Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-10-02 00:00:00, page 4

IN CHANCERY.
‘Ttuvannacounty court, August 27th, 1810.
Edward Pace and John 15. Magruder,
Pltfe.
•gainst
Charles Hunter and Judith hfs wife, John
Priddv, Pleasant Bybee and Millry his
wife. Joseph Parish, Littlrbrrry PrWdy,
William Priddy, John Gadberry and
Pa*sey his wife, Bartlett Parish, Nicho
! las M. Howard & SnTley his wit*, James
Pa'riih, Job*. Parish, William Parish,
, Joseph Parish, jr. Samuel Purish, Opey
Parish audPolIy Parish, an infant, which
Patsev. Banlett. Bailey, James, John Pa
Tish, William PafUh, Joseph Parish, jU
aior, Samuel, Opty and Polly, ue^nl.
• dren and heir* of Mary ParisKjkcais^
ed, late wife of the said Joscna
ON the motion of th* plaint iflILjrincir
counsel., the defendant Littleberry
Pr ddy is assigned Guardian to the infant
defendant, Polly Parish, to defend her in
• this soit^aoxl the defendants John Yriddy,
Joseph Parish, William Priddy, John Gad.
berry and Patsey his wife, R :rtlett Parish,
Nicholas M Howard and Salley his wife,
James ParisfT, John Parish, William P,,
rish, Joseph‘Parish, jun'r. Samuel Parish
and Opey Parish, not having entered their
appearance end given security accordmg
to the act of asseronly and the rules ot
this court-, and it appearing to the satis
j faction of this Court that they are not in
habitants of this country—On the turth r
motion of tlie plaintiffs, It Is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the
firstdayof November Term next, and an.,
swer ill* bill of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy of tliit order be forthwith inserted in
one of the Richmond news-papers, and
continued for two months sncce'-sively, and
posted at the lrcnt door of this court-house.
(«V copy.)
3. limberbtke, jr. b. c. f. c.
____tw8*-3
CHARLOTTE COURT, 3d Sept. 1810.
KiwarijHa'cheti, PUf.^
gsinit
i nom*’* natcneu, e*ecuwr or ixooer.i |
Hatchett, Wt'dam Hatchett, Jcs»«
Chaffin and Piu be his wife, and the
sane Thomas Hatchett in his own
tijft, Defts.
c~* ’HE defendants Willi, m Hatq
X Chaftin and Phebe his wifej nc
tered th ir appearance according ta
assembly and he rules oE th * court’
pearing to the satisfaction of the cou<t >ha thiv
arc not inhabitants of this state, on the motion
of the piaimift by his attorney, it is ordered,
that rt.cy appear here on the first day of Noreir,
ber court naat, sod enter their appearance and
answer the plaintiff’s bill., and that a copy of
this order be inserted in one of the newspapers
print*! tn Richmond, for two months success
ively, and pos-od at the front door Ol the court
house of she said county,
A Copy Tn* te,
-_ Thomas Read, c. c.
CFJAUkOlTli COURT, 8th Augt. 1810
John A iiwor.l'* Pltf.-^
against | In
VWi’.Uam Crenshaw, Daniel Cren- )»Jhance.
shaw„ . Wdl sm Daupree, Miles |
RoRom and Reps Osborne, Defts.J
rjpuS defendant William Crem/
X v ng catered his appearan "
these df assembly am the tujfsoj t
and it appiuring to the satisfacT t
tha’ he u n t an inhabitant of t« I
motion of the plain iff by hus a te
de ed, that ht ;tpp«ar here, m the __, f
November court nex , and enter his appeal ame
and amuer the plaintiff’s bill, and give securi
ty for perfo/ming the decree of the Court, and
Sat a cony of this ord r be inserted in one of
c gcwipap-rs printed in Richmond, for two
months •tictes*ively_ and posted at the frontdoor
of the court house of tlic su'd county,
a COi Jr Teste,
Tlfomcs Read, c. c.
At a court held for Albemare county, the
3d day of January, ISW.
James P. Cocke,, jr, Pltf, _ .
