The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-06 00:00:00, page 4

[BY AUTHORITY.]
'LAW OF THU 17.Y1TED STATES: |
AN ACT
staling appropriations for the support of govern
ment during the year cr.e thous.imt cght hundred
•mil ten.
BE it enacted by the Senate avd House of Re
presentatives nf the United States of Arneri
o. in Confess a.tsernbiea'. That for the expentli
tureot the civil list, in tb** present year, including
the cxjntingrr.t cxpences of flie several depart
ments and offices ; fur the compensation of the se
■veral loan officers and their ch*rks. and for hooks
andstationary for the same ; for the payment of
annuities and grants ; for the support of the mint
establishment; for the expence of intercourse
•with foreign nations ; For the support • f light
houses, beacons, buoys and public, piers ; fur tie
fraying the expenres of surveying the pihlic
lands, and fur satisfying certain miscellaneous
claims ; the following sums he, and the same
Jterchy are respectively appropriated, that is to’
For comppnr.ation granted by law to the mem
bers of the Senate and House of Rcprest ntativi s,
th'eir < flirt rs anti attendants, estimated tor a ses
sion of fourth months and a half continuance, two
hundred and one thousand four hundred & twen
ty five dollars
For therxpence of fire wood, stationary, prin
%ing, and all other contingent expenres of the
two Houses of Congress, thirty-four thousand
dollars.
For all contingent expenres of the Library of
Congress, and for the librari in’s allowance for the
year one thousand eight hundred and ten, eight
hundred dollars.
For compensation to the President and Vice
President of the United Slates, thirty thousand
dollar*.
For compensation to the Secretary cf State,
cleiks 8nd pnsons employed in that department,
including the sum of onc tlmusand four hundred
ar.d seventy eight dollars for compensation to his
clerks, in addition to the sum allowed bv the act
of the twenty first of April, one thousand eight
hundred and six, fourteen thousand anti thirty
eight dolls
For the incidental and contingent exj>enc.e9 of
the said department, one thousand three hundred
»nd fi!iy*doUurs. .
I or printing and distributing tiie laws of the
«rst and second session of the eleventh Congress,
e*nd printing the laws in news papers, six thou
tsand two hundred and fifty dolis
, For compensation to ilie secretary of the trea
(aury,cierks and persons employed in his . ffice,
including the sum of one thousand dollars fin
•lerk hire, in addition to the stint allowed by the
«ct of the twenty-first of April, one thousand
eight hundred and six, sixteen thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For the expence of translating foreign langua
allowance to the person employed in ti ans
mitting par sports and sea-letters, and for station
ary in the office of the Secretary ol'the Treasury,
one thousand dolls.
For coTTjter.sation t® the comptroller of the
treasury, cletks and persona employed in his of.
tire, including the sum of one thousand six hun
dred and thirty nine dollars for compensation to
his clerks, in addition to the sum allov ed by the
«ct of the twenty first of April, one thousand
•ight hundred and six, fourteen thousand six hun
dred and sixteen dolls.
For exprnce of stationary, printing, and inci
dental and contingent expcnccs of the comptrol
ler’* office, eight hundred dolls
Far compensation to the Auditor of the Trea
sury, clerks and persons employed in his office,
twelve thous-r.d two hund.ed and twenty one
dollars.
For exp-gee of stationary, printing and inci
d. ntal and conting»i>t expellees of the Auditor’s
officers, five hundred dolls.
For compensation to the Treasurer, clerk? and
persons employed, in his office, six thousand two
hundred and twenty seven dollars and forty five
cents
For exponce of stationary, printing and inci
dental and contingent cxpences in the Treasurer’s
office, three hundred dolls.
For compensation to the Register cf the Trea
son y, clerks and persons • mployed in his nflv e,
sixteen thousand and fifty two dollars and two
cents.
For compensation to the messenger and door
Iter per of the R g-.ster’s <>ffi -.c, for stamping and
arranging the slop registers, ninety dollars
For expence of stationary, printing and all o
ther ii cideiital and contingent cxpei ces in the
Register’s office, including books for the public
stocks, and for the arrangement of the murine re
cords, two thousand eight hundred dollars.
For fuel and other contingent and incidental
©spruces of the Treasury Department, four thou
sand dollars.
For defraying the exprnce of printing and sta
linr the public accounts for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ten, one thousand two
hundred dollars
For the purchase of boots, maps and charts,
Tor the use of the treasury department, four hun
dred dollars.
