Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-03-23 00:00:00, page 4

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* MW HARDkOM K COMES OF j
GIBBON’S
DECLINE & FALL
OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE;
To which is added, (in thif edition only)
TBE VKUT INTCRK3T5N3
LIFTi or ihe AUTHOR,
Eight VcJs, l*argc Octavo, Price 20 Dol.
lars
FOR SALK, .
A NEAT CHARIOT, of good work
manship and materials, and in ex.
cellent condition- It has hanging hi ace*
with pln-rd Bucttle-s, whip VrVTmir^'
fashionable U«rouche coach iiX/s St at on
springs, plntcd Door and ConmoR Han
dles, lining fully stalled <md Jf immed,
plated Mouldings, and Venetian Blinds k
Classes to doors, Quarters, Back, and
Front, and pieted Harness for a pair of
Horses* For terms, apply to Messis*
VPllEN Sc RODINSON,
Three doors below the Swan tarern,
gfherc the carriage may be seen. tf
NEGROES FOR SALE.
AT Cumberland Cnurttmuse, on the 4tL,
Monday in March jfcx.t, btdng ^mrt
d v, will be ■sold. seAn^r eight /k#y and
trainable NHGttO MUl, for thtf b«yu of
thp otherwise unsecuJId credlbgfrs ggAgmes.
Til oinas and Franci^fcane, who ahall have
entitled theimelvafto shell uenefit by sub.
kcr'ibing a compromise which to aucli cre
ditors hath been proposed—and according
to a deed of trust made to the Kubscribers.
William l)A.xiEL,jr.
Edward Bockes
January 10th, 1830. tds
"NOTICE.
NECESSITY compel* me to make fur,
ther application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
Cndcmy, by sales of lot cry ttcLets of the
fit st and socc.id class and voluntary sub.
icriptions, and all such me hereby reqtre9«
in nvilrn it<s\rrvis>iif In f h #» aitlwr riKi*r tr\
enable the building committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, a nth to procure
materials this winter in otd?r to proceed
with the work next spring, for ibe
education of uur rising prcgeJj^wijFch orna.
m?ntsand attaches them to republican prin
ciples andgiv'.*s a spring to liberty and in
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Uiockenbrcugh
• r.d William \V. Hening, Esq i s. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building cf the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
lU'ter myself there will be but little trou
ln-1 in obaining.tlie money for the purpose
o’ carrying into rdeci »o laudable an insli
tuicr..
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember Sth, 1803. if
Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burr,
Ir^addition to the at tides manufactured at tin
i'cnitcnuaiy. offers fo* salt an ass
o.G< o<!» cf
Home Matotfac
Viz ; tine and coarse hats of cv
A regular sapply of capon <~’oth on consignment
frCm the Prcvidenfce rocrnitsctary, and will bt
sold by the pic$: at the end pi'zza. via .*^syad
licking, stripes, clircKs, and plain c oths. Spue
Cotton. bingle anil double
Hontfe Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Giir.'f
Powder by the keg, warranted Of stijierior qu.i.
iiv. Philadelphia P-r.«r ami Aie iu caaks and
bodies, and Beer in barrels.en
H&tiir.ss Leather, B.-ut Wax Calf
Sleiiv-.; Coloured and black Ratns,
k k'euruary jo, 1813. tf
tr7» Wanted to mas by the year, a good
COOPER.
Thirty Lots,
R^MATNING yrt unsold in the plan o'
PORT MAYO near Rockets, wlll^ with &
frw reservations, be exposed to public buc
t:'«,on the premise*, cn Wednesday, 4th
of April. »t 12 o'clock, for notes with np
pioved endorsers negotiable and pjjf.ibtc
at the Bank ot Virginia, one half atXmety,
the other 180 day* after date. J}
Jv.oie oi (nose are wmer ion anmce an.
v'<rtagca of the whole will be best a*cer,
n tried t>y a view of them, lying contigu
ous to the boldest navigable wafer. A pi :n
t>» this property is annexed to Young’s Map
of the city of Richmond and another will
tx* left with the Inspector* at Powhatan
Warehouse for information of any who
may wish it.
