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AH IHVTTATIOH i
J't the Exempts from Mtiitciy QutyMtfie
Second battalion 33d Regiment
,j , Virginia A&iJa.
fTiHE present crisis calls for the aid of
Jl you as w.-U as those who are called to
the tented field.. Although you may not bo
able to stand a long and fatiguing march,
yet you can render those services which will
prove essential, In your neighborhood, ih
keeping t'iat order which your body collect
ively will produce.
The meeting proposed will be held at
Mr. Littleberry AUeu's Tavern, on Satur
day the 3d of September next, for the pur.,
pose of then lad there to form ourselves into
companies, and, to make other arrangements
which may be thought expedient. -
August 30. 3t
Two Hundred Dollars Keward
LAWRENCE RYAN.
AN Alien and a native of Ireland, being
called into, service, in Ctipt- Adams'*
company of pdliiia Ikiw enchmpcd at the Pe
nitentiary, has thought proper to DESERT
nod take to the amount of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS In CASH ; eight Silver
table, and 9 tea Spoons, marked W. v also
a quantity of Wearing Apparel, among
which is the following, viz. 3 neck hand*
kerchiefs tnarkedvH. W. and numbered 1,
sUk (yellow) pocket handkerchief marked
I. W. Whoever will apprehend the said
K\ anr, or secure him in jail or deliver him
to the subscriber, shall have the above re*
ward, _ • _
It i* very likely he will change his name
from Ryan to Warden, he having taken a
black Pocket Bock with a certificate Of Na.
turalisatuMv and an African Protection as
a seaman, also a French. .Passport of Hiigfe
W urden's Irom Sable-de Olbne to Nantzc—
He is about 5 feet*) inches high, sallow com
plexion, a scald or burn, on one of his arms
or elbows, and retains a considerable portion •
of his native brogue. I imagine he is fcdne !
to the North.
- . „. . ias. Warden.
. Richmond. Aug. 28< 5t
FOR SALF,
A HOUSE and LOT,
tn Mahc/tettcr,
ON the wot side of_ tUe strict joining the
o'd Ware House Lot below, how. pepbpied
by Her.jo. Dennis, and the same which was
formerly known by the name of “ Hally's
Buildings," and which was conveyed by Su
bMtel Coho and Philip Michaels, to Robert
Carrington in his life time, in trust for.-the.
benefit of the Heirs and Representatives of
jpeorge Mayo deceased. The sale will take
place oc Monday the 24th day of October ,
juxt ou the premises, when all tl-e title -pa,, i
J>era in our possesion will be exhibited and !
the terms made known—As the Subscribers 1
sell as the Heirs and Representatives of Ro'
bert Carrington deceased, the Trustft, they
A??ll convey «uch title okify as by the said.
Deed is vested in them. . jr
C. CXRRINGTON, !
.. . J. PRESTON, f
August 22d, 1814. (oaftds)
w - FOR SsfLR, j
• A valuable Tract of Land?
•L) Ing on Rockiish river, about five miles from
the mouth of said river, in Nelson county, and
adjoining the lands of ,Wm, Ball, cite. Hobret S.
Farrar, fcc. The atiov* kractof land is equal »v
point qf soil, to any in the county ; lies tolerable*
vvll, is well watered, has good range to the
mountains, ai>d lit> in a healthy ctfcpe. Tliere
is an excellentppple orchard on it. ' 'J’bp terms
ro^y be known by applying to Joha 8. Farrar,
Buyer i-7lb regiment, Va. M.,nr the subscriber
bn the premises, who will. sh»w the land’s.
JOIlk FARRAR.
August 17, 1814. W2|]
Ten Hollars Reward.
T'HBSKRTEO, the fourth of August, lSl’4,
wX/ from the rendezvous at New-Camon.
'JOSEPH JIVOURDPN, a .private in my coin,
puny of Virginia militia, 2uh regiment, thin
vi-age, light hair, blue ey<^, supposed to be 5
feet W or U inclica highf 24 or 25yellrs of age.
by profession u farmer, supposed to be op his
way, with his wife, to NVpodford jeounty, Ken
tucky, where lie has relations. The abovt re.
warn will be paid on delivering him to any 0^3-.
tier in.the Urfitcd States, or to me at Caihn
Fairfield. i
JOHN Ci \ N N A WAY, Cspt.