For compensation 1o a superintendent employ
ted to secure the buildings and records of the tre»
•ury department, during the year one thousand
eight hundred and ten, including the expence of
two watchmen, tire repairs of l\^o fire engines,
buckets, lanthorns, and other incidental and con
tingent expences, one thousand one bundled dol
lars.
For compensation to the secretary of the com*
aiissioners ofthe Sinking Fund, two hundred St
fifty dolls.
For compensation to the Secretary of War,
clerks and persons employed in his office, eleven
thousand two hundred and fifty dolls.
For expence of fuel, stationary, printirg and
other contingent expences of the o dice of the Se
cretary of War, one thousand dolls
For compesation’to the Accountant or the War
Department, clerks and persons employed in his
office, ten thousand nine hundred and ten dollars
For contingent expences in the < ffice of the
Accountant of the War Department, one thou
sand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks employed in the
pay master’s officii, three thousand four hundred
dollars,
For contingent eSpences in the said office, two
hundred dollars.
For compensation of additional clerks in the of
fieeof’hc Soperiuteudant of Indian trade, eigit
hundred dollars.
For compensation to the purveyor of public
supplies, clerks, and persons employed in Ida of
fice, and for exprnce <.f ntationary, store rent, and
fuel for the said office, iOur thousand six hundred
dollars.
For compensation to the Secretary of the Na
vy, rinks and pri sons employed in hU office,
Time thousand right hundred n'»d ten dollars
For expence of fuel, Mationtiiy, panting and
other contingent expences in the said office, two
thousand dollars.
For comjienshtion to the Accountant of the N i
Yy, clerks, and persons employed in fits office,
ten thousand four hundred and ten dollars
For contingent t'rtpenci s in the office of thr
Accountant o, the Navy, one thousand dollars.—
For compensation to the post matter general,
assistant po&t master general, clerks, and persons
employed in the post master g: neral’s office, in
chiding the sum of hue thoiKutt l five hundred
*»nd forty five dolls'* for ear x-nsalion to chuk*
in addition to the sum allowed hy the act of the
Ul i of April, one thousand right lltindnd and
my, «.ixU’ ii thousand dollars
F >1 • xpeucenffui 1, candles, house rent for the
P «r'-’j-rr, *i ii«i'i..rv, cheat', Ur. pertaining to
• i p «*»t in ' t' neral’s ohi.c, two thousand
firt hundred u^uats,
For compensation to the several tom officers, *’
tlibtcin thousand two hundred and fifty dulhrt.
For compensation to the clerks of the com
missioneH ofloim, wvl for allowances to certain
loan officers in lieu of clerk hire, anti to defray
toe authorised expence of the several loan offices,
fiiVen thousand dollars.
F r compensation to the Surveyor General and
his clerk*, tluee thousand t wo hundred dollars
For compensation to the Surveyor of the lands
south of the state ot Tennessee, clerks, employ
ed in his office, and for stationary and other eon
lingenries, three thousand two humlre«l dollsrs.
For compensation to the officers of the mint.—
The Director, two thousand dollars
The Treasurer, one thousand two hundred
dollars -
The Assayer, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
The Chief Coiner, one thousand five hundred
dollars. (
The Meltcr & Refiner, one thousand five hun
dred dollsrs.
The t-ngraver, one thousand two hundred dol
lars.
i One Clerk at srven hundred dollars, and
| Two Cl< rks at five hundeed dollars each ; one
1 thousand dollars.
For wa^.'s to the persons employed in the dif j
ferent branches of m Iting, coining', carpenter’s
mill-right’s, and smith’s work, including the sum i
I of one thousand chill>«rs per annum, allowed to j
nti assistant coiner and die forger who also over
secs the execution df the iron work, and of six
hundred dollars per annum, allowed to an assis
; taut engraver, eight thousand dollars.
! For repairs of furnaces, cast rollers and screws,
timber, bar iron, lead, steel, potash, and f ir ill u
ther contingencies of the mint, two ih<>us.,nd sev
| ei* hundred and seventy five dollars.
For compensation to the Governor, Judges,
land Secret rv d the territory ol Orleans, thirteen
| thousand d>1 jis
j For rxpciice of stationary and other contingent
J i xp, n- cs of the said territory, three hundred and
• fi'i' dollars
; Fore mpensation of the Governor, Judges, and
! Secretary of the Mississippi tcrritcry, seven thou*
i sand eight hundred dollars :
I h-n expeuce o! stationary, office rent, and oth
, cr c nting-nt exp.mces of said territory, Hires
| hundred ..hdfifty dollars.
| For compete, ation to the Governor, Judges and
, Secretary -at ;!n- Michigan territory, six thousand
s.x hundred dollars.
