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To which 18 cddetl, (in thit edition fir.lyj
THE VERY INTERESTING
LIFE OP THE AUTHOR,
written by Himself*
Eight VoJs, Large Octavo, Price 22 DoL
lars
B Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
she subscriber by Archibald Taylor, of
Henrico county, for the purposes inerein
expressed, will be sold, to the higv*bid.
der, for ready m« ney, at the dwelli^^iouse'
of said Taylor, on the fifteenth day of next
month, all the STOCK, and HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURS, mentioned in said deed.
NOBLE JORDAN, Trustee.
Henrico,13th -January, 1810. tds
ON thelfith of next month, will be Sold,
for ready money, to the highest bidder,
at the late residence ofEdmund Mouuvcas
tk*, dec. the
PLANTATION
Whereon he livedo containing by estimati
on^ one huodted acres, more or leas. AL
aoj' the following -rj
NEGROES, to vritrn !
Frank, Aaron, Pat, and her two children
Kczinh and "Eliza, and Judy, which said
property was conveyed to the subscriber
by said Edmund M umtcastle and Elrza
beth, his wife, to secure the payment of
two thousand dollars due to John II. Chris
tian, and is of record in New Kent county
court.
jONFS R. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
New Kent, January 8th, 1810, t!5'F
jNEGR OESlFQlTSA LEl
AT Cumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
Monday in March nNfct, being court
day, will be sold, seven o/eight Hkely and
trainable NEGRO MEN/y thyi'nefit of I
the otherwise unsecuredxlTditcni/f James,
Thomas and Francis Deane, w Ip/he II have
entitled themselves to such bewt by svb
scribing a compromise which;* such cre
ditors hnth been pfoposed—rand according
to a deed cl trust made to the subscribers.
'•William Daniel,jr.
Edward Booker
JriBuaf vlOlh, f1810. ids
IN Coukctl, September 19th, 1809.
ON contidcra’-ion of the report of the corn.
mittre who examined the Auditor’s office,
It i* *dvi-ed, flint'from and afier the 1st day of
January neat, the auditor be instructed in every
crae whermnv claim"by virue of an order or
certificate of-Court is prefen.ed to him by a per.
8 >n v/hoac name is nor tncn .ioaed-therein, to re
q- i*e .ucti persen to produce also an order or
powrvef Attorney from the indhrldr.l in whose
favn* aitriy-order or certificate of court was
_._»_ • .it j _r r
i-\. 7TI u |IU ■ i u ^ a * it WI Win, Wti IICM
at least. certified by * magistrate or notary pub.
lie, that such an individual actnaily iigned Had
ackno.vltdgcd the s'.me . 7 j
.Extract frem the journal. / J
DANIEL L. HYLTON, !
Clerk oflhc CouncH.
rTt» Ctrvcii, January 4>b, lfl'6.
It is sdvised, That, the •prratisn of the rule
pres tlbrd for the auditor by the advice of Conn* j
cil of 'he 19th Sepfrm’'rr hit relative to the
au;hen icatimt of claim?founded upon orders or
ceir ificnirg of court shall be suspended until me
ltvdayof March next.
Extract from the journ#l«
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council
4 1* Y virtue of a trust deed executed by
| JO Charlts M. Gilliam to the subscriber,
| hearing datr the 11th day of March 1800,
| Will be sold at Thos. Colleys'Tavern, 1n
| Cr»rtersvil!e,on Saturday the S^0QM»y of
i Fihruaty next, to the highest bW(Wr, foe :
I r sh, 'wo negro slaves, named Ll^rlSand
| SALLY, for put poses expreaseH in said ,
K trust deed.
| AKCH. TAYLOR, Trustee?.
