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tf- . ' V ' '' ' ' *’ \
Cltarlotte Court, 3d iSept. 1810.
V H ' on Walking excoutor oi Ben."^
jamin Watkins, dec’d. Phf. » In
against ^Chance.
Campbell^ Bel' u Co, and Ro"b rt | ry,
Campbell ?t William ll .i ns, Defis.J
'"l Kit defendant Archibald Campon 1
*■ the partnc a of the he i.aid tint
b* , Be l Company, not having
pe..ranee according o the act o'
the u!et ol this court, and it apt
t is faction • f the c. uit iha; he T
tart ot his s ate. on the mo ion '
by his attorney i» is ordered, hat
on the first day of Dcc.moer Court neat, and
•mer his appealance and answer the plaintiff's
bill, and giva tecu t»y for peiformmg the de*
cut of the c ui t, and that a co;-y of this order
be inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
Richmond for two mon hs successively and pos
ted at the fiont door of the courthouse oi tbe
said coun y,
a copy—Teste,
wbtp Thomas Read, c. c.
VIRGINIA:
At a oiuper.or Coart of Chancery holden
at the Cupitnl in the City of Rich,
moml, the 25th day of June 181D.
James Dunlop and James Wilsm survi.
ring par sers of Collin Dunlop and Son,
and cumpnuy, Pits,
against
John Hoye adraCr. de bonis non^
De. kins junr^dte’d, Riifh
Henry Lee junrk VVtlli/rn
Auld and WdiiaM Mi Icy
*T HE defendants JturaHoye
■* am Bailey not h^mg^tn.ered tFeirUp.
peur.-tree and givrulecunty according to
the ac of assembly/and the rules of this
couit, and it appending to t^e satisfaction
of the c urt, thatJptey are not inhabitants
of this county, otr motion of the plaintiffs
by counsel. It it ordered. That the said
divtendariis do appear hcie on the first day
ol th«- next trim, and answer the bill ot
* the plaintiffs ; and that a copy ot this or.
dor be. lonhwith inserted in some news.pa
• per published in the cuy of Richmond, lor
two moulds successively, and ported at
the front door ot tne Capitol m the said ci«
A copy, Teste,
T. TINSLEY, c. c.
Charlotti Court, 8 h August, 1810.
W.tfl am Reynolds, JohB Rey- A .
acids, B- nj.tmtr Raynokls > n
anti Mass a R yuolds. $ Chancery
Pltfs.
Against
James Br^nr -.dm’r of JnsepJ
Sm uel H.ichney and SjIij
J OV'S R* ynnids,
•T'Hli Dsf ndunt H ichney,
* tmd Is is appearance »c|
act of Assembly and 'he rules
aad it appearing to the sauntacT
court that he is nrt an it.habitant ot this
state, On the notion of the pi infills, by
their attorney, It is Ordered thn: he ap
pear hire on 'he first d. y of November
court nex', aiul enter h-s appearance and
and answer the Plaintiffs’ Bdl^ and that a
Copy of t1V3 order be inserted in one of the
Newspapers primed in Richmond for two
months successively and posted at the front
door of the Court-House ot the sa;d coun
ty* • Xi.
Copy, Teste,
TWO VIAS HEAD, c. c.
VIRGINIA :
In Hal.fax cnuo'y Court, Iu Chancery.
25 h Ju u ^ 1810
William Hoskins and Thomas C. Hoskins,
Pitts.
Against
John Sight,, James Ilosltins, Joshua Stern
and Mary his wile, Jo-n B'uce and
M-iry his wife, Jamas MMJaniH and Jane
h>« wire, Benjamin Stern, James S'ern,
Dolly C. Stern. Eliaanetli SteriVj J^tliy
S'ern,VVilliam S ent, and Kobertj I
Nancy h»s wile,
»T'Hk Defendants James
* James M‘lJamcl and Jane
having entered their appe..rai>(
security according to die >«ct of
and the rules ©f fuis Coortjand it appme..
jng to the satisfaction of she Cour , that
they are not Inhabitants of this Common
wealth—On mm Ion of Ihe Plaintiffs by their
counsel, It is Ordered, That tire said last
mention'd Defendants do appear here on
the fourth Monday in September ntxt,and
answer ’ ue Hill of Hu* rUnnulNj aim that
a Copy <>| thu order be'forthwitn inserted
In one of 'he NeW9«l*Rpef s published in
the ri-y of H'cbrasntl for e.ght weeks sue
Ce*stvit!yT and pm rd at toe front door ot
the Courthouse of the s-id county.
