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HEM O V A
Thom as Dtddei’, grateful for the j
ibcral support he has experienced in' his '
trade, respectfully informs his custoniei $ j
and Uie public generally, that he has rc- j
moved his Tailor’*<v>ltop to the ugAu 4keel i
adjoining Mr Robert Bell. Sail^fereptnd
opposite Dr Da.Val's Apothecary^Kop,
where be will thankfully receive any ohio.
ness in his line, and hopes by attention and 1
endeavours to please, to merit u continu
ance of layout. .
Richmond. "May 4th, 1810. e-p3ra
NOTICE!
A PETITION will be presented
the GcuertI Assembly of Virginia at their next
tension praving for the establishment of an in
spection of Tobacco at a Warehouse JQ^corr
nienccd on an acre of ground lt in# bjfnyce*
Ciaig’s ojd office and Tate’s Tan-Yyd,^pab'.c
•f containing three'thousand hogshcxds
This site possesses every advantage
of convenience, elevation, accessibility 8c safe
ty.
May 21, 1810.
NOTICE. •
VTRC2SSITY compels me to make far.
Ax thcr application to all those who arc I
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
cademy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
Erst and second class and voluntary sub.
icriptions, and all such are hereby reques
ted to make payment to the subscriber to
enable the building committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring, ft be/rg^o#jfie
education of our rising progeny, wkch twin,
menu and attaches them to rcpuSrcan^mn
Ctples and gives a spring to liberty and In.
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Urockenbrough
and William W. Iiening^ Rsqra. the other J
members of the committee appointed by a
hoard of trustees. As the buililimr of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
flatter myself there will be but little trou
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose
of carryiRg into effect so laudable an insti
htioo.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbembcr 8th, 1809. tf
Wfkf y fFOR SALE,
T??tlte Vendue office of the Subscribers,
■T\. a'vuViety of Muslins and Ginghams,
Nuns and Adelplu Threads ; Irish Linens,
Cotton bhirtmgs, Florentines, Callicoes,
Baudann&s, Pelisse Cloths, RomaUs, Nan
keens and a great variety of white India
ALSO, <2 A
Muscovado Sugar, 1st and 2ndqarffftylr '
Prime Green ColRe in barrels and bags': '
Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum ; Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperial Tea in boxes ;
Fresh Hyson and bouchong Tea in Chests j
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copperas, Phi
ladelphia Soap and Candles, fee.
Foster Satchel!, Auct’is.
April 10, 1810. tf
CANDLES.
67 Bones northern Cetiidles,
Assorted, sixes, made partictnarly for
Sommer ese—jubt received and for sale by
Asa Otis.
First door below the Bell Tavern.
James River Land
FOR SALE.
Under the ao'hority of a power of Attor.
ney fiom Doctor Robert Mayo, the
sub criber will %»ll to the highest
v bidder, at Ancherst Court-house,
#iii l >■ m I Im i /I it ft, Ta.lt.
«it day,) that
ACT of (/ ■
«j i>.
nn?r resides. The
:res ; 150 cl which
i and m excellent
e h gh land is un.
s well for the cal.
With ma iy other
d, there is a mill
sra; on » bold at ream, that may be easi
ly improved —The incumbrance of a lear.e
to Mr Spinner which was an obstacle to
a sale according to the appointment of a
late advertisement, is removed except (or
the ensuing year. The privilege of sow.
trg small gram in ihe lall of that year
wnl be allowed ihe purchaser, with the
rr.tta accruing born this lime.
T E R M S.
One fourth of the purchase money on
Ihe day of sale / and ihe balance in three
Mjn:d annual payments, to be secured by
nd and app oved security, cud u deed
ol trust on the lard.
JOSEPH MAYO,
Attoihey for
Robert Mayo.
Powha’an, June Ifth, la 10.
A Person Wanted,
ONF. 'dto has a »mdl family will b* jpr«rf*r*
P red that <an c^e rcrommetul'd,Vnd wi’l
♦?.ke the management ot a small this
city. Enquire at .he office of the Argu^T
JuivS'J, IhlO. eptf.
