Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-25 00:00:00, page 4

ifranraggrtKyaksA tiLis
Lands Tor Sale*
BY Virtue of a decree, rendered
on the 6th day of Sept. 1809,
** K"p«Ttor court cl chrr.cery hoiden in
he city ot R'chmcr.d, in a 'niuse whe tin
ftaraucl Sm lh, J|nes A. Euchannan. and
James Callv.unj late merchants and pjri.
ners, trading under t * r.im; ami Drm of
Smith, Galhoun, fcc co* were complainants,
and Burdet Ashton, jivn. and others, were
‘kfemtaHis ; The subscribers named in
aiid decree .purpose of carrying the
san:e fr>to eff«^> yrilj sell at public bullion
for cash; the following
Tra^k'bfXandl
One Tract ol* parcel of Land lying
in the county c.f Jefferson, on Bulinkin, io
possession cf John Riley and John Dem*
met, containing 416 acres, and botm'
tied as by survey thereof made by Willi
am .Vi*PheT«en, in the yeer ISO3—also one
o her trafcl or parcel ol land, odjoining the
’ above mentioned tra£\t, ccntaihiug 309 a.
cies, m possession ofloiio Brian andTho
mat Griggs, and bounded by survey merle
in I80&by Wiliam M’Pherson—Also one
other or parcel of Land, in the afore,
said cou\ty of Jefferson, containiDG^|U a.
ctes ( W A.- M’Pher boil’s survey in Wicyecr
1803) in the possession and cccupnJBn el
Gabriel Greenfield*—The fort-go.n^aed
arc the same lends which the executors ol
General George Washington, on the21st
ol August 1804, conveyed to Burdet Ash
ton, Jun. by deed of bargain and sale ol
rtcord in the office of ihe county court ol
Jetferson, which the said Buidet Ashton.
Jun. on the I2ih ol March, 1805, mortga
ged to said executor*, also of record
io said office*
The sale of the above described
thrye liarts of lend will commence at the
dwelling home of J-hn Dcnunel, on tlia
hmt mentioned trafif on the I5!h day ol
Xur-e next at 12 o'elotk of the mid day*
The commissioners will muke *uch deed
to the resneflivtt mir.-h «« tli** nfftO*.
said corn t oi Chancery may direffl.
Bennet Taylor, 1 .
Thomas Parker j jr
John Humphreys !•■;=
and I §
William Tate, |
April aoth. 1810. j ^
FOil SALE,
AT the Vendor office of the Subscribers,
a variety of Alublim htu! Ginghams,
Nuns ami Aiielphi J 'breads ; Irish Lined'
Cotton fchiitmgs, Florentines, Callicoes
Bandannas, Peln.se Cloths, Hooialls, Nan
keens and a great variety of whit^liMlia
good.,— f/
* ALSO, //
Muscovado Sugar, Ut an<J 2ml q<Ml#r t
Pi iuic Green CuOts in oarrtly iwd cogs :
Old do. do, do.
Northern Kuai ; Pennsylvania Whiskey j
Very superior Imperial Tea in boxes
Fresh Hyson and S uichnag Tea in Chests ;
Pepper, Ginger, Albpice, Comiuras, Phi.
ladelphia Soap and Candles, fcc.
\ Fo.stt’v & Satchel!, Auct’rs.
April 10, 1S10. tf
NEW MEDICINE STUlltt.
nplIC SubeC,il>s.;s h-vi r.eanity taken a store,
* tbr Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
Wnile sal Shelton's, wuore toey tiller for sab
a vety general »*»->rirr.erit >,i iiRUdS <S Al£
DiClJ* hS / a lew ot which arc fniicicaisd.
