Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-09-14 00:00:00, page 4

JUST PUBLISHED
And For Sale at S. Henamts, jv*a.
Prioung-Oflice and J3ook«5>;orc, a
few doors below the Pell
Tavern, Richmond,
Hening's Virgtnia Justice,
The second edition revised, corrected,
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down to the present time by
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• Age, Alien*., Alimony, Allegiance* A*
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Settled in this country^ for a series ol
years, is traced vrith critical accuracy 8c
me important cas»?oi rurceu against rur
tfcll, lately decided in the superior court
r\ Chancery for the R.chmond Dis.ricl
::ik1 satifelioned by the Judges of the Court
«/f*Appeal*, is itrfer.cl in ihe Addenda :o
the work, in which the Jurisdiction ai.d
^raCtice of Ihe couns of equity in ca>es
«*f .Al'nioiiy ore clearly tsUtbli&hcd* To
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Richmond, August 25, 1810. (vv 2 m.)
VIRGINIA;
At a Superior CWrt of Chahcery holden
at the Capitol in the City of Rich*
mood, the 25th day of June 1810.
lames Dunlop and James Wit Son survii
viog partners of Collin Dunlop and Sou,
and company, Pus,
against
Jchn Hove adm’r. de bohis oort df "
DeaLins jour, dec’d, Richard 1
Henry Lee junv, William W^
/vuld and William Railoy.
*¥'HE defendants John Hoye ■ ,
■* am riu-.ley not having enterea Their ap„
yrrftrance and given security according to
the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satis,action
of the court, that they are not innalaiants
oi this country, on motion of the plaintiffs!
by counsel, It is ordtrtd, That the said I
defendants do appear here on the first day!
of the next term, anil answer the bdl oi
tnu plaintiffs ; and that a copy of this or
der he forthwith inserted m some news-pa
per published in the city of Richmond, for
two in .mills successively, and posted at
the iron! door id the Capital in the said ci
ty
A copy, 1 este*
P. TINSLEY, c. c.
VIRGINIA :
In Halifax county Court, In Chancery,
<!tUh June, 1810.
Tyilli&tn Hoskins and TUonuuC. Hoskins,
> ' Plifs.
Against
Jo!;n Big.it, James Hoskins, Joshua Slern
and Mary his wife, Joan Uruce and
Mttry his wife, Jam:? M‘Daniel and Jane
his wile, Benjamin rtlcrn, J*mes 6 ern,
Dolly Ci Stern, Elizabeth Stem,
B ':rn,VViU*.«im Stern, and Hoht;
Nancy his wife,
e|**HK Defendant* James
* J ini s M 11.111*1 and .lane
!. ivinj* eni«*r»*d tneir aypearaf
.veurity a eoid.ug to tne act
and lit- iiiif . • .ii* C .iurt, and it ap| ,
log to the. katisfaatiort of the Court, that
they are not Inhabitants of this Common*
vt ulth— On nr.fi.ion of the Plaintiffs l>y tbtir
coJ^cl, It is Ordered* That the said last
ir.' ot mned 11. U nd-iius do appear here On
the fm,rtli Mtufday m September next, uml
answer the till I of the Plaintllt?, and that
A copy of this order be forthwith imerte.i
in one of the Newspapers published in
the r i<y of K'chmond lor eight weeks sue*
i“t.iift*iy/ and p«* ed at the fr«mt door ol
tr>e Com theme of the said comry.
A C.py—- l este*
SAMUEL WILLIAMS bent.
(.UN POWDER,
rpll'i 1' ofirietor1. of the ! ►
POWDMI MiLj.S, o'**'
the kegor larger quantity,
V l VVDb’.K, glazed and ui ,
: etjn . i to wtj Inporn ,
Son .’tie term*. m
K«i?il"r* at liberty tit return the powder
ifo*t aupmved Apply toJAS. 1I1IDWN,
Jr. or !>. J. i.L Ur.
