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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-10
VIRGINIA:


VIRGINIA:
ut raies holden in the Clerks Office of the iSupe.
7dor Court Of Chancery far tie Richmond Dis.
t1Ict, die 5h day Of March 1916.
James Brown, of the city of Richmond,
Plaintiff:
AGAIsST,
soloman Jacobs, & James C. Wardrop,
Defendants.
THE defendant James C. Wardrop, not having
entered his appearance and ;iven security accor.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not inbabitant of this country
II is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day the next term and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
VIM w. HENfNG, C. C.
April 9--w8w
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Sr,be.
Tior Court Of Chancsry, for the Richmond Dis.
tricf, The 5th dGyof March, 1916
Edmund Curl, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John Heath and John Morris, Defendant
The defendant John Heath not having entered
his appearance and given security according To
the act ofAssembly, aud the Rules of this c9urt
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne
IS not an inhabitant of this country It is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here ON the
first day of the next term and answer the bin Of
the plaintiff and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months success
siyely and posted at the front door of the Capi.
tol in the said city.
A Copy--Teste,
April 3--w8w
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FOR SALE,
fl Lot Of Ground, containing four .acres,
ON the North Side of BACON BRANCH, near
Mr.. Pares Facto'y--I deem in unnecessary to
give further description, as those wishing to
purchase, will, certainly view the premises. For
further particulars enquire of the Subscriber liv-
ing on the lot.
JONATHAN QUICKsALL.
March 25.-1awt20A.
N. b. l shall offer the above lot at private sale
until the Goth Of April next.
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EDITED BY
JOHN BURKE g L. H. GLR.aRDLM,
AND Pu BLlsnED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Forn Doors below THE BELL TAVERN, AT Foua
DoIIAns PER ASsUM. PAID IN ADVANCE.
~ advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.

NlHGiNlA
II Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftae sube.
'rior Coxrt Of ohaneery. for the Richmond Dis
rrict, The 9th day Of fetr-nay 1916.
John s. Stubs, junr, PlaintiG.
Against.
Polly Brown. and Washington Brown, heirs at
law of Sally Brown, decd and John s. Stubs,
sen. administrators of the said Sally Brown,
decd, and James Brander, to whom the charge
of the estate of the said Sally Brown was COM
mitted; Maxwell Trokes, and Sarah H. his
wife, late Sarah III. Goode, adm'rx. aud James
Scott, jr. adm'or with the will annexed of Rich
ard B. iGoode, decd John Spotswood and Ma
ny his wife; Tarlton Saunders & Sally his wife
MARY Goode, Sally Coode, Elizabeth Goode,
and Robert Goode, children and heirs at law of
Francis Goode decd. Sally Scott, only child and
heiress of Patty Scott, decd. which said Mary
Spotswood, Sally Saunders, Mary Goode Sally
Goode, Elizabeth Goode, Robert Goode, & Sally
Scott are heirs at law of Richard d Goode, decd.
who was surviving trusteein the act ofthe Gen.
erl Assembly, in the Plaintiffs bill mentioned /;
& Robt. Graham, surviving ex'or of James LYLE
the elder, decd who was also trustee under
the said act, and executor of James Lyle, the
younger, decd. who was the other trustee nam
ed in the said act: and Philip Norborne Nicho-
las, attorney general of the commonwealth of
Virginia and John b. Ogg Defendants.
The defendants Maxwell Trokes, and Sarah
II. his wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assem-.
bly, and the rules ofthis court, and it appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they are not inliab-
itants ofths country: 1t is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the capitol in the
said City.
Copy-Teste,
VIM w HENJNC, q n
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VIRGINIA.:
ut rules holden in the Clerks Office ofhe Sube.
raor Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 5th day Of March 1916.
Charles Hunt and Daniel Digger, merchants and
partners, under the firm of Hunt C Digger,
plaintiffs.
AGAINST,
Frederick Pe,ne-ny, and William Franklin Os-
borne, merchants & partners, under the firm of
Frederick Pomeroy, & &C. and Jesse L. Du.
puY,
Defendants.
THE defendants Frederick Pomeroy, and Will
liam Franklin Osborn not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this court, and
1t disappearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants ofthis country 1t is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day ofthe next term az / answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the City ofRichmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the Capt.
tol, in the said city.
COpy--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, &C.
April 3.-wSw.
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Nrw OnIr,xs Sent II

