Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-08 00:00:00, page 4

lliahop Madison’s
MAP OF VIRGINIA
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to* SALK. A1 THIS OMSK
ter FF.W It A K !> SOME COPIES OF
GIBBON’S
DECLINE & FALL
OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE ;
To whieh is added, (in this edition only)
THE TERI INTER ESTINO
LIFE or the AUTHOR,
Right Vols, Large Octavo, Price 20 Do!
Pars
VIRGINIA:
At a superior court »f chancery hoi
den at the Capitol in Rinchmond,
Febuarjr 2Gth 1810.
Jcbn M. Walker adm’r with the will an.
ncx'd of John Christian deccesed, Jamei
Patteson, the tame John M. Walkei
adm’r of Joyce Christian deceased, anti
the said John M. Walker and Susannah
hiswfe^ sole heiress of the said Joyct
Christian and Oorge Smith ahd the saic
John M. Wa'kcr Execu’ors of Lucy
l)uguid, deceased, and George Chris,
tian and Joyce P. his wile, George F.
Duguid and Elizabeth his W'fe end Ly.
cha Duguid, heirs of the said Lucy Du
guid deceased. Pits.
Against
Elizabeth, Paltes n, executrix and Georgt
Christian, executor of Peter Pat'esor
deceased, and Martha Patteson, Eliza
beth McReynolds, Charles Patteson
P"KKy Patteson, Polly Patteson, Pctei
Patteson, Jtnny Pa’ieson, Henry Pat*
teson, Fanny Pat'eson, and Pat
tesop, and Charles llacon son and heii
ui rvancy tiacon, late Nancy »UAon
children & heirs at Law of Ll^rj/^gt
tc«on deeeosed, and Devi^s^n tlx
said Peter Patleon deceased, Mery.
Anne Patteson widow of the said John
Fat<e on deceased, Charles Phelps ar.d
Molly his wife, Lewis Dawson ami Lu.
cy his wife, Samuel P. Christian and
Nancy hit wife, Samuel Patteson an<
John Patteson infants by the s-id Samu
t! P. Christian specially essigned thei
Cuardian, heirs of the said John Pal.
teson deceased, Defts
'l he Parlies jin the above mcnlionct
v. sutt will take notice, That I have ap
pointed Monday the 14th day of nex
Month for the purpose of tekinjr the ac
counts direct'd by the decree pronouncet
in the said suit on the 26th February last
on which day the Parti*.* ore rt<iuestet
to attend at my office in the City of ttich.
mr.t.d with their Papers and Evide .ct
•jjiepared to go into the said accounts.
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. C.
April ?, 1810.
A At a meeting of the Directors
X *. ofthe Richmond Turnpike Company, at
the Washington Tavern in the City of Rich
ntoml, the l6.h of April, 1810
Resolved, That «*'l sh ires of de
litHpients in the said Company b- sold at. the
V aO'injrcn Tavern in the city of Richm n<*
V\ ednetday the 23d of next month.
Resolved, That a call of two cl
tar* and fifty cent* on eich al.are in the said
Company he madr, and that the same be paid to
the Treasurer on or before the 23d of next month
A Copy
(ids') N. Sheppard, C Ik.
A SALK,
T the VenmP* office of the Subscribers,
ft variety of Muslins and Gingham*
Nuns an'1 Adelphi Threads ; Irish Linens^
* Cotton Shirtings, Florentines, Cailicoct
Bandannas, Pelisse Cloths, ltcmalls, Nani
keen* and a great variety of wlme iuliB
goods.— A*
ALSO,
Mn*covfldn Sugar. 1st and 2nd quality s
r» .%;• Green Coffee in barrets and bap* :
Old do. do. do.
Northern Pum ; Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperial Ten in boxes ;
I iesh Hymn and S orhongTea in Ches's;
Peppi i , Gir ger, Allspice, Copperas, Phi.
ladelphia Soap and Candles, Src.
1'osier &. Satchcll, Auct'rs.
April 29, 1810. tf
10 Dol eward.
Fi WAft AT f. flbtcr her living in
V the lower curt hftian counv on or
about ihe 15th rlay r>!
by the n*me of
FKANC
l : oof IS >rg8 old^ hmt>?en afected v.
do Ui.eumatistn so as to »vent hi* wa kmr
wnh «fr. It i* p-.cbsble he is linking in or
^ont the town of Petersburg. The above re,
mrt will be j aid to any person who will de.i.
v« the said apprentice boy to
David Lacey.
