Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-04-27 00:00:00, page 4

L Ishop Madison’s
HAP OF VIRGINIA
For Sale at this Office.
/M uu at tUM orrirt
rr* a raw baidsomi corns or
GIBBON'S
DECLINE & FALL
OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE $
to which is aided, (H Mi» edition OKtyj
TBS VAST 1XT&&E&TIKG
1-liE OF THE AUTtiOH)
Bight Vols, La:^e Octavo, Price SO DoL
lars
NO TI C El
BY authority vested in the subscri
be r?, v.te SOLD, on the premises, at
imhiic auction, oc Tuesday the first day wf
i.ext month ^May) if. Jfcir, otherwise the
r txt I-ir day ; BOUR TRAC TS or PAR..
V LLS of LAlxO in the county of Henri.
tear miles from the City ol Ricnmond^
la the hei&hocurnpod of the Meadow Bridge
e* ; it being the Land whereon.rJTancis
Lewis htedmt the time of h s d/»th, and
by his repieBntatives solvL to Moses Da.
vss, und by Liimto Pleasaat Younghusband,
cltc’d. Three Tercels itontain about 100
acres C&ch, and tW tm^rth about 190 acres,
v-ith the imprcvILUfuts. Twa-ot^the
tracts hare a ftou^»mg growth cd yolng
timber, which, uR divide/ (yAccln.
rodate purcha^rs ifcng inflAMl.JTiat
iw*V bant ? yfiall pic^L to ^u^Riex
w iin Hre wn/l ; the ot^^s have timber
iuflicteni iwffp tiie househ and fences in
repair, and bounded by the Bands of Hicb.
J.iu CuM, Gen. Marshall- Carter Hrax
ln;>- deceased, and Waa. 5. bomb. It is
c.eetuf:d nnarceivirT to give any further
tlJsttijKjao; those wishing to purchase
will be .shown the lands oy one ot the suou
fccnbert, agfecaolc to a plat of me
ranie.— Terms of Sale^ ooe third cash,
t ne thtrd in six niootus. and tue other
third to 12 months ; Bonds to carry inter,
est from the date if n-1 punctually paid,
and a deed of trust on the property to se.
cure the payment of said boons will be re.
quired.
Elizabeth T. Young’nusband, adm’x.
Samuel P. Parlous, adi.’r. of
P. Ycunghusband, dec. witn
the will aunexed.
4i\i incnth, 5th, 1210. wtds.
B \RTLF.TT STILL,
TOBACCO BROKER anclCCEM
AilSSION MERCHANT*
and / /V/
STILL and B
Vendue Masters, opposite the Mar
ket House, Richmond,
Virginia.
___w 12 m.
fifty dollars reward
Ran away from the subscriber
« on the night of the first of
April last,
Two Negro Men.
One by d»e name of Dick, we'l known in Rich.
r:ond l>y the name of Dit.k CoHeyk I purchaset
l im of Mr. John Taylor (Brass Pooader) of
Richmond j he had on when he left me home,
spun cloathingj but no daub wiii change them/
I t is ab'Qt forty years old. has lost the rrcat.
ti- part of hij teeth, is a lilf’e g-ey hn» a wife
as i have been told, at a Mrs. I ~ irji*i— ah my
two miles below Jl.chmond, wh«ryfc^)ccmhe
generally is lurking about ; he ha#a!tolAie
county, where he may go ocrasilo*|Vwy^i a
brother edited John CoUev b I nt^pivo Mr.
i'oster, V/ho own the Rope Walk.
The oHier is by the name of Jacob, about
t*-en 7 f.ve years eld ; he hat lost three teeth out
«f hii upptr jaw bef me, which cau*e» him to
apeak a little thick—he r.as rather a down look
«*rhm spohen to, andopcaks quick and loud— he
bad he same kind of cloathin r. | purchased Ja
cob from a v*r Dsmeroa of Nur-humbeidand
Vntj, is the year 1802 or lflO.1. I wii| give
»% above rc wxrd^ if tne above n*rro;a siiali be
•eismd m aiy Ja* to that { get then, or ft 25
TsrVitber. J forwaro ad Masters of Vessels or
eshe s from carrying sail negroes out of the
a'.aic er bir!,0ring them in any way whatever.
