Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1802-09-25 00:00:00, page 4

Judge Tucker's
B L A C K S T O N E.
fROFOSAI.S l-Oit r-'t'.ISIIING
• -B A''lime AN UlilTlON
OK
BLACX3TON E' B
tOMMEWrARIES,
WITH NOT -S OF KF VSHENCE TO THE
CONSY1TI riC'i ATD L WVS
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FEDEftlL C’j7RRS \j ,r; y 1 ‘ Q F~ 7 ■//T''
LWITKD STJXD'S,
'\n or THE
COMMONV/E ALTil OF VIRGINIA t
ISu'j ait agpaJl.v to cj.E c »• .nr, ur.rd-Sy tracts
upon web tuKscfasu/pt :rtdneoe**a>-j tf*r.t
a spitmuilD v’rtr f/
a* a -Vc/...Vr <./ .Ac FeJtrsl Union.
JBV>’r. CEORUE TUCKER,
7B -t... Fof>Lrv in the college of XVilllam
anj Murj, «:m/ w- 0/ the judges of Jt
Cleneral Court in I'iryhfa. *
Rrir.tcd for VfiLuAst Yot tm Bitten, and
sin* iHAfi ^Ar„ 4.r—IMitladelpbia.
THE proposernoN will con.
I. An in'ryU’.Vion. or nre'Ere
N-:-on«icl. parrs of the Common avi,
n »w^ T TTLV'Ch **!** to corrrUtiv*
r' f V 4 ‘J b *fcc c™«^.*tton * id p.~, e<
r.ic f. drru! govrrnne.v „*• of tie yatc of Vi,™.
B*SZ**££P* "T"' ** :h'
n* .*'« "^^nsof that go.
1
vT a s .* U. o itirh parliament an 1 par
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; ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ..
tti *r*« u/ c'ns'-'urion» *«d RtatMW lew.
♦h-r'JfhfU? V°lJn- °f ,:c ^mnnerttaries
her., wiU be *n appe.aw.xr i.uo w’./els wif h
.rad-to-tt note* of a more considerable 1 nil
wfc-m cannot ctnvemen 1;, 1 e in-ned in tl Ao
£v.jfa?! ^rk| VKAcrr. upon vm,
Uws ^ °Ut cf cn* *>w« cpnaii,u4on am
„.lv\ Th‘* jrr-i5x to the f,TTt yt*m> will con
tan, l. a discourse on g wernnimt: ’. A-irn
qtnry uim he obligation and authority of the corn
men law and status of EnS’..nd, hi thr &S
ui o/Tfrii Vvl "’hf"her the same he tin
^ *Sfenifat of ,hc Unite:
A .ares o. ..... Avia r£ be written law r.
tee comrtionwcl h cf Virginia as Par:ak,nKe
the conamu-.on end law, ()f ,he fed-ml govern
nvat. and treatE, made thereby ; J, wdUs o
at, own particular constitution, ar.d arts of i-s !e
r^^^vuthsucha^s of the pailia
...... uf G.fi..Bnw:a, a, may be sail suppose:
« have *r:y forr: or obligation therein 4 a
-iew of Hit coimiu. ion < f the United State •' it
relation ano ccr>iieA.<on with the 5ta e constitu.
^ r’ 5 a examination cf their rc ipeftiv.
Ti-. u-Iirit un; n.i e:.a runa’ion of some of its de
teS it an. I a ' ?2w oi rite amendment, thereto pro
p-s.cd 1 ■ the several Star c .mentions; ar.d of such
ac tna) . ill be j r per to b* taken into farther, cen.
= 5‘ A shcrt view of tile constitu im
ot \ rgii.ia; an exams ration of s:me of Mr. Jef.
f^-sn b positions r ■; /ftir.g it; 6ome h:rs with
• : l to an amendment of it, Jfcc. e. Observti
'"l*- 0:1 *h; r‘!&r C *nscience and d.m freedom
of tr.c pic. ., in -he United State, of America.—
*• Av. w ofthc origin, progress, and preoent
; a'r °! s»*vcf;. in Virginia, v/j h a plan f-r its
gf.- ju;:i .aoniU/ofl. H. View of the laws res:>c£.
’ church-', in Virginia.
