The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-22 00:00:00, page 1

TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1810.
[No. 4.
rOCT Published by Tiunnts Ritchie, nearly op
posite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
fT CONDITIO NR:—Five dollar* a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time oj subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year.
Warm Springs, in Hath County, Virginia
THE Subscriber returns thanks to liis friends,
acquaintances ami the public generally, for
{last favors, and begs leave to inform them, that
ic has laid himself out to accommodate the visi*
tors to this watering place, the ensuing season,
on a large scale, and is happy to inform them that
tie will have it more in his power to accommodate
in their satisfaction than heretofore, has made
considerable improvements since the last season.
Additional baths, with complete dressing rooms,
and sweating rooms. The houses for lodging are
mostly new with stone chimnies, with neat beds
and matresses. Good stables and pasturage ; the
roads very much improved in many deficient
routs leading to this place. A variety of auuise
jnents expected this season
CHARLES A. LEWIS
April IT. w6\f
IRON CASTINGS, of every description
(patterns being furnished) will be executed
In the neatest manner, at the Foundery, attached
to the Virginia Manufactory of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Suflcrinfendant.
April 10._ w5mp
I AMU (UK (SAGS., ill GOOCIllaud Comity,
JLi on the water? of Beaver *od within
■4or 5 miles of James ltivcr, 466£ acres ; about
one half wood land and well timbered As it is
presumable the purchaser will view the land, I
•lull not comment upon its qualities.
A liberal credit will be given on receiving one
fourth the purchase money in hand, and a deed
of trust upon the land, to secure the payment
thereof. Otherwise, approved property in Rich
jnond or young negroes will be take u in exchange
at valuation. The land will be shewn u> -my gen
tleman, by capt. Robert Sampson, Cross Hoads,
Goochland, and the terms mad.- known.
ROBERT BOO PR.
Richmond, April 27. w4w^|
'bN DOLLARS REWARD_Ran away
T
from the subscriber, in the county of Meek
Jenburg, on the 8th of April last, a very bright
mulatto Negro Man named B1RRY, supposed to
to 23 or 24 years of age ; stout, welt made—has
»lull face; 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high; his eyes
«re of a grey or hazle colour ; his hair uncom
monly short for a man who is as white as he is,
■which lie wears comhed on the forehead, in imi
tation of the present fashion ; lie has a small
Bear on the forepart of one of his legs, a little a
bote the ancle ; tmcloalhing is not lepollecied,
except an imported while fur liut; about half
worn, and a blue broad cloth frock coat . IJc is
« good sawyer, and a rough carpenter, cooper &
iiddler. Billy was raised on the Potomac river,
in King George county, on the estate of Mrs. A.
JStitb, where he may be lurking, cr be rqay en
deavor to pass as a freeman in seine of the towns,
possihiy in Petersburg, as be is acquainted with
one of Mr R Bolling's negroes It ig necessary
to observe. Unit It is probable that lie lies a com
panion with him, a mulatto fellow of col. Geurce
Terry’s, named Tom, who, I am informed, can
•write s if this is the c ise. it is likely that i>eqiay
ftave a free puss I will give the above reward to
»ny person who will taKe up and put in jail, the
paid negro, so that I get him again All masters
of vessels and others, are forwarned harboring or
oanying the aaid negro out of the state.
GEORGS FIELth
_ May 8._w4-,vp
rr,HK NK fV- OX FOR D ACADEMY, lutein
JL erected near the tl..it-lYay-House, nstw-.en
Richmond and Pi.te sburg, on tt>; main stag •
jroad, is now opened lor the reception of students
under the direction of Jonathan Smith, wiio hag
been the principal tutor in the Abingdon Acade
jrnv, for six years past. II • will teach Readftig,
Writing, and l!se iirst principles of ArUhmc‘ic,
ftt g 5 per quarter—Also, EugLsli Grammar, t
X-aun and Greek languages correctIv, the higher
ibrhind.es of Arithmetic, Math- tnalics, viz Geu
J.ielry, Trigonometry, Surveying. Navigation,
Euclid’s elements, Algebra, &c Geography, the
use of the Gtobes, Natural and Mor d Piiilofordiy,
Astronomy, Elrfltricity, -Belles l.ctuva, History,
&c. at id per quarter, payable at ll.e expirati
on of ssid term—Bn irdmg may be bad at ihe
Half-Way-House, at g 20 per quarter, e.vr hirtiv«
«>{ o* mg <u.(l washing, which must be fiimisli
*'d, o.-will necessarily cocas; >n „n aJudloii^l
charge.