I or execnc.es ot stationary, offi-e rent, and
other contingent cxpences oft he said territory,
three hundred dollars
l ot com|KMisj(»!on to I lie Ooveroor, Judges and j
Stcreluiy of the Indiana territory, six thousand
S'X hull i)eii dollars.
Fur expence of stationary, office vent, Et other
contingent expellees of the said territory, three
hundred am: fifty dollars.
For compensation to the Governor, Judges and
Secretary ot the Louisiana territory, six thousand
six hundred dollar*. .
Foi expence of stationary, offi :e rent, and o
tlu-r contingent cxpences of tlie said territory,
three hundre d and fifry dollars
for compensation to the Governor, judges and
Secretary <>t the Illinois territory, six thousand six •
hundred dollars ;
For expense of stationary, office rent, and oth
er contingent expenses of said territory, three
hundred and fiity dollars :
For the discharge of such demands against the
United Slates, on account of the civil department,
not otherwise provided for, as shall haw been ad
niitted in » due course ofsettlcment at the trea- i
sury, two thousand dollars. .|
For additional compensation to the clerks in the
several departments of state, treasury, war and
navy, and ot the general post office, not exceeding
for each department respectively, fifteen per cen
turn, in addition to the sums allowed hy the act,
intituled “ An act to regulate and fix the com
! pensAtion of clerks, and to authorise the laying!
J out certain public roads, ami for other purposes,” (
thirteen thousand two hundred and sixty nine dol
lars and thirty two cents :
For compensation granted by law to the chief
justice, the associate judges, and district judges
m the United Slates, including the chief justice,
and two associate judges for the district of Co
lumbia ; to the attorney general, and to the dis
tnct judge of the territory of Orleans, fifty nine
thousand four hundred dollars :
For the like compensation granted to the neve
rat district attornies of the United States, three
thousand four hundred dollars :
For compensation granted to the several mar
shals for the districts of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, New Jersey, North Caiohn:., K.-ntuc
ky, Ohio, East and \Vrst Tennessee, and Orleans,
two thousand two hundred dollars :
For defraying the expenses of the supreme,
circuit, and district courts of the United States,
including the district of Columbia, and of jurors
ami witnesses, in aid of die funds arising from
fines, forfeitures, and penalties, and tor defraying
the expenses of prosecutions for offences against
the United States and for the safe keeping of pri
soners, forty thousand dollars :
For the payment of sundry pensions granted
by the late government, nine hundred and sixtv
dollars;
l or the payment of the annual allowance to the
invalid pensioner* of the United States, from the
fifth of March, one thousand eight hundred and
ten, to the fourth of »• arch, one thousand eight
hundred and eleven, nineiy eight thousand did
lars.
For the maintenance and support of light hou
ses, beacons, buoy-3, and public piers, sukeages
of channels, bars, and shoals, and certain contm
gent expenses, sixty eight thousand one hundred
and thirty one dollars and four cents :
For erecting a light house at St Simon’s isl
and in Geoagia, ami placing buoy or buoys on or
near the bur of St. Simon’s, being ibe balance of
farmer appropriations carried to the surplus fund,
nine thousand and fifty dollars :
For erecting a beacon and placing buoys near
tbe entrance of Susannah river, being an expence
incurred under the act of the sixteenth of July, |
seventeen hundred and ninety eight, (a former
appropriation for the same object having been (tar
ried to lh« credit of the surplus fund) two thou
sand four hundred and ninety lour dollars and
eighty nine rents :
For electing light houses at the mouth of the
Mississippi river, and at or near the pitch of Look
out, in North Carolina ; being the amount of an
additional appropriation caaried to the surplus
fund, fifty five thousand dollars :
For building a light house at Naushawn island
near 1'arparlin cove, in Massachusetts, bemg a
balance of former appropriations carried to the
silt plus fund, two thousand four hundred and se
venty five dollars s
For rebuilding the light house on North Island
<t the entrance of YV inyaw bay, in South Caroli
na, being the amount of appropriation carried to
the surplus fund, twenty thousand dollars*
For fixing buoys and stake* it} and along the
channel in Wlnwaw fray, leading to the harbor
of Gt <•!girtown, South Carolina, being the amount
ff ppropriati.ui (.artied to the surplus fund, one
thousand five hundred dollars :
For erecting a light house, on point Judith,
Rhode Island, in addition to the appropriation
heretofore mule for that purpose, two hundred 1
dollars :
For defraying ti e expence of surveying the
public Ism's, within the revend terri’ories of
Hi" United States, thirty thousand dolfvs *
For repaying the bank of the U tited Suites, a
sum advanced to the late collector of New Or
leans, to enable him to pay drawbacks, one hun
dred thousand dollar*.