Rich mo,id, 31st May* 3810. 2w wtf
rniffTinO, ii* all it» various branches*
executed at the Argus Olficc. |
Charottt Court, Sth August, IS 10.
WiUitiiu Reynolds, Joint R<*y. p .
wo!ds, Benjamin Reynolds' <■ p. ‘
and Massa Reynolds. 3 ^“anCery
purs.
Against
James Brent wlm’r of Joseph
f-amuel liachney and bally h
James Reynolds,
Tlili defendant liachney,n
1 lered his appearance ace
act of Assembly and the rules
aad it appearing to the satisf
court that he is nrt an inhabit of this
state, On the motion of the pi-dntitfs, by
their attorney, It is Ordered tha: he ap
pear here on the first day of November
court next, and enter Ins appearance and
and answer the PlaiutifiV bill^ and that u
Copy ot this order be inserted lu one of the
Newspapers printed in Richmond for two
months successively and posted at the front
door of the Court-House of the said toun
.
Copy, Teste,
THOMAS READ, c. c.
ASA oris,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
FIRST and Seccud quality Muscovado
Sugar in Iihds. and Barrels ' ‘ "
car in Hhds Tierces and Bar
Green Coffee in Bags and Bai
al, Hyson, and Young lly
pic Brandy in Barrels, Mai
qr. Casks. A constant sup
Mustard at the New York
boap, Common do. Mould
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 and 14 by 12
Window Glass, Powder & Shot, Allum,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Tyce’s
Shining Liquid Blacking tor Boots and
Shoes, with a variety of other articles.
— \LSO—
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, A.ugust 3d, 1810.__
NO 1 ICE.
;\TECESSITY compels me to make fur*
ther application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
sadeiny, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub.
jcriptions, and all such are hereby reques.
ted to make payment to the sjihscjriber to
enable the building committpe'uTpaylTKar..
rears (or work done, *n0VjP fcujdyre
materials this winter in arder*t crWocked
With the work next springmitpkin^or Be
education of our rising progewuwhich orn.
menu and attaches them to rtptfblieniifwin
:ipleu and gives a spring to liberty and in.,
! dependence. I have undertaken the collec
i lion by agreement with John Brockpnbrough
and William W. Hening^ Esqrs. Che other
[ members of the committee appointed by a
' ooard of trustees. As the building of the
1 Academy has progressed considerably, 1
, Hatter myself there will be but little tum
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose
of carrying into effect so laudable an insti.
union.
.ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 8th, 1809. wtf
The dcottish Chiefs,
A Romance* in 3 vo’s. by Ihc celebrated
Miss Por'er ; The House ol Osina and
Alraeru, by Regina Maria Roche ; The
Letter? of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague—a
be :U’*ful m.nia ure edition of Washing,
ton’s Valed.ctory Address—The Lake of
Killarny—-The D uti'n.can •* and Coelsbs
in Search of a Wife, just
ter sale by
\Vho has on hand a very extensive and va«
luable assortment of book* in the various
branches of Literature and Science—Day’?
F.spinasse, vol. 3, for subscribers at 3 dIs*
and 50 cents—Bacon’s Abridgment, Ja
cob’* Law Dictionary, Coke’s Littleton,
Hening and Munford's Reports, Chitty on
Pleadings, Cooper’s Equity Pleadings
See. Stc. ike.
Richmond, I7th A nor* 1810.
□URSUAN I to a deed of trust executed
bv Edward Sims to the subscriber,
■ Will be ft Id ' ■ .
ion Saturday
Dwelling Hoi
of LAND, c
121 1 * acr»!
which land th
Robert Hftski
'lire** Feaf/io
much thereof
sum ffl 393 dollars, with ftTfMTPst, from the
20th inst. due to Robert Mosby—and the
exnente of this advertisement.
HENRY W. WATKINS.