A C'-p»—. 1 f i«i
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d c h. c.
NOTICE.
NECESSITY compel, me to make fur.
tn<-r application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustee* of the Richmond A.
eademy, by sale* of lot try Hearts of the
• hrst and second class and vniuntjgvy gub.
set iptions, and a)l *ach are hrnyHyreqtwe.
1 teil to make payment <o the jnhsci itier flt>
p ana >le the building commit
rears for work done, H
moierints this winter in eed
with the work next sprin !>d
eonevton oftmr rising pro rnJ
mciit.s nd a»tache* them t jublicn^ pnfl
Clples and give* * spring :rty ami ift
d prudence. I have undertak^H-she collec
tion’>y Agreement wub John Brockeobpmigh
aid William W. Ilening, Eaqra. the other
msinhrrsof the committee appointed by a
bo <rd of trustees. A* the building of the
Aodcmyhas progressed considerably, 1
L latter myself there will be but little trou<
I pie m obtaining the money for the purpose
of carrying into effect so laudable an insti,
j tu ion. ROBERT MITCHhLL
liecbember Sth, 1309. wtf
I Shall petition the i»» xt Gent
bly for the j. fan acj
me Iro.n my wife Miifay, fa
the *ait) peitjon to be »s* gn^
the said Miltey and all perac
Will takb notice.
JOHN SHARI
Halifax ccttr.tjr, 15m Sept. 1*10. [w2tn'
BY virtue of two denfls of o? «„
cord in Amelia • Cour, executed by,
■ Etf rd B mley to the subscriber*; to secure
the payment of sever a1 sums of mo .ry
therein specified^ due to Thomas Perkin, i
son.saWill be sold to the highest b drier, ’
lor ready tnooey^ at the residence of said ,
Efford Bentley; :o the county of Amelia, on !
Tuesday the 53rd of October ~ .
following
SLAVE
(via i)Ntd, Jim, Joe, Nanny, A
Nelson^ and the increase ol the sa_
ny and Pnebe >itice the date of the two
trust deedsr=or so many of the said
slaves as inuy be sufficient to raise the
, several sums of money due on said deeds
of trust, and the expenses attending (he
sale. We .will convey to the purchaser
or purchasers of sa>d slaves, the title ves.
ted in us as l’rusteca.
Armistead i\ luwaes, 1
Peter Hi-on, }
Ain, lia. Sept. 31 1810._w 3 t.p
LAND FOK SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust of record in the
counties of Ho matin and Fluvan ia, rxeco.
ted bv It chard Ligoa to the subscribers, to k.
sure the payments of several debts due to Gilpin,
Cocke A Co as specified in said deed, will be
! s'*ld, to the highest bidder for re;
Tuesday the l6cti of Odober nea^
sea,i- n* HOUSE and LOT, iu tW
son, Powhatan county, formerly
l L’gon as a tavern—and on San
, the same tnon h, in the town o^
Fluvanna county, one Tit ACT of _
tabling i wo hundred and thirty five acies,
or less, lying in 'he county of Fluvanna and boun.
d d by the lauds of John Manly. John Forber,
Uichard Kuut, Harrison Payton and Patrick
Williamson; deeds of conveyance will be ex
ecu ed to the purchaser conveying the tide in ufe
vested.
William Clarke,
David Meade,
Trustee*.
Powhatan. September 10, 1810. wtds
l wenty Dollars Reward,
■*
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber about
the last of July, a negro man named
GEORGE.
He has a yellow complexion, about the
ordinary sta<uref has a very bushy head ■
of hair, winch he generally keeps well ]
combed, and is addicted to
manner ol chewing his tonguj
ged in business. He has b<
for many years to wait in
and is a veiy good se< v mt
ty, or any o<her about a l.ou
on when he went off, a < lue 7TOTb*!.i.uu
: yarn and rotton 'willed sur out co >t about
hal‘ w rn k vet y h-ng f r h m— h t, wa:s „
coat ana pantitlixiis of cotton Virginia
cloth and a glazed Ha wi h a silver band
He is veiy fund ot sun aking, and always
carries a R>pe He may attempt to get
to Norfolk, where on a former occasion he
was apprehended, having passed as a tree
man. 1 forewarn a*l persons against har
boring him, or carrying him rut of the
state Whoever will del ver him tome
in Powhatan county, or secure him so tha.