AGAINST ?p. ln
W'Hiarn Wharton and James C ince“
’ Cof r.ej Defts,
npHK defendant William WJ^Cr ot
* having entered his appear* j.
ven security according to the \
b!y ar,d the ruies of this court u
iH-i-rin.' tn the «Istae-ion nf Ih__>»
he is not an inhabitant of this star?" f! kfimo
turn of the complainant by counsel, it is or„
tiered, that the a hi dt IVndant do appear
hr re on the first day of the next ternij and
answer the hill of the complainant ; and
th it a c'*py of this order be forthwith in.
ser>ed in some ne vspaper published in the
city of R chmo'd, for two mouths succes.
aively, and posted at the front door of the
court.h' u-e of this county.
» A Copy = IVste,
__JOHN NICHOLAS,
Regimental Orders /
City of Richmond, l*-t Au«j. 1810.
'rHl.OTears of the 19th Regiment, ?thd
* of the Artillery and C valry attached
to said Regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector tspon the Capitol square, arxll
oVoxk in the forenoon, on thgn7th,
and 19wi day* of October iwxf, ifiA tie
, pu-DO*e jot being instructed! by MimL al.
cording to law. Each (Jfficlr v4ll ^rfe
prepared with a musket and ^leasl thJfct
blank cartridge* on the 17th anm4£jA^ find
with side arm* ouly on the 19th.
A l.eneral Muster of the 19th Regiment
wtlj take place on the 20*h of the same
mmth ol October, for which purpose the
Officers and privates oi said Regiment
Will parade upon the Capitol square at 11
o'clock In the forenoon ol the day last men
tinned., completely equipped according tc
law.
GKO WM, SMITH,
Lt, Col. Commandant
of the 19th Reg. Va, Militia
NOTICE! 's-s.
J shall petition the next Vi^inAAe
gialature to relinquish lo ofC lu
Common wealth’* right to tie idhflJly
ingin the county of Nt w Ken\^Lumict
Peter Pennct di d aeize-i.
STEPHEN H. LACY.
Sept. 17th, 1810. (w4t)
Notice to Farmers a^d Mil
lers is hereby given, that I h*ve .
just received from Philadelphia, two of
OLIVER EVANS’ PATENTED SCREW j
MILLS, a perpendicular and horizontal
form, in cast iron metal ot the "hardest tern- '
per. 1 have cai ried the screws to the pub*
, lie armory for the inspection of gentlemen
farmers and millers who desire to use them, (
where 1 can have others cast !or sale. The -
Screw Mills of either form will be sold at >
the moderate price of 65 Dollars, including I
the patent fee of twenty dollars. These :
screw nulls have been found northwardly,
where they are much in use, to be a very
profitable machine, to farmers in bre&kieg
the curb and cobb together, to enable the.r
block to consume the whole substance with
ease and benefit. It has been ascertained
that two barrels of corn and cobb broken
together by these sere w^ye (tally equal to
three barrel* given in^lhe usual way.
ALo, for breaking Plaster of Paris in small
lumps for grinding in mills for manure i
Also, those who are in the habit cf distil,
img spirits, may extract an additional quail,
tity from corn and cobb broken together.
It must be acknowledged by all, that stock
would not eat the cobb by degrees as tney
generally do, were it not for the nourish*
oaapt they receive from it. The screws may
be put in motion from a mill at small ex.
pense, and farmers may give them motion
by a crunk similar to a gr ndstone. The
Eateutee of these screws has authorised me,
is agent, to make such alterations in the
constructions as .to grind small hominy,
but thes^ alterations must not affect the two
grand principles of the invention. Having
had some experience of mill operations, I
will choose bolting cloths for millers the
best in ibis market. The public may be
assured I will serve them with pleasure,
and hope to share their commands, wh.ch
will be punctually attended toby their must
obedient,
JOHN MOODY, Agent
for Oliver Ev-ns in Virginia and all the
Southern States.
Richmond, August 22d, 1810, w6t
W , whVse names/re hereto subscribed,
have examwicd and/inspected two Screw
\if:u_ lAd Pluiclrr Kroo Ir p rc
sa d to be ir by Mr. Oliver Evans,
of PhUadriph it to the care of Mr.
