Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-08-14 00:00:00, page 4

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Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received a large and com-.i
pletc assortment of fresh selected MEDI
CINES kud DRUGS of the latest impor
tations—Which, in addition to their former
stock, form as extensive and general an
assortment in that line, as can be found in
this City. Medical practitioners,and Gen
tlemen who sell medicines, will sow be a*
ble 10 get supplied on terms that will meet
their 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 Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Nssence Peppermint
Turlington’s Balsam of life
Dr Rawsou’s celebrated
itch Ointment
do do Genuine antubillous
and Stomachic Bitters *•>
do do Worm Powder*
Wheaton’s Itch Ointment
Cratg’a do do
Dr Lee’s Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson’* do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth Paste
auto Eye Water
“ Febrifuge Electuary for Ague Sc Fever
Hli'iklev’k Infallible remedy for the Piles
Dr Cooley's Vegetable Elixcr or Cough
Drop*
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI.
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary tc
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting ot Essence of bargimot, La\ca.
dtr, Robes, Luuoh, Milk of Roses, &c.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor
Rose, Almond, Violet, Castel, Venitiau, &c
Tice’s Chemical compound loi
cleaning Boot-Tops and Saddle*, -whicl
vrdl take out slain*, produce a tine colcui
and give an elegant gloss.
PAIN TER’S COLOURS of ever)
description, among which are, Whitt
Lead, dry and ground in Oil [warranted*
Spanish brown do. Red Lead, bp-aisl
Whitelng, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow.
Store do. Patent do. Kiug’sdo. Vermillion
Dr. p Lake, Reeve’* Water Colourei, Paiul
brushes, Uc, Kc
HATTERS’ MATERIALS, a ver)
4General assortment,comprising almost eve.
tty article used by Hatters for making theii
Kolnur-i, preparing their skins, See* tkc.
DYERS can be supplied with pi
tun*: every article used by them in theii
line of Business.
GLAZIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
R.cumir.id, Sod May, lb 10.
, FOR SALE.
6 Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Svtcd.uh da. dc
100 Boxes AN mdow Gloss^ 12
« by 10,
lOo Kegs English white Lead, 7 Ground in
50 Kegs Spanish Ditto
A tew hundred ga ,
, ceti Oil,
80 Boxes mould Can
4, 5, k 6,
20 Keg* Atneric FF Gun
PoWlif Tj
20 Bags (iree -
12 Bale* Co
60 Hl-.ds. Pennsylvania Win*
Together with Groceries lit will
DC »uiu uiuuki fur*
Russell Et Wallace.
Richmond, June £l»:f lalO. Sm
Gun Powder,
Warranted of a Superior quality in Kegs
and Gannisttrs.
Salt-Pet re, V
English Refined, in Casks and Kegs./ For
Sale by D. J. BU#R.
—WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will be paid. A negro lad
will be taken appi entice to the 'Cooper’s
trade. t f.
NOTICE.
NECESSITY compels roe to make fur.
ther application to all those who are
Indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
etderriy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second clans and voluntary sub.
•r.ripticni, and all such are hereby reques
ter to iiir&e payment to the subscribe; to
corbie the building committee *n »r.y«Un«*i.
rears for work di‘ne, and \A pr/ture
materials this win. r in oTdeijywpja^fed
with the work next spring, it Q&i/g/nr tfyp
education rl our rising progeny, wkirJsorna'.
Tiu.ntaaind attaches them to republican priu«
ctpies7an<:> 5r.es a spring to liberty*it.I in.
dependence. 1 ha.re undertaken tIce coilcc
tion by agrecment v ith JoHn Hrockirtb rough
and William W. Honing, &sqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
bo ad of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, I
flatter my sell therr w-ll be but little trou
ble in ob lining ,hc money for rtic purple
r>! carrying into etlcci so laudable an tost).
POWMIT MITCHELL.
Deobemhkf #th, tflOl#. cf
**■ - ■,f—•— — — — ~~ r- ~m»~ - - ,
i—Recs’s Cyclopedia,
ru r
Is just Received at this Offices
Penitentiary Store,
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. f Btirr9
in addition to the article* manufactured at the
Penitentiary, oiler# for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home ManufacttiTe y*
V\x • fine apd coarse hate of every description.
