Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-23 00:00:00, page 4

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G it.p ; & GEO «f)K A RX • (Ter O'p
• f n« i”' "«1 tUr jr»v>';nsr FefOtVN. 6#0 TACKS
Sivl.rf T\y'i HS'ski and v»c!l
are 'n *1 .i! • *;>• .-’■'p.os of »;rrW:nr*tw^C thou.
*an.l tea*’-!' L-VEKPCKT. GItOeNlyS*LT
wri- *t •jr'.lt Us J of «.*i re*.or,abfc term*
ILcInn -a l, ?il D' Csmlr r, IS09. *f
*1T*fIE Sub.vCsiber wis:ie* to employ
■i TT»VO t;*» id Workmen in 'he Wheel
wr:~V. basinet*-, to * !vhm t'ocd
be oiti-n » <ht wo'kixiro mav 0^»*(L#cr>)
to oorkLy he piece.—.Also utAypreu
lire* .ro •.ranted to the Wheelwiimt bu
sinews*
A. Quarrier*
nichnwmd. 3lh Oct. 1809. * f tf
Nr:W MEDICINE STOKE
'I'Hf. Sabscii jcra mve recency taken a a ere,
* near the* Vtarkr.t npiioitic Ktw ,
tVipte an’ Shelton'*, wonts thsy offer for a*l«
* uf.v ?*nrval tu*»rt*w:ut of -RUGS 15‘ ME
'}•!USES t a few <?f which ate emmet ated
j: r . *
Gi:m Mo<»
—— Ammon
. Am FoeliJa
. Arabic
Gviiu
- ?4yrih
— — Orium
-- Cvm»
-—. flbetl Lac
—Tnapxeanth
A.ie.a Forii*
v tl'.'r.ti'io
Arrow R >at
Cameb^r
C '^basje
R.r4 an4 Pale Sark
Cream Tana*
C’if-.nomi!e Flower*
MaRi.ia.ia
"►lap
•»cac
•alcr.'.H
fart Eittat
iivnee UorpwiM
Lemon
——— Sprnca
iloyei
:4u;mtg*
Mir*
Gw&aim, ,Julc. he. he.
AL.XV
A zrncrrl assortment of /hf/AFTO 8t DTI.VG
Z!»f/W—hI! of vihich wi l l-n old -siow »* at
»ii» *>;her store in this city. Medical prac.ti ion
frx and f*en*!emrn wnj»*e »n theltil/ii '.fiel.ing
cvedicir.c in the conn*sy, writs Jo well *o call
VAIL. Ik ItOGlillS.
Hkhmond, 29th An^. 1009.
<» E \NK NOTIi of ON*. HUNDRED
' DOLT.AhS was taken from a bhck boy
\»Asn called himfe'f James Smith, * /• found
:■ .0 ih" s’-rceT —No* tldnkirigr it pk^rr A^lei ths
pov keep;' I detained ir for tb« AA*wner.
v 10 rrae hrre i*, on K:ri’g Baudaitory evi.
t'tr.ce of hi« or'.h. ir li^bt to it and paying the
expense of du* advertisement.
John McDonald.
Fichmond. Murch 10th, 1829 tf
NOTICE.
"^TKCRnSTTY c tnp*-U sue to make fur.'
a ' thtr uppl •» >on to ail those woo are
indebted tot'.'- r.istees of the Kiclruond A.
Cidprny/ by sties of lot cry tickets uf the
first unn see-nd class and voluntary sub
ssriptions, nod all such are hereby ieq ie3»
ted to tnak* piyrient .o the subscriber to
enable the rv'ldingcomrailtse to pay all ar
rears for work d^n*:, nnrt to prscurc
materisU 'his winter in Older K> |>r;>cesd
vdlt ihr jinrIr iiAvt vnr nm. if hfiii/ lsi P thp
educa'ico of-.ur rising progeny, Jrlmm orna
Simla and at'achca tiieVn to rejmb'TRpi prin
ciple* nnd gives a upr ng to liberty and In.,
dependence. I have imdertaken the collec
tion l»y agreement witii John Brockennroogh
and William W. Henlog^ F.sqrs. tbe other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trmtera. As the building of the
Ac idemy has progressed con«kl«rably, l
flatter myself th'te will be J.ot little trou
ble in oh ainlng the money for the purpose
of carrying into efleet so laudable an insti
ls ion.