1 get h’m again, shall receive the above
rrw rd, resides being paid till reasonable
expence*.
John Miller.
Powhatan, Sept. 18th, 1810. w 3 t p.
My Uncle Thomas,
Cnmpbell's Reports, Vol 1, Johnson’s do.
vol 5, Sheppard’s Touchstone, 3 vols in 2_,
Anther's Edition, Ella Rosenberg, West,
ley’s Sermons, Gurhrie’s Geography, Mar
in, orij new edition, Life of Bonaparte,
Shak^ptare’s VVorka, 17 vols,
Juat lieceived and for
1 TT^ A general assignment of LAW and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS as usual on
Li B KR aL t kr ms,
Richmond, 21st S^-pt. 1810; [w t f}
ASA OTIST
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
r'IRST anil Second quail rv,Msi»D«Hr ado
1 Sugar in Hhds, and B-im^Ts, LoafVsii..
car in Hhds Tierces and ifti rrtt Prime
On en Coffee in Bags ami ArrtjpjmuIrL
ul, Hyson, and Young Hyflpn ■'As^Vp,
pie Brandy in Bai-reis, M ;re|i rV^fne in
qr. Curks. A con-*.ant supply <lf/T*omioo
Mustard at the New Yerk price, Windsor
Soap, Common do. Mould Canutes, Gan
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 and 14 by 12
Window Glass, Powder 8c Shot, Allure,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Mace, Ginger, Ai spice, Pepp* r, I'yce’s
Shining Liquid Blacking tor Boot1) aim
Shod*, with a variety of other articles.
— \LSU—
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
large site.
R cnmi-nd, August 3d, 1810.
BY vir'ue of a. eed of trust rxecu.ed by
Daniel Mayo of this county, to the
^Subscriber to secure the payment of cer*
j t«m sums of Money to Benjamin Mo*by,
| (who has paid the same lor the said Mayo
J as his security.) W'ill be Sold, on the pre»
' inises to the highest h'dder for ready
i Money, on Wednesday the 10th day of Oc*
tober next, n
7 met of Land,
j whereon the said Mayo resides,
ing one hundred acres, more nr
particularly described -n siid deed.
JOS!AH SMI Til, Trustee.'
Powhatan County, Aug. 50th, 1810. In.
None
Hicha rt
1 a-t roe/ m I*
| to trsn .»&
1 do he eby
gran ed to
B. BiUGH.
| GoocWaud, September 14, 181* w2p
WILL BE SOLT>, OnXrSday «hc T»6th of
Ociober ntr», at the fortlcr re .idcnce of
the late Thaodiricfc Goode An Cheviot ff^eun..
t») for cash, ar^tUt esuiteAe'.aagL^g th^hcAaid
deceit-d, rontisLng tilIOUSE ii Qjfci lad
KITCHEN FOHnJTU«E »<>* valWe/voo
N GROES. IKOWFF COW. F«p/tli.
PLANTATION UjkiSILS.Vad of
H®GS mod HORSE* jRnersvniHifWg c aims
against the estate ofMid Tfcod.i. Goods are de
nied vo bring thetn#>fwaapeopiily atnhenttca1
ted on or bef ne jne dar of •*•>, that provision
may be made for^
September 12d»
^TgUN
nr*HE Prproi«t<
1 POWDER i
the keg or Urge
POWDR, glaz<
mr.tcd equal to
son&ble terms.
Retailers at li
if net approved
Jr. or D. J. Bl
Richmond, 21:
Notice—i
General Assembly
session, for a divorce
ALICE, for causes w i
set forth.
ROSWEliL
Powdery
in ’Kegs
and ■Canmstcrs. JLQ
Sa fQt
English Refined, in Casks and KegsT^^br
Sale by D. J. BURR.
—WANTED—
which a
negro lad
-Cooper's
U
Valuable Land for Sale.