... h . < ‘ ‘ .tie second volume ■will
r tiotkii a sh n«t.nwA< f the land ! iv.-s i» Vir
i a, ...tn a i” .‘re.'.c:’ to such an art1 not to br
f . :r « C In. 2. Ariiscoavrc on rh
,a v •>. ... .. :.v*m .Virginia. 3. Ane iveilcop
p-’pic-. ts de oi ji.".re:.r* according thereto. 4. A
ta'.ir -v ’»,j f'nc 'manner in which estveiin ua/
ccn-'.ry sh ul he divided- puhtuant thereto. 5. A
v*' 't ,r | ' r* •ttc.'inrg escheat* and forfei
t .. ex, pa^sc?1 luring the revoiarionary wa-, and of
ih* rigbu of .foreigners to hold land, in Virgin!,
<> A View of he U.vr. re: c.^ng slave, a., pro
I ~ A discourse on tits subjeA of the H—
rtStOiniiig entry.
v: Tilts iwyMtui:. y# die iid -1 v;»'imr w’dlenn
1 ' v'‘* " ”r : r- i • United
: ‘ ' •••• - - fth vu»..r.if
•* .» an . v.t-a-> o. the Saw . by ia,-,
theiein h regafr *cd r fSt-.-Alcixs cn the *E;-i w
•ur/ in Vir .nh''. andc- Uic exi ting lav..,, and u
ii.an for toeir .merr:r-.er»»
VIJ. The apperdiv to the fourth volume will
contain an ahutrftii of the c-ifnifin! jf.risdii'don of
*•' • fr-rrd gnverrm-ent, and of thecommohwalth
( F Virgin-3 and a ihor d.stourv on treason.
VIII. The trvfls men*.ion_*d in ihc f.«mi. rec
ti >n—together w’uIj th*. Editor'* pj -fare, and the
f-on. ntator'* id ~Aw~\t>t», Using .." aoached to
tic fir ,-r volume of UJacl. stone j will, i«, C(jj.
i..>. , h nvidcd in. o two par0J-—the preface and
j .>- 1...0 . * ; aori the nvv trsfls first mentonej
* » fl>4 fanrth vvTon, win lie Attached to t>. firrt
pan., an.l :,he j:h-r *hrce tiaftj mentioned In the
•;.T.r !*■<■ i i.., will make the append!;: to ti %e
c ard f an.
\C7* Toe wrcr {mperaed thr mtghntn the work
v. ’| im-vtnt to f. tirter.ior fif:cfn hundred. Those
■rti „h r^t x to the < r. t.tntion and laws ofU.c
rJfilledStUtet are very ninner ua.
CO JVf) IT TO .V•?.
1. That the *nri' he printednkirreit type rmmjter
paper, andinfw very tar-e octavo voiu-rc*,
/.«/ be hound in r.tat In7i> hiding
11 V hit it thuU ga*r> at tain at a cuJf'cUnt
t.n.nberoj tvbecrit-ert - '.ill be oh a ine ilp i # Ip
pryiUit—andfremt'M time ojgci igtopre*« u* j «/»
li■ eltterejtar
J 1 i T bat the price f the tvbote, <-r n-tolet' rrndbi ur l,
d ull be twenty diJlaft.payable -, i Jt/iverj.
Aw»n t nv to F fiMSMiin*.
It »•. presumed, a little < -mr«lrr»-i w •.nil make
obvious that a w'-rlc *-o tt oi .i/t and which
• _ e«»f>: >y a ht{t . j, ognt.M b* pm tojm <%
*•"'1 » Roallic.:* rrt*<« «•:». i of sAb* r::« r^nrrab'.ain.vl
•> Wy Wa it ptadetit s—•Ti% pubhthora <io not re
••n. •, h .<
in printed! ift the United Stitd, without either
:• “AttW the purr Hate money, V.’vp r«rjn;,«d in
* <*Ke. or ft*vf/t* nradc: as It f reccediJ, by tie.
• p i\,r votwrrj a» they were prihftd. In!
