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Owr Thousand Pounds
WANTED,
FOR the I merest ot which, a pi a mat ion of 500
acres of valuable land wdlbu gtven^ until the
Money it refunded. Nearly 100 act es are rich low
grounds, now in cultivation iying on navigable
water, ihe i.npr.jvemetm new and very good, in
l healthy and deairable country. Enquire of the
Printer.
September 8, lbua. »f
Wm. M‘C AY,
Watch dr Clock Maker,
In consequence of the late fire, has removed
To the next House above his for
mer Dwelling, on the Alain street
Where he continues to MAKE and
REPAIR all kinds of YV.4 TC HE S and
C L O C A'S, as heretofore.
Grateful to his numerous friends
for the great encouragement he has hither
to experienced, he will omit no exertions
to merit their future support.
He haa on hand, an assortment of JEW*
ELRY and SILVER WORK, for sale ; U
constantly keeps good workmen employed,
to execute in the newest style, and on the
shortest notice any orders in the above
branches, with which he may be favored,
iC7“ W. M C. has also erected propei
furnaces, with every necessary apparatus
for the purpose of CASTING BRASS tc
any given pattern ; and has in employment
some, of the most skillful founder*, or cas*
ters of Brass to enable him to complete all
orders in that line, In the very best man.
ner.
N. B. The highest price given for old
Gold, Silver, Copper Brass and Pewer.
May 4th, 1809. 4w
Richmond Turnpike
Company.
Tf^HE subscribe-* are hereby notified, tliat
X P'eir annual general meeting will be held
at the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
©n tin first Monday in next month,, at die hour
of Id o’clock in lire forenoon, that being ibe
day appointed by ibe Charter for such general
meeting.
N. Sheppard, Clk.
May 6,1809. tdm
FOR SALK,
A Tract of Land,
LYING ill the upper end of Nottoway coun
ty, on the water* of Sailor Creek, contai
ning by survey 112 acres, with improvements
sufficient for a s nail family. This land is well
watered and lies well. For terms apply to
the subscribe^ living in Henrico county.
John Woodhn.
May 2d, 1809. tf
fUST RECEIVED FROM NMT FORK, AND FOR
SALE At THIS OFFICE,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
CHURCH’S & LEE’S
GENUINE
JBatent .
INCLUDIMO
Worm Lozenges, Ague and Fever
rough Drops, Drops,
Restorative Balsam, Vegetable Lotion,
Hamilton’s Ehx;r, Alterative Pills,
Essencennd Extract I 'ill’s Balsam or Ho
of Mustard, oey,
Hahn’s Antibilious Turlington’s Balsam,
Pills, Anderson’s Pills,
Itch Omtment, Antispasmodicor Fit
Eye Water, Drops, kc. kc.
Eye Salve, •
May 11, 1809. tf
MALTHUS
POPULA TION.
THE first American t-dition of (his valuuhlc
work is just published, and may he had
at this oifice. It is in two l«"ge octavo volumes,
very handiomtdy executed by Mr. Weight man
of Washington City.——TjT Subscribers will
please call or send for their ropies.
HOSTLER WANTED.
A liberal price w'dl be given
for \
Good Hostler,
At the Bell Tavern, either by the month
or year.
Richmond, 27th April, 1809. tf
FOR SAL E.
IN r.onsequcnse of a power vested in me by a
deed of iriis* executed on the 14th day of
M.irch, in the year 18U8, by the late William
Nice, of thi* city, in order to secure a sum of
money ♦herein mentioned, due unto Mr. Willi
am Cook, 1 shall on the premis s, between the
bourn of 12 and 2 o'clock, on Wednesday the
31st inst n >oeed to sell that highly improved
TENEMENT on which the said Nice resided.
'11 c sale will bw made suhjeel to the law pas
sed the last S i»ion of At« inhly of Virginia,
entitled “An Act Corn* ri ing executions and
for other purposes "—ami th« deed from me a
special otic, as trustee only
E. W. TRENT, Trustee.
May 4. 1809. tds
To Rent,
And possession f;ivc n immediately■,
THE TENEMENT
AT pr< sent in the occupancy of Mr. Willi .
anison, and directly hack ot the Hon.
