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Provisory Notice*
THE Subscriber intending to
move h:» firmly to Richmond, has ren
ted MrE, Randolph’s hou.e, near the
IT apito', I,, that tod*'; he will, from the fit^t
September r.vm, continue ill-. profe»sioal iabcmis
on the fo lowing plan,
I he Subscriber himself aided if
rrces’ttrr, by a person of competent abi!itie.<t,
wi 1 teach the ancient and modem languages
usually taught, civil history, and what const!.
lutes the li-erary an*l moiai course, tie may,
m the Spring, lecihie on Uotaity, to a select
class every Saturday afternoon*
All the branches of the Mathema
tics .TheojeUtSl sad FracticV, together yynh
JJV.;urr,l Fjuloiophy, and drawing will bs tatvht
by Mr John Wood.
The English branches, viz.- Resdingt WriJ
ting. Cyphering, Grammar. Composition, Ge
°S «phy, Etc will he taught by an »b’e instruc
ts. who-* attention and timeehal be ciiiedy per*
liaps exclusively devoed to said branches.
The subsetiber pledges himself to i'arents &
Go rdi ms lor a t- ucmatic, regular, ani scrupu
lous observance of the above plan. ■ —-— -
Yoong f.sdies shill he taught in an airy, 3c cr-n
v. mens' apar meat, entirely detached from *he
test of the school. In several important respects,
Airs. Girardin will extend her attention to the
female department. Young ladies nta£fc»*in>
itruc ed in dfirficat the Academy, uj||! aq
instrument shall be ptovided for thefippcce
Tbs choice of teache s in that branch* snail be
left to Pi.ren s and Guardians.
Further pariitulars relative to rules, prices,
-fr.c. sha'i speed! jr he communicated in a circular
to the person* concerned.
A Gentleman of high character, both as a
scholar and a jurist, contemplates delivering
Lectures on Eloquence, Ethics, and Law.
This circumstance promise] infinite advantage
to tne senior students.
Richmond, Miy 30 h 1310.
L, II. Girard in.
P. S, The Parents and Guardians of Youth
row at the Academy are ■ rapectfully invited to
continue them under the joint tuition of I.. FT.
*Gir»rdin, D Dbyle an-1- J. Wood, until the first
of September next '1 he charge* as justice re*
quirts, shall extend only to tui ion ailuaily re
ceived, that is, to the period fiem the expiration
the dill'ertnt quarters now running to the fir^t
day of September.
57“ Wanted l>y a person In Richmond,
on able and respectnble Teacher of those
branches which constitute a libcrad^gurse
of English Education ; vis t Spc||p^Ktfa.
cling, Writing, Grammar, CtinsaSiticm,
Mercantile Arithmetic, Geograjmy, &c.
The terms will be such &t> oi render the
situation desirable.
Apply at this Office.
* Richmond, June 4»h, 1810.
ft E M O V A L.
Thomas Didder, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced in his
trade, respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that hofjtfUH re
moved his Tailor’s Shop to the tnHMtt reet
ai'ju.ning Mr Hubert Bell. iS..<p®Bpand
opposite Dr Du.Vai’s Apothecary shop,
where be will thankfully receive any busi.
Hess in his line, and hopes by attention and
e’sd.eavouis to p.easw, to merit a continu*
4u.v'i of favour.
Richmond. May 4th, 1810. e jp3m
“oTiTYr
A PETITION will be presented
the Cenertl Aitcinbiy of Virginia at their neat
Piston piayirtg fer the establishment in
spection of Tobacco r.; a \Vu: chouse jt^on
.: d on an acre of g.uii:.i lying
t vg’* old ©tEco ami Tate’s Tan Yard,
Yrf containing ihrce thousand hogsheads
V his bite possesses every advantage
% convenience, elevation, acc.-.ibility & satt
O
May 21, 1810.
KOTICE.
"Pvj ECbBSITY compel# me to make fur.
^-s* tlier application to nil those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
Cndcmy, by salc3 cf lot cry tickets 9f the
fiiat and second clasu* ar.d voluntary sab.
»ri ipCous, and ail such are hereby requee*
ted ttf make payment to the subscriber to
enable tat building committee to pay all ar.