A regular supply ot cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices^ via teaslied
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior qua!,
it)'. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Beer in barrels.=
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skin&,Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10 1810. tf
: Wanted to mas by the year, a good
COOPLR.
Thor ugh bred Horses for Sale.
ON the 25th September next, at my
Plantation in the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brenco, will be ottered for
Sale to the highest bidder, on a credit oi
12 mouths mystock, of .
Blooded. Horses, J
consisting of two Stallions, one 6 wars old
last spring and distinguished By l\i#succe«.
iui performances on the turf—the other 3
years old, of high form and great ’beauty —
several breed Marts, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—*11 of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by
authentic pedigrees in the possession or
1 JNO. H. COCKE.
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will al_
so be offered for sale at the same time.
J. H. C.
1«* Council, July 20th, 1810.
T r IS ADVISED, That in tuture no
1 claim for attendance on Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses^ be referred to the Aufhtur tor
adjustment, until a copy of me pim^edings
of such court martial, du'y autfejtic?tt(l
] by the President and Judge Advocate, shall
j be received by the Executive : Aiid that
this advice be published'm the Argus and
Enquirer for six weeks , and'copies inereot
famished the comraaudants t>t divisions,
Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minute!.
Attest,
DANL. L,. HYLTOft,
| Clerk of the Council
jjUbT Kece ved by the subscriber Irani
^ Philadelphia, an assortment of
LEATHER.
He also continues to keep a general assort*
rneut of the most lashionable qualityrof
Boots and Shoes* (j
And aUo Just received the late fashionable
Shoes from London—which he offers ior
sale on moderate terms. All orders from
the country shall be punctfhlly attended
to with neatogas and dispatch.
DAVID LOGAN.
Richmond) July 26, 1810.
_(tf-) .
Mr. Michel Clardy, Jun.
Sir,
I Propose to take sundry deposition* at
the house of Nath. Carter on the Fri.
day before the fourth Monday in ffb|ust
next, to be rend in evidence in »uit
in Chancery against you dej»endlng#i tl.e
Court of Halifax county,'when antMIrherc
you may attend if you please.
HniunAi!.!* CLAKIJY, Sen,
June 27th, 16JQ. 4 w p.
KRKNCH TUIIION.
Mr. HYACINtI?CRUSOLLES,
LATELY from Baltimore Coll here
he has taught the>French ^#gnagi,
being now engaged in the Ac^dLmy with
D. Doyle and K. 13.ibr.ey. hashonor
of informing the inhabitant! of tue city o’
Kichtnond, that he will give ptivate les
sons, in ihe French language. Applicau.
oiis to be made to him at the Academy
C^]_
N G T lad E.
ry Y Virtue of a Deed of Tiu«t, made to
” the Subscriber by William Davidson
and Cunnioglmm burton, dated the 14th of
February, lti07, and recorded in the Court
o- Hutting of the City of Kichtnond, to se
cure tho paiment ol a sum of tnouey due
to Prosser It iMoncftre,
Will be exposed to sale at Auction', on
the premises, tor ready money, om the first
day of ..ex: ir.cath, the # •
Lot of Groundll
mentioned in that Di ed of Trust, * which
is described in the deed in ihe tolftwiug
words. “ A certain Lot of <vround lying
, and being in «he C.*y of Richmond/ cnti.
taining twenty lour lett on the main street,
to the line of Walter Shelt'n’s Lot, ttunce
back with the'hue of said Sheiloi.’s Lot
fifty feet, thence twenty four feet to the
cross street leading by Todd’s Lot, thenc*
fifty feet to the su d main street, it being
(>as‘t of the Lot No. twenty, nnd the s, me
aox or parcel of Land which the aforesaid
William Davidson and Cunningham bur
ton purchased of Isaac Hall nird Mary bis
Wife, as per deed front said Hail and Wife
t« slid Davidson and burton, dated the
26th day of April 1805."
The Sale will commence at 11 o’
cl' ck, A. M.
FKED&KICK. PLEASANTS, Trustee.
Richmond, August 3d, 181(3.
‘ [t d s]
WaV department, July 10,13lt>. !
