Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-27 00:00:00, page 4

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JUST RECEIVED,
And for bale by the Subscribers.
GO Hhds Prime Antigua Rum,
20 qr. casks Malaga Wine,
20 bU. Prime Green Coffee.
Also in Store,
30 Tierces prime Upland W
30 bbls Old double Distille ‘
Together with their usual sup
H A R D W A R
BRYSON 8t PARK.HILL.
Richmond, July 3^» 1810. (4 w)
BY Virtue of a Deed of Trust bearing date j
the 9th day ef April. 1892, executed by I
Naihamiel Harris to me, for the purpose of se* I
curing a turn of mony therein mentioned, to the !
late firm of Buchanan, Dunlop Sc Co. I will
proceed on Monday the 13th day of August
next, at 10 o’clock, on the premises, to sell at
Public Auction, on a credit of one, two and
three ycars^ [equal instalments} a
Trad of Lancly*y ■/
ON Fall’s Creek, in the county of Pittsylwtia*
contsining by e.timation 30F0 acres( mSt or
less, being the same which the said tiaj^is in*
he/'ted frm his deceased father, and on which,
there are a good Dwelling House, Store House
Disti lery, and many other improvements.
Bonds with ipproved security, to bear inter*
cat from the date, will be required, but the in*
terest will be remitted if the principal is pwnc*
tuaJly paid.
JOHN DUNLOP.
.Petersburg, Inly 1st, 1810. [uds} .
■fXflLL <>/* sold at Cairn, in the County of
' v Cumberland, the fit at day of August
tiextj for cash,
4w Acres ot Land,
*lying in the Counties of Cumberland and
Buckingham, also five Negroes, Jenny^
Anna^ lister, Livinia and Watt—live Hors,
tes, « nd twenty hcatkof CiUtle, the proper*
ty ot Gulietnaps CoMmanj conveyed t«the
subscribers by “Deed \etping date tly 'first
day of January, 180Sapi trusty tn^ecure
the payment of sundr^%|bts menjfcned in
said deed, which is Kcnkded in srafbcr.
land county court—cw so inch of «Ml pro.
perty as may be necessary Tor the pavment
of the ba'.Iance ot /lid debts then remain,
ing due ; and especially so much as may be
necessary to pay the debt in the said deed
mentioned to be due to George Perking of
one hundred and twenty seven pounds two
shillings, with interest—which said debt
has since been assigned to Yancey Holeman.
w «t‘. ivI. Thornton,? Trus
Wnr>. Guthrcy. S tees.
June 25th, 1810. 3w p
Hy the Lieutenant Governor of the
Comnumvjeaith oj Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.
TTtrHKRKAS, on an indictment before the
vv fcuperior Court hclden for the county
of Chesterfield, on Thursday the 17th day
of Mr v 1810, a true bill was found against
THGMAb iiAdKIS, commonly called 8c
known by the name of Colonel Thomas
Harris, ui the county of Powhatan, char,
ged witn Forgery ; and it appearing to the
Executive that me said Thomas Harris
bain tied from Jo-nice. I have therefore
thought fit, wth the advice of th^t..mnr.il
of Slate, to issue this Proclamatlfm hereby
onering a reward of on* HundraflLJollars
to any pers> n or persons whdflTiall ap.
pren- no and convey to the Jail of the said
county ot Chesterfield the said Thomas
H-ridSt An«l I do moreover enjoin all of.
ficuss, civil n»d military, and exhort the
good people of me Common wealth to use
their best endeavors to apprenend and con.
\cy to lie Jail Mtores.iid, me said Thomas
Harris, that he may be dealt with as, in
such c t.es tne Law directs.
Giver, under my hand as Lieutenant Go.
* $ vernor, with the seal of the Common.
’ wealth annexed, at Richmond, this
11 h day of July, 1810.
(Signed) GEORGE Wm. SMITH.
NOTICE.
NEC8SSITY compels me to make fur.
ther application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
. tide my, by sales o{ lot:ery tickets of the
fir»l and second class and voluntary sub.
* scriptifais, and ill such are hereby reques
ted to in payment to tlie subscriber to
the liutlr'.iiig committee to pay all ar.
re-irs fo; wi rk dime, and to procure
ina»ei ..ils th'i winter in Older tcvproceed
won the work, next spring, it hekngdA* the
education of our rising progeny, syj&fjprpa.
tpenrs :nd attaches them to repuWfcan prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and In.
dependence. I have undertaken the codec
■ t'tou by agreement with John Hruckeubrough
rtnd William W. Hrning^ Ksqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
flatter myself .here will be but little trou
ble in ol> ainiog die money for the purpose
of carrying into effect so laudable an insti.
tuuou.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 8th, 1809. tf
NOTICE!
