Braader, Cl’k.
Manchester^ 1st Nov. 1810. t 1 D
-—---— |
Gun Powdery
Varranted cf a Superior quality in Kegs
nd Cannisters, j j
SaJt-Pttre, X /% (
English Refined, in Casks and fe?gs>-4,or
hy D. J. BURR.
-WANTED—
1 quantity of Willow wood for which a
iberal price will he paid. A negro lad -
rill be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
ride. ,
‘hintiro in all its variety neatly ex- ^
ccuted at this office.
&* vi'Mie > * a «l*ed of *t"ru»tj Fr<‘fn"A\jdTfehr Lew: ‘
, is, of the coun*y of Montgomery, will be Sold, .
; by the subscriber, so the highest bidder for
ready money, me the Eagle Tavefn, in the city
of Richmond, upon the 18th day of December
next, fhe following TRACTS of LAND,
with i heir appurtenances, or so much thereof
as may be neces: ary to pay certain debts in the
said deed of Trust mentioned, that is to iay ;
ONE trill situate in the county of Mont.
gomery, containing «U0 acres, b*ing that
Tract on which the aAid Andrew Lewis now
Uvea; one other trail adjoining the last mention,
ed on the north, containing ten thousand acres ;
one o-her trail adjoining the first mentioned, be
ing an htcfusrte survey, containing seven ,thous.
and seven hundred acres; one other trail adjoin*
j i«jj ibe last mentioned at the west end, contain
»ing four hundred and fouReeit'acrer; one other
traA called the Chfsnut Neck, containg three
j hundred and sixty six acres; one other trail call,
ed Seyenas trail on Bottom Creek adjoining
thefirst mentioned tiall of eight huwk&fj^fcres,
and containing one hundred and fifty&cres ; one
other trail also adjoining the first mftuilaed trail
called Prothnous Garden, containing clAundrcd
and twenty eight acresj one other tracRdjoining
the IstSK mentioned, containing one hundred add
thirty acres j one other f act adjoining the inclu
sive survey of seven thousand seven hundred a
cres above mentioned, containing eighty acres—
one other trail adjoining the same inclusive sur-t
vey and containing one hundred acres—one other*
tract lying on both sides ofLit'le River_ contain,
ing one hmdred and fifty acres, on which is
situate Hopewell Forge—one other tract adjoin*
iRg thereto, containing one hundred and forty a
cres—one other tract adjoining the sarae^ called
the Saw-milt tract, containing four hundred anti
thiity eight acre*—and one other tract adjoining
the last mentioned tiact,conain-ng one hundred
acres—which said several tracts of land are sit*
uatein the county of Montgomery
EDWARD JOHNSTON^
Surviving Tvustee.
•N. B. The above mentioned property is situ
ate on ;and about what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN^ and considered a very
vaiuable estate, particularly for giaaing. Any
one wishing for more particular infoimation, may
apply to Charles Johnson, residing«in Campbell
county, near Lynchburg, or to Robert Pollaid^
George Pickett, or G allege, Richard & Co. in
the ciiy of Richmond.
4WIVIUUVI llMBj XOIV. ^ d S
iLeather—Wholesale £o* Retail,
B. TATE,
Tanner & Currier,
INFORMS the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular, that
he has lately received from Philadelphia
and Lancaster, a large quantity of SaaL
Skirting and Upper Leather, Call Skins
and Calf bkin Boot Legs, of excellent qual
ity (purchased by himself,) which in ad
mtion to the large stock in his TanyardT
makes a very extensive and compleat as
sortment of Leather of the Ijm quality,
Slaughter and Spanish ira^iaE
Skirting, Harness, Black & FairJJri
dle, Wax’d and Kussette, Upper and
Kips, Coach Lining, Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows Hides, Wax’d Black Grain’d
and Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins 7an’d and Taw’d, Wax’d Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo
van Roundings.
