Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-09-21 00:00:00, page 4

Charlotte Court, 3d Sept. IB 10.
"William Watkins, executor
jamin Walking dec’d. Eltf. \ In
against ^-Chance.
CampLtJl Eell Ik Co, and Rob:rt | ty,
ICwnpbefl. & William Harii*,D-*ft« J
■pHE defendant Archibald Campb^
the narmersnf the the said
ball, Bed A Company, not having
pesranca according to the act
the rule* of this court, and it apf
tisfaction of the court that he is
ta.pt of this rate, cn .the motion _
by bis attomev, it is ordered, that he appear here
on the frit day of December Court next* and
enter his appearance land answer the plaintiff's
bill, and give security for performing the de*
^:rr e of the ermraf and that a copy of this order
oe inserted in q«\f the newspapers printed In
fci r>mond months successively ami pot- J
ted at the Q^it door of the courthouse of the
tKid county.
a. copy—Teste,
wHtp Thomas Rear?, c. c.
VIRGINIA :
At a Superior Court of Chancery holden
at the Capitol in the City of Rich*
mood, the 25th day of June 1810.
James Dunlop end James Wilson sui vi„
ring partners of Collin Dunlop and Son,
and company, pits. I
h against
J&u Hoye adm'r. de bonis non of William
■uculuns junr. dec\l, Richard BUy
Tlenry L«*s iunr. William Wjjrfn, Colltl
Auld and William Bailey.
.*
nrllR defendants John Ho;
■* am Bailey not having eut
pearnnee and given security
the act of assembly, and the
C' urt, and it appearing to the sat!_,v,i ]
«r the court, that they arc not Inhabitants
of this country, on motion of the plaintiffs 1
by counsel, It it orderrd, That the said j
dueudanis do appear here on the first day
of the next term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs ; ami that a copy of this or.
d -r be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successively, and posted at
the {root door of the Capitol in the said ci
ty.
A copy, Teste,
P. TINSLEY, c. <3.
r*L_1_ r*_• „ i a
wuuuvuv v/uu&t, OUI /kU^USl9 loiu*
IWilJi iiiu Reynolds, John Rcy. p .
% nolds. Benjamin Reynolds C 0. ln
\ And ‘Massa Reynolds. J Chancery
Pltfs.
Against
J'ames Brrnt adm’r of Joseph
Samuel Hachney and bally
James Reynolds,
•THE Defendant Hachney,
tered his appearance at
act of Assembly and »he rule
at d it appearing to the sa'r
c urt that he is net on inhalr
state, On thta motion of the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, It is Ordered that he ap
pear here on the hrst d«y of November
court next, and enter his appearance and
and answer the Plaintiffs' Bdl^ and that a
Copy of this order be inserted^ ot.e ofihe
Nuw-papers printed in Richmond for two
months successively and ported at the front
door oi tne Court-House of the said coun
ty/
Copy, Teste, N
,THOMAS READ, c. c.
VIRGINIA :
In Halifax ror#*.- Court, In Chancery,
26ui June, lftJTO
VViliiato Iloskins and Thomas C. Hoskins,
PUfs.
^ Against
John Right, James Hoikins, Joshua Stern .
ar.,1 Mary his wife, Jo;>n Bruce and |
Mary his wife, James McDaniel
h:s wife, Benjamin Stern, j'
•Dolly C. Stern, Elizabeth
Sum,William Stern, and Ro!
Wuncv his*wifc,
%‘HB Defendants James _
JllDCAMilhniel and Jan <
br,viru entered ‘heir appearan'
serui.'.y accoirhng to the act t. ..
and the rules of this Court, and it appear*
log to thy satisfaction of the Court, that
they are. not Inhabitants of this Cvmmon
wealth— On motionjof the Plaintiffs by their
counsel, It is Ordered, That the said last 1
mentioned Delendunts do appear here on |
thP iotirtll Vfontlntt m ^Iilnm ^r nnvi unrl !
aMv/er the Bill i.f the Plaintiffs, and that
a copy of thin order be forthwith inserted
in one of the Htws.Pipen published In
the ci*y of Richmond for e.ght weeks sue*
cel«atrelyy’ar>d posted at the iront door of
tl»e Courthon^e of the said county.