Creed Taylor's. Apply to
EDWARD W. TRENT.
M»v4 1B09. tf
Just Ktcelved at thi* Office,
Pnrt 1 at of vol- lOth—or No. 19 of,
Dr. Rees' New Cyclop edict.
•.•Subscribers to the above work are
requested to apply for their book*.
(7* y« un/ilfTi etiU often.
I REMOVAL. '
_ l
"pHR subscriber has removed near the Bamn,
*■ where he continue* to keep u house of
Private Entertainment.
lie ha* aim for sale, a general assortment ofi
GROCERIES* Likewise sells all kinds of
country produce on commission.
HEZSKIAH PURYEAR.
Richmond, May 17th, 1»09. tf. .
NOTICE.
By virtue of the last will and testament of
Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
WILL BE SOLD,
To the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
13th of June next, at the courthouse of
Botetourt county, being court dry,
One Tract of Land,
Containing 254 acres, more or less, -it be
ing the same tract of land deeded to Plea
sant Younghusband by Thomas M'George
and Judith his wife, as by indenture bear
ing date the 2d day of July, 1800, on the
following terms, to wit: one third ensh,
one third in twelve raorvtis, and the re
maining third in two years linrnls with
lecurity, to carry interest from the date
| 'f not paid in three months alter they be*
come due, and a deed of trust on the land
to secure the two last payments, will be
required.
ELIZA T. YOUNGHUSBAND,
Administratrix
SAMUEL P. PARSONS, Adin’r.
With the vi ill annexed.
2d mo. 17th, 1809. ids
N. B. The above sale is postponed to Bo
etourt August C' urt.
E. T. YOUNGIIUSBAND, Adm'x.
S. P. PARSONS, Adm’r.
5th mo. 6lh, 1809.
A. P. Philips, & Co.
Opposi'e Jacob Johnvon’j Book Store, Main
Street, Richmon 1, have just received au
Extensive Astoitmem of
DRY GOODS,
Among ivftfcIt are
Chintz and Call roes.
4-4 6 4 9-3 Cambrics.
6-4 figured, do.
6-4 St 4.4 Laced, do.
6-4 St 4 4 veinV, do.
4-4 (St 7-8colored, do.
6-4 St 4-4 Figured Le*
no Muslin.
4-4 Plhioj do. do.
10 4 8-4 ft-4 St 4 4 Le*
no Shawls.
6-4 Muslin, do.
4-4 St 6.4 Mull Mull
Mu»'in.
4-4 8t 6-4 Jaconet do.
4,4 St 6.4 Book Muslin
and hk*.
Ginghams, assorted co*
!ors.
Black Lustrings.
Italian Silks.
Bed, Yellow, Brown
and B ue Bandano
Hks.
Madras* do.
P in*ed St IVliitr Cam.
rbric Shawls.
Oimi ies.
Yeilow and Blue Nan
kins, Co’ton Casi
meres.
Printed ^ironies.
Fancy Mrrsaillejj Fio.
rentine*.
i Ani a variety of o*her article! too tedious *o
mention, all of which w-i oft’er at wholesale oi
retail for cash or approved notes at a stu.rt cre
dit Country produce taken in payment ant*
will allow good price* for Tobacco.
May 4.h, 18G9. tf
FOR KEN T,
In a central part of thi* city, a few
GENTEEL ROOMS,
With a kitchen, stable smokehouse. 8tc and an
elegant pump of wa>er. Enquire of
♦he printer. tf
IN GOUNOIL,
January 20, 1809.
PRO”OSALS will be received bv the K*o.
cutive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifles during the present year, be
ing the number.directed by Saw to be provided
inntially, including the deficiency of last year.
Exit act from the mio*.* *
DANi.. I.. HYLTON,
Cierk of the Council.