A PETITION will he presented
the General Atsemh'y of Virginia ar their next
sc s’>»n praying for the establishment oGan 10
sp-ction of robicco at a Wjrehoone jdliyfom
minced on an acre of ground lyinj#mime n
Cnr’i old offLe and Tate’s I nn Y e
of containing three thousand hog
This site posse >*€** every advantage
oleonvenience, exvauon, accessibility & safe
ty
May 21, 1810.
' ATHANIKL SHJiPPARI). A«.
t'ru_y at Law, h*s removed his dAwc to
t e Boon ever the arch opposnjr tht
the Tavern, wh.-re the Suenft’MtHfice
ef *1 'ico wa» formerly kept, /
Juiy 6, lfcm. / lm;
CANDLES.
67 Boxes northern C es,
Assorted, sixes, made parti _ For
summer use—just received and for sale by
Asa Otis.
First door below the Dell Tavern.
Public Property.
ALL the property belonging to the com- 1
monwealth of Virginia in the county
of Fluvanna, very recently advertised in
the Enquirer and the Virginia Argus: Will
be exposed to public sule, on Thursday
the 23d of August next, at the olftiLrsenal,
on the Barrack-Hill in said coThe
terms of the sale will be 12 m<fi(meredit>
the purchasers giving bond with 2curityj
to be approved of by the Executive. The
sale will commence at 12 o’clock—nor will
it be postponed on account of the weather,
unless it is very iuolement. tor further
information apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvannah, June 6th, 1810.
8vr,
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
PANY.
THE Subscriewr wants to purchase live
prime MULES, for which a liberal
price will be allowed ; And afltould
hire for the residue of the yearjTwarNE
GRO MEN, and two BOYS ffcp**r-T)f
driving carts*
James Brander, Clk.
April 14, 1810. [tlA
Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received a large and com
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDI
CINES and DRUGS of the latest impor
tations—which, in addition to their former
'• stock, form as extensive and general an
: assortment in that line., as can be found in
this Cityt Medical practitioners,and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now he a
I ble to get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbation, by calling at the New
j Medicine Store, a few doors above the
: Market Bridge in this City.
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
Steer’s Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Bssence Peppermint
Turlington’s Balsam of lift*
Dr Kawson’s celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-billous
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s Itch Ointment
Craig’s do do
Dr Lee’s Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills //J
Anderson’s do III
Hooper’s do # g
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth*Paste
ditto Eye Water
Pebrifuge Electuary for Ague & Fevei
Hlinkley’s Infallible remedy for the Pile;
Dr Cooley’s Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting of Essence of Burgamot, Laven
der, Roses, Lemuu, Milk of Roses, Sec.
&C.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Violet, Castel, Venitian, 8cc,
Tice’s Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot-Tops and Saddles, which
will take out stains, produce a fine colout
and give an elegant gloss.
PAINTER’S COI-OURS of every
uv,Jviipnuiij nmuiig VT1UVII die, VV UllC
Lead, dry and ground in Oil [warranted]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Wiuteiug, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do. King’s do. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Re.’ve’a Water Coloure*, Paint
Brushes. &c, &cc
HATTERS* MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve
ry article use d by Iiattr-rs for making their
colours, preparing their skins, &c. 8cc.
DlfEUS can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLAZIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d \ljy, 1810.
FOR SALE.
6 Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Swedish do. do.
100 Hoxea Window Glass. 12 by 14 10 by 12
8by\0,
100 Kegs Knrlt'Ui while Lead, 1 Ground in Oil
50 Kegs SpSnisVyiiiown > Ditto
A lew hundred gallons Linseed 8c j#t*rma.
ceti Oil, //
80 Boxes mould Candles fit for imnitr use
4, 5, 8c 6,
20 Kegs American and English FF Gun
Powder,
20 Bags Green Coffee,
12 Bales Cotton, of a superior Quality,
60 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey —
rogeiisirr with Groceries in general, will
be sold moderate.
► Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, June 21st, 1810. 2m
Kecs’a Cyclopedia,
72o. 24 4
t I?just Received.Rt this Offices
Penitentiary Store*
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. y. Burry
(n addition to the articles manufactured it th.
Penitentiary offers for 6ale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture l ;
Vis t fine and coarse hats ol every cwfrinZoi..
