The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1807-07-14 00:00:00, page 4

MJ J,L » *! In , mrnmrnlfmmmmiammes^'
IN COUNCIL, July loth, 180?.
*t*hc Governor laid before the board a let tel"
from Henry Dfcarborn, Secretary of the W«'r
Department of the tJni'ed States, bearing date j
the Cth day of July, 1807, requiring the execu
tive of Virginia to take effeiftual tneafares to
organife, arm and equip according to law, and
bold in readinefs to march at a moment’s war
ning, eleven thoufand five hundred and fixty
three militia, (officers included,) by virtue of
an Aft of Congrefs p »fie I °n the 18th day of
April, 180f», intituled « An aft authorifing a
detachment from the militia of the United
S ates and to accept of the fcrvices of com
panies of volunteers, conformably to the fecond
i'eftion cf the faid aft, or to an aft of Congrefs
pafTed on the *4th day of February, 1807, in
tituled “An aft authorifing the Prefident of
the United States to accept the fervices of a
number of volunteer companies, not exceeding
thirty thoufand men ; on due confnkratiou
Whereof,
It is advifed, that order? be immediately if
fued to Major General LEE to furnllh from
his divifion two thoufand four hundred and ten
infantry, one hundred and forty-two artillery,
and two hundred and eighty-four cavalry, in
eluding the necefiary officers ; to Major Gene
ral WILLIAMS to furnifli from his divifion two
thoufand and eighty-fevrn infantry, one hun
dred and twenty-two artillery, and two hun
dred and forty five cavalry, including the pr
ceflary officers ; to Major General PPES l ON
to furnifli from his divilion three thoufand two
hundred and twenty-three infantry, (one thou
fand one hundred and fifty-fix of which fhall be
rifle men,) one hundred and eighty-nine artil
lery, and three hundred and feventy-ninc ca
valry, including the necefTary officers ; and to
Major General WOODSON to furnilh from
his divifion two thoufand one hundred and nine
infantry, one hundred and twenty-five artillery,
and two hundred and forty-eight cavalry, in
cluding the neccflary officers ; the whole to be
lo organifed a9 to conftitute twelve regiments
of infantry, two of cavalry, and one of artil
lery; toconfifl of a nomb«r of men not lefs
tha i five hundred nor more than one thoufand
each.
It is advifcd, that the feveral commandants
of regiments be d-refted to pr. cure the number
of men required from each regiment, by ac
cepting companies of volunteers, who may, at
any time previous to orders for taking the field,
tender their fervtccs, either conformably to
the f.-c >tid feftion of the aft of Congrefs firft
abovr -mentioned, intituled, 44 An aft auth< r'f
ing a detachment from the militia of the United
States,” or to the aft 44 Authorifing the Pre
fident of the U. States to acctpt the lervices of
a number of volunteer companies not exceeding
thirty thoufand men pref-mng, in the firft
place, furh volunteer companies as are alrea
dy organifed ; and, (in cafe of a deficiency of
volunteers,) by drafting men according to law.
If fiich volunteers, in any regiment, fliall ex
ceed in number the proportion of men required
therefrom, the commandant thereof fliall not
rejeft the fervices of any of them ; but fliall re
port the eircumft.mce to the Executive.
Publiftttd by order of the Executive,
DANIEL L. IIYL TON,
Clerk of the Council.
The documents referred to in the above are
the following, viz :
War Department, Julve'h, 1307.
His Excellency the Governor oj the flute of Hr
ginia,
SIR,
The Prelidertt of the United States has di
refted me to call upon the Executives of the
feveral Hates to take efieftual meafures to or
ganife, aim and <qu;p, according to law, and
bold in readinef* to march at a moment’s warn
ing, their refpeft ve pr iportionn of one hun
dred thoufand militia, officers included, by vir
tue of an nft of Concrefs palTed on the 18th
day of April, 1806, intituled, “An aft autho.
riling a detachment from the militia of the U
rited States.” This therefore is to require of
your Excellency to take effeftual meafures for
having eleven thoufand five hundred and lixty
three of the militia of Virginia, (being her quo
ta) detached and duly organifed in companies,
battalions, regiments, biigaJes, and divifions,
within the flioiteh period that < i. cumftances
will permit : and as nearly as practicable in the
followi g proportions of artillery, cavalry and
infantry, viz : one twentieth part of artillery ;
one tenth part of ^valry ; ar.«i the refidue in
fancy. There w* however he no objection
on the part of the Prcfident of the U. States,
to the admiffion of a proportion of rifle men,
duly organifed in diftinft corps, and not ex
ceeding one teniii pail of the whole quota
of the dates refpeftively : ca h corps ftiould
be properly armed and equipped for aftual fer
vice. Any companies of volunteers, who, pre
vious to orders For taking the field, may tender
their fervice* conformably to the fecond feftion
of the aforefaid aft, or to an aft of Congrefs
(a copy of which, is inclifed) paded on the
24th day of February, 1S07, intituled, *• An
aft authorifing the Prefidcnt of theUnited States
to accept the fcrvices of a number of voluntcrr
companies, not exceeding thirty thoufand men,”
will be confidered as a part of the aforefaid
quota of eleven thoufand five hundred and fixty
three, according to their numbers ; and, from
the well known patiiotifm of our fellow-citi
zens, it muft be prefumed, that under the ex
thing circumftances of our country, a large pro
portion of the quotas of the feveral ftates wiil
be compofed of fuch volunteer corps, cfpecial
ty, as they will undoubted y meet »oh every
encouragement from your excellency, and from
all other patriotic, influential cbaraft<*Ts.