* :-.-_crt f air, the wfcoie work will be finished )
' • Jdffbe*e\y bound, before an) p-A> ment hJ
■
'* a rfcr?€flply .txp’e ted that the gentleman who I
.* *iib»cn’.imj5, will ^V>rw a-1 th~ir names »h1
•1 l'ft' *JW,« HW I>) I*..ter (poV paid) to 1
’ 7''-r'i' 'fbH ' ; P- i-it* Iphi t, or *.hrr»\ h V-.e
ryd.umoL baok-sdlcrs in tnc neighborin' r.>vt>*
in- itw-mutm will also br f.rmMx J ,v*i.h 7
sucu.i .ptiou pn^ir. wid i- prvsunii’d th \ H
fory ■ rr: any m wa rha* «*.*y offer : a-. u u’ ■'
ra.: ::„ a rd to \ dure gentlenn-n to giveu in u
‘,'t Pt cur. • nirc soW-il-.-:-* shad
1,0 «ant:eu »o a tenth cop-, but it is t . h- . v !
c artieritoed, that the person who r.v7v.\ *
| . pit-curing Mlb-cri: trs, »: i i j:;., ,-v. ■ .
,1 % ! ,'5"nt < 1 :-.H 'he ! n ow ho mi !
; 1' t «Wishm ibnu -A ••• but . a
i•;1 v“7r' • V'— eo~^ '• --rVti.-..*
i » ix, uttertnmed n*,i to Isuv •> sintd v.
‘ in . .
0 ntlcin-rn v.h» fix-aid names tr. ,> puV.su- {
e.s, are requested »o ro.-n irni-.vlic—. th" bo d * at- '
'? '■ m: • «»’• ' P; vi ' •• to ;r .. « the jdac- of j
d v.vctv ton-., cofiT.aoraUc :.rd vHl !:i„ A nv. -
1 i»bic:*:pts»’ i]>••;* r.i I I. r.sv.-l ••• p - ,u
Of Mr. »*.*,* rod
■■'-i »«'*• fi )) tu ;lwt. *Vtc-o —
1 }£*?• M<ri.v m7h r A7;v ;
* Mr. Iicivlt'rson, F . jf,.. r . «
Mr. 8 • Bishop,- AU •=, lr: . *Mr. J. All** i ,
Aiart. ; -it- Bowen, Winches- *1- 1
C^t-Ka-5i?h. >1 rtb-Cuv , Mr 1^; ;
x V\ allor, Crane lor. So;.h-C.Wd:.raMr j
A- G7r,V «;?.‘^c.nvic; bi.- --..Hr-pV,
rad re ho. Lal'.t..'.'.rr, See.
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i>'ve it will be found to Pc con.-. W;nb” - the 1 .,v
ts: prerd law book, or a. He ilav cx:r\it# ai-vl in
rhrair.g a copy-right: pun ha e. that h:r. apt*nred j
£.”. ) )cir'. e» btr in Actcm a or 11 tie.
V/li.LlAM VOi NG ltIKCll,
a hh a ham Small.
P’jHaldp'lj.Z.-pt. 1,1802. • e.73w‘
TO Bin^NTED^~
^ F°H ONL OR MORE VJ.AliS,
I he following Tenements,
SiruArr.n ArArmres ns
MArr.:rjsr xirzrt—ru /-.-r
A Two-Story HOUSE, |
Containing eigiit room?, seven *'f whl It l-avt re
places, and at present occupied ** a ’rav—n f r
wtocn purpose it is veil c:-lcutat«d, bavin Ad i
cessary out hotioea aHiu-tal > E- ... ..
| and neverd well inrb-.-d L,:*_vv> j
■ ce f ground apj r priate 1 fi R
3 liree Store-Houses,
^ach containing an Accounting and two l.nm
• tvm.ns—At a convenient distance from the
.h? ^htUSfSka^ thrcC iarK° Granaries, pi wed r.„
1 A ^ °f th ‘. UTr* w>»ch iv sufficiently d '
spoil' *l burden to load under their
A Dwelling-House,
1 5T'"a'’ liruS tWf* Hn,TT1*' (and a-Portico) below.
. and o„e above with a fir. place in each room, and
I necessary cut Offices and Lots.
Immediate possession may be bad in - wo ofth<
Store-Houses. Granaries mdrheilwt Ui-ir.-.ftousc
, In the on the fit?