“* ^ till Yjlg. Hrgt
\v anted to Hire,
A YOUNG Lady who is Well qunlified In
the several branches of the Millinery
B-inidto. Also, the Subscriber has on hand
»t i f< gant assortment of RONNF.TS, which
n ay be had low, either by small or large
quantities. °
J. KING.
August 20.
TO HIRE,
A Hack and two Horses, J
_With a careful Driver.
Uuckinjrhaiu t)ouui^,
Court, Ifsli.
Ellis Putney PlaintiITS '
w
IN'
Wilham T. Hansford and V CflANCERY.
Stephen GuerrsnJ, admrV
of Jane H jnsford, deceased,
••••••-.
the motion of the Plaintiff, and it appear
mo; to the satisfaction of the Court that the
Defendant, Wra. T. Hansford, is npt an inhabi
tant of this State.--/# »# ordered. That unless
the said Wm. T. Hansford shall appear here
on or before October Court next, and answer
the Plaintiffs bill, the Court will then proceed
to take the same for confessed as to him, and de
tree the flatter thereof accordingly ; and that a
copy of ibis Ordvr be forthwith inserted in
*r.mc pob.lc newspaper of the City of Kiehmond,
for two months successively, and another cop)
be posted up at the front door of the Court
house of this County.
A OoPv—TMTK,
U. ELDIUDGE, Jr. D. C.
8»___ w8w
New I’ublicHtious.
Jutt received and for Sale at 8. Pleatantt*
Pook'ttore:
by Lord Byren
tV K~bccc* or the Fill* d« Chimbre
Ko*a in London—Defence of Gen. Hull_
Bancroft on Colours—The Battle of Lefo- I
"f c“re*'* ®*|
Twenty Dollars Reward ’ >
fU'STOP THE RUNAWAY.
ABSCONDtyB from his business at this o£_
tice (without U19 smallest excuse for to
doing) yesterday taoraiug, an Apprentice Boy,
named
WlLLiAS* WlLLBURN, ,
lie is about f8 years aid, stbht made, round
and comely face.
It is expected tie has gone to the camp tin this
• neighbourhood, or to Powhatan county, where
h}s relations reside. A reward of TWENTY
DOLLARS will be given to any person for
bringing him horde, nod all reasonable expens
es paid.
• | ARGUS OFFICE, >
Richmond,, Au-j. 20, l$14->
LAN B for 8 A Mi.
IVnLL SBLl, the CA&D whereon I now ft.
side, ia the county of Ouckingliam, 3 milf a
Below New Canton, and the same distance from ;
James-riven conikuiing by late survey^ U5?J,
acres, of which aboat 400 are yet covered with
the origin*!-growth, and of ah excellent quality
for tobacco,. The cleared land is good, ajint
rahly adapted to tile culture of corn uti l small
pram ; as susceptible of lasting Improvement
trom clover a* an v soil in the Slate, and la divided
Into four Helds, enclosed with cate lent fe;.cc*.
Of the cleared land between 60 ana 70 hopes are
low creek ground, capable of being converted;
U»to first rate meadow The dyrellinghouse is,
spacious—the qu» bouse* numerous ami conve,
UJtht. The healthful sir and excellent watcr'or,
the place—its vicinity,*? New Canton and to
spveril nsamifsfturing mills also, givp it gfeot’
local advantages. , A more detailed descrip tibh ’
!**. UbrnfocMarj, as *.t js pfesuMbd any per
fon desirous to pticcUise Will vletSr the prttrii.:
sc*. • 1
MimiYAYSB. ’
7 WILL ALSO SELL
A SM ALL TRACT,
Tn GoocHtdnd, containing 237 aietba, on tbb Wy
lers or the Bife KinF creek*—Alsd,
A Tract of £$3. Acre8,
On 8late fiver, in Buckingham, 8 miles .above
, New Canton, aud 5 from the Virginia Mills.
Also, a Trfiict of 1000 Acres,
In the county of Wood,, on the waters of the
.. kenawh'a.?^, , .
I w’dl sell thesp.Unda or P.XCf]jA!NGEthern
for land* nearI AiuisvilUbn the Ohio, or for Bot
tom land on the Kenawha.