James Yancey.
»I T1 H the nbeve negroes should be appre.
Wtdttl it Is req r-'itsd th:it 3 letter shoo'd b
forwardedf well Caurt House, N Crmlina
to iht Rub. 1* n J y. '
n o o k s
FOR SALE AT S. PLEASANT*’ PRINT
ING OF r ICK :
ri. A V O.. A great variety rtf 'song
F<<!i'*ol tor t/raiorl Hoiks
> ••»»*gtr» frugal Hove wife
K*>'* Cooper'* History of N .
V‘:.nrt*r Mur.ltr *nd Sooth America
•V- Or U‘ * ^ ^rrit of Masonry
\ *- Cu»ney ’* snort .hand
/.« f*.»i:ftr«nt of etc. r rititig
gam Farr y Bibles Am-ricanCk?Tk'| msg
\7«i*h\ roeacantHe »ain«
Arithmetic Towers on the I\ophe.
•Verde's Memoirs ncs *
J' • r;1* '.tcVflt, by Ror.-oe's life of Leo
fidgewm.,'n Y*h.
n -.o bier's Ma^ieine Brown's ttirtiontry ol
Wandering f’hilamhro. .he Bible
Piw Fe.gns.W* Roman Re,
r or,Marque on Equi'y pub:ic
i; e.|d»n’» I.ecltiTcs i E*tV ol E'in
T:,—«r« t],e Ty.e arrfot's R'rnggfo
. r,'e* Tb« P ince de Lignr
Tr tt.-al Farmer Letters c*
y.h Ttmsvj R> xon Mysteries of IMolpho
De Vlontto-* Mr*. Opic«# Simp >
F'b .*r penn !•; ry Tale*
Rnov8 o’- Amciicnn , Ftrst Scttclt; of Virgin.
M voiuwu* • i*
Cfelica—a Novel
. (
\ The noted and mudi udtvurej Kn* i
I
JACK ANDREWS,
IMPORTED by Wm. 'L*ghtloott esq.
deceased, of Chuk* Chy county, full
fifteen and a ball hands high, a blood bay,
finely formed, in high health, vigor and
spirit, tire roost active and best bottomed
horse, ever imported into this country, now
using 15 year* old,—
VV ill stand the ensu:rig season at Sandy
Point in Charles City coun'y, and will ba
let to mares at twer.tv.Gve dollars the
*e*,on« which may be discharged by *he
payment of twenty dollars if paid within
the season, which will commence the 1st
March and end the first of August;
Ten dollars the single leap ; forty dollars
to insure a mare in foal; and ope dollar
to the groom; The leap and groom mo,
ney to be paid when the service ia ren.
dered. Provided the mare is changed ,
the owner shall be liabie. Extensive pss. 1
txrage gratis, and all possible care taken !
to prevent accidents or escapes, but no
Iiabili y for either.
Wit. H. LIGHTFOOT,
Sandy Point, March I, 1810.
This celebrated horse’s performances ih
England, have not been inferior to any
horse there, except his brother Dick An«
j drews, who is considered now the best
I borse in that country, giving seven pounds
—Jack Andrews won twice in 1797 then
I Mr Lord’s property—see Racing Calen.
dar for that year.
At Worcester July 5 th ( a maiden plate
ov« , lur O yea^c old. 6 stone, 4 mile
beats, wjs won by Jack Andrews at 3
ncals* beating Mr Darlington's ch f Miss
Edwin, 4 years old ; Mr A kmson'* ch m
P» isolla. Mged t Sir W. VV. Wynn’s br h
Sweet Bo thereto, 5 years old ; Mr Har.
din's br c Eglantine, 4 years old; at StaL i
fard, Ocl 7th. 1 be town purse of 50/. ‘
4 mile h-ats, was won by Jack Andrews '
‘three years old, at three heals, beating
Mr Betteson's Little Pickle, four years j
old ; Mr Barlow's Roderick, four years ’
old ; Mr Denham's Honest Tom, 6 years |
old t Sir W. W. Wynn's b h True Blue 1
5 year* old. f Aa]
| In 1798, at Xantwich, TlMrsda^jJly 1
8lh—50/, for 3 and 4 years <id, m, I
beating Mr Bayle’s ch c Caniku^years j
old ; Siamfaid’a b f Scotetla, three years
old.
