Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-06-22 00:00:00, page 4

'•»FSS*T.
Provisory Notice.
'V^HE Subscriber intern’,ir% t<
ji move Ins Idmily to Richmond, has ten
teu Mill liana ilpd’* home, near thi
a^oit# . In I'm! hous't lij^ will, from the firs
S« ember r.e*>, rontir.ue hi* f.rofetsioal labour;
•#a the following plan.
T lie .Subscriber himself aided i<
Rew ar*, by a person of ovrqteirni abiliries
wi I teach the a.«ci*nt and modern language!
uma"; tcovht, civil history, ami what const,
tu*e> the Iheriry and moral coarse, Hf may,
m me Bprirg, lcc.u.e on Bo any, to a ae!eci
clues every Saturday if emoon.
All the branches or the Mathema.
tl*.i T.ico. c'.ical snl Practica’, together tv h
K-lunt Philosophy, and drawing will be la. a*
b> Mr John Wood.
The E. giish btanches, viz.* Welding^ Wm.
*(nS Cyphering, Grammar, Composition, Gc
cgiaphf. evil he taught by au nb’e m*ttuc_
»o», w!io « attention and time »ha l beciiiefly per,
haps exclusively devo'cd to said btanches.
The subsc iber pledges himself to i’arents te
Gc rdirms for a systematic, regular, an l scrupu
tous obiervance of the above plan..■» ......
Yoi n.' Ladies shall b.* taught in an airy, A cen
v> rtieai aparment, entirely detached frJm the
test of the school. In sever tl important fuac^s,
M’s. G’na dm will extend her atten'.io£^f the
leniaie department. Young ladies in
etruc ed m Music at the Academy, where an
instrument shi-f be provided for the purpose
The choice of teache s in that branch, shall be
left tt Pzren s and Guardians.
Fur her particulars relative to ru'es, prices,
&c. »Ual speed, y h* comir.uniea'ed in a circular
to tlue persons concerned.
A Gentleman of hi-lt character, Loth as a
scholar and a juris:, contemplates delivering
Lecui.es on Eloquence, Ethics, and Law.
This circumstance promises infinite advanage
lo'he senior students,
Richmond, May 50 h 1810.
L, H. Girardin.
P. S. The P-rents and Guardians of Youth
tio\>- at 'he Acaden*y ?•;« :e*p<-c!fully invited tn
aoniinoe them 'under the joint tuition of L * H,
Girard in, D Doyle atul J. Wood, until the fim
ol September next The charge, as justice re,
quires, shall extend only to tui.ion a&uady re
ceive!, that, is, to tbej'eriod turn the cxpir.it oo
of tbc dificrent qnarur* now running to the id at
day of Sep ember.
(T7* Wanted by a penon tn Richmond,
an able and tespectoble Teacher o^ncse
brunches which constitute a libe ia^ourse
ol Fugbth Education ; vi* Sp. lunfc^ea.
dmg, Writing. Grammar,
Mercantile Atrhmetlc, Gengr.-jviy, Stc.
The terms w II be such as :u reader the
auua.ion dcsTable.
A|:ply at tins Office,
Rxhmond, June 4;h, 1810.
REMO V A L.
Thomas Diddep, grateful for the
iil.-eral supr» tt he has experienced in bis
trade, respectfully informs his tJLa4u~u>
and the public generally, that \\W
D over! his 'tailor's hhop to (it iwiit^fcol
Adjoining Mr Robert Beil S->Cher, anu
opposite 1); l)u.Vai’s Aputhecaiy shop,
watre he will thankfully receive any bum
nets m In* line, niui hopes by attention aou
eodevvours tn pie„g , t«» merit a continu
ance of favour
Richmond. \lny 4Ui, 1810. e pSin
~iTricTT
A PETITION will be presented
the Genera’ A:t««ibly of Virginia .n ‘heir
st i.on pr&iihg h r Uiecicahjwbmcnt of
gj.ccti m ol Tuuacco v. a Warehouse ju» .
irenced on ,.o ;u.-< •>. f u i lyi.i; bit
Cray’s old ofic« and . I Yjr", cl_
ot containing three Lbou»sndh.£# cads.
rl his site p issesscs every advantage
ol c mvciutncu, e,ovation, accessibility u i&tc
«>•
M«y 21, ism.
fToTICE.
NJ1VCBSS1TY compel# rre to make fur.
