Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1805-06-12 00:00:00, page 4

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W. WARBLAW,
T S now opening at his shop on the
JL Main street in llichmnd, opposite Mr* Tay*
lot's Vendue Office, a larve im;x>e\atioii of
M E D I C I N E S,
Received diteflly from London also* general as
oortment of SURGEON'* INSTRUMENTS,
SHOP FURNITURE, MEPHITIC AIR MA
CHINES, 'Patent medicines &c. &c.
It iu his intention tokeep.ar ail times, a supply
Of Genuine Medicines, sufficient to answer the
current demand; which will be sold low for cash
Or on the usual credit to those who willg've him
sufficient assurances of ponlluaiiiy*
► November 3dth, 1804. wt^‘
" 1 o pkI5?Tkks.
Printing Material* for Sale.
«r one PstMts. Pica. E iglish. Double Pica,
Two-Lines English, French Canon. tour
Lines Pica. f ive Lin’s Pi<». Scven-Lines Pica,
Nine Line. Pica. rh..teen-L,„e. Pica Six
tem-f.ines Pica. Nineteen- Lines Pica. quotati
ons Foolscap and Demy Jiiases. and Cases.
* PROSSER & MONCURE.
Richmond. March 26,1805. wit
'TbeC*(ebrnttA Eng'itb S * nitron,
BUZZARD,
^ ^ i 00 famous far getting ca
yi 7 O pital racer*, is just arri- ;
\rV ved from Londun, and will
*4*1* cover mare* at my stable, in
Greensville county, on Nottoway river, about 6
miles below where the great stage road crosses
it, at the lower Cut Bank bridge, at Ten Gui
neas each, and a Dollar to the. groom, to be dis
charged any time before the 1st day of Oilober
next by the payment of forty dollars ; but no dis
count will be made if paid after that day Bnz
zaiui is a chcsnut horse of good size, and of ex
ec lien ■ blood; f«>r his beauty, shape and appear
ance t leave others to decide; as a racer, the
Calendars declare him most capital, having won
(and generally at New Market) 34 races He is
undoubtedly among the best stallions that has e.
ver appeared in England, for the proof of whirh
I beg leave to refer gentlemen to the KacingCa
leitdar*of .hat country,ami whichate to be seen
at bis stand
In 1799, the first of Buzzard's stock appeared
on the turf t in that year he had five winners, in
1800 he had seven, in 1001 he bad fourteen, (se
veral of those won 7 and 8 times each iu that
year) in 1802 he had sixteen winners, and in
lBr'd he had t * er.tv-onc. This is the last Calcn
dar that has t#me to hand It is to be observed,
that Buzzard’s stock have very generally run at
New-M.trket, [where all the bett horses go] and
many ot'tners have proved uncommon!) good
racer* ; amon j them ate Hornby Last, Pet. Pop
pingjay, Quiz, Surprize, Malta Merry man, So* i
phia, Mits Bsilcy, and a great many others : It
is ilso to be observed, that no StaUtonin England
had as many winners in 1803. by seven, as Buz
zard h id—The famous horse Str Peter Teazle
h i l only fi-un» =n. Tr impetcr'hiriecn only,John
Bu-I fourteen. Renningbrough fourteen, Volun
teer nine, ami Whiskey 9—Those horses arc ac
knowledged by a l gentlemen conversant with the
curf, to be the best Stallions t\ow in England —
Buzzard has been well proved a good stallion ;
■for svh'i-h reason. 1 beg leave to reconpnend him
Strongly to the gentietvwn of rise turf, and such o
thcro as have well bred mares, not doubting but
a good proportion of his stock will turn out ra
cers.
• In the five veara above mentioned Buzzard’s
•oils won 161 races The great value of this
horse will,! trust bean apology for the price
he is to cover at, however I wish gentlemen to
come and view him, and see themselves the per
frflrmanc* of his colts in the calendars, end 1
hope r’ncy will admit he doe* not stand too high
Good pasturage gratis ; servants who attend
the marts boarded at 10*6 a week t cor* furnish
ed »t tic market price, and the greatest atrentior
paid to the mares, but no responsibility forazei
dents Of escapes. Notes for ten guineas v. ill b<
expetted with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIVES.
Mirch. 1805.
N. B. The season will commence the 15tl
lust, and end the 1st of August. N. K.
P h D 1 G R X B.