ROB* RT MITCH2LL,.
December 8th, 1*09. tf
One Thousand Pou
WANTED, /
f'(”i theintsreti al -which, s pian»tlWo
RC«e: of /*iu«bi*1and wiltbu given, <n;ii>h«
tmey iv, churned. Nearly 100 acres are rich l"»
,'teanli,now in cultivation lying on nsvigabU
me improvement* r,ew and very good, ir
a r-ulihj ami desirable country. Cnq-na of th«
('rater
^t>tcr..bcr 8, lye.»f
K is iVi O V A L.
r¥*lfB rtbacriber baa rumored near th# Mason
* v hvv* he cenlinuea to kc«[. a hoot* of
F'ivate Entertainfifa^it.
ilv has alto for aa>., a general ara.rwntnt d
A'*.»CrI.ika-vw* HUiit an! kind* ol
insu •, produce on commisaimi.
V HF.ZBKIAM PURYE. .1.
Wch-nnnd. May T7iht lfi09. if.
N. it. The higVicat price given fur wheat,
H. P
J U a” r RECEIVED,
A general fittertmerit o/ *
I)t*4ch Bolting C-lijme,
•f superior quality, #
ALSO, 9
2 Piano Fortes,
J. UaR>ISIMTT,
Btchtr.ond. Not. 21, 1‘ n9.
tPvent Medicine.
Chemical Opa.
d-l.inc
Bateman's D op*
Bririeh Oi'
Ejser.ee Peppermint
; u-iington’s Balsam cl
Life
Dr- Hswun's Oelehra
ted Itch cr Beautify
ing Ointment
Do. d». Genuint
An»i hi mus ana Sto
machic Witters
Mo. do. Worm
Po-eder*
WHeaton'* Itch Oint
ment | t
Doflor Lr Jk Genuine
XVlndhs^rJE'jl'ioun
Andere-m’s do*
tioopei'* do.
Dr Th -mson’s Aroma
tic Tooth Paste
Do. Eye Water
Frbrifngn EltCt’.a'f
for Agee an! Fevtr.
Klnklry’s Infallible Ue
|rr«-dy for tbe Pile*
Dr Cooley'• Vegr’able
| Elixir or Cough Oops
I Gcnuioe Spice Bitters
I^OR »v’-, A VERY LIKELY A* i
* GlHL, i4 yta:s of age, Eu^-iue ■ the j
J Argos rfli.V. mJ ,
I Jauu>'y i5.h. iSiO ' >c
1 T wiil S*l!»n to the uigli-Mt iiidu«> on .he tnc.
* mi %ea. in the Town of Manchester, on Frida*
the 9th day of February# if fair, ot.sr wt'c. on
the succeeding day, the iiOfiSS andJTENE
MEM T n >w in the occupamy of Mr Hwianiel
Chi dera a» a Tavern t containing Uwfteet in
front of the main street, and 165 bThe
terma wii W"- made known on the day of tale. ]
Mr. Robert M*Tyre the former owner of the
above tenement will execute a deed for any ti
tle he may have with ihe re'inrjuitnment of the
eventual righ: of dower of Mi* M‘Tr««.
JOHN RAKER.
January 13th, 18i0. tf
Cumberland Mar Court, 1899.
Alexous ll.ve.nort, surviving pari nr * A In
of VVm. St A exotta Darcupor , put. S. Chao
ao-ikst j c~tj
Joshua Gt >ver 8t Wal'er Jones, deft*.
