The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-06-22 00:00:00, page 4

[BY AUTHORITY.]
lAll'S OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT
Providing for the third census or enumeration of ihc
inhabitants of the United Stairs.
BK it enacttd by the Senate and I/ouse cf Re'
present at ires cf the United States of .1rnc
rica tn Cvigress assembled, Th.it the Marshal*
ol the sevi i\kl districts of the UaUc.'l State**, *nd
ol the district of Columbia, and the secretaries
cF the Mississippi territory, cf the Indianni ter
ritory, of the Michigan territory, of the Illinois
territory, of the Louisiana territory, ami of the
Orleans territory, respectively, shall he, and they
are hereby authorised ami required, under the di
rection of the Secretary of stale, and a'cording to
Mirh instructions as be shall give pursuant to this
act, to cause the number of the inhabitants with
in the irrespective districts and territories to be
taken, omitting in such enumeration, Indians not
taxed, and distinguishing free persons, including
those bound to service for a term of years from ail
othei s ; distinguishing aiso the sexes am! colors
of free pei sons, and the free males, under ten
years of ;tgo ; and those of ten years and under
sixteen ; those of sixteen and under twenty-six ;
those of twenty six and under forty live ; those
of forty five anil upwards. And distinguishing
free females under ten years of :ge; those ol ten
years and under sixteen ; those of sixteen and un
der twenty-six ; those of twenty-six and under
forty-five ; those of forty five and upwards ; ibr
cdecting of which, the marshals -nd secretaries
aforesaid, shalt have power, and hereby ate res
pectively authorized and required in appoint one
or more assistants in each county and city in their
respective districts' and territories, residents of
the county and city for which they shall be ap
pointed, anil shill assign a certain division of Ids
district or territory to each assistant, which divi
sion shall not consist of more than one county or
city ; hut may consist of one or more towns,
townships, wards, hundreds, or parishes, plainly
and distinctly bounded by w:it*-r courses, moun
tains, public r< ads, or other monuments ; and the
same enumeration shall he made by an actual en
quiry at every dwelling house, or of the head of
every family within each district, and not other
wise. The marshals or secretaries, as the c-.se
Jnay be, and their assistants, shall respectively
take an oath or ailirmatiin, before some judge or
justice of the peace, resident within their respec
tive districts or territories, previous to their enter
ing on the duties by this act required. The oath
or affirmation of the marshal or secretary shall be
as follows :
1, A. B. marshal oi the district ot
(or secretary of the territory of
as the case may be) do solemnly swear or affirm,
that I will well and truly cause to be made, a
just arid pei feet enumeration aiul description of
ell persons resident within my disliict or territo
ly, and return the same to the secretary of stale,
agreeably to the directions of an act of Congress
entitled, “ An act providing for the third census
or enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States,” according to the best of my ability.”
The oath or affirmation of an assistant shall be,
“ I, A. fi do solemnly swear or affirm, that 1
will make a just and perfect enumeration and des
caption of ail persons resident within the divisi
on assigned to me for that purpose, by the mar
shal of (or the secretary of the
ten itory of as the case may be)
anJ make due reluvn thereof to the said marshal
or secretary, agreeably to the directions of an act
of Congress, entitled, “ an act providing for the
third census or enumeration of the inhabitants of
the United Stales,” according to the b.’sl of my
abilities.” The enumeration shall commence on
the first Monday of August next, and shall close
within nine calendar months thereafter. The se
veral assistants shall,*within the said nine months
transmit to the marehulsor secretaries, by whom
they shall be respectively appointed, accurate re
turns ot all persons except Indians not taxed,
■within llicir respective divisions j which returns
shall be made in a schedule distinguishing iu
each county, city, township, hundred, ward or
parish, the several families, by the names of the
names of their master, mistress, ste ward, over
seer, or principal person therein, in the manner
following, that is to say : The number of persons
within my division, consisting of
appears in schedule hereto annexeJ, subscribed
by me this day of
A. H. assist cut to the marshal of • or
secretary of
SCHEDULE
Of the vjhole number of persons within the division
allotted to A. 15.
Name cf the county, parish, township,
town or r.ity where the family reside.
| Names of the head of a family.
| Free white males under ten years of age.
I Free e males of ten and under six
I teen.
Free white m:<! s of sixteen, and under
twenty-six, if. lulling heads of families.
I Fiee wlii' ’ n les of forty five and up
I wards, incliu’ir;'In -ds of families.
| !•'. - e wliite ft ir ic3 under ten years of age.
fi te w hite icinJiies of ten years and under
sixteen.
free white fi m ties of sixteen, and under
twenty s x. , chiding heads of faindies.