, ...., .. , . B. P. |
Buckingham, August 22,1§14. t.J.)
Mr, Md'rtin Smith,
fj^i w,—As you are not a resident af the state '
of Virginia, and have no known agent residing
*0. the said state, known to me, you are herebyj
notified, that l shall, in Mrs. Read’s tavern, at
Campbell courthouse, in the state of Virginia,
on. Monday the 10^U oHtctober next, proceed'to
take the deposition of James Glass and others.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the'
llth, 12th and 13th days of the same month, ait
the store hou.e of John Head, in the county and {
state aforesaid, pioceed to take the depositor)
of colonel John Holrombe and other*,- addon,!
Monday the 17th day the Same month, in the}
tavern of Jo’>n Williamson, at Prince Edward I
courthouse, and'state ot Virgin:a, proceed toi
take the deposition of cape Samuel Carter and!
others, which depositions are to be read as evi |
dence in a stilt in chancery, now defending in!
the county court of fiance Edward aud state^
' tforesaul-; in which suit I am cnrpplair.ant and
yourself, Samuel U Lookrt and Wulihal tfol-i
cfmbe are dfdc'ulants, when and where you may!
attend if yoh piesse ,
MARTIN ANCOrK, Exr6rof
, „ THOMAS Harvey, n&’d. 1
, . i1
win b« sold.
At Public Auction;on the Prcmikca, lhe first
Saturday ih October, J
THE LAND, Whereon the late Col. Wrtol-i
dridge li'v^d, lying in Powhatan County,*
on the Buckingham Road, containing about J00
■acres. There will be in the sale a reservation'
of his widow’s dower. It Will be" sold entire
or in lot*. at> may best suit those disposed to pur.t
chase. Perms of Sale made known on the day.'
by •**
The Executor & A Rent for
the DevUor;
August 20. tda
.*•>?: AH persons having claims against the
smd Col. Wooldridge, are requested to bring
them forward, on that day, well auUienticitetJ,
so that arrangements may be made for settling
Ul "'■ ... .Hvthe Es’or.
Notice.
OY, virtue of a Dctd of Trust, executed by
, Gruddock Vaughn, the 29th July 1813,
lor certain purposes therein specified, one or
more of the Trustees therein mentined, will
°P 1 hursday the 22d of September next, at
the house where William Bush resides, pro.''
ceed to sell, to thf hiybest bidder, frtr ready
money, a TRACT OF LAND, supposed
i°ittip Sckv'' lyin£ on.the wa'ers of
LI I TLt, CHEEK, in Goochland County
4l“dt«Mr.f,cd by tl,e Lan^8 John L. liar*
ns, W illiatn Gray and others.
Gouctiland, Ang. ]2.
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Virginia :
T Rutf* hol'den in the ClerP, Office of the Str
ficnor Court of Chantery for the Plchvion ’
Jjittnct, the Ut dayJuly, 1814.
Robert H. Hos» Plaintiff,
AC A INST
JoH Rennrtt and Taml) ilowcock sssignesof U
Harbour, hte a Uankrup*, now dec’d, Thomas
Harbour, I'atber and Heir of Hie Said Richard
*ohn thomaa, Robert King, ClurTes Crhiieh
ton, and William Davison, Vieoutor bV JnS
Sliorr, decM. .... Deft,
rMK Ve.fcndant n°bert king not Haviog en
tered bis appearance ami given Security ac
cording to the Act of Assemblysnil the Rules ot
this Court, anil h appearing by Satisfactory c
vidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: It i, order td, Tim the said Defend-'
sntdo appear here on the first day v»’ the next
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff, and
-bat a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successively and
posted,at the front door of th« Capitol, in the
said City,
▲ Copy, test*# ,
WM. W. llF.NrrNO, (J f
A«W* * , . „ w8w
Ho T- I*R KSS KI)
Blank Bills ot* Exchange,
F«r Sale at the Argus Office. °
VIRGINIA <
At a Superior Court of Chancery,
holdcn at the CafiUol, in the City qf Rich«
holtid, the 2l«f day qf June, 1811.