A Hank Note
fy.ONE HUNDRED DOI.t.\RS. taken
^ from a black h-qr, who ra'lr l himself Jamc*
Snthb, anti say* he found it in the s’rect—not
thinking it proper to let the boy keep it, I de
rainrd it for the proper owner, who may have it,
on giving satisfactory evidence of his or their
right to it and paying the expense of this advet
tsement,
iohn McDonald.
Richmond, March lOt ’, 1809. tf.
MAT 1 R£SSES~
OF AI.L SIZES AND KINDS,
ADR and repaired, agreeably to order, in ihe
large wooden house opposite the Old City
Tavern, two squares below the market bridge,
dltnmond.
J. S. Pleasants.
Mty 31, 1808 ft
In Council May 18 1809.
PROPOSALS wi'l be rrceived by the
Fxecuive for ramrg seven eighteen
fjcuiulerf oppesi'e U »*'- P'>ioi, Nance*
mood River, until the 1st day of July n.xt.
IXinicl L. Hylton, c. c.
• I Juiy.
A FEW COPIES OK
Burk's lhsto?j of Virginia |
THHTliVoLUMBS
Arc for axle at thic office.
Murnhazettcs and Ban*,
bazeens.
C»li®snco» St Duroys
Fine Baf .is and oilier
India Cottons.
Cotton and Liiir.en
Checks.
Superfine Cloths and
Casirneres.
Long. Square St Eagle
Top, Tortoise Combs.
Long, Square Top and
Dieting Horn do.
Thread and Cotton La
ce». Ribbon r, Cotton
Balls in Boxes, Nun’s
Thread.
9-8 4 4 Si 7.8 Cotton
Shirtings, Lish Li j
nens, Brown H«l.
land, Dnwla< Sdk I
Umb'eMes, Sowing I
Si ks of all colors,
Pa cm and other Sns
peaders, Si’ver Wat
ch“i and • th^r Jew
e’l-y, S ”x Si c t'.on
Htsicry. Sjfiit Straw j
Bonnets, K.mve. and I
Forks. Pla'ed ami !
Giit Cav Buttons
tin. do Vert, do.
Pins and Needles.
Inspectors Office, '
IVj^jiiNCTONy April 27, 1609.
(ORDERS.)
ALL Officers ot the Army who are on
furlough er absent from their rsspec
t’Vc cot pa or s'* ions. will import themselves
without delay to the Adjutant anu mspec
t«>r of the Army, Maj. Nicoll, at the city
of Washington ; stating on what authority
• hey are abs-iu and the period for which
their furloughs were given, and all officers
who shall hereafer be absent from their
respective corps or s-.ations, will report
titemseives monthly as herein directed
liy Older of the Secretary of War,
A. V. NICOLL, Adj. St Inspector
icy* i ho?e Printers who are autlnmed
to pu.hh il,e Lawsof the teinh Longres
ofthe Lnt ed States are re(]ues*ed to in erl
■ lie above w.ce a week for three week*
and Iran inn ■ heir arci-un to the Accoun
■ant ot th: War Dcpa.tmen: for settle*
taenf.
iriApril 28. (fyi ^
REMOVAL.
Andrew Stevenson
TT AS rent yedhis office to the BRICK TEN.
C MEN r immediately above the Btll Tavern,
where the most punctual attendance will be given
to his professional duties.
Richmond, May 21, 13Q9. 4t.
Negroes for Sale.
ITt Y virtu** ofa deed ot'trust exec»’ed bv Wil
? iiam Cannon to Wil jam Ouereant and the
subscriber, bearing date the Is*, day of Decem
ber, eighteen hundred and seven, andofrecoid
in the County cnirt of Buckingham, to «,e.
cur t the payment of money rhi«* to Daniel Bug.
by and others, as expressed <n the said deed, will
be SOLD, to the highest bidder. for ready mo.
ney, at John Anderson's Tavern, in the town
of New Canton, on Saturday the 24th dav of
June next, FIV’i NF.C1UOES, vi*. Beck, Ma
ria, MilljTj S?m and Argy. The subscriber
will ou'y conviy such title as he has received by
•aid d cd,
Thomas Pittman,
Surviving Trustee.