Frio wnite f males of twenty six, and un
der fjr'.y five, including heads of fami
lies.
ro* v.-uto females of forty-file and up
hid g liei ds "I familit §.
‘ . f.ee persons, except Indians not
} S 3.
Soc. 2 Andiit it further enacted, That uvci y
4Sf>*yt»nt failing or neglecting to make a proper
return, or making a false return of the eimmera
lion, to t!ie m. i.!, or the »<, rtiary, as the case
my be, with n tb • time limited by this act, shall
fuifrit the i!in of » vn hundred dollars.
Sec 3. And be it fti' thei1 minted, That the
marshals and secretaries shall hie the sever al re
luma aforesaid, and also an sitnti d ropy of the
alfl?n Kate amount herein after^dircc'.ed to be
transmitted by them respectively to the Score
t try of state, with the clerks of their respective
districts, or superior courts £ s the cn* • in tv
ho,3 v. ho are hereby direct.d to receive and
Carefully preserve the same. And the marshal,
and secretaries, respectively shall, on or before
the first d »y of March, one. thousand «ighl hun
dred :md eleven, transmit to the Sen clary of
state, the aggregate amount of each descrij {ion
of persons within vheir resn, t live disti icts or ter
ritories. And every m »r>;h:d or secretary f 'ding
to tile the returns of his assistant or at;> of the
with the clerks of their respective courts as a
fjrcsaid, or failing to return the aggregate -
mount of each description ol pi rsi i.s in tiair is
{motive districts or territijks, at rcmiired hy
tliis act, atul as the same Shall appear from sod
munis to the Secretary ofntate within the time
limited by this art, shall fit very aucli offence,
forfeit the sum of800 doll art; all which forfeit
Urea shall be recoverable in ti c courts of tl.e dis
tricts or territories where the said offences shall
be committed, or in the circuit courts t > be held
within the same, by action of debt, iidbnnatioi
e>r indictment; the one half thereof to the- use of
the United States, ami the other half to the in
former'} but where the prosecution shrdl he first
instituted on behalf of the United State ., the
* whole shall accrue to tlu ir os ». And forth*
more effectual discovery of such nffencts, tin
judges oMhe several district Courts in the »evc
vu.d districts, and of the supreme com la, in the
t
territories of the United Stales as aforesaid, at
'heir next sessions, to be held after the expira
tion of the time allowed lor making the returns
ot the enumeration, hereby directed to the Sec
retary of State, shall give this art in charge to
the grand jin ie* in their rcspoctve courts, and
shall cause the returns of the several assistants
and the said r.ttestcd copy of the aggi-guten
mount aforesaid, to be laid before them lor their
inspection. ,
Sec. 4 And be it further enacted, That eve
ry assistant shall receive at the rate ofone dollar
lor every hundred persona by him returned,
where cucli persons reside in the country; and
where such persons reside in a city or town con
taining more than three thousand persons, such
assistant shall receive at the r ile of 1 dollar for
every t! rcc hundred persons , but where, fir m
the dispersed situation of the inhabitants, in some
div;s.ous, one dollar for every hundred persons
shall he insufficient, the marshals or secretaries
w th the approbation of the judges of their res
pcctive districts or territories, may make such
further allowance to the assistants in such divi
sions as shall lie deemed an ad opiate compen
sation ; provided the same docs not exceed one
dollar and twenty live cents fir every fifty per
sons by them returned. The several marshals
and secretaries shall receive as follows : The
marshal of the district of Maine, two hundred
and fifty dollars; the marshal of the district of
New Hampshire two hundred and fifty dollars ;
the marshal of ilie district of Massachusetts,
three hundred dollars ; the marshal ofthc dis
trict of Rhode Island, one hundred and fifty dol
lars ; the marshal of the district of Connecticut,
two hundred dollars; the marshal ofthe district
of Vermont, two hundred and fifty dollars ; the
marshal the district of New York, four hun
dred dollars ; the marshal of the district of New
Jersey, two hundred dollars ; the marshal of the
district ot Pennsylvania, lour hundred dollars ;
the marshal of the district of Delaware, one
hundred dollars ; the marshal of the district of
Mary land, three hundred dollars ; the marshal
ot the district of Virginia, five hundred dollars ;
the marshal of the district of Kentucky, three
hundred dollars; the marshal ofthc district of
North Carolina, three hundred and fifty dollars ;
the marshal of the district of South Carolina,
three hundred dollars ; tlic marshal of the dis
trict of Columbia, fifty dollars ; the marshal ofthc
district of Georgia, three hundred dollars; the
marshal of the district of East Tennessee, one
hundred and fifty dollars ; the marshal of the
district ct West Tennessee, one hundred and
filly dollars ; the marshal of the Ohio district,
two hundred . .ilars ; the Secretary of the Mis
sissippi territory two hundred dollars; the sec
retary of the Indiana territory, one hundred dol
lars ; the secretary of the Michigan territory,
one hundred dollars ; the secretary of the Illinois
territory, one hundred dollars ; the secretary of
the territory of Orleans, one hundred and fifty
dollars; the secretary of the territory of Louisi
ana, one hundred dollars.
