Virginia Argus. [volume], October 16, 1816, Image 4

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From the Dublin Gazette.
THE MILESIAN’S GRAVE.
Inscribed to the Rev. R. C. Maturin.
Stranger, if westward lie thy way,
A moment pause by yonder glen ;
And, if tliy heart be geiule, atay,
And breathe a sigh, and raise a pnuer.
For him whose sorrows slumber there.
But if inPassTon’s trammels tied.
The slave of pleasure or of pride,
It thy cold heart can onU know
The sigh that heaves tor s elfish woe,
And if thine eye refuse die tear,
To pity and to memory dear,
1'hss on—nor with unhallowed tread.
Pi of tt the quiet cf Un dead.
’The wandering peasant seeks it not.
For’tis a lone; though lovely spot,
The sofiest green that nature’s hnnd
Had: scattered o er her favorite land,
Here forms a contrast strangely fair,
1 o the near mountain dark and bare.
On whose bk-aks.des and shadowy height.
Hang wintei'j gloom and nature’s night.
That spot with Spring’s green beauty crown'd.
And flowers and fragrance blooming round,
In likllowed shade appears to shun
The glories of the noontide sup.
Yet does his morning splendor rue,
Full on the spot where Connalhes,
And evening’s radiance metk. and fair,
In parting brightness, lingers there.
"When the loud winds, in mighty swiep,
Come rushing o*er the lonely deep s
^ hen the black tempest in its birth,
V/ith gathering thunder shakes the earth:
The .sp.rils of the storm, less rU le
Within tout holy soluuue,
ll.U the w.hl winds less fiercely rave,
Where .lie lone cypress bows to wave
Its branches o'er the Hebei’s grave.
S’ranger ! if Erin gate thee binii,
i'rtatl lightly o'er chi* sacred eaftlt.
If perecuttoit's bigot sway
Obscure wi.h gioo.it thy rising day,
1| cold oppression** dead’ning hand
J’a.l iteavi <ni ihy native land,
Were let thy It. ml; ed jtumvs flow,
Miles.an Comial sleeps below.
Or if, perchance, thy happier state
Place .lice ue» ml O’Worren’s laie;
W tli.m Cat s ..jd thy (o.iiilry’scause,
r\iwl ah.'.te her Ll_ s u^a a..d her laws ;
Ir hono’s suit lor th>e may shine—
Jf hop and glory in. y he thine;
t)n ! oe not too se.ert-h just
To iifti whose »pir t warm'd thi* dust_
f r. m h ;n tl.e path to hop. *s caiccr
Wasgttanli-d hy the tend. Despair ;
’ l was Ins to bow «.n bear il eb.and
Marked hy Exclusion’s withering | and
’ f was hi , win iiainiles.-. dc„th to cope,
“ i u k..ow the soldiei’a risk widibtu the soldiers
r..p
P..r hint ie' angel mercy pie d,
The motive sanctify the deed,
And Valor s sigh,a-id Woman’s tear,
Embalm the heart mat moulders here.
Connol, thou sleep’st—but memory owns
’I'he hallow’d turf tint shade* thy bones ;
Her lamp shall 1-glu thy lonely tomb,
Ar.d laurels of immortal bloom,
Mentor als ol the buried brave,
Shall shadow the Milesian’s grave.
VIRGINIA :
At Rales hoi,ten in the Clerk's O ffice of the Supt
ri' ,'"Court t>f Chtncery for the Jiichmond Dis
trict, the 2ith d<y of Juiis, 1816.
Ros; Morris, Pltf.
AOCIXST
Robert W. Mushy, James Otway Crump, Jesse
Owen, and tftneev ins wife, formerly Nancex
Mushy, lion i; Howard, and Judith his wile,
formerly Judith Mosby, Peter Lerueur 3t l.uev
hi* wife, formerly Lucy .Vlosby, relict ol J0
aeph Mosby dec’d ’ Defi't
The defendant, Jimcs Otway Crump, no
having pr-cred his appearance unci given .s«hiri
tv ;.c ending to the Act of A«einhly anil tin
Rules (I h s court, and it appearing hy satis
factory evidence, '.hu !ie is n.ii an inhabitant o
th conn.i t : It it entered, That the said deign
dantdo app.-urhere cn the first day of the n.-x
term and an*.ver the b.ll of the plamt.tf: an,
that a c<<py of tins ortlrr he forthwith inserte
in some newspaper published in tin- City w
Richmond, I >r t’vo months succcsfively an.
posted at the front door of me oupitol, m the sa,.
city
A copy—Teste,
We. W.HKNING, C. C.