Mathew Clay, : :* Plaintiff
Sarah Williams, executrix of Joseph Williams I
and admitftrix of Robert Williams, JohnCall
d°w» ■M John Hubert Willi.ms an infant a6n
of Johri Williams deceased, by the said Eli
bew'William*’ his ^tlafdian, Jameb Chalmers,
UMh Chalmers, late Sarah Watkins widow
and administratrix, and Mourning Aficsjah
Wafkida an Infant daughter of Micajah Wits
tins dec’ll, by HeHty E. Coleman her rUardian
and NkthahiCl Washington Williams, Martha
Wiltiams and Fanny Williams by Sarah Wil
liams their guardian, Cefend’u
A*D.
3arah Williams,'executrix of Joseph Williams,
* *- t t Plaintiff.
Stdthit
’Mathew Clay* , : : 'Defendant
IN conformity With a decree of the Court of
AnPW.»* oertiftca by Uie Cltyft thereof in
the follow mg fcords. to wit: “ Virginia to Wits
M a Court of Ahftats held at the Capitol ih the
City ofuichmoikl.th'e Slatdiv of Mhreh, <811,
—Mathew Clay, appelhtnt, agajnit Sirab Wil.
liams, executrix of Joseph Williams and admi.
nistratrix of Kobert Williams, dec. Jobh Call
and Lucinda his wife, William Williams fc JoHn
C. Scott, executor*. and Elisabeth Williams
widttw of John Williams dec. John ttoben Wih
liams, an infant son of the faid John Williams
dec. by tbe said L'izabCth Williams his guar*
dian, James Chaknrtrs, Sarah Chalmers, late ira
rah Watkins, Mftdot# and administratrix, and
Mmirainr MicajaH Watkins, an infant daughter
of Micsjs© Watkina dec. by Henry E. Coleman
her.guardian, and Nathaniel Washington Wil
liam*, Martha Williams and Fanny William* in
liaWs, executrix &c. of Joseph Williams decM,
mppellfce-: Upon appends from decree pronoun
ced toy the Superior Codrt of. Chancery held in
Richmond the,46th day of May, 1804* in two
amts, in oneufdhioh ihe appellant war.plain
tiff and the appellees in the first suit were 4**
fendsa.s, and in the other the appeWee in the
second «»it was plaintiff and the appellant de
fendant. This day came the parties by their
counsel ; aiid the Court having maturely con
sidered the transcripts df the decrees aforesaid
and the arguments df counsel, pYonoudCed the
following opinion arid 'decree : “IF the side ob
ject of these suits, which, as between the ippel-’
tint Mathew Clay and the appellee Sarah Wil
liams, only, tasty be considered ms cross Suits
between those parties, had been, dn the one
hand, to compel a discovery of the assets of Jo
seph WUliams dee. in the hands of the appellee
Sarah, his executrix, to satisfy the judgment
confessed by her, on a note given to the appel
lant, fortlie purpose stated in the deposition of
Theodorick B nMcItapurt*, in the first suit, and
charged by the appellee Sarah, in her cross bill;
ami, on the other, to be wholly relieved from
that judgment, as obtained by fraud and impo
sition and collusion between those patties to de*
feat a just claim agaiirat the estate of the said
Joseph Williams, this Court would have apprw*
ved ot the dismissal of tbe appellant's original
bill, and would have considered the ap|>eUee
Sarah as little entitled to the favor o. a Court
of Eqnily, on the grounds mentioned in her cross
bill,although the facts therein alleged had been
fully proved, and woiilu have iel\ bodi parties
in the sUdatien in which they had been placed
themselves ; but us it appears to this Court that
the appellant, in right of his wife, is wed enti
tled to aa44cou.it and settlement'©, the estate
oi the said Joseph \V.Uiaiws dec. nucronly in the
hands oi tuc appellee Sara)), bis exccuuix, but
m those of the other executors named in the will
.of the said Joseph, who lor that purpose ought
to be made parties to the original suit brought^
by the uppeb-vit; and also in the tiauds qi Ro
bert Willi .ms, die second husband of the said
Sarah, who acted in her bt half as executor df.