A regular supply of cotton cloth on ccmfgi4nem
from the Provideucc manufactory, and wl be
sold by the piecs at the mill priccsJ vtx icsiled
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths/ Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg. warranted ot superior qual.
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, an^l Beer in barrelt.sas
Harness Leather^ Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10, 1810. tf
Wanted to utaa by the year, a good
COOPER.
A List of Nine Hhds. fabacco
which has been deposited in Shock*
oe Warehouse over three years viz.
Martins [M D] 436 135 1572
738 150 1378 or 1478
Lynches W C 2016 137 1235
Spring DK or RS 1531 125 1313
Hedersons AH 4 107 1105
731 138 1302 #
Haaleys I R 011 143 1411/4
D K 119 164 \MS\L^
Swan Creek A H 489 121 1215 |T
The above Nine Hhds. Tobacco witl be
sold to the highest bidder tor ready nto«
ney on the first Monday in Nov. nextes*
(If not claimed before that time) before
the Court House door of Henrico.
Mosby & Young.
Shock oe Ware House, July 16. 3w.
Johnson & Warner,
Booksellers & Stationers,
Adjoining the Market Bridge, Rich
mond.
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED, Manners
and Customs of Nations by T. Gold
smith, in two volumes, illustrated by fifty- I
four copperplate engravings, Pripe k3, j
Same Work bound in call and/ilt^t |4. j
J. & W. keep constantly fo/sd^Li lx-j
tensive variety of books in tbeBiffe^Ptsic..
partments of Literature. k w
Also day books, Journals, amW^flgers,
Sheriff’s bocks, Writing fit VVrapping paper
8tc*
Country Merchants are requested to visit
the storeaathey will certainly find it their
interest, to get their Books and Stationary
at Richmond, in preference to importing
them from Philadelphia, N. York or Bal
timore.
July Uth, 1810. Iawlm.
VIRGINIA •.
In Halifax county Court, In Chan
cery 24th April, 1810.
Anthony Wilkinson, Plaintiff.
AeAlrfST
John W. Mann and Joel Mann,
Defendants.
THE defendant, John W. Mann not hav
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court—and if'abpfer
ing to the satisfaction of the C»drt«walhe
is not an inhabitant of this Cora«orf£pw.ht
On motion of the plaintiff by ifc
It is ordered, that the said last%fentioDrd
defendant, do appear here on the fourtli
Monday in September next, and answer the
oil! of the plaintiff; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
oae of the News-Papers published in the
City of Richmond, for eight weeks succes
sively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of the said county.
"’A Copy—Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, b. cuk.
fw 8 tp.]
VIRGINIA j
At a Superior court of Chancery holden at
the Capitol in the City of Richmond, the
first day of June, 1810.
William Price, ex’or. of the estate of Wil
liam Price, dec'd. pit!
AGAINST.
John Warren, rdm’r. ot Joseph ho
was assignee of John Leitj
'pHS defendant rot having efetflQg^Mh sp.
* pear&nce and given tecariiy a^mlipjf to the
of assembly^ and the rules of ihisEourtj and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
he is not ua inhabitant of thii country, on mo.
tion of the plaintiff by counsel, It is ordered,
1 hat the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of :he neat term, and answer ths bill
of the plaintiff t and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
A Copy,-—Teste,
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
A Run a way in Louisa Jail
WAS committed to the jail of Louisa coun
ty on or about the 33d day of March last,
a negro man who calls himself BEN —he
is a bout 5 feet to inches high, of a dark
complextion, about 30 years of age, blind
in the right eye which is hardly perceiv*
able, has a scar on his upper lip on the
right side near his nose, says he^belongs te
a Mr Overstreet in the state of S, Lwcnlma
near Charleston, The abnvefrun Viay
was formerly the property of/llbfinl L.
Smith of tae county of Louisa/andAlaft of
Virginia, and was sold as lift |irnc« to
some person in the state ciS. aJ. ip the
course of last fall by a Mr imUivan.f-The
owner is requrated to come b^waro, pay
cuarges and take him away, otherwise he
wiil oe dealt with according to law.
JOHN fcOWAHS, d. s.
For
PRTKR CRAWFORD, She’flT.
June 4th, 1810. w 3 m.
J^OTICE it hereby given, that LdlilLpct*
a. v tinn ihe neat General veil
n me the tight of the Comm'intuiylA th
aod*rf which belonged to Peter IwirnoCiI Me vr
<cnt county, at the time of his f
Stephen H. Ertfcy,
June 17th, 1810.