*■ * thti application to all thuse who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
Ipdcmy, oy sales of lot ery uckeis of the
, first end second class aid voluntary sub
set ipRonii, find/# such are hwrchy requf,
tvu to muii=- ptiy mint o < i subscriber to
enable ih» bidding committee to m&y
kears for w. rk done, ami jC~'pTn3»irr
materials this winter in nrrierTk pijEeeri
yvmii inrwmie nrxi spring, it MpngJ^tnt
education of i ur rising pi ogcny, *h v .1 rrna.
men's .<od attaches them to Vtpublic.iii prir
C.plet. and gives a spring 10 liberty and tn,.
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion Inrygreement with John Hrockcnlmmgh
and VVilbam W. Hening^ Esqrs. the othei
member# of the ctimitmice appointed by a
• board of trusties. As the building of the
Ac. demy l.vs progressed comidernbiy, 1
•alter myself there will be but little iron
bie in ob ainlug the money for the purpose
of cr.rr/iiq; into effect to laudable an insti.
Urior.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
IVr.beWriier Rth, 180t>. tf
At a meeting 01 tiic directors of the
RicH Turnpike Comp?.,,* vn Wedntajav
the ilod Mvy, 1810. F% *
i it solved, T'h.it all shares im\c.
Br^utitj jr» ^.id company Imb sold on ih^2rth
aa/ of tticnext month, at tnc kau o T*«rn iu
ifac ui/ of HiOtn.und "
_ N. Sheppard, Cfk.
KOil MALE,
AT the Vendu olhtc ot the Subscribers,
a variety ot Muslin# and Gingham*
Nuns and Adelplii Threads ; Irish Linens!
Cotton blurting#, Florentines, Gallicoes’
bandannas, Pelisse Clotbs, Rotnall*^ Jkaii^
•(. ims . nd a great variety of whiM^aii*
g.nd*,— WmW
alv°, /y
Mi rcvatlo Sugar. 1st and 2nd i
Pin.t Green ColFt-e in barrels aiiahaes :
Old do. do. ^a.
Northern Hum j Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Vciy fupenor lroptrial Fra in boxes ;
I resh liysvn and kouabong Tea in Chetm.
Ftppet, Gugrr, Atspice, Copperas, 1'iu.
ItCelpU.a hr,;.p and Candles, fcc.
ToMi t 2k Sfltuhtli, Aucr’rs.
April i«, idi(i. M
‘MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
I PAN*.*
TTIE Subscriber wants to putd^tfBve
> * piinie MULES, lor which ^lj&ral
- p icc will be allowed; And Ire ^rould
nur .'or the usidue of the year, two NE*
■ GRO MEN, end two ROl'S capable of
1 driving carts.
James 13render, Clk.
April 14, 18to. ftlA
Penitentiary Store,
AMO
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burr,
In addition o the article* manufactured at tin
Penitentiary, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of A iy
Home pi a n ufa c
v 11 : fine and q»arsc hats ol every description,
h regular supply of cotton cloth on consignmcm
worn the Providence manufactory and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices^ viz :=*Bed
icking, stripes, checks, and plain c.olhj. Spun
cotton, single and double.
* ionic Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
rowder by 1 he keg, warranted of superior qual.
»ty, Philadelphia Porter and Ale ia casks and
bottles, and Beer in barrel*.as
Harness Leather Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Ulaok Roans,
February 10^ 1810.
5C7*iV anted to iig* by the year, a good
COOPER. J 6
FITZSVHYLSONN & POTTER,
HAVE just received from Lendon, by
way of New.York, a large supply of
article's, which, added to their former
stock, m%kts up a very exteusive assort*
ment. It consists principally of
Writing paper*?, of
various sizes and
qualities
Count'ng-House,
Chamber, and
pocket ink stands.
1 Excel’t. pen knives
i and razors.
'Office seals, wax Sc
wa ers.
Drawing books and
water colors.
Pencils and India
rubber.
Violin bows, hair 8c
strings.
Miuic and Music
books.
They hare on hand, a large supply of
Day Bunks, Journals und Le * gc-s, Bill
Books, Blank Notes and Checks, Record
ard Sheriffs Backs, Paper hangings tor
houses, See. Sec. 4vv.
In Hanover County Comr^ April SUh^ lblO.