Sfcc. 5. And be it further enacted, That eve
ry person whose usual place of abode shall be in
any family on the aforesaid first Monday of Au
gust next, shall be returned, as of such family—
and the name of every person who shall be an
inhabitant of any district or territory without a
settled place ol residence, shall be inserted in the
column of the schedule which is allotted for the
heads ot families in ttiat division where fie or she
shall lie, on the said first Monday of August
next ; and every person occasionally absent at
the time ot enumeration, as belonging to that
place in which he or she usually resides in the
U. States.
Sec. 6 And be it further enacted, That each
and every free person, more than sixteen years
of age, whether heads of families or not, belong
ing to any family within any division, district or
territory made or established within the United
States shall be, and hereby is obliged to render to
such assistant of the division, i! required, a true
account, to the bebt of his or her knowledge, of
all and every person belonging to such family re
spectively, according to the several descriptions
aforesaid, on pain of forfeiting twenty dollars, to
| l)e sued for and recovered in an action of debt, by
such assistant, the one half to the use of the Uni
ted States.
Sec. 7. And be :t further enacted, That each
and every assistant previous to making his return
to the marshal or secretary (as the case may be)
shall cuu3e a correct copy, signed by himself, of
the schedule containing the number of inhabi
tants within his division, to be so set up at two
of the most public places within the same,
there to remain for the inspection of all concer
ned ; for each of which copies the said assistant
shall he entitled to receive t »vo dollars, provided
proof of the schedule haiing been so set up and
suffered to remain, shall be transmitted to the
marshal or secretary, (as the case may be) with
the return cf the number of persons ; and in
case any assistant shall fail to make such proof
to the marshal or secretary as aforesaid, he shall
forfeit the compensation bv this act allowed him.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the
Secretary of Slate shall be, and hereby is autho
rised aiul required to transmit to the marshals of
the several states and to the secretaries afore
said, regulations and instructions pursuant to
this act, for curiying the same into effect, and al
so, the fot ms contained therein ofthe schedule to
he returned and proper interrogations to
be administered by the several persons to be em
ployed therein.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, that in
case there shall he no secretary in either of the
territories of the United States, the duties direr,
ted by this act to be performed by the secretary,
may be performed by the Governor of such terri
tory, who ‘hall receive the same compensation
to which the Secretary would be entitled for the
performance of'said duties, and be subject to the
same penalties.
J. U. VAKXSUM
Speaker of the House of Rtpresentation s
GEO CLIN ION.
Vice President of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
March 25, 1310.
AN ACT
To alter and amend an act, entitled, " an act pro
viding for th; third census or enumeration of the
inhabitant* of the United States.1' Passed the
tMentv-six-h day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and ten.
| Mi it enacted !y the Senate and House of Re.
p”c sent a fives of th United State* of America
in Congress assembled, That the enumeration
mentioned in t. e first section of the act hereby
amended, shall close within five months from the
li it Monday m August next, a.id the assistants
*hall rn*ke ih?ir returns to the Marshals and Sc
Cretan* s within the said five months, any thing in
the said act to the contrary notwithstanding.
J B.VARNUM.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice Pitsident of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
Arpnovtn,
JAMES MADISON.
^AprdU, 1810.
JT'OU SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOTS
1 in t.f City of Richmond, at present in the
occupation ot Mr. John St. Jolin.
I lie improvements consist of a good dwelling
House, Cilice, kirchin iml stable. On the square
!>p< site <i the House, arc two half acre lots,
which will he sold separately or with the house
l >ie premises will be shown hy Mr. St. John to
wiy permit wishing to purchase. The terms
o«y lie known on application to Gen John Pres*
•on, or to the subscriber in I.ynchhnrg
W. RADFORD.
June 1.
wtf i
Nu i ftii persc.r».i niuei/ieu 10 me es
tate of Mr. Kobi rt Gamble, dec’d. are re
quested to come forward 81 settle their accounts
Those svho have claims against the estate, will,
please make them known to
JOHN G. GAMBLE, Administrator.
