Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-10-19 00:00:00, page 4

BUOfCkU’S OFFICE.
THE J.UnsCIUBRR M S
Opened a Broker's Office,
' ‘P!,os‘*e*h* Union Tavern, and overthc Count
lag-house ol Thomas ar.d Antes I.add. All bu
ainesiconudedto him will be transacted with stria
fidelity.
, THOM. J**0RFELL.
. 1*‘ch™onJ. Oaober 3, 130/. tf
Forty Dollars Reward.
RUN away from the subscriber liv
ing its Granville county, North Carolina,
irs Ma'ch last,two bright mulatto fellows: cue
* by the name of !J ARTLEY, about 35 year* of
age. lie has but little to say, ami appear: to be ve
ry l»«n!)le; he is a tolerable goerl Shoemaker j
.. and C • »per, about 5 feet 10 or II incites high,
and ue is a well set negro.—GEORGE it about
23 years of age, about 6 (cet high, spare made,
but a very aAtve negro, fond of drink, and a very
forward saucy fellow. 1 expcA they have ob
tained free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; h is probable they are lurking a
L..>» >*inc,ieste Richmond or Petersburg t they
were seen in Manchester a few days past. Any
person takingthem up and confining them in jtil,
so that I get them, shall have the above reward,
•r 20 dollars for cither, paid by the subscritrer.
LEWIS HEN1NG.
June 5th,1305. tf
The subscriber wishes to sell for
cash,or in credit ti.lthe first day of January
next, the
Two Brick Tenements,
Adjoining the house of Mr. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
City of Richmond, Kuv. lOi, 1804. 2w
Geo. Watt
HAS removed from the store he formerly oc
cupied to a brick house on the cross street
leading irom the main street to Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The following Articles, viz:
I,oaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, W. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Uogniac, Barcelona uhd Apple Brandy,
Shvyf^ and Malaga Wine,
C6®* i f a superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
4*>'J Sucks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shi*, a*sorted sizes—And
The renaiud*^ of hia Stock of Dry Goods,
•ou'.istirg princi, ally of articles suited to the
preseu: and approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credit of 3, G ami 9 months, for
nous ncgoctable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved enctorseis, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 2CJ March, 1R05.
T O 1 E N T,
A ERICK HOUSE, adjoining the]
old City Tavern, well calculated for a j
Dry Goods Stoic. Apply to
Galle^o, Richard 8c Co.
May 29th, 1805. tl
JOHN TOMPKINS
HAS just received a fresh supply
or OLD COGN1AC UK ANDY, a pnrt
•* the same shipment of hi* former parcel.
^ Also, a few hogsheads of ANTIGUA RUM.
• f good quality.
He has on hand, a parcel of BEST FRENCH
CAMBR1CHS. The whole of which, he offers
for sale, very low for ca-h, or on a liberal credit. J
August 16. 18'.*5. tf
TO RENT,
A TIOUSR at the Falling Garden.
Enquire of James Lownes on the premises.
8ih Month 20th. ISU5.
rPHE proprietor offers for sale, a
TRACT OF I,AND, adjoining ScuiSe
Town, which he propones to divide into lots of
twenty-five acres—For further particulars apply
v to Messrs. P«ov»er U. Moncure tf
^Q-rjpI^g
A PETITION*!u ill he present
./A. ed to the next General AflTembly, praying
thtm to paG a law, authorising the court of chit
county tu levy money, for the purpofe of bring,
ing ep the record* thereof, from March 17&8 to
March 1803.
Southampton, Sent. 2, 180.5. 3m
~ JAMES TERNANT
fax jut rr reived a unft/iiy offrrxh tp* good
MFDICINFS, PAINTS ano HATTERS,
CO LOUIES—oprtiirp at his Corner Shop,
oppofi-e Col. Gamble’s, with which he Ihsll be
h»PFy to ferve his numeroni friends, on the mofl 1
moderate term*.—He return* his lincere thanks
fur the favor of their cuFotn. (tf) Sent. 4.
