Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1804-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

* Ugliness. Loi\l Moira wits cxpecfecl at
Vor'.lon house in a few days.
i lie minors of Invasion thicken upon
‘ Vts and are gaming strength almost daily. ;
Among otliv.r things, it :s pretty general- !
ly believed that the French llect has escap
ed 1 rot'll Toulon, and that lord Nelson, is in 1
pursuit of it. A
It is said Government have received in
telligence bom bn* mbney Smith, staling
that ho lias fallen 10 with a licet of Dutch
and French gull-boats, of, w men hr has
taaen til\ccu and destroyed thirty. '1 ho’
this icporl has every maik of credibility,
wo do Hot undertake to vouch lot the truth
Of it.
LONDON, Feb. ’ia.
A dispatch arrived yesu iday from Lord
Nelson, winch is supposed to coui_..i im
portant Intelligence.
Lctteis have been received at Plymouth,
doe Act! liom Ins Lurdsliipto ms Inends :
the contents a. o snort, just stating, that
liie Fioiioli avpiadrou had given him the
:o.| from Toulon , thu, lie received tpiicK
intelligence oi hw event, and Was then
steeling alter them witn 1 very iag ol sail
St 1, a.id noped to ovcilukc, «i.n give a
^ uCCoUUw ot v i'.d'Il
^ ..r 111 »*. »*.!- ;1 sivrrlav ificnncm. thit
■fti» s.iii of .iic en.it..’s guit-boats had been
liiKm an t ia.«i .1 ii.lo l/cal u.ut Liover. Some (
of n. e m mi.iig pape meput I tic rum ur, but say, \
they ucie lantureii Lv Sit Sidney Smith.
Wr uiidsiiuilil, 'h;ii itiioii^ci.ie lias been re
ceived a' the Aiininaiy, Mating. Unit the Aflivc
Cutter, ("No 2) Lieut- VViltiauis fell in with
It, tail -»t tie enemy ’» small 11 aft o.i t >.e 19ih inst.
5)roce< il;. g from Onttmtl t<» boning. r ol which
lie hud captured one, uitact circumstance* highly
creditab.e 10 himself.
Orders have been received Lv die commanding
bTicers in tlii Down* tor ail oittcars, whether iie- \
longing to vruseU in u"i»l soviet on ih.it stati- j
on, or 10 tli se not immediately pu pa.ed lor sen,
to sleep on board their respective ships. Similar
orders aic lo be stricilv enforced at PlyiAoU h, ;
Portsmouth, Chatham ami Shcetne**.
Letters have Loeuscitt from ’he l rinity House
to the diileic.u Gentlemen who have volunteered
their service* for the <1. ente of the entrance of
the Thames, eurrirsity < .meating them to be on
board ‘aeir tcs'teilive snips hcfuie the iirst ol
March.
A Do'-ch s. htiyt arrived at Harwich, on Mon.
dav, villi lour passengers troni Kelwyek They
nate that the noV’herrt powers are collrAing a
great f. rce to oppose the further progress »d iiie
tyranny of Fiance. whose ambition titey begin
tosupposi ituo no limits.
PHU.ADfcLFh'iArAiWsft *
Extract o/ t: trttrr Jrttn -\rev)-< rlcauny dit
rd February 26, IbOf.
The Flench and Spaniards scent almost
in a sate ol rebellion here, as iliev are
com milting depredations almost every
d.iy, and art' continually robbing and ntui
dering. Three attempts were mane to
burn the city last night* A lei? nights
ago some villain* burke into the st,.i> ..f
Mr. Jam«s Johnson, of New York. Mr.
J. having nad a hint of the design, laid Wait
firtba.it—as sow.i as they entered, they
made for me iron chest, when Mr. j- fir
ed a blunderbufcs, but missed them, they
Immediately made lor the door, when Mr.
J's companion bred h double ban < I’d law*
ling piece and wounded two of them, one
of which mortally.—When dav light ap
peared, they tracked them by the blood,
caught (wo of toe villain* and conveyed
them to jail. 1 have since heard they have
taken scvei a! o,Iters. Our danger is %uch,
that I have bwcii three nights o* p<urolc
since my arrival. and, unless some other
mean* .y^tr.llcn on soon, 1 feat die con
frequence* will bed redd tul, at the French
and Spaniard* me determined to do some
mischief shortly, and we have very few
regular troop* to prevent iheuw
WASHINGTON Cl l’Y, April 4. -
J£xtrii6\ of a letter from Cupt. Bainbridcre,
to Commodore Prebiey dated Tripod,
ixnvciiiucr i* i o*.40•
“ Had I not sent tlie schooner from us,
the accidei-t might have been prevented.