When the detachment and organilation fliall
have been eflefted* the refpefti*e corps will
be exerrifed under the officers fet over them :
B it will nnf r\;rmin embodied, or he confider
ed as in aftual fcrvice, until, by fnbfcqucnt
orders, they lhall be direfted to take the field ;
your excellency will pleafe to dirrft that cor
rect mufter roll* and infpiftion returns he made
ut I
the feveral corps ; and that copies thereof be
t-an bolt ted to this department as early as pof
J».c.
i have the honor to be, rcry refpeflfully,
^Your Excellency's nbeilient frrvtint,
II. DEARBORN.
(Copy.) Ttfl.’,
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Counril.
AN'ACT author fro a dtlaJim’Kt frtm tht nrllitlj of
tin United Statu.
fir it fthi ’ltd try the Senate anj Houfe of R'frrfrota
tirne if tit.Unite I Shrtei of America, in Cnr~rrjft of ro
ll el, That the Piefidenf efthe lJs■ ire*! .Start!, b«, and
he it hereby authorifed, at fitch time at he (hall
farm neceffarjr, to require of the Executives «,f the
feveral (fates, to take e(Te,fhnl flieafhres to organife,
arm and equip according to law, and hold iri readi*
neft to march at a moment*! warning, their refpec
tiw proportions of one hundred thnularid militia, offi
rer» includrd : ts htf afportioned by the Prefident of 1
the United .State*, by the militia returns of the laft
year, in cafe* where fuch return* were made,and in
tales where fuch returns were ho: made the lad year,
by *t:ch o;h r data at he (hall jmlfce equitable.
‘2 And be it further ena'ted, That the I’re-i
fdent may, it •* .had ju.i^e it expedient, authofife!
the eittutives of thefeveral dates, toaccept, espart
of the f»id detachment, any corps of Volunteers, who
(h ill etlgage to continue in fervice fix months after
tiity arrive st the place of rendezvous.
Sec*3. And it further enacted, That the de
tachment of militia and Volunteer* aforefcid, (ball t>
vfiiceied o'jt of the prefent niilii:« otli^n, or others,
at the option and illicit ion of the coultitutional autho
rity in each date, refpeiSively t the President of the
United States apportioning the general oflkwr* among
the refpedlive ftatrs as he may deem proper.
Sec. 4. Ami be it further enabled, That the faid
detachment* fhall not be compelled to ferve a longtr
time than fix months after they arrive at the place of
render vous: and that during the time of their fervice,
they fhall be entitled to the fame pay, rations and al
lowance for clothing, that are rftabliihed by law, as
the pay, rations and allowance for clothing of the ar
my of the United State*.
Sec. 5. And be it further enaAed, That the I*re
fident of the United States be, and he is hereby au
thnrifed to call into actual fervice any part, or the
whole of the faid detachment, when he fhall judge
the exigencies of she United State* require it ; if a
part of the faid detachment only (hall he called into
attuul fervice, they fhall be taken from fuch part
thereof as the Prefident in his diferetion null deem
mod proper.
Sec 6. And be it further enabled, That the two
millions of dollars be, and are hereby appropriated,
out of any monies in the treafiiry not otherwde ap
propriated for the pay and lubfilience of fuch part of
the faid detachment as may be called into lervice.
Sec. 7. And be it further ena&ed. That an a& in
tuled“ An aft diredling a detachment from the mili
tia of the United State*, and for ereiiling certain ar
fenal*,” approved the third of Varch, one thousand
eight hundred and three, be, and the fame it hereby
xr pealed.
Sec. 8. And be it farther enaiSed, That this a&
fhall continue, and be in force for the term of two
years front the pafiage thereof, and no longer.
NATHl. MACON,
Speaker of the Houfe of Reprefentative.
S. SMITH,
Prejiignt of tbe Senate, fro-temfore.
April 18, 1806.