Denby, August 15th—He won 50/, free
lor any horse, beating Lilly of the Valley,
Falconer and True Blue- In 1799 he won
twice, to wit—at Ludlow, on Friday the i
4th of July, 4 mile heats, free for all a- j
gcs, beating Lord Oxford's ch c Dart .at
three hea s.
At Worcester, August 8th—He won
the city and county subscription of 50/,
4 mile heats, beating Mr Artley’s filly
Dutchess, 4 years old ; Mr Covenlon’s b
h integrity, late Partner i Mr Snell’s ch
i g Hocks, 5 years old ; afta/ rhe first heat,
! four to one on her—after the second heat,
four to one on Jack Andrew 4
j fn 1800, he won six times, *0 wit t
At Lewes, then the property of Majo
R'mkes, August 12ch he beat Lord SackJ
ville’s b li Laborie, 4 mile beats, for 50 I
guineas— A Oxford, the town plate of;
50/ in Aueu»t. was w>n bv Jack An.
drew? at 4 mile heals, healing Sir F.
Poole's ch m Du chess of Limbi, 5 years
old ; Loid Doncgdii’* b h Wrangle, dis
tanced, the 4lh heat—SeptenaOii at War*
wicii, he won the town pLie oi SO/, 4
mile heats, bea.ing Mr Tharm a b h
Marquis, Mr Brooke's b h Ches.itre, Mr
, Edward’s b m Dutchc*s*
At Abingio Tuesday, September
•6.h, the membsrs purse of 50/, for a!)
ages, 4 inlie heats, was won by Jack An
drews, at three beats, beating Sir F.
P ole’# b m Msicreant, 5 years old ; Mr
Wheley’s ch c Expect# ion, Mr Fian.
gicy*# b h Cupid—six to lour on Miscre
ant*
In I SOX, Jack Andre w,, at New Mar
ket, A pi'll 20.h received forfeit from Mr
tkthcoal’a Symmetry, 8 stone 5 lb. ‘200
guineas, half forfeit*
I Jehu ary, June 16ib—The Bcbtiry Stakes,
a hmidycap of 100 guineas each, half for
feil, 4 miles was won by Jack Andrew?,
i'ged, beating Lord Seckriili'a Expe6\a.
t on, 5 years old, Sir Henry T. V'ane’#
Cork Fighter, 5 years oid, Mr R. Helli
roai’s Hippo,la, aged, his royal highness
he Prince of Wales’s Dick Andrews,
Mr Helhcoal’s Popingay, and Cox’* Erl- j
win*
June 17th, a sweepstake of 5 guiaea? i
each, twenty tubicnbsis, was won by [
Jack Andrews, beating col. Grosvenor’s !
Lidy Catharine, Mr Ifowovth’# Snuff
Dux.
1 Bedford, September 10th—The Wo*
urn stake of 10 guineas each, $ milts 5
aabscrrb-vs, was won by bis royal high
ness the I'r nee r.f Wales’s b b Jack An*
do ws. Aged, betting Mr Watson’s b h
Timmtir, Mr Gaiding’* b c Skyrocket, i
EmWitdd, S-p ember 93—50/, lor all
a3f*. * tola hcais was won by Jack
Andrew*, kj^d, a 3 heat?, beating Mr
Frrtgky'* gf g Pldughboyj vehet horse
I hooght (Hj Hcphestion and Con
t cat or—see Rum./ Calendar f.«r tH«?se
years. It would swell an Advertisement
to mo great a lengih to immbn all tht
fttai lie has won.