For expcnccs of intercourse wth f »rejgn na
lion*,, forty nine thousand four hundred doll us.
For the contingent expenre* of intercourse
with foreign nations, fifty thous.an ' dollars.
For cxpcncet of inteicotirse with the Uurbai^
sower#, fitly thousand dollars.
Forth** continent expences of Intercourse
with the Barb tty powers, fifty thousand dollars.
For the relief ami protection of distressed A
merican seamen, including the sum ot twenty
thousand dollars to reimburse the bankers of the
United States in London, nod others, sums here
tofore adrspeed by them for this object, twenty
five thousand dollars
Forexpencea of prosecuting claims and appeals
in the courts of Great Britain, in relation to cap
lures ol American vessels, and defending causes
elsewhere, six thousand dollars
To enable the accounting officers nf the trea
suiy formally to pass the ace *unu of Tim thy
P'ckermg, late Secretary lorthe department i>!
State, the sun* of seventy thousand five i.und vil
and eighty three dollars and eleven cents, being
the amount of tortner appropriations of trioi-ics re
ceived ansi expended by him in tli a <b-pti tin-ut.
by the application ot surplusscs in some artteUs
and appropriations to others in which the appro
priations wer e deficient.
For the discharge of sucli misesil menus cl dm.
against the United States, not otherwise prov<e
ded for, as |hlll have be*-n admitted in due < ours
of settlement at the treasury, lour thousand dol'
iars.
Sf.c. 2. And be it farther enacted. That the se
veral appropriations herein b* fore made, shall he
paid and discharged out of the fund T six torn
dred thousand dollars, reserved by an act in king
provision tor the debt of the United States, and
out of any monies in the treasury not otherw ise
separated.
J. B. VARN'UM,
Speaker of the House of Pepresen* atikes
GEO CLINTON
Vice President of the Un:ted Statci,
and Precedent of the Senate.
A r pro v ed,
JAMES MADISON.
February 25, 181U.
. vVe ie irn that Mr. Blolget, of Wash*
ing'on city, recently obtained a complete awl a
curate return of all the banks in the U uted S—
On tin* 1st of April last, the number of B iitks
w as 10.3. and of the branche 3 ), making in all
133 The nom n »l ap t lofitic whole of these
banks exceed» fifty eight millions of dolla- t.
\ T O ITCE. — All persons indebted to tile es
i. si tale ot Mi Rob' rt G ■ mble, ilec’d are rr
quested to come forward 4*. settle their accounts
Those wiio h,ve claims against tiie estate, will
please m he them known io
JOHN G GAMBLE, Administrator.
M.i i 15 w 8 v
INCH w\s-H.'(Y — Buckingham M .y Court,
1810.
Cary Drew and El zabeth liis wife, .dmimstra
tor and administratrix of Charles Taliaierr , •!«:
ceased, Plaintiff
Vs
John Baskcrville, jr. and Robert Burton,
Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, anil it apjx ar
*nff <«> the satisfaction of the court, that the de
fendant, Baskerviilc, is not an inhabitant of this
state : It is ordered and dec-ccd, That unless .the
defendant Baskerville shall appear here at An
g-usl term next, and answer the plaintiff ’s bill,
the court will then proceed to take the same fir
confessed, and decree the matter thereof nrcor
♦ >»nd that a copy of this order be forth
wit.i published in some publico-ws paper of the
city f Richmond, to; two mouths successively,
and another copy be posted up at tlie courthouse
door of tiiis county.
A Copy.
J?. JELDR1DGE, jr. n c.
*May
25. w8w|)
ML GRE I I ER, Jeweller and Silversmith,
opposite Gamble’s corner, M ■ui-strc. t—
Grateful lor the liberal encouragement he lias re- !
ceived since his commencement in business, in
forms Ins friends and customers, lie has selected
for cash, in New York and Philadelphia, an ex.
tensive assortment of articles in his line, among
which are. the following, viz: Pearl and Top ,z
Bracelets, Breast Hun, Rings and Eirrings, pla
ted Tea Setts, complete, bread and cake Baskets,
Candlesticks with u.idwithout branches, Castors,
Bottle stands, swords, Epmletts, Sic which, m
addition to his former slock, renders his assort
ment very general
0C/* N. B. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
June 15._ vuf
[FOURTEEN HUNDRED Sacks LWeip. ol
‘ Ground Salt. Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Raj.!
sms in b >xes and Kegs, Copperas, 8 by 10 and 12
■>y 10 Window Glass, White Lead, tk Spanish
Brown, Havanna Segara, Playing Cards, Dimi
ties, Oz'ihiirgs—and
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
For sale by—
MOB MYERS.