Arroovep,
TH: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
Authoring the Prefident of the United States., to aceeft
the fervid ef j nut-.ier of volunteer companies, not ex
ceeding thirty tlnujand men. 1
Sec. 1. Be it en tiled by tie Senate and Houfe of Re
prefentatives of the United States of America, in Congreft
affembled. That the President of the U. State* be, and
he hereby is, authuyfed to accept of any company or
.companies, of volunteer*, cither of Artillery, Caval
; ry or infantry, who may affociate and offer themfelves
for the fervice, not exceeding thirty thoufand men
j who fhall be clothed and furuiihtd with horfes at
, their own expenfe, and armed and equipped at the
J expenfe of the U. State*, after they (hall be called in
‘ to fervice, except fuch of them as may choofe to fur
j ni(h their own arm*, and whofe commiflioned officers
■ (hall be appointed in the manner preferibed by law
| in the feveral dates and territories to which fuch com
' panies (hall, refpedtively, belong : Provided, That
! where any company, battalion, regiment, brigade or
j divifion of militia, already organized, lhall tender
1 their voluntary fervice to the United States, fuch
company, battalion, regiment, brigade or divifion
(hall continue to be commanded by the officers hold
ing conuinffions in the fame, at the timi* of fuch ten
der, and any vacancy thereafter occurring lhall be fil
led in the mode pointed out by law in the (fate, or
territory, wherein the faid company, battalion, regi
ment, brigade or divifion (hall have been originally
raifed.
Sec. 1. And be it further enabled, Thai any com
pany) battalion, regiment, brigade or divifion thus
offering itfelf for the fervice, (hall be liable to be cal
led upon to do military duty at any time the Prefident
of the United States, (hall judge proper, within two
years after he (hall accept the lame, Sc. (hall be bound
to continue in fervice for the term of twelve months
after they (hall have arrived at the place of rendez
vous, unlcfs fooner difeharged, and when called into
adlual fervice, and whilft remaining therein, (hall be
i under the fame rules and regulations, and be entitled
to the fame pay, rations, forage and emoluments of
every kind, bounty and clothing excepted, with the
regular troop* of the U. States : Provided, That in
lieu of clothing, every non-comniifiinned officer and
private, in any company, who may thus offer them
felves, (hall be entitled, when called into a&ual fer
vice, to receive in money, a fum equal to the cod of
clothing a non-commiffioned officers, or private (as
the cafe may be) in the regular troops of ihe United
States.
Sec. S. And be it further enadled, That the Pre
j fident of the United States be, and he hereby is au
thoris'd to organize the companies fo tendering their
fervice as aforefaid into battalions, fquadrpns, regi
merit*, brigades and divifious, as foon a* the number
of volunteers (hall render fuch organization, in hi*
judgement,expedient; but until called intoaifiital fer
vice, fuch companies (hall he bound to do regular mi
litia duty as is required by law hi like manner as be
fore the paffage of this ail.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That in cafe a
ny volunteer above-mentioned, while iti adlual fervice,
(hall fuflain any damage, by injury dene to his horfe,
or fuch other equipment a* (hall have been (urniflml
at hfs own expenfe, or by bfs of the fame, without
any fault or negligence cn his part, a reafonable fum,
to be afeertained in fuch manner as the Prefident of
the U. S. may diredl, (hall be allowed and paid to fuch
volunteer for each and every fuch damage or lois.
Sec. 5. And he it furtner enabled, That the fum
of five hundred thoufand dollars, to be paid out of a
ny monies in thetreafury not otherwife appropriated,
be and the fame hereby is appropriated towards de
fraying any expenfe incurred by virtue of the prdvi
Cors of this a iff.
NAT Hr., MACON,
Speaker of the Houfe of Reprefentatives.
OHO. Cl.IN CON, free-Prefident of
the United States, and Prefident of the Senate.
March 3, Ifi07.
Arnovti,
TH: JEFFERSON.
MNF.S,
Intended It Lave teen ffatten hy Ain.. Ghr«M, el the
Richmond Tiuatre,
July,1807.
When firfl o’er ocean ao admiring world,
Saw, fpreading far, Columbia’s flag unfurl’d;
When haughty Britain, ftrujtgliug long in rain,
Renounc'd a conteft, ihe could never gain ;
When fouling prace and plenty, flew to greet
With choiceft treafuresfreedom’s favorite feat;
And happy age beneath the fig trea’a (hade
Enjoy’d thofe blefling* Wafhingtnn had made;
And, where fo lately gloom'd a defert wild,
A City flourith’d, or a garden fmil’d,
CotOMlta'i Gkniui from her profp'rui* feat,
Thus, with prophetic voice, declared.Columbia*’*
fate.
'* Hear, favour'd land ! to which at oftceir giv’n
The great prote&ion of Almighty fleav’n !
Dear favour’d land I /air freeddmVfacred feat,
Of happinef* the lad and heft retreat!