: o.ner .,rore-Eeu*e and Granary, the first cf ’-c.
1”,r7J*,Xt~I °r ,CMni’ ai r'y 101 e i. -.bsctibcr,
«iej.r the premises.
MontvilD, KingAVilliam, } P djIKT^ ■
September 14, Ig. j («-4t)
A. aQuafterij Court of Huwtngsjcontmu
aojvurnment, and held for the City of Hi h 1
mon.t, at the Courthouse, on Tuesday, the 10th
oay u! Aagv'i;, 1SG2
; Robert Mitsbell, C(, mplt.A If
.. aoainst ' CUv.
| jno. „Ligee a.-J Leigbton Wood, Dtfn. ^ cer
' \\r J ‘-T <"a-v Ci,.Tlc *l»e complainant, l>; Genrec
j W mi: .i, gent, his a.tcrr.cy, and the itefe: dant .
, John Magee, no? having entered his appearance,
! a, fTv'?fl security acrording to the aft of Ar.srm- i
I oly and. the rules of this Court, and it appearin-ro
j the cou.-r that he is not an inhrbit-.nr of
on the motion of the ctomplainav.t by lit. counsel
YmT?; •Z* '! WlW* that defendant,
j J <lo appear he*-? on th^ first day of
| 'he ner.t December term of -hi-, court, and an
>wer the complainant'i bi.!; r.nd tbur a copy of
1b.varies by forthwitn i..; r?. ! ;n ;.ome one of
! me news-papers jnibli .bed in the City cf Rich
I mond for two months successively, and posted at i
the front door of the courthouse of this Ci v
A Coo.,
Teste,
_ A D A M CRAIG, c. c.
’Valuable Property
j ion sal::. j
TWO FARMS
i A'^‘tt i wo miles from York Town, one i
! rnnfr. ninrr fW%* ts fttf.. -i... » • «
I o.. ‘uni. ii'Munat u* j
c! cs, at Jea'jl twenty of which are reclaim
j etl meadow; ttie other contains one bun
; died, and forty acres. <)n the fiv.-mur theie
is a valuable new grist mill, and on each
an excellent apple orchard—A boo
B LJKOR Tiro STORY
Brick Houfe
| ./.AT) TEJYT.MR.vt
j I Vd Town, formerly occupied by Col.
I Hugh Nelson, with every convenient oui
j house, most of them of brick, and an ex
naive garden—.the dwelling house has
fi f<* rooms below, and six on the second
floor, with excellent cellars and garret
rooms—Also,
A Brick Ware-House,
At the water side, add half of u
JiJUCK STORE.
Contiguous to the dwelling house—Like
wise, .*/ .V/V//JZ./J, on a separate lot, and
some additional ROTS lately purchased.
The quantity o{ Ir.nd in the farms j«,nd lots
will be* ascertained before the sah—IfouSw
holfl furniture of dific r.nt kinds will i>e
sold, if the dwelling house in disponed of. '
The subscriber has for sale alro,
A Bract of In nil, i;
Bordering on the main road from Willi- j <
amsburg to York,: bout five n ilcs from the I j
littef; this tra« t coot ••
thirty two acrEs, a considerable quantity ! -
of it iticadovr land.— The terms may be j
known on application Jo Mr. William Mol- j
ron, of Charles City comity, or to the sub
scriber in York Town.
Jl'DlTIJ NF.f.SONT, 'I
Rxerr.fi ix of u
Hvott Nm.sow, dec. m
July 30, 1*03. (wim) I
0n 4,‘C n-.t dr.y of O rtt.br t r.c;<l
inli. ha; sos.i-y
To the highest hi*..* w, f.v C'./i7/. at the
dwelling- Unvsr of V • U.IV Ik;. ;CK
lil*ow;»,c.e.-..*n A 1 !ia,
•/1ll r;- "• i-' a’u/;;/.. a£j v;, a;
FUkNI i UR E,
\mi us much of . :lcr ycTsu . ; u-.r:.c:".y,
«». .11.1) e. To tt»**•* 1 j; *- ■ •. ;t ck * ,v
: Urn e V,..; dec.
i ho o to who ;, utc ^ state t. ioik- .»*;d me
requwted in mike Known c.eir ci.on
or u. fore t!. d j.|' \.
o .11 i. . lii V; Aii[jt jf, I'x'pr,
O: :'>1 -.‘••MeorU. Ro-», .
