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RiCJJ&CAD .-—Printed*(6n Tuesdays and Fridays,; by SAMUEL PLEASANTS, Junior, Printer to the Commonwealth.
[Fettr Hollars Per Annum—Paid in Advance.] TUESDAY DECEMBER 18, 1810. r12 ,.3 Cen>- Si-He 1
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* SSUftiDOna pxitt tfumnc.
‘ [COnfCTBD Wkkklt.]
cash.
DC.
TOBACCO, > 3 3 3 S 5 00
VBXAT t t 3 150
flour [suFKart**) : , : $75
flour [tDir) « • e » 8 75
corn, . • • • • . 4 00
Hfe.MP, PER TON, « , . . 350 00
Bn on, • • • . »iio oo
HAC«N, • • . • . . 00 13'
...00 56
Sale at Rocky Mills• v
A"\N Frldnv the 2l£h of this month, (De
V-/ cemher.) will be snld.ontne premises
rll *he personal estate of Mrs Sarah Syme.
decM. consisting of a large stock of horses,
hornnj cattle, SiieaC^iul Hogs, ■ CHAR.
lOT with harno/s7cl>nplyie for two hor.
Ses, a pair of yoArg well broke horses, sr*
Veral waggons^ extra and gigs, some of
which tre ent»r«“lv o^w, a larre quantity of
Household y -A^Tffieri Furnitu e,
Of superior qoxtny t ‘sets of Cooper’s, Car
penter’s and Black smith’ Tools and about
SCO barrels ut CORN, 1 ODDER, &c4
At the uttie time will be hired for the
ensuing year about 40 valuable NF.GROES,
among whom are a good black smith, several'
carpenters 8 coopera and some vouog crop
bands. The estate with all its valuable;
improvements will be leaded cr rented ;
there are about 140 bushels of wheat sew.
ed this fall in good order and gotten in in
pood time. Bonds and approved security
will be required of purchasers tor all sums
•ver g 10, ror all sums under, cash. All
person* having claims against the estate
are desired to make them known ou or be
fore the d-y rf sale: those indebted thereto,
will be pleased to adjust their accounts
speedily with lh« adm'i.
Hanover County, Dec 10. tds
7 zvmty Dollars Reward.
OTRAYED or Stolyrfrnm my aervaiHj in
P the Cuy o* R ch/fcin\ on the Hkh ult.
A dark bay HORSif^AicKning to ute sqt
tel, Without any white about him, sixteen
bauds high anti 6 year? old—he was pt*t?
chased ot a Mr Jaiue^f^piaard. and raised
in the county of Augusta., where he will
probably go* if not stole a— jj 10 will bt
paid on his delivery to Mt D. Bradfute of the
ci’y cf Richmond, If taken up w.thin 30
miles and twenty dollars if upwards.
MAKY BYRD.
Westover, Dec, 13. 3t
THE subscribe* continue' to aft ti
ai^n agent, Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker in this place, wfcefe he offer* hi jervicec
to the pub'ic to tram3<^ general Commission BO
siness, which he will entirely devote h-s anenti.
On to, wi h a hope of being able to execute to
advantage the various orders from the co ntry
knd elsewhere wirt* prowirvitude. either in the
tale or puvehase oT the different rrticle* current
in line market; as he will always consider it hi' ,
dury lui wfu'ly to ohs-rve the interest cf his
friend* hr giving •hejmy-.e eadieu ihfoi'lrtXiion
rtspc&wg the st4i(Vr.I\nr mar xets ard other!
eircumoauct a iliai/naf ftcur, which he trusts
will ul.ima.ely temw»|-#»m»te him in their eg.
trim. m
He has a fire pmof /arthnsv near the ha*>'n
©i the Canal, which i/^arbr for the recepioti of
alj kind' of Storsge'USr^?e»h;>r‘est notice and
rCVojiiblc icims, whe-r every exertion and un»
limited at erti n wiM be paid to ‘he interest of
the**** wbo may please to honor him with their
cor fi la»>ce. f»e *, ili also offer for sal", at pub
lie AnAion, every day at 3 o’clock, before the
do or of h>* Bell Tav**n, or on the premises,
Land, T rnemems, Slaves. Horirj, Goorifj
Wa-e^ and Me-chard zc, cf eve y descrip ion,
that nis rnrnds m^y (Jra e to mnrjgn him.