Here virtue fo on flia!l fix her fleadfaft reign,
And vice and fadlion fluke her power in vain i
Wifdom and valor, peace and wealth combine,
And every earthly good at laft be thine!
Hut, when furcefsful commerce crowd* thy porta,
And enterprifing wealth to thee refort*;
'1 hy fotis, ’ y legiflarive wifdom bleft.
Of peace and opulence and fame poficfj’d ;
Thy thotifan.; vtffeli faft ly o'er the mam
From di(>ant )and< (till pouring rountlef* gain;
1 hen-—(hen fhall ! -eg/andby, with ci tv* Jons pow'r,
Darkly malignant on rhy commerce low’r.
Her mighty id. ets fh idfcc/ur our weftem thore,
And tinge the. peaceful mam with human gore ;
E’en on y.r line* fhall England’* minion* dare 1
To launch t1i« dreadful 'h nder'uolt of war ;
Our facred flag he (truck to brutal force,
And blood of native*, track a vclfrUcourfe !
“ Ion* of Virginia • then your flifhirg eyes
Shall plainly r, 'l your virtuous em rgi- w :
'1 hr S for ol freedom from vc-ur eye-lulls c!artj
Ami liKvk the patriot y'ow of every heart.
Oh ? foutliy (ber>lh iltAl the h.cred fiie,
’Till ?. whole uttioiiglb«3 with honed irel
“ Firm and united, when "oud war'* alarm,
Shall call each patriot citizen to arms ;
When tr.urilrous minions o’er :h’ Atlantic fly,
To rob us of our birth-right I.iuekty ;
Then utnnTry ev’ery glowing heart (hall fill
With Warren’* death, dt glorious Bunker-Hill ;
Then Lisertv lhall o’er «ur banners fly,
Ami call her ion* to death or *;V,V_y !
Th^u heart aud foul united (ball we flaxd,
And bravely combat flu our native land !
Swlit on the foe avenging thunders pour,
And drive the trembling mifereaut* tro-n the fliore!
Teach the proud defpot who invades our rights,
A true Columbian far log cuar rr.e light*.
'1 hat Ht-i'j'nly fttxv r protedls, am! aid, our caufe ;
l’hat juflict gives our f.vords, ZU&jdraws!
Aud, like a rock, while time exiils, ih.illlland,
Qur laws,oar freedom, Ac our native land !"
CH \RLF.S F. ORGTTFR,
TAYLOR AND HABIT MAKER,
Refpedlfully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has commenced bufinel* next doer
to Mr. Crouche’s old City Hotel, and a Ibortdif
tanc* from the Eagle- Tavern, in the City of
Richmond :
\ 5 rHERE all kinds of work in the above branch
▼ v will be executed with neatnefsand pundlual
ity. Ladies may be accommodated with the neweft
fifhions of Ruling-DreffoJ, Pelices, Roculars, and
Spencer. He flatters htmfelf that by his thorough
knowledge of and attention to the above buflnels, to
merit the patronage of a generous public. He alfo.
acquaints them, that he is in pofleflinn of a peculiarly
elegant pattern for fummet Drtflcs for boys Irom 4
o 10 year* of age.
CHARGrS moderate.
N. B. An APPRENTICE of refpedlable connec
tions and well recommended, will be taken to the
above bufinefs.
July 7. 4tlaw.
WINES, &c.
PORT, Clarxt & St. Gurce’s WINE, in
bottles, and a conftaut fupply of—
BOTTLED PORTER, ALE & CYDER,
-FOR S.ii.11 BT
D. J. BURR.
Also t—A confignment vf good Northern
CHEESE.
July 8. lawGwr.
TO RENT,
For tbrtt or fvt tears ••
THAT valuable FA A-2”AR D of the late Mr.
Jacob Bockius,and now occupied by the Subfcri
berfituatedon the ain-Street ol this city, between
the Capitol and Htfin of the canal, its conveniences
are fuperior to any other iu this place. A large Cur
rying Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a fpacious B.i-k
Houfe, two Bark Mills and Houles, a B-am Houle
and every other requilite for the tanning of from 2 to
3000 hides a year, exclufive ol (kins : Alfo on the
fame tenement a convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Garden, the mi
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords ot excellent red and black oak Bark,no.v in the
Bark Houfe at a fair price.
Propofals for the above will be received by the fub
Ccriber.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required, and
pofTcdion given ol the who!*, except a fe *• of the
vats, on tile firft of September next. Thcreafon af
figned for offering the foregoing property for rent, is
the ill (late ol health of the SuLfci'her to pay that at
tention the buiiuefs requires. MARCUS ELCAN.
April 3. Iawtf.
A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING MILL
FOR SALE.
The fubferiber offers for fale his
T T ILL, on Southatina-River, in the county of
vA Hanover, about ten miles from the Court*
Houfe, and twenty from this place; it isfituated in
a neighbourhood remarkable for making wheat of
an excellent quality, and on a never failing 11 ream.