^_’T- * »*h. vre-r. (td.x)
ioo Delian hazard.
.1.7; A*\A. i.'ivi the S'>in»cvibci*s r.t
<,‘V^ f-.ipt. m./• Jet’oi■li‘i> tavern,Utiiu
hvrhmi* enu-uy, U'Vgn.lu) on the Sigh
inst. two likely negro fellows, (to v it.)
B I L JL Y,
Purchasad of Copt. ATillof- Saint Mary's
count) , (Vlaiylaild,) about the di'di May
las), niitl probably inky v. Eh to make his
c cape back; lie is about :.ix i>^t l%vo in
ches high, a! years old, rather ot a yellcw
ish complexion, n large nose, but very tint
and low between the eyes, longhair which
*»e generally keeps combed bark, a little
bow-legged, bold countcnriiee, and geue
n.lly very polite-lb; '1S an exceeding
yood dancer and has a very good turn to
mimic!., both ot which amusements he is
t\-ry apt to indulge liimsell'in whcnnolic
ett b\ white perr.ons. lie wore away a
‘ t OllOH flVeraiiSy
a linen shil l and'a pair of coarse shoes.
The other named
RALPH,
Purchased of Mr. Joshua Millard, of the
above mentioned slate and county, near
Leonard lown ; lie is about five feet ten
incucshigi'., rcnricrkably ivcil made, about
“ yc'ars old, thick ! ps, the upper, of which
turns up very much when iu- hmiiesj he is
very polite in his addles- and plavs ex
ceedingly nail on the violin; lis dothes
were when he wen* away, a sailor’s short
striped coat, a luonn c’oth surtoi.it. linen
overalls, white cloth waistcoat atid bree
ches* J bey a re both artlui anil cunning
and no oonbl will change their names and
endeavour to get on board yews vessel, or
go into some of the noitherr. states, in case
they should not -eturn to the place where
they were pinch .. d-All"masters of
vessels are hereby forwarned harbouring
said run-awpys, or taking them put of the
slate at their peril. rue above reward,
with reasonable expenses, will be paid to
any person -apprehending and securing
them in any jail in this stats.', and giving
siA weeks notice in the Vi: pula Arrnisioi'
the pi.'.Cv v/ncre ’hey arc lodg a, pjrFIF
- * DOLLARS fc. ra•liter oi them.
KOBE i i r TV ALTO N
V JOHN HUGHES.
$4lh June, 18p2. ]em]
ALL. KINDS OF
M attrasses,
Made and famished at short. notice_
Also old ones repaired, S<r. at the balhr.'~
G*rdcn• L>HN S. PLEASAN i
June 9th, 1302.
TIIE SUBSP.RI nER OPbEMS foK ■
sale, a valuable
Tract of Land,
I' INO on Deep creek, in the county !
of NottOuiy, containing about 1400 1
acres, of which 400 tire in cultivation. »». i
rangeu into convenient field* well inclosed.
I here a: e s hout I00‘> acres in wood) which
is very well timbered, and esteemed equal
to any Hi the county in the produ&iou
ol Corn, \\ hi at ajicl Tobacco ; it is
level and well westered, its distance from
Petersburg is 40, from Richmond 4;,
miles. A more particular description of
the land is deemed unnecessary, as it is
presumed no c ue will purchase without
best viewing !t; the term* will be modc
latc ( >r a p.trj cash, the balance in lour
equal annual payments.
l or further put tic* Jar*, application will
made to the subscriber living in the county ■
:>f Amelia, near the court house.
JdDWAUD WARD. 1
August, 10, 1802. (TT) |
Armiftead /faderfon, i
ryp the late firm of Austin k Anderson
in.orjr.o tl»e public, that he hts
commenced bust net* in the
Commiffion Line,
o the corner ‘rich House just below the 1
Capitol, n-.rir oppOiifcthr Post-Office_
Tc has a com nodinit* Lumber-House con- j
WfCnt to the canal, where any kind ol |
irmlure, w».'i be received on storage. Ail j
hOiic who may favor Mm with a prefer* '
nee, may rest assured, that the •trictnu i
tfentlou will lie paid to their Command*. 1
Richmond, 24th Aug. 1802. [t, j
K'AMTJU), A
MILLER,
’(> ftt'end a merchant Mill, A yn<mg
>on would be preferred, v lm mrst con&
ell recommended- Apply to • he printer
August 23, 1802 ’ [r*.j
W1!