•M*® •*id,.J;.*4Pph, from the time of lus infertnar-i
riage with her, or his representatives or diiiri -
butees, ijx - original bill oiight not to have been
dismissed, as to thkt object, blit retained fori
the purpose of such an account and settlement,'
ih Which account the appellant Ought to be,
charged with such parts artd proportion of tlie!
estate of the said Joseph Williams, as the guar ,
dian account settled between the sakl Robert
Williams And the appellant, by virtue of anj
ordcr of Vitlsylvania Couuty Court* made at the:
instance of the said appellant, shewa to have
been accounted for, and delivered to tbe appel
lant in right of his »uid wife, by the eaid Robert
'in his life time. And if upon a just andequHa
bio settlement ar.d adjustment of such account,
it shall appear tnat the estate of the eaid Robert
Williamv m the hands of his administrktrix Or of
lm distributees, is indebted to tbe estate of the
.said Joseph, the said administratrix out of the
asset* in her bauds to be administered, or the
fteveril d sfribulees respectively, according to
tb© porti ms of the said Robert’s estate winch
75? kav* received since his death, ought
*•"’*••7 ^bd pay to the appellant Hie amount
of his just proportion of the skid Joseph's estate,
xfter payment of all.his just debts, not exceed
ing seven tfvw&and live hundred pounds, Vir
ginia currency, the amou. t of his judgment a*
| gainst the administratrix ; from which accouut
of the sa.d Robert WUliams, in the hands of his
distributee*, is to be excluded whatever may
have been recovered and received by John Call,
as the tnaxmge portion of bis wife Lucinda, in
Wie life tklip of thg said Robert, or by virtue oi
lh? decree of tbe codrt of Pjtlayl ranis county for
1 that acoourtt since his death, fberty being fc.
served to the plaintiff in the original bill, to con
trovert the^validity of such marriage contract,
or to shew 1} Iiq can, that such decree was ob»
taineu by Tr>ml upl r.ol union between the par
ries to that *ih if noeei#Ary, fo> ghe discharge
of his Ofaint Against the aaid Robert's estate.—
This court is funlier of opinion that the said
M a then Clay, the defendant in, the cross bill
having, by his answer to that<bitl so fur admit
ted that he poa».-**4 a knowledge of the dis
poasl of the certificates belonging to the estate
of the SKid Kobert Williams, in the cross bill
charged to have been delivered to him to make
•ale of, as to have ^fie accounts shu receipts re
spect ug the same, in his hands, which he refers
to in n s said answer as exhibits, but does not
appear to Iiayc produced them, he 6ught to pro
duce such accounts and receipts or to Answer
to inWrrAg'Atorifs respecting them, If rt^u.red
so to do. And this court approving of So much
of the decree in tbe cross suit as directs that
the appellant shall give bond to contribute to
wards the discharge of the testator Joseph
Williams’* debts, affiniietli the Same j and re
verseth so rfuich of both decrees as is not ap. j
proved of by tins d«ree, with tbi? costs in this
court, the suits are remanded to the said sap*,
rior court of chancery, to be proceeded in ac
cording to the principles of this decree, which
is ordered tube certified to tfie superior Courts
| of chancery. Apoellants' costs in the court
of appeals, in the first shit, fifty-ileVen dollars i
difto, in Hie second soft, twenty-four dollar*.
79 centa. Acopy-*-te*tr, M.Dance, C. C„”—
U hereupon the court doth Adjudge, inter and
decree, that the several matters and thing* con.
timed m the decree aforesaid, be had and db
*•; ved by the parties therein also mentioned ;
sad dr»th direct one ef the commissioner* ot
<
this court to strte the scccunts directed by tf.?
said decree, and in conformity to the principles
thereof, ahd to report the same to this court,
with any matter deemed pertinent bv himself or
jequiMdbytte parties to l»e specialty stated.
. .'£11. FeMabaar 8th, 1^12.
« On motion of the defendants iu the first suit,
and the plaintiff in the second, and for reasons
appearing ^0 the couft,C->mnni**ionerNielu>isoii
is permitted to withdraw his report in tlMfcrc
cases, filed the seventeenth day of December
last, and to make such fiiither and supple nen -
tai Report, as may be required by either of the
Parties, or as to him shall seem proper.
,JhktrlW 29t#, 1813.
Matthew Clay, t : Plaintiff.
against
Sarah William* executrix of Joaieph Williams
and administratrix of,Robert William5, John
Call and others DefeiiJauu.