If not we should have been able to have
extricated ourselves from a Uarbary pri
son: But u.y motive in ordering her off
Cape Bon was to grant more efficient pro
tefiiion to our commerce than 1 could by
keeping her with me. 1 hope you wdl
consoler the arrangement as judicious
and done with I he bent intentions, although
it has proved unfortunate."
77/- following Officers have beer, ordered to
the Soi/m hut in commission and now
fire fin ring for the Mediterranean.
Samuel Barron, John Badgers, Janies
Barron, Hugh G. Campbell. Isaac Chaun
cey. George Cox, Wm. C. Jenckes, Su
muel F.vana, Kd’d Wycr, I*. C. Wcd« r
Mraftdl, Charles Ludlow, Marine Juke
J7 ■ e, Christopher Gadsden, Oliver H.
perry. Joint M. Gardner, I)i. Murray,
George Balfour, lid’ll Cutbnsh, P. Lt.
JVicd.ud, Th> avis Triplett. Nath!. Tisd.dl.
{parting A relief. AJexr* MlWilliatn*,lo
t,c .h W. N't w, Lai kin Gnflin, Win. 1 J;. -
ktr, Isauc. G.uittsrn. Che. Wadsworth,
Duller Cocke, Silas Butler, I’lios. John*
•ton. George H. Geddes, Lii’d O’Brien,
Jas S. Higinbothttn, Samuel Angus, Li.
C. Sun, George Dabney* John Shailu '•<,
Win* !*■ Smith, Joe. Godwin, Kd’d litu
nett, George Parker. Johns'on I'ird.cley.
W.nlock Clarke, Kp K. Blaine, M. T,
Woodley, Wtn. II. AIEn,Wni. MHfUosh,
Ed. Trcnchurd, Sloss H. Grcnell. John II.
Nicholion. Archd K Kearney, !• cl. Giles,
Orde Creighton, Sidney Smith, Benjamin
Turner, George S. liacktey, Noble W .
Glen, Win. S. Btitler. Jpo. P. I.caycialt,
Win.Sun, John Downes, Henry I,. Martin,
Jas. P. Wilmer, Francis Milcheli, alter
G. Andnson, l.ewia Hunt, John Dubose.
James Marshall, Jno. It. Sherwood, 1)1
Kamsey, Francis B. Whiling, Charles
Jones, Andw. Nltiail, Jac^uelin Hat vie,
Pd. If. Wilson. Henry Thomas. Ed. Win
slow. Tbs. Shields, Andw. M‘Dowell, <)•
hii.ii L«, r; bcVi it* *1. n alter
Sttwart, A’k vi-. fs. WadswoNh, Thomas
Swearingen, Jacob Uac, Wm. Walker,
I'li k. n.iiiieUon, Joint Siocton, jun.
Thomas Sheppard, Mfred Coaic, Charles
'V . kivers, Joseph Sabb, Jas. A. Miller.
APPOINTMENTS.
William Johnson, of South Carolina,1
to be an associate justice of the supreme
com ini the United States, in the place of
Allied Mume, resigned.
Jol:n Samuel She rburne, ofNew I tamp*
shite, te be district jud0e of the district
ol Ne'v-IIttiiipsliiie.
Jonathan Sleek, of New Hampshire,to
be attorney lor the Uujled Stales, in the
d.stridt ot New Hampshire.
Joscpu M: llvaine, of New Jersey, to he
attorney for the United Stales, in tlicdis*
liiel i,| New-.lersey.
Jotiathati lituseli, of Providence, in '
Rhode Island to be consul lor the United
States, at • unis.
William II. liuir, ofNew Jersey, to lie i
coiiedtor of the district and inspector of.
the twenue, tor the port of lluilinglon, ;
vttc Moats Iveitiplon.