He will attend 'h"t sales of Goods and Cargoes
on the wharves, and if not sold, s ored in afire
proof house. Advances of cash made -f nq iir.
ed, by BSRTL*<TT STILL
Tobacco Broker Of Vendue Alas ter.
grast bargain, a
Dry Goods & Groceries j
4000 actes Military Land in the state of Ohio—
£UW ?.c es do. in Kentucky —
BOvO do, fb Hl/rtM auf Kar.doli 1.
eoumui, for stis V, x or barter for other pto
per.y
The higher pri. e giv'n f >r To’, acoo, Wheat
FUur and H.rnn; dfobilt ortlchanK Bant:
S'vek , Ttmplkr an t J«m«w Hirer cSmpar^
filiwr- s negveia-eh at his efu e. Cash raised 01.
got o non.-, Of«l W'tida of hank titles chau^ed
at a moderate p.rmiu.T*. Tie tir cdieted and
n>rreb*nts and other accnmpt* | <pi da id vv.tti
dispatch,, by HA RTLRTT STILL,
Factor O' Comm'mon Merchant.
Bell Tavern, KiciiUioudj )
V.rgmiu. • J eii'.lkwtf
N 9*C 1 (: 1:
ALL per so A Amng claims avail,>t (he
estate At iijlrt rn’Kiro, dee d, urc re..
qwrstcd to |)»dddc^(tit-)n us early as pur>).
bie to (be stibsctJ^mlu order that at.
~ rangi meiii* m^y b^wTdc far niar harg.ng
^r tlm, s* ro-:. And ail persons indebted In tlie
•aid (state are desired to come forwuru
bud make ttperdy payment,
WiHtain M'Kim, Ati’mr.
r Richmond, DtCcmlicr 12.
Printing in all its varietv neatly ex
V ^ ccuted at (hi* o&ce.
1/ 07^
China, Gla s & Ed ifletnvare.
JOHN rThTL L ARD,
tTAS tokcc »he F-Htt end of Charles Co
^ A piand F quire\wow building, direr tly
opposite Mr K-imtffttl^storc, where he is
now opening ai./i jPteAs keeping a gene.,
ral and complete ns?o#ment of the above
articles. The cifzdns of Richmond can
supply themselves every article usu
ally warned—f*mnrn% || iili i can b>vvc an
assort mem repacked agreeably to any list.
Orders particularly at'euded to. Ware,
purchased of. J. B. U. will oe sent to any
part of tiie City tree ui expense;
December, 1,3
N. B. Rich dining bervicea, elegant Tea
do. Glass Globa Lumps and trirum ngs, and
many other arttcles both useful and orna.
menial, are da ly expectrd. tf
bales at Auction.
1X3 ILL be said, on Thursday the 20th mst, at
the late dweilinghnme of vt.vj JdU;>;i Scott
deceased, .11 his household fnd kitch'Jpturnitu.e,
consisting of eace'1—*' *rassefj Ta
bles, Chairs, t> one Chest
f 13 -aws, 0 e Li De-.k and
booki-aie. a com;- Forks
one silver Tea poj J
80—
A very valuable colleenon ofbioks and maps_
— AMONG WUI4H Ana —
Shaketp?ars play*, Ctttnp’eat,
CJibhon's Roman Emrire dp.
Homes’# H s ory £ England do,
W'ith many c hcn.sod sundry articles too Jedi.
ons to sr.umera'.e. The sale wi I corh-ncnee a!
9 o’c lock—,for all sums un<ie» g j-l cash, &. for al!
ov er 50 dois. one •■undttd and t wentv days cre
dit, for approver! endorsed ufgo'iable oo'es,
BAHTLETT 5 rlLL Auctioneer.
Richmond, Dec. 10, Idl'd.
To the Public.