TO LET, ?"
A COUNTING ROOM,STORE
ROOM and CELLAR. in a brick
b Hiding near the Ilxiin ami next door to Messrs.
Hart and Southgate’*. Enquire of the primer.
*_18th S»pt. 180.5._tf_ |
Jy V virtue of acieed oi trust from j
y Thomas Ci’lis, to secure the payment of 1
certain sums of money therein expressed, will be
SOLD, on the premises, for ready money, on I
^Monday the I)'ft day of November next, J .
*£ *CT OF LAND, in Hanover county, for- j
* vfy the property of David Anderson, known
t# xp nsrne mi Anderson’* Oi l Store, at present I
by the ElId Cmllis. containing f>54 1-2 I
arrets#**r Iem—*er *0 much thereof,** will
.nvixfy the balance of 343/. 11s. JO /, to
-*q, interest still d;»* on the said deed of
r,’m -o, toe expense-! of carrying the tame I
iato ettv?- , ^ y.s j MACMURDO.Tnutee.
_
MARSHaJ-I.’s SALKS.
rpo iw ROl.b, for ready (NW,T<ptrentnrs
l ol a decree of the Court of Ov* United States,
for the tilth circuit in the Virginia disttiA, be
iwren Rhinex* B->nd, attorney for the ^.-editors
eflt'Vitl Ed ward* and David Rosa, and oxJurt I
d. fendania.i" order to r-'-se the »t»m of 49*j9
, . -J>x c,,nut with the expenses of sale, a ngm» |
. ‘ 1 vfrv valrable SLAVESprcow at the Ox. j
ford Trot, 'Worka. The tale will lake place at
thesud Work*, cm the 16;h day of November
nc*,# BEN. MOSBY, D. M f r
JO E1*H SCOTT, H.V n,
•JL/bcr 1-5
•I f Us
ROBEkT GRRENllOW,
1 Merchant in witiUmburg,
his juft received in the ship Planter iron*
hoddou/u ifforimrat si MERCHANDIZE »&
daily expedlsby the firft arrivals from i.iverp.xn,
a fupplr cf WOOLLENS of every description. A
IRONMONGERY or HARDWARE—which
j lidded to his ftork on hand, will render his ftore
I a« generally alforied, and as competent to the dc
j (uindt of purciisfers i> any on the. continent.
I The fckdlioo i* made by his friend* in different
! part, of Crest Britain, well ikihed in the quali
j tie*of goods; poreliafed from the Manu/a&urcrs ,
[ themselves, net on credit but with ready money 11
of courie laid in on better terms flt of muchfupc
rior qualities to thofe ufnslly shipped by Comtnit
fion Merchants, at the accustomed credits of iix
months, nine months and twelve months.
He offers them to his Friend* and Countrymen,
for cafli .{approved paper, or credit, to thofe whose
punctuality can be relied on, at prices as low as
they can be afforded at, alluring his diftant cus
tomers that tbeir orders wiilat ill times be thank
fully received and dV.geutly executed.
September a, 1805. 2m
"bolting cloths.