■pilE defendant Joshua, tvn having en’tireti hit
' appeetar.ee ant* given security accotd:ngto
the set of altenr.bh and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the sa'istac ion ofCourt
that be is not an inhabit-*nt of thia itlei on
the motion or <h* pijpniff by his co^ef I, it is
order'd that un'est the said defendant Joshua
doanyear hereon or befjre *he 4'h Monday in
Augu-.t next. and answer the plaint:tf*s bi'l, the
mat-er the eof will be decreed against him; and
that a corty of this order he forth wi h inserted
in some one of the news papers printed in the
citv of Richmond for three weeks successively
an l pstied at the front door of the Court-Ho u»c
of this county.
(A Copy)—Attest
MILLER WOODJOMJr, d. e.
3 v.
BY virtue or a Ottcd o* trust 'waring Oats ih«
25th of December. 1806, end duty record
ed »:< he county court of Chesterfield, executed
by Wihiam Brown for the purpose of securing
the punctva'. payment of the sum of y£92 13 31 3
with in erest theteon from the dan.* of -.he saiti
deed and the expenses necesa*ri'y incur-ed by
carrying the said trust deed into execution, be.
ing the first instalment of a debt due to llett I
jamin Hatcher ef the county of Chesterfield,
■ agreeably ro the special tenor of the i<ad trust
dc.-ri,_will be SOLD, at William LtCAford’s
Tiiirn i.» the said countv on Sa'adw .'7th
instant, 101 1.3 ioksi ol L. AN D, arn much
rhr.*cof us will be »umci*nt to pay il»e said dtbij
inteicc tnd ct>R then tteie, reserving 5 acre*
thereof to ths .aid William B own, l; iug in the
county of C'wv'crueld, *»n Bowhite cicekj ad
jmri'.g the land* of James A. Paue.on and
itchj&otin Hatcher, about 5 mites frem the
to-vn&f Afar.ciiettcr. The talc will be made
: under »)»:• provisions of the act of assembly cun.
ctitiW ;xe-ad;ns, Sec. &c. by th»
TRUSTEES.
Chesterfield County Tan. 13 h, 1H\0. 4tp_
ts*mu»T Me Craw andrGrnh tiTs wile, winch
■a,.’ :viruh is executrix of the testament
and last will of J mesGunn, her son, de_
ceR .' d, avA sole devisee under the last
w |t imd tv-stament of thd sr.id James
Gann dec John Turpm and Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Gur.n, daughter of
seid Sa’-ait ivlcCraw, late Sarah Gunn,
and John S. Gunn, Emily F. Gunn, James
William Frederick Gunn, infant chil
dren of the said Sarah McCruw, by the
said Samuel AlcCraw to be assigned
their guardian- to defend this su»V—
I^AKR NO! ICR. that we t>hly upon
. the third day of the next teriyof the
honorable superior court of citanfery for
the Richmond district, move the said court
tor commissions io taka the depositions of
sundry witnesses in the state of Georgia,
to be read in evidence in tne suit depend
ing in the said court between ourselves,
plaintiffs, and yourselves, d-fendaii'fl.
This notice is given that you may attend
in the smd court at the r.rne above menli.
ioned, to name coiu.uissioners if you think
proper*
EDWn. CUNNINGHAM.
AHIANA CUNNINGHAM. I
December 22d 1809._t3Pp._
BVvu'tueof a dsiu o- -rim jiii ian«« -.« rit.
ten authority executed by J rates Par:;s to
Thi s. Burma, b<m*ing date me i2tn day of Ft, j
bm-rfj t8'K>, and uouid in »be enun / court J
of Henrico, on ttiAfiTh I//. HJ
acv*n negro**,, vi*. 1 '\zt ms. Jc'*i"irenj ,
Judith, Tietty^ Bart1ettM.ucy, S*aj#and 'He
brcr.a, for tr.e pu-:poss#\ »^curi Rj wjmat due
1 f. om iU_ an.i l P-.-tci JTo elt-tcVff l ACob
j deceased^ 'tWb'i 4^1 on the 20ik day
1 -fthi* present raantW, »h« abiv.: nsincl negroes,
! *t the -z.s dwe'l ng *to»>e of the- *.tid Parktj
. n W guiding Denuu'.bf in Henrico county., for
t-fnriy money, hr
TIIOMAS DURTOtf, Trone.