THIS is to warn all persons from purcha
sing or taking an assignment «>f three
bonds given by me to a certain John Co* of
Powhatan County ” gioia,
the said botuls^irl ndred
and twenty .six aiJ Land*
the first is for lars, to be
.paid iu Novembeil ■ to be
paid in hor»/5, whl and a
half, and tribe nfd in the autumn of J811,
the other <4dollars to be p:ud ;q hor
ses in the fait of 1811, at each valuation,
none to he valued at less than fifty dollars
nnd in the Value of which the said Cox
hath practised upon me a most shameiul
fraud, ini consequence of which 1 ani deter
mined not to pay the shut bonds or any part
of them unless I aqi compelled by law so
to do.
OEOHGE SMITH.
December JO, 1810. S.p
TO THE PpfcUC.
THIS isro warn all persons fr-urt nu*clia Ing
or -akinir-aq^Mi^mTiein on/'..her of turn
bonds given »>v ificl iha'rour.tv of
Powhatan and s,34£0f fo» n n*ty 'hrre
dollars tach^ on4p\able spring ot 1811
•he O'ber payable bike aun^V^^ 1311 ^ as the
aid b>nds vfig gjjprn fur muA pkch%fc-d by ~ie
ef said Co*, ii^ffv»a'e a#whichme saH Cox
practised upon me a ^amefui frroie-vl am
• hcrefore de»e»Tnioed rot to pay any part of Laid
bonds snlets compelled bv 'he law
J * Mi£S STANFORD.
November 13rh, ldlO. 3 p,
'I" fl£ Subscribe r respeAful'y informs hi* friend.
* and the public <n g<M»ei*1, (ha' he ha* receiv
ed by-the Iasi arriva l from Phi adclphia, an a*-,
virutii ni of f
L E A/r H E R,
' of . rnperior quality,And in now on ha id a ge.
ncral a»so<- ment <Jnbf ia-hton.ble
Bootr-ttid Shoes ,
which he ofled lor tal«n moderate terms—-Any
nrdeta fmm ilte couany will bt punctually at'end.
cd to with neatness and dispatch.
D. LOGAN.
Richmond, 4th Dec 1K10. if
^ HOT Ht&.SSibD
Vb l a n k s,
or Sale at S. Pleasants’ Printing
Office, Richmond,
A great variety of BLANKS, tgcu
j ted in a Vrry superior style o; ele
gance, or. fiiic -papery amongst
them are
j Hills nf Exchange, siting Bank Stock
i litlis cf g f«.i discount.
Negotiable Notes, b*uk Checks.
Ditto with power Seamen's Manifests,
of Attorney an? fee fee.
nexed, f«T depo
\< JUaP lUriLiSMKD,
And For Sale at S, Flefeftam*, jr’s,
Printing-Office and Book 8 ore, a
lew doors below the Beil
Taverp, Richmond,
Hening's Virginia Justice]
Tti» SECOND EDITION,
Revise^ Oor g'.ea I? enlarged and broughi
down to the pvsKSt lime (l ljj by the *u,
1 thot.
Y-BAIL and DELIVERY BONDS
; V' for talc- Hi ihiu office.
Have. Wy the arrival of the Hills, ard George
and Susanv received the last of their
att rs r a ' r*
r riLiLi uuu jo,
which ro*kes their a'-sotunem consist of the fol
lowing frticle^, wh>ch they will tell very low for
cash, or paper at a short date.
Best extra 8R1C. i 4 superfine Navy Blue,
and b.ack Cieths,
Bottle Green Mixed Olive, Brown and Drab
dittos
Coarse and Middle Cloths, at all prices,
Loudon d>ed superfine Kerseymeres. B'&ck,
Blua. Dtab*, Fa^a and mixed Colours,
Douh.e milled ditto. * '
Blue, Ber,inj Drab, Mixed Black Be Salmon;
Co'u.ed Milicti Worsted Breeches stufi.
knit, J;
Corouro,Velvets, and Constitution Cords,
Silk Mrriailes, blk. Molcakin bik. Floreritine
and fancy coiou.ed Siiktfo* waistcoating,
Elegant Mersaiiiesd Swaugdon and Toilinett^
Gent. faihionabiuJoest London Braver Hats,
Wove Shirts, x§M\ and v.itnoiu sleeve«j
Ditto Drawer^7 f
Geotlir.-, bla^r, WbiiMfc and Coloured Silk
Do- Worrtcd^felfclMJwool and Angola Hose
bud S'tcks. W
Do. White andcolould Colton ffose^
l'o. Silk and Cot: on Suspenders, *
D>>. lUal B ick Giotrea, dressed in oilr
Co.ton Cunbiick, Ca"icoes, *ad$up«r F riots.