Joseph Winner, of New Jersey, to be j
collector of tlie district, and inspector of
the revenue for the port of Great Egg 1
Harbor, vice Alexander Freeland.
Willimn f isher, of Virginia, to be cjI*
lector Ibr the district of South Quay .
Thomas Van Swearingen, of Ohio, re
cei'rr «»f public monies ul Zanesville. i
Wilivs* Sillmun, of Ohio, register of liie '
land office at Zanesville.
NVilliam Baciie, to be surveyor of the ]
port of Philadelphia.
Charles Kilgore, of the state of Ohio, :
to be register of the land office of Cincin- j
nati.
John Willis, of Maryland* to he. collet- i
tor of the district, and inspector of the re- I
venue, for the port of Oxford.
Meriwether Jones, of Virginia, to be f
commissioner of loano lor the state of Vir- ,
ginia.
llnre Brown Trist, of the Mississippi j
territory, to be collector of the district of j
Mississippi.
Benjamin Morgan, of New Orleans, to ,
be naval officer of the port of New (Jr- i
leans;
Alexander Bailey, of the Mississippi !
territory, to be collector of the district, I
«r,d inspector of the revenue far tue pc it 1
of Natchez*
William CZ Garland, of New Orleans,
to he surveyor and inspector of the reve
nue for ike port of New-Orleans.
Charles Collins, jun. of Rhode Island,
io be collector of the district, and inspec- ,
lor rtf the revenue for '.he port of Bristol J
j in ithubc-ixlumi. j
• OAEDSTOWN, (Ken.) March 23.
riiefolrowitig lamenlahlaciicuiusUuice, :
I but at Other example of die fatal effects '
of intoxication. 'Poo long has the pet nici
' oii3 practice been ridiculed.its'oaneful con
* sequences experienced, to stand in need of
a comment—We record it as an awful
warning for those who are addicted to ibis '<
siiametul custom. Having received the
! accsant from an intelligent correspondent
we give it verbatim.
iVu*i>ivif 'mn evunly) 12lU Murcht 1304.
; Mr. Print**.,
i Two weeks ago, adettaio Samuel
Lynch of this county, towards the head of
Hardin** or Carlwriglil’s-creek, the father
: of a numerous family, having by excess
j of drinking rendered himself unable to
{ reach home at night, alighted or fell from
j horseback in a lane r.ot far distant from
; his house, which he was to see no
, more—he passed there all night exposed
! to the inclemency of the weather, to rain
! and snow—early the next morniner he was
j found frost bitten, carried to the litiglibor
; ing house, laid before the fire, and in a lit
tle while he expired.
t If you think proper lorecord in your use
i fu! paper this lamentable death, your reail
Ici s w.l' surely consider it as the baneful e1*
led of a vice which degrades malt bctu ..ill
tlie condition of brutes. They may hr in
, formed also, tSiat exposing a frozen budy
| or limb to fire, i* hastening its dissolution,
j and that plunging it in cold water, is the
j proper treatment. 1 am, sir,&c. *** ***.
I 1*. Kight years ago I witnessed a si
j milar death imputable to the said wretch
| i*f| causes. It was an horrid spectacle in*
I deed, when the mortification of the timbs
I took place, amt putrefaction increased for
j scv'Tal days, death paved the way to en
tile dissolution ! may these fatal examples
j he a perpetual lesson to the survivors.
i_ _
FOH s A f -l'.
A handsome Mulatto Boy,
j Abort* 11 y»»rj old—He is undo an excellent
; :h:ur» \*r, and will be sold low i'm rash. En
} (pure of the primer k*renf Anl <*• 180;
; Georg; I Very and V/iia-y, l,J.ry,^j ~
plaintiffs. i
A0a»I»9T J
; I'ltr-rnaa liwlis, Lor Tlrown, .|o. k, Jn Chancery,
i rejib pAvidtun, llenr* F rlv, i
James laa.it v and Thomas Dick -
*n», (I'frKlinn j
rT*,IIF. defendant Thomas Inglis not havirg
a entered ntx spp< -ranee according to law and
• the rnli i of thia co.ui, and i* apfiearing to »he
mfaAion >f tlie amirt bv the auth of Andrew
j !Veis,that tlie su'd lngl.s it not ,.n inhabitant of
tb-s commoowe-DTi : On die m»wion of thf plain*
; nils by ]anie» Thr»mii«on their attorney, It 'anP.
de c l, ’bar the said Thomas log lit dotppear ht re
on the first dav of the next August term ami an
I swer the bill of the complainants > and that aco
I py of thia order be inverted In aome newspaper
published in this state, and continu'd for three
months successively, and that another copy he
posted up at the front door of this courthouse.