January 2-1, 1^10. - -T
■j N. a. At rhe sums lime and place^ tha plan
s'Ion will b? ren ed.
ON th- 15th cf next inon.h, wifi be Sold,
for ready mon« y, to the highest bidder,
nt th-. late residence of Kdmund Mountcas
t.r, dec. the
PLANTATION
Whereon he herd, containing by estimati
on^ one hundred acre*, mdru or Al
io^ the following J
NEORORS, to w* #
Frank, A iron, Pat, and ner tM^Jghild»en
Keaiah and R:iz.i, and jndy, wWch said
pro|»^r'y was conveyed to the subscribe r
by Slid td'nuid M- umcastle and Eliza
beth, his wife, to secure the pay nent of
two theus- nd dollars due to j »hn ’. I Chris
tian, and ia of record in New Kent county
Court.
jON'iS R. CHRIRTI \N, Trustee.
New Kent, /aau.ary 8th, 1810._t!5F
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscribers wish to tell that valu
able an»l well known tract of L AND,
in Hanovere<'Uuty,Cuilrd (Iasmvd Hill.
containing about eight hundrrd Hcr*s, be
H-tr the same on which the. late Haldenby
lixmi resided. In point of soil and situ.i.
lion, this land is inferior to nonpy it Is situ
aifd about one mile from liai^er court
house. and about the sum*? iUWsca fro.i.
Tnyt ot*s ferry on PamunkyAdhere I® *
new framed dwrlbng h*u*e on^lhr premi
ses. no. quite fi-.lshed, and an excellcn
orchard of the most choice fruit j the sod |
is w ell adapted to the culture ol wheat and j
tobacco, a great part of which is low ground ,
of the first qu-ilwy. Tne subscribers will
sit. ud at ihe next ILnufer c-wtrt li>r the
ptii|i<ifie of making known the term* on
on witich this lanO will he so.d.
Jahn Richard,
Henry 3:. J »hn Dixnr.i.
C*-*o. W. Dilftfi.
nuuary 8ik, 1510. «)«.
Wanled for the present^*s.vT
A FEMALE HOUSE SEltWvN V.
ONE who is a g ;od Seuinitresv^’tyiiu'i.l
he preferred. S.is :uuft come welt
recomnsindrd (or honesty, See. Enquire
nt t- <» printer. tf
F
SIX HUNDRE
good LAND, in
from Richmond.
(*)
l ilE r»TOCKiioLuER.3 ot the (Jruoih.
* land Manufacturing S .ciety are here,
by notified that the uim oLTen Dollars on
each share is called Vor Wy the President
ucd D rectors of sa.d Vyfety, and is,
ted to be paid to ThoijKs B
treasurer, on or b^fEle the
March next ^.AlsoAi Vrther
Dollars, to he paidyin iiYe manner, on or
before the first ilA ot next.
M. C. WATKINS, C'k.
January 10th, 1810,. • 2p
FOR SALE,
A HuUSE & LOT, ^
MOW in the occupancy of Mrs. Qltha..
rine Dabney. Far p-rticalars oAquire
of the printer. ^
January J<5 1810.
BY virtue of a i}«en ot‘ trus* executeU to
the subscriber by Archibald Taylor, of
Henrico county, for the purposes therein
expressed, will be sold, to the highwt bid.
der, for ready m ney, at the dwellitoQkuuse
of said Tnylor, on the fifteenth dayyof next
month, all the STOCK and HOUSfcHuLD
FURNITURE, mentioned in said deed.
NOBLE JORDAN, Tiustee.
Henrico, 13th Januaty, 1810. tds
T INTEND to 1 state early next
* Spring. All pe aving any claims
are requested to em tor^Sd well
authenticated, and shall b§ paid
immediately, ^
HOLMAN.