via t
—- Amro on
—- Ada Foctiia
—•■ Arabic
Guaiac
— Gamb-Jgl
—My nil
Opiura
1 -- Copal
— Shell L«
W ■ Tragacuith
•cua Fottii
fVr.natio
Arrow-Root
Camphor
Cowhage
K'i *n'*; Pale Be
Cidifo Tana
r:* amoir.i t Flo a
M-»;r.;Siia
T.Up
Ipecac
Calomel
r»rt Croet
£j**i»te Uurgamot
• *—« Lumen
—-- Bftuce
“Ysiowr-n
Notcnrr*
Mas* %
8m. &c. fide;
* \
\
* rcr.eral mrsortmcjyjf PAINTS U. DTI Kg
nPl.OJ—all of wliiufywdl l>« io u a.t ow ms at
»( . ..oi .iorc in thnt Ay, Medical p*acti inn.
**h And gentlemen who iye in the babt i',
medicine in th« country, *>U do v*eU to cal!
, . , , ^ VAiL «< KOOliKS.
Kid. tot.n,v9ih Acf. 3bl%
■—* ~ •■■■* *■ ■ • ■—— — ■ ■ ...
HALS A1 run OFF ICS
klf* A FKW I’AKDJOMX corn's of
GIBBON’S
\ BUCLINE & FALL
\ 07 THE d —■
ROMAN EMPIRE ;
to which is added) (>n tfu* edM»n oj.fy*
iTUE v tilt lXTBPPtTIKO
* LIFE of the AUTHCU,
kifchl VoWj luce Octavo, Puce £0 1!©!.
kr<
raient naubctnt.
Steer’s Chemical
deldoc
Batwj|an’* Diepa
3; i; Jfi Oil
Dayrce Peppe-.mint
'i «#lin£t«fi*a Bnlturii o\
Life
Dr. Rawtoa's Cc’ebra.
j ted
Do. Wjfl&ennirf
i Anti wowsnd bts
V machic Bitter*
\po. de. Worm
lbnvdcrs
wb«’^a’a Itch O'nt.
tr.c|t
Do.'Jor Lrr.’a Genuine
) Windham Billion*
Piill
Andetsen’e do,
Hoepet** no,
l)r 'I homjitnV Aroma.
*;c Tooth prate
Do. Eye Water
Ftbrifttfe Elctuary
fct* A^uc an « Fever,
HmhJc>’* InfaMible Re.
^Edy for »i.a Pij.^a
Xm. Coo!**'a Vegetable
M. t*\r or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice liuteis
./*■ v s'
KOti&L
NECESSITY compels me to make far
ther application to all those who ere
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
tadetny, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub
scriptions* and all such are hereby reques
ted to make, payment to the subscriber to
enable tha building oommittee to pay all ar
rears lor work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order
with the work fiext spring, it
education of oar rising progeny,
menu and attaches them to rep
ciples and gives a spring to libert’
dependence. 1 have undertaken t;
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William W.’Heuing, Esqrs. tha other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of the
Academy lias progressed considerably, 1
flatter myself there will be but little trou«
be! ia ob.aining the money for the purpose
of carry ing into effect so laudable an insti
tution.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Dccbember 8th, 1809. tf
“■ •*' ' " "mrnmrn
Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE;
D. J• Burr,
In addition to the articles manufactured at %Vc
Peuitentiary, offers for sale anjatarr^nt
of Goods of yl
Home Maniifciqjihf ;
'ri* • fine and coarso hats of every description.
A regu.ar supply of cotton doth on conslgnmeni
irotn the Providence manufactory and «ill be
sold by the piece at the mill pricus., via :*Hcd
licking, siripes. checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton, sindv and double
Home blade Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
loader by ;hs keg, warranted ol superior qual.
i'y- Philadelphia Porter and Ale id casks and
»otiles,and Baer in barrels.
Hainss. Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Sitms, Coloured and Black Ro&ns.
Ftomnrj 1© 1810 * if
IT'J^'V’.tate.l to axaa by the year, a (rood
COOPER. * 6
1 " " ' 1 'i I
A dvertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS,
DLLI VERED Mr Thomas Wi
att’s Emanuel, a Boatman at Lvm^burg,
directed on th« Box to the care oflff Rev.