A complete assortment of DUTCH BOLT*
1NG CLOTHS, superlatively good; from
the lowest No. to superfine—just received, and
For sale by
M. V B. MYERS.
Richmond, Sept. 9th, 1805* tf
Landsfor sale in Buckingham county.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
following trail* of Lind, viz —1000 acres
beginning where maj. Charles Y ancey’a line joins
his on James river, and extend out to include the
above quantity, so is tc leave out the low grounds,
with sufficient timber to support it—Also, two
j trails on Sycamore island creek and its waters,
of four hundred acres each, adjoining the lands of
maj. Yancey and the subscriber’s; iho-e two
traits wera formerly the property of col. John
Hopkinsof Goochland ; on the lower ttaftia tho’t
to be a good mill-seat—Likewise a trafton Me
redith's creek of three hundred St eighty eight a
c»es, adjoining the lands of col. Wm. Perkins, on
| which is a plantation sufficient to work five or
six hands to advantage, a thriving young orchard
in bearing one or two years, an excellent creek
running thro’ the plantation on which might be
•~e<5tetl a convenient mill in a wealthy neighbor
hood ; the above land abounds with very good
pine for buildings—Also a trail of two or three
hundred acres below John Dagby, se nr’s. cm this
there is h small plantation with excellent fruit
trees, and a good situation for a mill, a fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is two
stories high, and at a small expense may be put
in grinding order. The above lands lay conveni
ent to Warminster, and will be shewn to any per.
sen wishing to purchase, by the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH CABELL.
Buckingham, R5ptcp,9th Sept. 1805. 3m
Vjlliable Lands in Albemarle county
FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to a deed of trust,
executed by John Jordan, to secure the pay
ment of five hundred and seventy five pound*
three shillings and six pence, with interest there
on from the seventeenth day of July, eighteen
hundred and one and chatges, due Brown, Rives
Sc Co. will be sold, for ready money, on the fif
teenth dayofOftober next (being the third Tues
day in that month and the day after Bucking
ham court day) on the premium, certain TRACY'S
OF LSND, lying in the county of Albemarle,
containing four hundred end seventeen acres and
an hr.’f, which said trail joins the Fluvanna or
James river, it being the trail devised to the said
John Jordan by his father Mathew Jordan, dec.
on which he now resides—'Also, one other trail
lying in the same county on the Fluvanna river
and adjoining the above memionrd trail on the
upper side theieof, containing three hundred and
forty nine acres.
JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM,Trustee.
Warminster| Amherst, Sept. 9, 18.5. 4w
THF. sale of the above mentioned land is post
poned until Friday the 8th of November next,
and only 1000 dollars will be required in hand;
for the balance an accommodating credit will be
given on the punilual paj meat thereof being pro
perly seemed. John Hicgine* cu am.
Oil. 3d, 1805.
FOR SALE]
ON Wedwestlav the twenty-third
day of Oilober (if fair, if not the next fair
day) at the late dwelling house of Cap!. Howell
Lewie, dec. of Goochland county,all ihe Stock
or HORSES, CATTLE, HOC Sk SHEEP, the
present Crop of CORN b FODDER, HOUSE.
HOLD k KITCHEN FURNITURE, PLAN.
TATION UTENSILS, fcc—Twdve months
credit will be allowed for all sums above five
pounds, the purchaser giving bond with app-.ov
ed security, to bear interest from the date if net
punctually paid.
All those having claims against the estate are
requested to come forward on the day of sale
with their account* properly adjusted, that pro
vision maybe made for discharging them as ear
ly as possible.
It it expeiled the plantation will be leased for
stven years on the tame dsv.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
Se;.‘emHcr 18, 1895. tds
BY virtue of a deed of trust execut
to us by John Christian, jr. to secure the
payment of a debt therein mentioned due to the
late firm of Dunlop, Poilok k Co, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at Prince
Edarard courthouse, on Monday the 18th day of
November next, (being court day) a TRACT of
LAND, containing 1M) acres more or less, lying
on ihe waters of Big Rough creek, in the said
county of Prince Edward, being the land bought
by snid Christian from Abntr Coffee, per deed
betring date the 58th day of May, 180.1
The laud may be viewed previous to the day of
sale, by app^J'ng to the said John Christian, jr.
Samuel IF. Vtnuhlc,") _
Peter yj,neton. j TrUMc«
Pdnce Edward, 28(h Sept. 1805. tds
BThTNlSr about to "leave Richmond,
nod snxi jus to discharge every just demand
igamst me, will sell, at my house,opposite Byrd's
Warehouse, on Friday the first day of next
non! h, at Public Anflion, for ready money,
J5 Likely Virginia born Slave*,
lb Feather Beds and Furniture,
A great laricty of Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
fi Riding Chairs,
4 Good Work Horses,
2 Excellent Milch Cows,
* Together with the remaining stock of
GROCERIES.