John Mo dy of s C ty, and according to
our opinions w hiok these Macii
answer the p i intended v^ry
and be useful public mi/wCj
iy recoimnea
HYOR,
. VVM.
JNO . -S I APL
Richm Id, Sept. 7th, 1810.
37* I have got a sett of Moulds made
to cast the perpendicular Screw Gen
tle men may be supplied at the Armory
with that kind now, The Moulds for the
iior,2ontal Screw will soon be made.
J. MOODY.
Di-sct iption how to set the Screw Mills
to work in Grist Mdls1 or to work
them by hand•
THE perpendicular Screw Mill stands
right on the Mill Stones and i» at
tached »o the cock head of the spindle of
a mill stone by a spindle made of wrought
1 rr.n, coupled to the lower end of the
Screw The Hopper is let into two pie .
ecs of timber^ these two pieces are screw
ed to the sides of two pos a, one each side
the stoues, the Hopper is also screwed
down io the side pieces that embrace it—
you must kunw that the stones run the
right way to suit the Screw.
The tiorYantai Sciew Mill is set be
tween two p.eces one on each side of two'
postS'sarSkrews go through these pieces^, and
thr ugh the Sciew Vlili Hopper, with four
screw bolts to hold it firm to its pl^e —
this S: rew in a Gr»si Mill must have its
motion, by whec s lrom the end of the
screw, and rnay stand any direction fr.un
t »< stones above as convenient. Thehrokiui
Corn tk Cobb, or plain e.j be conveyed
in a spout to the stones to grind to a*hjt
fineness, wanted for stock, Distilling or'fc&uy
, nurc. This Screw may be put in motion
by a band break, and a fiy wheel of wood
about 3 feet diameter, let on the end of
the Srrpw. wh.ch w«ll enable one Demon
to break the substances as steel tlonuny
Mills so wanted at any plantation destitute
of water works, or it may nave motion dy
oo“ Horse, or by an Ox at a small ex*
pcnie.
1 hope the public will receive considers*
hie advantages by lh- uni ty of these Ms.
chines, wli.ch will highly gratify their
Most Ob:, and
veiy Hunuie Servt.
John Moody.
Richmond, Sept. 17th, 1810.
FOU SALE,—That TRACT of
LAND which was lately the pro
pety >f VV liter K. -ehle, containing five
hundred acres, lying on the waters of
Great Guinea in the county of Cumber
i land, and adjoining the lanJ^oTtVo.
Sklpwith, Jtrraan Barker /nd^h^*.
There is on this tiact a sowdl pmntlti- |
on of about fifty acres, late^^wntu^—
| the hallance is in Woods; tm^woil is
I supposed to be peculiarly adapted to
' the culture of tobacco. The land will
! be sold for cash, or upon a credit of
one, two or three year*, as may suit
the purchaser*
• Wm. DANIEL, Jr.
i Cumberland, C. H. >
j Sept. 14th, 1810. > w4p.*
;j raOK SALE—The HOUSE and
I r LOl at present occupiec^by^gp
: ta n (rood wm, at Rocketts*
Aho—The LUMUERl -
. and LO T, adjoining Dent i^Hk^ '
W.ik, at present ocmpied by
■j Went,
1 Terms may be known by applying to
FOSTER & SATCHEI.L.
Sept. 3, 1810. wtf
^ •*' IV
WOOtf CARDING.
THE Public are respectfully informed,
that there is now In ope rattan at
Walltins’s Mills 1n Goochland Xfiuiujr, a.
bout three miles above lohnbows SptavgJ a
MACHINE for CARDING WG^| 3to
ROLLS.—The price for caftdinpJn Aik
police per lb. Those sending wu^toRhis
Machine are requested to have itcleaned
of trashy and greased at about the propor
tion of one pound of lard to every twelve
pounds of wool.
Goi chland, Aug/ 29, 1810- 8 t w p.
Archelaus Hughes,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
On the Basin,STORES and SI
kind of PRODUCE on the usij
SION.
He has for Sc
80 Dlls. Cut Herrings
10,000 Wt. Isle of Wight I
200 Salt Peter’d Hams.
Richmond, June 12th, 1810. (wl2m)
Gun lJowdery
Warranted of a Superior
and Cannisttrs.
