Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-11-20 00:00:00, page 3

The lot* of 21 vessels cf a ftect iff convoy «
of! Martrxnd is contradicted in the Brilisa '
Neptune of Sept SO, which says that ail
weathered the gale txcept one which
foundered.
At the capture of Amboyna the English i
took seven Dutch vessels of war carrying ,
from 18 to 8 guns, together with 49 mtr. ! ,
chant vessels, being seven ships, live brigs |
fit’eca *!c*ps, three junks and umetrics I1
plows all richly laden.
Penal Code of China.
By the laws of China, the authors of ail <
anonymous accusation* against others are
- j, .>shed with, death, although such accu*
aation* prove true [ Their laws respect
ing divorce are not less curicu*, though to
our fair country women they will, no doubt
ifppear very rfrbitary. A husband can put
liis wile away, it he substantiate one of the
following causes t lasciviousues, disregard
of her husband’s parents, talkativeness, or
au envious and suspicious temper*
London, Sept. 26.
We understand that a letter has been
received in London from Ireland, writ
ten by a high authority in that coun
try, stating that a Very unpleasant
transaction had occurred there, on
which it bad been deemed necessary
to publish a Gazette extraordinary
front the castle of Dublin. It was,
that the Dorncgal militia had had a ,
severe engagement with a large party
of the thrashers, near Tuam, the re
sult of which had been, that the popu
lace had ultimately been dispersed,
but not before many lives had been
lost, and among them from 20 to 30
of the militia*
Baltimore, Nov. 14*
Commutika'ed for the Federal Gazette.
Liverpool, 6th Oct. 1810*
The unhappy state in which the mo
nied and commercial interests of this
country at present stand, has sensibly
affected our prices, and caused seve
ral forced sales to be made, which have
further depressed our cotton market.
Good Uplands have been sold at 13:1.
and we cannot quote higher than 14(1.
unless it was loi a lew picked bags of
a favourite mark for which,perhaps 14
l-2d might be given.
The same remark may be applied to
New O. leans, which may be estimated
at I4d a Hid per lb. Until wc have
something more decided in the mercan
tile world., we can cio little more than
quote prices, as various shocks which
almost every mail brings, prevent us
from forming an accurate judgment of :
our future prospects. Kice 20s a 21s
perewt; Tar 26 a 27s; 'Turpentine 16
a 17s 3d per ciVt; Wheat 14 a 14s 6d
per 70 ibs. and Plnu^ 58s a GOs pe<‘
barrel; .Flaxseed has bs. ea sold as high
as'G8s per hhd. and 70s is expected*
w. & R. RATH BORNE.
BATTLE IN PORTUGAL;
Reii’a Philadelphia Gazette, receiv
ed this morning, speaking of the re
potted battle, observes : “ Capt. Wing
says, that on the day of his departure
from Corunna, a gentleman informed
him, that the news did rot then appear
so agreeable as at first reported.”
IVIr. lieIf then, alluding to the le’ter
the substance of which we yesterday
copied from Bradford’s Ttue Ameri.
can, adds, “ Our researches have not
enabled us to aecertuiu the existence oi
such a letter.”
Philadelphia, November 12.
When the favourite minister ot an anci
ent eastern despot was charg d with mal
administration of the government, and cru
demmd to banlHi.itient, he lugged as a last
favor of his master that some ruined and
desolate town or village in »he country
might be seltC'ed for the p'ace cf hi * resi
dence, and his petition was granted ; but
on diligent search being made ihroujhout
the whole domains, no *uch place could be
found. How, then, said the minister to his
sovereign, c*n tr.at realm be wickedly go.
verned, in ihc whole of which the malice
and ingenu.ty ol my enemie* cannot disco,
ver a single deserted or decaying villa* e
or town? H was instant.y restored to the
affections and confidence ot his mas tr.
