Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-09 00:00:00, page 4

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G I IS ii ON » S
DECLINE <b FALL
OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE ;
To which 15 added, (in tMs edition or.iy)
THf VERY 1NTERKSTXKO
LIFK of the AU.THGit,
written bo fftttr.EtF%
FiglU Vcls» Large Octavo, Fr.ee 22 Dol
lars
______i
CT ASII will be given for a good mole
j lo use »cr vj;'t ar.d fcmo:e cook.
JOSE 1*11 THEN T.
(>C\. 27«!| 1 809. tf
| O'T.PH ft. GCO' QE MARX ft' tor sal?
«f on fcc’nl thr «cho'net Feronia. 000 SACKS
SAI.T, Twi'ed Sacks and v;cil lilit-d. They
are in <Lilv exp'nation of receiving «rvc*a’ i»ou,
•and bushel- l.vehpool guounu salt,
wiiLb will be disposed of on rcajo.ab’.c terms.
Richmond, "d December, 1809. tf
'I'll li Subscriber wisnes to employ 1
■* TWO good \\ Orkn.cn in die Wheel*
Wright business, to wh m good wages will
be g’vcr : the wO'kmcn may He at bbei y
to work by the piece.—ALo tvso Appr n.
ticcs are wanted to the Wheelwright bu
air,ess*
^~A. Quarricr.
Richmond Oth Oct. 1809. ftf
NEW MEDICINE STOKE.
r» lIF. Subscribers have recently taken a store,
* near the Market Uridge, ot»po»i:e Venn.
IVliitp and Shelton's, where they offer for sal .
a ver'- ,*rr\*-rul soortK ent of •* RAC'S £5* I^>E
D1CINES; a few of which are enume ated.
Gen; *.livs
-A.r men
- At>a Feetida
—— .Arabic
Gntiic
—— Gar.-b'ge
■ ■■!■. Myrrh
- Opium
—- Copal
—— Shill I.ac
— Trngacamh
Aqua Fortin
Atomic
Air..* Root
Com:»hor
Cow ti age
lied and Pair Tlark
Ctr?rr 1*ar»n•
Chatnctr.iic Flowed
M agniisia
J.lap
* • . Iner.ae
Caiome-I
Tan Rtnet
F.v.rnrc irirro'amot
• ——— Lemon
»■■■■ — Spruce
I’lcvet
h nr rr.cgs
Mace
Ca.Ja, &c. Ex. See.
JILSO
A jr»c<*ral cr'onrre-'t « f FAINTS &, JiYING
F/.lKr?—aU of v-h'cn si be »o:d si low as at
any- other store in this city. Medical prsrti ian. 1
ers end genttr— ir who stem the h abtr of editing ‘
Medicine in the c'ur.try, will do we I to call. !
VAIL & LOGLUS.
Richmond 2v;h Aug. loU9.
A RANK NOTH of ONE HUNDRED
■** I)( Lf.ARS fat taken from a black boy
whoraUed him t-T J ltrei Smith, ?t say* h : found
it in the street—No thinking it proper to let the
koi kiepit, Ide.rined it for the proper owner,
who ir.a- have it, on givi g satisfactory ivi. j
dei ct of hi* or ihsir right to it and paying the 1
.*> pans* ol‘ ;hi> ad verthc men t.
jot.N McDonald.
Richmond, March 10th, 18j^. tf
• i
One Thousand Pounds
WANTED,
FOR the interest ot which, a plantation of 500
actesof valuable land will he until • he
noney isretunded. Nearly lOOacres r.rerich iow
pounds.now in cultivation lying on navigaVe
water the improvements new and very g jotl, in
• healthy and dci.T*l,Ie country. Enquire of the
tfrintcr
‘vT-ffmher 3 \K"n. *f
K t, lM O V A L/a
SR-tll
rp lit ufcsrriber has <«mcved near the Raton
* a here tie continue-* to keej> a hou-o of
Private Entertainment.