*• I hereby certify, that the chesmit horse Buz
zard, late the property of Christopher Wilson
F.*q was I»rs4 by me, and that he was got b]
Wocrtpecker *, his dam by Dux, out of Curiosity
by Snap —Hegulus, &z. Curiosity waslhedanr
of Pantaloon, Justice, Faith, ice.
■‘F.GREMONT.
T«3tt, James Weaj^herby.
* • Buzzard has arrived at hisstand, in higl
health and spirits. N. Hives.
March 30, 1 d05v
„ FOU SALK,
One Moiety of a lh ick Tenement,
IN a central part of the city of Richmond, con
sitting of a two story house with a store am
counting room on the lower floor, and five room
aiwive (conveniently plan’d for a family) wuh \
passage leading to them (making al. the room
private) and a cellar under the whole house—;
three story Lumber-house, Kitchen, Stable, fee
A considerable credit wilt be given fortwothird
of the purchase money.—For further particular
wn<ptire of the printer. wtf
r | \\KE N up by the •uhscnber frv
ingln Prince Edward county, on Buffalo
river, about 4 or 3 miles from the courthouse,at
ostrsy H TICK It, about -even years old, market
with a smooth crop in each car, and a hole ii
each horn. The above is a red brindie ateer, witf
half of his tail white, and some white under hit
belly, and on each fore foot —Appraised to five
pounds* Graves Harris*.
April 23d, 1C05, w.lt*
r<, ii‘irsor:o,
On litwul cr~ht, awl in lot* tn toil parrhatm,
Jiom two bundled and fifty to three hundred
arret of
,1 A N D,
I** 'he county of Henrico, about four miles from
Richmond—a dittatre*- which renders it but little
r.,.l.'e to pillage, yr* *aflki«m(y near to one of the
best and moat improving matkstsin the United
S ate*.
The ad vantage* of small farm* searlarg- towns
are so nbvtms and generally adritted. as not to’
impure panic uiar ennmera»ion. Persons residing
lr the city wi-b large families, and who arc oblig.
«d to keep horses, would be mbit in «.ne year to
nave more than the original purchase. f< t fur
ther psnic.uiar* enquire of Mr. Thomas Norvell
Richmond. May 4>h 1005. (oaftf)
f 'i.iSi i published and tor sale at tfm
office,the rasusv t.vawr a Farmer t Being
n deletion from the mo*t approved treatises on
llviaAitonr, l"nterr.p*rs«d with Observation!
and Eaperimuita. By JOB ROBERTS
NOTrCE. . 1
THE copartnershiptif ROBERT
GAMBLE A SONS, will be dissolved by.
mutual consent, on Saturday, the llit« *n 13,1 *
AH persons indebted to the said /""• ***
neatly entreated to make immediate P3*"?*'," . •
either of the subscribers. A complUMCc *' ^
request w ill prevent the painful net >
sorting to coercive measures. -;— _r
The books will be placed in the possession ol
Mess'* John and Robert Gamble, jun. wb« are
authorised to settle all mcm»» due by. or to the
■L-Lj-jrn RO- GAMBLE,
concern. JOHN G GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, jr.
Richmond, May 6th, 1805.
The subscribers take this method of informing j
their friends and the public, that they imend car
rying on the mercantile business, under the firm of
John cs? Robert Gamble, Jun.
They are now receiving by the ship Holla, a choice
sele&ion of LONDON GOODS, and daily ca
pe <0 from Liverpool, a general assortment of
HARDWARE, tS'c. suitable for the season—
which will be sold by the piece, package, or do
yen, on the most moderate terms, for cash, mer
chaiitable country produce, or tlie usual credit to
substantial and punctual cut*-mett.
They have on hand, Madeira and Sherry
Wine, Cogniac Brandy, West lutlia Rum, Whis
key, Sugar, Pepper, Allum, Copi>eras,»nd Brim
stone, (in pipes, hhds. and casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards, Patent Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hol
low Iron Ware. German Scythe*«Curing Knives j
and What Stones, O/.nahurgs, Ticklenburgs and |
Brown Hessians,SnulF, Cut Herrings, Ac.
They also possess large and convenient Brick
warehouse* covered with .9'are, for receiving and
storing Flour, Tobacco, 8ic. Those gentlemen
i who favor them with consignments, will find
I their charges reasonable, and may rely on their
best exertions to afford samfa£lion.
|C77» The highest rates given for Beea-Wax,
good Bear, Dter and Otter Skins, and other
shipping Furr.