NEw OnLr,~s Sept. II.
We have AZ last received snch iniormstio, rela-
i've t"the o'tra%e lately committed on the Amer
lean na. by tie Spanaids rs may be reiiet; unoa
Exrect'rg In receive some information we f,rc-
bore any ailusinn to the subject in Yesterdays ga
zette TIE lircbrrnd was no, j. company Win o.
ny Other vessel when she f u in with The Sransh
corvettes. When fred upon, It, Cnanirgs am
Showed his coors, and hailed tie commodnre-
mer toning the character Gf bis vessel. Alter con-
iinung their IRE some time, The Spsnilri sent an Of
tliccr on hoard the Firsbrap,i, To whom Mr. Cnn-
ninghpm's commission shown, and afterwards
Mr. Campbell, second in Command of tie Fire
brand sent on board the corvette, on the reo,i
sition ofthe Suanish captain.
When Mr. Z. arrived on the deck, he
was insuted by the most opprohrious a
buse, and centinal was placed over him !;
his boats crew was slso compelled to 60
oS board-ipmediately put in irons, and
then cruelty beaten. II is aided that
Mr. Cunningham repeatedly assured the
Sp nsh capt. that he had struck his flag.
that he cons dered tee I'irebrand as a D ize
to his catholic majesty, and entrea,ed that
she might b. taken possession of agreea-
bly, to the usages Of tel!:gerents.
This was declined by the gallant cham
pin Of the Inquisiton--but he still ,let in
ed M. Campbell and h boats crew.
At the expiration Of four hours. howe
yer, sal appeared at p dist nee the
prisoners were rel ased, and the Fire
brand permitted to depart by the redouht-
able Don. who did nos tail to load her
commander with the foulest approaches,
and protested that he had orders to drive
every American vessel from the Gulf of
Mexico.
We shall accompany the preceding facts
with no observations the bare recital is
sufficient to arouse the indignation of every
man who has anAmer.can heart, ora heart
that spurns cowardice, and its constant as
sociate. Cruelty. We feel confident, know.
ing intimately. as we d. the officers of the
Firebrand,that they offered no provocation
TO the vessels of i friendly nation, ana that
IN whatever circumstances they may be pla-
ced, they ne er would dshonor either them
selves or their country. CGozettc.
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NashURle, Seht. 25.
INDIAN COUNCIL.