Swccplakes of 30 gninras each, 9
Iw.ea, 5 subscribers, Mr Recta’s Jack
VL *
Andrew*, tiger), II s»<ne> 7 lb. walked
ucr—Racing Calendar for iBOi
page, 583.)
At La.nbourne, in Sept. Wednesday
iOlh, lie won the 40/ Rif. of Lard Cra.
ven, 4 miles beat, 4 heats, beating Ml
Coventry’* ch h Sacnpxut, Mr Bacon's t
ua Snap*
W«. LlGUTFOOr.
PEDIGREE.
Jack andrews was got by Joe Andrews
bis dam by Highflyer, his grandam Car.
! dujal Puff, his great grandam by Tatler
! bis great great grandam by Snip, hi'
great great great giaudam by Leu
God'dphin’s Arabian, In* great great gira
great grandam by Stapyjw’i Arabian
which mare was own tulei 10 Kramion’i
While ntek, Tull sister 10 the Mmbury
Galloway, great great great great g-ea
grandam by Sauce box, a son of Gregg,
site ol Crolt’a Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
I do certify that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the original one sent Ris
by James Lord. Given under niy banc
and seal ihe twenty third day of Decern.
ber, one thousand eight hundred and four
XVu. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse his
dam by Alamandaj by Omnium, her daw
Cloudy by Blank—Crab, Wcdjing.or
mare by Parmer—General Siud BjoIu
page 6th, printed in 1803, by Jaracj
Weatheiby.
THE AOTED HORSE,
*
GOUTY,
BY Sir Peter Teazle out of the famous
Yellow mare, will stand the ensuing
season at. my stable 4 miles from the
town of Caira, in the county of Cumber*
la-.d, and will cover mares at 13 dollars
the leap, 25 d dlars the season, and 40
dollars insurance, with one dollar to the
groom in either case—the leap to be paid
at the timo of covering { the season 1st of
August next, and the insurance 1st of
Ma ch, 1S11 Good and extensive pat.
turage gratis, and the grca'eU attention
paid, but no liability tor accide it^r es«
capes. Grain will be furnurhed a^Vhe
market price if required, y Th^Vlamn
will commence the 1st of March, /d/x*
pirc the 1st of August. 1 J j
Gouty has been so fullyVtdvJhidfd in
former season*, that it is d^jej^AufFici
cnt 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 here remark, that I have the Genera!
stud Book, which will prove him to have
descended from the best stock in Eng.
land, as may be traced: to the mist dis’
tent period ; that I have also the Racing
Calenders of 1807.8, which prove the dis
tinguished success of his colts on the
English turf, and that from the few sheet
calenders which I have received of ihe
racing of 1809, I find that one of his colts
(Litchfield) won in that year, Ten Plates
and Sweeptaksa. 7 of them four mile
beats, beating horses of th: best blood,
Frederick W. James.
County of Cumberland, MarchS islo.
f w8l nai,I
The Thorough bred English Horse,
Ilf ** 1 **’ . -
WONDER,
Vy-.LL STAND the ensuing season at mj
stable, at PunetviUe (formylgj^hinj ^.
pin Cnurch,) in Amelia county, jP^frill be'le<
to marcs at five guinea* the payable
the twenty .fifth day of Decemlftr Wlowin?
ten doliirsthe single leap, to be paid down, and
forty dollan to ensure a mars being in foal—
tile mceiry for the insurance will be exacted il
th" property is changed—and in either care one
dollar to the gro-m. Good and extensive pas.
•orage gratis, but 1 will not be responsible foi
accident* or escapes-n.tiares fed upon reason*'
b'e term , provided the money is s*nt with them
The season will commence the 1st of M*rch
and end the firn of August fo'l »wing
mjm , , f_ _ JOHN JETER,
Marrh 1st, iSiO.