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order tofprodAd
v'r.'.i the work next snrinrr, it bdl£ Ft^rbe
etlacaitfn ofour rising progeny, v,Tp®i^rn*
inentsnnd attr.nhe* them to rtpnbncH^jr.n
eipies and fcVirS a spring to liberty anti in„
dependence. I 1 :*7» undertaken tiie collec
tion by ngreemcn-.-t’.th Joiin Brockcnbrnugh
and William V. Hening, Esqrs. the cihcr
members of trie cointniu >e appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of .he
Academy haft progressed considerably, 1
t myself there V7i!| be but little trou
ble »»i oh aitiing th»* monfcy far the purpose
i>( carrying into effect so laudable an instil
Ui ice.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
December 8th, 1809. tf
ui^Hyo 0* the directors of the
R cbinonA^I orfuiike Company, on Wcdneslav
tht IsJd May, 1‘*10. *. y
. 'That nil shnrpC^dc
ri^ ir . - in'aid company be sold'bfi 2/Th
dry «f ihjfrntsr month, a. the Eagle Tavern in
the c«ry' cf R thmcr d
X N. Sheppard, Cik.
Foil MLR,
A'l the Y.ndue 'dtic* ot -die Subscribers,
- * r »ri^y of Mm‘ Uar and (riolhMin^
A<M;.M Thread* ; fr»h l inens,
4 -oijnn Sbirtifi^i, Flor» ntinrs, Calircoe*,
w«s.,w »?s, Pelisse Ko.r.alls, Nan*
k«tm» nnn • variety of white India
good#,
/T V /l
Muuutvado Stirnr. i-t and 2nd qu*9*r ^
>Rr?iiie bretn ifre in barrels and bags s
Oid d<« d,-i. do.
Northern Ron) j P« > ,„;a Whiskey)
%ery superior Iroprrvl Tea in box>*a)
. 1 ie»H Ily vjO and Scnctiong Tea in Cheats i
PHtptr, Oil geh, A.j-.picr, Copperas, Phi
l<ule:p!iik 6-tap and Candles i<r.
F oster & SrtClUU, i\uct’rs.
April :j, ldlo. tf
a Mk\A
lands for Sale*
BY Virtue of a decree, rendered
on the 6ih day of Sept. 1809,
it a superior court of chancery holdctr in
ihe city ot Richmond, in a 'tau^e 'wherein
Samuel Smah, James A. Buchannan, and
fames Calhoun, late merchants and part,
ners, trading under the name and firm ol
Smith, Calhoun, Js co. were complainant^,
and Burdet Ashton, jun. and others, were
defendants • The subscribers named in
s-id decree -for the purpose of carrying the
same into effe£\, will sell at pubhc auction
for ca-.h, the following
Tracts of Land:
One Tract or parcel of Land lying
in the county of Jefferson, on Bylhkin, in
possession of-John Riley-and John Dcm"
met, containing 410 acres, and boun*
ded an by survey thereof made by Willi
am M’Pherson, in the year l803-~al>o one
o her tracl or parcel ol land, adjoining the
above mentioned trafcls, containing 359 a
cies, in possession of John Brian and T bo
mas Griggs, and bounded by survey made
in 1803, by WiMiam M’Phrf's-.-n—Aho one
othertuft or f MCel of l^md, in the afore.
ta;d county of Jea:rsoiiJcoiiiainiagy3^ a
cres(Wm. M’Phe\onl#survey iQ»olttCar
1803) in ihe possess#) and ccon/afttof
Gabriel Greenfitld.^Whe fo= egoing lend 1
are the same lands#h\h the executors of
General George f^uhiVrton, on the 51st
of August 1304,cvnveyedho Bordet Ash"
ton, Jun. by det^ of hatpin and sale ol
record in the o#ce of the coumy couit of
Jefferson, whxf the sard Buidct Ashton
Juo. on the li’ih of March, l£?03t mortga
ged to said executors, also of record
in said office.
The sale of the above described
three tracts of land will commence at the
dwelling home of John Dr runlet, on the
first mentioned tra6f on the 15-h day of
June next at 12 nV inrk nf 11 w- .«iii ikv.
The commissioners will make such deed
to the respe6\ive purchasers as the afore
said court of Chancery may dacit.
Bcnnet Taylor, 1 .
Thomas Parker | 2
John Humphreys l
and \ J* §
Willkm rI'ate, | 3
April 20th. 1810. J J
MlANLtihbTEU TURNPIKE CO.VlI
PANY.