S; Cartrr*ville Jan. 25t'«, 1810. 3w
| live Dollars Heward
|j IITlU, be given fer apprehendi g and bring,
pj * * ’"’K home a negro-fellow b> the name of
i| DANIEL (nr T)a:iiol Hopcr/] who was hired
last y *r to Mr Tli'^nas Harris, and. ever since
B hi* being discharged by said Harr* bus been
ip running at large} be is about T«n'r two
|g years >.f age, soul builTj about #^mt TO in .
■ ebrs high, Hastwo o» three scars onsjis thrust.,
■ and talks w 'b a coarse *t-ong voicr. AH per..
■ sens a>e focuarned rarboipii.g or employing
■ him or cstryiitg h'm *w»v.
4 THOMAS PLLIOTT,
^ (tlrhffiosd, January 9*M». 1310| if
B Y OH SALE;
■ A bAHJOTi of good work
B /I man-nip ar-d mater.?!*, and in ex.
B tf-llrnt condition 1» 'has hanging brace*
nr with fin ed B-,f Hr*, wntp head springs,
H; fushmtiable Barr.utrbt rnrrhnisi/^WTiin
^ springs rla'ed Poo* and C<,monad# Han*
B d'e?, Hnirrf' fuHy *ttiF>d end Wrnm-d.
Bj pinted Mouldings, n» d Venetian Blinds 8f
■ Classes »o d'or», Quarter*, Bttcjt, and
m Front, ar.d plated Harness for a pair of
■ Horres. For term#, annly to *,'***t*.
m WREN 8c ROBINSON,
■ Thr«*t doors below the Swan tsve'n,
B where *bc carriage may be seen. tf
■ H E N I N G^ S
m New Virginia Justice,
■ 'CONTRIVING mF*
B Ti e TJutr* of a Jim* tee of Peart, See1 toge
B rl rr with a variety oj useful precedents
B evented to the'law* now in force. Also
B forms of conveyancing, stub as deed* of
B bargain ant! sole, lenseand rc-leese, mort.
g»re. 'tmt. hr
B GEHWA.N A-*n ENGLISH*
b Almanacks for 1 81(3$
B for sale at this cfS4t J
TVY virtue oT deed of tnrt «**cnt*fl bf \
^ Cnarles Munnin to Dancy Bradley, 1 shall
proceed to sell for ready money at Charles City
Court-house, on the third Thursday in sfext
mon'h, being court day, twoNEGKOEJ na
med Ti.da and 'Delila. M0
.y-Jokn Bradley, Ex’r. wr
Dancy Bradley, decrd.
Inttbary, 16th 18i0. .[ids
One Thousand
WANTED,
FOR theintersstot which, apias
acres of valuable land will be given, until rhe
ooney isrefunded. Nearly 100acres arerich low
promids,now in cultivation, lyiitg on navigable,
water, the improvements new and very good, in
s healthy and desirable country. Enquire Of the
Printer
September 8, ltJUts. tf ^
k E M O V A L.
*t'* »S subscriber has removed near the Bason,
* where he continues to keep a of^
Private E?ntertainmj?jft.
Hie has also for sale, ft general assodm®^of
GROCERIES. Likewise sells afl "kinds of
soumry produce on commission.
HEZEK.IA.H TURYEAR.
Richmond, May 17th, 1809. tf.
N. B. The highest price given for wheat.
H. P.
J U ST RECEIVED,
A general ataortnyent of
Dutch Bolting
of superior quality, M
also, f jf
2 Piano Fortes,
J. D vHMBDATT.
Richmond, Nut. 31,1809.
, OaEPti & Gii.oW)E wfAHX offer for sale
J on board the sch^naiy£e»enra» 60 SLACKS
SA'LT Twil'ed Sack^£nd well ff&ifhey
are in daily expectation^ receiving AenSfhno.
sand bushels LlVER^OtM. GROlmD ^LT,
which will be disputed of qn reasonable terms.