Re h*s also for sale. a general a* sort merit r f
GliOCRRUES- Likewise geUs all ku:d« cf
Bounty product *n commission.
HPZEKIAH J»UHYKAR.
Richfnond, May 17th, 1BC9. «f.
fi. B. The highest price given for wheat.
_H. V.
*h^F.CE?*BITY compels m* to mnke fur.
IN thcr nppl cation to all thf*e who are
indebted to the trustee* M the H -chmond A.
e:,f)<nyf hy ktld of lot ety tickets -of the
first and ct ml class and valui.Ury aul>
acriptifAtSr and all cuch are hi teby 'eques*
t»d«o rn-ke payment 'o thc*&ul»scrlbor to
rnafde the budding committee io payutll nr.
reara for wotk done, and to procun
T.attri.it* Ihi* winter in »» dtr to proceed
u,tlt the wetk r*xt Ipring, it l>«ing for the
trines ion oft »r rising progs, ny, v-lnch orna
tr od attaches them to rr publican prin*
t ple» -od gists * spring to hlreriy and in
dependence. I have undertaken <tc collcc*
lit n by agreement with John Btockenbrough
' »t)d Willisn W. Hemng, F.aqrs. the other
fen b* t* of the ccunmitt' e apro'iited by a
lend cf trustees. As the budding of the
A'idcrry has ptigrevcd considerably, I
Ratter K*y at If lh« re will ';e but little trou
h!e in rb ajrdrg hr metuy for ihr purpose
'•cirryng into ctK-ct so I..mi able mail.
,r* *».
UOBrPT MITCHELL,
ihnmber 8th, J8C9. tf
Pnrrr.t Jlfctficine.
Steci’s Chemical Otio*
de’.doc
Ratcrran’s Drop*
Rtitis-h Oil
Essence Peppermint
Ttniington’a Bsbam of
Life
Or. HswbooV Ce'ehra
ted ltrh or Heatnily.
ing Ointment
l>o- do. Geruine
Ar.ii bi'ious an I Sto
maciac lUucrs
Po. do. U onn
Powders
Wheaton’s licit Oint*
„ merit
5 UofloT i.*r’» Genuine
J Windham ^diliious
1 «i!b
I '^ir.Jer son’s Jo.
Aooptt's do.
Pr Thomson's Aroroa
tic Tooth Paste
D\ Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary |
for Ag te and Fever, j
KinicIcy’sInlallibloHe. ;
tredy for the Piles
Pr Code, ’s Veveiabie .
Flisir cr Coorh Drops j
Genuine Spiff iiittcis.
SIR HARRY
STAND the ensuing Sesnon, at
' » William Walthall's, in Powha
tan C tun tv.
WILLIAM IIAXALL.
Petersburg, October 2d, 1609. 3tp
SALli.—WILL' iij-. t»CLl), to (he high:.
bidder, i.i Powhatan county, on Wednesday
the U)di di.y of Jwjvy 18i0, at the plantaH
on of (be late James A Bratth*, dre far rrady
mono^ between twenty ar.d hirty va'uablo Vir
gtnia born SLAVES, si! vhe stock of tattle,
hogs and hurley and sorde corn, fiHtd<M. &.c—
The pi&n'ation will also be rented o. leaded to
he highest bidder on the same d»v.
SAMUEL EUri.R t Ex’or. of
JAMES A. B lADli'Y.
Su-rv, December 10t «. fK09. >!*p
“ FOR bALii.
150 Bose* Engh-ih Crown G as* 12 14 10 i2
I if*/"5) Boxes Bahimore d:» o, 19 i2 8 iO.
:00 English White Lsad. i09 do. Sjian
i*h Brown. i09 lb. Ptrty. i509 lb SJna twme
An extensive assortment of Am dean and
Swedish horij amongat which a-c i2 ion suita
ble for Hoes and Ax.s 2 ton American and
German Site!. x2 Hale* Cotton of u Superior
q :a iiy. with our «*ual atterttnent of Groceries.
RUSSELL fct WALLACE.