April 14 h 1910. j- n,^
JUS I* FUacIsilc.l>,
AN* too * A LX AT TUI* OFVtCS,
(Price One Dollar)
A P A M PIILE T,
■ V ' V KTITLKft
^TORPEDO WAR
AND
Submarine Explosions,
Wi’h 5 F.l pnnt Engravings.
— **- w.
By BO BE Rf FULTON,
Fellow ol th" American Philosophical
Vi
v \\
[ Valuable Property f ;r Sale.
f?Y virtue of t vo deed’ of truit executed to u
i foY the purpose of paying certain debts
therein mentioned, wi t be acid, lor cash, at th<
residence of MrT. T Billing i' Atncl'-scounty
the 17bh day of next month [May} FlFls
LIK.FLY NEGROS8; among*' them
of almost every ditctipiion. The s
linue from day to day until the prop
There will also be sold at the ta
p!a;e by one of the Trustees, about
and a number of cattle’ sheep and
lack and Jenny and all the __T.._
Kitchen furniture, and plan* it ion utensils of said
Bolling Amongst the above mentioned slaves
are two Blacksmiths and three rough carpenters.
N B. The lands belonging to ihesadThos.
T Bolling, will be offered at p.ivate sale on the
same day.
Lu dwell Brackett, ?
John Lane, < Wcea
April tflh, 1810. (w t d ».)
In Council, 3inch. 23, 1810.
Notice !
IN pursuance of an act of the Genera] A stem,
^bly, passed at the last session not ice R^^^by
given, that a tale of the public prope JMHthe
Point of Forkj will take place on ThJsiJ^c
24th day or May nest,, on th-* pren^eW* a
credit of tweive months. Bond and security to
be approved by the Kxecutivej will bs required.
For information respecting the property en
quire of Doctor John Will* of Fluvartna coun
ty«
Samuel Coleman, a. c. c.
8w,
Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
/}. J. Burr,
fn addition*? the articles manutactared at the
Penitentiary, offers for sale an assoyrneti^
oi Goods of Qg Jf***
Home Manufactiv&tip
Vii . fine and coarse ha-a of every description.
A regular supply of cotton cloth o„ consignment
trom the Providence manufactory^ and will be
Jfoij by the piece at the mill prices vix ;«a»Bed
•wnuig, n ripe*, cnec*s, and piam cloths, Spun
« Cotton single and double.
Nome M-. le Linen SVeting. Richmond Gun
owder bytlic keg. warranted of superior qual. '
i«T. i hikdelphia por*er and Aie in casks and
t>.u:|cG an.l Beer in ltarrels.se
Haines, Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Sk-.n*. Coloured and Black Roans,
| February 10 1810. ,f
$CT* Wanted to uins by the year a rood
; COOPER. J K
I^OR SALE.—A handsome, second hand
London built CIlARIOT, which has
^ bten but little used and is in a good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr. Hsgius, couch maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, where the carriage
| may he seen. tf
F O R S A I. K BY
ASA OTIS,
FIRST door below the Bell Tavern,
a frcih supply of Early Yorkshire, Early Sugar
Loaf and itcn Hutch Cabbage Seeds—
4- Bags White Coffee of an excellent quality_
A few Bales fresh sof: shelled Al.numLr
Richmond, April 13, 1810.
JUUl’ PUBLISHED,
And for sale at this Uijicc,
Fricc 25 cents,
THE
Value of the Soul,
S E R M O N.
DELIVERED BEFORE THE SYNOD
CF VIRGINI A ,
At Staunton, October 19, 1309.