-N. B. The principal tutor determining to do
nmple justice to such students as maybe com
muted toiiis care, will n..t receive more than 30
pchulurs in tfie Acudemy, fur the enbuuig year,
which number lie thankfully solicits, as «hi iy u'
may be convenient after the Commfnr»»m*nt
III CHARD GREGORY.
Muy 8.
WoWJi
\JU 13K HfJW l4 OK—0,1 t;.e21 of May,
v V (tlie nme heats) over tin- field o{ Mr.
Tomlin, joining the town or' W- w Gavle, a si'.io
acriptio* race, entrance & 10, fo ty dollars alrea
dy subscribed, liee lor any saddle home in the
fcbte. a catch upon each ; the field will be i»fe
pared in high style, by Mr. ii ball, and th sub
s vipiiosi kept open until Wednesday evening, tlie
33 i of May.
_8 w3wp
J VTl
Nj OT|*wii -Toe friend.-, or legal represents.
I iiytgi of ba sh Slate, deeased, (il'any) ar*
hclnby informed that what little properly sin
died pQjecsseci of, lias beer, son! agreeably to law
amounting to between 1'iriy and fifty dollar*_
li site haa ally heirs legal.y entitled to the s.one
they are hereby requested to come forward and
claim the same and pay charges of sab and ad
ministration*
NICHOLAS ROBERTSON,
sidminitfrator.
8, la w Jvv^i
5 dissolution of pahrNhusiii'p —
'1 he partnership of Still it hrooke is this
tlay dissolved by mutu.l consent—all claims on
tlie naitl firm will be discharged on application
to Richard Brooke, and all debts due to the
concern are to be paid to him only—he alone
being authorised to give receipts or g.ant dis*
ciiaigcs.
BARTLETT STILL.
RICHARD BROOKE.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
the subscriber— Who having obtained licence as
sn Auctioneer will attend to tlie sale of any ape
cies of property in the Cay or County, on the
shortest notice—And any consignments m ide to
him will be thankfully received and punctu
ally attend'd to.
He hopes from the experience he has had in
c bnsintss, km! tlie unce.t&mg attention he is
determined to pay to promote the interest of
those who may lavor him with tit* ir custom, to
merit a share of pubd<’ rviir,.tv,tge.
KIOHAUD BROOKE.
*>*7 lfi, e; iw
JOHN GEORGE BAX I’EH, til n-.kley .u>wn-.
Ship, Philadelphia County—ir>; k-«s ,u>.l oil’ rs
tor sale, to the Dinners. iarmt* nnl heads I
«»f families in toe United Slates „f America, hi*
PA*l£N 1 MACHINE., lor CTiling, K<ivin^ami
Spinning COTTON.’ The Mj< liine is v. ur;\n-!
ted will last long, and can he kept in good repair
at a small expeuoe ,
PkfCES.
Cardmg Eng'iie, to end six lt>s. cotton per day I
60 g—Roving Frame, to rove six pounds per day,
30g—and a six spindle Spinning Machine, to
spin six pounds per day, 60g—payable on deli
very.
J G. R. will put the machinery to wo*k. and
furnish the necessary instructions for working
them, at the places of tlie purchasers H wilt
also give instructions to the purchasers of nis
machines, fffor making and using a w. rp'o.g milt,
making a loom, and using the tl> shuttl.. \ r. Sir.
gratis—All of which will facilitate dwtucsin
industry.
J. G. 11. has had thirty years experience in
manufacturing
The following certificates are submitted t«>
the public.
I have in operation a set Mr. Baxter’s D >
mestic Spin.Mg Machinery, consisting of a ct rtl
ing, roving, and spinning fmme._F-oin the ex
periment 1 have made with them, I think them
well calculated tor family use, ms they Hie not li
able, as far as I can judge, to get out of order,
and require no great skill to work the n. They
exceed my expectation in the quantity of work
they are capable of performing, ns hut a few days
constant spinning would be‘sufficient to clnath
my family. Tint cotton spun on this {machine is
more an-.l evss stuonger, than what 1 can
tuive done by hand. Mr. Baxter timed the wo
man wlio works the spinning frame, au l she
fiiied the six spools (holding about four ounces
ot cotton yarn, such as is used for negro cloth
ing) in sixteen minutes.
GEO. SKIP WITH.