We have understood, that probably an arrange
ment WI De made in few days by General jack
s'h' On me part OF the U. S. with the Chickasaws
tor REIMBURSEMENT OH their part OF all the land Ia,
GUIDED ~ the liues run by General Coffee. rs the
boundary OF the Greek sson To the u 5 and for.
AL the lsnd claimed by the Chiekssaw tribe on
the orth ofthe tennessee riyei H., tie Big Rem, of
tennessee, running to the mouth of Duck river for
Ti'eA .'hl annuity will be paid them, s. that the
Cherokees viii also be allowed an annuity for thei,
c'" TO their reserves in the Big Bend OF the Ten
hessee, x whatever cism they may have 20 The Ia
he'uued I'D the lines run by Gen. Cufee az the
boundary oi the Creek eession. We have heard
ina' General Jackson has bad many prejldices and
oPpositions to combat, snd that il has been win
the utmost difficulty he has succeeded AS Ca, AS h,.
mas, IN maturing the above purchases--he certainly
ne hnaliy succeeds not, merits the grateful
reFnetnbraace OF every Tennesseean for the: great
eNsruons ne mas made to accomplish object dear
" uie" interest. Clarion.
We are informed by Mai. EastlanJ. from the
Cncgasaw nation, that general Jacks son, with the
O,ler cOmmissiDners, has completed the treaty
with the different Indian tribes, in a manner per
maps Tue best calculated to promote the views Of
ue general government, rs well TO settle sll ex
iSuhg animnsitIes or differences between the differ
eIit ludisn nations, as well as between them s. tbe
- .. For all lands lying between the mouth of
Oar Greek aud Fort Deposit, OIL the North side of
the iennessee river, the Commissioners for the II
States have sgreed to give S $4,000. payable in 10
establishment
General Cofise's line, with the possession of the
land Included therein, they have also agreed to GIVE
3 10000, payable aIsoi 10 annual instalments.
FiankEl Ten. } .Noiuitor.
From Colonel Cannon. who has Just returned
from the Cbickasaw nation, we learn that there
are strong grounds to believe that our com mission
swiii be able to procure the object of their meet
ing. 1TtL;g.
IMPORTANT.
Cory efa Letter from Colonel Jessub, If tie u
mted States army, 10 .hyOt' General Jaclsson,
dated
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1916.
have Just received Information that a
Spanish Royal squadron, few days since, attack
ed and captured the T. SIS vessel Fire brand
commanded by Lieut. Cunningham. This act, | am
convinced, is but the prelude to further outrage
Lit Cunningham has been released, aad, UNDER
stand, is on his way to ShpIslaad for the purpose
OF reporting TO the Commodore. The moment
receive detailed account ofthe affair, shall for
ward It to you-And have The honor to be, Sir your
ob't sery't
THOMAS S. JESSUP,
Col. com. 8th Deh'E
i
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NEGRoEs FOR SAIE


ssH virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Corr, e
z the United States. tor the 5,h Circuit. and
district ct virginia, between Rebecca Bon, As.
tniais'Tatrlx oi Phineas Bond. deceased. WIN zoo,
Attorney N tact for the creditors OF Ezekiel ISL
wards, FFV. asd David Ross and others. Defts
shall proceed to sell, at public auction, nu1,lc
oil oLh ES, being the slaves and their ncrepse
conveyed by David Ross to William AI.yburn and
Others, by deed OF trust, on the 2ist # Oe,oI.-
lSo|, aud recorded liz the court Of Campbell con-.
~.
The sale will commence at the oxfors Ira,
works, III The county of Campbell on Fri,,ay Aim.
18th November next, and continue f.om day to ar
untl it is completed. y
The slaves will be sold for approved. eudor,ca
notes az 30 days. negotiable in the Bank OF ", oi-
ma, on the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
hese slaves are represented Ms extremely win,
able. most, if not all OF tlrn having b. en- ,.,onInl-
ed In or about the Oxford Iron Works. IN III,
W oil Campbell a number OF them are slid ~ u.
remarkably well skilled in the working OF Iro,
hey will be sold in families rs far as prae,ies ~.
w''h justice to the pa.ti,s concerned
WILLIAM MANN
..r,, Convn SsiOHeT
% The printer of the Pres al Lynehbu Q viii; in
ser the above advertisement till the dav ,r cal
and forward his account to William Mann. Cor
payment. 80
Ocoooer 10. 46-uIs
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commentaries.

am sorry to see fears expressed, tibet " n large
pnrt o. me new Library purchased for Mr.. Jener.
the German Coast, in The Ab.snp en- ti@;.on
soon alter leaving Hafniarg. LII IS believed that
msmy Of these books consisted Of Tie ELEGANT editions
o. Classiesl Works from the Ger.naa Plegs--'Tbe,e
late editions are perhaps lie most besutf,l in the
mo.,u az, ENJOY h.k Mr.. Jefferson has lately
'sge,'ed some OF them, Dhicb lie highly prizes
snoud be sorry, indted, that any ffis literary
'1''o'"ioh' o. tbs cast should r.scarry IS hc has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
NezU- York. October z.
HOME MANUFACTURERS.