M -y 25.
2wk w4 .v
BA X’ I EltbLA P A PER • (VI iL>i>S.-Thotc v»n
wish to encourage tlie manufactures ot theii
own state are informed, that they can lie suppli
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any quantities
PRICKS AS FOLLOWS:
Fine Letter Piper Vellum, 55
4 75 'l
Do. do. Laid,
4 50
Fools Cap No. 1.
4 374
Do. No 1.
3 37i
Do. No .
3 124
Polio Post Vellum,
9 50
Do. Laid,
9
Fine Printing Medium,
5 SO
I)o
4 50
Excellent Wrapping Paper, . **2v»
1 12J
fj* A liberal discount made to wholesale pui
chasers
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER & Co.
AllgUSt 4 U'tf
BI virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the
8th day of August, 1807, and recorded in
the General Court ; Will no idd, for ready mo.
nty, on Thursday, the i2ih o» July next, the
LOTS & II O U S E S,
Nr ir Bdvidere, now in thu n. cupuicy of Mrs.
Price. I’lie sole will take place on the premises,
at 11 o'clock, a m
A R VENABLE, 7 _
SAMVEL McCUAJV, $ T,u*,"u
jnne 8 wil2Ju1v
I.^or SAf.R. THREE TRACTS OF LAND,
lying ii-.r Charlotte Court-H iu^e •
One of rir iy acres, in a half mile of said
Court House, at the fork of the roads leading
t-a C >1 »\s IkCiaik's ferrys’ j running across both
roads, ,»nd t .king in a suimII point b:tween them,
admiraoly situated fora Tsvernof St re
Anot er of ove hundred axd thirty
non r rcivs, upon Clark’s ferry ro.nl, jo shunt
three (purlers of a mile of said Court-House
having a very good Spring on itThose tracts
are without improvements
Anotlicrot nine hundred and twenty
"-even .icres, in three m.ies of said Court
House, lying upon little Knanoak River, c m
taming by estimation, one hundred and seventy
or eignty a-res of Low Grnund*t'fgo<idqiidity
l ius tract has mn ol improvement*, with a fresh
plantation, -and adj ment to ns good a range as
any in the County I am resolved to sell, and ,
wdl take young Negroes in part pay—Any per
.on Wishing to purrh isc, may apply to the Sub
scriber living at Hali' C.«m H *s*
THOMAS II. READ.
May 25/
TIIIUT? DCI.LARS REWARD. Rant.:
way from the subscriber, in ftfecklenburg
County, some time in the month of Fcbriim
last, a mulatto man slave named TOM
GRAVES by trade a blacksmith ; he is aboti’
5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, with straight bin- k
hair, bow-l« gged an*l stoops in his shoulders,
hi* nose turns up, ami when spoken to, isverx
apt to snuff lie went off in company wi»i>
a mulatto fellow, by tne name of Billy, belonging
to Mr. Ge-»rg~ Field.—They are supposed t<
have procured free passes under the name of
Mayo Whoever will apprehend the said slave
and secure him in any Jad so that l get him a
gain, slid) bo entitled to the above reward.—All
masters of vessels are forwurned from harbour
mg or carrying him off.
GEORGE TARRY.
May 15 u8w
CITY OF IUCHMOj\D ;
Extracts from An Ordinance p used l>v the Com
tnon U'llLuJ said City, on the \l\ih June. 1810,
entituied, * An nr din wee. to amend <he ordinance
for re^ulat’ng waggons, drays ar.a carts, ami Jot
oth~r f.-u p is- s."
T> . tt ordained. £>c That from and after the
U first il-.y of J tmary next, no licence shall be
granted by the C.erk of the Common 11 d) toanv
pefson wishing to employ any waggon, dray or
oait, for hire, within this city, unless the driver
thereof be a while person, with this special ex
ception, th t in illc-t-.es where licences l ave al
ready heel, obi oned for drivers \vh > are slaves &
who shall be tcinallv the property of the owner
of such waggon*, drays or carts, at the time
when this ordinance shall be published, such l i
ren< c m iy he r» newed & continued until the 3lst
December, 1-811, and no longer. Aiul all licen
ces which nv».y hereafter be granted in each and
every ye.tr, -hull expire m the 31st December
ncx. ensuing, tlic time of grunting such licence,
aiul the amount of t-ix shall be apixn-iioned to the
time Ibr which such licence shall i»c granted.