Ginghams and Chambrays,
Black Bcnnb'azien, Bombamts and Catabrlck,
b<aik WhnOj, and Lead colou.ed Lustrings,
CamoricJc^, Common jsqd Fujnitute Dmut^js,
#b-l* L«hig Lawns J
Fr« nch and lmb’Carnh'icka.
Thread and Conon L?c<s,
Flegan. L“Ce Veil* ai.d :>baw:s,
A va iety of Fsuie Cloths and Diapers,
Flannel?, Umbre la*, and Ladies Net Qretses,
Be lows, Anv; s Vices, Hamme.s Sing’e and
i D -ubie Scr.w Pates, Shovels, Spade». Scythe
BladSr^ SJckiet,' CHiring K.ii^s, Nti!*,, Window
| Glass, 10 by 8, 11 by 9, and 12 by 10 Putty.
L /n.ion Ground U Jinc L. ad. Y, how Gchic
Spanish Brown and Ve>u:grcc>e, 11.died Oil it.
jar<>, F-ying P-n*, fi, 7,8, 9, 10 & 11 In* Beii
Bon nm Chamber Locks, with Scoti’s springs,
B'ass ditto, but and IiL clmgc*, Screws of all
j kinds, Jr.*.iva* and Fotkg, supexi./r S ag handled
| and Ivory liandie o.uo, Pen, Pockot ami Sport,
J met'.4* Kn.ves, Hearth Broshe-, Scrubbing ditto
j and Hair Hrooins^ Com. and Letter Pa,*r (^nlis
, and Wisfirs, A lew retts luntisoo e Water*
Pwtm4jy.ua Trgnks, kc. kc* kc. Toey hav"!
al o, a few hu.iu cu best Liverpool filled Sack*
oi Salt.
Richmond De*. 7. 1810 .I**,
'f'Wt Truatrts of the Sievenaburg Academy
a have ih* day vored a vacancy in the Wc
te*»u'»hi|»of the Acauemy, for the emuing year.
)n obedien e to the above resolution of the
Tru. t*e» I am directed to give public notice
•heieoF in sundry r»vapapei-» /
It it wt'h grea^plca«u>e niat I at»U^ that
there is ; e hapiMo a i. nation jn Virjflia more
j eligible fora s-tnpnarf > us stttmoa^ remark*
! ab.o for its hearth tats a, there hcSB^ no spot in
the state inoror-*—xJjie* in tb^PnW of a tcry
rich and po;.u oua. jountry.^^ffd bc^ezn two
c un ies equally so,I)rtinyKTi Fautj iBL The
Acadt my t.as had 7$ achpfuj in it oi a tor, and
it is confidently aliened, ;fut under the guii'ancc
of a Rr^feisor cd Science, It may always ccnt
ir.and that number. .
In no paa ul wur state are the inhabitants mere
abb’ hr willing to promote an Academy.
The Trustee* wiif-ieceive with great pleasure,
a gentleman of Science, a»dco o,x*a Vwith him
in promoting im interest and that cf the Aca
demy,
I CHARLES STUART WAUGH,
f’ltdfrttr
Tlie Aciulemy, Strvensbutrg,
Ofiober iiOth. 1810. 2wp
Domestic warehouse—The am.
rnlyr, in addition *o hi«- ««u«l supply of
i HOME MANUFACTURES,
j Haa'a eiy ycveiveri a smad aawmmen H woo
, lens^, from he manhjjJbtory ot Col. Humpiveya :
fn-mirg of broad #othfj caatimerca, coatings,
kr. lor »a c by tfiwpiccx at invoice p.icea, or at
fc<ail.
On hand a cot1srPwsw';ply oi Bod tic ken eet
t n Clo ht, striped and |>tiin, spun cott-m Hat
of al so: ts, ■ D J. HU*<R.