August 21 —w8w.
VIRGINIA :
M Jl ut*» holden in the Clerk'a OJf.ce f the Svbe
nor Court of Chancery for the Richmond Die
i' ict the 24th day of June,
Sin- *>d Parish, Stephen Murrell, Craddock
Vaughan, lleni»rh;n liradstiavr, Thomas I) ck
ensonij Mattie w l-acv, junr. Pit'a
AtMISST
William M’Kichard on, admin-stator of Ste
phen Sampson, ju t dec'd and Elizabeth R
Sampson, Ge-rge H Sampson, Martini El z„
Sampson, Margaret F. Samp* on, Narcis«a ,\j
Sampson, M-ry Sampson, Agues I* Sampson,
and Caroline .! Sampson, heir* and distrihm
tj^iof theaaid Stephen Sampson dec’d b)
tuc said W.llism M. Richardson, specially hr
fcigi.e.l their guardian to defend them >n tins
•“'*» Jtef’ta
'l l** defendants, F.l 7 .heth R. Sump* n, Geo
R Sainps/n, Martha F.(i*v Samp-m, Margaret
F Sampson, N-re-ss* M Sampson, Marv Samp
Son, Ague* F Sampson, and Caroline J. Samp
ton, not hav ng entered their appearance and
given secur. v .ccordmg to the Act of Asscm
bly and the Roles of this Court, and it appear
ing-hy sot.slac lory evidence, that they are n<>
inhabitants of this couniry : It it ordered Thu
the <1 defendants do appear here on the first
d«> of M e n«*' t*>m .mi .nswer the b.ll of the
Flain. ill's; and that a copy of this order hr
forthwith inverted >n some new-pope- published
in the Cry of H c> mood, for two months sue
•cstiVcly and ,>*#* h\ at the front door of tlieCa
pittd, in the said City.
A copy—-Teste,
VVm. W. lUtNIXO, C. C
August 91—wSw.
VIRGINIA; .
M Jiulet h>,ldeu in the Cltrk'e OJi* +f the Su
perior Cvu t t'hance.y for the Richmond Dis
trict, the '24th day of August 1816.
Mury filixaboib Victoria Aub'm Laforcst, am!
\im Kl'Ku Aub'm liulbresl, inCin' daughters t I
Aubin Lafbrest, iltcM by Michael 11'. P.iitihux
tlicir guardian mid next tr ti.ri, Pitf'o
M1AINST
Most? Dav'« Ji \Vill'iam Moncure, licf'tt.
The UeftmUnt D.iVik, not having tn
tered his appear;me.'e and g.ven neenrity accor
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant of thin comury: /.’ is
orderett, that the said defendant do »;>*>«•»• here
on the first day of the next term and answer ihe
bill of the pluintifls ; and that a copy of this or- j
>lerbe forthwith inserted in some ndwspap* r pub.
lished in the City of Richmond, for two months
sticcessivly, ami posted at the front door of the
Capitol, m the said City.
A copy—Teste,
tVm. Hr. Ifetiinjr. e. c.
August 14, 1816 wSw
VIKK INI A :
At llule* boldeu in the Clerk's Office of the Svpe
rter Court of Chcnrtru for the Tiiclimond his
trict, the 24 th day of Jtdu, 1616.
Eduard Lee, * Plt'f
AOA1XWT
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew Wil
liarus, Clement K. Jameson, Thom.is Cox, Wil.
liam I* Morton, William If. Tavlor, anil Am
hrosc Kills, * Uefi't.
The Defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his appearance and given security accor
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rulcsof tiiis
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory' evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant of this country s It
it ordered, I hat the said Defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next, term and answer
the bill of the PlaintitF ; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the Cny of Kichmond, for two
months successively and posted at the front door
•if the Capitol, in liie said City.
A Copy—Test,
IVm. W. JTemrur, c. c.
Aug. 14—w8w.
» i null'll a :
.it Rules huhlm in the clerk's office of the Supe
rior court of chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 24/A day nf.lugust 1316.