May 25. . w8w
I NC H AX Jt It IfJud(ii)e!uin May Court,
1 1810.
Cary Drew and F.braVo'i his wife, administra
tor and administratrix of Charles Taliaferro, de
ceased, Plaintiff,
John flaskcrrillc, jr. and Robert Burton,
DrfrnAunts.
ON the motmo of the plaintiffs, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that the de
fendant, B iskv*rvillc, is not an inhabitant of this
st*te : I: is ordered and decreed, That unless the
defendant Baskerville shall appear here at Au
gust term next, and answer the pluiiitiil’s bill,
the court will then proceed to take the same far
confessed, ami decree t!ie mutter thereof accor
dingly ; and that a copy of this order be forth
with published in some publicnewB-paper of the
city "f Richmond, lor two months successively,
and another copy be posted up at the court house
door of this county.
A Copy.
- 2?. ELDR1DGE, jr. n. c.
'May 25. _______ w8wp
B~s r I.unDON SUPERFINE CLOTHS
Ads D KERSEYMERES.-The subscri
bers have just received an elegant assortment cf
the iiest Superfine
CLOTHS AMD KERSEYMERES,
Per John and Edward, via New-York—2 dales
Carpeting, and 4U boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by 12
Window Glass—they have also on hand, a few
pieces Irish Linens, Cotton Cambricks, Iron
Rein Door Locks, Scot’s Springs, Sic. which they
will sell Zero for cash.
ELLIS & ALLAN.
June t.
\v4\v
IivvJin CAS1INGS, ot every description
(patterns being furnished) will be executed
in tile neatest manner, at the Foundery, attached
to tile Virginia Manufactory of Arms.
JOHN STAPLES, Sujierintendunt.
_ April 10. w 6m p
XT ALU ABLE LAnDS FOR” SALEWA
1 rart in Lincoln County, Kentucky, lying
on both sides U »ck Castle River in an oblong
square, containing by survey in 1780—6437 2-3
Acres. Or one thousand Acres—the fust
choice of the whole tract, may he sold seperatc
y*.
This Land, from its situation, certainly com
mands advantages above any other in that part
j of the country where it lies- It is well water
, ed, and h»s many very superior Mill-seats, and
Three Saltworks now in operation.
Also, a tract of 1,360 Acres Prime Land, in
the 1'ork ot Buffaloe Creek, in Monongalia
County, Virginia.—This land is extremely valu
able for grazing on.
This is the gi-eatest opening that, perhaps, e
ver has, or ever may ofter again, for Land spe
culation.
Any person wishing to purchase, or obtain a
ny information on the subject, will please make
application at the Post OIKce, Richmond City
1 lie 1 itles to these Lands are indisputable
Richmond City Va— jnne 1 w4-.v
f-i \> ' irt,*e of a deed of trust, bearing dait. uie
~ 8th day of August, 1807, end recorded in
Uie General Court ; Will be sold, for ready mo
ney, on Thursday, the 12th of July next, the
i*o t s ir house s,
Near Belvidere, now in tlia occupancy of Mrs.
Price. 1 he sale will take place on the premises,
at 11 o clock, a m
A B VENABLE, -> „
SAMUEL McCRAW, \ Trustee*.
_Jone 8- __wtl2July
1?o« sai.b, three tracts oflaIid,
- near Charlotte Court-IIouse :
One of fifty acres, in a half tmle of said
Court-House, at the fork of the roads leading
t« Coles s StClark’s ferry s’; running across both
toads, and taking in a small point between them,
admirably situated fora Tavern or Store.
Another of one hundred and thirty
eight acres, upon Clark’s ferry-road, in about
three quarters of a mile of said Court-House,
having a very good Spring on itThose tracts
are without improvements.
Another of nine hundred and twenty
seven acres, in three miles of said Court
House, lying upon little Roanoak River, con
taini|1K’ ^y estimation, one hundred and seventy
or e'ffhty acres of Low-Grounds of good quality.
This tr.act l,as srni‘1.1 improvements, with a fresh
plaht:t'-"Ion» an(l a(ljacent to as good a range as
nv in t*le Cognty. I am resolved to sell, and
will iake yOUnt; NeJ?roes in Pa*t pay.—Any per
shing to purchase, may apply to the Sub
son w( [iving at Halifax Court House
server THOMAS H. READ.