Richmond, 2d^Necexnber,\809. tf
TH E Subscriber wrsnes to employ
TWO -good Workmen ib the Wheel*
wright business, to whom good wages will
be given : the workmen may kOl liberty
to work by (he piece—Also tv/pFimten.
tices are wanted ton he WbeeNrriptftou*
sines*. j
A. Quarricr.
Richmond. 8th Oct. 1809. ("tf
NEW MEDICINE STOKE. ~
'rHE Subscribers have recently taken a store,
* near the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shelton's, where they offer for sale
i very general assortment of DRUGS is* MX
DIcJNiiS i a -few of which are enumerated,
riz /
Gum Aloes Tatent Medicine.
- Ammon Steer’s Chemical Opo
- Assa Foetid* dcldoc
- Arabic . Bateman’s Drops
Guaiac British Oil
-.Gamboge Essence Peppm-mint
- Mynh Turlington’s Balsam of
— Opium [ Life
— Copal Dr. Rawson'sCelebra
— Shell Lac ted Itch or Beautify
— Tragacanth ing Ointment
Aqua Foriia Do. do. Genoine
Annatto Ami biliou^and fjfo
Arrow-Root ' rnachic Biti
Camphor Do. do.
Cowbage Powder*
Red and Pale Bark W> muon’* Itch Oint
Cieim Tartar ment
Chamomile Flowers Do&or Lee's Genuine
Magnissia Windham Billious
Jalap Pills
Ipecac 1 Andersen's do.
Calomel Hooper's do.
Tart Ernet" Dr 1 homsoti** Aroma
Ssteace Burgamtt 'tic Tooth Paaie
■ ■ ■ I.esaon ; Do. Eye Water
.— Spruce Febrifuge Electuary
Cloves for Ague and Fever.
Nutmegs HinkleyVIrfallible Re
Mace nv»dy for the Piles
Cassis, 2tc.Su.be>: Dr. Conley’s Vegetable
Elmir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
jfLSO
A general assortment of PAIW2T> !i Dt’lJ'fG
DHUGS—all of which will be sold as low as at
tny other store in this city. Medical practit ion.
trs and gentlemen who »*e in the habit of selling
medicine in tfie-country, will do well to call.
VAIL fc ROGERS."
Richmond, 39th Aug. 1809
A BANK. NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, was taken from a black boy 1
who c*'led himself James Smith, & saypjie fawnd
it in the street—Not thinking it pmptf’t<| let#he
boy keep it. 1 defined it for the proper* o^er,
eh* may h*ve\it, ou giving satisfao#>ry^vi.
fence of his or tbsir tight to it and p£ing the
aspens* of this advai tisement.
jotm McDonald
Richmond. March 10th, 1809. tf
NOTICE.
NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
ther application to all those who are
indebted to the trustee*of the Richmond A.
cademy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
first and second class and 'Voluntary sub.
scriptions, and dll such are hereby reques
ted to make paynr.mt »o the subscriber to
enai fe the budding committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, and to erttflre
materials this winter in oder uyprfcAd
with the wonk next spring, it bcipg fMthe
education of our rising progeny, w#icb #ns.
merits and attachesjtkcra to republican prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and In.
dependence. I'have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
ami William VV. Hening, Esqrs. the other
mvmbers of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of the
Academy ha* progressed cemidersbly, I
flatter myself there will be bat little irou«
be| in ob aining the money for the purpose
of carrying into evlect to laudable an insti
tution.
ROBERT MITCHELL
Decbember ~th, 1809. if
nptlE Subscriber beler anxioap-'TiPN
* charge hi* debt*, offer* \of sale, *
valuable Plantation, lying In
tv, on Flat Creik, containing
•00 acres, I considerable quj
is very valuable ir.e»U*w Lr
apply to
WILLIAM
Grove-Brock, October 13th, 1809.
ARCHELAUS HUGHES
Commission Merchan
On the Basin, STORES and SE
kind of PRODUCE on the usual
sign. i
"Richmond. (wl3m)
FOR SALE.—A handsome, second hand
London bailt CHARIOT, which has
been bur little used and is in a good#state
of preservation. Apply to the prinpr, or
to Mr. Hvghks, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern where the carriage
may be seen. tf
Wanted for the picSc.it year,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT.