A. Fester, in Richmond, in Decetfl^K 1809
—Containing 5 seta Hawrr’s Cmmh Hie_
tory in 2 vol. 5 vol». Myles Hist(®pT4 vols.
Revised Code, 2d val. s S Wirt’s Sneechra ,*
•bout 12 quires fine large paper i 2 Watt’s
Hymns; S Smart's Introduction to Latin_l
do. to Lstm Grsmmaral Life of John Earl
ses2 Tutor’s Guide'll American Preceptor
*1 Newtonian Fh.losophy—2 Life of Da.
rid—1 Resignation, a poem—1 Grounds of
a Holy life—1 Lee’s life, k«. Any person
having a knowledge of such a Box or of
^ach books by leaving word or delivering
them at A. Foster’s, in Richmond, or at the
Press Office in Lynchbarg, shall be rewar.,
tied.
The Thorough bred English Horse,
WONDER,
WILL STAND the ensuing ^eamg^at my
stable, st Paineeville, (foumfrlsl^mn'jne
p:n Chute*!,) in Anselia countyMMl be let
to miss a* fiva guineas the jgpmt^QPayable
the twenty .fifth day of Decsmfler following— |
:en debars ibo sing!* leap, to oe pi id down, and
forty collars to ensure a mure being in foal—
the money for the insnreai-e will be enacted if 1
.he projwirty i* changed—and in eiihtr ease one ;
dollar to tbs gi'ocot. Goed and eatentive pa*,
.u-tjre gr*t*s, bat I will not be responsible for
accidents or cscapcbawintrca fed upon ita'.ma 1
.lie idfn'j provided the money it. sent with them i
The season will commence ill* Jst of f.farth,
and eiidibo first of August following.
JOHN JETERt
kf&rcb 1st, 1S!0.
1 . _
MANcrfLaiER TURNPIKE COM
PANY.
THE Subdbtiear wnnta to pu'chave five
prime MOLES* for which ^#beral
price trill be allowed; And tsivwuld
hire for the tcsrduecl the year,
<jKO V^ and two BO lift capable ul
driving cau.
1 Jame* Brander, Clk.
April 14, 18 !0. ftlA
CANDLES, SOAP. COFFEE, kc.
80 Boxes Northern oandlcs^ suitable for
Rummer use.
40 do. Soap. 4
Fume Crc n Coffee in BarrelAWBazs
40 Kartell, Cyder,
10 do. Apple Brandey^just rw»
eived and for sate by
\ i Asa Otis,
Flrtfa<#> below tbv Bell Tavern*
Riel.H)ord\Jay 1810,
I l he subsewber tmnsacts Commis
sion BusineSB—He has for sale
on consJgnmdfct,
/Cut IlStrings, //
/Whisky,
Queens Ware, I
Havanna Sugars,
Robot Gamble.
Riebnr.ocd, i4th May* 1810, jlm
Mshop Madison’s 1
MAP OF ViHGINIAf
for Side at thi* Office* '
k E M O V A L; . r
Thomas Diddkp, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced in his
trade, reapectluUy inform* his
and the public generally, tha; h^fll re
moved his Tulnr'» Simp to the maiiiKireet
adjoining Mr Robert dell, Stiddw, and
opposite Ur Da.Val’s Apcthcc.w shop,
where he will thankfully receive f >y busi.
ness in his line, and hopes try attention anil
eodeVvoms to please, to merit a continu
ance of favour.