For Sale,
A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South brancti ot Fine Cceltr.
which contains about tire hundred and six
ty acres, l*.»o hundred acres al least ot
which are uncleared* The superior )fcHu.
ation, and many other local /uvanfraxea ¥ I
the land will reuder it vegy deyfi .ajF £ ,
any person who may be dpposejT to/puf.
chase i.and in this county! '^ne wop/,
etor, living on the place,Will witn pj/a
sure show it to any one wlWwisuesja be.
come a purchaser. Tne ternW^i glf(e will
be accommodated to the coaveaieuce of the
Asthmas, &c.
Are immediately relieved and speedily
cured by the use of
Hamilton’s Elixir for
COUGHS.
DEAR bought experience lias taught thou,
sands that oily and heated medicines, join
ed With strong opiates or sleepy drugs,
repeated doses of which flatter and deceive
the patient for the present^ by procuring
momentary ease ; experience, I say, h »s
taught thousands, that the common opiates
and balsatnics, as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and
lungs, in their most distressing symptoms ;
that they load the stomach and impair the
digestion, inflame the whole system, in.
crease tne uimcuity ot breathing and ex
cite fever. But the qualities ot this val*
uable discovery, are winced by perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial will prove,
tnat it restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body, and brings
on the common healthful perspiration—
that it dislodges and evacuates the tough
viscid phlegm or mucus^ strengthens the
weakened vessels of the tangs, s.ieathvs
the acrimonious humour vrnich irritates
them, and finally discharges it. Thus scri* I
king at the root of (lie disorder, the symp. I
toms are of course etfeouuily and pertna- I
nently conquered, the reverse of common
medicines, which weaken the constitution
and give ssrengtn to the disorder for the
sake of moderating for the present some
of its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted
with the hooping cough, this discovery is
of the first magnitude, as it affords imme.
diate relief, checks the progress, and in a
short time entirely removes tha most cruel I
disorder to which children are liable. The I
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and the I
dose so small tnat m> difficulty arises in •
taking it. t
Selected Rccommcndatiols*
Being desirous to make public for life good ot
others, toe excellent quality of Hambum’* £, .
lixir, prepared by the late .Vlr Lee^ I have sent i
you*the following account of l.t< benefit 1 have ’
-received from it; which I hope will induce o- I
then to give it a trial. In consequence of a i
bruise on the breast received from a fallj my f
ncSlth grew bidj my breathing became very !
difficult ana frequently i have had suddenly to
rise up in my bed with all the horrors of imme- !
diate suffocation—Add to these, a constant pain ;
la my breast, and a cough) a grea> loss of strength
and flesh, and yoa may conceive that my symp. j
toms evidently indicated an approaching cod- j
sumption. The advice of a most eminent phy. '
sician was resorted to, and afterwards a second
was called in, but without giving me any relief. '
Another physician, who knew me and the cir
cumstances of my case, advised me to g.ve
Hamilton’s Elixir a trial, saying^ he had used it i
in his practice^ and always found i: to do much
good, A boit.e was procured from Mr Birch's, '
and I found relief betore 1 had taken h&if ot it.
1 continued to use it and was soon strong enough j
to attend to business. On taking cold, some ot my j
former symptoms return, but a.e always remov
ed by a dose or two af the Elixir.,
GEO. BENNER,jun.
No. 11, Budd-st Philadelphia.
Mrs H. Leej New York.
Mr Abijan rieniy, tiriage.st. Baltimore, was
cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of a
very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
severe cold caught several months ago. lie
breathed with the greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
could only attempt to whisper, He hat been up.
wards of 6 weeks without a return of his tom.,
plaints; and desire* to give his public testimony
in favor of this invaluable medicine.
HAMILTON’S ELIXIR,is sold at SJPIcas
ant’s Printing Office—wao has constantly for
sale the
Genuine Medicines,
of the late Richard Lee. jun. as prepared by the
orginial recipes in possession of hu Widow in
New York, by whom he is supplied, and
without whose signature none are Genuine
ITCH CURED.