1A Copy.
T. etc,
ict* ;o«:; ward, «. t. «.
The Virginia Argus.
RICH MON d7“ BBBa" I
_ WKDNE^n A Y, A l’UII. 11. 1804.
RICHMOND PRICE CUR KENT.
COKHKCTEU WEEKLY.
Tobacco jJ« tv 36# Cash.
Wheat 7# do.
Flour Fine, 36# du. j
Do. Hu/u 3;)a Jo. '
Ccr?i 22# C{/ to 24# do. •
Htm/i, Clean £ 49 j0> I
^ru« «t* 34 do. 1
Bacon 8 d do.
Hhiukcy 3 # 2d do*
AInNneHS c ho ten toterve in the next (Sene
rut Assembly ej ihia Common toeulth. ■
City of Richmond, Major William Du-Val,
Republican, by a majbrit) of 17 voles j
over the Federal candidate, Duel. John !
Adams.
Rorkurid^e, Andrew Alexander,-- !
Grigsby. I
For Alexander (Republican) 515
Grigsby (ditto) 320
M'Dowell (Federal) 211
S/iotsylvadiu, Doctor David G. Kerr, Col. |
1 Iu$»b Mercer.
Albemarle, Waller I.eake, Wm. W. lien- (
ing.
Frederick, Hugh Holmes, James Single- ,
tOi'i.
The PRESIDENT of the U. States,;
left the city ol* Wadmigton on the 1st in- j
slant, on a visit to Mnniicelto. We un- !
derstaad tliat it is h.s intention to return !
within two or three week*.
Extract of a letter from the Auditor of the
stats oj Onto, to a gentleman in thin city,
dated,
Chillicothe, March 9th, 1804. j
Dear Hit's
1 HAVE taken the liberty of For ;
warding to you an extract from a law
passed at this place the I7tii February ■
last for your information, although the Ee
giJature required certain sections to he
published in the V irginia Argus, yet these
parts were uegletAcd which was essential
iw those persons non residents in the slates i
for their information.
Sec. 23. And he ofurther enacted, That 1
all nonresidents’ lands lying between the i
Scioto and the Liuic Miami rivers, shall |
be one district, and shail be under the di- I
reel ion of the auditor of public accounts. 3c J
all entries uud transfers shail be made with '
the auditor, specifying the numbers of!
entry, numbersol* warrants, rales, lowborn '
entered, for whom surveyed, when t-uiei- i
ed, to whom transferred, water course 8c j
county, it* within their knowledge. And j
the auditor shall make out two alphabet!- ;
cal list* in the following manner, <>i.e of
which he ‘■hall deliver to the collector of j
tlie taxes forsui l district on or before the !
first Monday of August, and the other lie '
shall retain in hi* cHica : I
I
it shall be the duly of all lion residents,
proprietors of laud in said districts, by
themselves or agent, to enter their lands
with the Auditor on or before the first
Monday ol July, agreeable to the provisi
ons ol the preceding sections of this act,
and if any person or persons shall neglect
to enter Ids, her or their lands, it shall be
, im. uuij ui me nmmir. to finer as nisi
j rate all lands so neglefcled to be entered
in said district, which may come to his
knowledge, and any person giving a false
' or fraudulent list of hi* lands, shall he
charged and pay double tax for every year.
Fart of Sec. 2d. First rate land shall he
; taxed at seventy cents, second rate fifty
cents, and third rate at twenty five cents.
Fart of Sec. 27th. The sale or lands to
be held at Chillicothe, the first Monday of
April, yearly—for arrearages of taxes.
Extract from an arUlren to the republican
elector* for Governor and Lieutenant-Go
vernor in the mute oJjYiw- York,
Fellow Citizens,
“ 1’hk periodical choice, of Chief Ma*
: pfislrule is art event which deeply coticei its
me general prosperity. The approach
: ing one t» not only important as it regards
, our focal transactions, but highly interest
ing in it* .Gallon* to the Government of
, the Union j an insepat ante connection ex
ists between them , and to preserve a Re
publican system in tn* General Govern
ment, it i« essentially requisite that simi
lar Councils should be supported in the
Governments of the lespcClive .Mutes.
