Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-08-24 00:00:00, page 4

PROPOSALS,
ttY M. AND W. WARD,
Ao. 4 City-f/otei, Aew York3
for Publishing by Subscription,
SMlRKii’S kEVTEYV
of A
BATTALION OF INFANTRY.
INCLUDING THE. .
Eighteen Manoeuvres.
ILLUSTRATES it
A Series of Lngraved Diagrams.
To which are added,
yf/ie ^VordLs of ^OommandLy
With an accurate description of each
Manoeuvre,
Explaining the duty and ascertaining the
situation of each Officer and Non
Commissioned Officer through the
various movements of the corps ;
FORMING
ATC EA^Y IN PRODUCTION TO
THE SYS 1 EM OF MILI i A
KY DISCIPLINE.
^pHIS Work has passed the ordeal oferi.
A ticism botU in the English and French
armies, and is considered the Slat
moJern Military Manoeuvreii
Diagrams are plain end prec'j|
various movements and atatior
isct rs are so clearly laid down)
manoeuvre now in practice mayfl
Iv comprehended at the first glance. The
'various Cautions and Woid* of Command
necessary to be given by the Field and
Platoon Officer*, are here fully and p<r«.
ticuUrly given ; in short, this work con
tains every instruction in the Tac ics of
Field Manoeuvreing, requisite to pertcct
the Officer and the Soldier- It is esteem
ed us simpri'.r.dinw i>u,rv Tr«,iiw> .... . I...
Eighteen Manoeuvres which have gone
bctore m it,was first published in Loudon,
nnd in a very short time after its appeals,
ttnce, went through four editions.
It will he primed alter the London co.
t>y, on fine paper, in 1 vol. 8vo. and con
tain about 100 pages, including 23 Copper*
plate Engravings^ of me best woiknian.
ship ; and be delivered to subscribers as
early as the plated can be executed, at 2
doi.-is the copy in boards^ or £ 2 50 bound
As soon as a sufficient numotr of sub.
scribeia are obtained to defray the ex.
p.naes, tiie woik Will be put in hanuc, and
may be convpteiea in three momns.
bubscriptious to the ubove work ere re
ceived at die Law and Miscellaneous Hook
{store ana Circulating Library ot Lewis
Adams.
Richmond, August lOrh, 1810. w t f
-,-——■—-.
Chariot t< Court, 8.h August, 1810.
•William Mtynolds, Jdia Hey- ,
noioff, tot nj a min Reynolds J. _
and Massa Reyuolds. J Chancery
Purs.
Against
James Hrtnt sdm’r of Joseph Reynolds,
Samuel H;-.chney and Sally hrfs Wlfev and
James Reynolds, f ^ncfV
THb Defendant Hachney,/ot fjyffiugfeii
tered his appearance afcoriii^_ir#tne
act of Assembly aim me rulel^i this dRurt,
and it appearing to tne satisf'ac^Trnr oi^the
Court that he is nrt an inhabitant ol this
state, On the notion or tne piainullu oy
their attorney, It is Ordered that heJap
pear here on me first d -y oi November
Court a. xi, ana enter ins .ppearance and
and answer the Plaintiffs’ and ihat a
copy o»' this order be interttu'ui one of the
Newspapers printed ib Kichmomi for two
months successively and po.ieu at the front
door cl the Court-House oi tue said coun
ty*
Copy, Teste,
\ hit)MAS READ, c. c.
VIttGlNiA :
In Halifax county Court, In Chancery,
56th June, 1810.
William Hoskins and Thomas C. Hoskins,
Pills.
