Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-09-18 00:00:00, page 4

XHAkLOTTF. C*WAT.3d s«p». ldW.
i'dward Hatchet* Pttf. '.
gainst I
ThcnitsHatchc... executor of Robei t ] In
Hatchett, Wi'iiam Hatchett, Jesic ^-Chauce
C.U-Sin and Purl* hiu wile,and the I ry.
same Ta-rat* H-uchett in hit own |
♦ igU, lJef.s. J
defendant* William Ha'chett, Jesn
JL Chaflur and Phebe his wife, not having eu
tered their-appearance according to the act o
assembly and the rules of th’S court, and it ap<
peanng to the satii faction ot the court ilia: the*
&•« not ii.habi ants *>f this state, On the motioi
of the plaintiff by h-.s attorney, it is ordered
that they appear here on ihc first day of Novem,
ber court next, and inter their appearance ant
answer the plaint ill 's bill, sod that a copy o
th s order be inserted in one of the newa|>aper;
|v inted in Richmeud, for two months success
ively, and pos ed at me front dow of the court
oust of the said county,
A Copy Tcttc,
: ' ' »’■' Thomas Read, c. c.
CHARLOTTE COURT, 3th Augt. 1810
John Ishworthj Vitf."^
against | In
William CreasuaW', Daniel Crcn- >• Chance,
ehavy^ William Deuptee, Miles | ry,
Bottom and Reps Osborne, Dcfts.J
rf1Hl< defendant William.Creaibaw, wot h*
.1 ving nitercd hi* appearance according u
the ac« of assembly and the ruU*s of this ciur
Rid it appearing to the satisfaction of the emir
that he is n <r art inhabitant of this state, on tin
mo don of the pJainiff by his attorney, it it or
du'ed, that hfc appear here on the first day o
November court next, and enter his appearand
and answer the plaintiff’s bill, and give sreur:
ty for performing the decree of the court, an'
shat a copy of this order be inserted in one o:
the newspapers printed in Kicnmo id_ for tut
cnoruhs successively^ and posted at iha front dan
©l the court house of ihe said-county.
a Copy Teste,
Tnomas Rettd, c. c.
At a court heldTor Aiberrarle county, :h<
2:1 day of January, l£lu.
James l*. Cocke, jr. Pltf. jn
AGAINST (p.
William Wharton and James ( "
Cocke, Defts.J r”’
'T'tiB defendant William. Wharton, no!
* having entered his appearance and gi«
veu orurilv nr.c.oriVm"- to the set of :iSkem_
b'y and the rules of this court, and it up.
(coring to the satisfaction of the court 4hai
c is not an inhabitant of this state, rn mo
tion of the complainant by counsel, it is or.
dci“d, that the said defendant do appeal
tier* on the first day of the next term, amJ
aii*ufei* the bill of the complainant ; and
tint a copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted *n some newspaper published in the
•City of Richmond, for two months succr*
vwiy, and posted at the front doer of the
CuQi t.house of >.his county.
.. A Copye= i'esteT
^_JOHN NICHOLAS.
At a Court continued and held for prince
Edward county, June 19th, IttlO.
Joseph li. Morgauand Polly his wife, "1
CompltV ^
Against r
John •¥ oung- Jennet Yonng, James j ~
Read and Nancy his wife, Samuel . >
Young, and Junes Hix, specially ‘ Z
appointed Guardian for Willliaai 1 ^
Yroung and Henry Young, who are j -g
infants under the age of twenty one { •<
ye*r5| IJett’s. J
rjj Hii defendants John Young, Jitr.es
A Read, nnd Namiy his wife, and Samu
el Young not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to an
act ot the General A*»etnbly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Court that ti.ey are not in
habitants of this state, On toe r,.-,;ioii of
the complainants by their counsel, It is or
dered, that the (hid defendants John Young,
James Read and Na cy hit wife, and S&Aiu
*fl Youi.g, do appear iiere on the firs. d«*y
of September Court next and answer tint
complainants bill, and that a copy of th<s
order be forthwith inserted m s< me one ot
the public News-Papers prmtt d in the ci.
ty ot Richmond lor two months •»uccessive
Jy, and also posted at the front door of the
Court House ot this county.
A Copy Teste,
_ k\ WATKINS, Clk.