William Mayo.
Powhatan, March 1st, 1810. tfls
Tan-Yard,
To Let on a Lease of from five to
twelve Years,
111 AT V iluablcTnnaYard^ with Its pppur
t^1 voces belonging to the Estate ot the bite
Jv • Jiiceb Bockm*, situated on the Main
ferret of this City, between the Capitol and
the Kano. This valuable property consists
of a half acre corner Lot, having Uu poem an
♦ x ensive TAN.YARD, a Jnjgy Kirk.
Ilf ore, two Bark M ils, Beam lptje/b»i«
tyng ?Miep, Lea'her Cellar KuFTOrying
Lofts, wi h every necessary c nveutence foi
having from 3 to 3 thousand Hides lan’d
per ye.tr-»sl«o a good Dwelling H.<u«e,
Kt’rhin, Cel'.af, S able and Garden —The
J| ,u»e and Garden have lately b-en repair
ed, and the Tan. Yard will be **.;jv repair,
rd shortly after being let. For terms
t.pply to the Kxrcators, who once more so.
I.oi> these indebted to said estate to make
«yment, before the thirty first of May
*t ; no longer indulgence will be given.
B. l ate
John Prosser
Pichm'.nd, I-cb. 30, 1810,
NOTICE! j
The ji.niicis iip cf John Sc Robert
Gamble Jr. will expire on the first of ]
•April n^Xt. AM those indebted to said firm
are requested to come forward ayR jetde
t cir accounts, as longer indtttgdire
txrgmn. Those having clnirn^ipd^rne
firm, will please preseat llnero for p«ya
meat.
John G. Gamble.
Robert Gamble, -Jr.
Richmond, February 17,1810. tlA
\\ MT ILL be told, at Goochland court
VV bouse, on Monday the 15th ol A.
pi it next.
Six Negroes,
Tlte proper y ol William VVi.istenf decM
of Hanover coun'y. 'the termyui sale
w.ll be uiade known on the day.
JOHN CURD, Exe'r.
February 38, loll). Ids
FOR SAUL.—A handsome, second hand
London built CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and isJha good state
of preservation. Apply tojms printer, or
to Mr. HbouK.s, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern,, where the-carriage
may be seen. U
NEW MEDICINE STORE.
THE Subscribers have recently taken a s’ore,
near the Market Bridge, opposite MeSsr*.
White and Shelton's, where they offer for sals
i very general assortment of LmR'JGS 15* MV
DICtaKS , a few of which arc enumerated,
3am Aloes
— Amm'Jn
—— Assa Hoetida
— Arabic
Guaiac
- Gamboge
bfynh
- Opium
- Copal
- Shell Lac
—— Tragacaufb
Aqua b'ouis
\nnauo
Arrow-Root «
Camphor
Cowhuge
i Bed and Hale Bark
| Cream Tarta
| Chamoini o Liowcre
i Marnissia
Calomel
; Hart Gmet
; Essence Bergamat
i -- Lemon
1 ■- ■ Spruce
j Cloves
i Suimegs
| AXace
Cassia, be. be. be.
[
K general assortment of FAINTS & DYING
DRUGS—ail of which will be aoUl as low us at
*ny other store in this city. Medical prsctiion.
trs and gentlemen who are in the habit cl Swliing
medicine in the country, will dohvcll to call.
VAIL, tic ROGlittS.
Richmond, 29th Aug. 1309.
A Ta meeting of th; directors of the Rich.
* * tnond Turnpike Company, on th-.fuli March,
18i0,
| Resolved^ Tfc&t the shares of all deiinqneht
holder* of sh*'A in the said company, Jjr*shld
a: the Wishingfcn Tavern, in on
Saturday tnc fourteenth day of nexu^nwth, at
12 o*dcek. 'mr
Resolved, That a Cal! of t *0 dollar* and fifty
cents on each s'.uuo in the said company be
madCj and that the same be pud to the Trea.i i.
rer on or before the fourteenth day of next
month.