Cumberland C ary 13th. 1810.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
T Cumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
Monday in March next^ being court
day, will be sold, seven or eight likely mid
valuable NEGRO ME.N, for the benefit of
the otherwise unsecured creditors tA^nieii,
Thqmasarid Francis Deaae, who shell have
entitled themselves to such beuefi&dy sub.
scribing a compromise which to uudi cre
ditors hath been proposed—and according
to a deed of trust (nude to the subscribers.
William Danill,jr.
* EuWAdO llOOKdR
January 10th, 1310._ tds
Ten Dollars Reward.
A BSCONDEn from the employment of
the subscriber, ton the 1st. mst. a
mulatto fellow called SOLOMON, about
five feet eleven inches high, spare mode,
and possessing a good countenance. He
is u.iu>u-d!y adroit and imposing in his ad
dress ; is an excellent coach driver, wag
goner, ostler, shoe mak r, cooper, mil
ler, house.se.'VHtu, pressman, co; k and a
tolerable blacksmith.* Wh.tner jfftias di
rected his course is not known ; mu. It is
conjectured that he has gone eitbjpAo CuL
pfper in V rgin a, nor to ihe state ot Penn
sylvania, He will no c.Gubt attempt to pass
a tree man. His dress is not particularly
recollected, except that he had witu him
a dark brown great co%» cut ns the frock
fashion The ttoove reward will u g.veu
for apprehending and securing him in
such manner as in enable the subscriber to
gel him ngatn.
EDWARD C. STANARD.
Washington City, Jan. 5th, 1810. 3t.
V] Or ICE.—The Partnership between
I v Robert j, Yancey and John G. Yancey.
Cumberland county, (Va.) Jan. 1, 1310.
17OR SALE.—A handseme. second hand
-k London built CHARIOT, which has
been nut little used and is maA^ood state
of preservation. Apply to tlv# printer, or
10 Mr. H»gbks, coach maker, opposite
the Old City fayern, where the carriage
may b^pe-n,tf
IN Council, September 19th, 1809.
ON cfM»i t u.ton of the . e,>ort of the com.
mhtee who examined the Auditor’s office.
It i« s'iviss-d, *ha: from and after the 1st day of
January next the auditor be Instructed in eve.y
erse wherr any ciain by vir ue of an order or
ee tificAtr of Court is presented ’o hitn by a per.
■. /n wlto.c name u not menu ned therein, to rc
q .irs «u h p-o-ion to pro iuce also an or«er or
;>*/urrr of Attorney fr >m the individual in whose
bror such cider or crtificate of to ut */a«
l mads to rihar wi h an affi lavic of one wiineis
at least, rer .ified by a magistrate or notary pub.
lie, that such an individual actually signed and
acknowledged the same. JL.
Extract from the Jju>nal.
DANIEL L. HYLTON.
Clerk of the Council.
J» Couwcil, January 4th, 18 .0.
I Isodvref, That the operation of the rule
prescrib'd fur the auditor by the advice sf Coun
cil of the 19th September Lae relative to the
au then feat ion of claims foun led upan order, or
rertifka’CSof e nut shall be suspended until the
lit day of ?larch next,
Lx.itici ifoirt i he journal,
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
a A G s.
TUB SUBSCRIBE* WILL PAT T
PST PRICK FOR
LINKtiN or COT
R /V G J
(For the VIRGINIA M \NU _ _ ,1
AND will contract with counTTy Htore
keepers for ell they may be able to
collect, which will bs paid for in cash, on
d-livery at my store, near the Courthouse ;
where may t»e had a general »»sort;nent of
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES. V PA
TEN r NAILS.
WILLIAM FARR.
| Rmichond, 33d J-oo. 1809, y is 13m
Formal* t*T
D Vic*.. Ulill* 1 N’f
In ilicL-w, r IVntTO-.niol Col.