JOHN HASTINGS,
NuTdtryman, Gardener," Seedsman,
and Floiist,
HAS for sa'c, Apple, Pear. Pe^ch, Plumb,
Nectarine, Apricot ai.d Cheny T*ets cf
the very best sorts ani f-U i 3« in a moa: if a
rikhtng condition — Also,Gooseberry and Cur
rant bushes, with a miner,iu.v variety of shrubs
avid plants of the most rate kinds,
Caisdcgbc* of the *'iov‘- may l»e seen at FITZ,
XV if YLSONN £f /’OrTE^'n, Richmond, who
wi>l attend to ar.y orders left wi.h them.
Gentlemen who are desirous of furnishing
their orchard- ur gardens with the very bena kind*
of fruit havo now a g'ud opportune 7 of doing
f?, as the approaching senton promises to be fa.
vefaWeTor *ransT laming.
Order# them d be forwa ded by the fint of No
vember.
Richmond, September 6 h, 1810. w3t
N fl. F. fa P, have just received a supply
of TURNIP ItOOlKD CAHD iGF, SEED,
which, if •owoil r.bcut this season, will pteduce
»«-*# « arliest and most abundant crop in ihe spring
"wool carding.
Public are respActfalljr informed^
.1. that there is n^w in opt-ration at
Wa'kirw’t 'Ml’.ls in tioochiatrd county, a
bmu ♦free* mile# above Johnson's "spring, a
MA.'.iJNli fur CAUDiNli WO'jL into
kOUi>,—The price for carding it six
«✓♦ 4 r *• per lb. Those tending wool fo ihi#
Machine arc fetjueitetl to have it cleaned
of tra«!»w and grcatcC at aonut the prop r
non ot one p.Mimi of lard 10 every twelve
pounds cf wool.
Got chlantl, Aug. 39, 1810. 8 : w p,
I "-'OR SALE—The HOUSE aTid
LOT a! present occupied by cap.
tnin Goodwin, at Rocketts.
A*«io— The LUMBER HOtTSE
n*nl LOT, ndjmuirj Dennv’s Ropt:
V/aU- at present occupied by Mr.
Wtl'iB,
Tu rn1' nr*v ;*.-/Vr''v h virg to
FOSTER St SA XL.
pt« d>, i%io, > wti
A Card.
L. II. G I R A R D I N
HAS the pleasure to inform his Patrons,
and the Parents and Guardians of
youth, in general, that the teacher of the
English Branches announced in his
Provisory Notice, will be Mr. Front 's
• { Power, a gentleman recommended by Ea
'iropenn characters of high respectability
■ to the venerable Doctor John Carrol, Bull
’ op of Baltimore, and whose conduct, and
1 display of abilities, have uniformly been
1 such as to justify the eulogies of his
; friends.
In a letter to L. H. Girardin the R. R.
! Dr. Carroll expresses h mself, respecting
Mr. Power, in the following terms.
** Mr Power is very respectably connect
ed—his manner* & address are highly gen.
llemanly. Besides, possessing the talents
requisite for teaching the branches
mentioned in your letter, he has res.
pcctuble testimonials of (Usability to give
lessons in the Classics, Greek and Latin,
and in the Mathematics, In short, 1 do not
think that you can find in America a per
son better fitted for the employment, in
respect both to character and abilities.
• One of* Mr. Power’s qualifications is to
’ speak the French language, kc,”
Very satisfactory specimens of Mr Pow
er’s penmanship may bo seen upon ap«
plication to L ii. Girardin, by such Par.
•> ents and Guardians, as attach to that
, branch a peculiar value.
In consequence of the above, L. H. Gir.
ardlri’s establishment will, from the first
ofSspi. next, stand on the following ba«
i sis :
The Greek, Latin, French and Italian
i Languages,'Geography, Civil and Natural
History, and, eventually, the literary and
moral course will be taught by L. H.Gih.
ARDiN, occasionally aided by F. i'o’.vrn,
< in teaching Gcogiaphy and the ancient
Classics,
Natural Philosophy, (, Text book, Cav.
alio) and the Mathematics, comprehending
i demonstrated Arithmetic, Algebra, Ge„
I ometry (with its various applications to
Astronomy, Surveying, and Navigation^)
Conic Sections, Fluxions, Military For^n.
r a r itm u nrl rim.npptr_i\u Inti \ V f.r n
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Recitation, Composition, Prac
tical Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Ike.—
By Francis Pow k r.