Against
John Sight, James Hoskins, Joshua Stern
uikI Mary his wire, John Bruce and
Mary his wife, Jambs M‘Dzi)iel and June
hrs wire, Benjamin btem, Jui'iea-Eieni,
Jloliy C. StcrnT . Elizabeth iHern, owliy
ht cm, William Stern, and Kubetwhwdy and
J^anr.y his wife, J (uai«, J
'T’Hli Defendants James wiosl^Ris And
James M Damel and Jui\j»isvufjjgnot
having entered their apptftram^fHMf^ivcn
Security accoiding to the act of Assembly
m.d the rules of this Courtyard it appear,
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not Inhabitants of this Common*
•wtalth—Oil motion of the Plaintiffs hy their
coui set, It is Ordered, That the said last
nnutioned Defendants do uppear here on
the iourth Monday m September next, and
.answer the Bill of the Plaintiff*, and that
f- Copy of tins outer be Ioutiwnh inserted
in out oi the Newspapers putihsned in
the city of Kichiwmd for eight weeks sue*
Ctftfctveljr, ami posted at tlie front door ol
the Coot’.house ot the said county.
A Copy—Teste,
SAMULL WILLIAMS, o. c h. c*
G'JN P
nf'll.j Proprietors of
£ TOW DTK Ml
the keg or larger q
I d'VlJbk, ginzeu a
r outed equal to any i
aouaulc terms.
Ketailer* at liberty to return the powder
H lr*i approved. Apply to JAB. hKOWN,
Jr or i). J. bC Kit.
Ktchinond, Slst May, 1810. Sw wtf
Notice is heuby
pflition the Legist
at rsmfc loa a divorce,
c»* Cheatham, lor
then set forth.
J AS. C
Chaste1 fi* Id, lath August, 1
4 t w p
vmcfttiAi
At a buperio-i Court of Chancefy h olden
ut the Capitol tu the Cay ol ilic.n.
moud, the25th day ol June l&lu.
Janies JLifslop and James Wilson iDfiri.
vtog partners ol Cullm Dualop uud bon,
and company, Pits,
against
John Iioye adui’r. de bonis non of William
Deaktns junr. dec’ll, Richard U^rud-^ec,
Henry Lee junr, William YY>liuar£c|tou
Autd and William Hailey,
tH£ defendants John Hoj .
* am Bailey not having cn
pearance and given security ^ccordingf to
the act ot assembly, and me rbSno-uk^this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court, that they are not inhabitants
ot this country, on motion of the plaintiffs
by counsel, I: ia ordered. That the said
defendants do uppear here on the first day
of the next let in, and answer the bill of
the plaihtiffs ; and that a copy of this or.
tier be forthwith inserted in some news.pa
per published in the city of Richmond, tor
two months successively, and posted at
the frout door ot the Capitol in the said ci
‘y
A copy, Teste,
P. TINSLEY, c. c.
VIRGINIA ;
In Halifaxrcounty Court, In Chan*
eery 24th April, laiO.
| Anthony Wilkinson, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John W. Mann and Joel Mann,
Defendants.
"pHE defendant, John W. Maun uot bav.
i 1 iug entered his appearance>nt!hMyen
securuy according to the acty( Assembly
and the rules of this Court—and i0Mp Jr
ing to the satisfaction of thejbourt, ftafftie
is notan inhabitant of this CLnamoupreidtli,
On motion ot the plaintiff bAins, ftoumel,
| It is ordered, that the saiu laWopeQ-tfuned
j defendant, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in September next, and answer the
Dill of the plaintiff'; and that a copy of
, this order be forthwith inserted in some *
one ot the News-Pupers published m the *
City of Richmond, for eight weeks success
sively, and posted at the front door of the
Courtiiouse of the said county.
* A Copy—Teste,
SAMUEL -WILLIAMS, *, clk.
: _L* 8 tpQ
A Run a way m JLouiba Jail.
WAS committed to the jail ot Louisa coun
ty on or about the 23d day ot '
a negro man who calls himsejfbLN J%e I
is a bout 3 feet 10 Indies h
coiiiplexiionj about 3o yean
in the light eye which is h
able, baa a scar on his uppAr A the
right side near his nose, says\e Delongs to
a Mr Overstreet in the state ofr^'Carolma
near Charleston. i he above run away
was formerly me property of Thomas L.