For Sale,
A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the S >uth branch of Fine Creek,
which contains about five hiHwlwf * * ;,
ty acres ; two hn Ire I scfn ,f
which are uncleared. The
*!idn, and many other iical . I
the land will render it very to
Aliy person who may he dinj rur^
i i n tin'* / nunty.
etor, living on the place, will* wittfpteal
sure show it to any one who wi3bssto he.
come a purchaser. The tor ns uf sale will
be, accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible,
Edward Mayo,
cawtf.
G A K 2 I
cmzEy of VIRGINI A,
Fdr safest this Office, price 25 ccols.
-—
j and muscle. This horse was purchased by the
J’ate William Lightfoor, Esq. when in London,
of Lord Grosvsn* he was than in training j
will stand the ensuing season at my stable in
| Mathews, and at Thomas Muse’s in the upper
, 1 end of Middlesex county a'tematr'y. ' The
[ | scarcity of money induces the subscriber to let
J hi m cover mares this season at 20 dollars to be
| discharged by the payment, of 15 dollars if paid
i | within ttse season, which wil: expire on the 19th
of August, w« h half a dollar to the groom for
j each mare. Good and extensive pasturage will
j be furnished gratis) the greatest care and at.
tendon raid the mares, but will no. be answer,
able far act! tents or escapes. TaiT horsWtas
not run any races, but his perCftrmaocM vKII
etficieutty justifiy the opinion <y Lord^tifosw*
nor and his S n, who certify/hat thy coJTi
der him the best three year/d h trtwin Bg.
land, and challenging any 4 yc4r old,/hich^var
nor accepted. I # J
In October I793j at New MWijget, h^won :
sweepstake of 1499 guineas, 12 siI?5Y?nben, at
20*9 guineas each, half forfeit, colts carrying 8
Stone 21b, fillies 8 srone, beating Sir Harry,
i Mr Cook son’s b c. by Sir Pater, Mr Perrut’s
b, c. Yonng Javelin, Mr Frauces St.»n ltsh’.
oh.^ c. Split Pigeon —5 t>4 agaiuu Admiral
1 Nelson* 7 to4 against Sir Harry, 6 to 1 against
Split Pigeon, 8s 10 to 1 against Young Javelin
In 1”99 he wen a sweepstake of 1609 guineas.
14 suberibers at 200 guineas each, beating Lo»d
Egremont’a b c. by Preceptor, out of Bob Tail.
Mr Perrin’s b. c. Javelin, and G-dding’s Boas.
tcr_JJ to 1 on Admiral Nelson, in 1800 he
got so much injured in his practice that he did
not coma on the turf again until 18 )3, when
he won a parse of 50 ptumds, 4 mile heats,
bearing several fine hones.—See Sportiug Mag.
azine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
-Admiral Nelson was bread by Lord Grosve.
nor, got by John Dull, aol foaled in 1T95j his j
dam by Olivia, by Justices her dam Cypher. !
by Squirra out of Fribble’* dam, by Heguiu*.
•—•See supplement to the a u I book, page 15.
JASPER CLAYTON.
N. B. N »tes for the twenty dultais must be
sent with the mares.
The Famous foui mile heats Horse,
I i>” True Blue,
Imported from England by Governor
Turner, of North Carolina,
o'an I the ensuing season at m/ stab’e
<n Cheterfie'd, five miles from Garde’s &
B«vil’» Bridges on Apnomattox River, & t wen,
ty five miles fruni Richmond and Pe>e sberg ,
ion the following terms, viz < — Thirty Dollar’
• the season, which mty be discharged by the
I payment of twenty, provided such payment b~
j made by the 25 h of December nev. An.
gent eman who will send two Marcs of his owr.
property, mav have them covered f..r sixf.ee r
do lars each the seas n.and should throe .Vtare^
be sent, which are the proper-y of any on*
gent emm one of them shall be covered gra*It
upon payment of Twentv Dollar* each for the
other two. The Groom will expert One Do!
lar for each Mare, as a compensation fur his ser.l
vices.