T:ir. o bV; i r ;«■ :r> /; p. 5 pPp.ax po n
•V.'l* * <i A t IP.
f v* ' • -f / ' f- > '. i ' * ,
! jf v> N >v!i*. o he r.- id..?, lyi,'..; CJi bell: j
\ -• sales of AukK ■ * < ;• \ Co..i.-i.lli«;J a j
bte.t l.i.-o ucr. *. .vi*.'c • m:o ...» in «.»•!- f
j Midion, aMai.t; -a ...v> M\ d; i. fide! a,
. all of which r.:e welt men svd ; liieiv tthc
1 about .>00 act c- o’. won ; v. It., 11 isis i
• i:.t Ik .si * !n f..c nvi;: !v
| :?\.iUshoed (of lira same* number of .-.civs)
1 the land is ueil Mnlx-K f! and v.ttvre!, Lie
; build.uga arc vai able, being jvu unshed,
j.atul i.Uiit under the pnrti< «;iV>r thsjieiV-on
oi ii.o •_«•» s.r , Ui v 1 >1.; ;st of -t very
( convenient ai d ,-n ..Mint dwelling-* oust*
j ", 'th three ivu Ds ><:iou ahd liiivii nl>6ve
j S^itv., tv 0 : iii.iiidii -vi».pun h- I
j cs, a (franc:-/ .’3 feet by 18, seicl all other I
: out i.•*> ti..■ to;-- emeni'c of a finui- I
! ».v i '' ;V "dice iron Lcter.-burg is is,
btrc.T.1 lta l-.-.nohd T ;• >;i:es. *
l MI. 7. JI.SO nSMt-L .7
j Tra7:t of Land
\ Lying in the county of Lhar’ctte, coutain
j 'Ls b.»0 acres. ;:ic*vir weed land) £c ?. large
| p^f>pt>rti«'n of a pr c ’i ' area hint!—and
; is a part of that vuhtr.’ .ic l ri\y efh-.nd that
i formerly belonged to ILathew Marable,
j deceascc!, r;n Finnic wood. A more parti
i cular description of those two tracts ol
j i-ui«l is de nned unnecessary in an adver-1
j tiscimnt, as it is presumed such as ate'
: desirous of jmv hasing would wish to view J
j the 'and and judge for thems;!ves_The j
terms wiW be moderate fora pall cash,'
; the balance on a errdit,for young i>e<rroea} J
; <!l' land or. either of the Huipeth rivers in I
T.Tines er.
J hor fiPTfer portreulars application will j
j be made to the : ufsciiber. . (tf) l
LEW ELLYN JONES. 1
Lunenburg county, August 10, i^os. |
SE(OND NOTIUKr
J f.Y THE Csti-R OJ' TfiOM.IS I-001' !
ER ana HEAR Y TOLER,
j # BANKRUPTS.
| A A/ a Con:mi* -.ion of Bank
1 * V ruptcy founded upon the ait of the
Congress of i ho United bttites.prssedon the 1
4th day of April, ifiOO, intiu.ied “ \n «a !
“to establish an uniform system of Bank- j
ruptcy throughout the United States,'* j
lias 1> til awarded and issued rgaiust 1
i homas Hooper and Hcnrv Toler, mer- !
rhauls under the firm of h\ojnr o'* TRr, of 1
t.'iC r.iiy of Richmond-and t hey having been j
(vieciared Bankrupt^. aw hereby required !
to surrender themselves to tlie Cumniis- !
sinners in t!ic oaid co.amission natr.e<U or
a major part of them, on Friday the 10th,
| and on Safuinay the Sjthdays ofScpteni
j her, and on Wednesday the 20th day of
j O£lobt.r next, at the Commissioners* of
nce in the obi auditors near the falling
! garden ..i tue city ol Richmond, at 10 o’-1
i dock in the forenoon of each day, and I
ir. ;e u . :g discovery ami disclosure nt '
their estat-MuuI elicits ; when and where 1
the creditor? ar* to come prepared to prove !
their ccbl*, and at the second silting to
I ‘^onsc assignees, and at the last sitting j
II ic said J'.u knipts, are required to finish I
their examination ; and the creditors are !
to assent to or dissent from the allowance !
cf their certificate. AH persons indebted I
to the said Bankrupt )jiw to pay nr deli- 1
Mr the s.vue but to whom the commissi- !
oner? sha.J appoint.