And l>c it further ordained. That no person slinl
ke.'jj lor hire, any gig, chair, chariot, coaciiee,
Jersey waggon, or oilier pleasure carriage, with
out causing the same to be * ntcred with the
clerk of the common hall, as waggons, drays and
1 arts are i r.'errd ;5 and the penalties for fading
to enter, mark of number, shall be the sam -n*
r-specting drays, carts, and waggons,f and the
p bee muter may, in lik- manner ami with the
s or -. ff.-ct. enter his obje« tions to any driver or
drivers Provided, That the clerk of the com
mnn lull shall previously to registering and gr-.nt
mg such licence, for any such Cam .ge, tak- bond
w; h atich security is tie may approve, in the pe
n.-.hv of two hundred <1 dla 3, conditioned that no
nr grp or mnl itto shall he permit ed to use the
t ime x ept in the rapacity of maid or servant,
to some lady or gentleman hiring or riding there
in.
Teste,
^ HE PPA CD, Clerk Common Hall.
_J"nn 2y w3w
J'l) :t !s, the carriage is to he numbered, and
the mu )ihor, with the name nfthe owner, and also
of the driver, entered by the clerk in a book to
b< kepi for that purpose.
f Which is S 4 for every and each offence,
t That is, it is his duly previously to the 1st day
ot J .mmry, in every year, to make report to the
clerk of the common hall of such drivers as are.
in his opinion, improper pet sons to drive any such
carriage, and Ute clerk shall, upon receiving
such representation, refuse h licence in favor <‘>f
any owner of such carriage to be driven by the
same driver.
\ I TACHMENT IN CHANCERY._At :t
couit held for Buckingham county, the 11th
day <>t June, 1810
Robert Shaw St Co P.t'ffs,
Roland West anil John West, D^fts.
ON the motion of the |.l .'mutts, by tlieu- .ttor
i.ty, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the di fendant Roland is not an inh ibi
t.mi of this st tie : It ts ordered and decreed Tout
Unless the sai<l Roland shall appear here on or be
fore September court next, and an .wer the bill
ofliie plaintilis, the court, will then proceed to
take the same for confessed as to him, and de
cree the matter thereof accordingly, an I that a
copy of this order be forthwith pu‘ dished in some
public news paper, ot the city of Richmond, for
two months succesively, and another copy be pos
ted up at the front door of the court house of this
county
A Copy.
B. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D C.
June 25 v4,v
LANL) FOR SALE.— By virtue of an act of
tiie General Assembly of Virginia, passed
lb. 22d d:.j of January, 1810 : Will be sold, at
public iiuri ion, at Matthews court house, on Mon
day, the 13'h August next, if fair, otherw ise the
next fair day, on a credit of one, two and three
yenrs; the TRACT OF LAND containing a
bout 500 acres, (In lots or the w hole together, as
may best suit the purchasers, and promote the
public int. r st.) lying in the coti.Uy ot Matthews,
called Kingston Parish Glebe I, .ml Tiiis land
is conveniently situated on East river, and pud
ding creek, which abounds with fi.h and oystns,
<n their season, .mil is about on and half miles
from said court house. Further detciip'inn is
deemed unless, as it is expected those in'-1 icd
to purchase will view the premises before the
day of sale. Bonds, with good securitii s, with
u lir.it on the said land, will or rnpoi i l tiy
Perrin irn th. Houldtr Ilud^tns,
IfichtVil Bit.ups, Anthony Hud^nt,
Gabriel Mtlier St nr. Sands Smith
Covimi ssi oners.
jttne 25.
"3.vU
A B ARG AIN —I wish to lea*e the H ty-Mar
ket Gardens. f > r sierm nl' ywars A large
'*»rve stor, B -k House, near the basin, for rent
Apply to J t. Price, or ’he ub^.-ibn,.
SAMUEL OVERTON.