JANE who i6 a good Seamstress. Iwroultf
be preferred. She must com| well
recommended for honesty, See. Enquire
of the printer.
~~ FOR SAEE,
A HOUSE & LQT.r^
V[OW in the occupancy of Mrs.VCthaj
-k s rine Dabney. For particularism re
of the printer.
Junuary 15, 1810.
T will SKLL to the higutit uiduu uu uc pre
x misea,in the Town of Manchester, on Friday
the 9th day of Feiwaary# if fair, otherwise, on
the succeeding daV the MOUSE and TENE
MENT niw in the <*cunjncy of Mr/!Tfchaniel
Chiders as a TaveriVXcontaining Sim foe. in
front of the main »tr Jk, and 165 Met The
terms will be made »o\n on the dly'of sale.
Mr. Robert M«Tyoy the\}rm:r owner of the
above tenement w/\ exectfle a deed for any ti
tle he may haveAith the relinquishment of the
eventual tight of doweT of Mrs M‘Tyre.
JOHlf BAKER.
January 13th, ISi7. tf
Halifax County, November Court, 1809.
Richard Wain, Pltf. \
acainst / In
William Bayes and Thomas Dr-LChan
venport, jr. administrator of C eery.
Henry King, deceased, Deftsi
THE defendant William Bayae-wt har
ing entered his appearance am^Mven
security agreeably to tW adt o/a|seBbly
and the roles nf th;S court, Ind/tlpCar
ing to the satisfaction of thtmcou?trthM he
is not an inhabitant of this Cratayyiwalth,
on motion of the plaintifTby his coudsel, it
is ordered, that the said William Bayes, do
appear here on the fourth Monday in
March next, and answer the plaintiff’s
bill.} and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the newspapers
publ-shed in the city of Richmond, for two
mouths successively, & posted at the front
door of the’court house of this county.
Copy—Teste,
SAMUL WILLIAMS, d. c. a. e.
Halifax County, :*T<Jvemoer Court} 1809.
Richard Wain, Tltf.
AGAINST ] In
John King and Thomas Davenport, A^han*
administrator of Henry FKing, f eery
deceased, defts. J
THE defendant John King, mot -having
A .nf.rpll hi- .nn.ao.n,. .ml mi —__
curity agreeably to the act of assembly wnd
the rules of this court, and it appearing to I
the satisfaction of the court that le i£ict |
an inhabitant of this commoaw|alihjfton
motion of the plaintiff by hisltomu2lrv is !
ordered, that the said John Kikdo appear
here on the fourth Monday In MM next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs—and
that a copy of thts order be forthwith in.
serted m aome one of the newspapers .pub*
Hshed in the city of Richmond, for two
•months successvely, and posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said county.
A Copy—Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, n. c. n. c,
VIRGINIA »
la Halifax County Court, In Chancery. 25th
Dec. 1809.
Between
Alexander Cunningham Tltff.
and
Jesse Carter, Matthew Cabanesi
ecutor of Theodor ick Carter, dec. j
dy Carter, relict of aaid decedent
Tits defend,mt Jesse Qanerl
tered his appearance and given'
ding to the wet of Assembly and..
Court, 'and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that he it Dot an fehabitaut of this
CommonwoalthweOa motion ef the plaintiff by
his Counsel, it-ie ordered, that the said last men
tioned defendant, do appear here on the fourth
Monday i» March next and answer the bill of
the p'aintiif—-And that a eopy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one Of the News p»pers
published in the City of Richmond for eight weeks
suecestvcly and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of the .said C«>nty.
A CopywwTeste,
Samuel Williams, n.t. n. c.
“"VTFTrflNlA :—
In Halifax County Chart, In Chancery.
25th Dec. 1809.