On the 9Th ult. published a schema appeal to
The friends oiindependence, from a correspondent.
rus oin@ct was the most iaudabe 20 revive our
manufacturing industry By associations Ia favor of
home manufactures, to keen capiial at home. anil
encourage internal trade. The hundreds of thou.
sands OF bankruptcies that have taken place in
our sea-ports, and over the Whole country, had
not occurred, flour looms had mt bce5s 6eyoud
ne z9ater. 1.-THE spitit, which we rejoice TO see
,sne'el at Paterson, should peryadc the neigh
Dor'ng towns, and spread from East TO West, the
Paterson meeting will be an irnDorta,t era in A :.
msricsn history, from which we shall date the
renewa, oil wise and patriotic policy, that had
been abandoned in an evil hour.
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FAIL GOODS

lie SHbscrCer huviHg Contracted .ien,ee'res ia,
business irstter the .Ei1n efiiiOMAS X hiC,s-
ARD CROUCH, a'e no1y ops,si.;s ~, ei~gor.
assortment of
GLEASON AEi.E GOODS, in the house s.,,...
~ ~ occupied by M-inr Robert Gamble. fsor-
n-r % z aud iith stree,s) amongst wbc!, arr ,,..
following
Test : onson 'uperine cloths and casa;.neres
$, eoni JnJ common ,'a
s''es' peiisSo otaS. az nDsi ~ qualify
S"srEn' kersey, fnueskin an; ,,ai. oo.,;.ss
Da"e l. common -,
fors cloths. plains, ke~sey anil aa,st cot AS
Fine silk stripe, wo sted qu!itpg and ether
taccs vrs;inGs
Ioinci ss.,l sv "a. SLOW. do
Black ami colorcd bo,n5azeen,
to'nbaz@'ts and r'inted ratti..etts
llish taDm1,ts, OF s-psrior qrsIi,,cs
Fancy six velvet,
Levautnes and Fiorerce sill;
hIch figured satin i.evtntines
l'.,ir' sersh,ws anil sarc,nct.s
Esea Fioreilces
Silk, w.rsIei AID cotton hosiery
Al and 6. j c.n,bricas
Jrrkoreit and null u.sis'ins
Fahe, figured aud Tsmboied 40
1aiHhored end pain 10
ELEGANT Leyartine shayIs and handkerchief,
Damask and S roe do
Printing cainbrek do
Company and common bsndannas
MADRAS and fancy do
G S sst Al isisi, linens
Steam lonm long cloth and common shiriass
Fresh cambrics
An elegant assortment OF thread lsees :s.d
es'gnes
Cotton end silk DO
E;ark aqd wkite lace s,iaw- and yeils
Extra long aad sho,, kiI gloves
Mems beaver ard hue s.in d,
India t'o-s. led ,i.vags
Domestic pi-i,s and shirtir-s
With variety of Other articles, and expect IN /.
few days. considerable addition to their. r-es.nf
stock all ot which, having been laid il on III.
Most advantageous Terms ia New-Vo K aud ps;,a
dephia, they vili be enahiesi 10 sell ct III ,aot
reduced prices. THOMAS CROUCH,
RlCHARD CROUCH
Oat,berI6 ser
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PATERSON MEETING

NJ ameeting OF the Inhabitants Of Patterson and
Us yeInity' held 1t the hotel Of IL. Clark, on We'd
ne'day evening the 81 inst Cor the purpose Of taking
INTO consideration several communications addressed
70 the Manufacturers of Cotton and Wool. Il, lie
pace suggesting measures to restore these branch
as OF industry to their former active state which
communications being read to the meeting, il was
resolved, that Corresponding Committee OF Seven
persons be appointed for the purpose of corespon.
view, aud that
Peter Colt,
d. Holsman,
Charles Kinney,
Henry Morris,
Richard Ward,
Wales Il; Osgo,d, and
VIM. Ferguson,
Dc the committee.
Resolved, that the above proceedings be pubIish-
ca IN the Bee, printed at Paterson, and ia The Ma
Ional Advocate and Columbian, New-XorI<
Il. WARD, Chairman.
ID. HOLSMAN. Secretary.
October 3, 1916.
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very Holuable CTR prahlrLn--