Teste,
H. SHEPPARD Clerk.
The Thoroughbred English Horae,
WONDER,
tiyiLL .Si AND the ensuing season at 07
v V stable, at Piinwvllle^ (formerly Chtnquc*
pin Church,) in Amelia county, and will be let
to mares at live guineas the ieaw^flrlryublc
the swonty.fifth dsqr of December Allowing—
:en dollars the single leap, to oc .w>,. and
forty dtfllam measure a mare b. i»»yy in foal—
the .noufy f<»r >he insurance will be txncmd if
?he property is chang' d—-and in either ca-e on?
ddfltvr to thcgrcjm. Good and extensive pa*,
tu. aare ^rjats, but I will not be rcs > .tiMble for I
acciJ .in* or escap*casfm*rc» fed upon 'c is.sna I
.,e terror^ prowled th. money :i sent with t«eai
The season wiil commence the 1st of M&i-cii
and end the first of August following.
JOHN JLTEHi
March let, 1810.
Potomack Company.
NJOTICE it hereby given that a special meet.
■*'* ng cf the stockholder* will be hcjAst the \
Union Tavern in Georgetown, on T-dflK|>* the
10th day of April nert^ on business mlivpor j
tanre to the company,
My order of the Pia&ident and Directors.
JOSEPH CASUrON, Treasurer.
GcrrgMown, March Gih, 18IO. *IOi# |
TO REST, i
ON Shockoe Hill, A GOOD TWO STORYl
DWELLING HOUSEj with a Kitchen, 1
Smoke Home, Stable, Carriage and Cow Houte '
—all of which arc in good repair, thire is a'»o
on the ptemises a small house, ca'anted for a I
lawyer’* or sheriff’« ofli:e. In the yAir a acvei j
failing Well of very pure water. garden
i* well enclos'd, and ahounda witliN^H^'i-rlcs, I
English rasjibfities, and a variety o^^uit trees.
The stable lot is al*» well enclosed. Possemon
will he given immediately. F«r trrm-- apply to
General Preston at his office, or to the subscriber !
JOHN St. JOHN.
March 12th, 1810. tf
, A
Treatise
os
GAKDENIN
BY A
CITIZEN o» VIRGINIA,
Far ante at this Oi&cs, price 23 cents
' Patent Medicine.
Steer’s Chemical Opo
deldoc
Bateman’s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
iutlington’s Balsam of
Life
Dr. Katrson’a Ccicbra
. ted Itch or Beautify
mg Ointment
Do. do. Genuine
Anti bilious and Sto
machic Hitters
Do. do. Worm
Powder*
Wheatoi)^
ment
Doe*.or tree's1
Windham
Pills
Anderson's do.
Hooper’s do.
Dr 1 hemstm’s Aroma
tic Tooth Paste
Do. Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary
t for Ague and Fever.
I l! inkle)’*InlaiitUlufie
n»edy for the 1’ilas
Dr. Cooley’s Vegetable
Elixir or Cough lVois
Genuine Sjnce Hin ts.
Just Published, by the
Printer hereof,
THE LAWS,*.
I Passed at the lust session of the
General Assembly of
Virginia.
March 20. tf.
City Election.
To THE FREEHOLDERS a*i
HOUSE KEEPERS OF Tilt
CITY OF RICHMOND, aithorisef
to vote for cowaoii coui.cil.meii,—•Tuktnoucc
ihst the e'ccnon wiiltaki pLte o.« iV^|lbkda\
(b« foci-th day of April r.cxt, the puli w£ be J
jv.-oed at 10 o'clock at On folio wing pfWes i i:
Jetferson-'*ar-f, at ih; Court.Hou .0, 11 Madison
,va u, at the Eagle.Tavern, in Mon.-oe«wa;d, a
Mr fhoma* White*, new flrick. iou .e.
JOHN F. PR*CE,
Sergeant of tbi cit/ of lUeh.tijn:
March 10. cptUtNV A.