Thomas Burgess,
Richmond, 09, 4*.b, ltJi, ids
fcr l.tiitftKXAstT ootiatjoa of tbi
cox w oKWKAi.rn or viucinia,
A PROCLAMATION.
W( IKK CAS it appears that the cities of
New York and Philadelphia, the West
India Idaiuli and other places ate now unhappi
ly aflli&ed with an infectious and malignant dir
ease, which Without diite caution tr. y be brought
into this commonwealth,by Teasels arriving there
from ; I have thought lit. with the advice of the
council of state, to issue this proclamation, hete
by calling upon the sitpetimenriants of Quaran
tine of the different ports of entry and delivery cl
this commonwealth, to use every exertion on
their part to prevent the introdu&ion of so great
a calamity among t'uc good people of this state t
To eflptA which they are hereby particularly en
joined to demand of all masters of vessels coming
from the said cities of New York and Philadel
phia, the West India Islands, or any other place
afRi&edas aforesaid, the requisite declaration of
the state of health of their respective crews, &c.
according to the law in that case made and pro
vided. And if the lesult of such enquiry shall sa
tisfy the superimendant of the port which such
j vessel may wish to enter, that the public safety
I requires their performance of Quarantine, he is
hereby required to see that the same tie done at
the place heretofore appointed, convenient to the
said port for a time not exceeding twenty days.
And 1 do hereby stri&ly enjoin and require that
until sucli vessels shall be discharged from their
Qnaantine.all persons coming or goods imported
therein, come nst onshore, or go on boaid any
other versel, or be landed or put on board any 6
ther vessel whatsoever within ihlscommonwcalth.
And moreover, that no perten or persons go on
board any vessels ordered to perform Quarantine,
in nursvtanc^ hereof, without permission first had
; and obtained in writing from the said superintend
; ants. And the said supcrintcnd&nts are hereby
authorised to use the proper means of obtaining
the most early and accurate information of the
situation of all vesselscoming from the said cities
of New York and Philadelphia, the West India
Islands, or any other place uffl&cd as aforesaid,
wiiban intention of entering intoany ofihe ports,
rivers or harbors within the jurisdiction of this
state. And all pitots ire hereby required and en
joined to give notice unto some one of the said
superimendants, of th; arrival of all vessels from
the said cities of New York and Philadelphia, the
West India Islands, orany other place sfHi&eda*
•afarsstd. and am inhibited from conducting the
same into any of the ports of this state until due
examination is made as aforesaid
Given undei my hand as Lieutenant Govern
or, with the seal of the Commonweatlh an.
nexrd, at Richmond, this 21st day of Sep
L.S. tember, in the year of our Lord one thou
or.nd eight hundred and live, and of the
commonwealth tne thirtieth
(Signed) JOHN GUERR ANT. Jr.
To Millers, Owners, &: Manufac
turers of Flour.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the
public, that he has purchased the stock of
TRENCH BURK PIECES from Mr Thomas
Donovan, and has again co nmenced the making
of BTJRR MILL BfO.V£S, near the Basin of
the Canal, and opposite the Hay Scales, where
he has a laige quantity of good materials and ex
pe&s future constant supplies.
The best workmen are employed, an! will be
constantly attended to by himself. The experi
ence he has had induces him to helievc that he
will be able to give general satisfafiiom He al
so hopes that h’s old friends, and the public will
again favor him with their commands.
Being acquainted with the manufacturing of
dour, he will give the purchasers of stones the
best iniormation hew to put the stones to work
—4inu Win »i:ii»tnoo5C lOv l.TOCC WHO
d<sire it. Bolting Cloths adapted to the quality of
the stones. Orders sent to Messrs. Janies C.