Notice is hereby Given,|<
1’H AT Separate proposals wl'l be received at I
the Office of the.Secretary for the Depart- ;
ment of War; until 12 o’clock at noon cf the (
!>r»t Monday 1n November neat, for the tupply |
of all rations that msy be required for the use of i
•be United States, from the ist day of June ',
1811, inclusive, to the 1st day of June 1812
within the States, Territories ard Districts fol
lowing, via. *
1st. At Niagara, Detroit, Michilimaekinac,
Fort Wayne, Chikago and in their immediate
vicinities, and any place or places^ where troops
are or may be stationed^ matched, or veer oiled, |
within the territory of Michigan,
2nd, At any'p>ace or places where troopfe are
ot may be stationed^ marched^ or tecrulted will*,
in the states of Kentucky and Tennesse,
3rd,_ At Beile Fontaine Fort O.age and Belle
Vue and at any place or places where troops arc
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with.
;n the su.e of Ohio and Illinois, Indiana and
Louisiana territories, except Fort Wayne and
Uhikago and their immediate vicinities.
4th, At any place or place* wheie troops arc
or may be stationed, marched., or recruited with
it the Mississippi and Orleans territo
ries.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
supplying rations within the Districts aforesaid
for two years, commencing on the 1st day of
June, 1811.
5th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited within
the district of Maine and state of New-Hantp.
tbi«e.
6th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with,
in the state of Vermont.
7th, At anyplace or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited within
the state of Massachusetts, the town of Spring,
field excepted.
8th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Will, At any piace or places where troops are
er may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
tvi hin the slate ef New-Yor^ Niagara and its
dependencies acecrrtcd.
f A. r. a . _ • • v.
■*piavc ui jiiaccb wucrc irvuys
-re or may be stationed^ marched, cr- recruited
wi<Wn the state of New.jersey.
11th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, matched, or recruited with,
in the state cf Pennsylvania.
12th, At any place or places where troops ire
or may be stationed; matched or tecrui.ed with.
| m the s ates of Maryland, Delaware and the
| Uistiict of Columbia.
j l3:h, At any place or places where troops are
! or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the st.te of Virginia,
14th, Ai any p ace or places where troops are
or may be statione I, marched or recruited with
in the state of Noith Carolina.
15th, At any p'a-.e cr places where troops art
or may be stationed, marched, cr recruited with,
in the state of South Carolina. #
16th, At Ocmulgee O.d Fields, arWMat any
piace or places where troops are or in^rbe sta.
tioned, marched, or recruited within limits
of the state of Georgia.
17th, Propi als will also be received, as a*
f. ri sai'i, for the supp'y of all rations which may |
be t-ctjui.ed by the United States, f .r the troops
which are may be otationed, matched, or rc. j
cruited within the town of Springfield in he !
state of MsssachUict.s ; and for the armcrers
and other persons employed in the United States
Armory at that place, from the 1st. day of {une
1811, inclusive, to the 1st day of June 1812.
A ration to consist of one pound and one
quarter of beef, or three quarters of a
i ound of pork, eighteen ounces of bread or j
Hour, one gill of rum, whiskey or brandy i
and at the rate of two quarts of salt, tour
quarts of vinegar, four pound of soap anti
one pound and a half of candles to every
hundred rations. The prices of the sever- I
al component parts of the ration shall be !
sptc;het:=but the United States reserve
• he right of making such alterations m the
price of the component part* of the ration
aforesaid, as shall make the price of each
part thereof bear a just proportion to the
proposed pr ce of the whole ration. The
rations are to be furnished in such quaint..
ties, t>itit there shall at all times, during
the term of the picposed contract, be suf.
fie • nt for the Cvnsump.ion of the tvoopa
!nc Miehilimackinac, Detroit, Fort Osage,
I and belie Vue, Ci.ikago, ter six months m
tn ui Hit JJUS19 till IUC
” c. tern waters, for at least three months
in advance of goed and wholesome provi.
•ions, if the siriit shall be rtnuirod. It
is aivi to be permitted to all and every of
the commandant* of fortified pl.cea or
p*> *.s^ to call for at seasons wl.cn the iume
can he transported, or at any tirfke in ca e
of urgency, suoh supp'ies ot like provisi- t
ons in advanc'-, a* id the discretion of the
commandant shad be deemeu proper.
i Itn understood that the contractor is to
be at the expence ar.d risk of issuing the
supplies to the troops and that all ic»ses
su.t.Mned by the depredations of the ene.
m.v. or by means of the troops of the Uni.