We would apply tilts fable to the conti*
Dually and wonderfully increasing prospe
rity of tbe United States, as proved by ihe
roost nuthent e. dot-aments, ah I the dei la
rations of the enemies ol the administration
them rives. Pacts, in this case, speak leu*
her than the declamation and eloquence ot
i% be. most he lie 9.
L A II IMOhlv, Nov. 1G.
F.dward Lloyd, win re-ele-ted
Governor of this bute for ano hi r year
by the General Assembly cn M< ndrty
last. Such repeat d marks of confi
dence aic justly du. to that deserving,
| liberal and patriotic chief in •ttis'.r.r.r.
\ On 1 ue d iy, the ex^cu sve cotin
Jfcil was chosen for the ensuing yen,
S »m« changes hive been made in
that body. ,
The Editors are thankful to the gen
f ileman who has eaabted them t<
. lay ti e following information be
fore their readers. Toe latter ex
tract confirms accounts formerly
received.
Extract of a letter f rom a moat respec
table character, dated Puriv, U'Jll
d-pt. l b to, to hia friend*
" .Vs h r us 1 tan judge, there i;
'K'/ I
'»'> ’v * V4 r* ^
- ! ^
lorns change in the temper of this go- ■
rernment towards the U. States. This
nay arise in part iroro i e.v views
with regard to South America. They
low despair here of being able to
:ompel the Colonies to follow the for
ces of Old Spain—and, are desirous
‘.o promote their oindependencc as the
inly means of diminishing English
influence in that quarter. To protect 1
tnd encourage the neutral intercourse t
if the United States, I am in hopes i
will be considered the best means of l
Attaining this object.” 1
— V ]
Attract of another letter, dated Paris, 27th Sept. t
“ This government will restore to
the owners the balance (after deducing
duties and charges) of the American ;
cargoes which had been sequestered, j
on Congress pas ing a law, directing <
the refunding to French subjects, any
property of theirs condemned under '
the non-intercourse law.” (
I
Washington City, Nov. 15.
Count Phalen, the Russian minister
reached this city some days ago, where we ‘
understand, he will reside during the win.
ter months.
*' _____
In our last we noticed a report of an en
gage menPbetweVn the Frencn and allied
armies on the cornjnent, in which the latter
wfte s-aJB Co be Victorious. This report
wAstat%l imthmEondon papers to be pre
dicated on fnfqgmat ion derived troin an A
rntriCTm Getmil passenger on board the
Hornet, We have authority for 3tating
that this gentleman rentier made or in a.
ny manner sanctioned such a statement.
The rumor, therefore, so far as it is con.
netted with the Hornet, is perfectly ground
less.—Nut. lot.
Washington City, Nov. 17.
By a London paper of the 15th ot
S**pt. last, which is in our possession,
it appears that the declaration ot his
Britannic Majesty, (apparently dis
countenancing the progress ot Inde
pendency . in the Spanish American
colonies, but in reality an official ti
nesse to quiet the r.sing alarms of the
regency of old Spam,j which >vas in
serted in this piint on the 7th inst n:',
was jiublished in a S-pa.iish p «p«i* M. j
Cadiz, and is said to have been ur;gi
nnllv sent to 11: igadici-General L
ard, Governor ot one of the co'o.ie
tak- n from the enemy of G. Britai:.
The publication ol the declaration a
Cadiz more lully ur.vcils the policy o<
it , and, when it is contracted with tut
assurahefcs given to li e deputies bon
Carracas by Lo:d Wellesiey, shew
that he Bruish I ave, for die Lor pc an
Spaniards, “ a language official, * and
for those of America, “.a language
confidentialor^ in plain English,
without aoy coucern for the real wel
Lie of'ci^er, they are determined to
make tfle most ot bodu
Nat. Int.
| AMliS HIVER LAND FOR SALIH—Tit
J subsetiber being sbt.ut to remove to the uppci
I country, v. i l dupose of that
Tract of Land,
| known by die n:mc c.t Miltcn, lyin^ on Janvu
| iwvcr^ and in the ccumy of Chadeu City, abcu
j five miles b l?w the Court II use.