Richmond, Nov- 20, i809. 2m.
t'OR SALli.— A handsome, second hand,
London built CHARIOT, which lias
been but little used and is in a good state
<>t preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr. IIvghes, couch maker, oppos>te
| the Old C ty Tavern, where the Carriage
may be seen. tf
J u s t uTcTTvTd,
A general assortment of
Dutch Bolting Cloths,
of superior qu ility,
ALSO,
2 Piano Fortes.
j. darmsdatt.
Richmond, Nrv 21. 1809.
ouinnei .viccraw unu rsaran u>s witc, which
said Sarah is executrix of the testament
and last will of J.lido*Gunn, her son, de„
ceased, t>ml sole devisee under the last
w 11 and testament of the said James
Gunn dec John Turpin and Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Gunn, daughter, of
said Sarah McCraw, late Sarah Gann,
j and John S. Gunn, Emily F. Guun, James
i William Frederick Guun, infant chil»
dren of the said Sarah McCraw, by the
sattl ‘oATVuei McCraw to he assigned
i their guardian, to defend this suit : —
'“1PAK.F, NOTICE, that we shall upon •
X the third day of the next term of the. j
honorable superior court uf chancery for
the Hichmor.d district, move the said court
' for commissions to take the depositions o!
rundry witnesses in the state of Georgia,
to be read in evidence in the suit depend
ing in the said court between ourselves,;
plaintiffs, and yourselves, defendant.
This.notice is given that you may attend
in the said court at the time above menti.
cued, to name commissioners if you think
proper.
EDWn. CUNNINGHAM.
AKI ANA CUNNINGHAM.
December 22d 1809 t;’Fp.
NU'f*CE—W.1 taken om uf me po»jesii
on of Bath, a runaway s!f.verf the property
of Mrs- Ami If. Dudley ^ of Ktij; William
county, on the 23d inst a BHlGjf V SORREL1
MARK, with a switch tailj about four feet six
inches high, h*-i a star on the forchrad, and is
in very low oider. Theeald Bail* says that the
mure was given him for services by so».e per*
sen in ’.he county of Halifax (I think) attic of
Nnr:h Carolina, from whence he brough* her
Those concerned will take notice, that unles
the property be c’aim.-d on or before the l3.h
day of janiuiy in.xt; <hat the mare wil! be sold, J
fo> icaiiy money, on that d-.y at,public au&ior. j
on the market square in thia city, and the pro*
ceedi- af «alr applied towards the expenses in
cu rert, ar.d the urplus rroncy, if i.nvf hem sub
jee to the owner or owners if applied for with
in ’h-ec months from the dt!c faiteof, upsn sa.
ti,factor/ proof of owneralPp
li. S. SHORE,
Mrttcr oi Police
Citv of Ri-h-nond. D-c. 99m, 1899. tda
.Nfo i ICE.
r»Y viruie cl h deed of frus* executed
]) I) llrct R-ttndolj.h and Divtd Ha'
11 aa v * ‘m ii«* r't ii ir ml Pi-iii/ Iv *• ’ or* f-»n ik .
sum of mo'.ey ilie'tin exprvs cd with th.
Uit«:est then o.i f-o:il tlv* l^l day cf Sep
tm-ber l>!08, duett Lyle* Scott Jc Saun.
dent; f he Subscnber w»«l sell to the
h'ljhci bidder, a Powha an Court lb,use
*>ii We Ine-jd »y the 17th d*y of January
next, l ive to s viz b«tiuin n, Suck
t-y, and h .r child, Arthur a d Scipio, or a*
many . f them ax will be sufficient to s..
tis'y thr aforesaid deb; and cos'x. T h,
Sale will be mad'- under the Jjrov'uiojia ol
the art t.f Assembly concerning Lx* cuti.
OfM, See*
R. B. GOODP,,Trustee.
Manchester, tilth Ikcrmitr, 1809.
O t lUft.—xty virttls ol t>>u *.( wo. fa',,..