New Canton. 20th May, 13t)9. ids.
I-:
Land tor bale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, bearing
Hate the fifth dav of Oct. in the year
ieighteen hundred and seven executed by
Fetcr Clarkson, to the subscribers as trus*
tees, for the purpose of securing
u sum of money therein inent oned,
to be due to Richard Ward Birkhead and,
fhomas Birkhead, will be sold in Char,
•ottsvilie, before the doot of Triplett T
Kstes, on the first Monday in June next,
’.hut being Albemarle court dav, a
Tract of Land,
In said deed conveyed, supposed to ■
con'ain 415 acres and a half, lying
to the cointies of Fluvanna arid Gooch
land, accnrdirg to the provisions nt an act
entitled an act concerning executions and
for other purposes. The subscribers will
m-ke a deed at trustees only
JOHN WARD,
DOUGLASS liOCOCK.
May 3d, 1809, [3w.]
FOR S A r7i7 ’
^ Forty Thousand weight Isle of
Wight J'acon%
A-^ngn whif n are 9>J Ha ns,
50?) Barrel. U?rr:nv anti Shad,
109 ~.ack? Salt, Liv rpo >1 tided,
29 Bates Gfcrg' i r.otron,
4(1 Tierces R\e vV.iiakcy,
B il.rrrij Giro,
45 Kegs English yVltue I.etd,
SO d.> Spanish Brawn,
20 Tons A nrrin-n anti S vedes Iron,
W'U f>e Aoirf lo.v for cuult ontyt
G R O CEUIE ,
Al USUAL.
Knsse i & Wallace.
RiclmonH, May 22, 1BG9. 3m.
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N OTIC E.
1 J A VING been informed that Bernhardt Flo
* rettce llantelmann intends to dispose of lie
property which I possessed previous to niy mar
riage with him. I have thought proper to give
notice to the public, and do hereby inform all
persona whom it may concern, that Bernhardt
F. H.intelmann entered into a contract prior
to his marriage, which divests him from any
right to dispose of the property.
Mary Hantclirann.
May 5th, vr4tp
RAGS.
m lUBtCtltltF.lt WILL PAT TltE HIGH*
EST PRICK POR
UNNEN or COTTON
R A G S;
(For the VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY)
i M) will contract wkh country Store*
keepers for all thev may be able to
collect, which will lie paid for in cash, on
delivery at my strop, rear the Courthouse ;
where m iy he h id a general assortment of
GHOCF.RIKS. BOOTS, SHOES, O' PA
TENT NAILS.
WILLIAM FARR.
Richmond, 22d Jan. 1809. w!2m
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£T is proposed to pnb|><h from the Press of
Messrs, Lynch and Southgat*, A StR MO"N,
lately de iveied, on the impetuosity and bad ef*
fe&t of Passion. If it prov beneficial to anv
that shad read it, the design of the pun icatihn
will he fully arc >mpishe I, yei it is deorab e ti*
obainss many subscriptions as will defray the
expense of printing.
JOHN D. BLAIR.
May 22d, 1809. 2
Subscriptions will be received at the office
of •* The Visitor,” 24 cents each.
0»nrt*l Assembly, begun and held at tb< Capitol
in the city of Richmond, on Monday the ttcond
day of December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and five, and of the
Commonwealth, the thirtieth.
AN ACT giving further time to the proprietors
of certain lauds, forfeited for the non pay mem t
of taxes, to redeem theaame.
[Passed February If.t, 1806.]
BE it enacted by the General Assembly. That
the proprietors of lauds forfeited to, and vcs»
ted in the commanwealth, by the non payment of
taxes, agreeib'y ro tne act, enticed, “ An act
mote effectually 10 provide for the payment ot
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth,”
may redeem the same by paying into thr: tr.taa.uy
of tliis commonweadh, on or before the first day
of March, in th* year eighteen bundled and *e
ven, all arrears of taxes due thereon
This act shall commence and be in force from
and aftc- the passing thereof.