*ed Starts 4hall be paid by the United
t&tat'.-j at the price of the articles cap.
tt r^il cr destroyed as aforesaid, on the
deposition of two or more persons of ere.
; doable characters, and the certificate of a
; conun.ssioned officer^ slating the circtitn.
| stances nf the io< s, and the amount of the
ari.clcs tor which compensation shall be
! claimed.
The privilege is understood to be re.
served to t.m United States, of requiring
that i.oi£ of the supplies which nny be
furnished under any <ft the proposed cor.
tracts, shall be is: ue<l, until the supplies
which have bee'n or may be furnished un
der life contracts now in force, have been
consumed—and that a supply in advance
may be always required at any of the fix.
ed posts on the seaboard, or Indian fron.
tier, not exceeding three months.
• W. EUSTIS.
The Editors of the newspapers who are
authorised to publish the laws off the Uni.
ted States, are requested to publish the
foregoing advertisement twice a week, for
four iucceraive werks.
August 6. 4 w
For Sale, *
A Young BayHors^.
HE is a tolerable Rifling Hor^ and
draws well in any kind of Car
riage. Enquire of the Printer*
ASA OTIS,
JftciT. for Suite, first Door below the
Bt U Tavern, >
FIRST and bteend (jiinliiy Muscovado
Sugar In Hhdu, uud Barrels, Loaf Su«
^ar in fibds Tierces and Barrels, Prime
[»rr.en Coll'ee in Bags and Barrels, Ioapcri
»lj Hyson, and Young Hyson Teas, Ap
ple Brandy irr Barrels, Madeira Wine in
]r. Casks. A constant supply o( London
Mustard at the New York price, Windsor
soap, Cumiuun do. Mould CandleiHLlass
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 and 14 by 12
Window Glass, Pcwder Sc Shot, AUu»o,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs^ Cloves,
Mace, Ginger, Ai.spice,- i'epp/r, Tyce*s
sinning Liquid Blacking for Boots and
ihoes, with a variety of other articles.
— \LSO—
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, August 3d, 1810.
Rappahannock Row Grounds
FOR SAI-F.
THE subscriber is anxious to dispose
of that valuable tract of
LAND, known by the name of Tf.mplk’s
Quarter, situated in the county of Es.
sex, and lying immediately upon the Rap
pahannock, two miles below the' to*vn of
Tappahannock. There are in this tract
by a late survey, 473 acres; about one
half of which is cleared and under a good
fence * the remainder is heavily timber
ed with pine, oak, walnut and locust.
The improvement! ere such as are races,
sary to secure the crops. There are up.
on this land be1 ween three and four hun.
dred thrifty apple trees, and about two
hundred choice peach trqes. Pish,, oys.
ters and wild fowl may be taken at all
times in the greatest abundance andywiih
very little labour.
_-It____-_^
« IIV, OUU1W WWUIIUII^ VI jiOII p
purchasers, who always judge for
selves, deems it unnecessary to e
upon the numerous advantages resulting
from the soli and situation of this most
valuable little farm* I' is sufficient to say.
that the farmer who would freely spend his
strength upon a generous soil, Will here
find the rich reward of all his toils.
The terms of sale will be made known
by application to Anderson Scott, jr. at
Mrs. -Nelson*s boat ding house, in the city
of Richmond, or to the subscriber resid
ing at his scat near Miller’s tavern, in
Essex Pleasant Retreat*
JOHN JONES.
E^seX Countv. Aug, I, 1810. 4w
Mecklenburg county, Jur.e Quarterly
Court, 1810.
tccry
Wililam IlorJ, and Aftfli&te&d Burwell,
Deft*.
ON the motion of the complainant by-Qv*
cou-.uel* and it apnearing to die satitfacW
on of the court, that tht deft. ti<£d is not 1
inhabitant of this Common wealth, It tajfrerefJ
decreed and Ordered that the afcld Jr
pear here on the third Monday in Oc^nrr n J,
enter hi* appearance, anitvar the of Jhc
Cosipl,. and give security t .kbideby an^er.
form the future decree of djk okurt \u#that
this decree l>e forthwith inseru tPTn une'^.f the
News-Papers publisiird in the town Richmond,
for eight weeks Successively, and be pos-.ed up
two Court doys successively at the front door or
the Courthouse of ibis county and that the deli.