•est orient of Picasam Younghotband, de
ceased, of t*>* r mn y of lleniif', wi I be gold
t > the highe*i bidder, on the 5th of Fcnriwy
nixr ensuing^ at the entvthottm of thr xaitl
count’* a TRACT cf LAND, lying on White,
oak Srt Amp, in the taul coon y, ah-ui four
teen mi c* f om the city of Richmond, cont-i„
mng AWacre*, m.ve or le »* whe.e,»r. Tnosiv
Govilmin nowliv'*, who will shew he land ic
any p r on wi hing to pure nsec, T te *crm» ot
sale wili be one third cash one third in 0 nr nthx^
m.I the balance in 12 month* ll md* to c,vn
1 intereat from the da e if n^t pane ual y p»i!‘
i *hrn due, and a dr: d of trost on the land t >
secaro the last paym.u’s* by
T'i< Admfoi**ratcr.
H-mlc» conn jr, Hth mo. 29th, 1809. wj
N. R. This sr.ie wi I ccuainl/ take pl.ee
he land being obl.ged u* br v Id.
The Admini*tr’tor.
Pocket Almanacks.
S. Pleasants Jun.
flat juat Received *nd fur SALS at hi*
Book rdorf.
The Tidt’s a. d OcntlemahN Pockc
AVnvnack, for IbiO.
Y virtue or a «lec<l of tr.* t, an ’ fur h-» - riK«
U tci rcihnrity extcmwl b* J.m^s F-rks .n
Th's. Bu— n b-a*ing date tV i2th d. y of Ft.
("’ti'r j 1806, and rccn dcd to the county c u*'*
ot Henric •* o t the 7 h July 1-»G6. cmveyfeg
* vcn nVjf.-oea, vi*. lid/ and her six chfjren,
Judith, Hetty* Rsrtkn, Lucy, Sarah and Ke
b rca. for the pit pose of securing a rich* due
from ihe said Fark« to the estate of Jacob
| S-nbh, dcceiteda w i|> he *o'd, cn the 20sh day
't thi» present month, the above itame l negroes.
| at the late dwelling house of the said Faiks*
n^w Yielding D.*a»s-»!’*, in Henrico countyv fe<
ready monev. by
THOMAS BURTON, T.us're.
January 2 J, 1310. 3 v
N n. At the same time and pla.'e^ tha plan,
a'ion w>iil i,e ren td.
*in igua Hum Afi/ilc flranjy, iP'c.
20 Hhds. An’irva not
3l) B'.rrrl; Apple B.rt.dv,
5 > 11 irrrU Musr.ovad * Sa^ar,
1 ’ B*xci kVliite Havauna do
160 13 xes 7 „ *
25 Casks 5 F,eih R*“*,ns*
5J 3 ixes Ch *co>»»e,
10 ia>ik* London RefU Salt Fetre.
IT Ila’a Gr.cn Coflee,
1-or Sale by Asa Otis, opt osiic SamuelWhi e’s
Tavern.
J ry S. 3 t p
HANK OF VIRGINIA. *
THE Psr ident and Direct®?* have this day
declared a dividend of rout per cent on
the f.tpitol Stctk, which will be paid t» the
lockholdcrs on application at ths Bank in per.
sjn or by attorney, after the »5 h instant.
John Brockenbrough, C shier.
, January »,t. lHlO. w 3t
I'tlE *^Ui>scriocr being xppnincea, o> the
T’urtetB of the Wa'hing’on Henry Acade
my ia Hanover, to preside over & invruct boys k
young m?n, proposes to teach ths folio.ving
branebe? of Literature, r>z. The Greek, Latin
trsd I'nglish languages wi h propriety ; also,
Reading, Writing, Aithmetic. Vulgru: and
Dicimal, Algibra,Su veying, Bells!e te.s, Math
ematics, Hutury* the Elements of Autonomy 8t
Geometry Geography with the u e of the G obes.