By once using Lee’s Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons & families
who arc suffeilng under this disease (against
the inlcction of which no person is safe) that
if this ointment is used at night on going to bed
it never fails to pertorm a cure by the follow
ing morning, as thousands who have used it
during the last fen years can testify. The pe.
culiar excellencies of this infallible remedy for
the itch, over every other, are the certainty of
the cure by a single app'itation ; the ingredients
being so innocent as- to be applied with perfect
safety to toe trenderest infant ; and its being
not only free from any offensive smell, but c.
qually agreeable *irh the pleasantest pimatum.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends !
is aa invaluable medicine for tne speedy relijf,
ind permanant cure of various complaints whicT
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile mdu
crenons, residence- in climates unfavorable to
he constitution, the immoderate use of tr.t, j
Sequent intoxication, cr any destructive intern
i srance, the uniskilful or excessive use of mcr
i cflry, the diseases peculiar to females at a cer
tain t criod of.lifej baJ layings in, &e*
' HAMILTON’S
Celebrated Worm- Destroying Co
Among the symptoms attending Wirms are,
disagreeable breath euptoall) in me morning*—•
bad and corrupted gum.s —itching in the noss
snd about the scat—convt.laion., epileptic h:s,
and sometimes privation of speech—irregular
appetite, sometimes loathing fuoti^ and some,
times veracious—purging, with slimy and foe
tid stools—vomiting—Urge snd hard belly_
pains and sickness, at the siomachspaius in
the head and thighs, with a lowness of spiritsea
slow fever, with small ana irregular |*ibewa i
dry coughessezcesstve thirst=s,ometimcs pale i
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes trie *
face bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above symp
toms should have immediate recourse to Hamil
ton’s Worm Destroying Lozenges, whicn have
been constantly attended 'with success in all
complaints similar, to those above described, s
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Pblister.
An infallible remedy for corns i speedily re.
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powdcrafoi the Teeth and .
Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Rye-Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseasee of the
eyes.
Hamilton's Essence £? Extract of
Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
tfumbners, Ac.'
/ • > ' ‘
The only remedy yst discsv’-rea, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
The Anodyne Elixir
For the cure of every kind of head-ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Injallible Ague CJ* Fever Drops*
JUST PUBLISHED,
And ror tale at this Office^ the eighth edition
making neat twenty thousand coble*
already sold, of the L.ife of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to bis country led !
How lov’d, while living !—>how rever’d, now
dead •
Ye living Sires ^ with.pleasure all attend,
And read the History of your Glorious Friend^;
Lisp ! lisp his name, ye Children yet um orn /
Aitd with like deeds, your o wn bright lLreg
adorn.
BY TftE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerjy Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate witu the grey
- hair’d veterans of the last cen
tury, who were the play
mates and companions
i, .oftne great Wash
ington trom his
childhood.
RECOMMENDATIONS,
*V feMl WENT DIVINES, ]UDOg> ANDOIXEjl \
HAI.S.
“It is a surprising fact that even the A*
merican People know butlittle of George
Washington. They have in Seed heard a
great deal of his Public LUe ; of his Mili
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues, ✓
“ Many intelligent persons have ardent*
ly wished to see a faith*ulaccount oiihese%
not only as a debt of gratitude to him, but
as a hne example to our child) en.
“The Author has performed this task
ina very satisfactory manner. Hisyfnec* 4,
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transcen
dint 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 ot his readers. His descrip*
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views ; while his hash
es of comic wit give a« agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader.”
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Minister of the Swtdes Church,
Philadelphia.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale at this Office,
A NEW AND PLAIN SYSTEM
or
ARITHMETIC.
— ♦ —ii
BY ELIJAH H, HENDRICK,
1 aoi——
OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
RECO M ME N D A TIONS.
Demonstration I deem necessary in a*
elementary treatise on any branch of the
Mathematics ; but. as the demonstrative
method is pursued in very few schools, I,
upon comparing Mr E. H, Hendrick’s A ,
rdhinetical Treaties wkh ether wojjdfsion
the same subject, am induced
mend it as one of the best sy
nthetic that have fallen with
tiun, him! to declare my high
as far as it respects mei cunj
and other practical uses.
L. H. G1,
Academy, Ulchnini.d, 1'* :>.
I have examined Mr Elijah
drick’s “ New and j I nn system'ot Ar t i.
metic,” and shall hereafter prefer it to a.
ny practical work ot the kir.d extant, on
account ol its judicious arrangement with
respect to mercantile purposes, a* d otfter
pi/.cticsl uses. DAVID D >YLE.
Academy, Richmond, February a, 1HJ®.
It may atr.o be necessary to state that
the above work has been highly recon,.
mended by Dtictuf Samuel R.. Jennings,
formerly of tue New Linden Academy/
Joshua League, F.s j. of Prince E'Jwafd-*
II. B* Woodson, Es'j.ot' On obarlaady sal
several oii.er literary cliara.iei•*,
Ju y 16tb, 1*10. ^
Country merchants and others who wish
to purcuate, to sell a^ain, will oc al;Avui
i a liberal discount. .. Jsr
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