& IN Monday, the 2Isi day Of th;s mani, M,
~ sold by [ &c Subscribers, the folio si,,
real estate witch !oDged 20 the la,e sA,,,t"T
9 9' Esquire, iying in aud near die Civ e
One laii-acre Lot, No. 457. lying on + or H..
- -, = VI "t'ie more Than square abo l
l0t on WhIgn are erecting ths buildings intend lnr
'hs virginia and tarners' Banks
J. he ha'raere Lot No. Isl, Wing OF, II St eof
ne'nS tbe same Lot on which Is situated tic a,
Known establishment, the Szyan Tayern
a peee OF t'round, eO.tainirg so IL. i, on, 49,.
- street, Joining the last mentioned a., on ", ",
WSsi, ari running back the depth thereof -
,hcreos new brick building, oboui 90 - or .
tavern. ~ VIC SAID
The hNIEaere Lot, No 7os formerly used q. e
stable LOO OF the ssit Swsu Tavern. ."
One noiety Of the hslfsere Lot No lxc H.. =.
The head Of tue BASIN Of tie james RIVER t',,,.,
opposite u the Public Wafehouse ''
ALSO--A small F.{h.l, eoof,i.i.o sLo,,,tso
acres p'ns about miles shove this Cts. near ,h,.
'esntnonu iyrnpkc hosd, ard adjmriag TIA lso,s
Z" .betsrs WsrJleiOn, Gentry and T. .tro,, ~
All Of this property is very ysluab . sr, a.,
woI,I' Tue attention u those desrous of vs,re mr.,
ney IN real estete The dif. e q ,,tc. 4, ~ sr'.,,
VIII either BE- sold ss they nov are. or 4; ", SI'
ing. " p"shr
The small proporti N lone tert',) or,Le nr..t...
money will be required w 100 iays f,r me-
lance, credit Of one, tvo aud tnr. vsars -,
De RVSn--the purchasers giving notes s,t;sf.c,
tofIy endorsed, negotiable AZ either ~ ,,,e ST..
n tins City-sod deeds Of trust On lie oroner'
G-j- The Sale vill commences utt o,,o., 90.
Lot on = street '"' 81 Uie
I:' reque" tn. Proprie,o-s
-1oHcnre, R)biason u Pieasctts,
Oct. ~. ave, ccrs
sS-t.s
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.,,h of the Ca7v or Canses river, about
On miles above us. whence they commence
~. r,,n due ncrth 100 miles--thence east
until they strike the waters of the M.ssis-
sippi. ~
.oot the latitude and the variation of the
comoass-the fort stands in SO deg. min.
,,ortb latitude. The variation of the com
mass was IL IA deg. east.
The Indians appear somewhat dissa-
,;sfied al our running the lines, n, know
ing or not wishing to know what it means !;
and not understanding the treaty which
they signed some years ago. There is but
I;ttie danger apprehended Of their Com
rnencing hostilities. L believe if they can
not frighten. they will not fight us.
"Mr Choteau, mentioned in nay last
letter to you. was not defeated, as reported,
but had hght-he had SO men, and was
attacked by $50 Pawnees he list one c,an
killed and had four wounded. He de-
feated the Indians. who lost z killed whom
he found. and a great number wounded,
(but supposed many more were killed y
he brought in Al packs of beaver, or 400
los. He has returned with party of "a
bout 40 men to the mountains, to stay two
years.
1T is astonishing in what numbers the
people are flocking to this country from e.
very state, and Of every description. Boon's
settlement, which n short time since con-
prised only a few scattering cabins, in an
immense forest, and settled by the wild &
uncultivated, has now become county,
with courts Of justice, and men of all pro-
fessions; and will soon resemble city.
with all its politeness, comforts and civli-
cation" N. Y. Col.
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NoRFoLK, October IS.
THOMAS S. JESSUP,
Col. com. 8th Deh'f.