Miltin con a ns by an cIU survey 230 acres.'
I The soil i.i trrlf, and particularly excellent for
j h cu Mire ot wh: at, and fiorn the level surface
which i prtien s, may be imp.over! to the gieat
Cst alvan'sgo.
The situati n ermmanch a beautiful and exten
sive vie* of James Rivtrij tn ing on the 7 M;le
itca< h. Fiihj and wild fowl aie very convenient
in t eir sea-on^, and Oysters may be had in a.
bundanee t on; he Hoars w>Mch p is* ?. mos. ev
cry day in (He Fall and Wi ire inon:hs< —
.' O ’ ..I *• HHlil Vl
HOUsa t^n this (and, w i Ii S . ootrJlar.d a ia ge
p*4aVV-u ’* nr>*’ "• r.°°d c indmfl for the rc.
ce;4io0''->'Va urnil . 1' e otr huunJurc conve.
n erw snlUre now m a toierable stay of repair
He lull a. so svl ;at T»4 ACT <TF LAN1)[
known t> me name oi Uiown’t Quarter^ situat [
e . about 1 1 2 mi cs Irom James KiVrr/ and in!
the coOmy i..» C nar.es City, 3 or 4 mi'ie* below j
the (J u.-. Hi»u,e. This t act originaby contain,
ed 234 ac e b. an old sonrey ; but a small part
ol at the no th end having t>ecn lateiy so d, it
ii supposed uo.« to on ain about 20> acres._
Thi, .and ad u. d witn eacelicn; umber_The
mi! is 'tgh„ and co y to cutivate. and produces
Itiaian corn and lc>e ve y well—.On this laud
i» an unrtu s ti Uwemng const 2d leet by 30—
and a spring of vs a ci, equal to any in die loatr
co m y
Hi wi I alr.o[as Ag n for vtjgi Ann B
Suolhali J sell a p ant.non adjoining the former
one, known by the name ot Vaughan’s, contain.
n.R 2o4 acres—t'ii# tact and Brown’s Qua.ter
• ot;t her from their contiguity will make a misi
Dt.nr ilui and compact p.auta ion —.1 lie soil and
ricai art Vintages, v I each are ii a e y the same
He wnl air* dispore ol or.o ia h j.a t ot the trndl
of laud known by the name oi CJd Town [which
, i yc* no nv U-dJ and lying in die county ot New
j Kent, ii, sr the court House.— pre-um ng that
those nu'n cd to pi-rcha e any ot the ab ve men.
| (toned I.ANHS, wul fir t view hem, a mon
, ,.u< itular account thtreol rs h ugh unnecessary
—suffice tt to say. t* e/ ui i b. »«, d on m d»ra'
ctm , and the pay meats in*ue ta«,y to pur* h v
se.s.
Carv Wilkin son.
Mi t-m, Novrnhrr 17th, 1<:10. tf
MU?UAL AShUHANCE SOCIETY.
\SI/rFiU IE NT number of M mbers of th»
MumuI As! tnranSt bocie y Eire on
j fiudtrtrgs of th\s.ate VtjjglnZ, to lorm a
j Cm.era. Meeting pruct-d t.» on.i.
j r»,j, oppcayJH^T^i..e 12tn lnv|M, u
, Met’tug w^rjao.iVl t». the second Mondn
J i.t u*<*-(4-7e nv/vi^ inc^fco U-; hidden a the
j pitol in this ci y.
SAMUEL GKEhNH.HV,
Piinci|nl Asm., M. A. S.
General Office of A»mh»hC'\
i Kichmond, lO,U Novu^-i.^ l-.O. 1
iTl C H M O N D,
MONDAY, November 20, 1810.
The English, it appears, are cot wil
ing to let Eucicn Bonaparte come to
\<n rica ; and this shews that there is* j
n the opinion of the British* a little
rotherhood still prevavling between
•im and Napoleon : or, perhaps, John
5ull means to Jleecc him cf his loose
reasure, and ihtn set him afloat again.