BurweK be enjoined from paying, conveying a.
way ur secreting the goods, cl aeries, or eftects
in his hands belonging to, ur debts due to the
said fiord, or -o much as will satisfy the debt and
costs due from the sa.b ilord to the complainant
until the further oidcr of the Court.
A Copy Teste.
W. BasV rvill, c. M. C. C.
Mecklenburg county, June Quarterly
Court, i8W>.
IN CHANCERY.
Absolem Yancey, Robert iYancey, Zrtcha*
nah Pancey^ Thomas ifanccy, VV ilham
Nichols, Richard Nichols, Lewis Nich
oiv, Mary Armstrong John Thompson,
and Elizabeth his wife, Austin Hencock,
and \nn his wife, Keziah Nichols, l’at
sry Watxins, Ann Watkins, James
Greene, and Ann his wife, Abei Grego*
ry, and Elizabeth his wife, William O.
verby_ and Susanna his wife, Charles
Yancey, Dolly Yancey, Anthony Sump,
kin, and Mary h>$ wife, Auby Yancey,
Wiillam Readies, 5c Ann his wire, Rich
ard Davenport, Bagle TbompsoinKitty
Thofnpsnn Rhoda TiiocnuAon, iBary
Thompson, John Thcmpufa, ^Yamkey
Tiiompv’n Fruncia TUoinpJou kftVillBrn
Thompson, which said crfarii* Lk.l!#3r
Abby Yancey are infants, sJunewQuefti..
riah Yancey their next frtnd, «iw Jch
Said Kitty Tllompion, RhoBa Thomypon,
TVIary Thompson, John ThcNnkiM, Yan
cey, Thompson, £• rancis Thompson, fc
William Thompson, are infants k sue
by William Readies their next friend.
Comp Its*
against
Lewis Tap, and Jane his wife, Martha
Yiyicey, Aon Yancey, Keztah Yancey, j
Mary Yancey, Absolem Y ancey, Charles
Yancey, William Yancey, and Elijah '
Y'aacey, representatives of Charles Yan„
cey dccV.. Defts.
T'BE Defts. not having entered their ap.
4 peararn e and given security according
the act ot Asseihbiy, and the iuic* ot this j
Ciurt, and it appearing to the satisfaction j
of the Court, that the defts. are not in. j
habitants of this Commonwealth. On the j
motion of the pita, by their counsel, It is !
Ordered, That the said defts. do appear
here on the third Monday in October next, ’
and answer the bill ot the pits, and enter i
into bond with security to abide by and ■
perform the future decree of this Court—-]
k that a copy of this order Le forthwith »u. j
serttd in some News-Paper publish* d in!
the Totvn of Richmond tor eight weeks
successively, and be posted up two Court
days successively at the tiout door of the
Court house oi this county.
A Copy Tcjfc.
W. ILuke mil, t. m. c. c. J
Charlotte court, June 5th, 1810.
Peter Steru, Pltf,-^
against. > In
Alexander Browube, and William * Ch^n, j
L. Thornton, bt John W. Tlidrh* ^ eery,
ton executors of Francis Thorn
ton dec’d* J
THE defendant Brownbe not havit
ed his appearance according to
assembly and the rules of this c*"
appearing to the satisfaction
that he is not an inhabitant o
on the -motion of the pUmtii]'
ney, It is ordered that be appea. ____ ^
the first day of September court oext, aj.i1
enter his appearance and answer tUep’.J| - i
till *s bill and give security for perform, I
mg the decree of the court/ and that a co* ^
py of this order be insert id in one oi the ^
news.papers priuted in Richmond for two
mouths successively, and posted at the front t
door of the court-house of tits said county*
A C opy=Teste - •
THOMAS READ, c. c. c.
At a Court held for Prince Elwsrd
county, June the 19ch 1810,
John Watts and Thomas T. Scott "J
Executors of William Watt,dec’d, »
CompU’s { 3
Against J ^
| Jesse Hamlet, and Betsey his wife, j Q
late Betsey Clarke, and Susannah j ?