A Copy from the Rr.!‘—Ttste,
J. PLEASANTS^jr Keener
of the Rolls.
General Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
•n the city of Richmond on Monday the first
day ot December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and six,-^nd of the
commor^vcaithj the thir>y-first
AN ACT to amend an act, entitled, “ An act
more effectually to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth.
[Passed20th Jtnuarv, 130".)
riE it enacted by the General Assembly, That
J when the taxes on any tract or parcel of land
shall have heretofore remained, or shall hereaf
ter remain ur.piid for the space of t.vo years, such
tract or pared of land shall be forfeited to the com
monweaiih, and shall not be suhicct to location.
Provided nevertheless, That the tractor parcel
offend so as aforesaid forfeited, shall be suhjefl to
the redemption of the former rightful and pro
per owner at any time wi hin three years after
such foifeiture shall have accrued, upon payment
of the taxes due thereupon, according the fol.
lowing rules, to wit ; That if the raid taxes shall
be paid in the first year after such foifeiture shall
have accrued, there shail be paid an interest of
twenty five per centum per annum on the amount
uf the said taxes from tho time ihcy became dur, ;
till paid. If toe said taxes shall be paid in the j
second year after such forfeiture shall have ac.
crucd, there shall be paid an inteiesl of fifty per J
centum per annum on the amoun of taxes due a
aforesaid ; If the said taxes shall be paid in the
I third year after such forfeitutc shall have accru- I
j ed,theic shall he paid an iute tsi of one huntirtd i
I‘**r centum jwr annum, as at >resaid ; Provided l
x!*u, Tha* nothing in this ?.c* shall be so conutru- J
ed as to attVft the * ights cf infant*, femes covert,
or persons of unsound mind, until one year after j
the disabilities shall have ceased, on their paying i
all taxes due, with an interest thereupon a- the j
rate of ten per centum per annum on tho amount i
due as aforesaid.
All acts and parts of acts coming within the j
purview of this act, are hereby *ep*aed. j
This acs shall comm* nee and he in force from
and after (he fi'st day «f March next,
A Copy from the Ho'l—i estr,
J. PLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
®f he Rolir.
General AscemVy, begun and he'd at the Capi ol
in the city of Richmond, on Monday the fifth
day of December, in the year of our Loid,
one thousand eight hundr d and eight, and of
the commonwealth »he thirty.third.
AN ACT providing for the redemption af certain
lands fo foiled by the non-payment of theta*,
o* thereon.
[Parsed February 6dij 1809.1
U H it cn ct d by the Genera- A semb'y, That
all lands heretbfore forfeited or hereafter to be
forfeited to the commonwealth for the non-pay.
ment of taxes, by virtue of ihe laws now in force,
shall be redeemable a any time wi'hin three (
yva»« Pom 'he time when such forfeiture hath
heremfo e accru’d, or shall hereafter accrue, and
until the fir t day of March next suceead'ng the
exp ration of the said te in of three years, on
payment of the tax-a d.e «her, on, wi h un inx
rest of ten per Centum par annum on each year’s !
t.'x, from ihe time when the same became or sh i I 1
become due, until the t mt of rucb .edcmpiiori
Provided nevertheless, Th .t al'. 1- nd n rnof • e
forfeit d, shad be .edeemabla in .ike manner, sud .
o.i paymen of ihe like intireii, on or before •!>
irsi duv of M r h in the y'X* one thousand eigut
hundred u d ten.
P- it further enau*ed, T’’** the auditor of pub
ic arc. unts.'l. 1 o*. r beto e the firs* day ot
rch, in the yea o,ic thousand eight hundred
and eUven, and on or befor.- ihe fin.t day ot
Marta in evei) year heie.iftcr, driivrr *.o the
collector of »hc taxes ot each tu-jmy, a list o I
all such forfeited lands therein, a* on the first day '
of Marcli preceding, had become irredeemable, !
whirn list shal' be foithwith posted or hung up in
rbe most public place in the courthouse of the
county.