Richmond, May 4th, 1810. e pSm
Land for Sale,
BY rirtue of a deed of trust bear
ing date the 35ih day of March, eighteen
hundred and seven, executed by Carter
Wilkerson and Sally his wife, to the sub.
sertbers as trustee, tor the narpose of se.
curing a sum of inwry tlawin mentioned,
to be due to WilltuftWli iidmr, rViil be eota,
at Cumberland ceujVhyse, on Monday,
tha 88th day of May turn, being cour^lay,
A Tractj&k Lan£r
In the deed codvcye^ cornering
2J0 acres, lying InAUe aaidqounty of Cum.
berlandj near thu/ourt*huus0k and adjoin.
Ing Tbomss Hdbseu’s tract of land, on
whiah the eoart-hoase stands, recording
t" the previsions of an act, entitled an utt
concerning executions aiul for other pur*
peses—the subscribers will convey the title
to the purchaser or purchaueis, as vested
in them as trustees only.
John G. Datliel.
Thomas H. Walton.
Cumberland) April 2Sd, 1810.
tds.
NO TIC El
A meeting of the Commissioners
(.appointed by an afci of the General A?,
sembiy of Virginia on the 8th dm of Jan
uary Iasi) for the purpose, of adj^ing the
claims of the sofieiers by theS»king ol
Nicholas’s Warehouse*, will takeplace, in
the Town of Wanen, on Thursday the fth
of June next ; persona interested are re*
quested to attend prepared with such e
vidence as may bo necessary io establish
thair respective claims,
May l*i, 1810*
In Hanover County Court April 2dth, 1610,
Jesse Ckw r
A6AINST
Samuel H'^gaion Jamts Caron, f In
adm'ir ofjohn lJ:igi;on dee'd > Chlrcery.
and Cha'lej Thompson and V
William Walton, J
This day came the Plaintiff by his Counsel 1
and the Defendant Ssnmel Higgason net having
emeYtd hi* appearance and given seemity ac
cording io me act of Alterably and the mid
ot ihis coart, and it appearing to the aatiut'ic.
tion of vhe court that he is not an innjfcjtant'of
this coentry, on the motion of vhe flfflfeHft bv
Rrcbai-d Morris, jun. his counsel, itfiMmlere*
l hax the Defendant Samuel Iliggfcsdffrdo aa'
pear here on the foorth Wednesday in July
next to answer the bil of the Plaintiff and lhai
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Argua, printed in the City of ff,eli.
mona, for .wo months successively, and that a
noihcr copy be potted at the front door of the
Court Hoate of this county.. And it u farther
decreed and oidered, that the other defendants
James Cason, aom’r of John Higgason, dcc\l
and Charles Thompson amt William Walton
do not pay away or otherwise dispose of any
money or effects in their bands belonging to the
said difendant Samuel Higgason till the farther
oider of ihc Coart.
A copy, Test
W lllimn Polarcl,. ft. c. c
cpim
•1 HE
* charge
valuaule
ty, on Flat
Ooo acres,
»& very valuable
apply to
G
Elias V. Lachaize,
taylo
Next door to Mr. Niclsi
cny, returns thanks to those
*c| hi-n with thfir custom, -
In*Ms and «he public generally, I
JV** welved the latest prevailing
Philadelphia. * b
Particular attention, (and
no disappointment^ paid te a l orders ftem the
country.
Richmond, April 13th, 1810. ,W8t.
B O ~0_K~~
Just received and for sale by
‘•'Samuel Pleasants, jr.
Fielding’s History of Tom Jones*
Sittson’s Euclid.
Refl’a Anatomy, Henry's Travels in
iscofield on Cow-Pock Canada and the !n.
Buck s Miscellaneous tlian T erritories,
Works between the years
Fuller • Defence 1760 .ind 1776
Washington or Lib. Fdwards cn Baptism
erty Restored) n Ft iend and Physician
Poem, by 'i l.oinas burder’a Histotth of
Northmore, Eaq. the Holy BiW^I
Memoirs of Kuiuuul Hetiing and lV®n.
Foote. Iraq. ford’s Report* S
Christian Preacher vote.