Price foi tutjon will be g 3 1 1 3 for tho*e
who are taught the Greek ..r Latin language,
Ss g 25 for every other pupil* to be paid quar
* .... vmmiv, Win VI I ij i a
present month & expire on the 15th of Dee fol.
bring subj -et to 15 days vacation. ’The
Academy is rnuaied in a lieilthy and plentiful
neighoottrhood.) it being ah ^ut’12 milfs fiom
Richmond) in which h-’yi and young men may
be bo-.rded on reasonable ter-ns.
Examina ions will ta':C place'on *he 1st of
August aad at the expiration of the term.
DANIEL FORD.
January 4, 1810. 3 t ,,
Council, September 19:h, 18097“
ON coe-iiileration of the report of the com.
mince who examined the Auditor’s office.
It i. advised, that from and after the 1st day of
January next, the at;di or he inst,acted in eve y
case where any claim by virue of an order cr
ceittficrt; cr Court is presented to him by a per.
son whose name is not men icned there:n, to re
quire su h perrrn to produce also an or ler or
•lowrr of Attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order or certificate of cou t was
made together wi h an nffidavit of one witness
I at least, ccr.ified by a ougisuare or notary pub.
, lie, that such an individual actually signed aud
[ acknowledged the same
| Extract from the j ournal.
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Covncil, January 4ih, 18 0.
t is xdv.ee That the opera.ion of th<* rule
prescribed I. r the auditor by the advice of Cou-i
:il cf the 19th September last relative to the
authentication „f claim, founde i upon orders or
certificates of court ahall be appended un-.il the
let day of March next,
Extract ftom the journal,
DANIEL I„ HYLTON,
m__Clerk of the Council.
iPi»E sub.cribrr na. Ot’ENE.I .n-. aOsiU^l.
4 HCJOM in the new but d.ng adjoining the
custom house ,— -‘arents and Guaidians who
>) ive child en to be taught^ and who may wish
to become arquiinted with his plan of edur^ti
on arc hc.cby invited to visit him for the pur
pose.
1 it, ill*!!,
Janusry 1st, 1810. 5p
DISSOLUTION
THlE copartnership of Wm. Warner & co. c.f
* New York, and A. I.. Philip Seen. of this
place, dissolved on the l.t inst. by mu'ual cot.
virt, Those indebted to the c'.ncerns are ic
qiic ted to make immediate payment to A. L.
Philip, who a one is an homed to make pay
ment and gram discharge*.
A L. PHILIP.
WILLIAM WARNER.
A. L. I’hdip respectfully infirma his friends
and ih- public, that he has on hand a large a»“
'•rtn emol DHY GOOL'S, which he intends
to d sjoM cl vety low for cam or country pro.
duce.
fE 0
VIRGINIA .
In Chtnc rr-—In Halifax County Court, 24th
October, 13G9.
BUT WE XT*
Amt Morton, formerly Atne Cobbs, Unwell
Ki lley add Mill* his wife, formerly Mtlly
C. A,>«, Haney Cobb*, Retsv Cobbs, J shn
Cobs-, fssbe'la C-tns, James H. C bbs an I
P.it'y Go’# who arj heirs Ih d.*<ser» of John
Ct,b >*, deceased, and which sail Nancy,
Bcr-.y , John, Is.tbrla, James and Patsy, being
ur.d r rtgr, appear by Anne Morton their na
tural guardian and next friend,, Pltfs,
Ann
Thomas C bbs. Jam.'* Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs
John Gohhs a id Cmhia p ,bba, which four
Imi mmti <ned (tefendtn'v, are the children ol
J rs Cobbs, the eider, deceased!—Willtam
M. Watkins and Benjamin Mnrto j Deft”.
1 H’£ defendants Thomas, Janes, Thomas,
John and Cvnthia Cobbs not having enter*
ml their appearance and gtvrrt security ac.oid*
mg tothe act of assembly and the rules of this
c uvf,- and It appearing tothe satisfaction of
he coa t that they are no* inhabi ants of this
:o-.vnoswea!th, on motion of the plaintiffs by
h, ir c-unsel, it it ordered, that tha said |*it
tamed dcien lants, da appear hera on the fourth
Monday in February next $.nd answer the bill
f the plaintiff—an I that a copy of this orrl*r
itt f^rih .vita inserted in one of ;h; nesvspipc/*
published in the city of Richmond f-'r t'»o
months sttcce.-iv.ly. and posted at the front
door of the couAhome of the said county,
Ac't r —Tes'r.