Joseph G. Peters. & Jonas Harrison, merchants,
trading under the firm of Peters and Harrison
Pltf's
AOA1NST
lohn Coe, and John C Marsh merclants of the
city of New York, and John C. Walker, and
Co. trading under the firm of Walker & Co.
of the city of Richmond. Deft's
The Defendants Aaron Coe, and John C. Marsh 1
not haring entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act cf Assembly and
'he Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satis
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
<>. this country : It is ordered, That the said De
fendants do appear here on the first day of the
•text term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff
»nd that a copy of this order be forthwith insor
cd .n some newspaper published in the City ol
Richmond, lor two months successively and pos
ted at the front door of the Capitol, in the said
city.
A Copy—Teste.
Wm. IP. Henning.
August 21—wStr. *
VI JtiiN IA * ' "
-It Rules hoi,ten in the Clerk's Office of the Su
penor Court „f chancery for t/u Richmond Du
me/ the 24th dry of Avgust iai6.
Man* t, eld Watkins, Pit'/.
actinst J
I.urnan Rishnp & l,err.y Hall,
I he defendant, Luma., Blshop. not having m
tmd h.s appearance and given security accord
mg to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of «hi«
conn aiul ,t appearing by satisfactory evidence
hto i 'Vu-L501 ■nhabitant this country
rr u ordered 1 hat the said defendant do appeal
ereVwl ,o.firKt *** «f«fcenext term and‘ an
Thpplaintiff*; s,ult!,nta COpV „|
lus ord r be forthwith mse-ted ,n some newsna
per published in the city of Richmond, for twe
of S oVr,Cr,Ve,^aml poslcdi‘t- lhe ^ont dooi
<>i uic Capitol in said City.
August 28—w8w >r,n.Jfe,,intr,c.c.
VIRGINIA:
At Rule, holder, in the Clerk', Office of the Su
rror Cour t of Chancery for the Jtichmonrl /
tnet, the. 24/A day nf July, 1816.
'r «u*i7* .Vnrrisnn» administrator de bonis n
SHtli Gregory, and guardian of Alary S. Gi
<0t/ Plt’f
against
F.dward Ma-ks, junr. administrator de bo
non of John Marks, deceased, and Peter Rial
idmmistaator of Theodorick Morrison, dec’d
fames Young and Ann his wife, formerly A
Morrmon, Deft'*
The Defendants, James Young „,d Ann *1
v,fe, not havuig entered their appearance a
*fc™d''nK to Act of Asseml
m l the Ruin, « this Court, and it appearing
i 9.f*C;rCV ,,enCC* lhal thcv nre not inha
A d i2r 1? COUJ?,ry : Jl is or^'*d. That t
.m. Defendants do appear licre on the firs* d
e nKX\ ln m *"‘f answer the hill of the Pla
.wor.l'V ""*t ',c°l>y of this order be forth*
nse ;ed ,n srme newspaper published the I
y of R ehmond, for two months success*.
'.*? Mt {hc door of the Capitol,
‘he sa d City. 1 1
A Cop)’—Teste,
. lirn. H' Ifening, c c
August 1—w-8w. <5’
* i m 11 ia ;
yU Ru,ea ho't,en ^ the Clerk'* Off re of the Supe
Tior CoH" nf Chancery /hr /tjch,nontlDu
Inct, the 2Ath June. 1816.
Parqulmr M’Kenae, Duncan M’Kenaie, Catha
AOIISMT
Nathaniel Snelson, administrator nf the rood
chattels & credit* which were of John M’Ke
*:e* Z\!lnnd M Ken air. John M’K
t-.r William M’Kenzie, John .M’ltae and M.
rv h.s w le, who was formerly Mary M’Kenz,f>.
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander Chiloin
jui r. Archibald Chisholm and Donald Chi*
holm, »■
The nefemlants, Donald .M’Kenaie, John M».
Kenz e, \V,!I,am M’Kenrie, John M’Ra-, six
Marj h.s wife, Alexander Chi,holm, Alexander
m ™ J,mr Archib ,fi Chiihoim, and Dm
aid Chisholm, not having entered their apne-i
.nee and given security according to the Act v
Assembly and die Rules of th-s Court, and .
appearing by satisfuci ,ry evidence, that they ar<
not inhabitants of this country i Jt ». or,krm
I hat the said defendants do appear here on tin
hrst d .y of the r ex* terns and answer the bill o
f)c . ,a 5 fcP(l 'l,at » ropy of this order hi
"T’^1 in *,,me n«'*,xp«pcr publisher
n the City of It cbmood, for two montlw sue
«s*ively and posted at the front door of the Ca
1 'ol, m ihn sa d City,
A Copy—Teste,
*Ufu« S,-^.Wm " “NU*°- C
’moINtA:
i! Runt hulden in tf .■ Cferk'a nfce of the
Courts/ Chun,. y for the Richtunit IHt
•net. r/«* 24th r! • rf j.Lne 131,5
lames I’enn, (itbrid Penn, and James Penn, innr
Lte merchants and partners, trail ng under the
prm ol James Fean & £ona, and Wm M tci%.
ell» ritj
mim
!'°vd Miller, surviving partner of Wrn. Brown
*<• *nd Willis,m Baric*. Jktfl't.