The Miseries of Hu« Ty let's Reports, l
man LIU? vol. to be con’ino*
Antidote to ditto eti
Uquel t« the Anti* Harris nncl McHcrt.
11 w® fy’s Reports
Ref*, or Ameiknn Amhim's Blsckstone
Ctmusand Edaca- Kendal's Travels
tfPn thimijfh (hi- North*
Tl»e NcvfliR’i Ms* cm parts of the U
* gtztu* Stales, in tlic scats
X&UT*-*
I
JACK ANDREW'S,
TED by Wm. Lightfoot, esq.
of diaries City county, full
hfteen and a halt hands high, a blood bay,
finely formed, in high health, vigor and
spirit, the mo** a&ive and best bottomed
horse, ever imported into this countiy, how
rising 15 years'old,—
Will stand the ensuing season at Sandy
Point in Charles City county, and will be
let to mares at twenty.five dollars the
season, which may be discharged by the
payment of twenty dollars if paid within
the season, which will commmee the lit
•f March and end ilie first of August;
Ten dollars the single leap ; forty dollars
to insuie a mare in foal; and one dollar
to the groom t The leap and groom mo.
ney to be paid when the service is ren
dered. Provided the mar* is-changed
the owner shall by liable* Extensive pas.
tarage gratis, and all possible care taken
to prevent accidents or escapes, but nw
liability for either.
Wm. H. LIGHTFOOT.
Sandy Point* March 1, 1819.
This celebrated horse’s performances in
England, have not been inferior to any
horse there, except his brother Dick An.
drews, who is c>ns.d*ied now the best
horse in that country, giving seven pounds
Ja-.k Andrews won twice ia 1797, then
Mr Lord’s properly— sec Rtclng Calen*
dar for that year.
At Worcester July 5th, a maiden plate
of 50f, for 3 yetis old, 6 atone, 4 mile
he»t«, was wen by Jack Andrews at 3
neats, beating Mr Darlington’s ch f Miss
itlrt. i. VMtre r 14 • ^4*. fiiVie.Anfa
Priscilla, eged | Sir XV. \V. Wynn's br h
Sweet Botbsrem, 5 years cld } Mr Han.
din’s br c Eglantine, A j curs old; at Staf
ford, Oft. 7th. The town por*e of 50/.
A mile heats, was wm* by Jack Andrews,
three years old, at three heats, beating
Mr Eettcson’s Little Pickle, four years
old ; Mr Barlow’s Rodenalt, four years
old ; Mr Denham’s Honest Vena, 6 years
old } Sir W. VF. Wynn's b h True Blue
5 years old:
In 1799, at Nantwich, Thursday, July
8th—50/, for 3 end 4 years old, he wan,
beating Mr fcsvis'a cl. e Cannon, 5 years
old; bt&mfbtd'b b f Scoteila, three years
old.
Derby, August I5di—H^vron 50/, free
for any horse, betting LiO^cf fH^Talfey,
Falconer and True In 1759 l\ won
twica, to wit—at Ludtew, on Fnday the
4th cf July, 4 mile bfaata, (Jta/3 ah z.
gas. boating Lord lisferd’s «fchyfc »arq »at
three heats. f J / / ]
At Worcester, Abgusjf 8t%^>He won
the city end county fr^fcnptian^if 50/,
A mile h^ts, beating filly
Dotcheas, w^ear3 old ; MrJCuvsntcn's b
h Integrity, i^Pariner % Snail’s ch
e Hacks} 5 yea^^ld ; aftaf rhe first heat,
itor to one bn he^^afurlhe second heat,
four to one cn Jaci^\tmrew(«
In tSOb, ho won Tm times, to wit *
At Le#es, then the ^^>ei ty of Majo
Rookes, August Hlh /« Lord Sacki
fille's b h Laborie, 4/mlle^fcats, for 50
guineas—At Oxf?rd/the towb plats of
50/, in Aogust, wa/ wan by jkek An.
die.vs at 4 mile neats, beaiinJVJSir F.