Powhatan, Aug. 29th, 1810, w3 p.
| DR. CHUliCH’S COUGH DRO»S.
A medteme unequalled by any other in
the world since first discovered by Doctor
j Church; it hss restored to health many
thousands of the most emaciated objects,
I both asthmatic and consult ptive, that
w. re ever known to eVist both in Europe,
America and t e West.Indies, and often
, when every other medicine h;ui been used
without effect, and the mnst^wticnt of the
farulty consulted in vain. It/Ys a sover
eign, speedy, and efl'ectuul remedy in ca„
tarrhs, shortness of breath, tickling in the
| thrhat, tightness in the chest, whooping
j cough, sore throats, wheeling*, congealed
phlegm, soitting of blood, soretie»s of the
j breast antr stomac h, £cc. aitmas and con.
| sumptions, and all disorders of t.*e breast
and lungs.
Sold (by appointment) at S. Pleasants'
I’ililting Office, K.clnurnd.
Bishop Madison’s -J
MAP OF VIKGINIA
For Sale at this Officer i
* * .
Johnson ^ Warner,
OF RICHMOND, (VIR.)
Propose publishing by. subscription,
Tllli. FIRST PART
OF TUX
INSTITUTES
OF THE
Laws of England ;
BY EDWARD COKE,
WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES,
by Hargrave ans Butler.
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I called Coke Littleton, is so well known
and appreciated among all the professors of
law, as to need no description or eulogy ;
it is a sine qua non, ot every law library
in the United States j and yet has never
been printed here*
The editors arc apprised of the difficul
ty of the task, they have undentsken'^ri.
sing from innumerable niar/iini^Aei'e*:n.
ces, as well frdm the textLi teuton! as
from the commentaries ofCut:,|m a Ain,
in the latter editions, froi^thor copious
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ler ; the accuracy necessary in all these,
creates an Immense weight of responsibili
ty in sending out to the American world,
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rienced correctors ot the press, theypkdge
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ceived at the Law and Miscellaneous Hook
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Pamphlets,
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CARDS
LAWYER’S,
CLURk'i J> SHERIFF'* DLA.\KS,
Akl KEATLY
ivd sxttnirtoustr pxtxrnn at ths
ARUL'S Oi 1 K S.
JUST PUBLISHSE,
Aild'for tele at this 0£l(et the eighth edition
! making near twenty thousand co'.ie*
already sold, of the Life of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to his country led !
How lov’d, while living !—how lever'd, now
dead 1
Ye living Sires ! with pleasure all attend,
And read the History of your Glorious Friend^
Lisp ! lisp Ins name, ye CniUlren yet unborn i
And wiih like deeds, your own bright lives
adorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the gtey
hair’d veterans of the last cen
tury, who were'the play
mates and companions
oftne ^reat Wash
I % ington from his
I Y ' childhood.
\ VEQbMMENDATIONS,
Bv ESlTlHMr^' DIVINES, JUDGES AND GENE
RA 1.3. .
“It*is a surprising fact that even the A*
merican People know but little of George
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Lite ; of his Mili
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
4‘ Many intelligent persons have.ardent*
!y wished to see a faith*ulaccount ot these,
not only, as-a debt of gratitude to him, but
as a fine example to our children.
“The Author has performed this task
in a very satisfactory manner. His Anec
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transcen
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. The moral sensibility and
ecuius ofcthe writer warms the heart and
Tmaginatkn of his readers. His descrip*
tive fanci paints the occasional scenes of
Nature io\>leasing views,; while his Hash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
render.*9
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Minister of the Swedes Church,
Philadelphia.
CRITICISM.
,r I am happy to have it ;n my power, to re
commend the his.ory of the pnva e lilts of Gen.
Wash ngion, by Mr Weems, and a dently nope
it may nave an extensive circulation. It is a
woik that should oe in the possession ot every
person, and wi 1 certainly afford pleasure, as
well to the lover of Genius^ as to every Ameri
can Patriot. «JU
JACOB RUSH,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Penu.
sylvania.