BY|THE Pit, CONRAD SPEECE, a m
Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS,
DELIVERED Mr Thomas Wi
itt's F.m.snarl, a Rrarman at Lyn^nirg.
directed cn the Pox tothecaro ofj^®R«-v
A. Foster,in Rchmaml, in Drcnnni^ 1809
—Containing 3 sets ITawer’s Church His
t..ry in 2 vo!, 5 vols Myles History ; 4 vols"
Revised Code, 2d vol, ; JVVir’i Spr-ch's;
sbeut 12 quite* fine* large pap r ; 2 Watt’s
Hymns; 2 Smart’* Introduction to Latin—1
do. to Latin fiu nmtrrl Life of John Earl
—2 » utor’# Onidr* —1 American Preceptor
•wl Newtonian Phdodophy—2 Life of Da.
vid—1 Resignation, a poem—1 Ground* of
a Holy life-1 Lee’s life, &c. Any person |
having a knowledge of such a Box or of 1
such book* by leaving word or delivering
them at A. Fo»?« 's, in Richmond, or at the
Pres* Office in Lyochbarg, shall herewar
drd.
l lte Thorough bred English Horse,
WONDER,
STAND the enwing reason at my
Stable,at Painesvtlle, (formerlytie
pin Church,) in Amelia county, anAvillJt Jet
to mares at five gulf cat fhe ttaAi, tvyabla
the twenty .fifth day of Recembeu^follJying—
ten dollars Ike single leap, to be paid djfco, and
f >rty dcdlxrr to entnre a mare being in foal—
the money for the insurance will be’exacted if
the property i* changed—and in either caie one
dollar to the groom. Good and extensive pas.
turrge gr*ti«, but 1 wiU nut he responsible for i
accident* or eicapes*wrntares fed upon reasons* j
Me termij provided the money it sent with them
The season wifi commence the lit of March,
and end the first of August following.
JOHN JETER* i
March lit, I3i0.
y
i * ,
JUST PUBLISHED, |
Ud for tale at this Office, the eighth edlt'p 1
making near tweny thovsand cohict
already sold, of the Life of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to his country led !
How lov’d, while living !—how rever’d, now
dead 1
Ye living Sires ! with pleasure all attend,
And read the-History of yeur Glorious Friend_
Lisp! lisp hia name, ye Children yet unborn /
And with like deeds, your own bright liVes
dorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey
bair’d veterans of the last cen
tury, who were the play
mates and comp inions
of me great Wash
ington from his
childhood.
RECOMMENDATIONS,
by eminent •ivixei, judges and gene
ra LS.
“It is a surprising fact that even the A
merican People know but little of George
Wvhington. They hare indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life; of his Mili
tary Character, and Poliucal Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
“ Many intelligent persons have ardent*
ly wished to see a faith*ul account of these,
not only as a debt of gratitude to him, but
as a fine example to our children.
“The Author has performed this task
»n a very satisfactory manner. His Anec
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence oi religion, wun tne transcen
dent dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. The moral sensibility and
genius of the writer warms the heart and
imagination of his readers. His descrip^
3five fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nnture in pleasing views ; while his flash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader.”
NICHOLAS CCLLIN,
Minister o* the Srutdet Church,
Phiiadeifihia.
NEW MEDICINE STORE.
"pHE Subscribers have recently taken a store,
near the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs,
White and Shelton’s, where they ofler for sale
» verr general assortment of DRUGS Is" ME
DICINES i a few of which are enumerated,
fix ;
Gum Aloes patent Medic,nr.
' Ammon Steer’s Chemical Ono.
- Atsa Foetid* deldoc
.- Arabic Bateman’s Drops
Guaiac British Oil
—— Gamboge Essence Peppermint
-2- Myrrh Turlington’s Balsam of
- Opium Life
- Copal Dr. Rawson^
- Shell L »c ted Itch
-Tragacantlt ing Oi
Aqua Fartig Do.
Annatto Anti b
Arrow-Root machic
Camphor Do. do. Y\ ortn
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pals Bark Wheaton’s Itch Oint
Cream Tarta* ment
Chamomile Flowers Do Aor Lee’s Genuine
Magnusia Windham Bitlicua
Ial»P Pills
Tiecac Anderson’s do.
^alomel Hooper’s do.
Jan Emct j)r homson'a Aroma
Ssscnce Burgamot tic Tooth Paste
—- Lemon Do. Eye Water
-- Sprue* Febrifuge Electuary
~ oves for Ague and Fever.