May 25. Iawl2w^|
ATTERSEA PAPERMILLS.-Those wiio
J wish to encourage the manufactures of'heir
own state are informed, that they can be suppli
eil with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any quantities.
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
Fine Letter Paper Vellum,
4 75
Do. do. Laidt
4 50
Fools Cap No. 1.
4 37*
Do. No 2.
3 37*
Do. No. 3.
3 12*
Folio Post Vellum,
9 50
Do. I.aid,
9
Fine Printing Medium,
5 50
Do.
4 50
F.arellent Wrapping Paper, _ _^
1 12*j
(O’ A liberal discount made to wholesale pur
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER Cr Co.
August 4. wtf
r\ TWENTY DOLL Alls REWARD FOR
I ROYAL, and TEN DOLLARS FOR I
SAAC.—Royal ran »w») from the subscriber, in
Albemarle county, on Hut lJiliof February lust.
He is a blight mulatto, supposed to be 20 years
of age ; rather slender made ; full face s lias a
very noted scar on the right side of his nose, and
a bushy head of hair ; tie is fiye feet 9 or 10 in
ches high ; his clothing not recollected, except
a blue cloth frock coat, better than half worn._
lie is a hatter by trade, and worked with Willi
am llradley of Charles City County. He was
formerly the property of James Nance of said
county. 1 will give the above reward to any per
son who will secure the said fellow in jail so that
I get him again.
ISAAC, who eloped from the subscriber', on
the night of the 31st of May, is of rather a light
er colour than otherwise ; supposed to be twen
ty-four or five years old ; straight made, and hus
a short nappy head of hair, which he tics bvhind
—he is about 5 feet fJor 9 inches high ; had on,
when he eloped, a round short blue jacket, and
an old fur hat ; he had also with him a double
wove black Virginia cloth coat. I purchased the
said fellow of S. Shepard of Nanseinor.d county.
It is probable he may have a free pass, and will,
therefore, endeavor to impose himself on the pub
lic for a free man, having passed fir such, four
or five years about Williamsburg, previous to my
having purchased l.iin.
I will give tiie above reward to any person who
will secure the said Negroes in jail, so that 1
get them again. NICHOLAS LEWIS.
Pine 8. w3 a
B LANK8,
\ OF tVIHY PKSCK i PTIO W,
J’P-K SALK AT TUla (jFLlfSR.
Land for sale-w:n be expose*
to public sale at Amherst Court bruise, oo
the first day of the cosuiii;; August term (if fair,
otherwise,ti e rext f.drd*y dur-ng s»i;l term } the
following tracts *>f I,AND, belong',-'!' t > t . -
estate of Doctor Henry Uo.-e decei. ..-d, l i,. «.*
Fairfax epunty, subject to the widow’< dower.
Eleven hundred and seventy acres, (by « Lt.t
survey,) on Hat creek, Nvlan county. near t »
>L*j» Titos. Massie’s Mill, anti n w in .he occu
pancy of*-tenant at Will; a co.isichu able pro
portion of which is believed to be good tobacco
land.
Siventy four acres aho in K« Icon coun»v,
adjoimitje the lauds of Alexander It Rose mid
Thomas Fiii'iU",li, being apart of a large tract
generally known an the Pincy Common.—The
terms of sale will be made known on t ie dav
thereof, by
ALEX. F. ROSE,
Executor of Dr. Henry Eosc, -ire d.
May 15: w7wf
ML. OKEI ! EK, evict ter anti Silversmith,
opposite Gamble’* corner. Main-street_
Grate to l lor tlie liberal encouragement he has re
ceived since his commencement in business, in.
forms his friends and customers, he has selected
for cash, in New York and Philadelphia, an ex.
tensive assortment of articles in his line, ajnong
which arc, the following, via: pearl and Tops‘s
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Kings and Earrings, pla
ted Tea Se ts, complete, bre.ul and cake Bask ti,
Candlesticks with and without branches, Cast-r*.
Bottle stands, Swords, Epaulctts, &c. which, in
addition to his former stock', renders his assort'
ment very general.
OJ* N. B. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
jnne 15._ ^.if
TVttliaUtcburu, In Common Council,
May 1 Si/', Idlf).
ORDERED, That publication bmar? . , be
Enquirer, printed in Richmond, fir ^ .v ks.
successively, that the Common Council v -M, c-i
the first Monday in July next, pro et-d f. < -
lection of a Master for the Free School, in the
city of Williamsburg aforesaid.