_____
»r i lave read and read again your pub'icati
o*, theiileof Vvash.ugton ; and you will not
utderstwd me as acknow euging u to be witn
oU| deists, when 1 take notice only of its
exdblle< cies; these indeed are very grca.:=s
You have corrtbined with great felicity, tnc use*
ful and the pleasantssrhistorical information,
and amusing anecdote. You have drawn from
both urns of tears, and of unrth ; with a sud
den transition we have the pathetic^ and the
coming and both irresistible. Your uiie is
AfWays perspicuous,and occasionally noble; in
flight, »t imagery, and richness ot expression
rising to the sublime. But the great excellence
ofyoUi book, is the morality ot the sentiment.
I do not know a better to put into the hand* of
young persons tb raise the mind io po.iticul and
moral virtue. It ought to be in.reduced into
schools, and to be in every fam ly.
H. H. BRACKENRIDGE,
One of the judges of the Supreme Court.
F'lBve pit-used the Life of Washington,
••iuenpy Mr M L. Weems, formerly Rector
f Mouil Vem-n parish*
«« TheVuthor has treated this great subject
with admirable succ.ss in a new way. lie
turns all the actions of Washington to the en.
conragement of virtue, by a careiul application
of numerous exempliftca.it.ns drawn fium the
conduft of the founder of our Republic from
h:s earliest life. No Biographer mo.-e deserves
applause than he whose chit f purpose is to en_
tice the young mind to the affectionate love ol
virtue, by personifying it in the character most
dear to these Slates.
T uiiah I hr fill rh vr-.nr In manmjarnR
to public nonce this Virtue excising book.=The
fathers of families c*.'. put notrexue more likely
to correct false notions and to confirm good piin*
ciples, i*to the hands of their children. It
ought to %e thd^geueral present from father to
•on as soon as Ahe young mind is capable o‘
uuJerstanding Ahe subjedt —Winie admiring the
splendor of sfre exalted character, he won:u im.
perceptibly, learn, that « virtue only can lead
to tt ue greatness.”
H. LEE.
MajoT Cene-tl Army, U„ State*.
VINEYARD LOTTERY.
Begin Drawing October 29th,
THE Scheme exhibits nearly four times
as many Crpital Prizes, as any other
Lottery advertised, to be drawn this year,
Viz,
1 Prize of 12 000 Dollars,
Y It of 8,000
1 \ at 4 000
2 \ ©f 2,000
1 « of 1,500
8 of 1,000
10 of 500 |
10 of 300
12 of 200
Besides a great many inferior Prizes.
Superior advantages of the Vineyard
Lottery over any other that will be drawn
this year —
1st—The Vineyard Lottery has only two
and a nuarer blanks to a prize.
2d—1 he Vineyard Lottery has nearly
four times as many Capital Prizes as any
other Lottery now advertised to be drawn
this year.
3d—The prize* in the Vineyard Lotte*
ryt will be paid in the short space of Thir
ty Days after the drawing, whilst all o
thug lotteries that will be drawn this
ycaAjvRl not be paid till sixty day* after
the drawing is oV©r..•
Lastly—The price of Tickets in the
Vineyard Lottery i* considerably less than
any other Tickets no w for sale.
i7* Ticket*, for sale at the Argus Office.
Regimental Orders !
w
__. .
City cfRichmond, In Aug. 1810.
rT',HE Officers of ‘.he 19tli Regime it, and
of the Artillery and Cavalry attached
to said Regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector upon the Capitol square, at 11
o’clock in the forenoon, on the 17th, 18;
and 19th days of October next, for
purpose of being instructed by bin
cording to law, Each Oiiicer will
prepared with a musket and at least
blank cartridges on the 17th and Ibth^
with side arms only on the 19th. J I
A General Muster of t^ie 19th Regime^?,
will take place on the 20th of the same
month of October, for which purpose the
Odiccis and privates of sa>d Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at 11
o’clock in the forenoon ot the day last men
tioned^ completely equipped according to
GEO- VVM. SMITH,
Lt, Col. Commandant
of the 19th Keg. Va, Militia.