1 lie defendant, Boyd Miller, not having co
ter«l Jus appearance and given security accord
mg to the Act of Assembly and the Rule* ot
this court, anil it appearing by satisfactory evi
dence, that he is not an inhabitant of tins eoun.
irv: n »r ordered. Th it the said defendant do
appear here on the first day ©f the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs ; and that a copi
or .Ilia older he forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond. f..r
two months successively and posted at the front
iloot of the Capitol in said City.
A Copy—'Teste, >
August 21—wRw.
W m. IV. Hetting, e* e
VIRGINIA:
Jit Ry e* holden in the Clerk's OJStc of the Si<
fierior court of Chancery for the Richmond Du
trui, the 2-ith day of Augint, 18l<5.
Marion Campbell, Pit/.
a«ap»sT
James a van, administrator and heir at law ol
Fa'rich Cavan, dec’d. Sarali Cavan, widow oi
the said Patrick Cavan, dec’d. Archibald
>1 l.ean adm.mstratnr of James Kirk, dec’d
Hm-riet Kirk, heir of aaiti James Knk, dec’d
,.anJes K,r** “ infant son and heir of Robert
Kirk, dec’d. who, with the said Harriet Kirk
was co-heir of the said James K.rk, dec’d
Hu;h a ewart. and Charlc* J. Love.
The defendants, HaiTiet Kirk amfjam*
K.rk not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assenv
blv and the Rules ol tins court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabit
tains °f th,, country: It io ordered, that the
saw] defendants do appear here on the first dav
. 1 -n?exl term a,l<l answer the bill of the
plaint ifit;; and that a copy «t this order he
forth with inserted in Some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months anc
cessively anil posted at the front door of the Ca
pitol m said City.
A copy—Tts'le,
Angus 28—w8w.
JVm. IV. /Idling, c. c.
VIRGINIA:
JU Iiule' in *1" Clerk*, Office of the $W.
nor Court ,f Chancery f,,r the Richmond E>\,.
tnct,. the 24th day of July 1816.
Nathaniel Dunlop, administrator of Jas. M’Cance
deceased, Elizabeth M’Cance, widow and relict
ot the said James M’Cance, decerned, and Wi|.
l,am W Gray and Mary I,is wife, furmcrlv Mary
Uunlo|,, Phf',.
aoaihct
Alexander Dunlop, surv ving partner of James
Dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, trading under
tnchrrn of Jarrea.& Alexandei Dunlop, Hester
Dunlop, widow and executrix of u.e said James
Dun < p, de c d and Margaret Dunlop, and James
Dunlop, surviving children, legatees, and devi
sees >r the said Jus. Dunlop, decM. Dtf'ts.
1 he subpoena ad revivendum awarded in this
cau-e, against the defendant Alexander Dunlop,
not having been returned executed, and he not
n-v tg enured v, ..aatanut and gir«t securi
ty ucrarding to the >»ct ot Assembly and the
Itules or this Cour, *nd it appearing bv satis
factory evide.v e, that he is not an inhabi’ant of
this country. It i, ordered, That the defendant
do appear hrreon the first day of the next term
and show cause if any he can, against the revival
thereby sought; and that h copy of this order be
for hwith inserted in some newspaper published
"i thnciiy of Richmond, for two months aucces
sively and posted at the front door of the Capi
tol, in the said city. r
A Copy—Teste,
A ust 14. Wm‘ JT ntni"*> e‘ e>
VIRGINIA: “
At Rule, kolflen in the Clerk', Office of the S f>,
nor Cor i it of Chancery for the Richmond Di,
tnct the 24 th tltiy of June 1 y! 6.