The Mill-Houfe is 50 by SO feet, two flories
high, in which are three pair of Rones. The ma
chinery is now undergoing a thorough repair, and
will foon be in complete order.
I am willing to accommodate the purchafer with
a credit of fix or feven years, and receive payment
by annual inRalments. Mtfi.m may be bad by
the 10th next month. If a fale is not made previous to
that date, I (hall bedifpofed to purchase whear deliver
ed at the Mill; will alfo continue to manu.'a&ure
crops on the ufual terms.
ROBERT POLI.ARD.
June 13. oa3w.
TEN HOLLA Kb KEWAKL),
And all legal and reafonuble charges paid, for appre
hending and bringing to tie fubferiber, near Char
lottefville, Albemarle, or ftrfecuring him in fame jail,
and giving me information thereof by pojl, to Cbarloilf
vil/e,
A Small black neoro man, named BILLY,a
lias WILL, about 30 years of age, 5 feet G or 7
inches high, he lias a final! fear over one of his eyes,
walks very awkward, which is occafioncd by his
turning his toes very much out—he appears to be lame
when he walks—be is an ill looking, fellow, rather
a bufhy h“«d of lnir, which he fometimes ties, and at
time* rather impertinent : he is a rough hewer, and
an excellent fawyer, having been employed at that
bufinefs for ten or twelve years paR ; lie left Char
lottefville about Chrifimas tail, and was on the 20th
January following committed to Rockingham jail,
which he broke in a few days, and has not been
heard of fince. It is fuppofed lie will make towards
Winchefter,or IIobbVHo'e, where he was ratfed in
the Brockenbrough family, lint he ha* net beeu a
mong them for the lall 10 t>r 12 years ; he will pro
bably change his name and clothes, the latter of
which were when he ran away, a blanketing great
coat, and a grey coloured round coat and pantaloons'
DAVID WATTS, fen.
May 19.
Iaw2ni^. .
Qi Mundjy tie third djy af Augufi next, furfuant t» a
decree of King William County Court, ivill he fold,
on thr pr(mifn,to the bighejl bidder, for toady money,
fo much of the
|^|1RACT or LAND, whereon Franci* Weft
J Quarles now refides, in the upper part of faid
County, as will raifethr him of five hundred dollars
and intereft from the firft day of January laft, with
a fmall additional Turn for coll* of luit and charge* of
fale,
Br.VrRLF.Y ROBINSON,
Ccm'rj.
JOHN FOX,
July 1.
oaw4w
WASHINGTON TAVERN!
DF.N Is* MOORE have taken the WASH
_ INOION I’AVKRN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by Enward HaU/im, At
con' tralde expence, they hive provided themfelves
with excellent accommodations for thrir friends, and
invite their’* and the public pa’ronage. They art
determined to keep as good a table and a* genteel at.
Inn a* any in Richmond.—Furtiiflied ROOMS, ad
joining the Tavern, and every tveeflary attendance,
for families travelling—Rorh the Co partners ha
ving been well-verltd :n this hnfinefs, flatter fhem
frlve* with the expe&ation of rendering general fatis
fadlion.
Richmond, February 17. t/)
TTTZWllYLSdNtt $s* PbtTF.lv, '
i lave juil received from l.onc'.on, a large fupply o.r
STATIONARY.
which ihf Hotk firm, rly on hand, makes up an
Mt»hfivi* afftirtinvnt of
W j*nj>er, fur blank Hooks, of al* tizes,
v v and of the very firll cv-ali:/,
Variou* kinds of fooifcau airl letter F.ipcr,
iliit’prtffi'd pop, gili jnd plain,
Elegant tmbojfed an.I j*)-»in vitiring Cards,
l). awing liooit?, Pencils and W^ter-Colors,
Genuine Writing, Marking and Copying lilt,
Fi.-jn Ouills, Sealing-Wax and Walers,
Cl>. iTnicn and playing Cards,
Improved Globes,
Excellent Pen knives,
A large collet ion of M’lfifr,
fashionable Paper-hangings, See Sec.
I be:r flock of Day-Books, Journals and Ledgers,
i and of o*her Blank-Books, for County Courts, She
riffs, and private Gentlemen, is very exceniive, and
warranted of the bell material*.
I hey have alfo an aflbrtment of School-Pooks, of
approved editions, and ldme etleemcd works on the
different fuhjedsof Law, Fhyfic, Divinity and Mif
ceiianeons Literature.
May 15. law?m.
ROYSTER & BOH ANNAN.
RefpcFlfully inform their fitnji ani the public general
ly, that they have jujl receiveJ a genera! ajjoe tment of
GROCERIES,
tvLich tliy iviU fell lonv for cajo, country produce., or
gO’nl acceptances in ton n :
-A M o N O S T WHICH A R t
JKUWN Sugar in bar
■I. J rels and hhds.