SAMULL WII. LI A Ml, ®. 0. m. e.
Fob Sat.£ !>r |
D. Mcl.AU H1.LUT.
In the Lower >; i-nement cl Col.
Majo’s llu'M>n{rt
Genuine Herabaceous
B I T T E R S.
made solely ry
fames Ga rt la nr/,
A'o. 78, Worth Second strec>, Philadelphia
rO prevent or cure Fev.r*, Hilions and
Rowe! rv.mpVip s Herd Aches, lua» of
appetite, r.ostivem-ss, melso.-bn'v, kc.
USE Ifyour b »dy be regotar lake .*> tea
spoons fill of the bitters in a tea cup fnU of
cold water, morning and night ; and a little in
»’.te course of tin* day, in um drink you are
accustomed to lake
|l two Lax ttiva—1 ake the bitters in camo
mile taa, with a low drops of toe spirit of lav.
enrler.
If Costive—increase the quantity of the bit
ters.
Moderate eating-and drinking, with these
rules, will prevent fcvc>*».
i* case of attack-sl'ake a vomit of strong
camomile tea, and drink freely of weak cam ».
nule m work it off, after which drink freed
of the bitters in camomile tea, and it will car.
ry off the fever by pei-spiraumi, but if Hi-- body
he debilitated previous thereto, add so.nr go/'
r *d wine, brandy or geneva. All new liquors
aiv peruic-ous.
I he red bitters may be use l wi'h red wines
and brandy. The yeilow with white wines or
outer liquors. Ruth have the same effect.
a>*-lng ibese bitters bo as to keep the
bo regular, wiil prevent or cure the-other
complaints
I s valuable effects on the human frame may
be ascertained by any pers n who will take a
bout a solid inch of tresh kilted beef and im
merse it m agmss of the bitters forabouttwo
hours, expose it afterwards in tile shade, un
uer heat, air; dew and rain, and un putref»c:i
on \.ill ensue—hence it may be safety taken
) both sexes. Ibis experiment the prop i«_
tor mule -,n the dog-days w.ien Fahrenheit's
I Iwrmii .-ist.., |,o.l I.... . i • _
. —ocrcia uavs auou
aeg—«nd it dudes Chemistry nm's most cx
lunstve scale to be able to decompose it^ or
ascertain thereby, its several component parts
or ingredients, therefore no imposition under
that hcud can take place.
Price 50 cents per bottle, and 6 cents will
be^ allowed on returning tbe bottle and la
id E HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
An Ointment lor the extirpation of BUGS.
USE. Clean your Bedsteads well, rub the
underneath and inside, the mortises, the ten.
oris and every crevice with the ointment—also
2 or 3 inches of the feet next the floor, tins
wiil prevent them creeping up. If too thick
heat the bottle,
1 If going to ride„ rub a few drops to vour
horse’s ears it will proven', him being annoyed
in that tender part by flies ot any description,
and will thereby land to keep him cheerfu- on
the journey.
It mixta with green paint made or raw oil
and laid on yon- ued cuantbur or ccilmgj it
, will proven. fii?a or musduitocs resting tbere
i on.
Price jj cents.
Likewise u LIQUID BLACKING prepar
ed on oil tint will nourish and preserve the
leather m Gentlemen's bools and shoes.
Price 25 cunts.
1 he Alcoholized Acidy
For eradicating all stains from Bmt.Tops.
i And preserving their original colour in all ca
I ._without iniury to the Leather.