Rltxabeth B. Keunon, exox. of Richard Kennr
ecd‘ a Plaitu ff
Ajrmtut,
John Marable Richard MaraMe, and Alexsndt
Drown adm'r he. olCtiampn., M;.r;..,|e,d«;e
aed, Leonard Claiborne, and Man' M Iks w f
Vvdliam B S oke-, ai d II! zabetl (J s:,k
and Mary M Stokes, and J >lin B.ggsr and a..
ty h - wde, Jonathan Me iweiher J , k.-«
M’lhp Whitehead J.«rkson, *fl \jhrv Ri.z
beth Jackson and Champion Carter VT .
heir and devisee oft emge M arable, d.-cea«e<
, Or fen Aunt,.
The Defendants John Marsh le Richard Man
Me, Jonathan M. Jackson, and Mary Blizabet
Jackson, no having entered their appearance an
given security according ;0 the Act of Usembl
and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing li
f atisfacSory evidence, that they are not inhab
“*nls °* ’*"* country : It is ordered, that the sm
Deter.Jants do appear here on t It • first day •
tit next term and answer the bill of the plaim i
—a1 that a copy of this order be fortwitli u
sei ’. I in some newspaper published in the Cit
°* *-ichmon<l, for two months successively an
smd'city* ' e ^ nt OT of ,l,e in th
A Copy—Teste,
WM. W. II ENING, O. C
August 14*—w8vv.
Notice is hereby givt-n. that
on the lour u Monday in October nett, f shall
proceed to tell on .|>c pmr ae,-. f..r ready money
agreeable to * deed of trust executed by John
Matthews, to im ,.s trustee, dated the nine
teenth day of J)c einher, one thousand eight bun
d. id and twelve, recorded in G' orhland county
ro.ir-,. in order insecure a sum of money due to
<.eorKey. uthwor-hoi.e tract of land lying and
bemff in the aforess dcount*, bounded as follows
o « it: by ti e laud of tier* Soulhwortb, Mrs'
Allen, dec’d. Robert Pe.rce, Tho
J?*®6 i*1® persona) pro
• -— pirsonai ;>ro
,K-rty, tosr: I wo horses, eis.ht head of sheep
, herd of eai.le and twelve head of hoes-’
ndalso,all his, the said John W. Matthew,' pro.
nrtiou of the Dower Estate, in the possess^, rd
■* mother. Jenny Barnett, wh.ch m:.y fall t0
o.on ftt herdeath, who, the sa.d Jenny Uarnett.ift
t- ad since t» edate of the sad deed, with the ap
pur ei anr es belonging to ss.d tract of land, and
the then future increase of the said stocks of
sheep, cattle and hogs, and all the estate, right,
.tie, and interest of the said John W. Matthews
nand to the premises aforesaid, or so much
lere. f as Us | be sufficient to pay and satisfy
-tie calls and purposes of said deed
Sept ltWM S0U rHWOB rH» Trustee.
Volicc is hereby given, That
\ petition will be presented to the newt General
Assembly praying the passage of a law to estab
, i * *urnp,k« road from the north end of the
Af(K>k tump.ke at Owen’s Tavern to Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hanover.
August IT. vgw
VIRGINIA:
At Muir* hoi den in the Clc Vt office of the Sufic
_ r*<r Court vf Chancery for the Michmond tot
trict, the 24 th dtu, of J.uguet 1816
Ann Bern. Frances Claiborne, who su. •
viveil her liuab» id, William Claiborne,
AOAINIT
Martha Goode, adminiatralrix, with the will an
taxed of Francis Goode tlie younger, dtcV
who was sn administrator with the will an
rexed of Robert Goode. decM. and Maxwell
Trokes k Surah It Siia witc, firmerly Goode, &
James Scott, junr. administrator and adminis
tratrix ot Richard II. Goode, dec’d. who was
also an adm nistrator willi the will annexed
of the said Robert Goode, dec’d who was
surviving executor of William Hlack, dec’d
Samuel Goode, security for the sa d Robert
Goode, as executor aforesaid, and Tarlton
Saunders,administrator dehorns non, with the
will annexed, of the said Robert Goode, dec’d.