Clarke,'hei?s of John Clarke, dec’d. c 2l
Maston (a. Harper, Maston G. I O
Clarke, and Lacy G. hit wife.late I
Lucy G. Harper, Jcel B. Harper 1 2
anti Elizabeth E, Harper, heirs of .
James Harper, dec’cL* Deft’s, j
•yHE defendants Maston G. Har
Maston G. Clarke and Luc
wife, late Lucy G. Harper Joel
per and Elizabeth E, Harper, t
entered their appearance and gi
rlty according to au act of th
Assembly, and the rules of thiB
it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Ci—
that they are hot inhabitants of this state,
on the motion of the complainants, by their
rnnncpl I r /.k.Ur.d si_A A a. . . ..
-» --* — v.iut WUJ aaiu ucicm
dants Maston G. Harper, Maston G.
CUrke, and Lucy G. his wife, late Lucy
G. Harper, Joel B. Harper,- and Blizabeth
E. Harper* do appear here on the first
day of October court next, and answer the
complainants billj and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the pubiic News-Papers printed in the
city of Richmond for two months succes*
sively, and also posted at the front door of
the Court House of this county.
A Copy Teste, •
_B. J. WORSHAM, d. c.
At a Courc continued and held for Print©
Edward county, 'Juu'e l^th, 1810.
Joseph H. Morgan and Polly his wife,
Cotnpu’s. j* ®“ “i
Against
^Ci»n ^f°uu£j Jennet Young, James
Read and Nancy his wife, Samuel
Young, and James Hix, «pecial!y
appointed Guardian for Will! tain
Young and Henry Young, who are
infauts u-der the age of twenty one
yt-ars, Deii's.
'jT'HE defendants John Young,
^Read, and N.mjiy his wife, anc
el Young not having entered their/
ance and given security acccuUiu
I act of the General Assembly ana
of this Court, and it appearing to _
isfactiou of the Court that they are
habitants of this state, On the motion
ihe complainants by tneir counsel, It is p, a
dered,.that the said defendants John Young,
James Head and Nancy tut wife, and baniu
(£l Young, do appear here on the fit si day
of September Court next and answer the
cumplamanis bill, and tnat a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of
the puolic News-Papers pricted in the ci.
ty ot Richmond for iwu nionths successive*
ly, and also posted at the front doer of the
Court House of this county,
A Copy Teste,
_ F, WATKINS, Clk.
Messrs. Robert Randolph R Richard
Raoduiph,
'J'AKE notice tnat we shall by virtue of
a commission by us for that purpose
ohta4ned, proceed at Chesteifield Court
House in the State ot Virginia, on the 8th
of Gainer next, to take lue dcposiuuwnf i
sundry witnesses tobe*ead in <.viden^ vtv
ouii ucpcnaitig u> lie court ot i#
States for the itn circuit uud VJgimL
district, wherein you are pit*. aiuMjohv
Bitie Adm’r. of John Randolph dec^kn^tt '
Archer executor ot John Archer d*kL
Dongald Ferguson, Janies Kobti Uon, lUS*' f
uert Kobinbon, Charles Ruche and Joha
Archer jun, are defendants.
Donga Id Ferguson,
James Robertson,
Robert Robinson,
Charles Roche,
John Archer.
w8t p.
Land For Sale.
/''VN the 1st of September next, will be
w offered for sale, at public auction on
the premines, that valuable J
lJlantatidu& Tavern,
Belonging to the estaVof Tfcps. S. Thom >
son, deceased, lying iiffcun^Terland cou
at the fork, of KuckiiighaVXid Guinea
It is an excellent stand^fed the sit
admirably calculated public L,
l ue house is large^m! c\venient,
good stables. A Luther shiscripno i
presumed unnecessary, as no jWrson woul *
purchase without first viewing\ie prtmu
ses. The terms will be made known on
the day of sale by the subscribers.
SALLY H. THOMPSON, Adm’x.
ANLiVV. HUGHES.
JOS. BRACKETT.
August 1st, 1810. T>twp
A FT EK the fifteenth of the pr
month the r.ubscriber can aocor
j SMALL Bt)\S wiMi ‘
• v 11'. N(. i •• LODGING r.
Thirty dollar^p^t quarter, paid ir. a<J
CHILES TEURi.
, Richmond, August in, mo. wftp