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
The subscriber (Robert Gamble, sen ) avails
! himself of this opportunity to thank his numerous
! friends for the very large share of patronage lie
i lias received in the mercantile iine—and hereby
! tenders to the public his future services as a Com
mission Merchant. He Hatters himself, bis long
cxjierience (withother circumstances unnecessa
ry here to mention) emitleshim to the confidence
of those-who may Uave business of that nature to !
transact in this city—assuring such of his best
exertions to merit approbation
Those who yetremam indebted tothe late firms
or Gamble Grattan, of Staunton, of Gamble
iSf 1‘emple, Robert Gamble tlf Co. and Robert Gam* 1
ble, of the City of Richmond, are once more ear
iicm v rti|ursiru m make immcuiftic jinjincui ui
their respc&ive balances. Such as contintje re- ;
gardless of this last notice cannot expcdl longer ;
indulgence.
GAMBLE. I
Richmond, May 6, 1805. ep3w wtf
THE SUHSCHIBEH IS HKSIHOUX OP MELLJ.SG
LOT and IMPROVEMENTS ,
I * .
"I k the town of Warren, consisting of a house
j well calculated for a Store and the accommo
J dation of a small family, with good Cellars. Kitch
1 en. Stable and Smoke House, and a Garden well
I enclosed Possession may be had at any time,
I and the terms will be made easy.
JOHN RTAPI.ES.
Warren. 15th May, 1805_wfr*
Valuable School Book.
JUST PUBLISHED,
ASD POM SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
[PRICE S I 50.]
A NEW SYSTEM OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY,
O R
! A GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Of the most remarkable Countries throughout
the known world;
Their respective situations, extent, divisions ci*
1 ties, rivers, mountains, soils, and productions ;
their esmmerce, manners, customs, laws, and
religion t
Together with their principal Historical Events,
and Political Importance in the great Com
tDonweilth of Natidns;
, Compiled from the most modern systems of
, Geography, and the latest Voyages and Tra
i vels—and
Comaing many importan addition* to the Geo
graphy ef the United State* that have never
appeared in any other work of the kind.
ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT MAPS,
I Comprising the late .t discoveries, and engraved
by the first American Artists.
II v BENJAMIN D AVI F. S.
REMOVAL.
i HART AmTsOUTHGATT,
l p EG leave to inform their friends
i jL^ and customers, that they have vemovet
t from Main Street to the Corner Store of Mr
Overton'* new Duilding, opposite the Scale
i House, at the h^ad of the Bason—Where the)
i aoi'Cit a continuance of public favor, and otici
for sale a general assortment of
: GKO C E R I E S,
, For Cash, Produce, or Nboociaulb Notes
, Richmond, 27th May, 1805. wif
» NEW PUBLICATION!
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\ Just received at S. Ptea*ants* Printing-O/
I fice and Hook-Store^
[|R ICE O N F. DOLLAR,]
FAMILY TOUR
THROUGH TB*
BRITISH EMPIRE;
CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OE ITS
Natural and Artificial Curiosities,
History and Antiquities,
INTEkSPFNSED ITlTH
BIOGRAPHICAL ANECDOTI S,
Particularly adafited to the amutemmt and
instruction of Youth, (with a large Afafi
of the Ilritith F.mfure.)
_Hf PRISCILLA WAKE PI EL D
The SIXTH AND LAST FOIUME OF
WAKNF.K fc HANNA'S
Select Plays
1* just received at this office—where a few eom
*be work in elegant binding arc for
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the late
firm* of
Buchanan, Dunlop £$? Co.
Of Petersburg i
Robert Baliuk & Co.
Of Richmond; and
Dunlop>, Pollck £5’ Co.
Of Manchester,
Hite hereby notified that James Dunlop, late a
>artner in the above concerns, has become pur* !
: baser of the outstanding debts ; they will there
fore be pleased to make payment to Mr. John
Tompkins, residing in Richmond, or the subscri
ber, residing in Petersburg ; who alone are au
ihonsod to make cohesions and grant discharges
Suits be indiscriminately commenced a
£anrat all no do not make payment before the
first of February next.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Attorney for Jambs DvNt.or.
Petersburg, Nov- 15. 1804. (tf)
TWKNTJ DOLLARS REWARD.