JL_I-li
L,V/J< SALK.—A handsome, second hand
X London built CHARIOT, wdiclt has
hern but little used and is in a good state .
uf preservation. Apply to the pn^Sr, or
to Mr, K/wnes, roach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, wiiere the carriage
hi ay be »crn. U
Fresh Medicines. i
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received a large and com
plete assortment nf iresh selected MEDI
CINES and DRUGS of the latest impor
tations—which, in additiou to their former
slock, form as extensive and general an
assortment in that line, as can be found in
this City* Medical practitioners,and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a
ble to get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbation, by calling at the New,
Medicine Store, a few doers above the
Market Bridge in this City.
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
{Steer's Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington's Balsam of life
Dr Kaw&cn's celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-bilious
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s Itch Ointment
Craig's do do
Dr Lee’s Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Audcrsoa’s do
J loo pel's db
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto *Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Aeuc 8c Fever
Hlinlilcy's Infallible remedy tor the Piles
Dr Cooley's Vagetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI
CAL INS FRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting of Essence of Uurgatnot, Laven
der, Roses, Lemon, Milk of Roses, See.
&c.
^ vaiicLy oi ou.ira, vvmasor,
Rose, Almond, Violet, Ca'stel, Venitiau, 8tc.
Tice’s Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot-Tops and Saddles, which
Will take out stains^ produce a fine colour
and give an elegant -gloss.
PAINTER'S COLOURS of every I
description, among which are, White I
Lead, dry and ground in Oil ^warramed^
Spanish Brown do. 'Red Lead, Spanish
Whitting, Prussian Bloe, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do 'King'sdo. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Heave's Water Coloured, Paint
Brushes, fccc. See
Ratters* materials, a very
General assortment, comprising utmost eve*
ry article used by Hatters for malting their
colours, preparing their skins, &.c. 8tc.
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.
Richmond, 23d M y, 1810.
FOR SALE.
6 Tons American Iron assorted.
10 Ton Swedish do. do.
100 Boxes Window Glass, 12 by i4 10 by 12
8 by 10,
lOO Keg* English white Lead, 7 Ground in Oil
50 &eg» Spanish Brown 3 Ditto
A few hundred gallons Linseed & Sperma
ceti Oil,
80 Bokcs mould Candles fit for snmrrfr use
4, 5, 8c 6, y
20 Kegs American and English FF Gun
Powder,
20 Bags Green Coffee,
12 Bales Cotton, of a superior Quality
00 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey—
Together with Groceries iu general, will
be sold moderate.
Russel! <k Wallace.
"Richmond, June 21st, 1810. 2m
W*V • •
remtentiary store,
A Mb
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burr,
fn addition •n the articles manufactured at ths
Penitentiary, offers Tor sn'e an assortment
of Goods of J j I k
Home Md?iufacrtrrcfc
V\z • fine and coarse hats of every description.
A regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices, via iifsned
licking, stripes,-checks, and plainc.oths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Curt
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior qua).
<ty, Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles,and ftscrin barrels.-as
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins. Coloured and Black Kvaus,
February i0> 18i0. tf
Wasted to hire by the year, a good
COO PER.
BY virtue of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded,
Will be Sold,
At Buckingham courthouse, on the second
Montliy in August next (being court day)
Twenty or Thirty valuable 5I.AV4L), a
ntorrg whom arc s< veral Tradesmen -y-<uch
as rough Carpenters, Shoemalftr#, AVca
vere. Etc* Terms of sale, one hall cash,
tha other moiety pnyahle the first day o(
January following ; bond with approved
*<ecuriiy will be*r» qttired for the last pay.
menu At the same time and place will j
be offered 400 ACHES of LAND, lying
about seven or et^ht rude* alxive the said
Courthouse / terms ilia iarne a» for the
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May 5th, I8l0»
Public Property*
A. . , -„ „ the com- j
monwealth of Virginia in the county i
ot Fluvanna, very recently advertised m |
the Enquirer and the Virginia Argus: W ill |
be exposed to public tale, on Thursday !
the 23d of August next* at the old Arsenal, |
on the Barntck.Hill in said%ou:ity. l'be j
terms of the sale will be 12 moatltt ccKdic, j
the purchasers giving bond with J&rcjril/j
to be approved ot by the Exec u^if.y The
sale will commence at 12 cl*clocl#-W£ will
it be postponed on account of the weather,
unless it is very inclement, lor further
Information apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvnnnah, June 8th, 1819.
8*.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
PANY.
THE ^ubscricer wants to purchase five
prime MULES, for which k literal
price will be allowed; And at would
hiie for the residue of the yearpt\©^NE
GRO MEN, and two BOYS capable of
driving carts.