Also a few Hundred Spanish Dry’d
Hides,—For sale at reasonable prices for
Heady Money, at his Currying Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the Bell
Tav«rn.
hides^ibakkY Elve"forE00dRAW
K.chmcnd, Oct. 2d, 1810. [t 25 d.]
rtN DOLLARS REWARD—Wai »tolcn
A cut o< a Stable, near Hottom’s Bridge on
the twenty a vtmh of hut month, a
BAY HORSE,
lhnnl £v» r.<» hi.h C... ..._.u • _ i.
scribe said Hone minutely, but do not tbvrk it j
worth time, be having one mark that cynot es j
C3pc the eye of any person that may noii#Tfffn— '
that is, a large white place on his hers. I
1 he above Reward will,be given to afriperson
that will deliver the said Horse to fife, near
Bottom’s Bridge in the lower end of Henrico
county, or fivedcllars for such information that
shall cause me to get him again r as this is the
•leventh that I have had the bad luck through
various way* to lose within the spice of three
years and six months, and fully up to the price
of g 70 save one and several of much more va_
luo, I cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acquaintances in this, and the adjacen. counties
to make in their ncig.tbourhcxtd some sms.il eul
qiiiry, which favour shall ever be gratefully ac- '
knuwledgod by the Subscriber. (
VT Joseph Jenkins. ,
Nov. 13th, 1810. [t f J
pAI L GOODS—The subscriber has received
1 by tho Averick from London tnd Cora from
Liverpool^ a general assortment of
G 0 O D \
tuitabie to the season,
-AMOMO THEM Alls —
London and Yorkshire Superfine Cloths and \
Cassirreres ,
Union, Uedfoid and Bcnnct Cordj, t
Swansdowns, Toilinette* and Dinm’s J.4and r
- 6 4dble. Mill’d Clo;h«,
Coating, Bearskin, F.icaej Flannels & Baizes,
I'iams, Kersey’s and Blankets, A ,
Gough md Brathwai.c’s napt Cottons
Ya*n Hose, Worst* <1 and Cottcn Stocjfffes,
Hlidfs. Shawls and Muslins.
Silk Velvets and Seeing Silk, MF }
Irish l.inens and Tlioghcda’s,
t^ieen’* Cor A, Velvets, Thickseus and Con. v
stiiiition Cords, . I
A good assortment of Saddlery, Hardware f
and Gu lery, | p
Smith* Bellows, Anvil* and Vises ti
Flat Bar, Crawley h Knglish Blistered Steel, tl
He continues to transact business on commis. ti
ion, and ha* for ssle,
ON consignment, I,
'Varcj Whiskey., Sh,| and Bar Iron, !
UOUEH r GAMBLE, i t)
Richmond, Nov. 0, 1810. tf. |r
A FRESH StfFFI.T OF TUTU CRLt* ^
BRATKO I
Zout & Rheumatic Drops, j y
Iu*t received and for sale at this office. 2
A DISSOLUTION of the Co-partner.
ship umier toe fit m of Pro»ser slid
Miioiure, h.ivmg tak^n place in conse- •
quence of the Death of Mr, John Vroi'W,
the business transacted under the sUd firm
must of n4ces.«iity be immetiiateiy biought ;
to a cite. All persons Indebted to the
aforesaid firm are therefore requested to
make immediate paym .»t to mu, and those
who have or may have claims against the
said firm, are most earnestly invited to .
apply without dcl.y, ksreceive payment of
YV illiam Monbure,
Surviving partner of the
late firm of Prossbk & Moncuhb
Richmond, Oct. 30th, 1810.
My Office, after the lat Nov. ensuing,
will be kept during this Winter at my
dwelling House on Shockoe Hill, neat- the »
Capitol Square. W. M.
The Subscribers, under the firm of
MONCURE, ROBINSON, k F. PLEA.
SANT®, will carry on irom the 1st Nov,
ensuing, the
Auction & Commission Business,
in the Buildings lately occupied by Pros. t\
tor k Moncure, to which businoss their
attention will be exclusively devoted=they
tender their services to their friends £ most
particularly to the customers of the late I
Concern of Prosser 8c MonCure, and here
assure all who may favor them with tlmir I
confidence, that their most unbounmsd
exertions will be used to give general
tUfaclinn. Their Store r^om on the ma.
street will be reserved exclusively for the
reception of Dry Goods. Their days oF
Public Sale, will be Monday and Thurs*
day in each week. Their Grocery Sales
will be held at their Lutnberhouse on the
cross street leading to the Governor's,
and their dry Good Sales,at their Auction
Store on the main street, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for Pbivats Sale,
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part of
which, is old,
30 Hhd*. and 7 Brown Sugar, part of
5U u^rre.s 3 which is first quality.