Rosr away from the subreriber about the end of
Nov. or early in Dec. a black servant named
SAM, I believe about 19 or 20 years of age, very
strong and likely for a man of his age. He was
seen in the neighborhood of this place some time
after ha absented himself, but from ltis conneai
ons l have reason to suppose that he may be
lurking about, or concealed by those connexions
in the counties of Powhstan or Cumberland 1
will give the above reward if he is brought to
me in this place, or ten dollars if secured m a
jail so that I may get him.
Arch’d. Freeland.
Manchester, March 16, 1805. _ tf _
BROKER’S OFFICE. J
•ssamm
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
Opened a Brokers Office,
Opposite the Union Tavern, and over the Count
ing-house of Thomas and Amos Ladd. All bu
siness confidedto him willbe transa&cdwith Stria
fidelity.
THOM. JXORVELL.
-Richmond, 0£lober 3, 1804. _tf
Forty Dollars Reward.
RUN away from the subscriber liv
ing in Granville county, North Carolina,
in March last,two bright mulatto fellows; one
by the name of BAR TLEY, about 35 years of
age, he has but little to say, and appears robe ve
ry humble { he is a tolerable good Snocmaker
and Cooper, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
and he is a well set negro.—GEORGE is about
23 years of age, about 6 feet high, spare made.
but a ve»y active negro, fond of drink, and a very
forward saucy fellow. 1 expeeft they hare ob
tained free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; it is probable they are lurking a
bou* Manchester Richmond or Petersburg, '.hey
were seen in Manchester a few days past Any
person taking them up and confining them in jail,
so that I get them, shall have the above reward,
or 20 dollars for either, paid by the subscriber■
LEWIS HLN1NG.
June 5th, 3805. tf
Tv Hhj\ J,
THE HOUSE & LOT,
ON Shockoe Hill, lately occupied
hy Mr. John Pendleton ; now newly paint
ed and repaired, and in every respefl fit for the
immediate reception of a family, having all ne
cessary out-houses, 8cc. Apply to Benjamin
Wolfe, adjoining the premises, or to
Joseph Gallego.
April 22,1805. tf
PRECIPITATE,
Tnrom to by Mr Lightfoot
of Sandy-Point, last win
ter, full 15 hands and a half
high ; will stand at my sta
ble in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river, 15 miles
above Petersburg, to be let
to mares at ten guineas a
mare, two of which will be remitted if paid with*
in the season, which will commence the 10th of
, March, 3e expire the I* of August next. Board
! of servants gratis t mares may he fed with grain
at two shillings per day. I have large and exten
j sive pasturage, divided infivedifferent inclosures,
that mares with foals inay be kept distinA from
barren marcs. One dollar to the groom. No li
ability for accidents of any description.
PRECIPITATE was bred by lord Egremont,
foaled in 1787, got by Mercury (a son of Eclipse)
dam by Herod, his grandam Maiden by Match
em, out of rnr Pratt’s old Squht mare s her dam
I by Mogul—Camilla by Bay Bolton—Old Lady
dam of Sterling by Puileine’s chesnut Arabian
i — Rock wood Bustler.
j In the first spring meeting, 1790, at N*w-Mar
ket, when 3 years old, he won the lint class of
the princes stakes of 100 guineas each, beating
Thuuderbolt, Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper, tour
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes of 50 guineas each,beat
ingChamhooe, Dragon and Paltafox; 7 paid
forfeit Second spring meeting he wou the 3d
class of the princes stakes of 100 guineas, beating
T htinderbolt; 7 paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Grosvenor's Kadamamhus.
_ In 1792 he won £ 50 at Guildfield, beating
It gc, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapaum and Stout;
tne neat day £ 50 at the same place, bearing Car
dock and Griffin, lie also won the king's 100
guineas, at Lewis, beating Skyscraper at 3 heats,
the 1st being a dead heat. After which he was
> so't'g'>lv esteemed that he become a stallion in
his Lordship's stud at 12 guineas a mare This
"or** 19 the sire of the following running bor«»s
in England.' Johnquil, Petworth, Matrana, Ro
*a!ba. Cliesmit coir out of Bobtail, Chesnut colt
<n.t of Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus, Raginicr,
- Apollo. Gnl'.ver, Tag. Louisa. Tipsfbff. mr.