Smith of the county of Louisa, and state of
Virginia^, and was solo as Ins property to
some person in the state of S. C. in the
course of last Ui by a Mr Sullivan.—l'ne
j owner is requested to coine torward, pay
Charges and uKe nun away, otherwise he
will oe neatt with according to law.
jWtlJN eJDWAKS, d. a.
For
PFTEk CRA WFORD, She’flT.
June 4th, 1810. W 3 m.
The Scottish Chiefs,
A Romance* in S veils, the ce’ebrated
M:ss Porter ; The House of Osnu and
Almesia^ by Regina Maria Roche ; The
Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague—a
beautiful miniaure edition of Washing*
ton s Valed etcry Address—The of
Kiliarny—The Dom
_in Search of a Wile, just
for sale by
Who has on hand a very extensive and va
Liable ataortnun: of books in the various
bianches of Li’era'ure and Science — Day's ,
E«.pina*se, vol. 3, for sub cribers a 3 dls.
and 50 cents —Bacon’s Abridgment, Ja* i
cob » Law Dictionary, Coke’s Littleton, |
J Hcning and M jnf. rd’s Report, ChPty on
Pleadings, Cooper’s Equity Pleadings
kc. kc. kc.
? iclimond, 17lh Aug. 1310.
noticeT
NECESSITY compels ine to make fur. :
^ tlier application to all those who are |
.ndebted to the trustees of the Richmond A. j
iademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voh*»tjyy Mb.
icriptions, and uR such are hereby tVijlis
ted to mine payment to the subaerwey to '
enable the building committee to payVfrar
rears lor work done, and to procure j
materials this winter in Older to proceed
with the work next spring, it being lor the
education of cur rising progeny, which orna
ments aod attaches them to republican prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and in*
dependence. I have undertaken the collec
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William W. Hening, Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, I
flatter myself there will be but little irou*
I ole in obtaining the money for the purpose
bi carrying into effect so laudable an insti.
tution.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 8th, 1809. tf
FRENCH TUITION.
Mr. HYACINTH CRUSOULES,
LATELY from Baltimore ColM|Vwhere
he ha* taught the French tjhguage,
being new engaged in the Academy with
D. Doyle «.nd K. Dahncy. has Mfr- honor
of informing the inhabitants of Pie city of
Richmond, that he will give private les
sons, in the French language. Applicati
ons ts be made to nun at the Academy
lit)
"War Department,July'lO, 1810.
Notice is hereby Given,
1"*H AT Separve proposals wi 1 be received *i
, the 0£ce ot the Secretary for the Depart'
ment of War, until 12 o'clock at naon ot (tie
irst Monday in November uez., for the -supply
of all rations thst may be required for tue use 01
the United States, from the i*t day ol June
ibll, inclusive, to the ist day ot June z8J2
within the States, Territorial and Ditiiic.s fol
lowing, vi*.
1st. At Niagara, Detroit, Michilimaekinac,
Fort Wayne,-Chikago and in their immediate
vicinities, and any place or places, where troops
arc or may be stationed, marched, or recruited,
within the territory of Michigan.
2nd, At any place or places where troops are
or may be-stationed, marched, or recruited wulu
in the states of Kentucky and Tenncsse,
3rd, At Belle Fontaine, Fort Usage and Belle
Vue and at any place or places where troops arc
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with,
ha the state of Ohio and Illinois, Indiana and
Louisiana territories except Fort Wayne and
Chikago and their immediate vicinities.
4th, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with*
in the Mississippi and Orleans territo
ries.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
supplying rations within the Disti'.cts aforesaid
for two years, -commencing on the 1st day ol
June, I8ll.
Sth. At any place or places where troops arc
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited within
the district of Maine and state of New*Uansp.
shire.
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 art
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 art
or may be stationed,, marched, or recruited with,
in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Sth, At any place or places where troops arc
or may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
w i hin the * ate of New-York, Niagara and in
dependencies accepted.
10th, At any place or placet where troop*
are or may be stationed^ marched, or recruited
within the state of Ncw.Jersey.