Anthony, Royvter 8c Bohanncn,merchants, Rich
mond, or to the fxaory, will be faithfully and
punflual'y complied with. JOHN MOODY.
Richmond, Sept. 13. 1305 4w
~"SURRY‘iacKLV CLUB. ‘
WILL be run for over the course
at Surry courthonte on the first Thursday
in November next (being the seventh of the
month) the Surry Jockey Club Purse of three
hundred and fifty dollars, three mile heats—And
the day foliowing (Tuesday) the Purse of the
Proprietor of the Course, worth one hundred and
fifty dollars, two mile heats.
All perrons wishing to start horses, lie. for !
the latter purse will be required to pay an en
trance of twenty dollars, except members of the
club, and from them an entrance of eight dollars
will be required, die weights of the course are as
| follows t
I Aged horses 130 J 4 years old 100
| 6 years old 120 3 year* old 86 i
' 5 years old 110 |
CHARLES H. GRAVES, Sec’ry. |
I Agreeable to the rules a meeting of the club i
will be held at Mr David Price's Tavern, on the
evening preceding the first day's race.
Surry county, 10th Sept. lf>05. tTN
NorrcE
T« hereby given, that on Monday the 28th of
x Oflober next, if fair, if not the next fair day,
1 shall proceed to sell, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing 200 acrei more or less, and
| personal estate, pursuant to the last will and tes
tament of John Turpin, dec The land will be i
| sold upon one and two yeafscredit,for bond and !
approved security to bear interest from the date <
if not punctually paid, and to be ultimately secu- j
red by a deed of trust upon the premises. The !
place is pretty well known by the name ofTor j
pin's Tavern, and lies nponthe road leading from
Richmond to Charlev City courthouse, within 6 .
miles of the former—much might besaid in favor
of that situation, and sbew it to be truly deaira
hie, cither as a stand fior a tavern, or resort con
tiguous to Richmond—it abounds in fire wood,
anti is supplied with water eqnal to any below the
j mountains t is improved by a well conttruAed
|Ui7e ting house, having a passage and 4 hand
some. rooms below and? above stairs j an orchard
I °r,7c ’ trees, apple A peach, that
> dom fail bearing. Presuming however, that
person* imposed to buy, xrill previously view the
place, it is needless to add more than, such may
. be shewn it by the subscriber adjoining thereto
| I he person*, estate consisting of 7 likely young
i •0fT'' Z'v*1 i*d*. other household and
| kitchen furniture, crop of corn, fodder, planta
tion utmsiU, stock nf horses, costs, heg* snd
sheen, will be sold upon 12 months credit, for
bond and approved security, to carrv interest »s
in the other case, if not punAually paid , fo, all
t sums under 10dolls, cash must be paid down,and
hoods executed bef.re the pr0{)rT, ,f *d<li
vered. AUSTIN TALM AN, Ex’r. of
.. . _ J°»* Tunrnr, dec.
_Tlentreo cotmty, Sept. 23,180J. td,
Jifsr KRc&fvR n~
Jt ]on» PoxriKT's. B iot BimJtt IK Stati mtr,
Two hundred and f i|y reams ol FOOLSCAP
1 POTT and POST WRITING PA1JCR—*
II# has also on hard ar extensive rtxk of
BLANK RO'jKS of all descriptions, manufac.
turtd from materials of the first quslity, and r
verv otherarti^lo in the Stationary lino.
Tickets for sale in the 9«cor.d C.ase of the
Richmond Academy Lottery.
October II.
✓
An Apprentice Ir anted. f
A LAL) of reputab e connexions, about 14}
or 15 years of age, would !>c taken as an
Apprentice to learn the Priming Business, at
the office of the Virginia Argus.
Ortober 4. '
ball & Winter Goods.
The subscribers have received, and
are now opening a considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose Duffill
Blankets,
Do. Nap’d Cottons,
Do. Yam & Plaid Hose,
Do. White & Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys .& Halfthicks,
Do. 6-4 8t 7-4 Coatings, plain
and strip’d,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Men’s Ha. >assorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia
pers, &c.