10 Hhds Molasses i
"60 Barrels L.naf Sugar '*-*
10 000 lbs. Coffee >
Imperial, Hyson and Souchong Teas
20 Tierces Rice
8 Cases Glass Tumblers
A few bales of Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cottons
Kerseys, Blue and White Plains
German Tickfenburgs, Rolls, Hessii
AnnSr‘^epFera7fG,"&er-Soap, See. &c.
All ol which will be sold low for cash,
or approved paper in town.
V/illiam IVIoncure,
John Robinson,
. Fred. Pleasants.
They are in hourly expectation of re
ceiving
15 Ilhds. and 1 T , ,
30 Barrels } PRIME SUGAR.
M. R. & P.
Richmondj Oct. 50tb, 1810. t f
CU.. DRY TENEMENTS in Richmond ard^r ^
^ M»nchcstcr, f©# rent the ensuing yeir. andV
most of them for five > cars to com#_one ol these f
u an excellent stand for a Tavern.—A letter die/
rected to I*. G. and left at the Editors office will
be attended to.
November 20th, 1810. if
T AMDS FOR SALE—Tim Subscriber offers
Aj for tale the TRACT whereon he resides,
containing by old sutvey
1000 and 30 acres, 3
It IS b-Trdering on the river Appomattox for rt>
”*"1* two }} ** *UPP ned to be about
one half in woods, and is particularly well water,
ed an., umuered—for farther particulars enquire
of. %T FRANCIS ANDERSON.
Amcha, November I*t^ 1810, 4t p
ATOT1CE is hereby given, that a petition will
a^ P?,ten7lby tbe **o:omack Company,to
the Assembly of Virginia, at -heir next session <
to at am the said company a further time to coma}
p etc thr. navigation of the Potomack and She.
nandoah rivers
November 12th. 181Q. 3 v
MK.S JUDl m LSObLcemintirs to keep
* BVA-RDlNGflfJUsjti in the upper te,
nement oKihe large bridMuiding belonging to #
the estate of Wm. P»iee/c^*d. where she will /1
be prepared to accommodate cr twelve mem-44.
ber» of Assembly dnafng the cnHjng Session .— it
livery exertion wil^e made by h^» to give satis,
ta^ion to those who may favor her with their
:ustom.
15ih Nov. 1810. 4tpf
W; I9R*~lVVe ,ha!I petition the cnau.
. . Legislature for leave to bring into
his State certain slave* from the State
>f Georgia and Ncr.1* Carolina.
JOHN WARE,
r .. I xr ANN.WAKE.
Goochland, Nov, 13, _
W ILL IA MTUlpi; )
, No‘ M^Tox*. (
E9SJf*!v*to?*W *°,h* citizens *—
of Rchmond It* tlf\nmi"hn ti,« „/* b
Wee.M—he flatter* hjC.-irV,. from hi, ex / I
Z\'*CV" !hPi "n<l ,a,*V Merchandise ^-4*
nd partItIihi 1 y dMvls of cou.i^ produce that *
e is capab e of ^iog a isf-Aion to «|l0,« who
lay favour him with their Uusiness.
November 3d, 1810. 4 f f
HOM THK NATIONAL INTr.LLlOSNCEH,
NOTICE.
A/E *re 4ut rorm the public/
and pdrti ^ M I
rntors who m Irvoted their libors
> obtain ilie , >f on. .million of
•ancs oflerfd f* Emperor of the
rrnr.h, to ihe yri% of the fiest Machimv-.
» Spin Flax, Up*t a %o*prrtu«, dir* c ing#
le manner UR severaT cand dates ou-ntf
> apply for^h- adorns on ot their Mi.
bines, will soon be published n this pap r* 4
will also inform them of ihe term as, J
gned for the public ex. erim»nts and of I
ir time at which the premium, specifi d I
i the decree of the 7th of May tast, *h R I
; * Warded and paid to the crowned ii.vei • dH
r of the best Machine.
The Printer* of Newspaper, inter*
ited in the encouragement of useful frtvea- M
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