Mi;o's i*u id e g,
Genuine Llcrabaceous
bi r teas,
. made solely by
James Garflanciy
Ao. 78, J\'nrth Second otrect, Philadelphia
TO prevent or cure Fevers, Bilious and
Bowel complain s Mead Aches, loss of
appetite, cstiveoeas melancholy, be.
USE. If your body he regular txka 3 tea
spoons full of the bitters in a tea cup full of
cob1 water, morning- and sight ; and a little in
the course of the da>, ia any druik you are
accustomed to take.
If two Laxative—Taks the inertias mo.
mile ten, with a few drop* of espine lav.
endcr#
If Costive—increase the quantity *f he bit*
terw.
Moderate eating and drinking, with these
rules, will pccveinjfevei*.
Is case ot attacks* i'ake a vomit of strong
camomile tea, and drink freely of weakcamo.
mile to work it off, after which drink freely
of the bitters in camomile tea, toil it will car
ry off the fever by perspiration, but if tlw body
be debilitated previous thereto, add som.i good
red wine, braady or geneva. Ail new liquors
are pernicious.
The red bitters may be used with red wines
and brandy. Fiie yellow with white wines Or
°^.ler Both have the same effect.
Faking these bitters so as to ketp the
body regular, will prevent or cuie the other
complaints.
Its valuable effects on the human frame m*y
be ascertained by any perso n who wilt take a
bout a solid inch of fresh kii.ed beef and im
merse it in a glass of the bitters for about two
hours, expose it afterwards in tmr"fOla, un
der heat, air; dew and rain, undnio ■surauc.i
on will ensue—hence it r..*y s^Ty liken
by both sexes. This exp'cnmAit^l^pr.jp ie_
lor made in the dog-days wn«s^Chrw/Ieit’x
1 hcmiumetcr had been sev; ra^naiwdoout
deg**and it dclies Chemistry o:i i s most ex
tensive scale to l»e able to decompose it, or
d^Cfrthili it« suvimoI x
or ingredients, therefore no imposition under
that head can take place.
t rice S'J cents per bottle, and 6 cents will
be a.towed on returning the bottle and la
HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
An Ointment tor the extirpation o? BUGS. J
USel. Clean your Bedsteads well, rub the
underneath and inside, the mortises, the ten.
ons and vvery crevice with the ointment—also
2 or 3 inches of thu feet next the floor, this
will prevent them creeping up. If too thick \
heat the bottle.
If going to ridew rub a few drops to your j
horns’* ears it will prerent him being annoyed
in tna<lender pari by flies of any description,!
and will thereby lend to keep !uin cheeriu* on
the journey.
If mixed with green paint made or raw oil
and laid on your bed chamber or ceiling, it ;
will preven. Hies or imisipiitoc* resting there- 1
on.
Pries 35 cents.
Likewise a LIQUID BLACKING prepar*
edon oil mat win nourish and preserve too
leather in Gentlemen’s boots and shoe*.
Pn. e 25 cents.
i he Alcoholized Acid,
For cradical • ' all stains from B Jot .Tops.
And preserving their original colour in all ca
ses,, without injury to the Leather.
UBi. Snake the bottle well, pour some on
a saucer, wet the Boot.Tops with a sponge,
dippad m water,* while wat, rub the Acid ve
ry hard on with a piece of wli,to flannel, rol
led hard in your hand, repeating it till all ill *
s aitu disappear—then sponge oil' tiic cn.npo
stti.in witli clear water, and wipe it with your
sponge, dry them by the fire or 9un. Those
who like them glossy, when about dry, must
rubttiem with a. piece of clean flannel.
Prepared only by J AMc.6 CrAA PLAND,
No. 7fi No. vh Second sweet, Philadelphia
Sottl, wholesale ami retail, by hint, and retail
ed by most of the principal Boot Makers.
Price in bot.les 50 cents each, and in quarter
pint* ai 25 cents.
*m9 I. will have the same efcct on ^addles
and Bridles,
fly* Country Orders executed on the short.
e«t notice.
in ou >«nunj count? oour , uctoocr io;a,
1*09.