TRUE BLUE is a beautiful Baj
a star in his forehead, is up
three inehss high, will be twe i
spring, of great strength anc I j
is thought bv those who ha\‘
rt»« mom artivity than any I
His performance on the tur] c
ranked amongst the best * J p
imported^ having won tweR •
nineteen, eight of which wer
aaddie has never been beaten' that cli stance
when there were heat*, although he has eonteo.
ded with the best horses in Kngland—and whs,
is extraordinary^ be won three races cf ftutj
rtxilc httti fach. in fonr o« m*u l.
reference to the Rsciug Calen lar for ihe yea-1
1301 Hi* last run was only about ten days be
fore he was shipped for America.
The season will commence tha first day ol
Marcl^ aad expire on ihc last daycf Jalv. —
Gentlemen wishing to have their Mares' fed I
matt actually send ih: money f >r the purchase
of such ptovinder as may be directed^ or it will j
not be had Good pastorare gratia, bat no res
ponsibilhy for accidents of any kind, although i
great care ahall hi utrd to prevent arty,
PEDIGREE,
As TAKis trom mt GtBEKat Stud Book.
TRUE BLUE was got by \Valnn% one of
the best tons of HlghfDer—Highflyer by Herod,
his dam hy K ng Fergns, by the famous Rciipsi
his grand dam CM.s, by Harod—Herod b* Tar'
tar, his great grand dam Proserpine by M&rskr
— Marskehy Hartlett’i Childers, his g*eat gr a
grand dam Spi|et<a by Regn'o;—Regulus b
the Godolphin Arabian, his great great gre».
grand darn Mother Western by Smith's Son ol
Snake, Montage, Han boy, Brimmer. No horse
was ever bred in England, whose stock wn
higher prized than that from which TRUE
BLUE is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Chesterfield, Jmrary A 1310. «8 p
notice;
NECESSITY compels me to make fur.!
ther application to all those who are
indebted to the trustee* of the Richmond A. I
jademy, by aalr* of lot cry tickets of the
Srst and second class and voluntary sub.
icriptlons, and all such are hereby reques*
ted to make payment to the sphswwl^r to
enable the building enmmitteodo pay nH\r.
rears for work done, rr/l ua ortintVi
materials this winter in oidrr jm |Lfcry
with the work next spring! itL^gTw Jfe
iducation of oor rising progtnyJMm
menu and attaches them toX^ublicaj/j^in
Clples ^nd gives a spring to IraTTy »nd in*
dependence. I have nndertaken the coilcc*
lion by agreement with John Brack.cnSrough
and William \V. Hcning, F.sqr*. the other
r.embr.rs of the committee appointed by aj
Hoard of trustees. A* the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
flatter myself there will he hat (itlie iron,
srl in oh ainfng the m-wry f-tr the purpose
j if carrying into eftect »« laudable an insti*
urine.
ROB-RT MITCH iLL.
1 Decbembcr 9th, 1809. if ,
j JUST PUBLISHSk
I htd safe at thin CjJice, the eighth e. //(at
‘ making near Utterly thousand eohies
already sold, of t/f Ut o
i George Washingnn.
A Life how u so till to his country led !
How lov’d, while living !— how rever’d, now
- dead •
Vo living Sires ! with pleasure all attend.
And jread th- History of your Glarioui T.’ieod
Liao! lisp Ins name, ye Childran yc1. m’jnrit
Ana with like deeds, your own bright lire*
dorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS, I
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon ^
Parish, and intimate with me g»wy
hair’d veterans of the lust cen
tury, who'were the play
mates and comp uiiuns
,of tur great VVatn
iugton from litsjj
childhood.
RECOMMENDATIONS,
ar EMINENT DIVIX&S, J'JDCEl AND GENE*
RA t.S.
“It is a surprising fact that even the A.
m<*rican People know hue little of Leorge
Washington. Tory have indeed heard &
great deal of his Public Lite j of his Mili
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
“ Many intelligent persons have ardent*
!y wished to See a faith*ulaccount o(theset
not only as a deot of gratitude to him, but
as a fine example to our children.