A Copy— fc&te>
* SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d g h c.
iNOriGF,.
fijiClRfllTY compels me tn make fur
^ thcr application to all those who are
h. ‘?hted to the trustees of the Richmond A,
r dfmy, by sales of l«t»cr> .tickets of the
first and second class and volun
» i iptions, and nil auch are he
tt dtn make (>■)> »»ent <■ tl <
i tbmmitti'
resistor work done, a
ter in or
re :r• <• f '>11 ■ si- pj
liiehtj and at'actors them to re,
C" /tt ard gives a spring to liberty and tn., .
d penitence. I have undertaken the codec- j
ti *i by agreement with Jolir, ifrnckcnbrough
a. dVirdham VV. * lining, Es'jrs. the other .
..numbers of the comraPtee appointed by a !
l<Vrd of trustees. As the budding Of the
f'my has progressed console i ably, I
royseifthere will be but little iron
obtaining thr money for the purpose
rying Into effect so JAuduble an mstL
■; V
ROBSRT MITCHELL.
Dechember 8th, ]do9. wtf
f-ishop Madison’s
TMAP OF VIRGINIA
tot Sale at Utt* Officef
*V VV , . . ~
Johnson^ Vvarner,
OF RICHMOND, (VIR.)
Propose publishing by subscription,
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OF THIt
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s ng from innumerable marginal referen
ct s, as well from the text of Littleton, as
from the ntnrie^hf Coke, and ajriin,
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icr ; mlic accAc^nvcvbiarJin jfLthlse,
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ters, byider9, &c. to the satisfaction of their
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To be printed page from the
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to non,subscribers it will be advanced to
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session, for a divorce
AJ.IC;E, for causes
J liter* &(.•' birth.
Boswell charter, t
September Uh. ftflo. 4twp.
ASA OllS,
Oilers for Sale, first Ooor t>clow the
Bill Tav.-rn,
nd Second -;oty Mm
Hbds r'U'l )• j^\7<
|’rr.
Bags and P*
anA Voting 1 ir
ra^uly i#Barrels, i'L,
’« Cwtoy^jf constant anpp.
Mustard af the Ni w York pi'icF^wnuiior ■
Soap, Common do. Mould Candles, Glass!
Ware, 10 by 8, tQ by JO artd 14 by 12!
Window Glass, Powder U Shot, Ailum,
Copper**, Brimstone, Nutmeg* Clove*. :
Mace, Ginger, Allr pice, Pdpfkf, Tyce’a
Shining «_•!^o«<i Blacking lor Boot* anil i
with a variety of other articles. 1
— M.SO—
\ few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
largo size.
Kieri month August iJ, 1810,
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed bearing date the second day of Aui
gust, 1/99, and recorded in the general
court on the sixteenth day of August, in
the year 1799) or do much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the stun of 345f 4# itf,
with interest thereon at six per cent, per
annum, from the 18th day of October,
1800, and the costs of suit.
*1 he Commissioners.
NO TIC £.
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament
of Armistead Russel, dec’d*
WILL RE SOLD,
At N>w„Kfcnt CourUliaqie, on the fir3t
day of November court, if fair, if not on
,the first day of December court,
A, T it A C T OF
LAND
Lying in New„Kent county, called the
OLD PLACE, and containing by Affcur..
vev 476 acres. This land produys^weM
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasanjy Aba
led in an agreeable neighbourhood—is three
miles from the court-house, and two' from !
Famunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will be one half of the purchase money to
be paid -in twelve months, and the other
in t wo years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and a deed of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest trom the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
1 will with pleasure shew the land to a*
ny person inclined to purchase.