Jiifnory Hall. Cumberland }
county. Va. April 14 1810 >
1 have seen one of Mr. Baxter’s machines at
work at Mr. Skipwith’s, and think it fully equal
to his printed representations J >Hn KELSO
1 have seen Mr. Baxter’s machinary, now ino
peration at Mr. George Skipwith’s, and have no
hesitation in declaring’, that it grsmly surpasses,
or domestic purposes, any thing of the kind, I
have seen, either in Europe or America. It ap
pears better calculated ibr enduring constant
work for a number of years, and less liable to r>e
put out of order, than I conceived practicable in
so. complicated a work. In perlrrmance, it cer*
tainly exceeds the promises held out in M . B..x
ter s printed proposals. Indeed I have no doubt
but double the services therein specified, m.iy he
performed with ease T ROBERTSON, m. u.
fhrmville April 13 itilO
ORDERS TAKEN FOR THE MACHINERY, BY i
■ •$. kaver.scroft, Esquire, Lunenburg couu
ty—
George Ar. Siipysith, Enquire, Hickory Hall,
Cumberland county—
Pugh H. Prtce, Esquire, Prince Edward coun
ty—.nlj
Messrs. M'Kenzie, Christian and Company Mer
chants, Petersburg,
J G B. -wishes to appoint agents for the other
counties in this and the other states, which a
gents will have a reasonable remuneration for
their services—and J G B. wishes, for the ac
coinmodation of bis customers, to have the wood
en parts of the machines made m each county,
lor which a liberal price will be allowed—Any
common white or bluckcarpenter is competent to
m»ke the wooden parts.
J G B. makes machinery lor spinning flax,
*iemp ana wool, f,>r lanuly or other purposes.
J . G. B offers for sale, pr.ee g 100. an elrg int
mahogany loom, the iron work oi which is plated |
with silver. There is a steel reed mail harness!
and ny shuttle, which go along wito t>er.
J. ti B. takes, this opportunity of returning his '
most sincere thanks to the Editors in me United
Sv. tes, who had the goodness to publish, grans,
hii advertisement last summer.
Jj*y8_w3
B y virtue of a deed of trust duly tXtuu-’u i
and recorded, will be sold at Buckingham
Court i I on se on the second inondav in August
(being court day) twenty or thirty valuable
wA v LS, among whom are several tradesmen ;
such as rough Carpenters, Shoemakers, Weavers
fee. Terms ol sale, one half cash, the other moi
ety payable tlie first day of January following_.
B r.d with approved security will be required
loribv last payment. At tbe same time and place
w,‘l be °*f :red 400 acres of LAND lying about
stvm or eight mites above the said Ci url House ;
terms the same as for the Slaves.
BY THE TRUSTEE.
May, S.
w!3 w«l
VIRGINIA—At ;i Superior Court of Chan
eery, holdon at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 15th day of February, 1810.
William Triplett, Plaintiff.
Against
William Garrard and Frances his wife, late
Frances Bullett, James lime and Helen his wife,
lat • Helen Bullett, William Barnes and Sarah his
safe, late Sarah Bullett, Thomas J. Bullett and
.Sophia Bullett, devisee* of Cuthbert Bullett, de
ceased, Defendants
i HR defendants, Tims. J. Bulluttj it Willem
Garrard and Frances Ins wife, not having enter
cd their appearance, and giv^n security accord
witfto the act of assembly, and llie rules of this
court, ami ;t appearinp to the satisfaction of Urn
court, that they ore not inhab.tants of this enun*
try; on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel; It
»» ordered. I .iat tin- said dtfunluiits do appear
In-re on tlm fi.tt day of the uaxttenn, and an
swer tor bill oftiie plaintiff; and that a copy of
thia ordf r he forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published in the city of Ui. hinond, for two
montli!, successively, and p,.*ied at the front
door ot the Capitol in Uje sai l city.
A Cup/. 'J'rfte,
PET EH TINS LEV. c c.
April 13. wft w
T
^ f lllGINl A— At a Supl-nor G nut 01 Guam
▼ ceiy, holden at the C.-ftitol, in the City of
Richmond, the l*th day of J-’elu nary, 1810
Joaihs Smith and Benjamin Mo»l>y, executors
of Liuieberry Mosty, uec’d. Plaintijjt.
John Povall, Edward Johnson, Samuel Hobson
and Klizsbeth Ilia wife, and Daniel Wilson and
Henrietta his w P-fendantt.
1 HE defendants, Daniel Wilson and Henrietta
his wife not having entered their appearance and
given security according to toe act of assemb.y
and the ruins of this court, and it appearing to tfie
satisfaction of the court, that they’ are not inhabi
Unts of this comfit) s On motion of the plaintiff
by cotir.ac I ; It it ordered, That the said defen
dants do appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the hill of the plaintiffs j and
that a copy of this order lie forth4 iill inserted in
some newspaper published in tfie city of Rich
nion< , >r two months successively, and Posted
at-the i«tdoor of the capitol, in tlie said cjt>.