Je,se Crew l'uf.
against
Samuel Htggason, James Caron, f In
aim’r cl John U ig*.or. dec’ll > Chancery,
an.i Chides Tho at-aoi» and 1
William Walton, J
Dcfti*
This day came the Plaintiff by bis Counr.e',
and the Defendant Samuel Higgason not having
mieu-d hit appearance and given secutity ac„
cording to ihs ait of Assembly and the rules
oftn,a court, and it appearing to the.satisfac
tion of the court that he is not an ljh^atant of
j this country* un the motion of ih^l'flntifi' by
w.iolf>rd Morris, jun. his counsel^ ^n>:dered
That (he Defendant Samuel Mtf do ;*p*
p4ar he4e on the fourth We .ijenlny in July
next to answer ih; bil of the Flamriff, and that
a copy ot'uhls order be forthwith inserted in
,*he.Virginia Argus, printed in thc^ity of iiich.
moi.d, lor two months successively., and that a.
nother copy be pnsted at the front door of the
Court Home of this coumy. And it is further
decreed and ordered, that tht other defendants
James Care#, adm’r of John Higgason. dic’d
and Charle, Thompson and William Walton
*0 not pay away or otherwise diipose of any
in mty or e8>c*s in their hands oclonging to the
said defendant Samuel Higgason till itc further
order of the Court.
A copy, Test
William Pollard, c. h. c.
ep2m
DV/ . . n i « s .
vm .1 urea oi trust tuny
executed and recorded,
Will he Sold,
\t Buckingham com t house, on the second
Vlonday in Aut.usl i ex (being court day)
I wemy nr Thirty valuable bLAVE,!*, a
morg wh m aic several Tr .desin^* such
as rough Carpenters ShccmakJQfWta.
j vers. he. Terms of sale, one WRf cash*
I. b« o !i~r n,oteiy payable the first day of
January following ; bond with approved
necuri'y will be ntjuued for the lust puy«
intiit. At the same tinr.e a;td place will
be offt.(cd 400 ACHES ol LAND, lying
about seven er eight miles above the said
Courthouse / let ms the rarac as for the
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May 5th, IBlO.
Public Property. .
ALL the property belonging to the com
monwealth of Virginia in the county
< i Fluvanna^ very recently advertised tn
the Kixjuit er and the Virginia Argus : Will
tie exposed to public sale, on Thursday
the 23d of August n^x‘j at the old Afsenal,
on the Barrack.Hill til said count#* The
terms ol the sale will In: 13 monlW#edir
the .purchasers giving bond with TPRfr.ty',
to !>c approved i.f by the Kxecati# The
..»ie will e mimcnce at 13 o'clock—nor will
it be postponed on account of the weather,
unless it it very inclement. For further
uuunuation apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvamtah, June 8t«* 1810.
8w.
Paintiso in all its various bt audit's
neatly exccird at this sjj'-vc.
Ladies and Grs
tlemen’s pocket
books.
Travelling 8c other
trunks.
Playing and
cards.
GOLD LI
Tooth brusl
silver wil
Chess men and
boards.
Back Gammon ta„
bles.
Durable and Japan
ink.
School Book*.
Family Bib'.cs.
rP is hereby agreed, (bat all conUacts nr
co- partner ships existing between L. H
Girardin and D. Doyle, a* well as between
E H. Girardin, D. Doyle, and John
Wood, as joint teachers of theAcJua*!,
commonly known by the name rar
din’s Academy, cease to exist on » first
day .of September, 1810. As wAAs oar
hunds this 29lh of M y, 1810.
L. H, Girardin,
David Doijlty
John Wood, *
June J; tf.
NOT 1 C E;
IN consequence of the separntien which
will take place on the first oi next Septem
ber between L. li. Giratdin, D. Doyle, and
John Wood,, the undersigned will jo.ntiy,
from said datej continue to teach youni; la.
dies and gentlemen in the'aame buildings
in which ibe school was before kept, with
un:nter»upted zeal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol.
larspcr quarter, for the English branches,
consisting of Spelling, Heading, Writing,
Geography, use of the Globes, History,
Butlcs Letters, Mi^canule Arithmetic,
Book-keeping—<?nd tha useful pA^cal
brances of Mathematics—with vnjfoT
Thr. Latin and Greek languag^jf* el^
ther, w II be taught fur 12 dolls. Accents
j^)#r quarur.