11th, At any place or places where troopa art
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with,
in the state of Pennsylvania.
12th, At any place or places where troopa are
or may be st&uonid, marched or recri^d with,
in the s'ates of Maryland Delawa£^utd the
District of Coluntbia.
I3ih, At any place or places wheWMroops are
or may be stationed, raarcued, or recruited with
in the state of Virginia.
24th, A i any p.ace or places where troops are
or may be stationel, marched or recruited with,
in the state of Noitli Carolina.
15th, At aay plate or piaces where troops are
or may be stationed, marched, or recruited with
in the state of South Carolina.
16th, At Ocmulgee O-u Fields, and «t any
place or places where troops «rc or may be sis.
iionc-1, m .rched, or recruited within the limits
of the state of Georgia.
17th, Proposals will also be received, as c
foresaia, for the supp y of all rations which may
be reqoi ed by the United States, far the troops
which are or may be stationed, marched^ or re.
cruiied within the town at Springfield in the
si&te of Alassachuset.s ; and for the armorers
and other persons employed in the United States
Armory at that place, from the 1st. day of June
181 lj inclns-ve^ to the 1st day of June I8li
A ration to consist of one pound and one
quarter of beef, or three quarters of a
pound of pork, eighteen ounces of biead or
flour, one gill of rum, whiskey or brandy
and at the rate of two quarts of salt, tour
quarts of vinegar, four pound of soap and
one pound and a half of candleB to every
hundred rations. The prices of the sever*
al component parts of tne ration snail be
specified«=but the United States reserve
the right of making such alterations in the
price of the component parts of the ration
aforesaid, as shall make the price of each
part thereof bear a just proportion to the
proposed pr.ee of the wUoie ration. The
rations are to be furnished in such quant i*
ties, that there shall at ail times, during
the term cf the proposed contract,, be suf„
ficent for the consumption of the troops
at Michiiimackinac, Detroit^ Fort Osage,
and belie Vue, Chtkago, tor six months in
advance, and at each of the posts on the
western waters, lor at least turee months
in advance of good and wholesome provi.
dons, if the same snail be required. It
is aiso to be permuted to all and every of
rite coinmunuams of fortified places or
[>osts_ 10 cult tor at seasons when tne same
:an ue transported, or at any time in taae
rf urgency, such supplies of like provisi
ons in acvance, as in the discretion ot the
commandant snail be deemed proper.
It is understood that the contractor is t®
}e at me expence and risk of issuing the
•uppiies to the troops and that all losses
itiatained by the depredations of the ene*
my, or l>y means of ihe troops ot the Urn.
:eu Stales shall be paid by the United
states at the price of the articles cap.
:ured or destroyed as atoresuid, on me
ieposiiion ot two or more persons of ere*
jitable characters, and the certificate ot a
cnmm.bsioned otficer, stating tue circum*
nances ot the loss, and the amount ot the
articles for wluoh compensation shall be
claimed. .
The privilege is understood to be re.
icrved to me United States, of requiring
that none of the supplies which may be
iuruishcd unuer any of the proposed con.
tracts, shall be issued, until the supplies
which have been or may be furnished un*
Jer the contracts now in force, have been
consumed—and that a supply in advance
may be always required at any of the fix.
id posts on tne seaboard, or Indian fron.
ner, not exceeding three months.
W. EUSTIS.
The Editors of the newspapers who are
authorised to publish the laws of the Uni.
ted States, are requested to publish the
loregoing advertisement twice a week, ftr
lour successive weeks.
August 6. 4 w
For Salc4 j
A Young Bay Mor4c.
HE is a tolerable Hiding Horse, and
draws well in any kind of Car
riage. Enquire of the printer.
I Fresh Medicines. i
i —
VA1L & ROGERS
Have just received a large and com
plete ubaurtmeu: of treats (sTual MEDI.
islNES and DlfUGS of the latest impor
tation*-—which, m addition to their former
atocd, tuna us extensive and general an
assortment in that hoe, as can he tuuad m
this City. Medical practitioners,aou Ueu
tlemen who sell medicines, will now uo a.
hie to get supplied on terms that will meet
their approbation, by calling at the hew.