Mil PLEASANTS,
PLEASE to infirm the public that the
imported ROUSE
C ITIZE N^O
Died at my stable on tne night of the VWrinst
after a few hoara 6icktu»s, m the 25th year o
his age.
George Ev'ans.
Oakland, March 15th, Id 10._3t,
MU SAMUEL OWEN.
Sir,
AS yon are not an inhabitant of thj
commonwealth ana have nj known agent. I tak.
this mode of notifying you that on toe i5th da;
of April next, at I'ho nai Moo ’s, in G*.nbcr.
land county, f shall prose*! ti take th^/ep-si
non of William Haatoleton, Mojb/ 1 »n^~ ant
o:hw, to be r.-al as evidence in a suifnow de
pending in the county court of Powhatan, be.
twten myself us assignee plaur.iii, and ’ yot,
and J oseph Mayo, defendants. Yours 7
William Jenkins.
I March 19th, 1810. 4 ,,
In Jtiiktttond Huntings County June IJ/Ji,
tao'j
Klisabtth T. Younjjhusband and Sa./'i
mud P. Parsons, administratix and i
administrator with the will annexed j
ot Pleasant YoungUusbund, deevus- • ^
ed—^Ralston and Pleasants—Picket, [ 2
l’oiiurd be Johnston—Tbotnat Tay- j ^
lor and Janies Brown, laic n:er„ I ^z
chants end partners under the firm L >
i f Baylor fc lirowa^hind Bro-.vn, * 2?
jun. and XV.Unnid Novveil, surd- j £
vlng partner of the late eonmer. I ~~
rial house oi Norveil, YY'ihu aui J .-c
Buiiock, Pitt,
ASAIXST
Moses I>avis, l’rossvr and Moncarc J
and George YVitt. Smith, dtits.J
I^Hln cause th.s day came on t , be
li. aid on the bill, answer, stmury ex .
Ui'ci.s filed aad argued by couuse.-, on con
*,deration wucrcoij tae court being ol opi
n on that tha l<au conveyed bcjMc a„ivi
Moses Davis ;und wife to the%fidfendatn
Guigr William Smith, was intend^ u> se»
cure the payment of me nates i.f Bft'. po^
session of the plaiutiffs, Picket, PoiSard
and Johnston, and Ralston and Pleasants,
on which suits have not Iwen brougnt-*
And also ot tne judgments obia.hu a on
the notes which catne to the paiscssiBh
of the other plaihUtfB, namely 'la)lor and
Brown, Janus Brown jau. und the survi
ving partner ,*i the noose oi Norveil, vVi.
at und BuiloCk, us well us those taken up
by Pleasant Youngliuaband, deceased, ia
ins lifetime, do decree and order, ih.it
George VV. Smith do proceed to make sale
of the lot of imui in the out mentioned to
the highest tmtder, upon a credit (inti,
the repeal or cxptvdUon of the act con
I cermug execution* and c;n*r purposes,
| passed the ilst of January 1809, taxing
bond with two good »r<:crii:rs for the p*y_
incut oi the j uiChase moaey, and return
bon da by him hikes to cuur.. to abide its
luture order, he giving two weeks notice
;i-. aomc nr w; papers puolis ied in the c-.t>
ol iticmn-im o: the time anil place ol
oA.e, and rcuirnmg a report hovf he ha
{executed tins order*
(A Copy)
i.t.* C. HOWARD, Clk.
•'j'URSU.'VN P to t.ie above decree, the
A UnJ therein rfteutiuned, which is «j.
touted in tots' c-Aimy oi Henrico, couugu
ou» to the cuy ot Richmond, being th,.
au.iie iol or parcel ol land wh.ch Was con.