“For the Iasi three ycais we have en
joy ed the Hold ami benevolent ascendency
i ol a Republican administration. In all
’ toe m. jhurt s of our Government, dignity
lias l een blended With moderation, tem
perance with firmness, and the security ol
, public liberty with the preservation of so
cial order# l)ui mg this propitious period
we have advanced with equal steps to the
attainment of happiness and greatness ;
■ we have realized a state of public lehcity,
unknown to our cotcmporarias, and, per
. iiap* unequalled in the history ol the world.
“ In our exterior relations, while the
blessings of peace have been cumfully
cherished and preserved, our national dig
nity l.a» been iiiainlamcil inviola;'.*, and
^H’.niUic character established ujH,n the ,
most solid and honorable foundation—our I
commerce has rapidly'iucreascd, and our J
flag, instead of being treated with indig-)
nity, displays its re speeded emblems in e- j
very quarter of the globe. To habits ol I
extravagance and profusion has succeed- j
ed the practice of Republican (Economy.!
The expenses of Government have been 1
diminished in proportion to the modera
tion oi its views, and the wisdom and e- ■
quity of its measures. Standing armies r
have been disbanded, and the public taught ■
to entrust their defence to the virtue and j
valor of a well regulated Militia; The
Sedition Act has been repealed, and go- !
vernment, no longer fortified by the terror j
it inspires, relies for its support upon the I
gratitude, afleMions and tuiTragts of mi 1
enlightened people. Notwithstanding the i
abolition of ail the internal taxes, such lias J i
been the diminution of our national expen- , i
dilut es that, in less than three Years, ma-1
ny millions oi dollars have been saved, : i
or appropriated towards the cxtinfcYien of!
tlie national debt, \Vrith the continuance >
oi the Republican system, and its natural i
disposition to cultivate peace and pursue 1
(Economy, we are liuppv to anticipate the
approaching period when that debt will
be finally extinguished, independent of a- j
ny direct taxes; a surplus revenue will
then exist applicable to the promotion of
literature, the improvement of roads, the
erection of public edifices, and in fine to
every other object which can den.and the 1
attention or contribute to the interests of j
a great and flourishing people.
“ Ainuug ilic most signal benefits deriv- i
eel from the present administration, per
mit us, fellow citizens, to congratulate you
upon one ol incalculable vuluc—the ac
cession of the fertile and extensive terri
tory of Louisiana and its dependencies,
acquired by the mild and equitable title
ol treaty, and unstained with the effusion
of human blood. We do not pretend to
calculate all the advantages which are des
tined to arise from tins interesting and
extraordinary event. It is enough that it
invests ns with the entire property of the
Mississippi ; opens to our enterprise the
navigation ol the (iulph of Mexico ; fur
nishes an ample outlet to the productions
ot the west, and, by removing all appre
hension of collision with foreign powers,
strengthens the boundaries of our empire. 1
“ 1 be measures of government, with
regard to our domestic affairs have been
equally vise and prosperous. In every
department of the community, and in ev
ery station oi hie wc experience the infiu- ,
et;ce and realize the blessings which Uow '
from the republican system, livery indi- '<
vtdUal is secured from injury, and guard- j
ed, I.ul only from the reality, but even the !
apprehension of oppression ; religion con-;
linut-s to flourish ; the rights of property 1
are maintained and cherished by an impar- j
tial administration of the laws. The hand !
which labors is sure to reap the fruits of its j
industry, and ted without restraint from the
arnii»>‘f power, and without exaction from
that of rypaci y. '1 hus secure in the enjoy
ment of uninterrupted Irahquility, and
happy in the exercise of the civil and pa
triolric virtues, the free citizen ol America
considers that enviable title as superior to j
every idle distinction of nobility, and eve- ‘
ry frivilmis appellation ofhuman pride. I
“ Relying upon the fidelity and wisdom j
of the friends of Public Liberty in the dif- '
fereni counties, we entertain no uppre- j
Pensions with regard to the success of our
efforts. We nevertheless request and urge
the industrious exertions of our friends
every where. I.el our activity he corres
pondent with the importance of our objea,
and the inestimable vame of iht cause in !
j which we are engaged—Let us be fathful !