Medicine Shore, a tew doors above the
Market Bridge in this Cuy.
A few patent Medicines enu*
merated (viz.)
Bteer's Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington’s Balsam of lifii
Dr Rawson’s celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti Jrilioua
and Stomachic Bitters
•do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s Itch Ointment
Craig’s do do
-Dr Lee’s Geouine VViudham
Bilious Pills
Anderson’s do
Hooper’s do
Doctor Thompson’s aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague 8c Fever
Hlinkley’s Iafallibfe remedy tor the Piles
Dr Cooley’s Vagetable Elixer or Cough
Drops a_
Genuine Spice Bitters <->0 /
—ALSO—
A General assortment of SURGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not neensary to
'enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMFRY,
j ---"O-—v« uui^amuij UttVVIU
I der, Roses, Lemon, Milk of Roses, face,
i&c.
j A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
■ Rose, Almond, Violet, Castel, Venitiat^ face,
lice’s Chemical compound lor
|cleaning BoouTops and Saddles, which
| will take out stains^ produce a fine colour
;and give an elegant gloss.
iFAiNl£K’b COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and ground tn Oil [warranted]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spantsu
Whiteing, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do King’s do. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Reeve’s Water Coloured Paint
Brushes, fate, fee
Ha.ITER6’ MATERIALS, a very
Genera! assortment, comprising almost eve
ry article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, fate. fate.
jJJYEHS can be supplied with al
{roost every article used by them iu their
I line of Business.
GLACIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d M..y, 1810*
Gun Powder^
Warranted cf a Superior quality in Kegs
and Cadasters. r am
Salt»Pctre, iff
English Refined, in Casks and K*s. t’or
by D. J. BURR.
! —WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood foa which a
lioeral price will ue paid. A negro lad
will be taken apprentice to the Cooper’s
trade. t
Penitentiary btore,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
__%
D. J". Burr,
, In addition to the articles manufactured at the
Penitentiary, offers for sale au assorMhcny
Of Goods of /
Home Manufactutf
Vig • fine and coarse hats of every description,
A regular supply of cotton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices^ viz trilled
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
ootton. single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior qual,
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Beer in barrels.—a
Harness Leather, Boot Leg*, Wax Calf
Skin;, Coloured and Black Hoans,
February 10 1810. tf
rr Wanted to uiaa by the year a good
COOPfcK.
AS A O i IS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
FIRST and Second quality Muscovado
Sugar in Hhds, and Barrels, Loaf Su„
8ar in Hhds 'I lerces and barrels, Prime
ireen Coffee in Hags and Barrels, Imperil
| al, Hyson, and Young liyson^Tn^ Ap
I pie Brandy in Barrels, M^ciraAVme in
2r. Casks. A constant suroly of Lfcdr.n
lustard at the New Y-.'rkfpric<wVVAdsor
Soap, Common tlo. Mould «*^JIass
Ware, 10 by 8, 12 by 10 w^JL^by 12
Window Glass, Powder Ik Shot, Allum,
Copperas, Brimstone, Nutmegs^ Cloves,
.YGce, Ginger, Allspice, Pepp, r, 1 yce's
Sinning Liquid Blacking for Boots and
bhoetij with a variety of other aruclct.
— \LSO— ^
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
targe size.
Richmond, August 3d, 1810.
t’UK SALK.—A handsome, secood hand
London built CHARIOT, wliwi has
been lint little used and is in a go^Lrfitafe
of preservation. Apply to the priper, or
to Mr. Hbghks, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, where the carriage
may tp seen. tt
/9tv Cf fi% i
v *»
N OTICE.