Practice of the French Language, viz.
Reading, Spelling, and Speaking French
—-Py Charles Fheehon.
It is earnestly hoped that Mr. E. Ran
dolph will curry into execuliou his inten
ded plan of lecturing either at tiie Capi*
’ol, or in some other convenient place, up
on Rhetoric, Law, and, perhaps. Political
Economy.
L, H. Girardin has now removed his fa.
mily to Richmond, with an intention to d;
1 vote himst.lt more particularly than ev r
to the instruction of youth. To the female
i pupils Mrs. Girardin will extend a par*
<ticuiar, and, indeed, maternal attention.—
tfoung Ladies, may, tor a moderate d s
tinct charge, acquire at the Acudemy, the
ornamental arts, such as Landscape, Fi.
gore, and tlnwer drawing, and painting,
' together with Vocal and Instrumental Mu
, s c. The choice of Masters tor those
■ branches shall be entirely left to Parents
| and Guardians.—It is contemplated spee
dily to print both (be rules and the terms,
i Copies of the same will be delivered to ap
plicants. Suffice it to premise that the rul*»
shall be rational anil mild, yet, such us
en rgeticaily to promote both intellectual
land moral improve im r.t. The primary,
the sacred objects of a EChocl shall in no
! instance be sacrificed to undue considera
{ t ons. — As to the terms, L, li. Girardin is
convinced tlmt tluy will b« found satis
factory, never having observed a reluc
' lance on the part ol Parents and Guardi
ans to be just, and even liberal, where a.
bihties, ze >1, and system nrc conmmeJ.
i he above plan will be carried into o„
I pcration from the lust of September next
! at the house lately occupied by Mr. El
Randolph, near the Capitol.
L. II. GIRARiiN
Richmond, July 26th, 1820.
P. S. Mr. Juhn Wood purposes to have
tin the evening a private class for tboic
j gentlemen Whose situation in lit. may not
I permit them to attend it is lessons, at the
' Academy. w 2 m.
Boarding House
AN tt
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.
r HE Subscriber, residing in the city of
1 Williamsburg will furnish Ladies uuu
Gentlemen, Hoys and Girls, w th
Board & Lodging,
by the day, week, month, quarter or year,
on reasonable terms. Her nouse .is large
and convenient, and she hopes to merit a
share of public patronage, by the goodness
of her accommodations, and unremitting
exertions* to please.
ANNA BYRD.
August 3. I.iw8w.
Archelaus Hughes,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
On the Hisin, STORES and SELLS every
| kind of PRODUCE on the usual Com us*
SION.
He has for Sale,
j 80 HHs. Cot Herring*!
i 10,000 Wt. Isle of Wijjht Bacon;
200 Salt Peter’d Hams.
R chmond, June 12th, 1810. (wl2m)
rAKEN UP by the subscriber in the
Lower end of Pittsylvania county, on
Dan River, one
Ji AT M A R Et
adjudged to be seven years old, about four
feel eleven inches high. ard jna*-kvd with s
. sn.ad war in her foi thead. anil mx** am all
Saddle spots, and has be. n docked. Ap
(praised to Sixty Dollars the 14th day of
I April, 1810.
JOHN LEWIS.
I Pittsylvania, August 3d, 18JO. « j f
Regimental Orders 1
City ofRichmond, 1st Aug, 1310.;
THE Officers of Vhe 19di Pegimcnt, and i
of the Artillery and -Cavalry attached
to said Regiment are hereby notified and |
required to meet their Brigade Major and j
Inspector upon the Capitol square, at 11 '
o’clock in the forenoon, -on the 17th, 18th
and 19th days of October next, for the
purpose of being instructed by him ac
cording to law^ Each Officer will come
prepared with a musket and at least three
blank cartridges on the 17th and Wth, and
with side £rms opTy on the 19tlt.
A General Muster of the 19th Regiment
will take place on the 20th ot the same
month pf October, for. which purpose the
Officers and privates of said Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at 11
o’clock in the forenoon ot the day last men*
tioned, completely equipped according to
GEO. W.M. SMITH,
> Lt, Col. Commandant
of the 19th Reg. Va, Militia.