Poole’s ch m DutiJess of Limbs, 5 years
old ; Lord Lar.eg/i’s b h Wrangle, dik.
t&nced, th« 4th hjtt—September at War
wick, he won the town plate of 50/, 4
mile heats, beating Mr Tharm'a b h
Marquis, Mr Brooke’s b h Cheshire, Mr
Fdward’s b m Dutchess.
At Abington, Tuesday, September
1 Gih, the members purse of 50/, for all
** IlltiC UV.tU3| WUII vy jats Alii
drews, at three heats, beating Sir P.
Poole’sb m Meicreant, 5 years old) Mr
Wheley’a ch c Expectation, Mr Fran
gley’s b h Gupid-fc*six to four on Miscre
ant.
In 1801, Jack Andrews, at New Mar
ket, April loth received forfeit from Mr
Hctlicoai’a Symmetry, 8 stone, 6 lb. 200
guineas, half forfeit.
Bebuaiy, June l6tl* The Bebury Stakes,
a hand) cap ol 100 guineas each, half for
feit, 4 miles was w«n by Jack Andrews,
age I, beating Lord Sackville’s K.xpefta.
t.on, 5 years old, Sir Henry X. Vine’s
Cock Fighter, 3 years old, Mr R. Heth
coai’s Hippons, aged, his royal highness
ihc Prince of Wales's Dick Andrews,
Mr Hethcoat’s Pop.ngay, and Cox’s Ed.
win.
June 17th, a sweepstake of 5 guineas
each, twenty substnb rs, was won by
Jack Andrews, beating col. (irnsvtnor’s
Lady Catharine, Mr Ho worth's Snuff
Box.
Bedford, September lO'.h—The Wo
urn stake of 10 guineas each, 5 miles 5
subscriber*, was won by Ins royal high,
ness the Prnce of Wales’* b h Jack An
drews, aged, beating Mr Watson’s b h
Triumvir, Mr CJaldirg*# b c Skyrocket.
Endfuld, September 23—50/, for a«)l
ages, 4 mile heats was wen by J^ck
Andrews, aged, a* 3 h:at?, beating'Mr
Froglcy’s gr g Ploughbor, velvet. horse
Li tic Thought Of, Hephcstion and Con
tet’or—3ee Rating Calendar for these
years. It would swell an Advertisement
to loo great a length to imrj.ioo cii the
ran s lie has won.
Sactptakes of 20 guineas rcch, 9
5 subscriber*, Mr ltookt’s Jack
Andrttv?, aged, II slor.c, 7 lb.
•ver—Racing Calendar for I8v»
page. 385.)
1 A*. Lambourne, in S-pt. Wednesday
JOlh, ha won the 50/ gift of Lord Cra.
ven, 4 miles heat, 4 heats, beating Mr
Coventry's eh h Sacripant, Mr Bacon’s b
I m Snap.
Wm. LIGHTFOOT.
PEDIGREE.
Jack and re w* was got by Jee Andrews,
' his dam by Highflyer, his grandam Car.
dinal Puff, his great g audnm by Tatler, (
his great great grandam by Snip, In*
great great great grandam by Loid
Godolphin's Arabian) his gieai great y>\'.
great grandam by Stanyan’i Arabian,
which mare was awn .,uier to Fraimcn's
White neck, full sister to the Minb ny’
Galloway, gieai gteat great great g out
grandam by Sauce box, a son of Gregg,
site of Croft's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
I do certify that the above pedigree i*
a true copy from the original oue sent me
by Jame3 Lord. Given under ray band
and seal the twenty third day or D*eeu««
her, oho thousand eight hundred and four
War. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipsa, his
dam by Ahtmantfa, by Omnium, her duos
Cloudy by Blank—Crab, Weddingtoii
mare by Parmer—General Stud *a.lU
page Sth) printed in 1803, by Jame,
VYcatherby.