IT HE Sobstrieer wants to purchase Rve
A prime MULES, for which a Jftfrul
price will be allowed; Audi heJbfutd
hire for ihe residue of the year, iwo NE
GRO MEN, and two BOAS capable of
driving carts.
James Brander, Clk.
April 14, 18 io. ftlA
Penitentiary Store,
AMO
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. jf. Burr9
in addition o the article* manufactured at the
l’eniten.iary, oilers tor sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Mcinufactiirfyy
Viz * fine and coarro hats of every desertion
A regular supply of cotton cloih on COntigiTmeni*
Horn the Providence manufactory, and will be
. by the piece at the mill p ic.:*^ viz ier^Hed
ucking, a ripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spur,
cotton single and double. 1
Home Made Linen Sheering. Richmond Cun
. owdei; by ihc keg, warranted of superior qaai.
ny. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in cask., and
p°ules»ani ficcrin barrcls.e-r
IIantes, Lea. her, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roun-,,
February 10j Ibia ,f
fcf- A anted to hihk by tho year a irood
COOPER. * b
FITZWHYLSONN & Fo'lTER,
tTA.VF, jtm received from London, by
way of New.York, a large supply ot
articles, which, added to their former
rtock, makes up a very extensive assort*
j mint. It consists principally of
I Writing papers, of j| Ladies and Gm
. various sizes and |j tlimen’s pocket
qualities it bcok*. ,
Count ng-IIouse, J Travelling 8c other
Chamber, an I *! trucks,
pocket ink stands. I Playing and visiting
ExceFt. pm knives I cards. m
and rarors. I GOLD LF.flRjn
OfTice seals, wax 8c || Tooth bru^RHprith
wafers. | silver vr.t^g
Drawing bonks and | Chess men and
water colors. II bo«rd.*.
Pencils and India | Back Gammon u.
rubber. i ble».
Violin bows, hair fit J Durable nnd Japan
strings, | ink.
Music and Mus’c I School Rooks,
books. •’ Family Bibles.
They hare on hand, a large supply of
Day Books, Jrurnnla and Ledgers, B;il
Bonks, Blank Notes and Check’d, Record
and Sheriffs Books, ILpcr hangings for
f houses, 6cc. Stiff. * 4sv.
j GUN I'UWoTHt.
|<r‘pHF. Proprietors of the PJCHMOND
- J’OWDKR MILLS, cfk-r,- "7
j the k 4 or larger ju *nt *y, P j
POWDER, ylazed and unj „
I ranted fqnaJ to any import^ m
j -onablv icri.i*.
I Ketidera at liberty to returV __ _r
ifnot approved Ap;dy to JAS. BROWN.
Jr. or !>. J.
Richmond. 2Ut May, 181 0. 2w wtf
PRIKTIMU tn till its various brnncMfs
nt'tfhj * AtevWd at fhis office* 9
In Hanover County Com* ApisV^Oil*. ISIS
Jesse Crow ” 1 t\iL
AOA1NST
Samuel Higgvson, James Cason, f 'M
adrn’r oi Jubn iliggason dcc’d > Chai.sery
and Chvles Tnompsna and i
William Walton, J
Defrs.
This day came th« Plaintiff by his Cuunse’
and the Defendant Samuel Iliggason not havinj
I entered his uppcataiiCQand given security ac
cording to the act of Assembly and the rule
of this court^ at.d it appearing to the s&tiifuc
lion of the court that he is not an inhabitant o
this country, on the motion of the Plaintiff b;
Richard Morris, jun. his counsel, it is brdcred
That the Defendant Samuel Higgason, do ap
pear here on the fourth We'tiiesday^jlHui
next to answer the b?!» of the Plainiitf^n/tha
a copy of this order be forthwith 'i^trodmli
the Virginia Argus, printed in the City of Rich
mond, lor two months successively, and that a
nother copy be posted at the front door of thi
Court House of this county. And it is furthei
decreed and order'd, that the other defendant!
James Cason, adm’r of John Higgason, ilsc’t
and Charles Thompson and -William Wallot
do not pay away or otherwise dispose of an}
money or effects in their hands belonging to th<
said defendant Samuel Higgason till the iurthe
order of the Coert.
A copy, Test
William Pollard, c. h. c.