He it further enacted, That on the first Mon
cny in August, ir» the >rr.r on- tnou-ana eight
hundred and ele an, ar.d on *he first Monday ot
Jut'i t in every year thereafter, the collect.* o
shad procecti, by public auction, at the door of
the cdofihonse of each comny, to *"ll to th*
highest bidder, each tract of land contained wi h
*n the ’ist of such forfeited lands- a* were irre
deemable on the first day of March in the pie
ceding year, f.,r treadf mo ter.
Be it further enactfd. That if at any such sale,
he former owner rownersofany forfeited tract
ot land so about to t>e gold, or any person f «r him,
her or them, or in his, her or their behalf, wi»b
or without any authority or direct on for ihrt
purpose, shall appear and pay the taxes due
th reon, with in tnst as afores.id, until the time
of such vale, such tract. aha'I not be sold, but an
entry of such payment shall be made by the
collector or. the list afo esaid, and a receipt for
such payment given to the p rs-’n making ific
same in the name of the former owner or own?, a.
and thereupon such land shall be taken to be re
deemed, and the forfeiture accrued thereon, shall
be, and the same is hereby fully waved and r^mu
ted.
Bi it further en-cted, That tt shall be th* duty
efthe cnmmi'.sionet or commivdowns of ihe te
venti", sfinnsUv, on ’he first Monday in /ft,gust,
to attend at the courthouse of their respective
cotin ir», and to lake and make oui a liar of i.j
the sales so to he mad* by the collector, *p city
log the name or name* of the formi r owner ot
owners, the sums paid and to whom sold ; wli.cn
listtbe t ommissiiu tr o» commissioners shall forth,
with transmit to the auli or of pub ic accounts,
who shall charge the toliec.or with the amount
of sales appesring therei n.
He it further enacted, i hat it shall he the dti
ty of every collector to pay annually in o tie pub
lie treasury, all such sum or sums of money a
he shall receive bv vir’ue of this act, deb lifting
a commission of five per centum theiron, wncii
payment shall annually b* made on the same day
on which the taxes collected i* tha same yiar
:hall be payable.
Beit further enacted, Thai the li«t« of sale so
certified and taken b' tlie commissioners or ti.
ihrr ol them, shall be sufficient to charge the ’.
collector or his security or securities, hit, her or
their hrira, executors or administrator* there i
with, on any motion to be made to recover the I
•feme fey the auditor of pufe'lc account*. y\n.l i\
any coll-ftor shall make def»u t in the payment
of any monies by him rec-ived, by virtue of this
act, at the time hereby required, sv.cfe coUeco
and his aecu-ity or secuii-ies, bis her or th«ir I
heirs, executor* or administrators, shad be li&l, e
to all shch finer, interest, damages and costs, and
be recovered »n the same mannn as in case of a )
default in the payment of the commonwealths
revenue
Be it further enacted, That it shal be the duty
of every collector making a sale by vir;ue of this
act, to make and execute to t-c purchaser a ct«ecl
in fee simple tor the lands purer..-*cd eclcing b*r
eatt'u of sale, and in every action c-r sin &i‘iavv
or in equity, in which a formei owner or owner*
of any ttact of land so sold and conveyed, his*
her or their heirs, devis- e, or other p.t,scn or
persons claiming unde- him, he- or thu-r, ;,i:aU
c •n cs- the v* idtty of the tale so made, the onus
prohan-ti shall tie on tne party so coute . itig
Be it further enacted, L nat tne comroi-d-inor
arcommissioners f-»r dtsch .iging the du*;«s
quired of them by this act shall be entitled to re
ceive from ihe public treasury a • n mission oF
one and a half per centum on the amount of sales
on a warrant from the auditor of public accounts*
3c it further«nact. d, That ii shall be the du-y
of the auditor of public accounts, at the public ex
peu-e^ to c:«use a copy of this act, and of an acS
passed the first day of February, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and six, entitled •• An
aft giving further time to the proprietors of cfcrd
tain lands forfeited for the non payment of taxes
to redeem the same, ami also of an aft passed on
the twentieth day of January, in the year one . •
thousand eight hundred ah-tsevtn, cm.tied u Ant I
aft to amend an act enti led •* an aft mote eflac
tually to provide for the payment of taxes tipcd
lands with-n this commonwealth," to be publish**
ed for Bix months tuccet&ivrly in the present
year and for three months successively preceding
the first Monday in August, in the year -<ne -hou*
sand eight hundred and eleven, to be published
in some newspaper of general circulation, e<li-«d
in each of the United States, if any such there bea
And be it further enac*ed. That -he duties en
joined by this aft to be pe formed by the colleft
ors, shall, where th • sheriff is collcfto.-, be per
formed by the high sheriff in person, and eviry1
pure has- made, wholly or in part, by the sheriifor
his deputy, or by any other pe.son being a collec
tor, or by any other person, wholly or i,i part,
fir the use of »uch sheriff, deputy sr-ertfforo
uw icgnir, snau oe v.’in : ar,a t\ctT
sheriff, deputy sheriff or other person bting a coi.