A Copy. Teste,
EUSSELL, CUrt.
June 1?. vv 2 , /
fpOR SALE—MY TRACT OF LAS L>, 1T
ing in Amherst county, on James River—
about G milt s above Lynchburg, which contains
•^26 acres, Su of which is excellent low grounds,
tin; balance good high land. There is about 220
acies to clour ; and there is also two comfortable
Dwelling Mouses, and several necessary ent
houses—there is also a good shad fishery and a
public ferry.
If any gentleman wishes to view the Land, it
will be shewn by Mr. John Mr-gan, who resides
on it. Possession given next fall. The terms oi
siilc may be made known by applying to the
scriber, residing in Warm'instc*. There will be
a great bargain sold. WILLIS H. WILLS.
^ i""c 8 W4w1{
N B. This Tract of Land goes by the name of
Trent’s Feiry
jOHNSO , L RKAT- yliU~ELLEES and
j *1 SILVER- SMITHS, at the Crescent Sign,
nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, have just re
ceived, a supply of articles in their line, which
in addition to their former stock, renders their
assortment very complete, consisting of Peril k
Topaz Breast Pins, Earirgs and Bracel< is, Ph.
ted Castors, Bread Baskets, and C; ;
Jewelry or Plate furnished on the shortest no
tice, to any patterns. Orders from = .eir rinul.
will be attended to with t in
(CT Tils highest price given ibr o!J Silver or
Gold.
June 1.
if
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE—The
subscribe I* will si !', and give immediate
possession, of that well i.- , < Rate,
Blenheim, si tuited on .the
in the county-of Albemarle; eonta : .
survey*, two thousand'eight hundred cm! n.nety
acres: this Lnnd i? pec 1 .ily well adapted to the
growth of Wheat an I 1’obacco, and considered
equal in fc:tility to rey a> p'.cent thereto is
about six miles from Milton, from w\-h.i. pi n re
there is r.n easy navigation for bsttoatlx to the city
of Richmond. On the premise- is •. lar«-eccmtr i
pus dwelling H
its situation, and < advanl
desirable residence f • a genteel ’family: It will
be sold entire or divid J, to suit j-e* n® _
Further particulars mu .e known by Captain J .' n
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr. J 1 I1..•tun,
Alexandria, Messrs ?<Tacdi i.- '.la.i tid ’
timore, or j, ROSS
Who wishes to sell Land in the courticV of
Culpepper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,
also Houses and Lotts, plea anfly and adv.mta
gcously situated on tlie Hill and Mainslreel, in
the town of Federickslutrg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1. If
IT is hereby agreed, that ail contracts
partnerships existing between L. H. Girar
dinand D. Doyle, as well as between L. H Gi
rardin, 1) Doyle, and Joan Wood, as joint tea
chersof the school, commonly known by the
name of Girardin’s Academy, esase to exist on
the first day of September, 1610. As witness
our li .ads this20Ui of May 1610.
L H.GIRARDIN,
DAVID DOYLE,
JOHN WOOD,
junc 5. tp
IN consequence of the separation which will
take place on the first of next September be
tween L. H Girardin, I). Doyle, mid John
Wood, the undersigned will jointly from said
date, continue to teach young ladies and gentle
men in the same buddings in which the‘school
was before ktpf, with uni; terrupted zeal, in se
parate apartments as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten doll irs per
quarter, for the English branches, consisting of
Spelling, Reading, Writing-, Geography, liisto
ry, Belles Leitres, Mercantile An.iimetic ; and
the useful practical branches of mathematics {
Book Keeping and the u ,e of the Globes—with
which
I lie Latin and Greek language?, or either,
will be taught for 12 Dollars 5U Cts. per quar
The objects and advantages of this connection
will, in due time, he more fully explained in a
card, which will be circulated for that purpose
DAVID DOYLE.
HICIIARD DABNEY.
Richmond, june 5, *f
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR S/\LE.
The subscriber is authorised to sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUlLDiNti, on
the Main Street on Shock ce Hill, at prose it «». -
copied by Mr. Uivalaui—Also, the small BRICK
HOUSE, next above the one in which Mr. R*r
valain lives, anti the two WOODEN TENE
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxton’s—For particulars enquire of
T1IOS. TAYLOR.