I .oaf, d»*. do.
Coffee in barrels and
bags,
►nperial ^
Young Hyfon V TEAS
Hyfon Skin j
Pepper,
Pimento,
Nutmegs,
Antigua
W. India C RUM,
N. England 3
Molafles in hhds. Sc. bis.
Whifkey in diuo,
Sack Salt,
Crates ware afforted,
l.etf er’s Snuff,
Hibbert’s brown Stout
and Porter, <
June 24,
FOR SALE,
r I FIE TAN-YARD in tins place, formerly occu
I _ P'tJ by "'m. Hamby, which is now in g«od
r-pair, with every improvement neceflary to carry
on the bufinefs extenfively. The ltoch in faid yard
which is now in full operation, would be'lold alio,
fo that a purchafer would have an opportunicy'nf cnni
niencing the bufinefs uuJcr every advantage the fix
ation is capable of.
A very liberal credit will he given for both the
yard and (lock, on receiving fatisfadlory fecurity for
the payment of the purchafe money, for terms apply
to John Cunningham & Co. Richmond, or ro
JOHN & E. CUNNINGHAM.
Carterfville, June 13.
Alfo for fate or rent ;
A convenient BRICK LUMBFR-HOUSE. fix
ated on the hank of the bafin, particularly adapted
to the eafy< reception and Borage of flour, &ic. For
this property a liberal credit w ill be given if fold, on
receiving larisfadlory fecurity for the payment of the
purchale money, or it may be rented oti eafy terms
and immediate pofTelfion obtaii:ed, by applying as a
bove. * ri j t,
Carterfville June 20. oawtf.
FOR SALE,
By tit f 'bfcrihtr, three Joort t eUto tie market briije,
25 H»f*j$. of CIDER VINF.GAR,
OF luperior quality, which will be difpofed of, on
moderate terms, by wholefale and retail.
SAMUEL WHITE.
19- lawGm.
A PROPOSITION.
A N intercfl in a law fuit, now depending in the
\ Superior Cot rt of Chancery, holdtn in the
City of Richmond, tvill be given in exchange for
good Weftern Land*.
' Br addrefling a letter to A E. Williamfjurg,
' further information may he received.
The fuit above alluded to, has for its ohj».5>, the
recovery of a large fom of money. The gill of the
adlioii is a deed of truth in which five brick and
one wooden houfes &.c. situate in this city,) are coo
veyed. Some complexity attends the caule—hut the '
ultimate fuccefs of a final recovery, depends mere!) j
upon a ftriif application to itsprofectition.
N. B. (or the next enfuing 8 ir io days, any en- |
quiry in writing, lelt at the Rolt-Oflice, in this place,1
(directed as above,) will meet attention.
JUMe I°- oawCm.
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.
In Amherjl County, on Horjhy's Creek—50)) '
acres cf
f) ICH TOBACCO LAND, formerly the pr*- '
IV petty ot Mr. Daniel Warwick, and known l»y
the name o! Witicanton. 7 h,s Land has the advan
tage of ly.»g on the main road ltaJing from Amherft
Court-Houle to Waugh’s Terry, on James River,
is a valuable Hand for a ccKntry Store, with a tram
cd houJc for that purpofe, and fufficicntly large, hav
ing two rooms below and'two above Hair j, with a
good brick chimney and well-underpinned with brick.
Ailo, a Lumbtr-Houfe, ftireun leer Iquare, v.ith a
cellar of its full lize, walled up with Hone, flu-re
i-.alfo a Taylor and Saddler’s Shop, and other out
Houles. Likewife a tolerable good Dwelling
j Hottfc, with three Rooms below and two above ilairs
a Kitchen, Dairy, and Other out Homes within a
mile of the Store, fuitable for a private family.
1 kis J rail of Land is only (even miles from
Bethel, where there is an infpeCtion of Tubrcco, and '
within eighteen miles of Lynchburg.
A* it is prefumed no perfon will he inclined to !
pttrehafe without viewing the prennles; they will !
be Blown by MelTrs. Taliaferro and Loring, who !
live within a few miles of Wincatiton, and are fully1
empowered to make fale, and the terms of payment
may be known from them, as alfo on application to
. . THOMAS OJLLIAT.
Richmond, June 30. tcjp
1he above I radt of Land and Improvements will
be offered for lale at Ar.ihcrft Court Houfe, on
Monday the 17th day of Augnft. next, (beisig court
day,) on a credit of one, tv/o and three years, if
punctually paid, if not, to carry intereft from day’of
fale. '
A deed of fruit will be required on the premifes
or fatisfaClory fecurity for pnndtual payment
N. B. There are 1U0 acres of Jsmies River Low
Orounds.