I Dec. 6, (* ()
N B Richmond wariar.it! gun p„wd<. ii
kegs cani.Mff.
From the Baltimore American.
Heads of the Documents, com*
tm)i;icaterf bv the President
tO CONG&ESS.
Nos 1. 2 3. dispatches from Mr.
Smith to M . Pinkney, of January last
authorising the litter to renew the ne
gneiati'-nsy which had been suspended
bet weed the U. States and G. Britain,
up n certain conditions...
4. Dispatches from Mr. Smith to
Mr. Pinkneyj of May 22, 1810, ac
k owledging the receipt bf the letter
of Mr. Pinkney containing the answer
ol the Marquis Wellesley to the re
q xst of iuforinaticn from the British
government, relative to the revocation
of the orders in council, in case France
re'*ciiid.*d h«-r decrees, expressive ol
the entire dissatisfaction of the execu
te e at the tenor of this answer; and
conveying to our minister at Lonodn,
instructions iu regard to the conduct
he should pursue in the future negoti
ations on the diffeieuces between the
two governments, together with a no
tice of the act of congtess of March
last respecting our neutral commerce.
5. Mr. Smith to Mr. Pinkney, of Ju
ly 10, 1810, principally touching the
subject of the British doctrines of bloc
6. Mr. Madison to Mr. Komton,
British charge ties affaires, of October
22, 1803, remonstrating against the
ncwnner in which the Islands of Mar
tinique and Guadaloupe had, a short
time antecedent to the uhove date, been
blockaded by a British naval force, 8c
against the principles of blockade ge
nerally.
• 7. Mr Smith to Mr Pinkney, of Ju
ly 6, 1810, formally communicating
through the latter to G. Britain u cop\
of the acts of March last, with com
meuts on the provisions of this act &
instructions to Mr Pinkney on the sub
ject of the revocation of the French
edicts and British orders in council.
8. Tlie same to the same, of July 17,
18|0,jby lieutenant Speuce; very short
andurumportant.
9. The same to the game, of Oct. 19,
1810, containing further instructions
irelative to the French and Bri ish e*
diets violators of neutral commerce—
directing Mr Pinkney not to r new ne
gociations with G. Britain, until atone
ment be made for the attack on the
Chesapeake, and to announce to the
British secretary his intentions to quit
England uniese a successor to Mr.
Jackson had been appointed.- •
10. 11, 12, 13, 14, Enclose in tht
preceding letter extracts of dispatcher
[from Mr King to the secretary of staic
j of the United States of 17^9, and o.
| the state p^pm> heretofore published,
respecting the subject of blockades &.
neutral comrneice.
15. Dispatches from Mr Smith t
Mr Pinkney, of Nov. 2, 1810, .n tela
non to the hue proclamation of the
president notifying the repeal of tin
French decrees and to another procla
imin' n taking possession of Florida.
16. The same to the same of Nov.
2, 1810, directing Mr Pinkney to take
leave of the Blitish court, in case no
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inuuMOOaui/« iiua uv »u ^ w uw
cc'cl Air Jackson.
17, 18, 10, Air Smith to Air Arm
strong, of July, l6l0, enclosing a copy
of the act of congress oi March last,
and coo aining instructions on the sub
ject of the French decrees, sequestra
tions of American pr>p rty in u.e con
tinental ports j warmly approytng also
of the steps taken by Gel.. Armstrong
to obtain a retraction of the violcm
measures oi the French emperor.
20. The same to the bau.e of July
17, by Lieut. Aliilcr.
? 1. The same to ihe same of Nov. 2
1810, inclosing a copy of the proclama
tion of the President, noul) mg the re
peal of the French edicts.
22. The same to the same, Nov. 5
1810, on the sequestrations, &c. of A
m< r.can proper ).
23. Mr Pinkney to Mr Smith, o
February ly,received by J. Adams.
[‘24 Hire follow* d the short corres
pou<icnee, a part of which was hereto
fore published between Mr Pinkney 15
Vlr Armstrong, and Mr Pinkney am
the Marquis Wellesley, relative to th<
repeal of the British & Fr»o th orders.