* SE. bh«ke the W;fU well, pcrirsome on
a saucer, wet the Boot, l ops with a sponge,
dipped in water; while wut.rub the Acid ve
, ry hard on with a piece of white flannel, rol
led hard in your hand, repeating it till ait t!»i
s ains disappear—then sponge otf the co npo.
sition with clear water, and wipe it with your
sponge, dry t iir-m by the fire or sun. i hoses
j who like them glossy, when aliout dry, must
ruhtliem with a piece o!' clean 1l:»nu ■
Prepared only by JAMES GAvl LAND,,
No. 78 No th Second street, Plula lelphia*
Sold, wholesale and retail, by him, and retail
ed by most of the principal Boot Makers.
Price in bottles 50 cents eacn, and in quarter
pints at 25 cents.
**# L will have the same effect on Saddles
and Bridles.
ilT" Country Orders executed on the short.
«-sl notice.
yifar RECEIVED FROM NEW FORK, AtfD FOR
SALE AT THIS office,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
IiURGH’S & LEE’S
GENUINE
JdBatent <^yf£ecUcinc<i.
INCLUDING
Worm Lozenges, Ague and Fever
Cough Drops, Drops,
Restorative Balsam, Vegetable Lotion,
1 Hamilton’s Elixir, Alterative Fills,
j Essence and Extract Hill’s Balsam of Ho
of Mustard, ney,
j Hahn's Antibiliouaj Turlington’s Balsam,
j Fills, Anderson’s Pills,
’ Itch Ointment, Antispasmodicor Fit
| ;Jyc Water, Drops, See. Seel
1 ttvc Halve._ J
M/ll 1 REeSES
OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS,
yT ADE and repaired, agraerblf toordcr.in the
“•rA large wooden hou:» opposite the Uld City j
fftvfrn, twosquatevudow the market bridge |
ttchmond.
J. S. Plea1 ar»ts. ,
; JU:3i l'U --
And fo* ssle a* Sa'mel PRssanu, Jr’s Printiivg ;
OiVxe,be*weet the Sell-Tavern and ihe
Market-Bridge, Richmond j
The Virgini i Almanac.
FOR 77/r YEAR
1810,
1 Adapted to the J.ati:udr and Meridian oj
Richmond;
By BEN JAM IH BATES.
• — ——— ■ ■ ■ - » |
GERMAN and ENGLISH
j Almanacks for 1810,
i lor .ale at this olUct,
1
JUnTr'U •T/SHE'V •
Ah 7 Jo • ai e at tfr'r; OJice thr eight crff'ris
muki'i't nt-ir towny fhousnn u cdi'V.>
« ready sold, <iF the i.ife of
George Washi n gt.? :i.
A Life |»<»w useful til Iris c ->u.itry 1 : '
Ho-v lov'd, while living*'' —how reve: ’ 1, 1° v
den! *
Yt Hvin>- S'Pes ! vr’lli pi *n:ire nil atfen.l,
ftad re.ul tan Hishiry «»• Van;* <Jl P/i *u f ■
Lisp! li>ijt hi) name, ye ~!nl«U”«M y t «:».XK'» l
And with dseds, yo ir ow v i/r.jfit kiv.s
n-lorn.
BY l HR HRV. M. L. W3SMT,
Formerly Clergymnn of dl a n V m >u
Paris's; md iutim ite wiUtrhe <iey
hair'd veterans afthe lw* c-.n
lory, who were thr piay •
mutes and comp anions
oft-K gve at^Vasti
ington front »»t» ^
childhood.
RECOM M EN DATIQNS,
0 V EMINENT DIVINES, JUSOli .lUCEU.
K A LS.
surprising tact that eren the A -
merican People know but little ot Gebige
Washington. They have indeed heurvt a
great deal of his Pabhc Li e j of his \l*li«,
iiury Character, and Political Tubn.i, out
hardly any thing* of ,h.ia private Life and
Virtues.
“ Many intelligent p-rsins have ardent*
ly wished to see a faith'ul account oliA-nr,
not only as a debt of gratitude t<> bun, but
us a fine example to our ch.ldren.