Salt.
English Refined, in Casks
Sale by M
—JfAjfTED
A quantity of Wnlfw wood
liberal price will be pai ‘
will be taken apprentice
trade. t f.
Valuable Land for Sale.
Y virtue of a deed of trust of record
in Goochland court, execu ed by Gi.
deon Mdssie to Benjamin Anderson^ John
S. Lr’e, and George Woodson Payne,
WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder
for ready Money, on the premises, on
the twenty ninilTSday of SyAember next,
one TRACT or\AR(^L of LAND,
lying in the county o^Go^clilandgurkerecn
the said Gideon Mss*P\ now life* con.
taining by estimal.o/ime bundle# acres,
or so much oi saidftracAas will be suffi.
cient to pay the Xuro of\even hundred
and ten dollars Jnnd eight\, three cents,
wi.h lawful infetest thereon from the
30th day of January 1808, due to Augus
tin Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, ygh©
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, atjdjha
expence* of recording said deed- and caiy
rying the same into effeft. If is betieyeti
that the title to this land is indisputable,
but acting as a trustee, I shall convey
only such ti le as vested in me by virtue
of said deed of trust*
BENJAMIN ANDERSOtf.
August 24 h, 1810. ^t'd s"
Valuable Land for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, of record
in Goochland court, executed bv Gi
deon Massie, and Susanna his wif? to
Thomas Bentford, Warner Lewis^ and
William G. Poindexter, to ses fee *he
payment of several sums of Monelfcbf re
in specified, andVi ende/to be secur d,
due to Elijah MaAWJ^L BE SOLD on
the premises, to thVflighest bidFtJ; for
ready money, on thtfjLwenty ninA^ay of
September next, one/jLRACT^rfpAR
CEL of LAND, If jig \ the county of
Goochland, on the lltle Bfrd Creek, ad.
|o,ning the Lan^ of Thomas Miller,
Geoige Toler, James Scruggs and Wil
f‘am George, containing six hundred
afifes, br the same more or less. It is
believed that the title to this Lnd is indis
putable, hut a€ling as a trustee, 1 shall
Convey omy such ti.le as vested in hue b>
Virtue of said deed of trust.
William G. Poindexter.”//
Anjrost 24th, l<ilO. t d «' i
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.
subscriber being about r© remora
■ rum this state, offers for sale, a valu
able
Tract of Tandy
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Cretk, containing
4,440 acre* by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha
sers, A small part oC^|e purchase mo'iry
willihe required in bans), ami the balance
n three equal annual pay turn.ft; bonds with
approved security and a deed tof trust up.,
on the land to ensure pdnciutfl payment,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenUyday ofllecenn
ber next, if fair, if not, the nexl day,
at the above mentioned place, $9 Ajtkcly
NEGROES ns any in Virginia, cons sting
of males and females, of all ages and des
criptions. Among‘>fiem a blacksmith, who
is young and healthy-Js wh» elwrightsa»a
good efioper and carpenter. Terms for the
negmep'; one fourth in cash, and the bal
ance to be paid in twelve months. Ronds
with unexceptionable tecufhy to bear inte
rest from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per cun per
/mourn will be deducted for cash. All per.
36ns to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the pale
of the above proper'y is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1810. tds
IN conformity to an order of the county comt
of Goochl&nd, no'ice is hereby (iftiuthst
1 at ODohcr Gooch and roan rax*, the saj^:oart
will [iti)ci*ci| io a division of the rst-te ufjt'ow
ell Williams, dec*d. according olaw. %ft per
son! Having any claims ngunst ihc said estate,
ate desired to bring tr.em forward.
VVm. R. Fleming, Sheriff.
September Iftb, 1810, 3w.
lET’JttST PUBLISHED,
And For Sale at S. Fleasants* Print
ing Office antVBook Store,
BATES*
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1811.
Containing, betides the usual astroaomi.
cal calculations, fcc.
Letter from W Lam* matism, Dropsy,*
bert, Esq of Wash- Bowel complaint,
itgton city, on the Pain in the Back,
great and annular Piles,, Sore Mouth,
eclipse of the sun^ To prevent stone
which will take fruit from falling
place on the 17th before it is ripe.