AHA11STEAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August 10, 1810. t ds
Penitentiary Store,
. AND
ESTIC WAREHOUSE.
\/. Hurry
In ad&H^Mo the articles manufactured at the
Penitentiary, offers for sale an assortmcul^
of Goads of ¥ ¥m
Home Manufacture)#
Via j fine and coarse hats of every description.
A e«gulsr supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from lAe Providence manufactory^ and
sold blhe piece at the mill prices, via :-m*Bcd
wckingt»ripes, checks,and plaincloths, Spun
cotton, s^rie and double.
Home Made t<iafn Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superiorqual.
ity, Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles,and llccr n bafvols.jerr
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans,
t ebrrary 10 1819. tf
iff* Wanted ioaiss by the year, a good
COOPER.
OYJklnue of a (feed of trust executed by
a3 l^Liu'l Mayo of thia county, to the
BuhscWtrr to secure the payment of cer.,
tain sunns of Money to Benjamin
(who h:ts pthi thp v>nie for th© at
«•* his security.) Will he Sold,
ini^rs to the highest bidder
Monty, on Wednesday the
inter next, a
7 rcici of
whereon the said Mayo res
mg one hundred ockm, more or less,
|y de.svI in s »id deed.
J OS I AH SMtf H, Trustee.’
County, Aug. 39Ui, 1810. lm.
:he keg or larger nunntity,
POWJlR, glazed arid no
r mur'd equal to any imported,
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to retufn the powder
ifl^t approved Apply toJAS. BROWN,
Jr. or 1). J. Bt hr.
Richtnoad, Slat May, 1810. 2w wtf »
Valuable Land for ,SaIc#j
IT Y virtue of a detit of trust of record
in Goochland court, execu ed hy Gi
deon Massie to Benjamin Anderson, John
S» Lee, and Geoigc Woodson Payne,
WILL BE SOLD, lo the highest bidder
for icady Money, on the premises, on
the twenty ninth day of September next,
cne TRACT or PARCEL of LAND,
jyingin the county of Goochland, whereon
the said Gideon Massie now liuay cm.'
laining by estimation five hundfefac.rci,
or to much of said tra6l as wih^ft tulfi.
cient to pay the sum of seveiXnundicd
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
with lawful interest theieon from the
i SOtli day of January 1808, due to Augus*
I tin Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and the
expcnces of recording said deed, and ca -
rying the same into efTecL It is believed
that the title to this land is indisputable,
but ailing as a trustee, 1 shall convey
only such title *3 vested in me by virtue
' of said deed of trust*
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24th, 1810. ids
Valuable Land for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, of record
in Goochland court, executed by Gi
deon Massie,, and Susanna his wife to
Thomas Bentford, Warner Lewis, and
William G. Poindexter, to scrajMhe
payment of several sums ol Mon^yftieie
in specifiedj and intended to be s^frirtd,
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SWLD on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty ninth day of
September next, one TRACT or PAR
CEL of LAND, lying in the county of
Goochland, on the little Byrd Creek, ad.
joining the Lands of Thomas Miller,
I vjtuigt i uitij jtiiucs auu >▼ n«
liara George, containing six hundred
acres, be the same more or less. It is
| believed that the title to this land is indis*
pitiable, but a£\ing as a trustee, i shall
convey only such title-os vested in nae bjr
Virtue of said deed of trust.
William G. Poindexter.
August 24th, 1810. ids
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.