“The Author has performed this tank
in a very satisfactory manner, lit a dncc~
dura ot Washington present the supreme
rxnvl ence of religion) with the tran*>c«n.
d .nt dignity, eiiar.n and uietu.oess of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. Tide moral sensibility anil
genius of the. writer warms the heart and
imagination ot his readers. Iiis descrip,,
five fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views ; whiiehis fiash
i es of comic wit vive an atrreeahle rol.ef tn
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive) especially on the young
raader.”
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Ministera of the Swtdca Church,
Phiadcl/ihia,
In Goochland County Cour> , Odder lbih,
1809.
rn ir.as E'dridge. jr- noin’r. cf Ste-'J
pheu Hubbard, deceased, put'. | In
against ^-Chan
Thomas Bernard and Charles John. | eery,
son, deftr.J
THIS Hay came the plntn’iff hv his attorney,
and the defendant Bernard, not having en
lered his appearance and given security accord.
! ing to the act efasseutb'jr and the rules of this
; court, and it appearing to the satisfaction cf
I the court that be is not an inhabitant cf this’
i sta e.j on tha nvnion of the plainii(f by his at.
{ tbmay, it is otd'.red^ that the mid defendant
Bernard do appear h.re on the ihird Monday
{ in Match next and answer the plaintilT’s bill,
j and give security for performing the dec-ee of
this ctmrtj and that a copy of this ordc- be forth* *
with pubished in some public newspaper prin
ted in the city o( Richmond, for two months
successively, and tha anatber copy be posted
at the fr m door of the cuurihcu.c of this ccnrn.
A C spysaeTeste.
WILLIAM MILLER, C. G. C*
Penitentiary Store,
rUE subscriber, Agent for the I’enitent’ary,
ot.crs for sxie the (olio wing articles, the tna..
, mifa.iurf ot tha> institution,at very iow prices at
wnoiesa!c and retail.
CUT NAILS.
Wholesale prices Retail p-iccs.
2dy 13 1-2 cctUs. 14 1-2 centa per lb]
i 4 13 - 14
f> 12 J3
« 11 ' 12
1 10 10 1-2 111-2
12 10 1-2 111-2|
20 10 1-2 11 1-2
CUT BRADS.
8 dy 10 1-2 111-2
10 10 11
12 Do. Do.
20 Do. Do.
SPRIGS.
on A / JL «A V. ^ ‘
— ' - w... gm t » w- • V* x/y • w / <rf|
4 22 1-3 67
17 84
WHOUGHT NAiLSi
6rfy 14 IS /icr Ibi
8 33 1-2 14 1-3
10 13 14
12 12 1-2 13 1-2
20 12 13
30 12 13
B ond and narrow Axes Hatchets.IToc*,Plough
Shares and Coulters. Hinges, Wedge*, Ham*
rr.cr», Fenders. Traces. Strercturs'. and G*
L‘h»'rs ;-Bridle?, Cellar*. Halters. Braces,
Surcingles. Back Bands, Belly Bands, Breech
ing, Fire Buckets, CTc. cSfc.
Boots and Shoes.
Fair tops, hack straps, £ 9
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows, 7
Half Hoots, 5
Mens calf skin shoes lined Sc bound 10*6 12*
Do. side leather, 7*6 a 9*.
Negro shoe* (strong russet) 7*6 « 8*
W ornepsleather-rhoes, thick soles, 7*6.
1)n- do. thin, do. 6*9
Do. do. slips,
Do. Morocco do. 5,9 + f
Do do. tics, 7 *6
ti;rl« leather s’^oc3, 4«r» g*
B y» do. 4*c 7.:.
Any of the above articles nrtrule to order
left at the Penitentiary Store, serond door
•above the Eagle Tnverit, 1>. J. BLH<H.
Hiconond March 22, 1809.
6th July, 13o9.«ssFhc price of Wrought
Nailsis raised hall § Com per 1 ojnd, i y
order of thc#Execativc.
cfcuJ/m'mji.if,
'.AWYKRS.
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