A Ctp;. Trite,
PUT Mil TINSLEY, « «.
April ,9.
RK SOL*),,\t 10o*clyckonSuturday,the
•*• 19 >\ i' o i <t truly elegant , and
V ALU BLE PROPER l Y,
,J” the F.*- >,•!>•• .it tl'«y Market Sq.i irp, (imrn**
u lately I dj ».'..iinp the pub'ic gardens) belonging
t<* Mr.B>nVi»d Somb wick, together witli his
household !• UKNl» URE, ( made in Philadelphia
a) ..nd equal. m point of material* and workman
8,,,P»to •* >y 'his country—Also, his sil or and
pl.i*1 d w. r< , Litchin furniture &c. Persons desir
ous ol purc'i.isinjr i>y private's.tie, may cull uny
time previous to tin- <1 .v .if vde
SAMUEL SOUTH WICK
N u All persona mtebted to me ar- requested
to come t'oru .d and make paym.-nt, and all
those who I am indebted to are requested to come
torw d and receive payment. Capt J F. Price
* 1 '* -mutoriaed u> reueise any payment in my
_M ay 15
MA.iC II ESI ER TURNPIKE COMPANY
i if - subscriber wants to purchase five
pume MU LIS, tor w ich a liberal price will be
ail >\ved : And h< would 'i.re for tiie residue of
l ie year, two Negro M .*u, and two 11. vs. Capable
oi drivnjr nrtk yAS BRANDED CPt.
May ^5,__ 5t
t tHO»l/vS S POPE, has removed his Simp
1 to the house lately occupied by Mr. Tlios.
Diddcp, ou the Cross st reel, leading from the
Main street to Shock a: Warehouse, where he
liopes by attention and punctuality, to merit the
patronage of his friends m.d the public ccneVtdlv
May 15. It
RE M O VAL -THOMAS DID HEP, grate
tul for the liberal support he h*s experien
ced in his trade. respectfully informs Ins " custo
mers and the Public generally, that he has re
moved his Tailor’s Shop to the main street ad
joining Robert Bell’s , saddler, and opposite Dr.
Duvall’s apothecary shop, where lie will thank
fully receive any business in Ids line, and hopes
by attention and endeavors to please, to merit a
continuance of favor.
Richmond, May 8. cp3m
NU 1 JLri*« ■ - - -1 Lc h m of Itobert Ten'ple
Gwathmey, i« ?lu>ngc*d to Temple h. Ri>.
l>t.rt Gw-uhmry-nnd in consequence ot the inten
ded removal ot Hubert Gw iinimv t<t Liverpool,
the firm there v.iil be Hubert St Temple Gwalh
m^v
May gt
JUST RECEIVING, aj#6 FOR SALE—First
door above the E i};le-Tuve.n :
Old Port, CJaretond M nViru Wines,
Gun I’owd'.r, Imperial .«■>•...■ Young HysonTcas,
5<J Bbis and two lihds. Apple Brandy,
20 Hrda Caruthe-’s doub e distilled and rectified
Whiskey.
12 an J JO barrels New-Orleans Sugar,
20 Boxes Nen York Tallow Candles,
l.5 Pn Sperm*. u Do.
•ibis L'osood Oil,
Hbiis. Tr**..kie, *
Do. and I fhate Bottles,
Lbs fresh Mii».ue»s,
Bushels fresii Ciovei and Timothy Seed,
3 H »mpers Fiesn S dl*d oil,
10 Dutch Cases whit; yj 11 \, Piss,
Id Lo\es writ assorted Class,
And in daily expectation ! r*» ehiug30 crate*
of Liverpool gi-»* n and b.m- -dge-' -V lies, Pas
sa^e Lamps, Caudle Similes, (. i
EDIVARU If ALL A\l.
M.rrh 16 eptf
CHE ^ P SHOES —A '.RiS ALLKY at the
Me a Y rk i>hue Sic r, ni*\k duo,- to J & R,
G mble—has just l cei J in lu* gpr.ng Shots:
Haig- and ;feuem! uumriijumil of i id>es mnroc
co or th*' m >t fashion ibie kin-i, gentlemens’
shoes and pumps, nus.-rs’, Hn| ilt-n>-’, £tc._All
which whl be sold ver> i-iw <tr tied or whole
->-|l' for cash or - utered for flower
K il. Country Mer oa its tv'fl please to call
nt the ab ive place, «v ere good bai„ das may be
had VIi 3,
F(>il SALE, at the /endue Oilice of the sub
ar.'-ih- 5 v r'*etv of
MUSLIN.-; AND GINGHAMS ;
Nfl'ns and Auelphi 'i ea<ia, Irish Lines, Cotton
5iinrings. Florentines, Callicocs, Baiidaiinoes,
Pelisse Cloths, Rainvls, Isiuikecus andagreut
variety of white l tdis Gonds.