vc) ed by Richard Adam* gr.d iilizabetli
bib wife, ;o Mu»:i Davis, by deed dutch
ad day of March, I SOT, and bounded as
loiiowb 10 wit, beginning and muffling on
• he toad or sitse- leading lrom the mark'
-t houat in the said city to Du Vai's vii
»ug« N- 4 1*2 W. 4 cnains end 32 links
to a sued 4U feet wide dividing said lot am
pal cel ol land and the land formerly Wii
liain Cannon’s,now Joiia DoyicV be bind
mg on said eiret N. 32, tv, 4 chain, and
2 4 links to the street—thence on the back
•tree; A. 4 1.2, \V. 4. chains 32 links to a
corner street 40 icct wide r»«*i toward said
X.ty, and binding on said s i eel &. 30, YV
Returns 30 lime, to the sud road to lb
beginning—with the buildings fcc unpiovc
merits thereon consisting of a large trad*
cd house —will be sold on thi lii *t ol next
month (April) it fa r, it not the next fa
day, brio con uiuc from day to day till U*
whole is sold. 1 he Whole land wilt b
d.Titled lots imo acord ng to a plan shic1
will oe exhibited on the day ol sale, an
these lots will be sold vepara ciy. The
»atu will commence at 4 o'clock in the c*
vening.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
March 20.
£?• Araesit surrev or
Tissot’s
ICfLESR ATRD
Gout & Rheumatic Drops,
IS just reentei krl ftr Sale_ at the Ar.
ges Oft it, t|
FURS for Sale. ;
teess?*
\ LARGS parcel of valuable FURS,
collected at the United State"*’ Facto,
rlea on the Missouri and Upper Missis*'-),
pi, will be offered at puultc auction, in lots,
v the stores of the Supcrin ten •fantof In.
UiAn T'ad riii Georgetown oa M ^ITTy the
16th of April nex , at 11 o'clock-yfrnong
these are about 2303 pounds o; lVifcvtr, a
considerable quantity o: Racoon, Muskrats
and small furs -»at same lime wdl be sold
a parcel of Indian dressed Deer Skins.
> Approved notes at ninety days will be
received in payment for alt sums exceed.
! tug om* bundled dotixr*.
JOHN M.\S Jfs, Sup. Ind. Trade,
r March 16,4310, tds
j f > AKSN up by Edward Lockett guardian for
1. John Logwood. on thr piamaiion of said
LogwOoJ, a small three year old steer, of a dark
brown co;oar, no whi.e about him, hu a crop
uado/erarcl on the ngru and u idrrkrjc on the
, .eft ears, appraise l to t vo pounds t<ffl»;llmjs,
his 7th September 13J3, by us.
Thomas Ttroker,
John Miller,
Will'am Stratton, Scnr.
March 19th, 1310. 3tp.
Charlotte Court, 6m Marcn. 1310.
Freeland and Gilties, plifs.
f a a*. INST (p,
Anthony Walke, Ephraim Rau’din, John f c UAn
Fennell and Janies 11 amlait, delis. ' ‘■nry.
rllE defenJant Wa’ke not havi
his appearance according
a'.scmb y aul the rules of this c
peariug to the satisfaction of th
is not an iunabiunt of this state,
of the plaintiffs by their attorney, It is ordered
that he appear Iwre on the first uay of June court
next and enter his appearance and anrw^r the
plaintiffs’bill, and give security for performing
, the decree ot the court, tni tnat a copy of thi.
order bo inserted in one of ihe newspapers
printed in Richmond, for two months success
ively, and posted at tne Iront door of the court
house of the said county.
Copy—Teve, Thomas Read, c, c.
Archelaus Hughes
COMMISSION’ MERCH-1
On tht Basin, STORES and S
kind of 1‘RODUCE on the usu
ION.
Richmond. (\vl3m)
At a court held for Prmcc -id ward county,
January 15tU, lb 10.
George CardwtU, p!tf.
ACAI#ST
Perrin Cardwell, Card-”}
wed, toiizujeth K.cUotai, Ann j
Stegur, Mary Cary, John Card- | In
wcii, Mai i»a fc.pper»Mi, \V»U Chun.
hu:n Cardw.ll. Card. . egrv.
Wc.l, W li.ahei' Cat dwell, UiK^j
L.UCJ Caty, d.f.3. /j 'yF 1
J t appearing to the satiafactionmT ty<> CvJTrt
I that Pei ru» Cardwell, ThiinhsYwl;
j well, Jonn Cardwell, Vv .in.tin (^rtiweli
! lames Curdwrll^ and £.ti.za:>cth Ncholus.'