Thor, ug/i bred Horses for Sale,
ON the 25th September next, at my
Plantation io the county of Fluvanna,
called Upper Brenco, will be offered for
Sale to the highest bidder, on a credit of
12 months my&tock, of
Blooded Horses,
consisting of two Stallions, one 6 years old
last spring and distinguished by his succes
lui performances on the turf— the other 3
years old, of high form and great beamy—
several brood Mares, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies—all of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale by
authentic pedigrees in the possession of
JNO. H. COCKE.
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will al.
so be offered for sale at the sane time.
J. H. C
Cun Powdery
VV arranted cl a Superior quality io Kegs
and Canuislcrs,
. balt-Petre,
bnglish Refilled, in Casks and Kegs. For
Safe by D. J. BURR.
— WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which a
liberal price will be paid. A negro lad
will be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
trade. t f.
NOTICE.
iN compliance with ihe decree pronoun
ced on the 10th day of March, 1807, by
the superior court of chancery hulden at
the capicol in the city of Richmond, in a
*uit depending in the said court, between
William Barksdale, plaintiff, and Edwd. .
Dennis, defendant—WILL Bb SOLD, at I
pub! icuuction, for cash, at Cub Creek Meet* |
ing house, in the county of Charlotte, on
the 28th day of September next, a
Tract of Land,
Lying in the said county of Charlotte, on
both sides of Cub Creek, containing by es
timation seven hundred and eighty seven
acres, (it being the same land conveyed by
VVilliam; Burkcsdale and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed bearing date the second day of Au
gust, 1799, and recorded in the general
court on the sixteenth day cf August, in
the ) ear 1799) cr so much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the sum ol 345/ 4s lrf,
with interest thereon at six per cent- per
innum/ from the ICth day of October,
HOC), aud the costs of suit.
t(ls iie Commissioners.
~N~d 7 / C 1.
A greeable to thp Last Will and Testament
of Armistend Russel, dec’d*
WILL BE SOLD,
At Ncw-Ken* Court-house, on the first
clay of November court, if fair, if not on
the first day of December court,
A TRACT OF
LAND
Lyh g in New.Kent county, called the
OLD PL AC t, uni] containing hy old sur
vey 476 acres. This land produces well
Corn and Wheat^ and is pleasantly situa
ted in an agreeable neighbourhood—is three
miles from the court-lioutte, and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will t>e one half of the purchase money to
»»e paid in twelve months, and the other
in two years I com the day ol Sale. Ronds
with approved seem ity, and a deed of trust
on the Uml to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
;due will be required.
1 will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined in purchase.
AKMISTEAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August 10, 1810. t ds
Penitentiary Store,
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. JBurr,
in addition to the articles manufactured at the
Penitsryiary, offers for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Via $ fine and Coarse hats of every description.
A regular sopply of cctton cloth oa consignment
iro.-n the Providence manufactory, ar.d will be
•ol 1 hy the picoe at the mill pricetj via i-^lJed
tltking, stripes, checks,and plain c.oths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
owd-r bythc keg, warranted of ruperiov«jua>
<ty. Phili'Jt’lphia pAn«r*n«l Ale in casks and
t»onlot,nn I JJrerin barreb.m
Leather, Boot Leg*, Wa* Calf
Skins, Coloured and black Roars,
February 10, 1810. if
'COO^K.1' '°,,Iar b/ th# J,hr* * S00d|
JUST PUBLISHED,
BV
Johnson & Warner,
Booksellers Sjf Stationers, adjoining the
Market Bridge, Richmond,
Hen ing's Virgin ia Justice,
The second edition revised, corrected,
greatly enlarged, and brought
down to the present time by
the Author.
HE PUBLIC are respectfully invited
I to peiuse this improved editionj both
as it regards the Typographical and Edi.
tor|al pons of the work. To Justices of
the Peace it is indispensable, to the Gen
tlemen of the Bar it will be found a most
useful companion # many points of law,
which daily occur in practice, being more
fully di;»cut9cci ia it, than in any trtatise.
In the present edition ike following new
titles have been added.