We hear much about French spies,
md iT there be any such,' working in
ury to the United State*, we heartily
vishthem all hanged. But the croakers
•o not say any thing about British spies,
rhe re tson of this is, that the influence
>f Great Britain in this country is so
ire vailing with particular prints, that
t no longer depends on a system of is
'n'onag-t! and a certain class of men,
•he leaders of the federal party, do not
:hink it at all a disgrace to prefer En*
jlish injt?rests to those of America.
Formerly, just after the close of our
revolutionary war, the very thought of
i British spy was odious to all but old
tories ; and it was deemed necessary
to repel insinuations of that sort by de
clarations of abhorrence. Bv degrees,
however, the new tories, or present
leaders oi the federalists, have become
so strongly fixed in their attachments
o England, that, forgetting the inde
pendence a d well are of the United
States entirely, they speak, through
the medium of their prints, of every
hing hostile to England as if this coun
try were England. Thus French spies,
which can only be Ftench spies in re
lation to Great Britain, are denounced,
as if the United States ought to be on
iheir guard against emissaries of that
sort. And so, indeed, we ought, if
we had any thing to spy out; but the !
airness, the openness, the honesty of
••tiis government, lays bare to every eye
hat chooses to look that way, the re
i.'ufces, the improvements, and the
'Meet! of the coumn. 1 hen, what
have Frenchmen to spy? And, in
u. . d, how can they get along in a po
ui. al sense, seeing the dillcrence at
neir manners, language, and disposi**
ton irom outs? The case, however,
is d.fferent with respect to English
tun: they glide in among us, as il
th y wire really Americans; ,.nd how
we ity-y to be detected ? Only by their
seiitiments ; and that is ruch a vague,
netiphysical mean of detection, that
it requi: es a great deal of ratiocination,
and so much vigilance, and persever
ance, to i rostcute the counte. aciion ol
those sentiments with success, that it
is not only an arduous, but a very dif
;icult task to preserve republican doc
•linis in the ascendant under the per
petual p essure of British monarchical
ideas. This, then, is the dangerous es
fjtoilQgc ; this is the spyi'jig cut of which
we ought truly to beware. The pro
pagators of British amtocratical sen
tiiuents discover our weak sides, our
predilections for mother Britain, and
they a-sail us intellectually. An En
glishman no sooner arrives among us,
than he slides into society, and we
converse with him at once as a citizen ;
there is no obstruction, no barrier.
To mark the influence which the
British have obtained i:i the United
Siatcs, we have only to recur to the
nrominer.t observations of the
prints ; the open countenance given
to the outrages ol Great Britain in the
gazittes of that party; and to the pub
lic entertainments given to Englisn a
gen s and discarded ministers. Let us
reverse the picture, for a moment, and
see how it will look : Let us suppose
a minister of France in this country
had openly bid defiance to the presi
dent, and when his recall had been re
quested, he knowing h >w welt he
would be received by certain partisans,
should start on a journey through the
union, and should be feasted, and toast
ed, and flattened ; and all this in open
day-light ? flow would the nation
like the procedure on the part of A
merican ci iZt ns to a French discarded
minis.cr. Not at all, we are certaiu.
And )et it has occurred, and mote
than occurred in the c .se of Francis J.
Jackson. Thus, all concern about toe
currency of British Spies is ab orbed in
theo; en avowal of British sentiments;
and the federal [tin's, warmed by the
intensity of their own ideas in hch 11
of Great Britain, are so fur mac/, ima
gine tnem«eiVi s on British ground, and
: rv o it t rench Spies—l ake care i
Bexvafc! 1 is would be all verv c< *
h**rent in England ; but is vary absurd
in this cprftyrv, where we know no
thing ol Fr«»ch spring but the name ;
./here l^padministration stands in ih
i- ed ot spie*, and wnerc it certainly
tots not encourage informers. O n
uws are so lib ral, that the govern
iit-ni cannot order Frenchmen out o
.he Union j and, if it could, we can,
not doubt but it would be quite as well,
to order oiF tlje English t o. As ilie |
thing stands, affairs in relation to es
frionage, teem pijjj|y \vtii balanced.