§ppt 1811—particu. 'To dye a beautiful
larly as seen at 8c durable black.
Richmond and Us Scale of depreciatl
vicinity. on of paper cur
An ingenious essay on rency, established
the substance of the by the General
Sun-— —Ditto on Assembly of Vir.
the Moon, &c. ginia, Nov. 1782.
from the Critical Frosty Cellars
Review. Anecdote of an 1
Alte common Lot=?a rish boldier in the
i Poem. ^ ^ American revolu*
Account of a new in- tionary war,
vention for Distil- English Mooarchs.
ling, by P. Arring. Acting a Pun. . •,
t-in of North Caro- Meteorological jour
l‘na* nal of a wife’s
An account Of a new. temper.
ly invented Domes. Maxims &c. tfdT
tic Spinner with List of civil officers
six spindles, which in Virginia, Gov.
will do as mnch ernor, Council,
work in a day as 5 lorsi Judges of
or 6 persons in the the Court of Ap.
common way. made peats,High courts
in Alexandr a, price of Ch&ucery,Gen
from 20 to 30 dolls* eral Court, fitc.
and may be mans. Delegates to Gefte
ged by a child of 10 ral Assembly,
years old- Delegates to Con.
A remarkable Pro- gress.
phecy. by the late Superior and Coun
Rev John Wesley. ty Court days in
Simple cures for the Virginia,
following diseases Ditto in N. Carolina.
£the greater part • -——
original recipes] * This remedy has
viz. The Croup, been used by a re*
Corns, Tet-ers, Ul- spectable gentleman
cers, Chilblains, of Richmond in 7 or
* acbe, Ague 8 instances, and rL
an<* Fever* Rheu. ways with success.
Notice.
'J'HE co partnership of Daxiel Hiooixbot*
mam Si Co. having this day expired all
those indebted to the stid concern are requested
to make immediate payment and those who
have open account on the books of the said con
cern, are requested to come to a settlement, with*
out which no longer indulgence will be extend,
ed.
^DANIEI^HIGGINBOTHAMOCo.
ra3,\tha£hhty have opened stor*e in the house
formerly o'ccupicd bp Daniel Higginbotham O
i Co. in the town of New Glstgow, whrre they
will keep a general supply of GOODS^ suit,
ab.e to the season,, which they are determined to
sell on the lowest terms for ca»h_, country pro.
duce, or to thoss that they can rely on for nunc,
tuality. 1
New Glasgow^ September lstj.1810, 4w
□ Y virtue of a deed of trust, executed to ns b^
^ Francis Taylor^ dated 8th August, 1809 to
secure a debt due David Bullock, \\TIL,E ilK
SOLD^ at public sale, on Monday the 8th of
October, at the front door of the Bell Tavern
A House and
On the cross street leading from the msm street
and marly opposite Messrs. Ralston and
Pleasants’.
IAS. C. ANTHONY.
ANDERSON BARRtT.
Richmond, Scptemo.r 4th, 1810. tds
r UK oALCi.
AN the plantation in Chesterfield county,
the residence of the late Mr. Francis
Eppcs dic’d will be sold on the 10th day
October next to the highest bidder, about
twenty valuable Negroes, consisting of men
women atid children—among them is a good
carpenter, and a good miller. —Also the
s-ock of horses, mules, cattle, she*p and
hogs, a neat coachee and harness, for four
horses, a gig and harness, the plantation
tools, some household and kitchen furnl*
ture—amongst the horses are two valua*
ble brood mares—Mary Gray the dam of
Wonder and Palafox—a bay Mare out of
Mary Gray by Dare Devil. The stock of
Cattle and sheep are equal if not superior
to any in Virginia. Cash will he required
for all sums of thirty dollars or less—>for
: all purchases exceeding thirty dollars a
credit of twelve months will be allowed,
| on the pnrcha«ers giving bonds with the
most approved security—interest from the
date ot the bonds will be demanded a they
are not punctually paid. f \I
John W. Eppes, ) |
&. > Ex’ors.