25. Mr Pinkney r.*i Air Smith, o
< Feb. 1810, enclosing a copy a lette
trom Marquis W* Healey, uotifyngtb
* blockade of a p.«rt cf the toa’t o Spat
by Gr»ut lir.u-ia.
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26. The same to the same, of Mm crt
24, touching the measures .be had tak
en in regard to the subjects of differ
ence between fhe two nations; and suit
ing the improbability of the appoint
ment of a successor to Mr Jacknou.
2^. Mri Pinkney to lord Well slc»
. requesting the receil cf Mr. jackson,
■ heretofore published.
28. Lord Wellesley in reply to the
above.
29. Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Smi h, de
tailing various conversation* with lord
Wellesley^
Mr. Troup, in this stage of reading
the documents, mdved.to dispense with
going through with th$ remainder—
negatived, After a short conversation
on the habtlon.
30. Mr. Pinkney to lord Wellesley,
communicating his authority to treat of
the attack on the Chesapeake.
31. The same to the smneof May 2,
1810, relative to the forging American
passports in Engtahd.
32. Lord Wellesley to Mr. Pinkney,
of IV^ay 14, notifying a relaxation in .<•
part of the blockade of the Spanish
coast.
33. Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Smith, of
June 23, stating his belief that a suc
cessor to Mr. Jackson would be ap„
pointed, and ijiac the affair of the Che
sapeake would soon be brought to a
close.
34, Same to same, of July 23, stating
that some difficulties had occurred iu
appiontinga new minister to the Unit
ed States,
3o. Marquis Wellesley to Mr. Pink
ney of July 7, answering Mr. Pinkney
tnat he would recommend the appoint
ment of a successor to Mr. Jackson ;
but that he had doubts whether duhcul
ties would not be made to that mea
sure.
36. Mr, Piukney to Mr. Smith of
August, shewing the doubts Sc the situ
ation as to the adjustment of the Che
sapeake affair.
37. Mr. Pinkney to lord WeMesley
noticing the blodtade of the coast of
Corfu.
38. Mr. Piukney to Mr. Smith o£
Aug. 29. detailing a conversation with
Lord Wellesley, and expressing to tne
Secretary of State his disgust with the
delays on the part of Great Biitain, iti
sending a minister to the United
States, and in regard to the Chesapeake
affair.
39. Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Smith of
September 4. In the close of which he
states he means hercaiter to tonftua
iiimstlf as much as possible to writt u
communications with lord .Wellesley.
40. Mr. Pinkney to Lord Wellesley,
relative to the interruption oi Ameri
can vessels in the nor:h oi Europe, by
Admiral Saumurez, ani reviewing the
British blockading system.
41. Lord Welleslt y to Mr. Pinkney,
of September 26, explanatory of the
blockade oi ELine or.
No. 42. Dispatch from Mr. Arm
strong to Mr. Smith ol Jan. 2d. 1810,'
.u. tailing the progress oi r’rench nego
ciations.
42. I he same to the same, of F' b.
17, euclusir.g the celebrated letter of
the Due de Cadore of Feb. 14. fThe
reading of (hi. excited a g. ner.il -.mile
in the home.]
44, 45. The same to the same : here
totore published*
46. Mr. Armstrong to the rniris’er
of French exterior relation?, of March «
last, remonstrating against the seizure*
and sequestra ions of American pro
perty, and the principles uc*ed upon by
France in relation to the U. S.
47. Mr. Armstrong to Mr. Smith,
of May 3, enclosing an extract of a let
ter from Pinkney, of no particular in
terest—and stating that his application
to Mr. Champagny for information v*s >
to the views of the emperor toward*
thin country, had been answered by *.
reference ta the memorials of the im
perial marriage of precluding his ma
jesty’s attention r<> any other subject!!
I [Here followed several extracts of
letters whioh passed between our min
isters at Paris and JL. m ou including
. the Kamhoutllet dccr-c*.
t 48. Mr. Armstrong to Mr. Smith,
j of August Sy enclosing the letter of M.
. Champagity notifying the repeal of th«
1 Berlin and Milan decrees.
i 49. T he same to the same of *SApU
r to, stating that he had received expia
e n tion* fmm the French government,
u hit thr de< ree of K.uwbo'-.illct was no
.onget ut iarct against us, jinl that