Between
Edward Terrell, Rift;
and
Nathan Henderson, William Moore, D
Charles Harris, William Henderson, C
Jacob Furgoson, John Henry, Ed**>d«f(s.
ward Henderson. James Henderson, \
Phoebe Combs k Frederick Ferrell,^
The defendant, Nathan Hrn<‘ t
having entered his appearan* i
security according to the act r
and the Rules of this Court,si •
ing to the satisfaction of the t
he is not an Inhabitant of thm _ _jm
wealth; On motion of the Plaintiff by his
counsel, it is ordered, thdt the said last
mentioned defendant, do appear here on
the fourth Monday in March newt, and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
•n one of the news papers published in the
Icily of Richmond 'for eight weeks succes*
sively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse ®f the aaid County.
A copy—Test,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, r> c. x. e.
mattresses
Ol7 ALL SIZES ANDXlxVDS,
ur ADEand repaired, agreeably to order, In th#
tVA large wooden house opposite the Old City
r*vern, two squares bslnw the market bridgs
Hicbmondr
i J- S, rie^ints.
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•Vn© now ready for delivery to
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the
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HP t wr* »
A COLLECTION
OF ALL THK
LA IfS OF VIRGINIA,
) • 1
* .FROM THE
FIRST SESSION or the LEGILATU RE,
I* THE TEAR 1619.
FWRI.YaHED FtTRSUANT TO AN ACT ‘OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA. PAS
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ARY, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT
HSSOttM AND EIGHT. ^
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VOLUME <1.
bt William waller Hening.
— r —
The Laws of a country are necessarily
corihected with every thing belonging to
the ©eople of it; so that a thorough know!,
edg^ot them, and of their progress would
Inform us of every thing that Was most
useful to be known about them ; and one
of the greatest imperfections of historians
in general, is ow.ng to their iguopance
of law.”
Priestley’s Lfct. on Hue pL 149
-—
The following letters addressed to the
editor, since the publication of the 1st
Volume arejrom gentlemen eminently
qualified to form, an opinion of trie
importance of the work.
MONTiqiXLO, Dec. 1, 1809.
Sir, w
I HAVE duly received the 1st Vol• of
your Collection of oar Sialu’es at Large,
and return you my thar.kvfor iu, Theo.
pinion I entertain of the impoitance of tl:«
work may be justly inforfcd from the
trouble and expence I incurred during the
eadier part of my life, to sflire such re
mains of our ancient laws as weie then
still in existence. The compilation ap
pears to be correctly and judiciously
made, and gives us exactly what 1 had so
long considered a desideratum for our
country. It sheds a new light on our
eariy hrstory, and furnishes additional se
em iiy to the tenure of our right* 8c pro
perly. ^iincerely wishing you may reap
the rewaad yot| hare merited, I tender
you the s^urabcesuf my great esteem tc
respect. ’
TH: JEFFERSON.
Wm. W. Hewing, Esq.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2uh 1809*
Dean Sib.
I have received with great pleasure
the Brst volame ofyour edition oftheSta.
tu^es of Virginia at Large ; k am extreme
ly glad that you have, been able to make
such a progress in a work of such realsm.
portance, not only to the gentlemenef.be ;
profession, but to the community at large. i
Few persons have more reason to estimate i
the value of such an undertaking than '
nayself; having for ftve and twenty yrars |
been endeavoring, in vain,*to procuieco.l
pies of our public a£ts from the period
•f the revisal in 170s, to that of our
revolution* And even from the latter pe.
rind to i .h% end of the last century, it
was nearly ttven y years before I could
procure copies of all the acts of the se
veral conventions, and succeeding legis
latures. The unfortunate pokey of omit
ting laws which had either expired, had
been repealed, or were co.nsolida ed in
the successive^ revisal* made during the
last century, rendered it almost impos
sible to trace spy subject which had en
gaged the attention oi successive legisla
tures through all the maxes of it* pro
gress. Nothing but a complete edi.ion of
our laws, at large, oan afford that light,
so necessary to the well understanding of
the laws, and the distribution of justice*
in our common country. A work of suoh
magnitude and importance must be at.
tended with infinite labour and expense*
You have my sincere wishes for your
success in completing that work, and
that it may receive that general encou
ragement to which it is entitled from so
many important considerations.