QY virtue of a deed of trust of record
*“* in Goochland c-iurt, execu ed by Gi„
deon M ssie to Benjamin Anderson, John
S. L^e, and Gcoigc Woodson Payne,
| WILL BG SOLD, to the highest bidder
; <or ready Money, on the premises, on
the twenty ninth day of September next,
one TRACT or PARCEL of LAND,
lying in the county of Goochland, whereon
he said Gideon Masvi* now lively cm).
aining by estimation five hundremwrfts,
or so much of said irafct as will jje
cient to pay the sum of seven hundied
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
wi h lawful interest the»eon from the
I JOth day of January )BOS, due to Augu^*
| in Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, who
i was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and *he
expences of recording said deed, and ca -
ymg the same into efTe£L It is believed
hat the tide to this land is indisputable,
but adling as a trustee, I shall convey
only such title as vested in me by virtue
of said d ed of trust*
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24 h, 1810. t d s
Valuable Land for Sale.
BY virtoe of a deed of trust of record
in Go thland court, executed bv Gu
deon Maxsie, and Su*anna his wife to
Thomas Oentford, Winner Lewis and
William G. Poind'xter, to secure the
payment of several sums of vionty there*
in spenfi-d, and intended to be sreurrd,
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SOLD or
:lie* premises, to the highest bulkier, for
ready money,on the twenty nmm am of
September next, one TRACT Sr wtjtR
CEL of LAND, lying in the <£>un‘y of
Gorcblsnd. on she little Byrd Creek, ad.
joimng the Lands of Thomas Millet
Gro'ge T'-ler, J-tmes ?crugg* and Wil
1- nm f mnlainirur mw
acres, be the same more or less. It is
helievrd that th" title to this I nd is indis
putable, hut a6\tng as a trustee. I shall
Convey only such ti le as vested in me by
virtue ofsa'd deed of "us’.
William G. Poindexter.
August 24 ,1 10. t ft 9
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.
'rHS subscriber be mg about to remove
1 from this statfj offers for sale, a valu
able
Tract of Land,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, on
the water* of Spring Creek, containing
4,440 acres by an old survey, This lard
will be divided in any way to *uit purcha
sers. A small part of the purchase mo .»y
will.he required in hand, and the balance
n three equal annual payments ; bunds with
approved security and a deed of tjift t»p_
on the land to ensure punctual m.Aren:,
will also be required- Will at
public auction, on the tenth day <w Peep tri
be r next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
at the above mentioned place, 89 as likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia, cons »tmg
of males and females, of all ages and dea.
criptions. Among them a blacksmith, who
is young and healthy—»* wheelwright--*
good cooped and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal
ance to he paid m twelve months. Ronds
with unexceptionable security to bear inte
rest from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
1 may expect payment as soon after the sale
.of the above property Is effected as may
f be convenient tor them to apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
1 August 21st, 1810. tds
| duatrious and
a place lor d or
applying
ter.
Sept. 1 f. 1810. (4t.)
Merino Sheep•
IMPORTED in the Ship WoodrooSims,
*• Thomas Haynes Master, from I.isKon,
Nineteen MEKIKOTl AMS, and FTFTY
‘ ONE EWliS. warranted af the true Me.
I rino breed, otthe Cahamytalied Ptiular’s-s
equal if not sujVrior ti^»ny otherMerino
Sheep in Spam, t^ane^irt of the Brocks of
the Prince of Peaclkipou Manuel #)^ Go.
<loy, the breed of mmjch was pur<&*ffcd by
him of the Cathusjan ^friars In the year
1796, and remaUrcd in qfe possession up.
wards of fcurte^i years ^^hout any ad.
mixture of blond. CertlficiOes of 1\ digree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous to tne 2d October next—they
will on that day be exposed to public Sale
on a credit of two and taar months tor
approved endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfulki Sept dthj 1818. t 1st Oct.