William Wood, administrator of Stephen
Soul hall, dec’d. who w as executor of 'I umer
Southall,dec’d. Robeit Anderson, administra
tor of Peyton Southall, dec’d who was one
of he execu'ors of James Southall, dec’d
and John Damgerfield, the other execu or of
J.ime^ Southall, dec’d who was co-cxecutor
wt’li S'ephen SoutliMl, dec’d. (and survived
him) of 1 umer Southall, dec’d who was also
an executor of the said William Klack, dec’d
Geirge Markham, Mary Markham, & Lena us
Bolling, executors 8c executrix of Bernard
Markham, dec’d. who was one of the securi
ties of 1 nrncr Southall, dec’d. as exoctror a
f'o rsaid, Alice Goode, surviving executrix of
Francis Goode, the elder, clec’d and Caroline
M a * i Ida Harris, William A. Turpin, and Ed
ward Cox, acting executrix and executor of
1 hornas Harris, dec’d. who w’as an execu’or of
the said 1 runcis Goode, the elder, dec’d. a
nothe • security tor the said Turner Southall,
as executor of William Black, dec’d,
Deft’*.
The Subpcrna ail renivendum awarded in this
cause, not having been returned executed on the
defendants, Maxwell Trokes and Sarah 11. Ins
wife; and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this country :
i ft is ordered, that the said defendants do ap|>ea
there on t’ie first day of the i ext term and shew
cause, it any they can, aga.nst the revival, by thi
said process son girt ; m.d that a copy of this ..i
d«-r be forthwith inserted in some newspape
published in the city of Richmond for tw
months successively and posted at the front dou
of the Capitol, in the said city.
A copy—Teste,
Win, IV, ITening, c. c.
Sept. 11—w8w.
500 DOLL \RS REWARD
Escaped from the prison in Chdicothe, state of
O. ■), on the night of the 4th of June last, .IAS
UNO^* ESSEX CMOSUY STEIt.
He is about 30 years of age, five feel seven in
cites high, of a fair complexion, thin visage, lig!
hair,largeeyes, Uoman nose, large whiskers; b'
trade a clothier, can work at carding, oi any en
ploy mem in manufactories, and is also ex;.ot ;
the sword exercise and boxing. He was born .
Warwickshire, in England and it .« beiiev...
came within the last year from Canada to tin
The said James Essex, alias James Essex Cro*
bv sterling, was commuted to jad last .lanua:
on a charge of robbing the mail of the U StHte
P*',n«r who calls himself THOMAf
NOHLb, al as THOMAS W NOBLE, is now „
prison on aciiaige of robbing the .nu,i a. j ,
same time. The above reward wilt ix g,vr.-: !
hisappreheosjor, and delivery, or confinement in
any jail of the United States, s« that lie can be
brought to trial.
JOHN HAMM,
Marshal of Unio District
Zanesville, Ohio, July 25
OTJ’I hosep-inters who are employed to nub
lish the laws the U S are requesed to gtv
this advertisement one in erUon a we k tor six
Wiu Sr UrCeSSIve,y ttn'1 fo, w ar‘l !he,r bills to this
■ fhre for oa\ mem
in oiu; l
To owners of Merchant Mills, Grist JUill.
idee mills $ manufactories of flour,fre
V he ,n tio uign the coun n u
col.ect the p» ent fe«3 due to Mr. Oliver Evm
/or li si- pruvtn.eiiui in die an > f Manufactn
ijr I-1 .ur and meal—many of you h:ive not bee
•mI upon by reason of your remote situation
y.u will thrrclbre please t. furnish ne d.e fo
> " >g memoranda, viz . ‘tase the situation o
uir n.ili die standing of your stream on uri :<
v-rage ol seven years, how many pair oi stone
•>i run a d die. D.ame rr»_ the number of el*
v...or» h"pper-ho)s conveyors, &r. u ed :>p
npplieil, lie number of barrels n| flour m -d
you .n 24 hours, the t me of erection of you
unit or m ils and by wlia. m llwr gin or work
n «. u v.u, eieoed. This ceit lic.tc to be sign
tl ny tw.. or more ne.gl.b tits, attested by
jus. ice of the j ear.t or die cluk ot tfe eoun
copulation court, when you resi le. Hi eti
cl sing tins document to me by post, it will en
able me, by a scale, to ascertain the quantum o
ees due, w,th equal justice to the patentee anc
the owners—thereby saving great expense in tra
veiling and labour to those c uicemed. It is no
expected mat this notice Will be attended to b>
tir.se who have been surd for using the inyen
lions without licence.
Gentlemen residing south of the Kappahanock
Nortji and South Gorolitia, Georgia, Mississipn
territory, and Upper and Lower Louisiana
may, with ease, avad themselves of tliese advan
tages
I have requested the Deputy Marshall's »
\ irgima.as diey pass, to examine and repor
l the nullsrunning without licence
.KJHJT MOODY.