I am, respectfully!
Deas Sir,
Yobr most ob*t. Servant,
St. G. TUCKER.
JVm. W. Hening, E,q.
RICHMOND, 30th Nov. lioo.
Dear Sir,
Betides the examination, which 1
gave with Mr Mudford, to your first vo
lume of the old Statutes at Large, I have
again perused with attention, the copy
which you so kindly prespntH to me*
I am ready Dleateri to find, that the
materials for 4 correfl history of our
country, are, at apt coming to lights and
that those laws jrhicb form, in so many
instances, the ruVof ouWpt obprty, have
been saved from the wreck of War, by the
meane of one, to whom we are indebted
for so many acts, whidh he has done for
the good of hie country* and allow me!
to say, that in this your labour* have not
been U*$ deserving: and I hope, will be
[ amply requited, by a generous public* for
giving to poatethy a work, so deserving of
their attention Ind preservation.
1 am, Dtn\Sir,
Very sincerely your frirnd,
CREF.D TAYLOR.
The Hon, Wm, JF, fienlng, /tap.
1
')fo:nn*x O) ,%Tf. fT^nirfg —. ^ *3
A necessary aar^flTion to »Is— hU'ine..s of j
the court, has disabled S. R. frotn reading 1
attentively, the whole i>f the 6rst volume |
•I the Statutes at i-aige: He can there* |
fore, give no satisfactory opinion upon the j
character of the daws contained theiein. 1
It is easy,however, to perceive that ihia
laborious wetk has been executed w h
great care and 'fidelity, on the part
Mr. Hening, to whom, in the •praira^H
of S. R. our countrymen, in all generati
ons, w'dl be indebted, for placing bey--nrl
the reach of accident, sta u’es which ex
isted only in manuscript, and, in some in*
stances, perhaps, only in a single copy*
It is (rue that, at the present day/ the s<a*
lutes contained in the first volume, are uf
Utile comparative importance as law* ; ha
ving grown obsolete or been replaced by
others : but they afford a rich treasure for
Historians; and, in themselves, contain art
excellent history, of the situation, po
I cy, institutions, opinions and language of
our forefathers. It will be seen that they
possessed that hardy and determined spi
rit. which could not be appalled by diffi
culties, and has enabled their posterity, in
less than two centuries, to outstrip x y
na ions of the (rid world, as far in ihu-w‘^
dona and justice of their political instv
Hons, as in the enjoyment of civil Irbertyu
If the work in question were, therefore,
to stop here, it is undoubtedly entitled to
the patronage of every public spirited A*
merican .‘but. as is it advances, it will b£
of emim nt practical utility. If r.ll, (es
pecially if aided by a general index) ena*
ble Judges and Lawyers to- see, at one
view, every a€t which hxs ever bean pas
sed on any subject} and thuv conduct
them 'o ihe happiest reSut', in eviscera
ting the meaning of the legislature. $*•
R.therefore earnestly wishes vhat no ad.
verse state of thnigs miv occur, in arre-t
the entire completion ot the undertakings
TFm, TV, Hening, K»q,
Richmond, Dec. 2, l£09.
SUMMRV1LL, 16tli Dec. 1809.
Dear Sip,
Since my return home. From Richmond
Tuesday evening. -1 have perused with par
t'cular attention and pleasure, the greater
part ot your first volume of the Statutes at
Large, collected with much difficulty and in
defatigable labour and industry } by which you
have rendered a meritorious service t® your
country ; and I hav® no hesitation ia saying,
that if the same cars and attention be used
respecting the suoceeding -volumes (which 1
have no reason to doubt) it will prove a work
of great utility, not only to Judges, Lawyers,
and to the community at large, but will form
a genuine basis for an authentic and com*
pi c-hensive bistory of our country, the want
of which is- much to be lamented.