,11, HO :
Muscovado Sugar, 1st and 2d quality ; prime
green Coffee in oarreS & bags, eld Coffee, north,
ern Rum, Pennsylvania Whiskey, very superior
Imperial Tea in boxes,fr^sh Hyson ami Souchong
Tea m chests, Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copper
as, pl.dadelp ia So.-.p and Candles, ftc.
FOSTER &• SATCHELL, Auc'rt.
April 24._ tf
f N CHANQEltY, In Richmond Dusting8
1 Court, November 18th, 1810.
Gabriel Ralston, Plaintiff
A CAlNST
William Longy administrator of James Dunlop
dec’d and Ucilla Dunlop, Mary Anne Dunlop
and Janus Dunlop, infant cbddren and heirs ol
the said janits Dunlop, by Thomas V/dson their
Guardian, & Darmsdatt, Foster and Satchcll,
lie fondants.
THIS cause came on this day,- by consent of
partus, to be beard, on the bill, answers of all the
defendants, sundry exhibits filed and was argued
by counsel : on consideration whereof; It it de
creed aiul ordered that unless the defendants, the
infant heirs of the said Jar.ms Dunlop, do pay
to the plaintiff the sum of three thousand two
hundred and thirty dollars, three cents, willi in
teres*. thereon, to be Computed after the rate of
six per cent per annum, fruit) the 17th day of,
March, J80f», within three months from tins day
that then their equity of ledcmption in the lands
in the mortgage mentioned, be forever foreclo
sed, and in default of such payment, that t lie
Sergeant of the city do proceed to sell the same
to the highest bidder, for ready money, after ha
ving advertised the time and place of sale for
uirse week:; in some -one of the Richmond
newspapers, apdoi^t of the proceed* ot the sale,
that fie first pny the cost and charges of the sale
and then pay to the pluilitifFhis said demand, and
the residue, if any, bring into Court, such sale
he made subject to the dower of I'jsthor Dunlop,
widow and relict ufthe said James Dunlop, de
ceased, and that he make conveyance to the pur
chaser accordingly, and rpake report ofhis pro
ceedings to the court, in order for a final decree.
A copy. T. O. HOWARD, CU/k.
Ir! confortT with the foiegoing decree, will
he sold on the premises on the ninth day of June
nest, for call, the »)Oi;si' AND LOT thereto
mentioned, it present occupied by Foster and
Satchel! as a Vendue Store, containing twenty
three feet six inches front, on the mainstreet, run
ning back one hundred feet, as mentioned in the
mortgage. JOHN F PRICE,
Sergcnt of the Cm qf Jiithmoml.
May II. a ids
DOCTOK J- JQBf.S, purj; >sr.r, a uie.iUy ic
sidenre in the cHV of Richmond, ar.tl wil
*rive a strict attention to stu h casoa in Medicine,
Surgery or Muiw.ferj, as may be entrusted to his
care
April $4, wtf
\T ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE—The
subssfillcl* will Scl!, Hjtll gi\tt immediate
possession, of that well k town estate, called
lilenheim, situated on the south west mountains
in ilie county of A'bu<i.trlc, containing by l«it.
surveys*two thousand eight hundred mi l ninta
i« re'): this Land is peculiarly well adapted to tt,
growtii yt Wheal ^iid Tobacco, ami con«idt.i*eii
equal infertility to s\r adjacent ther.'vO, is
about six miles from Milton, from vvh>di plate
tlirn: is an easy navigation for IvaUeaux to the city
h of Richmond. l)n the premises is a large contmodi j
oils dw filing House, which, from the elegance of
its situation, and other advanta ges, makes it a
desirable residence for a genteel family. It will
‘’e sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers
Fur:her particulars made known bj Captain John
Hums, Albemarle county, Mr. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald an 1 Ridelv, Sal
tiinm-e, or j U(JSS,
Who wishes to sell Lend in the counties of I
Culpepper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,)
ah > Houses and Lotts, pleasantly nml advantu•!
p,«*-iusiy situated on the H.ll and Maintlrcet, in i
the town of Fetlericksbui-fj.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, M <>■ 1. * tf
lllCHt'ONUj 8fA vj itiuy, .
rjORCItr GH1£I£.\ iJvJW, now residing in >
* v this place, next door lo the west of tile bank j
ol Virginia, anxious to bring his affairs within as !
narrow a compass us possible, entreats all those
in n.-rears to him, to make immediate settlement.