It thejjc be Ficnclr spies among Us,
there*^;|sriglish s'pi s to watch em:
And tins mutual v igihmce of the spies
at the two belligerents may be preser
vative of our rights and independence;
for if they will only tell on one ano
ther, and expose each others* designs,
ive shall get a knowledge of the ma
noeuvres of both, and be enabled to
pffevent any ill effects from them. At
ill events let us be impartial, and not
condemn the Devil when tve foster his
Imps.
AFFAIRS IN PORTUGAL;
It would nope^r, if we may judge
of ^cc4u^» Wceiyed at L ondon by the
1 onn^|ntt tnjrt Lortl Wellington des
paired of making good his retreat to
Lisbon. Our London date of Oct. 6,
informs that the British transports had
been ordered round to INI ondego B.iy,
which is about 20 miles irom Coim
bra, to which lord Wellington is said
to hav£ retreated. Massena’s head,
quarters are said to be at Vizeu, with
an advauce of cavalry at Azete, about
15 miles in front on the Mondcgo.
Gen, Trant with 12 or 13,000 Portu
guese militia, is said to be at Lamego,
about 26 miles east of Oporto ou the
Douro, in lat. 41, 7, N. opposed b)
Junot with 20,000 French. Massena
at Vizeu, obstructs the intercourse be.
twin 1'rant and Wetyiogton, and it is
highly probable that some occurrence
between Junot and Tract has taken
place near I-amego. which occasioned
the confusion at Oporto at the depar
cure or tne brig Vivid, capt. Hill, ar
rived here last week. If gen. Kcgni
er has crossed the Tagus as reported,
and.thte Jtead-quartrrs of the English
gen. Hill be at Castel Branco, with his
advance at Sarzeda«, it is obvious that
the design of the Fl ench gen. Regnier
is bolh to cut off Hill’s retreat to Lis
bon and to prtvent his juuctiou with
Wellington at Coimbra. We doubt
tliat.R. mana is with Hill at Castel
Bra coj for he certainly must know
that in the event of Wellington’s re
embarkation or defeat, the situation of
g' n. Hill will be very precarious, and
his obvious policy will be in such an
event to retire to the mountains ol Le
on and E .tramadura where he can
better carry on that predatory warfare
which the English say has so much
embarrassed the design* ol the French
on Spain.
I he Corunna accounts of a general
engagement is much to be doubled.
[Balt. Anaer.
Harry Innis, esq. judg** of the dis
trict court f >r Kentucky, has obtained
a verdict of 350 dollars damages in a
libel suit against Joseph Sneer, late
Editor of the Western WoHd, in Je s
samine couniy court. The cause occu
pied one week.
John Cmdit, Esq. has beeh re-elected a
Senator from the state of New Jersey tor
the six years next ensuing.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION,
It 5* confidently staged by the Boston
prints that it is ascertained that Messrs.
Varnu-n, Cults, Macon, Seaver, and Tur
ner, republicans, and Messrs, Quincy and
Wheaton^ federalists are re-elected ; that
Mr Wm. Meed is cho-.en in the place of
Mr TckiOan, and Mr Leonard White in
ill.* tilar.O'nf Mr l.ivermnrr. ull I.-Mt.I
\ — -
OHIO.
i Return J. Meigs is chosen governor of
Ohio by a majority cfnear 2000 votes.
• .
In cmformity ton late act of the Ltgis'a
'lire of Ohio, the seat e* government ol ih,.t
state is transferred to Zanesville.
The Legislature of New-Jersey has re
jected tne proposed amendment ol Massa.
chusetts to the U. S. constitution respecting
embargoes,
Tax on Bank. Stor.K.—The hill to tnx
Bank-Stock, has p.ssed both Houses, and
become a law—every repu jIicuii member
voting for, and every le;lt ral mtinner a.
gainst it.— Trenton T. Am. 3 h mst.