AFOKfOLks OGlODtI II
To the polteness Of passengers in the ship .1clii-
les, we are indebted for iieof .3Iflyua papers,
latest date 18th Septenber; from these and the IN
formation ofthe passengers themselves, we learn
that the yehory Jcrcr had been raging with great VIZ
0ience a, Antigua FOR several weeks, and caused a
dreadful mortality among those of tie Inhabitants
wko we're not thoroughly seas ned to The climate /;
among tie natives, however, aud diose who we're
INJURED tothe climate The effects Of the disease were
but slightly cxperiene d. The contagion was bro't
to Antigua IN vessel from Guadaoape. where it is
sai1 ~ have swept of nearly third ofthe inliab
iants. The company Of Come 1isns from this place,
who hsve been for some time past perf.roiIg
70 Tue West-indics. st Antigua when the fever
commenced its ravag MIR. BcGHmCat, the man
ager & Mrs. Tan ZGrd, one Of the actresses, soon
caught tie Infection AID died The rest Of the COM
pany, however, under the auspices Of another man
ager, Ut the ns.ne Of .fRbori continued playing
outstanding the awful mortality which surrounded
them.
-. Jol5fs, { .qgngud, .Scjfenbsr -,
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p-q,ly abandoned Ne i-ld of p''enicsl politics--
o's'rsws the principal ani pnre-' s'nrscs at his
pleasure irou the sneut Classics and Mathematics.
4 gentleman wko visited him IN July last, arrived
At lis iA,m sunris. ai tou., ;..at after Sing at
LAY break, and riding r,lni! lis .rn, he had sat
down 10 tie pcrusal "a. a Greek Poct.--How many
'ncn in Virginia, OF MrJ's aga. rise 1t dsy-br.a..
20 enjoy artezt C,assi, '-riie loss at the Ii
hrary in The Abeaao would indeed be " loss TO
literature"
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COAfniIINICATEn

The body of TIE unfortunate .J,bu S,o, los. :.
James River on the 5th instant, was tsken IN nm
SATURDAY.. by lie very vgiiant crew Of his shin
not tar from where this deeply llncn,ed occurrenep
hhsPpeasd. It has beca respectfully inferred at
CnTles near the remains Of lis unlucGy visitor Hen
About The same time on Saturday. aud nearly the
same distance from the faied sgot the body If The
missing ssor, John Seaman, vas taken uI on the
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L..I.ND FOX S.JLl
fEf!iE Subsegiber wills II to the highes, bidder
I on the 3isl INST on tie premises, die F.yR.D3
ON which he now resides-siuiated on the Main
stage road, lea 'ing from Richmond 10 PETERSBURG
distant iron, TIE Ci,y about 9 uiiss. The imurov",
neuis are new, sud calculated Tor a public house
Inc sell IS well suited to the culture OF corn, wheat
and tobacco.
fe'D's--Ffteen hundred dollars in cash, and the
Balance III sN NOTWITHSTANDING satisfactorily secur.
AZ the same time will be sold for cash. the Cron
OF Corn and Fodder, aud stocks of al kinds.
II, POSSESSION may he had as soon after the sale as
inc personal property can be removed.
VALENTINE wINFREE, Jr.
OSt. 10. 4C-4ts
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.

Arr. ship MadaIcne, Wellen, of New
York, SO days from Teneriife, with wines,
&c. On the 9Th August, four days before
the M. sailed, the British packet Brazil
arrived OF thu port in II days from Glib
raltar, bound home and her commander
stated, that the Dey of Algiers had been
fintto death, and his son proclaimed sue
ceSsor--that, on assuming the reins of go
vernment, the son immediately annuHed
the treaty which his father had made with
Com. Deoatur-that the American and
British squadrous were to unite in the at
tack upon Algiers--snd confirmed the ac-
count of the capture of the British Packet
Walcheren, by an Algerine cruiser.