E'OR SALE—That beautiful situation
near Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
which ‘or healthiness, excellent water, and
fine ex ensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any pl«.ce in this Neighbourhood. Its ele.
vation is such as to command an entire
view of the City of Richmond, and the ad
jacent Scenery. It has been long noted
for an uncommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. There are about
350 Acres of LanS^y
of which upwards of two hundred abound
with firewood, and the whole, from its
jirujuraiiy 10 muncnejirr, neing nut one
mile distant^ most be annually rising in
value. It is a most desirable residence
for a genteel family, uniting the comeni
j ences of both Town 8c Country, without
| the disadvantages of e-ther. As the sub
i acriber is desirous cf making ayn dy sale,
a great bargain may be-hady^p imme
diate application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 30th, 1810.
r> Y vir ue of a decree of ihe superior tout of
Chanee'v for the Richmond district pronoun
ced on the 26th June, 1810, in a suit then tneie
in depending wherein dfifes SeIHrn was p ain
ilfl and Egme 'Smock defendant, v/e s-haij, on
Afonday the twenty, first Of October next, b. fore
the front doer of the laie dwelling hou-e of Ea
rn* Sm-ick, about one mile from the city of Rich*
mond. seir a' public auAion, on a credit of three
and six month- so much of the TRACT oi
LAND, called Afc,
' FAIRFIELD*)
Whereon the raid Smock lately resided, as will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred poundr-, wi'.n
in-ercst thrreon at six per cent, per annum,
from tbe said 26th of Jane, 181'J, together with
the costs.
The land will be hud out in lots to suit pur.
. chasers. Bond with approved security will be
required, and as an additional security a deed of
trust on the lots will be taken.
James Wood.
WTiliiam Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richmond, Sth September, 1810. tds
N O T I C E.
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament
of Armistead Russel, dec'd
WILL BE SOLD,
At New-Kent Ci urt-house, on the firat
• day of November court, if fair, if n' t on
the first day of December court,
A TRACT U H&t
JL A IN OT
Lvi' g in New-Kent county, called the
OLD PL\CR, and containing hy old sur
vey 476 acres. Tnia land priKtur.es well
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasantly situa
tes in an ^gre^able neighbourhood—is three
miles from the court-house, and taro from
Pamunkey Kiver. i he Terms of Sale,
will be one half of the purchase money to
be paid in twtlve months, a: d the other
in two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and a tieed of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
I will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined to purchase.
ARM IS TEA D RUSSEL,
Ex- cutor,
August Jo, 1810. t ds
Penitentiary Store,
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burr%
In Addition *o the articles manufactured (he
Penitentiary, oilers for sale an assor^icqj
of Goods of £
Home Manufacture , I
Vis * fine and coarse hats of every description.
A regular snjrply of cotton cloth on consignment
| from the Providence manufactory, and will be
: sold by the piece at the mill prices, vis ismiieo
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cioths. Spun
: cotton, single ar il double
j Home Made Linen Sheeting Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, wArrAftieoef superior quaL
j Ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in c-*k> and
i bottles,and fL-rm barre-'.-tE*
Harness Leather, Boot I.ega, Wax Cali
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
[ February 10 1810 tf
I ►TFfcVVanted to aims by the. year, a good
COOP&K.
UNJUST PUBLISHED, "*
And For Sale at S. Pleasants* Print,
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES’
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1811.
Containing, besides the usual astronomic
cal calculations, Ssc. £
Letter fromW Lam- mutism, Dropsy.*
bert. Esq of Wasn* Bowel complaint,
if gton city, on the Pain in the Rack,
great and annular Piles, Sore Mouth,
eclipse of the sun, To prevent sion*
which will take fruit from fal ing
place on t ie 17th before it is ripe.
Sent 1811—particu. To dye a beautiful
larly as vm at & durable black.'
Richmond and its Scale of deprecuti*
vicinity on of paper cur
An ingenious ess^y on rency, established
the substance of the by the General
Sun——Ditto on Assembly o: Vir.
the Moon, kc. ginie, Nov. 1782.
from the Critical Frosty Cellars
Review Anecdote of an 1
The common Lot=a fish boldier In the
Poem. American revolu-V
Account cf a new in* tionary tvar, ¥ I
vtntirn for Distil* English Monarchs^i*
l-dg, by P- Arring. Acting a Pun.
t«>n of NoithCaro* Meteorological jrur*
lina. nal of a wile’s
An account of a new. temper,
ly invented Domes* Max.ms See. l5*c.
tic Spinn r with List of civil t dicers
six spindles, which m Vug nia, Gov*
will do as much ernor, Council*
work in a day as 5 lors, Judg. s of
i or 6 persons in the the Court of Ap*
| common w .y made peals,High com t»
; in Atcxand: a, price of Chancery, Gm
from 20 o 30 doila* eral Court, btc.
and may be in ana. Delegates to Gene*,
ged oy a emtd of 10 ral Assembly,
years old Deli gates to Con.