*p2at
BY virtue of a deed of trust dul}
executed and recorded,
Will be hold,
At Buckingham courthouse, on the second
Monday in August next (being cuurt day)
Twenty or Thirty valuable SLAVES, a
mong whom aie Stvcral Tradesmeitfjyirch
33 rough Carpenters, Shoemaker//yea.
vera, fcte. Terms of sale, one /tlfrea«hi
the other moiety payable the first day ol
January following ; bond with approved
, security will be required for the last pay
i ment- At the same time and place will
; be offered 400 ACHES of LAND, lying
1 about seven or eight miles above the said
f'oiilillvAMnA - a _ — — • i _ _ r .
tviuu uis aumc U3‘1U1 IHC
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May 5th, 18lO.
BY virtue of a detd of rust executed
to me. by Pleasant Younghutband,
dec. bearing date on the 2Sth day of March,
1303, and duly recorded »n the court of
Henrico count/ on the 6th day of June,
Will be Sold,
To the person who takes the same for the
shortest period, and pay two thousand
dollars, with legal in erest thereon from
I the first d8y of April, one lhru>and eight
| hundred and seven, and the costs of exc
I cuiing the trust, that
BRICK TENEMENT,
On the South ^ide of the llain Street ad.
joining the lot\f grounc^old by the said
Younghusband V> Jos^h Mats and ex
tending from thd^Mtldf Main Sneet back
to the alley which dlt/nds thro* the square,
it being the lower tA^ment of those iwo
belonging to the ^ranghusband’s es
ta e, under the /me r<\f* /
/ls<\ £i
Another Brick Tenement.
Adjoining Wyf one described, to the person
that will take it for the shortest period,
a* d p^y one thousand dollars on the day
oT sale, and one thousand dollars on th
first day of January, IS 11, with legal in
t- rest on both the sums mentioned from
the first of April, 1807, till payment and
the costs of executing (his trust. This
tenement is subject to be sold again il
the hist payment is not made at the time
agreeable tothe deed of trust. The sale
ot both tenements will lake place on the
prtnr'e* on Saturday the 7lh cf July, a
the hour cf!2 o’clock, and the lease exe
cuted to the put chaser or purchasers on
the payment ot the said sums of money
by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Ttustee.
! ruunu, in ui~ tu»m ocreet ox this city
sclime since,
A Stiver Watc!u/i
The owner may have it on prying
property and paying the expense of
this advertisement. Apply to the
printer.
June 6. tf
Notice !
PH Fi creditors of Daniel 5: Willi
am Gucrraat who have the
aompromikC, arc notified that tae nn -
niea rectiv. d from the aasi^affnent
made for the benefit of said creditors
will be divided at Caira on Tuesday
the inst. b\ the Trustees.
June 5th, 18) 0. 3t
Public Property.
AI.I. the property hr longing to the com
monwtrtltii of Virginia In the county
of Huvann/ij very recently advertised if
the Enquirer and the Virginia Argile^Wd
he exposed to pohlic sale, on TMBsdnj
the 23d of August next; At me eld vJlnnl
on the Barrack.Hill in said counter Tai
terms of the sale will be 12 months credit
the purchasers giving bond with security
to b« approved of by the Executive. Th»
sale will commence at 12 o’clock—nor wil
it be postponed on account of the weather
unless it is very inclement, tor furthti
information apply to'
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvannah, June 8th* 1810.
8w.
IT is hereby n'fjreffi.'lhat all ceftlractS nr
cop..r*.utvs! tips ex'.-.ting between L. H,
Girardin anil J). D. yie, as well as between
L H. U iranjui, D Doyle, and John
Wood, as joint teachers of the school,
’ commonly known by the name of Girar
din’s Academy, cca<c to exist on tU first
day of September, 1810. As WitnAf our
hands this 39th of M y, 1810. *"r
\ L. H. Girardin,
David Doyle,
1 , John Wood,
} 'June 5. * tf.
' NOTICE.
t IN consequence of the separation which
i will take place on the first of next Septem.
ber between L. H. Girardin, D, Doyle,and
John Wood, the undersigned will jointly,
from said date, continue to teach young la
dies and gentlemen in the same buildings
in which ihe school was before kept, with
tinintcriupied seal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol.
; larsper quarter, for the English branches,
consisting of hpelling, Reading, Writiug,
Geography, use of the Globes, History,
Belles Loiters, Mercantile Arhfcmetic,
Book-keeping—and. the useful £JUdeal
branccs of Mathematics—with
The Latin and Greek languages, or ei*
ther, Will be taught for 12 dolls. 50 cents
pur quarter.