Hea;hcoie’s fdly out of Reeves, Alchymi*t,C!od
hopper Grey filly his R. H Lampadosa, Mar.,
..Tary, Matrance, Bay filly mr Brown’*, Grey
hlLmrKadcl.fr*, Tax, T.pstafl and Bobtail.
Feb. 20, 1805. THOMAS GOODK.
IN pursuance of a deed of trust
from Thomas H. Drew, to Carter H. Harri
*on bearing date the 10th December. 1787, will
be SOLD, at Public A ullion, at Fowler's Ta
vern in Cartersvdle, for ready money, on Sa
tumay the 15th of June neat,
A TRACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING 1500acre*, be the same more
or less, lying thecoun-y of Campbell, on
the branches of Hill’* creek now in the possmi.
on of Mr. Philip Payne, who will shew ihe land
to any person disposed to purchase Under an
impression that those who wish to purchase will
view the premises, it is deemed unnecessary to
sav much of the quality; suffice it to say, that it it
! esteemed a very valuab'e traA, great part of it ca
pable of producing excellent tobacco.
NORKRT a HARRISON,
rPA TON HARRISON.
Ea'ri.of C.H, li ARaito*.
May 23, 1805. td,
tUY authority.] i
RICHMON D~"ACADEMY
LOTTERY.
CLJSS JV II.
<000 Tickets at 10 dollars each, dolls. 40000
l Prize of • • dolls. 10000
1 of ... 5000
5 of dolls. 1000 50 X)
20 of 500 10000
50 of 100 5000 . "
50 of ‘ 50 2500
100 of 25 2500
- -40000
227
First drawn ticket after 500 arc drawn, dots. 500
after 1000 500
after 1500 500
after 2000 1000 l
after 2500 1000 |
after 3000 1000 i
after 3500 1000
after 3950 10000
The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November,or soon
er, if the tickets are sold
The subscrhxT wishes to sell lor
cash, or on credit ti.l the first day of January
next, the
Two Brick Tenements,
Adjoining the house ef Mr Benjamin Mtosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
Citv nf Richmond, Hut. 10/5, 1804 2w
From hoot*'amkrJUa.
BEAUTIFUL SPANISH
plantation on Chickahoittiny,
near the new bridges, and
krill be let to marcs at the moderate price of ten
dollsrs the feafun, payable the firft of 061. next,
hut notes (to be fent with the mares) may be dif*
charged by,paying eight dollar* oa or by the ill
of Anguf^ when the feafon will end. lnfurante
fifteen dollar* (note* fent as above^ payable id
March, i8o6 ) And four dollar* cafh the leap. In
cither cafe 15 cent* to the groom, to be paid down.
Mare* will be fed with clover and lucern gratis,
; and corn if required,, at the felling price. 1 have
j ao fpare Halls in a flrong new liable,, with lub
■ ftantial locks, where they may be kept of nitrht*
but will net be anfwcrsble for efcape*.
APPALUSIA is lately from South A meriesj :
t abont ten years old, 15 hands high, of a beautiful ■
i fnow white colour, and moO elegantly formed Ic
j '* unneceflary to point out the great fuperiority of
j thi* excellent breed of horfes for the (addle, h»r
I nefs, Ac. a« it i* generally known that they are
j well g sited, gentle, and the mod hardy and thrifty
1 horfes in the world, and many live to be upwards 1
of 50 years old.
APPALUSIA flood in Augvfta the feafon be
fore laft, where hr proved to be a certain foal get
, ter, and many of his colt* would have fold foraoo
dollar* cafh at a day old. A few maret writ put
to him the laft feafon, (having bought him late)
all of which proved with foal.
REHJAMiy DU-VJL.
Febrnarv 15th, 1805. tf
Geo. Wart
HAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
cupied to a brick house on the cross street
leading Irom the main street to Shockoe ware
house, whf re he has on hand and others to dis
pose of on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The followin'' Articles, viz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars-,
N.. England. VV. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cognise, Barcelona awl Apple Btandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of a superior quali y.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young H^son and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes—.And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present ana approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credit of 3, 6 :»nd 9 months, for
J notes negocnble at the Bank of Virginia, with i
j approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
i Floor or Hemp.