'T'HR subscriber being about to remove
from this state, offers for sale, a vatu,
able
Tract of Land,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Creek, containing
4,440 Rcrea by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to s«it purcha*
sera. A small part of the purchase mpoey
will.be required in hand, and the balance
■n three equal annual payments; bonds with
approved security and a deed of trust up.,
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. Will be sold^ at
public auction, on the tenth day ofiffl-Mn*
her next, if fair, if not, the nexX fir Ay,
at the above mentioned place, 89 art’Aly
NEGRORS as any in Viiginia, cons sing
of males and females, of all ages and fit s*
criptions. Among them a blacksmithswhu
is young anti healthy_a wheelwri^Htr—-a
good coopt r anti carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the b*k
ance to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with unexceptionable security to bear tote*
rest from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per ctnt per (
annum will be deducted lor cash. All per. I
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
of the above proper y is eliected as may
he convenient tor them to apply.
Richard Kidder Raodolph.
August 21st, 1810. tds
BY virtue of a deed or trust executed to us by
Francis Taylor, dated Oih August, 1809, to
secure a debt doe David Bullock. WILE BE
aOCD, at public sale, on Monday the 8th of
October, at the front door of the Bell Tavern,
A House and
On the cross street leading from the main%ff*et
and nearly opposite Messrs. Ralston and
Pleasants’.
JAS. C. ANTHONY.
ANDERSON BARRET.
Richmond, September 4ch, 1810- tds
INTENDING very shortly to visit the Weg.
* tem pans of the s-ate of Virginia, at wc.l
ai the s<ates of Ohio, Kentucky at,.I Tenncreee s
I will undertake, and faithfully execute, agen
cies in the exploring and selling of lands, inves
ligating land titles, collecting monies, paying
taxes on lands, and entering them with the com
missioners of the revenue, pursuant to an act
passed at the U„t session of the Csner Jhppr
scmbly of Virginia, entitled, " An act gjCom.
'* P*l persons who own lands in this cdkon.
” wealth t<» cause the same to be entere^jp ‘he
“ books of the commissioners of the revenue,
“ and for other purposes.” Applications to me
personally, to be made atthcotf.ee of the Gen
eral Court, in Richmond, and letters, (poit paid)
juldressed tome either at R-chmond, or (after
departure, which will b« on the 15th day of
October next,) at Lexington, in Kentucky, will
be promptly attendeu to. Thr,,e confidiu'g bu
siness to my care, may tely on the utmost punc
tuality in its execution, of which the most satia*
tactory testimonials can be given.
»f CARTER H. DREW.
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Being a variety of Original be .-jclecld
Poems, Ovations, & Dramatic Scenes;
To improve the American j.uth in
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ELOQUENCS kOEStUKE.
By Thomas li. Bvttca.
' ’ •* C * • ' v ’ v *
. WANTED!
AL^d of reapectaWe Parents ; qua
lified as to education, attire,.in
dustrious and Sober, may meet witty^
a place for 3 or 4-years in a Grocery, hyj£
applying soon. Enquire ot the Prin
ter.
Sept. If. 1810. (+r.)~
Merino Sheep.
IMPORTED in the Ship WoodrnpSims,a
1 x Thomas Haynes Master, from Lisbon.*
’Nineteen MERINO RAMS, and FIFt'Y
iONE EWES, warranted of the true Ms.
i rino breed, cf the Cabana called Paular’a-**
. equal tf not superior to any other Merino
Sheep in Spain, being part ol the Flocks of -
the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel De Ga.#|
doy, the breed of which was purchased by* ■
him of the Cathusian Friars in the «yeu£w*
1796, and remained in his possession up- §
wards of fourteen years without any ad.
mixture of blood. Certificates of Pedigree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous to the 2d October next—they
will on that day be exposed to public Sale
on a credit' of two and four months tor
approved endorsed pauer.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept 5th, 1810. t Is; Oct.
FOR SALE—That beautiful situation
near Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
which for liealthmcss, excellent water, and
fine extensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any place in this Neighbourhood. Its ele«
vation is such as to command an entire
view of the City of Richmond, and the ad
jacent SceneryI It has been long noted
tor an uncommonly early end productive
Gaiden, and good fruit. There are about £
350 Acres of Landy §g
of which upwards of two hundred abound
with firewood, and the whole, from its
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant^ must be annually rising io
value. It is a most desirable residence
for a genteel family, yniting the conveni
ences of both Town £c Country, without
fhp rl i Q i H t/'lnr-i on r ef otlLa^ A .< »L a »nk
scriberis dwilroua of making a speedy ifale,
a great bargain may be had by -an inane,,
diale application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 30th, 1310.