The objects and advantages of this con.
neetton will, in due time, bo more fully ex.
plained in a card, which will be circulated
for that purpose.
A Frsncn g nlleman of talents and re
plication will attend those who wish to
learn the FRENCH LANGUAGE, cne
hour each day in each department, during
which time no other language will be spu.
ken. If mere attendance us required, it
can be had before or afti-r sliool hours.
DAVID DOYLE,
RICHARD DAbNEY.
Richmond, 30th May, 1310.
T? - ^ „ L TL /T ~ .1! '_
iUV/UlCUiCO.
VAIL &ROGERS
Have just received a large and com
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDC
CINES and DRUGS of the latest impor
tations—v/hich, in additioa to their former
slock., form a3 extensive and general an
assortment in that T.ne^ at can be found in
this City^ Medical practitioners, and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a„
ble to get supplied on terms that will meet
titeir approbation, by calling at the New*
Medicine Store, a few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City,
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
Steer’s Chemical Opedsldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Tcrlington’s Balsam of lift
Di -Rawsrii’s celebrated
Itch Ointment
<lo do Genuine ant'ubilions
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheatotv’s Itch Ointment
Craig’s do do
Dr Let’s Genuine Wmdham
Bilious. Pdb
Andersen’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Watar
Febrifuge Kiectuary for Ague 8c Fever
Hlinkley’s infallible remedy for the Piles
Dr Cooley ’s Yagctable Elixir or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI-"
CAL INSI’KUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting of Essence of Burgatnot, Laven.
her, Roses, Lemon, Milk of Roses, ice.
8tc
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Violet,CaStcl, Venitian, 8<c.
I fee’s Chemical compound lor
.cleaning Boit^lops and Saddles, which
I will ta»ce out 8UHIH, produce a fine colour
’ md give an elegant glow.
, RAIN i Ell’S COLOURS of every
I description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and giound in Oil [warranted]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spinisii
Whitelng, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do. King’s do. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Re-.ve’j Water Coloures. Paint
Brushes, See, See
HATIEllS* MA l’ERIaLS, a vers
General assortment, comprising almost eve
ry article uae^by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, kc« btc.
DYERS can be supplied wilh al
most every articlu used by them in their
line of Business.
GLAZIERS w<U al:to find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d M-y, 1810.
FOlTiLA Sib
QY virtue if a deed of trust executed
me by Hezekiah Arnold and Oostiy C,
Arnold, his wife, of the county of Louisa,
and of record in the court of said county,
will he offered for sale, on lb* 20.h day ot
July next, 10 the highest the pre_
hi i sc s, for ready money, rn«c^tda-n<!w:
or parcel «f LANi^ lying in tlmymd^ wl
ty ol Louisa, on the waters of
; containing by estimation 241 1 _f . Jov
the same more or kxi.. Also, nVjoiloufing
• property, viz. one negro man, namc^T
r and two leather beds, nr iht: puipo.se of
»atisfyir.g a debt due t»eo y : IV.ue, and
also a debt due Willi.im i.ianbroi^h, as
’ mentioned in the said deed. The <u*)»cr .
oer will convey the title to the purchaser
or purchasers as \est*rd in him as tru* c
only.
JOHN EDWARDS, Trustee
June 4, 1310.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COMPANY.
AT a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors, on the i:h of Juih:, loiu—
Resohfdy Th.it ull Waggons run
ning upon the Turnpike Road,
-having wheels with tjre the width of
four inches shall be exempt from ihis
payment of the toil which is establish
ed by law on return waggons; anti ^
that all waggon* so used with tyre the
width of sjx inches and upwards shall
be exempt from the payment oi one i
hall oi all the toil allawcd by law, i>cni
in going and returning; That anihW
exemptions shall continue so long as
the waggons which may be entered
under this regulation within twelve
months from this date, shall be em
ployed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resolved, That the clerk be in
structed to advertise that he will re
ceive PROPOSALS for BUILD
ING a WOODEN BRIDGE across
the canal of Mayo’s mill in the town
of Manchester, till the 1st Munda/
in July next.
Extract from the minutes.
_JAMES BRANDER, Ctfc.
I en Dollars Kewajd.