James Brander, Clk.
April lt» 1810. fvlA
BY virtue of a deed Of trust execut'd
to us by John Alien 8c Joshua West
to secure the debts therein mentioned —
we shall sell at Public Au£licn for ready
money on the premises on the Seth o( this
month, the * .
House & Lot of GrojAd^
At present occupied by Mrs. AlleiTsitu,
ated on the cross street leading by the
CourUHouse.
ROBi' RT M. PULLIAM | Trus.
JOHN F. PRICE. J tees.
Richmond, July 2d, 1810. ..
JUST RECEIVED,
And for Sale by the Subscribers.
30 Hhtls Prime Antigua Rum,
20 qr. casks Malaga Wiue,
20 bis. Prime Green Coffee.
Also tn Storey*X
30 Tierces prime Upland Wni^key
30 bbls Old double Distilled do.
Together with their usual supply of
HARDWARE.
BRYSON & PA.RKHILL.
Richmond, July 3d, 1810. (4, w)
BV Virtue of a Deed of T uat bearing date !
the 9ih day of April 18 )2, executed by j
Nathantiel Hatis to me, for the purpose of ss 1
cur rtg a sum of mony therein mentioned, to the
laic fi m of Uu'.hanan, Dunlop Sc Co. 1 will
proceed on Monday the E h day of August
next, at 10 o’clxV on premises, to tell at
Public Auction, oifo cr/it oF one, two and
ihiee ycars^ fequal ratjpnems'] a jLy
1*act jtf Land&
ON Fall’s Crtskj in jM^nunty of Fit’-sywania,
containing by e tim»o^b5urj acres more o*
css, being the ssAn^rhieb the said Harris In
herited fmm hisdeefts'ed father, and on whichj
there are a good Dwelling House Store House
Di*;i lery, and tnmny other improvements.
Bonds with approved security ^ to bear inter*
est from the date, will be required/ but the in
terest will be remitted if the principal is punc*
tuaily paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July 1st, 1810. [uds]
fresh Medicines,
DRUGS, PAINTS, £*.
"THlE Subscriber has Just Received a fres
ply of Medicine^ Drugs, Paint r
S’c. which, added tn his former s
a asscr’ment, and renders it vt
Physicians, endittry store kt
l»ainters, ami other persons wati
hi hi3 line, will be supplied on
lerms.
2? RJ\ Jut MIX DUVAL.
Richmond, June 26th, 1810.
W 3 w o f 3 t.
4 14 . m - . ..
rv i\uu a way in couisa Jail. [
WAS committed to the jail of Louisa coun- 1
ty on or about the 23-1 day of March last^ i
a negro man who call* himself BEN —he
is a bdut 5 feet 10 inches higl^ of & dark
complextion, about 30 years of age, blind
m the right eye which is hardly perceiv.
able, has a scar on his upper *>f;)d!^ahe j
right side hear his nose, says ;
ft Mr Overstreet in the state cf sVtVrolila
near Charleston. The abnfc 4jJ a\Jfy
was formerly the property ofVhnm:f/l. ;
Smith of the county of Louisa, aria'state of
Virginia, and was sold as his property to:
some person m the state of ft. C. in the
course of last fall by a Mr Sullivan.—The !
owner I* requested to come forward, pay;
charges ana take him away, otherwise he
will be dealt with according to law.
JOHN EDWARS, ». a.
For
PFTF.R CRAWFORD, She’fT.
June 4th, 1810. w 3 rn.
VIRGINIA i
At a ftirperior court of Chinrery holden at'
the Capitol in the City of Wchmond, fhfe
first day of June, 1810. 7
William Price, ex’or. of th* estate of WiL
hum Price, dcc'd. pltf
against. *
John Warren, r.din'r. o» Joseph Fuqua, who
was assignee of John Le—‘*
nr HE defendant not having
pratanceand given security
or asserr ri|yj and the rule* c
.«appearing to the .aiiifacii >n <
he Is not an tnhabitsrd of this
tion of the plainntfAy counsel, It is ordered, 1
Tha,t the said defenoant do appear here on the !
first’day cf’.lie next tei-m, and answer the hill
of the plaintiff*, and that a copy of this order
be foVthwith inserted in some newspaper pub. 1
liaised in the city of Richmond, for two months j
successively, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
A Copy,—Te»te,
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
GENUINE
Patent Medicines
For Sale at the Aacus Office*
Obstinate Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, &c.