For reasons appearing to the Court, this oause
is sent to the rules to be there further pro*
c ceded in.
1 .... JauVaey 27th,
Matthew Clay Plaintiff
.... .. ■ •. ' ■ • ‘pgraintt
«Mah Williams executrix of Joseph WiUiims
and administratrix of Robert Williams, John
Vf? and tucioda hU wife, WituaraWitmms
wd Johh B.Scbtt, eiectitoiw, BllXabeth Wil
luma, widow, and John llobert Williams bn
infant ion of John William,, dec’d, by jthe
Ubid Elisabeth Williams, Ids guardian, James
Chalmers, Surah Chalmera/tate Sarah Wat
kins widow and'administratrix -and Mouro
inK Micsjah Watkins dec'd, by Henry B
CoiemSn her guardian and Natl^idel.Wash,
ingtou Williams, Martha Williatpa anil Pah-;
ny Williams by Sarah Williams thuir rUJOdi.
Un, James Vaughn executor of Ibo'maa La
nier»,^^IfePh Will iama -who was .appointed
by the.said Joseph YVHliami,dccNLao eke
•‘Wff <*f fc»* will, and the helHL’Aifchtori,
or adraioistrathrs of Richard lftAson
i" 1 Defendants.
, Th»* cwwe came on this day to be heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report of
■ commissioner Nicholson pursuant to the order
of the twenty first day of June, one thburfaul:
eight Hundred and eleven, and was argued By
counsel On consideration whereof, and becaua :
tire new parties, made by tbu amended bill, filed
since the said order of reference to a commis
sioner, were not properly before th* court at
the time the said order waa entered, and against
whom the plaintiff now appears to have pro*
eeeded in the mode prescribed by'law against
absent defendants : (and they still failing to ap •
pear and answer; tire co^rt doth recommit the
rePP.rt to l*,e, Commissioner who made it, ml*
though the same, in Other respects, may be right
and correct, for him to reconsider and report
thereupon. J.'
NEEDHAM CUMBERLAND.
In the rotation ajtet jTune Ternt 1814.
Clay, , Plaintiff',
dga'inst
Williams and others, ; . .. . Defendant*
Upon consideration of the trua intent an!
meaning of the act authorising the judges of
the Chancery District Courts, |o direct sc.
counts, in vacation, in cases depending in their
respective Courts, I do, as judge of the Supe
rior Court of Chancery holuen at K chmond, or
der, at the instance of the plaintiff, by counsel,
that the accounts required by the devretal or.
der of the Supreme Court or Appeals in 'this
e tc, be taken by aiiy commissioner of* the
court, in conformity with rhe principles stated
by that Court, in their slid decretal order { and
in co .fbnnity also with the principles of this
Com-., alter due notice ta all partiet; and, to
enable the commissioner, who may act, to per
form t his order, fie maybe at liberty to withdraw
the reports in this ea'se made.by the l*le com
missioner Nicholson : And thejudsfc doth firth- ’
er order th-t the c •nlmUaioner, after stating all
the accounts, upon the principles of the court,
m?»y then, if r.-quired, state the accounts, as ci
t*icr or aHy of the parties may direct, together
with any matters which they may require to be
specially stated, or Which he ntay think perti
nent. let a copy of tbj* order be forthwith
furnished to the counselof the defendants.—
Given from Under my hand this 14th July, 18U.
CREED TAYLOR.
A copy—Teate, . . .
WM W. HENING, C. ۥ
ComMhttioner*a Office*
_ Richmond, 8/A month 1*/, 1814.
The'parties interested are desired to take
notice that I have appointed the 2ith day of
dky of the lU'ii month (October) n'ekt for
commencing the accounts by the foregoing
decretal orders of the Courts directed ,—on
which day, at 9 o'clock. A. M. their attend
ance is required at my offide in this city, with
their accounts, documents and vouchers—
also a copy of the Court papers, for the pur
pose of enabling me to st&ie and settle the
same.
„ THO’S LADD, M. C.
Virginia :
At a "dperior Court of Chancery, hold
en at the Capitol in the City 'of Richmond, the
etc ond day of June, 1814.