May 29, 1810. tf
RAN-AWAY.—Five doll ns reward will he
given to any one w5o will bring home in>
negro boy 1 I'lLSON, or inform me where he is
so that I may get him, he lias been a w:.y since the
1 itter end of F b. last, he is a bright mulatto
about 15 years old, about 4 feet 4 inches high.—
I am of opinion lie is harbored in this city, or
Manchester, as he has been repeatedly seen in
both places. I expect he lias hired himself to
some tobacco factory, and probably attempts t
pass as a free boy, or ssyajtis with my appioaa
lion. My reason for supposing so, is, that about
2 years ago lie ran aw ay, and hired himself to
a Tobacco Summery.
l>- DQRUING TON.
M"y 25.
Vf *
A 1 1 A I M 15 Y ;
living three 1 uirtl s of !;cr nrgo now ready to
tri oil Howl, will fe ilispatchcd immediately.—
1 or freight or.pass: ge apply to
l OLLOK C' TR EDIT AT.
Manchester, june iy. j.y
I^ITZWHYLSONN ft PU'IKK, have just
received from London, by way of M York,
a large supply <)l articles, which added to their
former stork, makes up a very extensive assart
n,-nt- It consists principally of
5\ riling Papers, of various sizes .and qualities
Counting House, Chamber & picket Ink Stand*
r.xcellent Pen Knivr-s and Razors
Oflicr ‘pals, Wax and AVaferr,
Drawing Hook3 and AVatcr Colours
Pencils and India Rubber
V iolin Hows, II.»ir end -trings
Music anti Music Books
Ladies’and Gentlemens’ Pocket Books
Travelling and other trunks
Playing and visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men .and Boards
Backgammon T bleS, Durable & Japan Ink
Seho..l Books, F«mily Bibles.
T P'- 1™''°. °rH b/,nd*1 Iar?e «iPP»y efday book*.
J’ ViU »■“•* Notea
V, c ‘^.' ^ cord :,M'1 hberif *■ Hooks, Paper
l.angmps for houses, 8 c. &c. Kc. ‘
jure 1J. * ^ -
4 ; -C il'Vn‘ •';* H;S»» Constable, eforthe ci
* -.IS removed totbo office f rmr.ly occu
j;:; ty" r *•«*»*&* on
|’ r!”. ** b'idge, and iuunedi
I ‘ r ' u' U,MnK’ •'«"> Tavern, llouraof
• da ; r, from 9 t jj jo o’clock cacbdav.
J^±L_ > 3t
? ' ;V°/"7hl(‘ - V"unR Z“"Krt, (from thecoun
- - i j,i whose p.-rents wish them bcneU’ed hv
any .t-mmsry of learning, in Richmond, maybe
in a respectable
the Bhqu?rcr.PJll‘eI,,a"' ;'Pply l° lhc e^otIo£
June 8 fF
rrja0 -
r n E P I Tito ,V.V A N D FjflE V ns o r
4r 1HE ^CHESTER ACADRMV —
cxi ' d ;T?',y tlu JcP,r:ienc3' "liich h->s so long
'’’Lie management of the Mu-cheucr Ac a
eti'l- \ ?WC/1 S J Ret My, President thereof, has
f.f *h.l,8bed ? Boarding-House, for such Pupils of
-tinstitution, as their parents may wish td
p.ace under bis more immediate direction
to h T,. r"Pl r.'”"3 do!n:s.BMted in his family, ar#
.. ' v B ••mips of rising ami ieiicing to rest,
recreation and meals. To these F. S
1 Rcil.y shall attend hi person, and endeavor to
°™rr * sy«»< * of domestic regularity witti
P .if'0*1™*'™ ^,r their benefit.
u-Y ‘li19t’ ,1'om lI';',(>r ,J situation of Manchester,
«ri.. rf ff8™1 wi*«nCfdPrleeoft,le "««
Jmmtr?. V C°K,pa?d Wi.lh lh<1 more interior
! c i bn i rKt- ,V','e.n t,!“e circumstances are ta
in*?re*- cof'“Jeration, be trusts that t!.e follow
'"5 K for board,nff :U,B superinlendance, will
not oe deemed unreasonable :
raP,SV"der 12 >'e«™of age, are to pay at the
ra.e ot /l ob per annum, and such as exceed that
•l£e»A> 41) per annum.
40 per annum.
On these terms, the students are to lie suppli.
ed wiihfuM, wit!l rooms for study, sleep ami re
"on ; an l with the necesmrv inh. i.
s'-ryanis lo tueir persons.
I'fn'-!6 will lodge in apartments under
, .remediate inspection of Mrs. O'Reilly : and
P°-4,b!e a,‘ention ■»»■»’ be paid to tltfie
Health :.nc convenience.