1 The objecUtaiul advantages of this con.
! nection will, m due tune, be more fully ex.
plained in a card, which will be circutateu
for that purpose.
A French gentleman of tnlents and re.
putation will attend ihoso who wish to
lcurn the FRENCH LANGUAGE, the
hour each day in each department, during
which time no other language will he spo.
! ken. If mere attendance be required, it
can be had betore or after shoal hours. j
DAVLD DOYLE,
RICHARD DAUNEY,
Richmond, 30th May, 1810.
j--- !
Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received a larpje and com
plete assortment of fresh xelected MEDI..
| C1NES and DRUGS of the latest impor*
, taticn*—which, in addition to their forint r
stock, form as extensive and general an
! assortment in that line^ as can be found in
[this City, Medical practitioners,and Gen*
' tlemcn vrho sell medicines, will now be n_
ble to get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbutipn, by calliug at the hew4
Medicine Store, a few doors above the
Market Bridge In this City.
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (vi?.)
Steer's Chemical Opodeldoc
.Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Pe ppermint
Turlington’s Balsam of life
Dr Kawbun's cvlebratcd
Itch Omtment
do do Genuine anti.biiicut
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s Itch Ointment
Craig’s do do
Dr Let’s Genuine Windham
Bilious I’ills
Anderson’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson** aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague 6c Fever
Ulinklty’a Infallible remedy lor the Piles
DrCouley'n Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A. General assortment of SURGI
; CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
i enumerate.
An assoitment of PERFUMFRY,
consisting of Essence of Burgamot, Laven.
der^ Roses, Lemon, Milk of Roses, &c.
; See.
i A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
ooie, /vimonn, v loiet, Cafctel, Vtmtian, kc.
Lice’s Chemical compound lor
cleaning Boot-Tops and Saddles, which
w.ll uke out stains^ produce a fine colour
and g:ve an elegant gloss.
I PAIN 1 Ell’S COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and ground in Oil [warranted]
j Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
I Whittling, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow
! Store do. Parent do. King’s do. Vermillion
Drop Cake, Reeve's Water Colourei, Paint
Brushes, kc, kc
HATTERS* MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve
ry article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, kc. kc.
DYERS can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLAZIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Kichmo. (1, 23d M.iy, ldlO.
Found, in the Main Street of this city
some time since,
A Silver lPatch*
The owner may have it on pr<jjhg
property and paying the expense of
this advertisement* Apply to the
printer.
June A. [(
Notice !/
THE creditor* of¥)ymrl & Willi
am Guerrant who Wte signal the
compromise, are no&icd that mo
nie« received ftymfehe assortment
made for the bertefit If said creditors
will he divider at Cafet on Tuesday
the C6ih inst. bv the Trustees,
June jth, 14110. 3t
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE i
COMPANY.
AT a matting oi the Board of Di-!
rector--, on ilie 4-ih of June, 1810—
Resolved) 1 hat all waggons run
ning upon the Turnpike Road,
having wheels with tyre the width cf
four inches shall be exempt from the
payment of the toll which is establish
ed by law on return waggons; and
that all waggons so used with tyre the
width oi six inches and upwards shall
he exempt from the payment ol oue
half of nil the toll aliawed by law, tyth
in going and returning: ThatNJujTR"
exemptions bhall continue so longwis
the waggons which may lie vn^ojfcd
under this regulation within twelve
months from this date^shall be em
ployed upon the Turnpike Road*
Resolved, That the clerk he in
structed to advertise that ne will re
ceive PROPOSALS lor BUILD
ING a WOODEN BRIDG E across
the canal oi Mayo’s mill in the town
of Manchester, till the 1st Monday
tin July next.
Extract from the minutes.
__JAMES ERANDER, Clk.
Ten Dollars Reward.
TO UN AWAY from the subscriber in Al„
AV bemarle county, near Charlottesville,
a Negro Man, by name ADAM, about 5
leet 10 or 11 inches high, very straight and
well made, small head and narrow visage,
prominent nose^ a sly countenancoj his leet
has been badly frostbitten, and lues lost
some of . his toes ; he carried away with
him a drab surtout coat lined withAal, a
velvet cape, blue broad cloth coat/aFiair
ot corduroy pantaloons, swansdnwn\ir a
pair-of su war row boots, and a new arred
hat. It is expected thut he will endeavor
to pass for a free man, and I presume he
has obtained a pass to that effect. I expect
he is lurking about Culpcpt r, as he lormtr •
ly belonged to a Mr. Tutt, near that place,
where he has also connections living. 1
«... me 4uhtc rcwwu 10 any person
that will secure tuts in jail and g ve me
information, so that I get him ugutn.