RO t BROOKE,
•*'CPcfcin/ to the Commit ionrrt.
Richmond, Septem- }
b6r ft, ip,fig. £
Land for Sale.
Idle subscriber wishes to sell
The 1 rait of L*and
Whereon he resides, containing; 1.150 a
cres, lying just below Louisa courthouse,
on the most public mad toKichmopd, and
about 50 miles from that place, extending
several miles rlnng the road, and runs !
within less than liaif a mile of the omirt
liouse. I iicre if. a large dwelling house, »
a store house, and convenient out houses,
several orchards, Insides u large young or
chatd ot tin: be t limit tree:-, and about
twenty acres of good timothy meadow.
The land lies well, eleiu ol stone, is well
watered, commands a 6i»e range for cattle,
is well adapted for die culture of grain, and
a part r.fit good tobacco land. There has
been cleared about '200 acres, none of
whi^h i, worn out. There arc several lots
wd: manured, i'o the publican it would
be u Vuiliable stand. 1 would sell the
whole, or a part, to ni;tpurchasers. The i
payments n ay be n.-mle vtry eusv.—Kor
terms apply to (8w)
CTfARLPifi VAXCMV.
f^*IIn *uh9aribiK baih.teTj* removed t°
^ :>riok house opposite to Crouch’a
Tr.vn u, and near to lTo^er k Moncure's ,
V endue Store.
He proposes to precise the La* jn the
•!;;h court ol Chun ,r> . nd OWMCt court
md Ml the County and chy cor.iix whirl *
ire held in this city.
Hrvny BANKS. f
I
K ehmor.d, August tie, | [* '] ®
*/ i c k k r a " 1
IM Til*
’VAPiti.yr, to.\ up ,■//» y ia ttp /* r. I ^
1 to su-C at ..>« i ie i‘.j|it»* l-ook-Morc. } j
\ f
W mg an Hsslgfirmt.:, tu*i- tt-ii • ■ )
•iv brick hinibct-.hpiise, <n> *'•. ; •, ,
it* canal, nbo*. :• Mv « j-v» •• »
< boston's, in the cby •;*,* u , t
o; ,ing to Mr. Laid tt ; , ] '•
.» i/ecd cf Trust on the ‘■an.-.-, ( ) 4;, :.
ntSt of Richard S. ila«*!<k*v < , • ., •
v!:e said Still refuses to inlti-.it. u, ->
•prccablc to lav ; theix h- n-,
til-scribing ivihn- c-. ;h< :• .»• ?0 ,
being convt-ti.ii.-1 ; ;u the o, the n
•tig- thereof.
.Ml perrons utt required to take doe co
dec hereof.
WILLIAM MO NCI RK,
i 'i USd e.
II ichraond, Sept. 11th, 1802. ;<fj
l" NN the 28th day of April lust, Mr.
V„/ II* 11 iccisi'ou applied to me
to y iv- him a deed of trust ir.n * c:nt pro
perty, to secure the payment.of r. debt due
by me to M< tsrs. Ili.hatd S. Uacl ley Sc
Co. of New-York, which Uus. agi ;cd by
me. TIk- property was named, ii/.. looo
acres of Military Land. 200 Acres in 1 in
fauna County. and loo0 tier:s i n Satniv
river. Mr. YVigginlon ;d .u applied to nx
to know if it would h . agreeable ur na.
to arid the Brick Lumber-house «.■*, the
bason of the canid, alluded to bv Mr. If
Horn Mj".rurc, the Trustee_The r;-: i
irom me was thut I would not t or . cut
would, and gave him my >. usons ; that
time. This conversation pr:s«. <\ in *.h»
presence of respectable icstimot v. The
three tracts cf Land was the property r. i
'ually agreed on Ik iwci n Mr.Set!: Ik v\ .