Nutmegs Hinkley’a Infallible Re
. medy for the Piles
Caisia, Ac. Ac. Aci pr Cooley’s Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
jfLSO
A general assortment of PAINTS & DYING
DRUGS— all of which will be sold as low as at
tny other store in this city. Medical practi'ion.
ers and gentlemen who are in the habit of selling
medicine in the country, will do well to call
... . . ^ VAIL A ROGERS.
Richmond, 29th Aug. 1809
NOTICE.
MT.CESSITY compels me to make for.
ther application to ail those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A_
;odemy, by sales of lotlery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub.
icnptions, and all such are hereby reques
ted to make payment to the subscriber to
enable the building committee t^mayail ar„
rears lor work done, anddB Jrlure
materials this winter in order y>TtJcced
witn the work next spring, uM&nf'Mr the
education of our rt9ing progenyTwhicw erna.
menu and attaches them to republican prin
:'pies and gives a spring to liberty and in*
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
snd William W. Henlng^ Rsqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
mard of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, I
latter myself there will be but little trou
»el in obtaining the money for the purpose
>f carrying into effect so laudable an insti. j
nation.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 8th, 1809. tf
nqtTceTV
THE firm of Robert & T^Jple
Gwathmey is changed to Templet Ro
bert Gwathmey j and in consequence of
he intended removal of Robert Gwathmey
o Lirerpoolj the firm there will be Robert
ind Temple Gwathmey*
Richmond, 1st May, 1810*
— ^—tv- 1 »■
TiiC noted iiud .witch admired jLn
[ j^lish liorsc, !
JACK ANDREWS,
TMPORFGD bv Wm* ..jLightloot, esq.
* deceased, of Charles City county, full
j fifteen and a half hands high, a blood bay,
finely formed, in high health, vigor and
spirit, the most afflive and best bottomed
horse, eTcr imported into this country, now
rising 15 years old,—
Will stand the ensuing season at Sandy
Point in Charles City county, and will he
let to marcs at twenty-five dollars the
season, wh ch may be discharged by the
payment of twenty dollars if paid within
the season, which will commence the 1st
of March and end the fi>st of August;
! cn dollars the single leap ; forty dollars
to insure a mare in foal; and one dollar
to the groom ; The leap and groom mo.
ney to be paid when the service is ren
dered. Provided the mar* is changed
the owner shall be liable. Extensive p3s.
lurage gratis, and all possible care taken
to prevent accidents or escapes, but no '
liability for either.
Wm. H. LIGHTFOOT.
Sandy Point, March 1, 1810.
This celebrated (torse’s performances in
England, have not been inferior io any
| horse there, except his brother Dick An
jd'ews, who is c nsidered now the best
horse in that country, giving seven pounds
—Jack Andrews won twice in 1757. then
Mr Lord’s property—see Racing Caien.
oar tor that year
At Worcester July 5th, a maiden plate
of 50/ for 3 years old. 6 stone, 4 mile
heats, vns won by Jack Andrews at 3
neats, beating ?4r Darlington’s ch f Miss
Edwin. 4 years old ; vlr Atkinson’s ch m
Priscilla, aged ; Sir W. W. Wyrto’s br h
Sweet B.itherem, 5 years old ; Mr Har
din’s br c Eglantine, 4 years old; dtStaf.
I f jrd, OdV 7th. f*he town purse of 5C/•
j 4 mile heats, was won by Jack Andrews/
thre^- years old, at tbiee heats, beating
Mr Uctteson’s Little Pickle, four years
old ; Mr Dai low's Hodcnck, four years
old ; Mr Denham’s Honest Tom, ft years
old ; Sir W. W. Wynn’s b h True Blue
5 years old.
in 1798, at Nantwich, Thursday, July
8ih—50/, for 3 and 4 years old, he jvo::,
beating Mr Bavle’s cl. c Cannon, 5 years
old ; Stamford’* b f Scotella, tti
old.
Denby, August l5ih—lie wo
lor any horse'healing Lilly of ti
Falconer and True Ulue. In 17
twice, to wii—at Ludlow, on Fi day the
4th of JulT/ 4 mile heats, free for all a.
ges. beating Lord Oxford’s ch c Dart ;at
I three hea s.