NELSON BARKSDALE.
Albemarle, June 6, 1810. 4w
We have on hand, to be disposed of at pri
J vate Eale,
20 Hhds. Prime Antigua Rum,
10 di*to Windward Island duto
20 ditto M< lasses,
20^00 vrt. Green Coffee,
ISO Barrels first quality Loaf Sugar,
20 HUda. Brown bugur,
1A0 Barrels ditto, part of which hlstoua*
litr, ^
40 Bartels Apple Brandy,
6 Cases Li r.dr.n Hats, fic&li nnported^^
Bales India. Cotton,
do. Roll-* and Hc.isians,
6 Crntts Glints Ware, assorted,
2000 Bushells Liverpool GrouudSilt.
ALSO,
Suit in Sacks, Imperi 1, loung Hyson nnd !
Scuchoug Teas, Gin, French Brandy, IVp*
per, Ginger, Nutmegs, and a variety of o.
ther arilcl-n too tedious to enumerates^
all of which will be sold low for cash or
approved p'p r.
- PROSSER & MONCURE, Auctrs.
Richmond, June 8, 1810. if
BV virtue ct a deed of trust executed
to tiie subscribers by Robert and Geo,
Turner, and Ann the wife of the 6a;d
George, bearing date the first day of Janu
ary 1806, and admitted to record, will be'
sold, before the door of the Bell Tavern, ;
in the city of Richmond, on the 29th day
of this present month (June) for cash, a.I
that PAP.CEL of LAND, Ungfcn the
County of Henrico, adjoining thd^jffy, and
bounded as tollows, to witj Begiuni/g at A
d;im Craig’s corner on the road Irimiig from
the Market house towards Mount Comfort,
thence along the road 176 yards to a cor
ner ditch, thence along the ditch No, 63
I degrees, West ICO yards to a ditch winch
divides it from the Lot soid by Thomas
\Af lland t n A.1 H)U ,L *__ (
■- * ,,v* mciiLt uuwii me
ditch to a gum at bacon’s branch, thence
No. 68 degrees, East 309 yards to the
beginning, containing by survey of Richard
Young 6 „cies 17 poles j or to much of
the property as will be sufficient to raise
said sum ot 2000 dollars, besides interest,
and all costs attending the execution ot the
tlUst.
ANDREW STEVENSON, ? „
W. ALLEN, f Trustees
June 13, 1810.
Public Auction.
('V* this day, will be sold at pub
lic auction, at the House lately occu.
pied by Mr Thomas Gilliatt, alLhis
Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE
Also, an elegant
Char riot & Harness
Terms of sale—All sums under fifty dolls,
caih, above fifty dollars, six months ere.
dit. Notes with approved endorsers will
be required.
Thomas Tajlor, Auc’t.
June 19th, 1810.
The sale of the above mentioned FarnL
lure, 8tc. Is unavoidably postponed, until
Tuesday 26th inst.
TWO: TAYLOR. |
C A N~L> LET. !
67 Boxes northern CatiUlls,
Assorted, aixea, made particularly int
summer use—just received and for sale bj
, Asa Oiiij.
First doir below tha Bell Tavern.
Notice !
ExpLAN \TION ot Mr Oliver Evaiia’a •
5 CUE W MILL,
For grinding Piaster of Paris, hard sub.
stances—also. Corn and Cobb, &c.
This invention is arcured to me by let.
ters patent from the United States, dated
January 14th, 1804, which embruces alt u~:
great variety of forms that may be ucxJL ! i
ed—While the same principle in used any -'i
form of shaft screw, or nutt revolving inn i"
hopper of any form so as to answer the
same purposes, are embraced, by my pa.
tent and a very great variety of forms nay
be ust d. I lately sued a man who used ouia
.of u form somewhat different from ninie^lV
which he expeeted to evade my patent, bJt
his attorney gave up th& cause at the'MU’
court of the U. States in Philadelphia!