That your labours ttiay meet with tire en
couragement and reward so Justly due 'tw
their merit®, Lathe sincere wish and hope
dear ®ir.
i our friend and obedient servant,
W*. FLEMING.
Tfm. Waller Hening, K*<j.
LAND FOR SALEI "
THE Subscriber wishes to dispose oF the land
whereon he now resides^ In the Cocn'y rf
Cuarlotte, contai'iing 3Q5 3-4 acres, on Wood’*
Fork, and the main road-dea ling 'o ColeF anti
Hooker's ferries and the Weuei-n country,
miles above the CourLhome. Tne situation im I
well calculated far a tavern a«d in an agteablaL
neighbourhood. Tne land is vt ushie and theAS*^
plantatien in good order for c. opping-, A ty pec,
son watungt» punthatc ma/ kntw the terms by
applying to the subscriber Negroes will be fa
tten ><i exchange for tne land if ag.eeab'.e to tli*
purchaser.
(w4tp)_Francis Scott, jr.
Lnarioite County, 15th January, 18RT
TO be so d to the highest bidder, at William
Shackelford’s store on the 23d. day of Feb*
roary next if fai-, if not the next fair day, the
TRACT OF LAND wnereon John Wadder,
bunv, and Lydia Wedderbu. n now resides con.
taining three hundred and fifty acres, being the
tract-of land whereon Alexande • We Iderburn
formerly lived, in the lower end of King and
Queen county. This land hat on it two good
dwelling houses, and other out houses^ g
Orchards, and is of as good quality as any i
that neighbourhood, and will be aold under a de
cree of King and Queen county court, subject to .
the opetation of the act of assembly concerning y
executions, and fur other purposes, so far as that
act will applr, and also subject to the dower of. /
Lydia Weddsrburn i herein, to satisfy John M'**
Donall and John Johnson surviving partners of
John M’Donall k co. their debts, interest, at.d
costs men toned in the said decree.
ROBERT COURTNEY.
January 18*.bj 1810. wt-.^gl
-rHB subscribers offer for sate, about 430
* acres of.LAND, lying in the upper end
t-f Hanover county, and on the old Moun
tain road and 1'utfc.ey Creek—V mmute
description is thought unneceat»rv, as no
person will purchase without t lowing thjy f t
premises—Suffice it to say, there are two* J1
dwelling houses^ and the land will be divL*-/- J
ded to accommodate purchasers, anti WesV*-^
tern lands received in part payment—
Term* will be made known on application
to Anderson Bowies on the premiat*.
dnderton Bovtlet.
John Bovtlet, jr.
January 17th, 1810. wtf
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A NEGRO GAR ER AND
JOIM A
\,\rHOhas been regula brn’t up to thE /» /
business, ai-d i“ client VVorlAc-f- y
man. Enquire of th rtitor thi* paper-Vu^*'
Richmond. Jsnuar 0. wjt
GEORGE WATJ\ *
HA3 jnst received and oilers for sale—Sicily
Madeira and Cherry Wine, by the hhu.and
qr cask j Grren Coffee ; Orleans Sugar by the
hhd i German Plttillas Simple* by the peire
esse : half point glass Tumblers, in cmtJ ol
each—and Mew York Soap and Candles.
fON H AMD,aaMsrleiea Wine—Orleans;
Muscovado Sugar—Green Coffer Molai
Prim* Pork— Liverpool and atonc-'Va1
Souchong, listen Hkin and Gunpewdar "in
Spsn;*h Scgar*-— Raisins—Almonds—Mmmeg#
•wtVindow Glasu — Mtrn’t and Womrn'fShoe ,
. •which he will nispote of by(whoiC}uiC en rea*
sonahle terms.
Richmond, 3Cth July 1302.