Mto—-An assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY and NAILS.
In addition to which, they daily expert on the ar
lival of the Suffolk from London, a targe as
sortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which will be offered for sale on their usual terms.
G1LLIAT St KIRBY.
Ortober 4, 1805. tF
hand & Slaves, for Sale.
ON Monday the 2d day of De
cember next, if fair, if not the next fair
day, at the dwelling home of John Robertson,
dec. late of this county, T wo Hundred and Eigh
ty Acres of Land more or lets, l>ing on Appo- ]
mattex River in the county of Cbrs’erfnld, ad
joining <he lands of Major Francis Eppes and
the estate of Benjamin Ward—An agteeable si- l
tuition -well watered, with improvements suffici
ent far ihe accommodation of a genteel family.
Further particulars are unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will wish to view the pre
mises, which will be made known by application
to Mr. John Robertson who resides on the pre
rnn.es, or the executors. Twelve NEGROES,
conristing of men, women, boys snd girls : stock
of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,* crop of Corn,
Wheat and Fodder, Household ar.d Kitchen Fur
niture and Plantation Utensils. Two annual
payments will be required for the lands, 8c twelve
months credit will be given for the purchase of
the negroes, tie on all sums above two dollars.
By the EXECUTOR.
September 6th, 1805. 4w
be sold, for ready money, in
X pursuance of a deed of trust from David
Ross, esq. in order to raise the sum cf 2051 dols.
90 cis. wnb interest thereon at the rate of five per
centum per annum, from the first day of August
last, due from the said David Ross to the trus
tees of James Dunlop, dec. the following
Lands, Lots and Tenements,
Or such part cf them as may be necessary to pay
the said debt, and interest with the charges and
expenses of executing the trust An Estate or
Plantation in the county of Goochland called
Coles, containing by estimation fifteen hundred
acres, be the same more or less, lying on the wa
oi me Dvm crces aim puicnaseii by the said
David Ross of the representatives of James Cole,
ofWm Cole and John Hughes, and adjoining
the lands of Richard Adams and Samuel Rich*
ardson, according to its known boundaries as
held by the said David Ross Also, the follow
I ing LOTS in the town of Columbia, Fluvanna
county, to wit: Lot No 68, on whieWthe ware
houwe is built; Lot No 75, on whichKs a store
house, now or late in the occupation of John j
Forbes ; N®. 74, or late In the occupation of *
J Strother; No 7b, now or late in the occupa
tion of Mrs. Price.—The sale will take place at
John Napier’s Tavern, in the town of Columbia,
on tht 18th day of November next; and the&nds
anti tenements aforesaid will be set up in that
order which shall appear best to suit the purcha
sers,and mosfbenr ticial to the par’its concerned.
BLN. MOSilY, ailing trustee.
O/lober 4th, 1505. ids
MARSHAL’S SALES.
IN- pursuance of a decree of the
Court of the United States for the fifth Cir. .
cuit in the Virginia District, pronounced at the 1
May Term. 1805, in behalf of Jonn Tate and I
Thomas Aston assignees of Henry Martin, a
gainst James Vaughan, adtn’r. tc. of Matthew
Vaughan, dec. and others,—Will be SOLD, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at l'cars’*
Tavern, in the county of Goochland, on the 20th
day of November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
Gibb Joe, Nrd, Trip, Cyrus, Peter, Parrot, Hil
ly. Lewis, f.ewcy, Carter, Phil and Porteus
(ma'es); Nell, Frankry, Lucy, Fanny, Judy, A -
my, Dolly. Sylvia and Betty (females), or so ma
ny thereof as may be sufficient to raise the sum of
one thousand seven hundted and seventy-si* do!
larsand rhirty-four cents, with interest on one
thousand four hundred and seventy-ninc and fif
ty-one cent*, part thereof at the rate of »ix per
centum per annum, from the 23d day of May,
1805, and the ex|>cns(s of tale
BEN MOSBY, D. M. for
JOS. SCOTT, M. V. D.