NOTICE.
rB*HF. debtor* to she late firm of Gn.i l/trand
" K,**r» *re hereby informed that 1 home*
fi«..t alone is empowered to receive payment of*
all Ole debt* due to that concern. All rrlon« ha*
ir.g demand, agamft them, are rtquefled to apply
io Thonia- Oilltat, and thofe indebted to the firm
are earne*lly r qnefled to f(im, forward without de
lay aiul dilchargc their reflective debts.
Fw JOHN oil.IJAT,
/1. b iti.r,
thomas on.mat,
JAAtILj K IR l;y.
May *9
•}>3ni^.
Madeira
[2S3 hv,NES’
J Malaga J
\ Aflbrtment of Jugs <? & I
\ gals. e*ch.
' Fell Cogniac Brandy,
. Holland t1>n
J Country ditto,
( Apple Brandy,
S Pint an.l pint Tunihlers,
^ do. do. Decanters,
^ I.nndon Milliard by box,
\ Playing Card* aflbrted,
S Cotton do. of fun. qlty.
S A lew pieces India Cot
^ tons, &.c. &c. &c,
J with a number of other
\ articles, which they
i mean to'kerp conflant
^ ly on hand.
awtf.
n6ttc!:.
Emit, P.iftn and /smuntt tf tit late Jlf'reanfl!?
Ji>n «f McCarnm 15" McMillan, ef ih- Cittuf
JHclmomf, lfi-~ in tbt pofi'.'jiiH cf C'ti*re ~Mt
CrtJir. uni */ the afmimjbatari */ Jti.i *• r'.rtji',
dcttiif."?. ivl* xcat the fui ji vt.ii’ fhrrl .tr tf i\l. Credit
J) Alt A ’Ulan:
■'ll 'liEKEFORff, c!l thofe rrho f.rr indebted either
1 by fpeciahy or othrrwife, arc rerueft-d 10
nialsc immedi.tc payment to Grorj^ iV{cCr«dle, «r
make fuch other arra; gement as xr.ay kr mull con*
ducivtr to the imereti ot the laid concern, as well a»
to the debtors ther jof. It is expected that due atten
tion will he paid to this notice, it it is defirable tha*
a ciofe fhould be immediately made of the tranfaCti"
°n» ol the above mentioned firm.
nancy McCredie, Mm'r*.
JAME3 PF.NN, f , .
GEOROE McCREDlE,S Adn::t
Manchefler, Juiy 1,
r I ''AiCEN from a Negro Follow a few days finer,
*• a _hANK NO FE, which hefairf he had found,
which I believe was ftolen, *J"he owner n*«*v
have it on applicTtion to the fubfcriber, ar.d pay ire
the price of this advertifemenr.
JOHN B. STROBIA.
July H.
/ tf.
A CAUTION.
THE repeated, and ahncf: daily injuries that I
experience, from the lirtnUrns conduct of many
of thofe, who range through my Fields with their
Hog* and Guo*; court vins me to give public notice,
toat I have inllruOfed my Overfcer, Thomas Fortune,
to prevent in future, all perfona from Hunting and
Shooting upon my Lauds, near the City of Rich
"I ni PajTrS trough the enelofid parts thereof.
I hnfe of my cnUrly neighbors, who are fond f>f
fuch field amufenient*, may beaflbred, that it would
give nu- pleafure to treat them with every rraik of
civility : but if they will be pltafed to confider, that
a partial indulgence of this kind, from the locality of
my Lands,iaimpra«3icab!e, to what the derangement
mult he to my Ruck, to have often, efpecial'y on Sun
daya & Holliilaya, diforderly prrfons with their Dogs,
traverfing every part of my plantation, to noswm-’
frequently committing confiderable depredations, I
am perfuaded, that they will not d« cm tltis prohibi
tion unkind, or roo rigid. If the evil experienced
was to continue in as great a degree, as it has done
for Tome time part, it would he rather a misfortune
than a benefit, to he the proprietor of land fot cultiva
tion, fo near the city. Perfnns difregardlng t! is no
tice, will be dealt with, as the law provides in luch
cafes.
JACQUELINE B. HARVIE.
^clvidere, June 20. q.v
FOR SALE.
r 5 'V O TF.NF.MEN J S, nearly oppofite the Rell
3 Tavern, containing d2 lect front and SO deep,
at arefent occupied by Samuel Bell and Win. Sander
*on* Alio a LOT, on the crou llreet leading trout
the Bell Tavern, containing ?8 feet front and -10
deep One third cafir w ill be required, and 6 and 12
months for the balance.
I am authorised to fell a BRICK HOUSE on
Shotk«-Hill, conveniently fituated lor a family, for
which good bonds wHl be taken.
TMOS. NORVELL.