John It. Jones, . k . . . Plaintiff
AO A I ilST
Cornelius snd Andrew Conrad, trading under
the firm oi Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and
Company, 3sfnuel Pleasants junior, John So
merville and Cornelius and Andrew Conrad,
trading under the firm of Sofnerville & Con
rad, Caleb Bonsai and the same Cornelius and
Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm of
RoffsaJ, Conrad and Compahy, and yie said
John 9omervilfe in his individual' baptcity, &
the said Caleb Uotlial in his individual capu
p.-ftity, Cornelius, Andrew & JohnCo«»r»8 *e«.
ting k trading under tiie HiiU til John Conrad
and company, Leroy Anderson, Henry Ando
are out ol this country and against whom the
Plaintiff appears to Have proceeded in the mod#
prescribed by law, against absent Defendants
btiU fading to appearand answer; a»d the caUse
coming on to be heard, as to the Defendants
John Somerville. Caleb lionsal and Samuel Plea*
sants on the bill, the answers of those Defend,
ants and exhibits, and being argued by Coun.
ael, the Court on consideration thereof doth or
der that one of its Commissioners do state an
account, between the Plaintiff and the Defend*
nnta CorrieJiub and Andrew Conrad and compa*
ny, as Well as between those llefehdants, and
the other Defendants, John Soiherville, Caleb
lionsal, and 9a nuel Pleasants, and make re
port (Hereof to the court, with air* matters ape*
dally stated tie-med pertinent tSy himself or
which may be required by the parties to Be so
stated.
A Copy Teste—W\f. W. HEVJNG, C.C.
Commissioners Office, ,
Richmond, 26th July, 1814.
The parties concerned are hereby noti/fed
that I.have appointed W« dlPsday the 28& of
J/eptembe'r Next, for carrying the foregoing
order of Court into effect, on which day th»ir
attendxhde is eequired at my office, with all
accounts, books, papers and vouchers, read)
for examination and settlement.
WILLIAM FORUB4TKR,
w8w. M.Q.’
Per Sale
TrIE small farni on which the subrriVr
now resides. l'hc purchase would suit
a family in quoit of a healthy and tr.fvprik
retreat ; especially, -as the uauM'vyqufj
of negroes, horses, live* <tock, aguoji
itnpleioejits, provisions of different L . ^
household aiul kiteheu furniture, ttx. nil,; .
if desired, be obtained at the same time,
d’hc buildings are new and substantial, and,
though not entirely finished, uncommonly
satisfactory. A due proportion of the laud
has just beten clear 1, of Which about 25 a*
cr ; were, early last spring, sowed in cl«vcr.
Part of an adjacent estate, shortly to be i«d»
might eventually be annexed to this sitfhil
farm. Which contains bniy one'hundred- o*t<
sixty one acres. -Ucauty of prosbetfi. mdu**
hrity of air an;l wafer, tonveuijuce ot land
aud. rivuf carriage tv, and lrum *ttchuir«kf#
and proximity to Milton, where a poSt ot-*
lice and several stores are kept, further re«
commeud the spot. The terms will be aic<
coosibodating. *
Apply to L. H. GIIlAKblN. }
Glen more, near Milton, Albemarle
Co ihty^Va. .August 9th. la 14.
Wants a Situation,
: . AS a brewer. ,
AYOuNtt Sian who has served a hH^ar
apprenliceaUin to the profession in £fcil4*
delphia, it perfectly acquainted with nretrihg
of Sorter, Ale and Bee?, SAd every Srahcfi ef
•the business { U«v«ry Way adeqmte to {he su
jper inteoda»rSe of a Brew house, and ter cape"
oiiity and character can give the most reshoc
' table and satisfactory reference. Those dbs&£
ous efI>JUci^})?c‘r »«.» Iu*itivb‘eKaW
Laad fur Halo,
TT HR LAND on which I reside, near Oradgi
’ , Courthouse (Vug.) containing seven hun
dred acres of first rate Tobacco Land, lying
h®*fly level and withiu thirty three miles ef
Fredericksburg, (by a late survey fora turnpike
road tiv said tawn.) The crop of wheit, after
Indian Corn, has been usually from ten to hfteeh
bask *ls and from a fallow from twenty to tWen
ty five bushels pf wheat, per acre, and without
the smallest aid from manure, plaister of Parik
or clover. Thfe soil is supposed Ta be or that
7!'" ^*"**1 * l*ght loamy land, without a pajs
ticle of sand, and from experiment very favor*,
bre for clover and plaister. Ttere are five hun.
dred acres bleared and u rtder excellent lento*,
«md the improvements are a dwelling hOutedf
Four rooms below add tiro above stairs, with aft
tieceisary out house* and a barn, seventy lOtfr
ie#t wide, and three stories high. It poasesftJk
great summand. of water for making meado'Ar
to ary extent desfred, knd there is lime stoiie at
the door and sand convenient for bUUdlbg. P&
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.