The Federal Republican has “a list of
all the American prize cas -s now pending
before the Import >1 l’rize Cjort at Ibii»"
— the number is 79.
Dikii,— In this city on Friday last,
Capt. ]pH-\ H £Tii, aa old revolu
tionaryrtflicef^.
-In Manchester, on Thursday
i last, D ctor WA 1 Tb.
——On the 6 h inst. in F.»stx cou i«
1 ty, Mr. ABH.kil -VM JU i)AH, L>r
| merly of this place. His death is
i much lamented by hit relations and
acqua n'anCe generally.
[’UK Subscriber hi.'* r e »ved a largt
bhscrunent of all sizes of/T*rloe*s nn<
' Vliil'nw I H.vR IRtiN, wi. ih Ijf w/l sll
in wholesale or retail <m> nvvi 4ue a*tmn
at his N'ilory on th< lti**ir, ibeV; kwd’
lot cut i.nd hammered N A i\*upXiaj
(|iialiiy may be hail and bn. .AL work dym
at the shortest notice. ^
ARV.UTRALD M’CALL.
, | November I9th, Ihao, oatif
Waite's list of priz s in t»*
Vineyard Lottery
JVo\.v i)raivm?.
SIXni ^aYS DRAWlMGi
PRIZE ol 100 ) d.lUr.. No 1156
oOO do 170J3
3 0 do 9*12
50 do ' . 16185
, , 20 do 7246 1194$ 1636^
And 105 prizes of g6.
_ DAY'S DRAWING.
PRIZE No. 24233
6l87
3 85 1195 8549
1 - 443 3720 5$ n
k -- 3528 $7J8 13452
And 122 prizes of ^(5.
LAND FOR SALE.—By virtue of a de. d
of trust executed to the snb?criber bv \V»I
liam Debell and wife, late of th county o» Loui
sa, in order to secure a drbt flue Reuben Ed
wards of said county, will us sot.d, to u«
highest bidder, f r icady money, on the premises,
on the 29 h day of December next one cer.aiu —>
Tract or parcel of Land / )
containing 200 acres, be -.he tame moie or lAa_ r
lying and being in the sain c-uiny of Louisa, and
on she noith side of Hams’* cr-ek, and adjoin
ing the lands ot Thomas Wod and othoit, ic
being the tro& oi land nurchas.d by saul Wdiiani
Debell of the said Reuben Edwaids a<*d convey
ed in trust to the sumc.-ibcr by the said Wiiiiant
Debe'lj for the abrve purpose,
JOHN EDWARDS,
■ Trustee,
N v. 12 h, 1810. _ W5t,
At a Chancery Dir.ria Coar: helri in Wiiliatns
I, bt»J«he2l h April, 1810.
William Ev^, Th icnas H. Evans,
Porter and K'i2abeth hi. wif.-, James Evans \
and Dice Evans, infant', under the r.gc of j
twenty .one years, by Thomas R Evans, f
their next friend, Harry Gaidne- and Ste- V
phen Prince and Elizabeth his wife. Pitts. ‘
ntruintr l
William Bbke, Thomas kvans, senior, John j
Evans and Thomas Evans, junior, Defts. ;
THIS cause in which (be bill oF »he PtFs’i*
taken for confessed as to tue Defendant*
Thomas Evans, senior, John EvanSjand Thoma*
Evan-, junior, came on thisday to b* h*ard on
the bill, the answer of the defendant William
Blake, tlie exhibits and the eximini ion of a
witness, and was argued by counsel on behalf of
the plaintiffs, no counsel appea ing ch Behalf of
the defendants—on consideration ivaer of the
court doth adjudge, order and decree, that cb*
defendants John Evans and Thomas Evans, se
nior, pay unto the plaintiffs the sum of three .