I Cash given for Tobacco.
j _ Richmond. 22d March, 1805
v n
THE HOUSE AND LOT,
ON Shoekoe Hill, late the property
of Robert Ellis, dec. 7 he house has three
separate tenements, and rents at present for nine
I ty-five pounds prr annum. The terms may be
, known on application to Thomas Norvcll.or Har
! din D*vi3. Should this property not be sold be
fore the 15th day of June next, it will then be of.
fered at pub'ic auAion, for one third cash, and
the balance in six and nine months
Thonaas Winn. I
Goochland, 2lr.t May, 1HQ5. tds
The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they have
received their
Spring Assortment of Goods,
Of the best quality and latest fashions, fc will dis
pose of them on the cheapest terms for cash. viz.
Printed Calii cor s and I
Chintzes
Dimities assorted
Irish Linens
Colton Casi meres and !
Nankeens
Cotton & Silk Hose
Coloured Cam hr ids and
laced ditto
India Muslins of the
j first quality
Plain & coloured Mar
I set flee
Superfine Cloths and Ca
st meres
T' ieksets, Corduroy and
Velvets
Bed Tide and German
Ozea/’urgs
; mgeiner witn a number or other article* too j
; tedious to enumerate.
JOHN MILLER \tf CO,
Richmond, R'h May, 1B05. if
j Manchester Turnpike Company, i
Shareholders in the Man-1
cheater Turnpike Company, are hereby re- i
quircd to pay to James Bran-ler, treasurer, the ,
| sum of three and one half dollar* on each share, ]
I ou ur before the 1st of July next.
By order of the TVtreAor*,
James Hrandcr, Cik.
j 13th May, WJ ^ tljr ^
At S. PUatantt* ;7ooL5'fore FtcLtvuirtri, m terj tit j
gantattortmentvjtb bttt
pen kniv e s,
Which will bo told by ib« sisgle or dozen
1.act’d Cambric Shawls
Silk tSf Muslin ditto of
various kinds
India, English, Ftencb
and Italian Silks
Florentines and Sattint, I
best kind
Pleat Veils and Pic Kir ,
Mitt,
Silk gloves, thread, late
| and edgings
I Black Crape, and a
General assortment of
Ptilons
Gold Uf Silver Bullion !
A general as son went of
Leghorn B'mnels
Gentlemen’s Leghorn
Hats.
^ W' ' A. -y \ r • ;/yLtf
robe Sold, up?n 1ft* p/emiisett. far icadj nri>ey
on Mondav the 24th of June next, agteedde to \>
the last will and testament of Col. John Boswell _
dec.foi tbe payment of Btitish Debts. .15
BOSWELL'S ORDINARY, ",
TACLULING near three bundled a<ret of the atU ,,
" joining Lund Tbit Land it cai.'cd Itchest tor (
cheatintbt state of Virginia below the Bine Huge,
ics near the Cue:t Springs im I.uiita and it Cdntim ■
:ercd at a gnott andg. .rch-g eiasut Jos variant binds *
*J business. Those baring claims of tie nitre de»" \
\c> iptim ate requested to, tunic tLetn in. v» to tie
ruluuiucr, and whether evidenced bj juslg tsci.t, bant
irafen account
JOHN MlCXlg. Adm'r.mrb tLe
vitil arr.exbd of 'Col. Jobes Boswell dee.'
April 15/i 1805 •• «.• . rd»> .
Notice 13 hereby given to the 1
Shareholders in the Upper Appomattox
Company, that an eleAion o» Trusters will be
held on the l^»h day of June next, at IVidesvthe,
in the county of Amelia—and as an election can
not take place without a majority of the Share
holders, those who cannot attend in jicrson.are
requested to authorise some person to vote lor
them. Jos. Eacstiros.'
Kick’d N Vcnsulw.
Ldwaiu Muniouu.
April 16th, 1805. idm
M. 1 L 'is I N E R~Y7
MRS. BUCKNER having com
menced business in Manchester it the hue
of MILLINERY & MANTUA MAKING, re
speAfully solicits the patronage of her friends
and the public.
She has on hand at preseut a amall assortment
of tbe articles necessary in that line of business,
and shortly expels to receive from Ncir.York
an additional supply. »
All commands from the country will be faith*
fully and punctually attended to. tf
CASH will oe grucu Jor
Twelve or Fifteen BOVS,
Froth 7 tc 15 yean old,—Enquire of the Printer,
FOUND, on Saturday the 2d inst.
a Red Morocco POCKET BOOK which
the owner may get by applying to the subspribcr
and paying for this advertisement.