At Worcester, August 8th— He won
the city and county subscription of 50/,
4 mile heats, beating Mr Artley’s filly I
Dutchess, 4 years old ; Mr Cotenton’s b
h Integrity, lute Partner / Mr Snell’s ch
g Hocks, 5 years old ; after rlie first beat,
four to one on her—after the second heat,
four to one on Jack Andiew*f
In 1800, he won six times, to wit :
At Lewes, then the property of Majo.
Hookes, August 12th he beat Lord Sackr
Tide’s b h Laborie, 4 mile heats for 50
guineas—At Oxford, the town plate ol
50/, in August, was w.m by Jack An.
drews at 4 mile heats, beating 'Sir F.
Poole’s ch m Dutchess of Limbs, 5 years
uui j ijiiiu L/uucgau s u ii \\ ruugie, cu*.
lanced, the 4th h-ai— beptembei at War*
wick, he won the town plate of SOI, 4
mile heats, beating Mr Tharm's b h
Marquis, Mr Brooke’s b li Cheshire, Mr
Edward's b m Dutchess.
At Abington, Tuesday, September
16th, the members purse of 50/, lor all
ages, 4 mile heats, was won by Jack An,
drews, at three heats, beating Sir F.
Poole’s b m Msicreant, 5 years old ; M,
Whdey's cli c Expectation, Mr Fran,
gley’s b h Cupid—six .o iour tm Miserc
ant.
In 1801, Jack Andrew®, at New Mar,
ket, April 20th received forfeit from Mr
Hetlicoat’s Symmetry, 8 stone, 5 Jo. 2oo
guineas, half lorleit.
iiebuary, June 16 h—The Btlnry Stokes,
a handy cap of 100 guineas each, half lor'
leit, 4 miles was won by Jack Andrews,
aged, beating Lord 3ackville’s Expecla.
ton, 5 years old, Sir Henry T. Vane’s
Cock Fighter, 5 years old, Mr R. Helh
coal’s Hippona, aged, his royal highness
the Prince of Walesa Dick Andrews,
Mr Hetheoai’a Popingay, ahd Cox’s Ed.
win.
June 17th, a sweep®u*ke of 5 guineas
each, twenty subscribers, was won by
Jack Andrews, beating col. Grosvenor’s
Lady Catharine, Mr Haworth's bnufT
Box.
Bedford, September 10th—The Wo*
urn stake of 10 guineas each, 5 miles 5
subscribers, was won by his royal high,
ness the Pnnce of Wales’s b h Jack An.
drew*., aged, beating Mr Watson’s b h
Triumvir, Mr Galdmg’s b c Skyrocket.
Endfieid, September 33—50/, lor all
ages, 4 i;,ilc heats was won by Jack
Andrews., aged, at 3 heals, beating Mr
Frogley’s gr g Plou'bboyj velvet horse
Little Thought Of, Replication and Con.
tc&tor—see Racing Calendar lor these
year*. It would swell an Advertisement
to too great a length to mention all the
races he has won.
Swecptakrs of 20 guineas each, 2
miles, 5 subscribers, Mr Rooke’s Jack
Andrews, aged, 11 stone, 7 lb. walked
I
over—(see Racing Calendar for I30J
page, 385.)
At Lambourne, in Sept. Wednt.:<~ •'
leth, he won the 50/ gift of Lord C
ven, 4 miles heat, 4 heats beating Mr
Coventry's ch h Sacripant, Mr Bacon’* £
m Snap.
Wm. LIGHTFOO V.
PEDIGREE.
Jack andrew* was gat by Joe Andrews,
his dam by Highflyer, his grandam Car. ^
dinal Puffj his great grandam by Ta'.kr, w -
his great great grandam by Snip, his M
great great great grandatn by I am 4 ^
Godolphin's Arabian, his great great gredl
great grandam by Stanyan’s Aral* an*
which mare was own sister to Framton'a
White neck, full sister to the Minbury
Galloway, great gieat great great great
grandam by Sauce box, a son of Gregg,
tire of Croft's Old Partner.
- JAMES LORD, Seal.
I do certify that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the original one sent me
by James Lord. Given under iny hand
and seal the twenty.third day of Decem
ber, one thousand eight hundred and four
Wm. LilGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipsa, his
dam by Alatnanda, by Omnium, her dam •*
Cloudy by Blank—Crab, Weddir.gton
mare by Partner—General Stud Uoukd
page 6th, printed in 1803, by Jame.