hundred and twenty p unds, with interest there- /
on fr^m the first da of December lSOSj rill paid, /
and their costs by them expended in be prosecu-/
tion of this suit, in the following proportion* to
wit—one fifth thereof to the'plainnfr William
Evans, one til Jt thereof to the plair. iffs Thoma*
R. Evans and S tily Evans^ one fifth thereof to
the plaintiffs Harry Gardner ^nd Stephen Prince
and Elizabeth hi* wife, one fifth thereof to Tho
mas R. Evans, guardian of the plsintifFV, James
£vans and Dice Evans, and one fifth thereof to
the plaintiffs Borter and Efovbe'.t hi*
wife, a id in case of fat ute in tne payment f
,he said sum of money, /intefest amt cos.s in
manner aforesaid^ on or before the first day of
August next, that Lawrence Muse, James Muse,
J amts Wtbb, Jo in Ru clue and Heuben Garnet’,
or any two ot them, after giving three weeks
previous notice in one of thtf Richmond oewspa
pers, do expose to public sale by ao&ion, for rea
dy money, the tratfl of land In the bill mentioned,
lying in the county ef Essex, and c mtaining a.
bout one hundred and fifty ac es, and out of the
proceeds of the sale pay unto the plaintiffs the
raid sum of money, interest and costs in manner
aforesaid, and the surplus of the proreeds of the
“ale, if any, after deducing the expences attend,
ant thereon, pay unto the defendant Wlliiam
Blake, and make icport thereof to the court in
otder to a final decree.
A Copy,
Ant’y. Robinson, c. c.
—- 3
In obedience to the foregoing decree, we sahll
on Saturday the fifteenth day of Dscemb’t next,
if fair, otherwise th* first fair day, on the pre
mises^ proceed to make sale of the trail of Land
in the said decree mentioned. By the
COMMibSlONERS.
November 19th, 1810.
LEFT wi.h the subscriber, at Rockets, by
Captain Palme^ of the •chooner A alanta,
18 Barrels of Pork, j
Snipped by William Warner of New York. The
consignee is requested to apply tor thtm and pay
the f ei^hf am! rhitarM.
November 17. t{
LANDS FOR SALE.^- The Subscriber offers
for rale the TRA T whereon he resides,
containing hy old survey
1000 and 30 acres, t
T is bordering on the river Appomattox for up /
wards of two miles. I it *apj* >sed to be about!
one half in woods, and t* pariim.irly well water,
ed and timbered—farth r parti.ulars enquire
of FRANCIS ANDERSON.
Amelia, November lit^ 1810. 4: p
OUNDRY TENEMENTS in Richmond a d
rD Manchester, lor rent the ensuing yeifj and m
most of them fur five } ears t<i come—one ol these a
is an excellent rtsn I fur a Tavern —A letter di. M, ,
reeled to F. G. and left at the Edi ois office will *
be attended to,
November 20th, 1810. tf
NDTlCE Is h?r'Hy given, iha» a p lit on w|'l
be prate >tedb> the Po om eck Company, io
the Assembly of Virginia J at their next tesdon, 1
to at atit the said company a fnr her time to com- /
| p'atf th’- navigation of the Poto«ick and Sbe*'
( uandoah rivers
Novemhar 12th, 1810. 3w
The Celebrated Thorough Bred Im- * ^
ported HOUSE
Sir Harry, /
\TriM. STAND,VJ
IH W c ' ‘tvonaiCaV /
. Zw.K*r;i. Da toe >. [ he la- =
^isiocnerof^uT. Vivoi ilfomm',] i> Amelia
■ [a-vonty, on Appomattox R ve', sb^ut lOnVIesb'.
l-w IV vd'a Qr dg } b. the -oai—.6 mi«s ahrve
jftxet .r Jlti'I B'idjec ard t8 miles from P ters.
Jb. it, Term* wll|b'made known in doe time.
/ I - WU.MA4H X\L'L.
rJ puctW% »8iJ.
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