* j • nOBBttT T. ttObB.
I August 11:. 2m
Notice,
THR subscriber lias to rent, fey a term or
years, TtVO I'LftiriSfa? «BSk
km countv. Otl Jimn riiu 1 <k.
“*■* “u“*^ vwwTJunareti sews of loir
grounds, and capable of worbikg twenty ba6«fcT
the other Ubmit I mile below, hi common guil
improvements, m good repair, has abolit nm*.
acnes of low grounds, and capable«f workiilfc’
about ten hands. There will be soireU good
crops ot wheat this fall on these plantation..
fS£ SaV? ?'y' on Ja'^>river. either
rOK sAI«R or RRN i aa above, a Vkii'r „r *
LAKO „,a PLANTA1TOK£
about five hands, has about Wehfy acre. uTlovIr
fSS&’Jfc wwiyss-aia— um
nuusest, ort & larr®
and neverJfaiUog stream, to Which bdafcWiaw
come at almost any season of the year. He
bus in-the town ot Warminster, a two storv
L-umberhbuse, and a giPM
mghouae, with si* rooms and four fire-places
£lrt\^U,?r ltfd*s,[a*y houses. A minute tte *
scription is thought unnecessary, as'lis ore.
sumed no person would rent or mrcliase wuh.
out viewing the property. For,terms' apply to
V JOHN CAdhLL.
August 8, 1814 -4w
Patent Portable Hot Bath.
fltRR invenW bf this important Medical Ihi
/*■ provetnent is noMr gone on to Philadelphia
| ih order to provide a competent supply of An.
paeatub—As Mon as he can rWake thehectSskrv
arrangement*. Agent, will I* fchtployed to <Jon.
vey them throughout the United Stau-s.
5*'.®® ^bich. ** At «Mt cdnlempIaUd.
1U0 dnttSl r < Ohfrcnvco
sns 100 dollars. For a few mu.iths however !•.
nn*hTlff *d ?h Hf PriCe'.t° Ul09e P*1™"* 'Mm
might afford him their aid, whilst he was coi
ler-tmp such facta and testimonies as tUe pub
lic le.pured. This period u now expired .and
the price in future will be as at first intended
IhoM who are able to pay for h, mim admil
these prices to be reasonable.
. ,r t'1® re'le* °* *-b* poor, every agent will be
instructed to hftake provision in their reactive
Neighbourhoods. m the city ofttichmold, any
poor per,on who may need tl* Bath muy apply
to Mr John P. Shields, Capt. ©f the City Watif,
thele wdi h>h". 1*T7’ Wilh ®ach ^ whom;
there Will be denosiled systems to be devoted
exclusively to tne service of such.
Tiffin‘I** inter^d “rr*nj?5m*,,t •• corrtpleted,
notification will bc given from time to time, u?
those concerned. '
n.^°.p*r*oM w‘“ (>« Permitted to see any afthe
Baths, who is not furnished with a proi>er li
cense, so as to be prepared to grant dtspeftaMi
trna to every purchaser unuer the algo!,;,ire of
die inventor or his General Agent, as evifry
known violation of tlie patent privilege willj be
prosecuted according to l»w. '
SaMUEL K, JENNINGS.
July 16. tr
?obt-<3‘ Jennings, the General Agent, ta
urnidiel with * supply of the Apparatus, 8
uis office, lately occupied by James Brown, ¥a>[
,TI*E RlCFttlfOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
la now in-operation.
CASTINGS"IN BRASS '
AND WROtJGHT'IftoN tVOEK Will also
be executed at the Furhate. Orders left
at the Furnace,or with foil» Famuli. of this
fHace, or Foltet & Lea in Petersburg, will bo
thankfully rece v««l and promptly attend^ to