Thorough bred Horses for Sale.
ON the 25th September next, at my
Plantation in the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brenco, will be offered for
Sale to the highest bidder, on a credit of g
13 months mystock, of 1M
Blooded Horses, / (q
consisting of two Stallions, one 6 years old
last spring and distinguished by bis succes
tul performances on the uirt—the other 3
years oldj of high form and great beauty —
several brood Matt;*, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—all of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by
authentic pedigrees in the pn»se»Mouof
JNO li. COCKE.
N. B. About 40 head ot sheep will al»
so be offered for sale at the same time.
J. H. C.
VJrUll ± VTVUe) ,
VV arranted of a Superior quality in Kegs
and Camusters.
Salt-Petre, Ak
English Refined, in Casks and Kepi. Tw
Sal* by D. J. BURR.
—WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will be paid. A negro 1 .d
will be taken apprentice to tnc Cooper’s
trade. t f.
IS' OTIC E.
|N compliance with the decree pronoun
ced on the 10th day of March, 1807, by
I the superior court of chancery hol<J»n at
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a
suit depending in the said court, between,
William Barksdale, plaintill. and Edwd.
Dennis, defendant—WILL BE SOLD, at
public auction,for cash, at Cub Creek Meet*
ing house, in the county «»f Charlotte* on
the 28ih day of September ne^t, a f
Tract of Land, x
Lying in the said county of Chariofte cn
both sides of Cub Creek, containing bv rs—
timation seven hundred and eighty seven
acres, (it being the same land c< nveyed by
William Barkesdale and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wile, to Edward Dennis t>v
deed bearing date the second d-iy of /vu'_
gust, If 99, and recorded in the general
I cout t on the sixteenth day of August ir.
[ the year 1799) or so much 'thereof ^s may
be necessary to raise the sum ol 345/ 4s Id,
vv.th interest thereon at six per cent, per
annum, from the 18th day of October,
1^00, and the costs oi suit.
tds 1 he Commissioners.
NO TIC K.
Agreeable to the Lam Will and Testament
of Armistead Russel, dec’d
WILL BE SOLD,
At New.Kent Court.house, on the first
day of November court, if fair, if not on
the first d.iy of December court,
A 1 n A b I OF
L AND
I.ring in New„Kent county, called the
OLD l’L\CL, and containing by old sur-^/
vcy 476 acres. This land produces well//
Corn and Wheat_ and is pleasantly situa./
teil in an agreeable iietgnbuurhood—is three
miles from the court-house, and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will be one half of the porchnse money to
be paid in twcfve months, and the other
in two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and a deed of trust
t on the land to seeure payment, to catry
nterest from the date, if not paid wheb
due will be required. '
I wilL4*ith pleasure shew the land to a*
ny person inclined to purcha*e. •*?
ARMISLEAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
Angnst 10, 1*10. tils
Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. ~J. Burr, (pJ
fn addition to the articles manufactured at the ^
Penitentiary, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Viz • fine and coarse hats of every description,
A regular supply of cotton c'Oih n„'cona gnrrent
fron the Providence manufactory, and will bo
sold byihe piece at the mill prices, via :~*U«d
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain c ulhs, Spdn
cotton, single and double.
Home \f*Je Linen Sheeting. Hichm ind Ci n
Powder b* the keg, warranted of superior qur. «
ity. Phil . ielphia Porter and Aie m ciskvar d
bottles,an I Berr in lijrrtk.ss
Uarneis Leather, Boot Leg*, Wax Calf
Skins,Col mud and Black Roans,
Februarv 10, 1810. ’ ,f
KT VVsated to lime by the year a < ood I
COOF-id. ' B