Averse as he lias ever been to law, lie must re
sort to it, and that speedily, if this, his r» quest, is
not attended to—His individual fclaim's, with
those due to him, as executor for Josius M h>i;j ,
deceased, will he placed in the hands r f an at
torney for collection, if not settled previous to
August court next. gt
IN conformity to a decree in ch iinv-ry, o!' the
County C’t. of H» »ifax, i-uvie Oct. Court out
thousand eight hundred and e'gi » ; VV iti h,
sold, on a credit of twelv- months, a’ II ^lif .x |
court-house, on T o.s lny, the twenn .ini1 of j
Mny, next, it being the -Croud day of die said!
county court, hire bun Led and sixty acre*, of!
Lund, by late survey ; or so much thereof, ;•>. '
will be sufficient to satisfy t!ie ji'ii poses of \be I
said decree—ibis Land lie? m the county afore >
said, on the waters of Difficult creek, and be-1
longs to the estate of ’Ami R. Robert* on, d c’d. •
and will be shewn to any person wishing to view ;
the same, previous to the day of salt byc-u.
Robert Wade, livhyr near tlie promises, «irr‘,|. j
John Ciaik and Col. Henry id Coleman, the Ex i
ecutors,,whn will execute i ile-d to the pm clia. '
ser, agreut le to the said decetienl’s will, .uulde- ■
cree of the court .
UY THE COMMISSIONERS. I
April 17. , -i* I
| ANDS FOR SALE—The SuUcnber cl ’
JCj lcrs for sale, his
TRACT OF JL A Nil,
Eying in the county of Amherst, on the wa't s of1
Ihnty river, adjoining the lands of J.imvs i r miIi
bn, Joel Franklin’s estate, Mica) ii Cm;In,
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cai.fi ; co:i- '
taming near £00 acres This lra<tlie ,■ *., ■
well; upon it is a considerable quantity of me *
ilow ground, it is very fertilj, well watered, and |
-veil adi.pted t.> tlie culture of earn, wheat and i
tobacco ; upon it is a pImtaiion sufficient to work
eigut hands, a considerable part of it is frtsfi land,
and the whole of it is in a high slat-, of cultivation
—well enclosed, a.id divided into four fi.tds ; j
eacu fiedd in its turn has been sowed in siruli
gram, a part of the grain lias been roll'd in the :
Plaistcr ol Paris, and the whole have been sowed
in their turn in red clover, which growa luxuri- j
int on this plantation; that, together with trie 1
white clover, wuich grows naturally upon it, j
produces very fine pasturage, there is also upon i
a a vc -y good apple orchard, and there lias lately
been built thereon, some useful and voidable hou
s-s. A further d.-sr.ription is deemed unnecessa
ry.. ** !t is presumed tb *t no person will purchase !
without first \iewbig the lands. ri,e overseer
living on tne plantation, will siiew Uil land to any j
person wishing to purchase.
J/.oO — One olht r Ttact, lying in Goochland
county’, on both sides ol I uck u.oe r-eolc, on the
north side ol the Three Chop road, ».«ijoining tin
lands of Benjamin Implies, Ber j .nihi W r kills, j
and L'.hsli:. Leak’s es< <tc*, containing ‘.!-;ee i,uii*
drsd and fit y acres, a cotiriilerabl*. ji-.n 0-.
laud is cleared, and none oi it has f . • m t w
tion for S' me years past ■ is ian i Ut *.*. -u so
aiul is well adapted to the culture of cr i ” : >a
wheat, and is very con- eOienl t«. in ,rk heinn'j
atiout twenty three m.its from the city of Kiuul'
mond.
These Lands wi'l bp 'old on time, and the pay.
mer.ts made ecr.omnftoduting to purclu. ;eis. For
further parti--td rs respecn.ig this last tract of
Land, apply to Col Robert II Saunders, lii.ng
•.ear it in the said county, or to tlie subscriber in
ike city of Richmond. WILLIAM GAL L.
April Jl. ly
PUitLIC ACC r ION — Will positively be
sold on the premises to the highest biilde -
on Wednesday the 23J mat.—‘iirte und an h.tll
•cres of GROUND, directly above Mr. Jan^s
C. Anthony’s.
This ground will besold together, ordivid-d
into amall lots, as n. ty best sun purchasers —6 &
12 months credit will oe given bonds, with ap
proved security required, and the r.ghl id pro
pt-rtv retained umil the purchase money is
paid.