VIRGINIA »
At a superior court of Chancery hoi*
den in Richmond, June 1st, 1805.
Between
Thomas Harris in his own right, and ab
administrator of BillyeHarris, deceased>
Augustine Harris, Jaihas Semple and Jo
ana his wife, S-tmuel Boush, and Felly
his wifr, Lewis Fort and Elisabeth Li#
wife, and Jeise Hargrave, administrator
of John Harris, Pltfs.
and „
nenry rurrn, aumimiiraior oi vyuhiui
Harris, who was c.n« of the executors
of John Harris, deceased^ William Guy,
executor of George Guy, deceased, An.
thony Thornton, executor of Walker
Taliaferro, deceased, Joseph Ricnesoc,
William Taliaferro. John Andersnoj
executor of Wilson Frevi’ian, who w. s
executor of Thomas Freviltcn, who
•Ian an executor of the said John Hkr—— 1
ris, deceased, Deft/ Qm 1
'1 he defendant Henry HarrisjucZV
ert whom an attachment for his contempt--/
in not answering the bill* of tue plaintihtf
hath been executed, still failing to answer
the same, the court tnis first day c! June,
in the yexr of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud five, on morion of the plain,
tiffs by Counsel, doth take their bill* for
confessed, as to that de.ifldant, and order
chat he do render an account of his iutei.
tate’s ad minis ration ef the goods, chatttis,
and credits of John Harris, deceased, be.
fore one of the commissioners o! tne court
to oe by turn examined, sta ed^ se tied, aud
to me court reported, with any special
mutters thought pertinent by himself, or
required by the parties to be specially sta.
led ; unless the said defendant on or be
fore the tenth day oi me terra .next after
he sftsli be served w;tu a copy at this or*
dcr, shew cause to tne contrary,
g[A Copy—Teste,]
Teter Tmsiey* €. c.
Commissioner’s Office,
• Richmond 4th nio. 28th, 1810.
The parties are hereby notified,
that I have appointed the 20:a day of the
7th month £i. e. July next,] to perfect the
account directed by the above order of
court; on which day, they are requested
to attend at my Office, [in this City] witfe
their accounts, atvd vouchers, reat.y ior
examination and settlement.
SAMUiiL 1’^RSONS, Cornmissinnar,
(w« t,
At r Chancery District- court held in
Williamsburg the 20th day of July, 1B09.
Jos’ah Hyland and Cattiariue hi. wife/i'hotna*
Armutcad and jane his wife, and William F*
Colaton and Elizabeth his wife,
Pifu.
John Nicholson and iia<7 cCtrtr,
licfts.
On the motion of the D o. Nicbol
by hia counsel, he is perm- He his an
in this cause, b forfeits ns rinjr the
doth refer the accounts betw e Pits. J
Hyland and Catharine bis i the said
fondant, to one of the C ct of this
court, who ia directed
settl/ilie same, and ma
coutt with any mattersj
pertinent by lrimself,
A Copy
AnthonyjRobinson, c. c.
The parties concerned are hereby
Notified hat I have appointed the 25th day of
Jone next for the purpose of taking the Account ,
1 directed by this order.
VVm. Col man, I\f. C.
[ Commiasioncr’s Oflicc, March^;^8lG^ {
For Sale,
! A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch of Fine Ceekr,
wit ch contain* about five licu-ired ..nd six
ty acres j two hundred acres at lt..st
. which are un learetl. The superior
' etiun, anti many other local edvante
■ the land will render it very de».r<*
! my person who may be iliopov-;
I chase Laud in ibis county. i'hr pr
etsr, living on the place, will wnn pi-' _
sure show it to any one who wisne* if> *»c»
icome a piuctiMser. T.ie terms ot sate will
be nccummodatcd to toe C'tivcu.eu&e who i
i put chaser if t.uasih!*:. * I
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