q-inton nndiuyself. Mr. Wig:-- ton Went
to hi*, room,and filled up the PL. ;•«. jr
being L«e at nb.iu, ai.d iii t„. i-.n;
of business, I signed the deeds,’
out ruin: tely cxc? lining them ,
full cotifklcncc in Mr. \V1« fk.« , ^
he wotik not ahd mv •*'•»>« .im
agreed , n Vain . .
deed to record in not cn : an ,..
being b-.ir. two witne^es to v ,;n j 1 oi
tIk* iu«iher*hon • v as insert .’i, ova , . »0
iry hnnv! dee, ».» s«.» .] of ihv. I0aj *.... n
of I.and.
I? MH*1 r.TT STILL,
n.dunond, Scot. 13, if.rj.
^OM" lime h st Sj -'ng, M,~. «,
/Virgin;on applied to Mr. lM.iktiiib
in my pre mice. to give him :» deed of
Trust, ort Ids hrir.k Luv-i
bason of the canal, which Mr. Still p^y.
,’V-CT r- ’"sect, in comegyienci of his not
having paid for, nor obtain d.a riirlit to L.
I further believe the deed of i rust t\v \
Mr. Still intended to give Mr. Who ■
w:.s on three fraflkof Lund, and not the
Lumber-home.
EDMUND TAYLOR, Jun.
Richmond, Sept. 13th, 1G02.
Notice.
Bi virtue of a deed of trust executed
by Ldnvund Grady to the subscriber,
and bearing Hate the 14th iluv of Novem
ber, 1801, I shall proceed to" sr’l, on the
T.ii dimes, at pubuc uudYicn, for ready mo
ney, on Saturday the 25th. iust. all tiiut
Tenement
On Shorlioc Hill, formerly occupied \ y
the syid Ldmutid /Grady as a 'Grocery,
which in the said deed of trust is mention
cd anil described, to satis! v u debttii^iv u
mentioned to be due to Thomas \\ bite,
together with the corns and expenses of
drawing and recording the s:M utto, and
tlie charges, commie*ions, £<c. tau-ndirr
this dale, I he sale will take place pre
cisely at four o’clock, in thy ultenicvn vf
that dav.
ISAAC WHITE.
Richmond, Sept. 2, 1805.
T H T.
Nervous, Debilitated,
WEAK AND EMACIATED,
jh)ARj HATARLV those vbo arc ifV
Jt Kitted with inward weaknesses, cW»i*
:icin y of natural strength and relaxations
>f the vessel■■ by too frequent indulgcncics
>i the pr: ssions, or from too powerful and
epeated courses of Mercury ; bora n^tu
iil causes, effects of heat, or change of
-.Inflate, bad lyings-in, convivial indulren*
'iHs,or a secret or solitary vice, is recoin*
mended
:IJ'e Cordial Ret for aljvc Rufsatv.
1 in: virtues of which art absolutely
iptcdic and unparalleled ; after u trial of
neht years, during which period it has
-cstored to health many thousands of the
emaciated objects perhaps ever
.-sown i.) exist* It speedily and eTcau
uljr relieves—
Err ml dings J ^empal weaknesses
[■ jH'.tmgs , Melancholy
IreeblcncM of the Female weaknesses
J‘mbn Weakness of the
ramp, buck
Imligeatipr,, Gtt eta I owners of spirits
! latulcnce, Spasms of nppe£te
fypocbondriac.alal. Premature old age,
lecttons jfC# a 1
InhiJir °,hCr *3rmPt<>mo^ extreme
Yohng and old ntw eqmdly the obieAs of
nis excellent medicine, but it is partict -
u ly recommended to women above tbs
fir of forty years, particularly those who
«nc been subject to bad lyuv.in, fxr.
I be Cordial Resto-adve H*lf*m aM
blsanuc Pills ate sold at Dr. Clitircb’s
h’pensary, 157 Front street, (nerr • ,v
7-marktf' New-York; r.nd • r” -in:*
irj t ntS. Plen *r4«P P u^ing-i.PTtre i 4
'<• '.k-Store, Richmond.