Age, Aliens, Alimony, Allegiance, A
mendment, Approver, Counterfeiting, E
le£tion«, Examinations, False news, Per*
ries_, Forestalling, Impressments Justices
of the Peace, Limiation, lotteries. Mas*
ter and Servant, Ne exeat. Partnership,
Payment, Penitentiary, Process, and
Wolves r besides a variety of Improve*
mints and new Precedents. Under the
various titles the following have received
large additions. The Law Dictionary, or
explanation of law terms. Assault and
battery, Attachments, Award, CarrieiSj
Confession^ Constable,Criminals, Estrays,
1 vidence, Execution, Forcible entry and
Detainer, Homicide 5 including the late
law on Duelling, Hunaways, Scire Facias,
Shctifl’s, Slaves, Warrants, Weights and
Measures^ and Wife. New forms ol
Deeds of bargain and Sale, and of Trust,
have betn given, and neither pains nor
expence have been spared to render this
edition worthy of that extensive patronage
wmcn me toriner nas experienced. 1 he
doOrine ol Alimony which had been un.
eeltled in this country, for a eeries ol
>ears, is traced with critical accuracy, Sc
the important case of Purcell against Pur
cell, lately decided in the superior court'
I of Chancery for the Richmond Disnicl
i and sanftioned by the Judges of the Court
I of Appeal*, is insened in the Addenda to
j ihe woik, in which the Jurisdiction and
| pradlice of the courts of equity in cases
ol Alimony aie cleaily established. To
the whole has been subjoined a new and
very copius Index.
Tilts improved edition wl Vh contains
upwa-ds ol S«ven Hundred pages will be
tarnished at POUR DOLLARS.
Richmond, August 35, 1810, (w 2 m.)
ISLJillpl
JOHNSON k WARNER’S
Virginia Aliyanack,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORq
1811.
Valuable Land for Sale.
RY virtue of a deed of trust of record
in Goochland c-’urt, cxecu ed by Gi.
deon Massie to Benjamin Anderson, John
S. Lee, and Geoige Woodson Payne
WILL EE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder
for ready Money, on the premises, on
the twenty niu.h day of September next,
one TRACT or PARCEL rf LAND,
lying in the county of Goochland, whereon
the said Gideon Massie now lives, cor.
taming by estimation five hundred ao e»,
or so much o 1 said tra6\ as will be suffi
cient to pay the sum of seven hundred
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
ivi’h tunfiil inl.r.i.1 ih..-nn f. A.1
30th day of January 1808, due to Augu>
tin bailey, assignee of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Hryce, and the
expences of recording said deed, and car
rying the same into It is believed
that the title to this land is indisputable,
but a&i.tg as a trustee, I shall convey
only Buch tide as vested in me by virtue
of said deed of ttu»t.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24 h, 1810. t d s
Valuable Land for Sale.
BY virtue nf a deed of trust, of record
in Goochland court, executed by Gi.
dton Mansie, and Su .anna his wife to
Thomas Hentford, Warner Lewis and
William G. Poindexter, to secure the
payment ol several sums of Money there
in specified, and intended to be aecurr-d,
due to Elijah May, WILL UE SOLD on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty ninth day of
September next, one TRACT or PAR.
CLL of LAND, lying in the county of
Goochland, on ihe little byrd Cicck, sd„
joining ihe Lands of Thomas Miller,
George Toler, James Scruggs and Wi!
bam George, contemn g six hundred
acres, be the same more or less. It is
believed that the title to this I .nd is indit
putable, but acting as a trustee, I shall
convey only such ti le as vested in me by
virtue of said deed of truft.
William G. Poindexter.
August 24th, 1810. I d s
Rees’s Cyclopedia,
?2o. 25
Is just Received at this Office. ,
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALK.
Tj'HE subscriber being about to remov*
from ibis state, offus [or s-le, a vans,
able
7 raci of Landy
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, oil
the Waters Af Spring Creek, containing
4,440 acres by an oid survey. This land
will be divided inauy way to suit purcha
sers. A small part of the purchase money
willibe required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual pay men s; bonds with
approved security and a deed of trust up
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day of Decent,
ber next, if fair/if not, the next fait day#
; at the above mentioned place, 89 as likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia, consisting
of males attd females, of all ages and des.
criptions. Among them a blacksmith, who
is young and healthy—a wheelwrights***
good cooper und carpenter. Terms lor-Uie'
I negroes; one fourth in cash, and the b»l
jancetobe paid in twelve months. Bonds
I with unexceptionable security to bear inte
rest from the date, if not punctually paid, .
will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. AU per
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
of the above property is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply,
Richard Kidder Randolph. ■
August 91st, 1810. tiis
* ' ’ ■ ' "1 ^ ,r
IMPORTED in tlu snip Woodrop Sims,
Thomas Haynes Master, from Lisbon.