.'are not inhabitants of this stale, dml lht>,
> Having failed to enter tirvir appearance u.
give bycuriiv according to tue act of Genv
evat Assembly and tuc rule# of this court»
On the motion of the plaintiff by Ins couni
sc I, it is ordered, that me t, :id deiendants
Perrm Cardwell^ 1'iuhu. Cardwell, Joint
Curd v. il, VViltia.ii Caniweii, fame# Card
well, and liiizausth iitunoiits, do appear
here ori the first day of April cuuit next
and answer the pi tint iff’# oiil ; raid that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted m
Home one of tIU public newa paper# print,
tdm th-. C117 of Richmond for two mouths
-Licccij vciy—and also posted at me irout
'door of the Court il iase of this county.
A Copy, Test,
V. WATKIN3, c. c.
w8tp.
THE AO TED HO USE,
GOUTY.
V Hir Peter Teazle out of the famous
ilj Yellow mare, will s’.aml the ensuing
season at my st&ble 4 mile# from ihe
town of Caira, in the county of Cumber#
land, and will cover mates at 13 dollars
the leap, 25 dollars the season, and 40
dollars insurance, with ous dollar to the
groom in either case—he leap to be paid
at the tinia of covering } the season 1st ol
August next, and the insurance 1st of
Mar.*, 1611. Good and extensive pas.
lurage gratis, aftd the greatest attention
paid, but no liability for accidents
capes. Grain will be fnrriishyl'i
market price if required. Tlo iupsotl
will commence the 1st of Mircli, ctl
pirethe 1st of August. /
Gouty has been so fully advertised in
former seasons, that it is deemed suffici
ent to say, that his blood, size, and shape,
and the performance ol bis colts, justly
entitle him to rank conspicuous among
the best Stallions in America. I will on.
ly hero remark, that ( have the General
stud Bo <k which will prove him to have
dc cended from the beat stock in Kntr
land, as may be traced to the most dis
tant period i that I have also the Kacing
Calenders of 1807-8, which piove the dis»
tin tuished success of his colts on the
English turf, and that from the few sheet
calenders which I have received of the
racing of »809, I find that one of his c >h*
(Litchfield) won in Chat year, Ten Plates
■md *> wee pukes, 7 of them four mil
heats, beating horses of the best blood
Frederick W, James.
C-uitfy of UaixrlM'l) M,rch 5,181a.
(r>3t paid]
i ?U.‘ j \.lr flO',lS Juyfi bloc/iil d dot'jtf J
Admiral Nelson*
A Beautiful dark bay, 16 hands high, fall of*
strength, health »ud vigor* and inferior to
no h >r e either for speed or bottom, of line bone
and muscle. This horse was pnrcnased by the
late Wiitisni Lightfaor, Esq. when in London*
of Lord Grosvenor he was then in training $ .
will stand the ensuing season at my stable in |
Mathews, and at Thomas Muse’s in thi uppeir 1
end of Middlesex county alternately. The
scarcity of money induces ihe subscriber to let
him cover mares thu season at 2(1 dollars to be
discharged by the payment of 15 dollars if patd
within the season* which will expire onrhei'Jth
of August, with half a dollar to the groom for
each mare. Good and extensive pasturage will
be furnished gratis} the greatest care and aU
tention paid the mares, but will not b^euwtr.
able for accidents or esca|>cs. Ttjjff mi has
not run many races, hut his perf^maiy*niyill
sufficiently justifiy the opinion ofu.orA ONivt.
nor and hL Son, who certify tw tfflSjyRiasi*
der him the best three year old^^fr-m &ng»
land, and challenging any 4 year ol^^vhich was
nut accepted.