Agreeubie to the Last Will and Testament ^
of Armislead, Russel, dec’u- jt
WILL BE bOLD,
At New.Kent Court.house, on the firsf
day of November court, if fair, if not oa
the first day of December court, ■'
4 TRAC T O F I
L A N D I
;ffijt.WI?usastSS «• j
vey 476 acres. Thu Und produces «-il \
Cotu and Wheatland is pleasantly situs X I
Uu in an agreeable nejghtwurliood Ji* ▼
miles from tne court-house, and two SIS?
Pain unkey K,ver. The Term* is.® »
will be one half of the purchase modey 5
be paid *n twelve months, and ttoTothei
in two years from the day of bale. Bonds
#ecunt^and * o?t?u«
on the land to secure payment to carry
^°m thedalc* * not paid whe£
due will be required. p u
l will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined to purchase.
ARMISTLaD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August 10,1810. t d s
In Council, July 20th, 1810.
IT IS ADVISED, That to future „0
* claim for attendance on Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses be referred to the Auditor lor
adjustment, until a copy of the proceedings i
of such court martiaL duly authenticated f
by the President and Judge Advocate shall *
be received by tbe Executive • And that
this advice be published in the A reus and
Enquirer tor six weeks, and copies thereof
furnished the commandants o! Divisions,
Brigades and Regiments. J
Extract from the minutes
Attest,.
DANL. L. HYLTON,
Clerk oi tl.e Councils
Thorough bred Horses for Sale.
the Wth September next, at my
vx Plantation in the county at Fluvanna,
called Upper Bienco, will be oflered lor
, Sale to the highest bidder, on a credit of
112 months inystoclc, of
Blooded Horses, m*
consisting of two Stallions, one 6 years old/t
ast spring and disuuguished by Ks succes-f
iul performances on the turi-tbe other a
years old,ot high form and great beauty
several brood .Mares, two very elegant
yearling Colts, and two Fillies_au of the
most approved crosses and genuine blood
as will be shewn on the day of Sale bv
authentic pedigrees in the possession of 1
JisO. H. COCIvE.
I Vt B. About 40 bead of sheep will al
so be offered lor sale at the same time
__ i. H. cl
NOTICE.
r> Y Virtue of a Deed of Trust, made to
the Subscriber by William Davidson
and Cunningham Burton, dated the 14th of
February, 1807, and recorded in the Court
of Hustings of the City of Richmond, to se.
cure the payment of a sura of money due
to Picsser fe ivloucure,
Will be exposed to sale JBT'Auctloa, on
the premises, loiVeady radney, on the first
day of next muatlL th^
Lot o\f Ground *1
mentioned in tharl\ed of Trust, 8c whiem
is described \y the ^eed in the iollowi^i
words. ** y^^trtain j^pt of Urcuuti lying
and being ib the City 3k Richmond, con*
taining twenty four feet the main street,
to the fine of Walter Shelton’s I.ot, thence
back with the line of said Shelton’s Lot
fifty feet, thence twenty four feet to the
cross sttect leading by Todd’s Lot, thence
fifty feet to the said main street, it being
Eart of the Lot No. twenty, and the same
ot or parcel ot Land which me aioresaid
William Davidson and Cunningham Bur*
ton purchased of Isaac Hall und Mury his
Wife, as per deed from said Hall and Wne •
to b.'u'i uaviukon ana uurton, dated IMS
26th day of April 1805,”
The Sale will commence at 11 o’
clock, A. M.
FREDERICK PLEASANTS, Trustee.
Richmond, August 3d, 1810.
.C»d»)
JUS I KUClilVED,
And for Sale by the Suliscribtrs,
30 Hhds Prime Antigua Hum,
Fresh Imperial, Young Hynon
and Souchong Tea in Chests
and Moxcs— Also, Impenut in
Lead Ladders, of superior
quality.
20 bis. Prime Green Coffee.’
Also in Store,
30 Tierce* prime Upland Whiskey
30 bbl* Old double Distilled do.
Together with their usual supply of
HA R D W A R E.
BRYSON 81 PAHKHILL.
Richmond,, August 3d, 1310. (t. f.)
Pamphlets,^
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