“ Tne Autanr lias performed this task,
in a very aiiisfactory manner. His^rtef -
dotes of VV.istungton present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transcen*
dint di^niif, 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
:**.*.;..*t;A* ul_i_ n_t__
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views ; while his flash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mintl, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader.”
NICHOLAS COI LIN,
Ministers <i* the Sxutdes \Churcht
Phiiadeifihis.
Charlotte Court, 6th March, 1810.
Prceland and Gillies, pltfi. ~
against 7 *n
Anthony WsUte, R thratm Ron’din. John f '-ban
Fenoel! and James Hantlstr, defts. * terX*
I'IdR defendant VVa kc not having entered
* liii appearance according ti th; act *
hsscmb'y an-i the rule* of this court, and i
pea'ing »o the satisfaction of the court th
is not an inhabitant of this state, on the
of »he plait’, it AT* Sy their at'nrnty, li j;
that he appei' here on th? f Mt day rf June _
next and enter his appcrrance an 1 answer t..c
plaintiffs*bi.l, an ! giv? security for performing
the d?crec of the court, and that a copy of this
order b* inserted in one of the n-w .papers
printed in Ric-rhonclj for two. month t suotess.
ively, an l pasted at the front door of the court,
house of the said con r.y.
Copy—Teste, Thomas ReA0j c, c.
GEORGE WATT,
a AS juat received and offers for sale—Sicily,
Madeira and Sh-rry Wisre. by the hitd.and
jr. cask -t G.tcn Vide j Orleans Sugar ‘
hitd s German plruflics Sidiytcx by the
ease ; half point | )&$• rambler*, ir. easel'
each—arid New \ ,,k Soap and Crndii 1
ON HAND,d9rrtadeira Wine—Orf
t-:> vadj Sugar—(.(•.-tn Coffee_M_
Prime i' > - - l.tv?r;to*l and
Souchong, flyson Skin and Gunpowder Teil~
Spanish Sugar*— Raisins—Almond*—Nutmegs
-rsWindow Glass—. -ten’s and Women’s Shoes
- .which be will uispose of by wholesale on rea
sonable terms.
Richmond, 20th Ju’y 1809.
Land for Sale,
THE sudscriber having determin
C-1 on removing to the Western cVn ry imined!,
ately after die payment of his d*b:s oTera for
sale that hands >me s. tun* ion whereon he resides
containing upwards n» six hundred acrei^ about
t wo thirds of which is cleared with good improve.
of every discretion, the I.and which it
to clear i< equal toaoy Tobacco land in thccoun.
ty.thecleared land is considered tqnal to any '
the neighbourhood, this Isnd lies about
miles above Hich ttond^ six from J ames and M
from Appomattox rivers i this land is well w4C
eights oo it threa as good springs of watla
any in Virginia, and considered one of tSl
healthiest scats on thi side of the blue Ridge ;
I this land may be purchased low for easily or on
as long c rdit as will enable t e purchaser to
ma!te the payments from the Land if required
, or lands in the Western country wil'. he raceto.
td In payment if they lie in inch farts as the
subscriber shall approve. Those who wish a tie.
tirable seat in the county of Powhatan are ini
vtted to view the tame. 1 he stibscriber'will erl
*ttre three crop* from one hnndrcd acres of thi*
1 'and to pay the sum that the whole t sc" miy
bepurr^ased for, provided the pointer obligates
i nines'Ify> cultivate it in s plan cr.like manner.
; \ ■ Kicherd Nctherland.
Pewhatan,4o.mty, Apri 9th 1813. w<5t «.
i ■■ w Y • - — ** , ——^
Elias V. Lachaize,
T A Y T.O !!.
| |
jnv received the latest prevailing htlion f/em
Philadelphia,
N. K. Particular Von, (hiid
no dicappoMttm&nt) paid to a I ord rs from th«
country.
Kichmor.l April 13 h,1810. w’fh.
Just PnhliA E)y the
IV -
they , ,
Tossed at ti'f*. served of tbc
General Ar.cmblV of
1
Virgiiiin.
March 20.