June 27. tf
ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
1‘ht fuhfcriberthave opened a House of Entertaix
ment, at the Rockingham Springc^Mout four milu
from Harrifonburg and tiro from Jvfjj-Tnvn,
'i ^ ■ HERE they will ule their beft endeavors to
? ,# fender the place comfortable to fuch aa may
thin* proper to vifit it. For two years part, thele
ipru.gs, have been occafiouaily attended by invalids
and although no accommodations within a convenient
diltancs to the Sprit g c-uld he had ; yet it may be
1 r Wlti.truth’ thdt n’aoy received confiderable be
nefit. The rerms »>f boarding and lodging will be,
for Gentlemen and Ladies three dollars and r.O cents
per week—for Children and Servants or.e dollar and
ieventy-five cents—paflurage f(,r Horles Mf Cd per
week. Gentlemen may purdiaie Grim in the neigh
borhood, or it will be lurnifhecl at a reafonable rate
by the fubfcrifcers.
HENRY OVF.RLEY,
. , JONATHAN TAYLOR.
JU,T *• 6w.
REMOVAL.
y/rcoli yoHNsrox,
BOOKSELLER ^ STATIONER,
MAIN STREET RICHMOND:
Hat removed hi, Store near the market bridge, tri o door*
t‘°y ond Idobannan t, and adjoining
HMeJfrs. Darmfdutt, Fofler and SatcbJl'j auflion fur, -
AS conllantly for f*le, on reafonable rern.a an
extenfive aflbrtmen: of BOOKS, in*he d.fTev
ent departments of literature, and more particularly
thofe articles luited to the demand of country n.«r
chantr, whofe orders he relj.edlfully folicits.
•l l.e upper part of the Houfe to rent, with a con
venient Kitciien, Yard, £tc.
JUi!C"°- eplm.
jjui. v uk 17EL L FOR 1J
A/T^1 confultedat the Warm Strings at nay
LVJ. time from the 10th day of July to the end of
the month; and afrer that period, at the iwur
Springs, until the middle cf September.
June 27. ^
NOTICE.
In Ta,fujnet of a Deed of Truf, heating date the \Mh
day of Aunuf, I 80G—Aetrt een stnd.rw Lrwh, (f
the county of Montgomery, of the frjl part, Janirt
J'renm oj the City of Richmond Mordant, of the
fjord fart, and myfelf of the third part, ffixty dayt
h rowg expind. from the 15th day of February. 1807 1
I Jbatl ex/ofe.or enf, to he expofed to file, for ready
money, at F„b je y,„fJkn. 12 o'clock, at to, Eagle- •/«/.
(f >r,E 1 »'fI.ANI), iti the county of Krnaw
H. called I^-wfa', Salt Rock, now under leal«
fo Abraham I ngg, an.l the patented f .and, including
th«- lamejuudrr the name of the fcJfTafras Bottom • &
ado t*v,> f ra&sof I,an«J,in the county of Botetourt,
on Back creek, w hich empties itfelf into Roanoke ri
ver, containing about five hundred acre*,and purcha
fe.l hy the laid Andrew Lewis, one from John f re
nu«, and flic o'her from Abraham Pickelfmore ; „u
one of which, is a valuable Grift Mill; and alfo one
half of tljf Coppermine trntt of Land, in the courty
of Montgomery, on the w ell fork cf the Little river,
known hy the name of Shelton's Coppermine; Sc a!~
fo, one Trail r.f Land, in the county of Albemarle,
Containing about IOO and thirty-five acre*, formerly
the property of David Wade; for the purpofe of
raiftr.g a font of money, fnfficient to difchnrge and
pay to the faid Ja nes Bream, the fum of four thoti
fand and fifty nine dollars and ninety-three cents,
With inured from the h.id 1.5th day of February,
1807, and all coft* and expenfes attending the faid
fale. Deed, will he n.ade to the pnrehafers in con
formity with the faid deed of truft. The falc will
take place on the 18th July, 1807, at 12 o'clock.
FRANCIS FOLLKT.
June 20,
rdf.
By Virtue of a Deed of Trufr from John Ilf.lir,, Ffq.
"X,rl for the 1'rrgiri,, Com t, any, to the fubferiber,,
Jtr tie furf ofe of f.ryring the foyer, ni of „nt 'Thou
fund Four Hundred Prundt, 1with interef from UOth
July, ISO<5, due to fhema, Put/, r/-,&ra'-—
WILL UK SOLD,
to the Lighfi hidden, for ready money, before the R,tg/Cm
r.rvern, in the City of Richmond, on TufJay <*H,U
July next .—
Li.v, , «iiu , mr io uin r. nr net loord’g mill.
HOBT. 0,»MBLfi,
Ol O. JKKFFR.SON,
ROBERT POLLARD
CH. JOHNS I ON,
May 13