In October ir93jat New Market, he won a
sweepstake of 14'JO guineas* 12 subscribers, ac
203 guineas eacn, half forfeit, colts carrying 8
stone 3ib, fillies 8 stone, bsating Sir Harry,
Mr Cookmn’a b c. by Sir Peter, Mr Perrin’S
b. c. Young Javelin, Sir Frances Standish’s
cn, c. Split Pigeon —5 to 4 against Admiral
Nelson, 7 to 4 against Sir Harry, 6 tol against
Split Pigeon, fit 13 to 1 against Young javelin*
In 17)9 ne won a sweepstake of ltiDO gulneaj*
14 sub:nbirs at 2'JO guineas each, beating Lord
figrenom’s b c. by Preceptor, out of Bob Tail,
Mr Perrin’s l*. c. Javelin, and Golding’s Boas,
ter—8 to 1 on Admitai Nelson. In 1800 ho
got so much injured in his practice that he did
nut cumc on the turf again until 1833, when
he won a purse of 50 pounds, 4 mile heats*
beating several fins horse:.—See Sporting Msg.
ari.te for this year.
PEDIGREE.
Admiral Nelson was bread by Lord Grosve*
nor, go: by John Bull, and foa'-d in lyOS; his
dam by Olivia, by Justice: her dam Gypier.
bv Squirrai on of Fribble’s dam, !>/ Aeg>i‘*3,
—Set supplement to theStu i book, page 13.
JASPER CLAYTON. ;
N. 3. Nutes fur the twenty dslUis ir.ui: be
e.u with, tne mare*.
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FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, :
For Sale,
THF. Subscriber offers fir tale, hi*
TP. ACT of L AND, lying within one miie
| of the Ofange Springs. About halfia
cleared, lbs balance in wend and well :im.
j bared ; the quality of the lari throughout
| :i e i'tai m any in the neighb \ hoot! jf .iie
same quantity. The bcildin.;-, on »t are
j comfortable und ala small expence tnigne
!be made very much so; the dwelling
j house ha* four room* below s'airs, and two
[above: A good K.-tchen, a new framed
1 Diiiy, al-<j u Ilarn that might be mads a
very good one by a very trilling expeuce
The plantation is in tsxceiient order for
[ cropping, being divided into four hold*,
and the whole under good fences — T;ier0
is on this tracl an Apple Orchard equal to
almost any in the county ; and nrvci iu,j3
; altogether of fruit; besides a
Peaen trees, wl; ch aica ouve;
in part ; *Iso every outer Kind
lire county can afford—.The
a capital mill neat; and for
twenty year* there was a mill which was
extremely profitable tojts owner.
Also, one other tract ol tsfiO Acres, lying
I in the county ol Louisa. ®
The Subscriber will receive likely young
Negroes to payment, or will take lands in
Kentucky of a good quality, 00 genii,.* a
sufficient warranty Dr ihe mamteoanse'of
the title. Provided the land Jay* in euch
a part of the State a* he shall approve.
Any person wr-hing to purchase will
make application to the Subscriber living
in Orange county, near Gordon's Tavern,
previous to the 15th of Apiil next.
John White J
Feb. 20th, 1810.
Francis's Maxims
IN EQUITY.
Shortly will be published, a Newtf Edi»
tiouoi the above scarce and vaiuaijlc/vork*
Revised. Corrected, and brought 7>wu to
the present time, with the addition of se
veral Rules and Maxims in Equity, not t«
be found in any former impression
by William W. Henning.
Prime Green Coffee &
Molasses,
28 Rapr* Prime Cireeu Coffee, —J _
10 Hhds. MoImsss, satiable lor jtiaTiio*
received per scinoner Dispatch, Inn*
New York, and forn'/e by ASA OTIS
ooe doir below the b;ll faisfij,
March 16th, laUl.
just published,
AXJ> FOB BALK at TU 1 ♦ OFFlCK,
(I'nre 0*? Ltvl.ur j
A P A M V l i L L T,
KKTITLKD
TORPEDO WAR
and ^
Submarine Explosions,
W iiii 5 Eiegaiv E %tnvm<»,.
bv KO JEb i^TLfL'I. OX,
'Fv'Jo.. oXtlio American Purijjoptft&Al
accietj, btC# &c.