Thjrmas Eldridge. jr. Adm'r. of Ste-'J
phen tiubbaid, deceased, pUf. | In
A9AIN3T ^ CiuIN
Thomas Bernard and Charles John. | car/,
son, , defts.J
1'HfSds? came the plaintiff b? tna attorney,
audifie dctendW Bernard, not having en.
tarad hia appeannce\nd£\van secumynwc ..ord •
ing to the act of asse.Vh|? and oihu\ this
court, and it appear iuM to the /aia£Jctf>n of
the court,that he isfi\ »r* in^hiJti & this
at a e. on the mot'nyof Vte plai\ijL-By#>ts at.
torney, it is orT-fl^l, tmt tne A*Jncndunt
Bernard do appedr ncra on ths third Monday
in March nest and answer the plaintiff's bill,
and give security for performing tne decree of
this court, and that a copy ot this order be forth,
with npb i.hod in some public newspaper prin.
ted iwrite city ot Richmond, for two mnitht
luccfsii and that another copy be posted
at tHe frJb: door of the couithwu^ of this caun
*7- V
A C ^ptrwTette. •
^WILMAM MILT.ER, C. O. C
ALU ABLE H.MiE* FOR JsAf.E —
Pursuant to the Will and list Testa - {
ment of Capt. George Wilkinson, deceas.
ed, of New Kent county, will be sold, to
the highest bidder, on Saturday the 10th
day of February next, before the door of
tne Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, thu^o lowing
HORSE*, to wit / n m tre yv^llavr.ar*
old, now in foal by Florixe),/ hjk S ears
old next spring., and «n elejfnt AyJgell.
ing. The blood of the aforelcitronj^l nur
ses^ will be pvoven as belaw Twelve
mouths crctfii will be allowed the purcha
sers upon entering into bond with security
approied oy the
X EXF.CUI'RIX.
The mare above mentioned, was gotnm
by old yturned, her dam by Col Byrne's
old Wild Air, her grand dana by Cade, her
great vrand dam by Cripple, her gieat
, great grandam by the imported horse J)cu.
fay = the filly mentioned aoove, was go ten
by Florisel out of the D. juried m tre, and
the bay gelding by the imported horse JV-ti\
ford out of the above m uuenci Wild Air
msre.
January 8th, 1810. wtls
v T'l i‘IC- T:t *- r bon
• S Oecaaie due to r ft pieviMn
. s'ldfl, f.ir , | hou^it :it t I
»ilr »>i u««; plantation ie i|yceaw<b'VI
C’l! on Andrew Steve i :»tf-iKy at I
of (his city, who i» ,-J to rrCtijJ
payment. The tm! will be Wow*
home f<»r several wt.
SAMi.. P. PAKS'>N5v^ Ad.u’ir. of
P. YolTNGJlUoilAN
Richmond, 1st AI.» 8 h, 1«10 w3t
Vlltt.INI i : '
Juna Geh#rsl Court, 1808.
Th« ComnionweaitM up >u an a-l •
AoaiasT C joH.iedcax#
Jonah M'Gieoegen. deft. j ti >n1 the
Disui&cvuri hein at M ;j.an Town
TUB court are uu*ni<n«us»y of rjiinijn r5t.it
where an indic'mr-.t or |vr«»tnu.nt is fo» n.|
ny a Grind Iu>y, against any pcirrn foi
tiemeaner, to which t e law l.aa sffixedy
ntoui or eopoi.d punishment lhai>
befi re wnotn such piemen merit or inc
founds m*y in at diacreti w award a I
the first ins ance, a- d that upon iJ
and presentments of at inferior nature, such
court ought after two venire facias’s have lve«
; returned not fonn-t, <o award a capias t It is
therefore ordered that it be certified to the
Morgan Town District cou t, that a capiat
ought ;o '-•! awarded in this ca.e.
Puulijhcd be Order of cou't— Nov. 1809.
PZYTON DRfc.WjC. g e.
_ yrdt.