Arc immediately reeved and speedily
cured by the use of
Hamilton’s Eliwr for
COUGHS.
DfcAH bought experience has taught thou
sands that oily and heaud medicines, join
ed with stroug opiates or sleepy dnugs,
repeated doses of which Hatter and deceive
the patient for the present, by procuring
momentary case ; experience, I say, has
taught thousands, that the common opiates
and balsamic*, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and
lungs, in their most distressing symptoms ;
that they load the stomach and impair the
digestion, inflame the whole system, in
crease the difficulty of breathing and ex
cite lever. But the qualities of this val
uable discovery, are evinced by perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial will prove,
that it restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body, and brings
on the common healthful perspiration^,
that it -dislodges and evacuates the tougii
viscid phlegm or mucus, strengthens the
weakened vessels of tue lungs, sheattivs
the acrimonious humour which irritates
them, and finally discharges it. Thus stri
king at the root of the disjrder, the symp.
toms are of course effectually and perma.
nenriy conquered, the reverse of common
medicines, which weaken the constitution
and give ssrength to the disorder for the
sake of moderating for the present some
of its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted
with the hooping cough, this discovery is
of the first magnitude, as it affords imme
diate relief, checks the progress, and m a
short time entirely removes the most cruel
disorder to which children are liable. The
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and ihe
dose so small that n* difficulty arises in
taking it.
Selected Recommendations.
feeing desirous to make pub'ic for the good of
others, the excellent quality of Hamilton’s £.
lixir^ prepared by the late Mr Lee^ I have sent
you~the Allowing account of the benefit I have
received from it; which I hope will induce o
thers to give it a trial. In con equenco of a
bruise on the breast received from a fall, m>
health grew b.»dj my breathing became very
difficult, and frequently I have had suddenly to
rise up in my bed with all the horrors of imme
diate suffccadon—Add to these, a constant pain
In mv b:east, and a cough, a great loss of strength
and flesh, and you may conceive that my sywp
toms evidently indicated an approaching con
sumption. The advice of a ra^at qfrinem phy
siciau was resorted to, and afterwaloia seconu
was called in, but without giving itc any relief.
Another physician, who knew me and the cir
cumitances of my case, advised me to g.ve
Hamilton’s Elixir a trial, saying^ he had used it
hi his practice, and alcvayt found r to do much
good, A bottle was prccureu from Mr Bi.-ch’sj
and 1 found relief before I had taken huf of it.
1 continued to use It and was soon stfong enough
to attend to business. On taking cold, some of my
former symptoms return but aie always remov
ed by a dote or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER,jun.
No. U, Budd-it Philadelphia.
Mrs H. Letj New York.
Mr Abijah Henly, Bndge.st. Baltimore, was
cored by one bottle of Hamilton’s Elixir, of a
very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
severe cold caught several months ago. He
breathed with tns greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown Into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
could only attempt to whisper. He has been up.
wards of 6 weeks withu-at a return of his com.
plaints; and dc.irei to give his public testimony
in favor of this invaluable medicine.
HAMILTON’S ELIXIR, is sold at SlPleas
ant’s Printing Office—who has constantly for
sale the
genuine Medicines,
of thclatt Richard Lee, jun. as prepared by the
crgitiiai Recipes in.possession of his Widow in
New York, by whom he Is supplied, and
without whose signature none ar» Genuine*
ITCH CURED.
By once using Lee’s Sovereign Ointment,
The proprietor informs those persons 2c families
who arc suffering under this disease (against
the infection of which no person is safe) that
if this ointment :s used at night on going to bed
it never tails to perform a cure by the follow
ing morning t as thousands who have used it
during the last ten years can testify. The pe.
culiar excellencies of this infallible remedy for
the itch, over every other, are the certainty of
the cure by a single application; the ingredients
being so innocent as to be applied with perfect
safety to the frenderest infant ; and its being
not only free from any offensive smell, but c
qually agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
Dt:. Mamikon's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an In.aloable medicine for the speedy relief
and permanent cure of vnrtou--. complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis
cretions, residence in climates unfavorable to
the constitution, die immoderate use ol tea
frequent intoxication, or any destructive intern
perancc, the uniskilful Or excessive use of mer
cury, the diseases peculiar to females at a Cer
tain period of life, bad layings in, &c.
HAMILTON’S
Celebrated IVorm- Destroying Lo
. zenges.