A remarkable Pro* gtess.
j phecy, by the late Superior and Coun*
^ Rev Jonn Wesley. ty Court duys in
Simple cures for tne Virginia.
following diseases Ditto in N. Carolina.
[tne greater part —
original recipes] * This remedy has
viz. The Cnoup, been used by J re
Coms, let era, Ul* spicialHe gentleman
cers, Ciiiiolam^, ot Rtcbeiond in 7 or
1 ooth ache, Ague 8 instances, and al«
and Fever, Rdtu. w .ys wuu success.
Notice*
“TpHE co partnership of D aniet. Higoi.vb«t>
St (Jo. Raving this day expired all
Those indebted to tl>« said coucern are reqaosted
to make immediate pay men and those who
•have open accounts on the belts of the mid con*
, cern, arr requested to come »o a settlement, with*
\which no longer indulgence will be extend*
DAN EL HIGGINB THAM(VCo.
kw Gliwgow, Severn- eT 1st, 1810. JL
KOI ICE.
THOMAS ALDRIDGE & C«. respeStlly
inf rm r eir friends and the public ingene
r%\, that they have opened store in the house
j L'merly occupied by Daniel Higg nbotham &
j Co in he tow of New Gls gow, where they
will keep a general supply of GOODS suit,
ab e *o tne reason., which they arc determined to
sell on the lowest tetms for cath, countty pto*
du r, or to those that they can tcly on for punc*
tuahty. r
New Glasgow^ Si ptember lst^lStO. 4w
LI Y virtue of a deed of tru executed rousby
u Francis Taylor, dated 8to August, 1H09, tft
secure a debt due David Bulioc!^ W|LE BE
SOLD, at 'ic jalr. on Mr-day the 8:h of
October, at t reiu idodr ' f Ue Be l Taveia,
e and Lot,
leading lri.tr the main
Messis. Uatsion
ANTHONY.
KRSON BARRET.
4.h_, *810. tda
FOR SaTe!
/"\N the p1artat:on in Chra»« rficld county;
^ the tesidrnce of the late Mr. Franna
Fppes d-e’d will be Sold on the 10th day
Ortober next to rbe h'gh> s» bi- der, about
twenty valuable N* jmor*, p. ns*Mmtj of men
wnmMi ,.nd children—among ihem is* good
|Caipen er, and a good miller. — Also the
stock of horse*, mnl«s, cattle, ahe.p and
hog*>, a neat coachee >-nd b imrsa for fopc
hone*, a pg and harm ss the plantation
toofk, some household and kitchen furni»
turA-r.mcngst the horse* are two valua*
Mr firm d in are*—Mary Or y the dam of
Woofer and Palaiox—a b y Mare out of
Mary (iiay by Dare Dtvil. The stock of
Cattle arri sheep are equal if not soperiot^
to any in V.rjj nia. Cash wdl be reqnirctO
for all sum* of thirty dollars or less-^l'stjk
all purclia ea exceeding thirty dollars tr
credit of twelve month* will b« allowed,
on the pu'chater* giving bonds with the
most, approved security—»witere*t from the
date of the bonds will be demanded if they
are not punctually paid.
John \V. Kppcs, 1
& > Ex’ars,
Jrrmati Baker, )
Sept. 1.5th, 1310.
At the same time and place trty b«
■ purchased t^ the representative* of ■!»«
[Lit* Mr. Kpprs, that valuable plantation
I called
V ; EFPIS’G IONT,
\’ri; ogr^ppomatox River abnn* 54 miles
above Petersburg, containing one thou sand
acres, about four hwvJr.d of whicli are in
woods. Mr. Cbdder*, nmnager on tt,9 „
plantation, will Shew it to those disposed to
pm cha»e.
Bishop Madison’s
MAP OF VIRGINIA
For Sale at thu Office,