O/lober 2d, 1805, ids
Manchester Turnpike Company.
eighth RxqntsiTiO’f.
T"* Shareholders in the Manchefter Turnpike
Company are hereby required to pay to James
Brander, Treafurer, the further fum of Ten Dol
lar#, on caeh (hare, on or before the f 8ih of No
vember next.
By order of the Dire^ora, *
James Brander, Cllt.
Mar.cliefier, 10th Od< ift'.f. ti8N
*7*HE Copartnership of the suhsen
-* hers, under the firm of THOMAS 1 AY LOR
W CO, will dissolve by mutual consent on the
11th instant.
Thomas Taylor.
John Satchcil.
rs* svntcat *r as, u«m thb firm or
1 ay lor & Brown,
Offer their services to-lie public as AUCTION
EERS fc COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at
the stand lately occupied by Thtmas Taylor &
Co. where they have on hand a large stock «f
Dry Goods & West- India Produce, 1
Most of which will be disposed of at Private Sale <
on i fry low tetms, for cas.i or approved nego- J
liable notes. I
Thomas Taylor. i 1
Jam«'» Bro-vn, Jr.
RLhr.jnd,*lltfc 0/t. 1801 tt '
I
Land Eon sale.
The subscriber wishes to sell -250
ictctof land, lying irt ChcAcrfidd county, within
miles of Manchcftcr. • The advantages of ltrall
farms near Urge towns are fo obvious and general,
ly admitted, as not to require particnUr emtmc
ration. Auy perfoii wiiL.ng to pnrehafe may fee
;he land and know die terma by applying to Mr.
John Branch,rcfiding in ManiheAcr, or the l'ib
icribcr, ucar Buckingham courthnufe. /
Archibald Branch,
_5eptembet », 180.5. wtf
LAN D * OK SALL.
WILL BE SOLD, on Friday the
firft day of November neat, on the ptc
mifes, the trtfl of Land, whereon John Adcock
feuior, died poiTefled of, lying in Buckingham
cennty^ on both Tides of Bnflaloe creek.containing
450 acres* The fitoation of this land i. (cch as
may be divided tofuit purchafer. ; the foil ia well
adapted to the culture of tobacco, corn and wheat,
well timbered, and the range for flock of all kinds
unexceptional)ly good. There are about 150 a
crcaj of this traift cleared, and in good order for
cropping, diflant 5 miles from the town of Cain,
and 11 Irom that of New Canton. A further de~
fcrip’ion is deemed unneceifatv, as it is pteflima*
hie that thofe who with to pnrehafe will firft view
the premtfes. The terras of falc are one third
caui, and the balance in two equal anuual pay*
mentsy with a deed of trull on rhe land to i'ccvr*
the payments thereof.
Hehry C. Loll, Ex’or.
Augnft l6, 18051 wtd*
"TUB TffACT OF LAND
On which Chesttrjield Courthoure ia aituat.
rrf, ia now offered FOIl SALE.. v *
TH E subscribers being; desirous
to make a division in their Lands, dn of
fer the abovementioned traft of land for sale, and
will sell on reasonable terms, fee cash or on a
credit. Tnis Traft contains lid S acres; the si
tuation Si place are ao well known, that it is need
less to say any thing about it, as it issupposed that
if any person is inclined to purchase, he will view
the sane. Any person wishing to live in the
public lire, or farming, may, we think mil him
self as well, if net better, than he avoid in this
s ate.by buying this place, as every necessary is
in good order for both keeping Tavern and Farm
ing. The best part of the buildings are insured
in the Mutual Insurance Company against Fire
in Virginia. An CKeclIent Grist Mil! on this si
tuation, now in good order for grinding ; an ex
cellent spring equal to any in the county for af
fording water. And there will be sown about JO
acres of this land in wheat which wid pr dace
from 8 to 10 bushels per acre. The purchaser
hereof may notexpeiltohave possession until the
first dsy of January next. The land Will be sold
by the acre as the quantity is not known precisely*
We would wish to have two thousand pounds
1 cash, ami we will give tour annual payments for
the balance, by the purchaser giving the land for
security for the true payment of the balance that
may be due. If this land is not sold before No
vember court next which will be The 11th day of
the month, it will lie offered for sale to the highest
bidder,on the premises, that day,011 the tetins a*
hove mentioned If it should be told previous to
that day, due notice will be given of the same.—
For lurther particulars apply to V. Winfree, jr.