I and vigilant; let us convince our Fellow- i
i Citizens of the Union, that the cause of j
j Public Liberty in this State is seated up- j
I on a slimin' and imn.ri.luit.li.
—because it is maintained by the wisdom,
Cherished by the virtues, and secured by
the afl'ecYions of the PEOPLE."
Mar tied, on Thursday the 5th instant,
Mr. PHILIP G A L E\V 0013, to the ami
able Miss MARY M. PENDLETON_
both of Ting and Queen county. Also,
in the same county on the 6tii instant,
Mr.BENJAMIN PENDLETON, lothe
amiable Miss CATHARINE GATE
WOOD.
cz—rzrjM ."J— r ■ ■■ —, , I
[ By Author tty.]
AN ACT
Altering the sessions of the District Courts
of the- United States, for the Districts of\
Virginia and Rhode Island, and for the
District of West Tennessee,
ft ii it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of A- j
merica, in Congress assembled, T hat the ,
sessions of the ciistridt court for the district'
ot Virginia, directed by law to be held in
the town of Norfolk, shall be hereafter :
held, and commence on the 15th day of'
June,and on the fifteenth day of Decent-'
her, in every year; and that the sessions)
of »he said court, direCIcd by law to be
lifcld in the city of Richmond,shall he held, j
and commence on the nineteenth day of;
May, and on the nineteenth day of No- \
veinber in every year.
Sec. 2. Anti hr ,'t further enacted, That ;
when either of the said days shall happen !
to he on Sunday, the sessions of the said
court shall commence on the following!
day.
bcc. 3. And be it further enacted, That
till writs and process which have been is* ]
sued, and all recognizances returnable,!
and all suit* and other pleadings which ;
i have been continued, to ihe said district
I court) dhe.5iv.it by Uvr lobe holder* in Not*;
Folk, on the thin! Tuesday in Match nekR
shall l»e returned and held continued t<i
the iiheenth day ol June uex> ; and in hk£
muuncr ail writs and process which [nave}
be'eii issued, and ah itcognizaticis ruiuru
aljle, and ail suits and other proceedings
which h«ve been ContmncU to the said bis.
trift court directed by law to be hokle-d
in the city of Richmond.on th« third Tucs
day in June next, shall be returned, and
held continued to the nineteenth day of
May next.
bee. 4. .An/ be it further cKnctcd, That
from and alter the first day of April next,
the session of the district couit, for the
district ol Rhode island, shall coin melted
at Newport on the second Tuesday id
May, and thh d Tuesday m October; at
Providence, the first Tuesday in Augu.it,
and the first 'I uesday in Pebruary, annul
• Uy, any law to the contrary no*, nubs.aim
ing.
bee. 5. And be it further enacted, Tlmt
all suits, process, and procet dings, of what
naliu e or kind soever, pending in, nr made
returnable to said court, shall alter the
said first day of April next, be continued
over until the next coul l to be held in cuu
formiiy to this acU
bee. 6 And be it further emitted, That
the sessions ol the disluct court lor thvj
distiiet ol West iehncKste, directed h/
law to be held in the town cf Nashvilic,
shall be hereafter held and commence oA
Hie 1 hursdav next succeeding ihe fourth
Mondays oi May and November in every
vcai , and that all writs and process w hich*'
have been issued) and all recognizances
returnable, and ah suits and other proceed
ings which have been continued to thd
said district court directed bv law rh he
hehl at Nashville, on the fourth Monday
ol May next, shall l>e returned and held
continued to the Thursday next sueteeda
ing said fourth Mntulay.
NAT Hi.. MACON.
Speaker <f tie H.,u*e <f / to> tsentatires:
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Pre*td»nt of tie Senate, pro-ten.pure.