J'M* _ Wjwll
VJ A LU ABLE J.ANl) FOR SALE—The
subscriber will *di, and give immediate
possession, of tint well known estate, called
Blenheim, situated on the south west mountains,
in the county of Albemarle, contninu g by late
sifrvey*. two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres: this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth nl Wheat and I'obacro, and considered
crpial in fertility to any adjacent there:©, is
about six miles from Milton, f om which pla^e
there is an easv navigation for hatteanx to the citv
ol Richmond. On the premises isa large commodi
oils dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
its situation, and other advnnt fr. 9, makes it a
desirable residence for a genteel family. It will
he sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers_
F irther p .rliculars made known by Captain John
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Kiddy, Hal
timore, or J. rosS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
Culpepper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,
also H .uses and L .tls, pleasantly and advanta
geously situated on th. il.il and Mainstrcct, in
the town of FedericWui; g.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1 tf
AT ALU AM LF. I’MOPfiRTY I OR SaLK
▼ The aubsciiber is authorised m sell tlir
l.rg. commodious BRICK llUlLDIMl.un
Hie M on Stiect on SWkcr H it, at pies. »,t o« -
cupi-d iv Mr. Kivalain—Also, the .«ms|| RK I CK
HOUSE, next above the one in which M -. K,*
a s!.m lives, and the two WOODEN TENE
MEN PS bet ween the last mentioned house m,'
Mrs. Jirsxiou’s—For partK.ul r« rmn ,,f
.. „ THOS. TAYLOR.
May 29, 1810. u
TEWl* ADAMS V frtf wV at MX r..,w
4 and Miscellaneous Boot-Sto-e, and Circu
lating Librrt'r ; * *'<'n*nrnrr■■tit of—
Patent and Family Medicine*.
Pr?p»i¥(l h\ Michael l.'-c and Co Baltimore-—~
For the preservation of htaldi and cure nf disen*
ses. the fdlowmg celebrated Medicines are
coiifiden’l'y recommended, v>z :
Lee's Anti-Bilious Pills Fur the prevention and
cure of liilions and Malignant Fevers
The operation of these piils is perfectly mild—•
so hs to be used with su ety by persons in every
situation and ot every sgc
They are excello* tly udapted to carry off su
perfluous bile, and prevent its morbid seerctip
to restore and amend the npp.-tite, produce *
free perspiration, anil thereby prevent colds,
which art* often of fatal consequences—a dose ne
v.*r fails to remove a cold, if takt n on its first ap
pearance. T^iey arc celebrated fir removinjc ha
b tin I costivenes—sickness at the stomach and
s**vare head ach* —and ought to be taken by all
persons on a change of c*:mate.
They have been found remark ibly efficacious
m preventing and cutting disorders attendant on
lonjc voyage?, snd should be procured and carc
fully preservetl fir tie* by ev rv scan sit.
Lee's Worm 1) greying I.ozcngct.
i his medicine, wlii'.h s as innocent and
mib.l as it n certain and «- fl» acinus in its op- r<
tion, cannot injure the smallest infant, should m
worms exist in the body- but will without p»in
r r griping rl. ause the stomach and bowels of
whatever is foul or offe nsive, and thereby pre
vent the production of worms, and many fatal
disorders.'
I-rds xir. A sovereign r-mdy for cold*,
obstinate coughs, Catarrhs, asthmas, sore throats,
and approaching consumptions.
To parents who may have children (.filleted
with the whooping cough, this discovery is of
the first magnitude, as it affords immediate re
lief, checks the progress, and in a short time re
moves the mrt cruet disorder to whi h children
i :irc bablc—The Elixir is so pcrrectly agreemle,
and tite dose so small that no difficulty arises iu
taking ir
Lee's Grand Restorative, Proved by long and
extensive experience to be absolutely Hipar diet*,
ed irt the cure of Nervous disorders, Cnnsnmp
tions, lowness of spirits, loss of appetite, impu
rity of blood, hysterical affections, inward weak*
nesses, violent cramps in the stomach and bade*
indigestion, melancholy, gout in the stomach, in
voluntary emissions, pains in the limbs,, retain
i ti >ns, obstinate gleets, fluor albus (or whites} im«
| potency, barrenness, Stc See.
I if tlltble ague andJev-r drops.—For the cure
[ ol Agues, Remittent and intermittent Fevers _
Lee's Genuine Essence and Extract of Mustard,
, **. »!••» vuctumi m. .uniy lor acute and
! ohrortir Rheumatism, gout, p.tUy, lum'iaijo,
numhm ss, white swellings, chilblains, sprains,
bruises, pains in the face, n cfc. &n.
Let ’s Sovereign . Ointment for the Itch, A pre
paration which for peasants Si.rase. safety end
expedition, g-ves olace to no application wtiate
'|rr—free from mercury, or any pernicious ingre
j dient and unattended with that troublesome md
tormenting smirt which generally accompanies
other medicines, pr* p..red lor the same pm pose.