Weathcrby.
VIRGINIA :
At a Superior court of Chancery hoi dsn at
the Capitol in Richmond, I’6b. 10, 1810,
Barton & Fisher merchants and partner..
Pltfs.
ACtlSST,
Charles Con way, Henry Randolph, Ed
of John Boiling, deceased* VVm. Friend^.
Alexander Sin. Pe'.eiheld FarrVr ex
ecutor, of John Farier deceased, Harry
Iieth, Wigton King, John KineholF, “
ling Branch, William Fleming,
thew Cheatham, Archibald Cj
Alexander L«ng, Itreu Uaiulolj
Salley, James Pepper, Thomas '
William P.nshback, Francis
Wilshiir Minus, Wiiliam Brooks,
'Meade and Thomas Cheathatn,
. . Defts.
.his suit abates as to the defendant Charles
Conway hjr his death, and the defendant Fran
cis Conway^ not having cmejctl his appearance
and given security according to the act of as
sembly, and the rules of thu Conn and it ap„
pearing t» the satisfaction of the court^ that lie
is not an inhabitant of this countiy, on motion
of the plaintiffs^ by counsel, i: is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here on the first clay of
the next term and answer the bill of the plain*
tills, and that a copy of this Older he forthwith
inserted in some news paper pnblished in ihc
city of Richmond for two months successive y
and pasted at the front door of the capital in me
said city.
A Copy—.Teste
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
____ w8t P.
VIRGINIA
In Halifax County Court, In Chancery*
‘27th March, 1810.
Stephen Huddleston and Mary Huddleston
»m wife, administrator and adinmistra.
trix of William Younger, dec. I'Ufa
Against
William Iio kins and John Stone, Defts
The defendant William HosktnsB
v:r.g entered his appearance, and.
security, according to the Act of At
and the rules of this court, und it i
ing to the satisfaction of the earn,
is not an inhaoitant of this Commenw^NVTTj
on motion of the plaintiff* by their counsel
it is ordered, that tne said William Hoskins
• to appear here on the feurth Monday in
June next, and answer the bill of the plain
ini*,mat a copy or this order be tortile
wild inserted in one of the newspnpcrst
published in the city of Richmond for civil,
weeks successively, and posted at the Iron"
door oi the Courlnouse of tlie said county
A Copy, Teste, 1
SAMUEL. WILLIAMS, d. c. n. c.
VIRGINIA
In llalilax County Court, la Chancery,
26th February, 1810# 7 ^
Vlichael Ciardy, Pltf /j
Against
Vlichael Ciardy, jun. Deft
The defendant not havjgg entered hijpajr^
pearance and given security acco’*cl|ngj#o*\
the act of Assembly and the rules fi
3ourt, and it appearing to the sati-fiPk I
af the court, that he is not an inhabit %/f ^
this Commonwealth—On motion of th^
plaintiff by his counsel, it is ordered,!^!
the said defendant, do appear here on the
fourth Monday in June next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this
irder be forthwith inserted in one of News
Papers published in the city of Richmond
For eight weeks successively, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of the said
:ounty
A Copy, Teste,
Samuel Williams, d. c. h. c.
NOTICE!
CiY Virtue of a deed of trust from
lacob F. Earh «*xtf formerly , of Carters
idle to me, whielwha* b«n duly recorded#
I shall on the IStmiajJbf this month, sell
it I homas Colley’«i)dfcrn in Cartersville,'
>n a credit till ihc W day of June_prxt,
he following propeJk, viz; one of
Land lying in GooAlmd^ containniyone
hundred and ihirij^crflt more or l^pftwo
tegfo women, Hager ^d Chanty, and
Four mikh cows,Jhe yoke of oxen Sc cart,
Four feather bedrand all ihc household Sc
kitchen furniture o( the sakl Jjcob F. Ear#
heart, one waggon and gig and two hor.
»es, or »o much of said property as will
he sufficient to satisfy ihe claim speeifi.-d
in ihe said deed of trusi and pay the ex.
pence* attending the carrying the wiim
into effect.
Thomas Miller, Trustee.
Powhatan, May 1st) 310. 2p.