Mr. MICHAEL MENTON, of the
City of Utew Yprk,
J'AKF. NOTICE that\jwdl on the third day !
of O&ooer next, bi.wjfc the hwj jjf ten a
o’clock in the forenoon »#Vx o'clock in th^W
& Her neon of that da/, iMct ,\io take the alfiT^
davits of Jetres LyncrtJPinn DoVeTt and Samu-J
ei Henry, at the home Jr Thomas Puhing in u,eJ
CUV of itichrooitd, in this srfc.e, to re Tend as
evidence in the injunction now oepending in the
county c&uitot Henrico, wherein I um plaintiff
and Rcdmonu P. Barry, yourself, and William
Davidson's administratrix, are defendants.
alex. Hake.
Richmond, September 1jr 1810.
13 Y virue of a decree of ihe superior c mrt of
chancery tor the Richmond district, pronoun,
ced on the 20th June,l«1Q, in asuit then there -
1 in depending wherein Allies Stlden was plain.
! 'if! and Esmd Smock defendant wo shall cn
j -Monday the twenty.first of ORob&hext before
ihe front doOr of the late tlw* ling home of Es»
I me Smack, about one mi’e f.on the city of Rich*
1 mond, sell at public aufiion, on a credit of lhree
and ix months so much of the TRACT of
Land,, called
FAIR FIELD,
Whereon the said Smock lately reiidid, as will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds, wi:U
interest thTfon ut six per cent, per annum,
from the said 26ih of June, 1810 together with
the costs.
The ‘and wit! be laid out in lots to suit pyr. «.
chasers. Hood with approved security will v
required, amW*s an additional sccuriry a deed of •
trust on the lots will bs taken.
T_ nr i
jrtuii'j ir uuu#
William Mnyd*
Richard Adams*
John Adaiua.
Richmond, 8th September, lfilO. u!« 1
ONE HUNDRED and HIT V DOIL 1
LARS REWARD—Ran away, my ft
slaves TOM*'a large powerful black fel.
low* remarkable large hand and wrist, 34
years eld, bred by M^Crout h, Jrf Rich
I mond j ar»d CHARLuV^E, uMttxvn wo*
man. low stature, well mVkJptiall hands
I and Feet, 33 years old, bamTgr.d to the
! estate cl' George Daniel^^|*d. late oi
Gloucester county. ThtJ^Uo^is a bold./
artful, dangerous villai^^ The wench itr'
extremely ill deposed, and has been s
veiely punished* Shelmay probably wear
men’s clothes. I expect they Will take
water at Lynchburg, and no doubt have a
pass. ,
I will give fifty dollars fnr Tom if taken
! in Wythe, one hundred for the two if ta«
ken out of tjie countr, one hundred and
i fifty for the two if taken out of the stile,
| on my getting them. If taken he will e*„
> cape without great care*
ALEXANDER 9MYTJT.
Wythe, Virginia, Sept. 8.h, 1810. /
FUR SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of Trust executed
to the Subscriber for oertam purport
therln mrnliohed, dated t5*.h June 1810,, II
Will be sold, on the premises in Maor,hes_^B
ter, on Frday the 2Uth inst. a Certain p*r^B[
of \ h^If acre LO ft, designated m the platf^Hj
, of the said Town by No. 47t with * j vnV
j Story House thtreon, the Stand w^ic-d.B
opiated for a Grocery. The terms ot S .’o B
made known on the day of Side. No
thcr ri6ht wdl he conveyed only »« Tius.B
I
tc<*. VVM. RUOWN, Trustee. B