IT UN AWAY From the subscriber in AL
JA. be marie county, near Charlottesville,
a N kgko Man, by name ADAM, about 5
feet 10 or 11 inches high, very straight and
wen made, small head and narrow visage
prominent nose^ a sly countenance, his leet
has been badly frostbitten, and has lost
some of his toes; he carried away with
bun a drab surtout coat lined with red a I
velvet cape, blue broad clotn coat, a pair^
ot corduroy pantaloons, swansdown vtst a
pair of suwarrow boots, and a new lurrtil
hat. It is expecteu that ho will endeavor
^ ■*« «. u-v iuaii, ana i presume he
has obtained a pass to that effect. I expecc
he is lurking about Culpeper, as he former
ly belonged to a Mr. 'fait, near that place
where he has also connections living. [
will s'ive the above reward to any person
that will secure him in jail and glVe me
information, so that I get him again.
NELSON BARKSDALE.
Albemarle, June 6, 181&. 4 V
We have on hand, tube disposed of at pri
vate sale,
20 Uhds. Prime Antigua Rum,
10 ditto Windward Island ditto
20 ditto Molasses,
30,000 wt. Green Coffee,
150 Barrels first quality ""/.oaf Su»ar,
20 IlUd*. Brown Sugar,
150 B reels ditte, part of which islstquai
40 Barrels Apple Brandy,
6 Cases London Hats, fresh imported
Bales India Cotton,
do. Rolls and Hessiar.9,
6 Crates Glass Ware, assorted,
2000 Bushells Liverpool Ground*Salt.
ALSO,
Salt in Sacks, Imperial, loung Hyson and
Souchong Teas, Gin, French Brandy Pep.
per, Ginger, Nutmegs, and a variety of o.
ther articles too tedious to enumerates-*
all cf which will be sold low for cash or
approved paper. *
PROSSER 8c MONCrJRE, Auctrs.
Richmond, June SJ 1810. tf
VIRGINIA ;
In Halifax Couuty Court, in Charr.ery
May 23ih, lino,
BETWEEN
Francis Howard, pjtf.
AND
James Matthews fit Wm. Fletcher, Lefts.
'' r'HEdefendant'Jamcs Matthews not ha.
A ving entered his appearance and given -
security Agreeably to the act of assembly—
ar.d the rules of this court, and it »pp
ing to the satisfaction of the court thaf h
is not mi inhabitant of this conniiionv/e Jtlix>'
On motion of the plaintiff by his counseRsiC^'
is ordered, dial the said defendant Janies
Matthews do appear here on the fourth
Monday in August next and answer the
plaintiff’s bill, Sc that a copy of* this order bo
jorvnwun insericu in oacot me newspapers,
published in the city of Richmond foreijht
week* successively and posted at the front
door of the court house of vim county.
A Copy—Teste,
8AMC&L WILLIAMS, p. c. H, c.
To David Chisholm, Dx’r. of
Walter Chisholm, dec’d.
Re pleased to tahe notice, that as
you have removed from the Conr. men wealth of
Virginia^, and have left no agent or attorney
here that we know of, that on me Q9th day uf
June next, between the hours of nine o’clock in
"be morning and seven o'clock in the evening*
at the rtfice of George Oreenhow, Rrq. no’ar/
public, in f-.c city of Richmond, we shall proceed
to take the deposition of J hn F l*ric*. Esq, of
the »aid city, to be readtn evidence in the suit
which h depending In the superior court in Chan
cery directed by law to be holden at the Capi.^
to! in the City of R.chr.iond, wherein Sarah
IVicc, Miril a Buckrirr, Thotms King, Elift- H
bath King, Dorothy King, IriUnt childiet/ of f}
viarl’.ia KingjdtcM, by Eliaha l’.icc their n4xt
friend, are I’lainlifla, anvl you DaVi.l Chisholm^—'1
Executor of the Testament and last Will of
Walter ChiMiotm, is Defeodant.
S AH All PRICK,
Widow of Peter Price.
MARTHA liUCKNKU,
V\ iJow of LMioi Jiuckner,
Til )MAS TCI \u
WILLI A.M D/v'AL,
Adm’r of v\ illiam Price. uec’d
who is interested in the- s-.Hd
suit, and Attorney for Pltf-t.
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candles,
67 boxes northern C*>i tit!
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I First door below the Bell TjVt rn.