Be- ides t!iOd*». branches of instruction which
17 y r M. ;1 -'*•» mauuLUUJJ WHICH
->iready stated to the public on
Vv-77 ';." »•«:?<» the Academy; a native of
of 1-lv , :A^dnc tion, ami of an adrquato
ffiTnc^Lr?' Lhc ion^ue, (which
: - . t*. ,u..v d from a residence oft.. Jve year*
• ‘ ' couT.trj-,> Ims bees since eng.ged to giv*
ms‘ ' 1 ,n tl e Frond, language. K
tiioni-'.'1': ,rannovsr !,'0,<ls a permanent place
tent ion H,l<1 0 ’slows unremitting at
• -" hi . ‘,,S <icP»rtmen.t. Another assistant also
een employed to give instruction in the mi
ncr r. anclies oi an English education.
> i nubmitting the precedin * reguLtions an-1
-rnsto U,^ s. O’iieillv '’aStaS
1 . ,,e. !’,K' ; sP'-*n - nee a sh: re of that patronage
j '-e U,!Mks '!uj from th' Wends and patrons
I iL 1 lo iin ,,nw«*ccl attention to
- r progres^ of the pupils m polite literature and
Manchester, junc 19.
!, * ' '‘-tue ol a deed oftrust, executed by James
*-* IV.’ri’ to llle subscriber, to satisfy and pav a
r.-rn ri money the)* m menu ned, due to John F.
, ',,.c V W,:U, be sold, for i cady money, on the
^flnilay ol this prudent month, at tfie Eagle-Ta
vern, the brick HOUSE & LOT, belonging to
thusax, Hurt, lying and h*;mg in the city of Rich
mond, on the street running parallel with the
north sine of the ham : of the canal, as particular
ly describe J in the said deed.
*7 »i. D llrP.EN, Trustee.
y™ 19-_~ ms
rV'! l' l’.il; if, the yy.il i,ist a> the Vendue
^ Office of the snbscrib r. will be sold, on 6
months credit, a valuable NEC HO MAN, to sa
tisfy debt due from the t state of John W. Ro
binson to the subscriber
JAMES DROWN, Jr V. M.
June 19._ tds
ADEIRA VVINis, believed to be rf the ve
XTA ry best quality—for sale by the Pipe or
Hogshead.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
june 19. (f
|7»OURTEEN HUNDRED Sacks Liverpool
I Ground Salt, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Rai
*;ii - in hoses and Kegs, Coppera*, B by 10 and ^
oj 10 Window Glass, Wnite Lead, St Spanieiua
□rown, H .vanna Segars, Paying Cards, Dimi
ties, Ozrr.bni g$—and
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
For. SALE BY
„ M 0 B. MYERS.
May 25.___2w&w4w
M™*™ C*‘UMP, fourth door above
l,,e B'- H 1 avern, h ve just received
PENNSYLVANIA WHISKEY, in Hhd».
And a J, w 11,irt tit
CUT H E R R l A G S,
Which, together with a general assortment of
GROCERIES, GLASS and CHINA WARE,
They ofl'ei for sale, on the most reasonable t< rm*!
Jul^ ». _ j,a ‘
TERRELL and L. ATKINSON, have
-f* removed tlitir SCHOOL, from the
main street, to a smuly and retired situation on
.he hill, adjoining Southgate’s.
May 29. ,p
{'•HE Subscriber intending in a few days to
leave this State for Europe, gives notice
ibat Francn R. Strobia is his altorr.cy in fact to
transact his bu-incss in h ; absence.
THOMAS GILLIAT.
June 8. |
Removal -thomas uiddep, g.-ate
ful for Hit liberal support he has exp< : icn«
:ed in hislr;, ie, respectfully infcrms h'3 ci:sto.
mers an j ll*-> i-tiblir generally. t;iat he Lure*
roved I >s Tftii'u’.i Shop to '.lie ni »in street id*
inininjr Hol« rt IS U’j , saddler, ardoppoV.le Dr.
Duvall's apoll.tr .ny n'./.p, where lie will t'.H:i.w
oily rcr.-jvc at>y t>»t-jinc«» in hi.i i ne, Mid ! ;>C3
>y riseniion an I en.I. avers *.j j lease, lo i;.i ,;i a
.oniimianre 1 f favor.
Jticuinjnd, May >}.
e; era
at rnY-ro:^r.
l'or Pure ClfuagOTv.
The
evrrU'-rt /'ntt tifin? Sk’p,
WILLIAM r/iJVM