itftor, making any purchase, either wholly or iit
part, tor hi-n-elf, or procuring any other poison
io make such [.nrch .se, wiiohy or in pari for the
use aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay the nm of
S 5'>V. to the use of toe public, to be recovered
by bill, plaint or infoimation, in any c'.-uri of ro*
curd having jurisdiction thereof.
This aft shad be in force from rite pasting
thereof.
A Copy from the Roll—Teste,
J. PLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
_____ of i he Rol's.
S/o zS/t&nt Of*" C* y
The Mills in the county of Gooch
land, commonly called by the name of the
Dover Mills;
Situated on James river, about t wenty mile*
above this city.
These Alills arc in good repair,
furnished with two pair of BURR and one
pair of COLOGNE stones, ai d all neces.
sary apparatus.—For terms, enquire of
Mr. MAYO C. WATKINS, living in the
county of Goochland, near the Mills, or of
the subscriber, living in the city of Rich,
mond. [wfit]
rl ho mas Kutherfoord.
L A N D I N G
From the Schooner Ricnmoiid, Isaac Sca.na»t
Master.
JO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Sott Slielled Almonds,
3 Cask* Green Coffee,
19 Barrels prime Pork, and
1 Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
17 IThds. Brown Sugar
25 Ho Molasses, J
5 Tieices Gicen Coffee,
75 Boxes Havannah SegarS,
3 Bales Welch Plains,
Family Fiour in Barrels and Half Barrels,
Young HySon, A
Hyson Skin, and C TEAS.
Sruchong 3
lb Boxes Mou'd Candles,
FOR SALE br
Geo. Watt.
1 he Subscriber offers for Sale,
A LOT,
C ITUATED at Rockett*, convenient to nav'ga*
tion, on which i* crecicd iw« frame buildings,
one of which U large and iwo stories high, and
suitable for a Tobacco Manufactory or Ware*
hou»e / the back part of tbe In ro>y b» imr r^vsd
to great advantage, in buildings ot any dcscripo.
on.
Al*1, die I.OT, where he now resides, on
Rocketts hii|, avery pleasant and hea.ihy aiiua*
tion, commanding a beautiful prrs;«ct of James
River, and the plantations laying thereon, from
the Pal s to Warwick
WILLIAM GOODWIN.
May 35th. 1809. 3*
Just received from Philadelphia, and tor
Sale at this Office, a few copies
of the celebrated Pamphlet,
entitled,
A VIEW
or THE
Rights and Wrongs,
Power and Policy
or the
UNITED OF STATE8AMERICA.
Saul, Saul, rjhy firr*cc'ott*t thou me ?
BY CHARLES JARED INGEHSOLLJ
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7e^Uf2)-33£&>,
LAWYERS,
CLKRKSifSHERIFFS nj.A/tKS, tse
ARE NEATLY
an* KXPknmovsLY prihted jr rut
ARGUS OFFICE.
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