... , „ .Agent for Oltvcr Evant.
Richmond, Sept. 11, 1816.—2aw3w.
N. H For the conveniency of those persons
who are owners of Merchant, Flour or Grist
mills in t!.e Kastern section of this stale, I will
if health permits,attend at the Raleigh Tnvern
in Williamsburg, on the 28th of October next
when I will, in pursuance of powers vested m
me by the Patentee, offer such terms to the own.
ers of mills who base in use, without licence,
the above machinery .n whole or in part, or those
who are di-posed to i.se them or any part of them
w II be productive of great benefits, not only
to millers in particular, but to the community
m general, as it may be the means of put
ting into operation, a number of mills situat
ed m a fine grain country, and contiguous to
navigable water.
Scplember 18th. j rvf
iVIayo Frayaer,
fT-wo floor $ below the Farmer§ Rank of Va )
Have just received the following publications.
The Antiquary—2 volt.
Huirttual Quixotic—% do.
f Chile's letters on England—2 do.
Hnbhonse's letters from France,
Headlong Hall,
Maxwell's i oem%,
Ifderim (a Syrian tale.)
ALSO,
An additional supply of Carey's quarto
tiibles.
October 5—2 ir.
VIRGINIA:
M a SttpetUr Court of Chancery, hotJen ^
IBii!'* thC ^ 26th
Uobcrt Campbell and Sarah Butler h* wif*
a»a,nst Pter'ttfi.
Edmund Winston one of t?ie Ptt.h - _
last will and testament of Patrick Tip,1°r*,0^,k*
-mler S. Henry, Nuthnniel lu4>,
ston Henry, and John Henry ...L£ h
Payne their gtia-dia.,, Uur.7,"! ^
ry*GeorjreHabn > W.mtonaad
ry, George Uabn y wimton aud
KVi'S? 5-calv;:: ts** «c
Henry junr d'ecdjur guardian ***'««*
Edmund Wins*on and
Doralha Henry widow of Patr.ck Henry” A* ***
aoAwar ,
Robert Campbell and Sarah n„,r. , •
Fajetie Henry, Alexanders^ i"*,
Henry, Edmund Winston n . e,,ry» Nathaniel
ry, infants by Philip IKES?* a"d John Hen*
\ Henry an Infant by Elvira a tj'urdia"» Ell,r»
Patrick Henry, ju..r ‘ llenry of
George I). Winston and l)uimt|'*r Suai<l'an, »rid
Edward Henry late the In.-1 . r »S w,^e*
and Brjcndantu
ta“«l«rSJKSfSd"!P,“rik
>*"t -*iM Kirin.
_ . . against *
Edmund Winston and n»r.ih. u- •*.
^U-S3.*jSSS~^
Wr Ue°!r7^?d Hj2 * S«r,,elr^: ”y*
Payne their iruardc i. and it^i hy Philip
Sarah Bulled his wife ^ 0bm tSj|,b.,h an*
These cases came ’on this dsy U^l^nher
heaid, on the papers formerly read, the report of
e gh^lhdav^f JU,"S"ant t0 the °rder °f lh«
frn , y, °r J,u»u»*y» one thousand eiirht
sel -dOn /n^ li “net*"* apd were argued by CoSn
sel. On consideration whereof the court doth rc
coninut to commissioner Michauz the several
t?himS I""!* U,ftM5 Causes’ with an instruction
to him, to state asepsra.e account of each of he
<l.s nbutees of Pair,ck Henry sear. with h\s ex£
wl^'bSbnc**0?,r‘X* tor1lhepurP°he '^showing
d tl e-ad d’,r"y’ bedue 10 orfrom* cither of
rtruct r,n ,. r r ,‘f!S *nd Wllh this farther in
struct.on, thst he creduEivira A. Hcnrv the on
*) child and heir bl Patrick Henry junr* vjth the
sftirr* i."M
‘??d wh,ch hath been abutted to
• I the* l.roti m°^rthP <a'l,er’ “ a,!‘0 with the whole
sameSfln il*ves ulloUed her, in the
Irct li r.11! time that her father’s in
v t ,1 ? iherein until h.s dead, { and
death ~ |ir,,,\,S 0< h,s estate» fro,n
, .nie ’• • iiH 1. ^Uard,an t0°h possession of the
an.e . and that lie also state an account between
oe tv,,w of the said Patrick Henry junr and
! th hi CU‘°' a"d .E«cu «-i*» crediting her
t O said ‘c,,n‘“""£ “alf ui ll,e*e profits:and that
coun if it’ ,S'!,u"er do stale *">’ further ac
TdV li"i -“hninis rations on the estate of the
Patr.ck Henry, .hat m.y be required, with
^ m^fSVCC,al >' ,,aled droned pertinent
stated^ ** °l WU‘C" U‘“y be the parlM;:> 10 he s*>
. „ June 20th 1816.