, the subscriber has opened a House ••J' private
* entertainment at his residence in Poyrhs^,,
coun'y, (1 wenty five m.l.s ao-'ve Mj
Twenty miles below Caaeravill*, on
hove the foik >fthe river-.ad middle ,
one mile from the Fine creek) mil t,
attention will be paid by
HORATIO TURPIN.
January 10th, 1810; w4e
COLUMBIAN MILLS.
CASH given for Fl.OUR, BAR
REL STAVES, HEADII
HOOP POLES.
ALSO,
For CLEAN WHITE C(
/*. HaxaU
Richmond, Jan. 15, 1810. w-tt
LADIES’ GEN iLK-wENy
KOCKRT BOOK jfL.\t\JVjit\
FOR THE YE AU 1010.
Just published and for sale at
this office
THE Gentlemen's Book, contains an alma*
nic, ruled pages for memorandum*, cash ac
count ■ Ac government of he \J. S. exscutire^ •
legislature and judiciary, federal courts oflav/,
departments of the federal government. ter*
ritorial governments, pa'ents^ ministers, c(ti.
auls,k.c to and from foreign nations, comp»'e
list of the army an l navy, marine corps, nXvy
marine corps, navy yard at Washington, nwal
force of the U. V and vessels in commission,
post ofiice, progress of post office est:tbii*h
ni-nt, coins of the U 3. duties and. drawback9,
offi ;crs of the cus oms, light houses, several
useful tables.
Tiie Ladies' Book contafr.s a beautiul en
i graving and a description of the falls of Nia«.
gara, an almanac, ruled page* for memorau*
eums. observations, cash account*, Cfc. a vari
1 ety of pieces of select poetry, new and celebra
led swng-s, a marketing and other useful tables.
November 23 _
Penitentiary Store,
THF. subscriber, Agent for the Penitentiary,
oilers for 9.iic the following articles, the no.
nuuciurc oftnat institution, at very low prices at
wholesale tod retail,
CUT NAIL3.
Mriietule price* Retail print.
Sdy 13 1-? cents. 14 1-2 cent* Jitr
4 13 14
6 12 13
8 11 12
10 10 1-2 111-*
12 10 1-2 111-2}
20 10 1-2 11 1-2
CUf BEADS.
8 dy 10 1-2 11 1-t
1 10 10 11
12 Do. Do/ l
20 Do. Do. —T"
SPRIGS. /
j^cis./ur. jv/itrim
4 22 1-3 67
17 84
WROUGHT NAILS.
6rfy 14 15 per Ik2
• 13 1-2 14 1-3
10 13 14
12 12 1-2 13 l.S
20 12 13
30 12 13
Btoad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Hoe*. Plough
Shares and Coulters, Hingea, W ilgea, 11am.
mers. Fender*, Trace*. Stretchers, and Os
Chains Bridies, Collars, Halters, Braces,
Surcingles, Back Bands Bell/ Bands, Uretch
' ing, Fire Buckets, (3*e Vfc.
Boots and Shoes*
Fair tops, back straps, ft 9 *
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows, 7
Half Bouts, 5
Mens calf skin shoes lined !c bound 10*6 12*
Do. aide leather, 7*6 a 9*.,
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7*6 a 8*
Woinms leather shoes, thick soles, 7*6.
Do. do. thin, do. 6*9
Do. do. slips*
Do. Morocco do. 8*9
Do. do. ties, 7*6
Girls leather shoes, 4*6 o*
Boys do. 4*6 ft.
Any of the above articles made to order
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. D. J. BUKK.
Richmond March 22. 1809.
6th July, ld09.*<wTii« price of Wrought
' Nailsis raised half a cent per pound, by
| order of‘.lie Executive.
jpampliTet^
card ,
7e.j.jf(3. wji if,
LAWYKRs, ■*_ •
CL EH i:> 13 J7 'i H I HP. ; If!, t.% AT4,15*4
A K £ Vii A Pl.T
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ARClUS OFFiCti.