This vegetable remedy is so mild, yet efli acinus
that it may be used with the uUn si safety on the
most delicate pregnant lady, or on a child not a
week old
L?e's Genuine Eye Water, A sovereign remedy,
for all diSrases of .he Eyes, whether the ef
fect oi natural weakness or of accident
Lee's G •name Persian Lo'ton, S > celebrated a
mong ttie i isnioo hie Mii-nugliout Europe as aa
inraliiablc cosmetic, perfectly innocent and s .fer
free Irom corrosive and repellent muerals, (the
basis of other lot »n«) and o* uoparuielled efficacy
in preventing »nd removing blein slies in tlie face
and skin of every kind, piirtwulaily heckles, pim
|<l< s, pits, after sdtall p ;x, mfl -matory redness*
scurfs, tetters, ringw Hino sun burns, prickly
lieat, prem dure wrinkles, Tc T i.- He-d.,,
tion operates mildly wtlumt im ding tbu nut
ural pei spiration which is essentia■ t,- l»t-ulih_T
yet its effects are speedy and permanent, Jen.
deiing the-.ki i d dicai ly soft and ciear, imrirov*
ing t.hc complex on and restoring the Mourn of
youth.
D /mist Ltp Salve.
Tooth Ache Drjps Toe nly re nedy y#t disco
vered winch gives immediate and lasting relict
in i lie ir.ost si xcre instances.
Anodyn* Elixir, for the cure of every kind of
Hrad- Ache.
-Iletiorative Tooth Powder, {•.jr the Taeth and
The Indian Vegetable Specific, For the cur« of
Venereal compla nts.
The proprietors think it necessary to remind
the public that those Medicines have been for se
veral years prepared f>v the late Richard Lee and
, Son, to whom they are the imnr.edute success
I ora—the good effects of which are authenticated
i hy some of our mist lospectable citizens_
i Without attending to our signature the pur.-h. s
ers may be disappointed l»v re eivu.g no benefit,
1 not having our genuine Medicine*.
To detect counterfeits, observe each article
has on the outside wrapper, the signature of_
MICHAEL LEE ANI) C(J.
RICHARD LEE AND ' ON.
June 29 f 6t
J AJt 4SUNT DEPARTMENT
I 'ay '23 1810.
j \17IKiREAS in cnr.firmUy 'vitii llie j»r.»vi.
v » h o t>: made by l.i’v fi t the reimburse*
m*»nl of the Exchang'd Six Per Cent. Stock, ere*
alrd by the second section of the act, entitled
“ An act, supplementary to flic ur*. jntitul d art
act making provision f -r tor rob motion of the
whole of the public debt of the United Stales ”
P',s"' (1 • n the 1 ltli dr.y of February, 1807. it has,
be n detr* miii- d cy the CcmmisRionern of the
Siikirg Fund, that t ie residue of the Principal
of saiil stock should be reimbursed on the first
day of J :nuwry next ; Public Notice is there*
fire given t > tfis* Popri: tor. of the Certificate*
of Exchanged Six Per Cent. Stock, crest; d by the
act aforesaid, that tlie principal of the whole a*
mount of said stork not here of jre reimbursed
will, on surrender of ;Ue ccitili.-.it ,,t paid no
tile ft-St u:*y of January, 1811. to the respective
stockholders, or their l*'ga» ItJ,pt'CscniaUvcs or
attornies duly constituted, either at the Treasu
ry or at the L uioffl.se where the stork thus to
be reimbursed, nviy then stand ci edited to the
proprietors thereof
It ia far'her made known for the information
ot the parties concerned, that no t.-an f rs r.fcer*
tifi -ntea of Exchanged Six Per Cent. Stock from
tin: Books of the Treasury, or of any Cmnnis
rioner of Loans, will be al'owed after the first
*' iy of I).-comber next ; and that^lhe interest on
the whole amount of said stork rwill cease and
determine on the day preceding the day here*
by fixed for the reimburse mo it thereof
A i a ii i Gam.a i iv,
Secretary of the Trentu".
• -Jt,t>cg * ' m‘ J'»n*
T> V virtue ut a deed of uust, executed by J -mea
Hurt, to the subscriber, to satisfy and p iy n
•urn of money therein mentioned, doe to J ilin F.
Price : W"dl be s-dd, for ready money, on the
27lii day of this present month, ut the E igle Ta
vern, the brick HOUSE 4* LOT, belonging to
the said Hurt, lying and being in be city of Rich
mond, on the street running pariliel with lhe«
north aide of the basin of the canal, as particular*
lydescribed in the sail. deed.
«m. D WREN, Trus’ee.
june 19. ,ds
"•* The « tie of the above property is p iatpo
ned to the 21st July, when it wifi positively take
pl.ee
june 26 «d«
R iTa' n k s.-~T
or rvr.nY im-sChip i to".
FOR bsiLli AT CM lb 04 PICK,