Alexander Scott, and Sarah lluiitr his wife
ji'inerly Sarah Uu lei Campbell. -
Pltft.
AO AIM ST
Kdmund W iiutoil, and die other* named in tha
WTal bUlt|
Deji'y.
Edm.aid Winston and Dorothea his wife late
Dorothea ilenry, widow of Patrick Henry,
Pltfs
AOAIMST
Alexander Scott and Sarah Butler his wife.
■ ormerly Saiali Ilutler Campbell and the other*
tamed in he second suit Defts
Elvira A Henry, widow of Patrick Henry jr.
right and as guardian of her in!
hint child Klwra A. Henry Plt'Jft
AOaIXST
K.lmuud Winston, and he others nanvd in the
b« JLpSlt Ut,"K Al“»nJe'- Sco.Uo,- Ho.
The cause-, came on this day to be further
heard, upon die papers formerly read and the
report of a commission r of the court, made in
pursuance o the order of 26,1. of January, in the
,l >e“r ; a"d we''.e r>ued by counsel : On con
sesrrllT w,*1ereol»1the c“urt recommit the
! O r TZ n,;ide"1 u,ese causes to commis
. r •””r,on* "hois i equired to perform the
•>r .i r of lie 26th day of January 1815, with this
nuid fication, that lie cred.t EluraA. Henry, the
•oty child and l.e,r of Patrick Henry, jun. with
.o .hi.us of those profits of her fau.erh portion
• l ying Stand tract 1-f land, which accrued
t «n the tune ol his death, until hergiu.rd.un
°ok possession of the estate; and that he uUw
. . , -i vuiiL iic aiuw
-edit the widow of Patrick Henry, jr. wnh tlie
• einaimrg third .f thoie profits; ^.d the com!
.nmeuirwiw i * *
l>eiweeifPthiUrr*,er ?,rcc;<;<1 to « amount"
oe.ween the distributees ol the said Patrick
•len.y, for the purpose of shewing the relative
proportions paid by each towards the debts of
Patrick Henry, seur. and towards the support of
uTlh’ *r°m the time wh«n they weie enti.
l ed to the possession ol the respective portions
>f Ins estate land f.r the further purpose of shew
■KnT.,an‘i l°' i"'m- u,,yaMl w,,al *»l»ce ia
1 • to^e accounts ; the said commissioner i»
directed to exam,ne. s.H.e ami settle the said ho
counU, and make r»;..,u thereof to t!.e ccttrt
with any matters specially s a ted, deem d "perl
timent by himselt,or winch maybe required bir
tlie parties to be so suted. * 9
Copies—Teste,
JVm. IV. Herring c, c.
The parties named in the foregoing order are
hereby notified to alien l at my office in Farm
vilie on the first Monday in November next, for
Hie purpose of carrying the'saiue into efT ct.
THOMAS A. MORTON, M.C. *
Oct. 3 — w3 w *
flC^Kditors of papers in H.ehinond, Petersbu-ir,
Alexandria, balt.more, Philadelphia and New!
York, would aid the caus< of justice and phi
lanthropy, by giving the following request one
or two insertions in their respective papers.
RKttUEST
, TO MERCHANTS,TkADEKS.afe.
A gentleman from the Southward, havingbrers
robbed in tlie Horough of AV/o*, ya the
night of the 24th mst or 7Vs TUutand Doling
in Sottch Carolina Bank Bill,, (the numbers, Ac!
ut wmch he had left at home, and daily expects
to receive and publish,) requests the favor <f
Merchants, Traders, and others, in Richmond*
Pc ersburgh, Alexandria, Baltimore, PhiladeW
;h'“ *n« Bets- York, to take down the number*
c dates of such notes of the above named Bank
as may be offered to them, with the names of the
persons making ^ueb offer—as it rftav lead to a
te ection of the robber. The numbers, Ac. of
the notes will be published in this paper, as soon
as received.
WANTED.
A Cood Male Cook.
Apply to Louis Hey, A Co. at Rockett's, or at
this office.
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