Because the decision ct the court hi the
law of the mill machinery, he said had des
troyed, the only ground on which he in.
tended and hoped to make defence-^judg
ment entered tor the pltti'.aal hare sent a
plate to uay agent in Richmond,, captain
John Moody,exhibiting a perpendicular and
horizontal view of the screw milkier tho
information of gentlemen who may be de
sirous of using it. My agent wilt take a
pleasure in shewing the pjate.
OLIVER LVANS:
Lniladelphia, May 12.h, 1810. 3t
N. b, l'utcul Fee 20 dollars.
VIRGINIA*
At a superior court of Chancery hoi*
den in Richmond, June 1st, 1805. *
Between
Thomas Harris in his own r ight,, and a*
administrator of tiillyaliarris, deceased
Augustine Harris, James Semple ana Jo!
una h s vvite, Samuel boush, and Peily
his wife, Lewis Fcrt and Kfizabetk Lae
wife, and Jesse Hargrave, administrator
of John Harris, Pltfs.
and
Henry Harris, administrator of William
Harris, who was one ot the executors
of John Harris, deceased, William Guy,
executor of George Gu>! deceased,
tiiot.y Thornton, executor ot Walker
Taliaferro, deceased, Joseph Rlchtsoi:, >
William Taliaferro, Joftn Anderson,
executor of Wilson Frcrilian, who was !
executor of Thomas Freviltan, w io was
also an executor oi the wuu John liar.
• ns, deceased.
i he defendant Henry Harris, un
on whom an attachment tor tis cAtempt
i . not answcriug the bids of the pSiouiH
h th been i x.tcuted, still fading to Tit
the same, the court this first day
iu the year of our Lord one thousai
hundred anti hve^ on mm ion oi tta
tifia by Counsel, doth take their L
conlesscd, us to that defendant, anc.
that he do rentier an account of bis IUiCT>
tale's adminis ration of t»,u goods, chattels
and creditB of John Harris, deceased bci
tore one of the commissioners of the courf
to be by bun examined, sta edrf se.ticd, antt
to the court reported, with any special
matters thought pertinent by himself, or
required by me parties co be specially sta*
ted ; unless the said defendant on or be
fore the tenth day ot tne term ;next alter
he sli.ill be served with a copy of this or*
der, shew cause to the contrary,
[A Copy-Teste,]
i'ctei Tinsley, g. c.
Commissioner's Office,
Richmond 4tli mo. 23th, 1810«
The parties are hereby notified.
that 1 have appointed the 20m day ot the
7ln mouth [i. e. July nuxt,j to perfect the
account directed by the uoove order ot
court { on which day, they arc requested
lout end at my Office, [in this City J wuh
their accounts, and vouchers, tcaoy ior
examination and settlement.
bAMUbL t Altidhij Commissioner.
(w 8 t;
VIRGINIA ,•
At a Superior court of Chancery
holden at the Capitol in the Cay of
Richmond, the 24th day ol Februa
ry 3810.
Claiborne JJuVal. executor of Samuel n..» * .
Val, FUf*
AGAINST
VVond Jont Sj executor ot Wood Joi
Edward Sco»t and Mary his
sant Kobtrts, Guardian to
children of Philip Jones, dec
THE defendants Edtj
and M iry his wife rib*jaayjntj
entered their appearance and given seen,
rity according to the act of Assembly, and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of t'.ie court, that they arc
uot Inhabitants of this country, on motion
of the plaintiff by counsel, It is ordered
Vhat die said defendants do Appear here
on the first day of the next term, and au«
swerthe bill of the plain tiff?-^iid that a
copy of this order l>« forthwith inserted in
some news.paper published in the c»tv of
Richmond, for two months successively, 8c
posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the s«id city*
A Copy, T(4te,
PcttT Ti .•Icy, c. c.
(8* t*,w* j
For Sale,
A Tract of Land, lyinpf in Powhatan
county, on the South brunen of Fme^Cet'hr
wloch contains '»ooui five hundred arid mx4
ty ecres two hundred acres at le.yflt ot
ich are uncicart I. ! .. .
prion, and many other loc*l u.»v*i*,
tin I. I.J Will re ,.icr io v< ty • . i
mjr pirtuft who iniy < e [/
thate Land in tb s county * rijf
ctM, 1 ving on the pl-tCC, will wj
• ■if ktiow it to any i»ne who wh . * to j«.
co,iie a purchaver. Foe terms o vale wiil
'jt accommodated to the convcA.e.ite ot the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Mayo*
OUft’.f*
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