Among the symptoms attending Worms rre j
disagreeable breath, especially in the morning—i
bad and corrupted gum t—iich.rg In the ach |
and about she seat—convulsions, epileptic his, j
and sometimes privstion of speech—irregula- I
appetite, sometimes loathing food, and un.p. '
times voracious—purging, \ti-h slimy and foe
lid stools—vomiting— large sod ha.-d belly -
pa<ns and sickne.,*, at the stomach *9,>aina ir.
the brad andtii'ghij with a lowncssuf spirits-ux
slow fever, with small and irregular ptrkawa '
dry coHghKsexcessive thirstoer.o.neiimes p»P
an 1 unhealthy countenance, and sometiata the
fact bleated and ft tubed.
Persons h&icfCj with a-*/ f the above :<mp. <
tom# should have :in r.«t.V;*it: rate me t’* fivtjl»
ton’s Woriu Dem*>>...£ I.oiciigcs, tv men’nave *
been constantly auenueu w.th $»uCi.e*3 m all *
complaint-; similar to tnose above de*uijsb. 4*
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn PIaisier*
An infallible lemciy fur corns ; speedily re.
moving them root and branch, wUh.u. giving
pain.
Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-?»fai th: Teeth and
Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye-Water*
A sovereign remedy for all disca.ce of the
eyes.
Hamilton's Essence Es* Extract of
Mustard*
For Rheumatism. Goat. Palsy, Swelling,
NumbncrSj &c.
Tooth-Ache Drops* ■ " *
The oftljr remedy yet ducaverei, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most seven
i ustances.
The Anodyne Elixir
For the cure of every kind of hea 1-ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Infallible Ague Ej? Fever Drops.
For Sale,
A Tract of Land, lyinjcj in Pmrhotan
county, on the South branch of Fine Ceekr
which contains about live hundred and six.
ty acres ; two hundred acres at lensty#»t*"~~'*
which are uncleared. The superior .Au.r j
atiun, and many other local advantages o
the land will render it very desiratle tA\\
any person who may be disposed toTiur. **
chase Land in thia county. The projnri.,
etor, living on the place, will with p!e5te~">
sure show it to any one who wishes to be.
come a purchaser. The terms of sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Mayo.
Oawtf.'
E want about 20 thousand sessonjd
Barrel Staves.
Gallego, Richard, Sc Co.
Richmond, 28th, June, 1810. 3w.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And ror tale at this Office, the eighth edition
making near twenty thousand cohies
already sold, of the Life of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to his country led !
How lov’d, while living '—how rever’d, now
dead '
Ye living Sire* ! with pleasure all attend,
*nd read the History of your Glorious Friendj
Lisp ! lisp his name, ye 'Children yet unoorn t
And with hKtt deeds, your own bright lives
adorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey
hair’d veterans of the last cen
tury, who were the play
mates and companions
of tne great Wash- /
ington from his 1 '
childhood. *
RECOMMENDATIONS,
9 % *
by emiNe n i* divines, Judge, and gene*
HALS.
“It is n surprising fact that even the A
merican People know but little of George
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life ; of his Mili
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues,
“ Many intelligent persons have ardent
ly wished to 9ee a faithful account ot these,
not only as a deot of gratitude to him, but
as a hue example to our children.
“The Author has performed this task
in a very satisfactory manner. His A nee*
dotes of Wash ington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the traoscen
ilant dignity, charm • and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
Htary scenes. 1 he moral sensibility anti
genius of the writer warms the heart and
imagination of his readers. His descrip.*
live fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views; while his flash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more' impressive, especially on the young
reader.”
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Miniaer o4 hewtdca Church,
Phiiodei/ihiu.
PJ- A rr.vr uaiidsomk copies of
GIBBON’S
DECLINE & FALL
OF THE -L
ROMAN EMPIRE ;
fo which is added, (in thia edition oniyj
Ta«,TI.U7 TNTERXSTIKO
LIFE or Tiia \UTHOK,
iight Vois, Large Octavo, Price 20 DoL
lars
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C/.E^A’S j S7}‘:/IIPPA AL.l.'jks *r
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ARGUS OFFlCtt.
(IT* A PRWii suPeiA <*p
Tissot’s ' *
C»i.RblUTFD X*
Goutix Rheumatic Tbrot)sy \
fsjust recriTed Sate ft* th/ /*••„ V
gun Off IT u f