March 13, 1304,
Al’i'HOV/ o,
■_TII : JEFFERSOM;
V [ U GlA'it- ~ 1 J
C™™1 *° t*’c'ja'l °f l.ee county od
V-i the 10th day of January last, a runaway ne
gro man about five fee: seven inches high, sup
posed n. ue between forty a„d fifty year, of are;
cai,f ht"n^'f SAM. thin V'sage, rather .pare
maue. had on when brought to jail alow clown
ed hat, a broad cloth coat a good deal worn, sr
nucitset waistcoat and an rid pair of cotton bree
vhe. ; saya he belong lo James Caldwell of the
county ot Guildford, state of North Carolina—
1 he owner is desired to come and prove his pro
pert} .pay chargLS and take him away.
CHARLES Nuk; D. S.
•»* , ,.<■ i,0r F. Fu.kerson, S. L. C
\farcb S«, 18.-4._ *3m ;
Advertisement*
B't viitue of a deed of ttusr executed by Wil.
ham Ambler, and recorded in the county
court of Fluvanna, r..i- the purpose ol secur.n«
the payment of a debt due to Col. Richard Mor
ns and David Bullock, will he sold, at publu anc
tion for cash, on the premise#, on the 28th ua/
oi April next, 9
One Traci of Land,
Lying in the said county of Fluvanna, contain
•ng by the said deed, one thousand and one ac es;
being the same land conven'd by deed fr< rn'said
Morris and Bullock, t*. said Ambler, of record in
the said court of I- luvanna. and cm which the said
Amb.er lately resided or So much of the same as
will be sufficient to satisf, and pay ,he balance
Jc.e on said deed ef trust, and the attendant costs
aim charges.
JOHN QUARLES, &. 7
Wm. LAURENCE, f Trustees.
Marc*' 1K04 J j
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JUS l A UK IV HD and for SALE, ’
; Firtv hogsheads and tierce* of Philadelnl.ia
! STONE LIME, of the belt quality. 1
I Seasoned Jersey Boards, adapted for the best of
niHide work.
New England Plank and Board*.
3-4. 1 inen *c 2 inch pitch pine Plank &. Boards
A quantity of Flooring Plank of * good quall *
Country saved large and small Scant|i„K Cy
press Shingles, Spruce Spail lor ladders', Tar
lit barrels, Sec. Sec. * ar
„ . _ .. . JOHN LESTF.R.
Worl-fM- T.v-'.n; April 10, 1«W4. 2w
/ aluable 1JR OPRR 7 J '*
To Lease for a term oj years,
E'SJJT hundred acres of LAND, two hundred
and fifty acres of which isnrime low grounds
lying on the Kivanna river, in the county of Al
bemarle, nine miles below Charlottesville, three
miles belo# Milton, seventy miles from’Rich
moi.d and seventy from Fredericksburg, there
are eight or nine likely working hands to be in
cluded 111 this lease, together with the advantage
of work horses, cattle, hogs, plantation tools, ar
grist and saw fnifl, with a sufficiency of good
convenient timber—there will be a good crop of
wheat sowed on the {dentation, arid if necessary
there Will be a sufficiency of corn, Bu furnished
hy the subscriber—If the lease is not Closed be
tween this and the first of August next, it will be
unnecessary for any application to be made_
Further particulars will be made known.by the
subscriber.
UANnDl.PH jLETTIS;
Albemarle CoUnfy, March. 1804 Sw
Strayed or stolen from
Mr Armstrong's in Dinwiddie cotinty, 0,i jVIoh*
day night last, TWO HORSES. to wit, a 1,1*0*
snare about 6 6r 1 years old, Vith a ba>'4 fate/
roach mane and bushy fail, shod before, t*o hin4
feet whits I believe, niblted on the o,T thigh fey *
Isreech band—the other a bay horse, .? „r 4 sett*
o l, htfs remarkable stars oh each buttovk Itkd
•caldir. 1 will give t Rward of twenty dbilvth
to any person that will deliver the said horits f<r
ftic in Chesterfield county, near Eotv‘er t>„4
Jrlurchie’s mill.
JOHN ViACGSNEI*-,
ApVil 0, 1804. 2. ’
N. B. The above Forres h is .uupe^ed, vr+f*
taken by tbs thref prisoners who fa:eU escapsil
from the penitentiaryr 1
The Subscriber, living
opposite the Pell Tavern. on the main Strtef ft*
Richmond, CURES in three weeks ti»-, low
most obstinate C/NC.RKS, without, using ih.tj
knife. JCZrw NO CUKE NO PAY. *
MAKCLd LEV*/