THOMAS TAT LOU, Auctioneer
May 18. l(ls.
I8i virtue of a decree of tfie County C »urt of '
JL# Cumber! tnd we shall proceed t » sdl (or.
Saturday Ihe Cdth day of June ih-Xi ) the tract of
i.ANI) belonging to the ftstve of Win, Hudson
decM. jn this county, on which the saxl dec’ll
tonnffly lived, a credit of twelve months wit) be
given—A hml settlement o‘f all ucc unts pro and
Con, touching the estate of said Win. Hudson
dec'd. will lake place on the above day, aud it
the late dw lling house of said dec’d. where the
above sale will take place.
Thomas hh acki£tt,t
1 HOMAS GORDON, C Commistionen
NO I ON GOODMAN
>1111:. -i I or! Ilounly, May 16. -t •
’He. Subscriber transacts commission busi
nes*—he has liir nilc un coiimgmiietlk—
CU T HERRINGS,
WHISKEY,
QUEEN’S WARE,
havanna sugars.
ROBERT GAMBLE,
Richmond, May )b..
I^OK SAI.F—The I ract or Hand and Mitt, n
Hanover County, where me sutre:r,l..r non
lives, containing about '00 acres, in alx fit I t
miles of Wichrn #nd—the mill is valuable, it be
mg supplied by a constant sireun, known by tin:
name of Crump’s Creek—The plantation has
about 1000choice ftulitrees planted out, sotiu
of them beginning to bear. For further parti
culars enquire of
JOHN M’CAUh.
UidSbtond, MayUdi, Uho
4t
BY The consen i f m L^tces of Arshi*
b Id H. TunbcrUkc UerM will oe sold oi
the premises, on llit 1*1 diy ut June next, nine
tv «r Ts of LAND, a part of which is w i! tiia
bered, the mid |. n J pi. t i the la. d, of
whico Mrs Mill, y Ti.« i ,k *, i ,<lv lived, ly.
:r»sf near the me nlow bride s, m Haii ver Coun
ty.— A ciodit wiii b»* |fiv. o, tiil the first .1 v of
Jintiiipy next, on th>* purr*.user j-itinif with
approved security, to carry int r- si from the dati
it not punctually p int Tin; .bovc men onc-l
land, will he st.ew<-d to ary '-erson wi'li iif; to
vi<* w it, by appl c m n to Diuvul Tiiubcrlatce, or
Math stile 1 Whitlock
THE COMMISSION*. ?.>.
. _
\f ALU.\liI.li 1‘ahi’LK i \ >-'iR i.\ _
* Will-<n«t tCuiTfe tor r..ah only,-t v p.oVjcu
j desire of M.-. Jubj. I*. Shh:k‘s--Y)n .tf.i cr
ony the 26th mat at 4 o’-dodt in the aftsinoon,
bi'I'm e the door of the E tp«* Tav m. inuli
F.i' «n oi 15 or 20 ,-cre<», lyin^ or the Turnpike
K^uil 9 wiles from M, ucik^ter—-il»' re m o o»i it
u pmd dw. Winjj house and r.onvt niei- cut houses
*-an excellent Garden .ic’vty ini 1. .,rd —a line
oi< hard of various I. uiis—it in now occupied hy
a ^oiKi 1 eivint, ."who pays 63 doiiara jh'.i* year
t***nt and omuL-vs it very lo \v — ■ si on will
b.-sriven c.n th> 1 j-t day i f January next—-but
a I3et d will h ; ex.'ciiU j on p ij ment of the pur
chase monev.
H1CH..11D BHOGK.E> jiuctiaueer.
Uii hoiond . M iv i * •;»
t-J f Vl.ntltJ • t -I ti'Ual COCO i Cited ly f.if
» niund Lacy to r'oj Subsci • !>»*»• tosecnie the
Pa>,n' nt of a debt due William Mini, will be
1»’ld for cash, on the 1st day of June, 3 negroes
at the Gloao Tavern
KO'BliR L" S. NIXON;
Richmond, May 13. tt]s
? ' DIRTY 1)01.1, /IKS HEW \R1) It ,„a
*■ Wty !iom tbr mi >a. rib. r, in M-okl-nlit! g
Count). some time in the mnull of February
Iasi a mulatto man slave named TO vT
Git\\ i,S by trade a b! :<•! smith ; he is about
5 f«e'5 1 G inches high, with straight blade
huii, bo-A-I* ef_> d a.id H»>-r>sin iYiu vhoulclers,
bis nose tin' s up, anc wlien- ynhen to, is very
■pt to mi.'ll !( • went oil' in c mipaiiy with
• if.’d it. fellow, l.y tut nani ot ti'ly, belong.ng
Lo.Vir Georg- F.ehl.—They ate supposed to
have procured free passes on-ler the mm: of
' Whoever will appieitetid the Said slat«
nnd si '•tire Inm in top jail so that 1 get him n
>iu, -hall be entitled t.> the above reward._All
rr,..avers oi vessels si t forwarned from harbour
ing or carrying him ofi'.