Jermnn Baker, )
Sept. 15th, 1810*
At the same time and place may be
purchased of the representatives of the
late Mr. Eppes, that valuable plantation
| called
EPPIN’G 1 ON,
j Lying on Appomatox River about 24 miles
: above Petersburg, containing one thousand
| .teres, about tour hundred of which are in
woods. Mr. Childers, manager on the
plantation, will shew it to those disposed to
purcha«e.
Bishop Madison’s
frO* AM.S —Thit beautiful si.uition
-*• utali’ Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
whlrh for healthines», excellent v/nter, and
fine cx'fcnsive prospect, is not exceeded hy
any place in this Neighbourhood. lu ele.
vation is such as to Cvmtnatid an entire
vtew of the City of Richmond, am! the ad.
Jaccut Scenery. It has been long note 4
for an uncommonly early and prtxluctivo
Garden, and good fruit. There are about
350 Acres of Land,
of which upwards of two hundred nbo<
with firewood, and the whole, from
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant, must be annually risirg in
value. It is a most desirable residence
for a genteel family, uniting the convent*
eoces of both Town & Country, without
the disadvantages of either. As the sub*
scriber is desirous of making a speedy sale,
a great bargain may be had by an itr.nie*
diatc application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 30th, 1810.
D V- virtue of a decree of the superior couit of
ebancory tor the Richmond district! pronoun*
ced on the 26th June, 1810, in asdit then there
in depending wherein Miles Ssiden was plain
• if! and Eume Smock defendant, we sbalf ort
Monday the twenty. Brat of Oftober neat, before
the front do<* of the late dwelling house of Es
me Emock, about ons mile from theci'y of Rich*
mond, sell at public atiAion, on a credit of ihi-ea
and tix mcmh* so much of the TRACT of
LAND, called
FAIR FIELD, (p
Whereon the said Smock lately resided as will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds with
interest thereon at six per cent, per annum/
from the said 26th ai Jane, 1810 together with
the coits.
The land will be laid out in lots to suit pur.
chasers. Bond with approved security will be
required, and as an additional security a deed of
trust on the lots will be taken.
James Wood.
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richmond, 8th September, 1810. tdg
NO TICE.
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament
of Armistead Russel, dec’d
WILL 3E SOLD,
At New.Kent Court-house, on the first
day of November court, if fair, If not cm
tthe first day of December court,
A TRACT OF „ „
L A" N
Ly^g in New.Kent county, called the
OLD PLACE, and containing hy cld ?ur
vey 476 acres. This land products well
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasantly situa
ted in an agreeable neighbourhood—is three
miles from the court-house, and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terni3 of Sale,
will be one half of the purchase money to
be paid in twelve months, and the other
in two years from the day of Sale. -'Bonds
with approved security, and a deed of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
I will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined to purchate.
ARMISTEAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August 10, 1810. t ds
Penitentiary Store,
AND ~
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. jf. Burr,
In addition to the articlei manufactured at tlV
Penitentiary, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of J £
Home Manufacture ;
Vi* ; fine and coarse hats of every description.
A regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory^ and will be
f old by the piece at the mill priceSj via :e—Ued
ticking, ttripes, checks, and plain cloths, Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting, Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior quaL
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles,and Becrin barrels.sec
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10, 1810. »f
t-F Wan ted to mas by the year, a good
COPPER.
NOTICE.
THE Subscriber has rented and removed
his Counting Room to the Inrge new
Brick Lumbcrhouse, near Sbockoe Ware-,
house, nnd lately occupied by Mr, J<Knew|
C. Anthony. Tnis House is calculated t^ I
Store upwards of 500 Hbds of Tobacco 1
and several Thousand Barrels of Flour—
it is situated convenient to the Basin of
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY. /
Richmond^ 20th Sept. 1810. 3 m ;
A Clerk Wanted,
A man competent to keep a sstfer jf
BOOKS, he. -jf nn active turn, strarly ^
and sober.—Apply to the Kdifur of J
this ti per.
Lottery Notice* .1
On the 29*b of next month, will positive. >1
ly commence, the Drawing of ttic
Vineyard Lottery, T
»nd will finish Drnwirg in twelve weeks.
A^A A few Tickets rem 'in urs» 1<1
at ilua Oftce.—-Price 6 i-2 Dollars*