James Bootwright.
Richmond, March 4;h, J305.
“MrT & Mrs. PETICOLAS's
ACADEMY.
MR. P. lately returned from Phi
ladelphia with his family, respectfully
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he has leinovedio the com-,
modiqus house formerly occupied by Miss Jlob
bins, nearly opposite Mr Copland’s office on the
Capitol Kill, in which he intends to cp-n an A
CADEMY for the instru/lion or young Ladies.
Mr I*, returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public, for the encouragement and pa- 1
teenage he hat heretofore met with; and hope*
from the general satisfaction he has given, his
endeavor* will !>« crowned with success.
Mr. COX, lately teacher in t>e\ eral Bearding
Schools in Philadelphia, will undertake the tui
tion of English Grammar, Elocution Epistolary
Style, History, Geography and Use of the Globes,
Mythology. Writing, Arithmetic. Ac with eve
ry thing appertaining to ajtolite English Educa
tion, together with Drawing and Painting.
Mr P. will attend to the tuition of the French
Language, Vocal and Instrumental Music, on
the piano—and Mrs P. to the brarchca of Ar
tificial Flowers and Ptyn Sewing.
If necessary, a Dancing Matter can be pro
cured
N B. Mr Peticoi.as Repairs, Tur.et and
Teaches Tuning the PH NO FORTK.
MINIATURES painted in a handsome style,
and good likenesses warranted.
Mr. COX will also attend Ladies and Gentle
men at their own houses, in the branches of
Drawing and Painting.
Richmond, 15th May, 1805. 3to
The Academy vstlt open on Mnnday tit
n-7lb irst.—Ilnurs of tuition ftom 9 to 2, and front
3 to 6.
- BENJAMIN DU VAL,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar,
Richmond, /
HAS just received a very large and extcnsfva
assortment of fresh MEDICINES. SUR
GEONS’ INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS A DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VAK
NISHES, PUTTY, Ac.
Also, a complete assortment of
HA T 7 E It »V MA TR It 1A 1. S,
CONSISTING or
rmnnj irons
I..o;j\vood
Copperas
Virdc grease
Fust irk
Spanish Indigo
Oil of Viiriol
Aq. Fotris
Quicksilver
Whic^ added to his former brock, completes an
assortment that was never equalled, in his line
of hutiness. in this city
He thanks his customers for past frvors, and
hopes to merit a continuation of their custom.
His former attention to the quality of his blrdi
cines, importing them in their etude state, that he
mighr Ik able to judge of their qua ity.anJpow
dering and preparing them under his immtdiaie
Inspection, have contributed to hit present esta
blishment j and opposition he presumes wi I not
relax bit exertions to give geneial satisfaction in
future.
II * experience for more than 12 years past, aa
Apothecary and Druygist in this ci'ry added *o a
small stock of Medical Information acquired {>«•
fore, enables him, he thinks, to form a tokr blv
correflI judgment as to the quality of Drugs and
Medicines, although he cannot boast of honoi*
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable ettstomfrs
In regard to hi* wholrta’e prices, he premises
to fnrni«h eacn of his wholesale customers with
a printed price current, as soon as possible, and
feeithimsclfeonfidem in their approbation,know
ing that no one in this s'ate con afford to under
sel, him. .This he intends to do, not to get others'
customers from them, but to secure kis own
Any articles ths» may be erdeted and net ap
proved of as to quality, may he ret tuned if in go«f
order, and in a reasnnab'e time.
Richmond, Mav 30. II*05. _f3«C.wtf)
/ /- V DO. J. J5 hKwjhIT.
BROKE away last evening, a large stout made
blood hay HOIIS E, upwards of five feet
high, 7 years cddlast spring, was bh«d all ronud
about two months ago, but some of the shoes
may now Ik otf» ho has s Urge head and small
eyes, tents and gallops} if he has any other marks
by which he might be distingnuhcil, they are nor
recollcAed. He had on a saddle a good de».
worn, with a hogskin seat and plated srirnit**
The above reward will he paid on dejiv^ry
the horse and saddle to the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Joh.tston.
Richmond, March 5, lift.
c.ruiir j ar»ar
Bason lions
Bow-Sitings
Linings
Gallons
Tastol Bands
Klibbing Duties
Siumjieis
Trencher*. Ac.