GEORGE TARRY.
May 15._* .*8w,
B\ virtue of a devi ce n*’ Essex ccuiit; ciut,
wherein Archibald MrE. il IS j-l iuitui; and
C i> • me and Molly Loyd are dcK-nlUms, uia
!* I<--igned as coi i-.i.ssi-ntrs appointed by thu
1 .will expost ui sale, tot high et bt Jdet^
:u:..oi.iii.g to the dii wtino of t y said de*c. n.
'r*\.t of i*Al* /), ui the county durcx&id, lying i»i
the parish of 5t Ann, tvhereon Tu.iiru* Luvd ra
eirleu, and 1 r.-mru-ndy own by n.mu, Loyd’s_
’! Ills sale wdllake pi ice on tin- 15tn dav ol June
next, and .1 any thing should ba pen t'o preituit
Lite su e ou 1 ial day,
it wiii be Cv.iitiiitied to tbw
next day.
JOHN JONES,
VVM. FISHER,
JOHN P. L.iit£.
May 15.
'1 4 v
N'orice— .11 persons indebted tot ie estate of
Pate. Pieinct. late ol New-Kent, are cal-'
led on to make itrtinsdiate payment, and those
bavin;; cl iins, to present them, properly authen
Lica’ed, on nr before the loth of Scptvmncr next
—alter which, this noti-e w ill h pi - .d in bar.
L El HEN H LACY,
Ailin'r -ji.ih the mill annexed,
Mtylo. _. . m4 <[
I > V Virtue >>i « ti ust e. ctl rxecuteu — i n > u>
1J ilers, to llu* subscribe,s, t « .penrt ’ll' n >y
ti.mt of a dent due J »h- L c!;l". .! it ec w.il be
P' r*d for c -.ah—to the highest butte.-, at David
fiv .,is sc fl.Ps .store, in ij.i umghr.m mb ty. g
NEGROES; Hauy, Sipnrc, Wiii, nii.iiony,
Rh./dii Seller two ct-M;m;, :1am, 1 !>,•-ulss «
M try, to answer a. purposes of „sid ikvu on l ie
, ventb day of June n*xt.
JOR- S \N D£ is, CL A HON vVEST.
M .y 15, Id 10 w3 - It
I"? A T'l EltSEA PAPERMILJ.S.- ri;<.se.vtf«
S. J) -.-i-ili to encoui a ,i ti.c niunuiiicluicH ui tne.?
>wn state are informed, that p • cat. «■ tui pU
;d willi Paper Manufactured in Petersbiirg, in
4i>y quantifn s
MICKS AS FOLLOWS:
Fine Letter Paper Veiiurn, g 4
75 ^
Do. do. {,nid, 4
>
50
F.ibls Cap No. 1. 4
374
l)o. No 2. 3
374
Do. No 3. 3
124
V
f olio Post Vellum, 9
50
Do. Laid, 9
Fine Punting Medium, 5 .50
Do. 4 50
Excellent Wrapping P*per, 1 ldjj
CCT A liberal discount made to vvliolesale pur
chubors.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER & Co.
AllgliSt 4. _ wtf
From the Mutton / an tot
17" Mikanba’s costemplatkd Expe
dition.
The following documents will throw much
fight on a hitherto mysterious subject, and,
account perhaps, for the pertinacity of the.
leaders of the Hritixh fttc ton, under Presi
dent Adams’s admiins ration, in their ef
f >rts to t rust rate an amicable adjustment with
France.-Editor.
Frt the Edit at nf the R r mr.rt Prytrint
Mr. RrIstfo, in hisllints, p. 339 to 4l3
h;ts published some account »i an ,«tf ur
which he says John Adams ijuu.iicd.
Whether this is a reproach or an h m
or, tl»e public will judje from the l) >oa
ments.
Or? the *15ih of Antrunt. 1793, / receive ' r*t.
Quincy, the following Letter from h
Sec, of State.
(No.f.)
Trento:;, August 21, 1~9?.
sin.
I enclose a lettrr which I rci v#d
last evening, under cover, from Mr. Pe j ,./
Joseph Caro, accompanied by a letter ir n.i
\lr. King intended as an iatroducticu to Mi .