Nineteen MERINO RAMS, and FIFTY
ONE EWES, warranted of the true Me
rino breed, ot the Cabana called Paular’seut
equal If not superior to any other Merino
Sheep In Spam, being part of the Flocks of
the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel De Go
doy, the breed of which was purchased by
him of the Cathusian Friars in the year
*1 .ru, auu i cmaiucu 111 U19 JlOiSCbSlOn Up«
wards fourteen years without any ad*
mixture of blood. Certificates of Pedigree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous to the 2:1 October next—they
will on that day be exposed to public Sale
on a credit of two and four months for
approved endorsed paper.
MOSES MYEKS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept 5th, 1810. t 1st Oct.
ri Y virtue of a cfeui or trust executed to us by
Francis Taylor^ dated 8th August 1S09 to
secure a debt due David Bullock, \VJLE BE
..OLD^ at public tale, on Monday the 8th of
Octobetj at the from door of the Be.l Tavern^
A House and Lot,
On the crocs street leading from the main street
uid marly opposite Messrs. Ralaion anj
Pleasants’.
JAS. C. ANTHONY.
ANDERSON BARRtT. *
Richmond, September 4th, 1810. tda
INTENDING very shortly to visit the Wes*
*■ tein paits of the s:ate of Vi»gi-ia, at well
as the states of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee i
I will undertake, and faithfully evecurej agen
cies in the explonug and selling of land^ inves.
ligating lacd titles^ collecting moniet, paying
taxes on lands, and entering them with th- com
missioners of the revenue, pursuant to so act
passed at the last session of the Genctal As*
sembly of Virginia^ entitled “ An act to c>m4
“ pci persons who own lands in this common.
** wealth to cause the same to be entered rn th*
“ books of the commisiioneis of the revenue,
‘ and for other purposes.” Applications to me
personally, to be made at the office of the Gen*
rial Court, in Richmond, and letters^ (post p*H)
addressed to me either at Richmond, or (after
my departure, which will be on the 15th day of
October next ) at Dexington, in Kentucky, will
be promptly attended to. Those confiding bu*
siness to my care, may rely on the utmost punc
tuality in its exccu'ion, of wh-ch the most satis*
factoiy testimonials can be given.
»* CAR 1 ER N. DREW.
T>nu Cl 1 I.' 'PL i_t
- ~ -- * I«U% u^auuiui MsUftllOil
near Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
which fer healthiness,excellent water, and
fine expensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any place in this Neighbourhood. Ii» ele.
vation is such aa to command an entire
view of the City of Richmond, and the ad*
jacent Scenery. It has been long noted
tor an uncommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. Thero are about
350 Acres of Land,
of which upwards of two hundred abound
with fire wood, and the whole, from its
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant, must be annually rising ia
value. Jt is a most desirable reside cu
for a genteel fTmily^ uniting the cunveoi*
rnets of both Town Sc Country, withotit
the disadvantages of either. As ‘’ e sub*
str.ber is desirous of making a speed* sale,
'a bargain may be h*d by an ini me*
! diata application to
! JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 20th, 1810.
L>Y virtue of a deed of trust executed by
J ' Daniel Mayo of this county, to the
.■subscriber to secure the payment of cer*
tain sum* of Money to Benjamin Mosby,
(who has pa d the same for the a.id Mayo
I *» h'* security.) Will be Sold, on the pre*
mists to the highest bidder tor rradv
I Money, on Wednesday the 10th day ot Oc*
; tuber ntx% a
7 ract of Land,
whereon the said Mayo frsides, contain^
ing ore hundred acres, more or less as
particularly described in said deed. *.
JOS1 AH SMITH, Trustee.*
Powbntan County, Aug. 50th, 1810 im.
Bishop Madison’s
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For Sale at this Officer