living thereon.
Valentine Winfree, jr.
William Winfi-ep.
Ofloher 7, 1805w5
Land for Sale•
THE subscriber offers for sate, one hundred
and ninety-aix acres of LAND, tying fat
the county of Chesterfield, between four h, fivo
mites front Manchcirer, on the main road lead
ing there from to Fowler's tavern It is thought
unnecessary to say much about the quality or im
provements on the land, as it is presumable an f
person inclined to purchase would -wish to vievr
the premises, which will bo shew.* by maj Wm.
Brandi. Terms may be known by applying to
Thos- Whitworth, who is authorised to mak$
sale of the sai.lJand. (w3*> 12th Sent 1805
.To JftTsoLU,
9n liberal credit, and in loft to unit purebottn r,
from ttoo hundred and fifty to three hundred
acret of
LAND,
In the county of Henrico, about four miles from
Richmond—a distance which renders it but ihtle
liable to pillage, j et sufficiently near to one of the
best and most improving markets in the United
S'atcs.
Tneadvsntages ofsmall farm* near large towns,
are so obvious and generally admitted, ns not to
require particular enumeration. Persons residing
in the city with large families, and who are oblig
ed to keep horses, would be able in one year to
save more than the original purchase. For fur
ther particulars enqvire of Mr. Thomas Norvell.
Richmond, May 4».h, 1805. (oafif)
FOR SALE. “
THAT VALUA BIK, HEALTHY AND
PLEASANT SITUATION,
ON which the subscriber at present
resides, containing between five and is*
hundred acres, lying in A meiia county, near Gem
tobridge. Terintmade known by applicatu n to
Wm. Murray
Prove Brooke, May 13, 1805. w t f
fall goodj.
T « fubfcriSen are receiving by the fhips In
trepid, PrortH^rcf* and George from Liver
pool, and the Suffolk from London, their fuppiy of
Merchandize for the Fall,
Which (especially in the Hardware line) is very
et-enfive and general, and will be fold by the piece
r>r package. They hsvealfonti fiend a few Quarter
Ha(k*of the heft l ondon Particular MADEIRA
WINE, COGNIAC BRANDY, RAIMN.4,
PIPPim, ALLUM. fcc. all of which they oL
fer for ftle on the moll moderate term*.
John ftt Robt. Gamble, jr.
lldltnnd, l y '» 3. ! • < >. w.;t
Notice is hereby given, that
a petition will be presented to the next Ce
tera! Assembly, for the privilege of crefling a
1 oil Bridge aero** Pamuuky liver, near the pl-cs •
vhere a bridge now stands, commonly known by
he name of Linlepage'a.
Rich'!. Taylor.
■
CCJMmITTF.O to Piiijcc Ltlwaril jail, -ix>ut
the 30th nf June last, a negro man named
\bram 11 suppose he Is abort (>0 years obi, a
»out 5 feet 0 incites high, his clo' hing is of «<rgro
niton, being ragged It worn ou< / he says he be
on~i to the estate of Archer Mbtckp dec. ard
* hired by cap*. Nathan Head, of Hrffctd coup,
y. The owner is detirtd to take him »sjy
.nd pay charge».
Wm V/oasuam, keepc-r ja l,
6ep 9th, 1 Xk>. not*