U/ '*c ii pumirncu iwirc a wen, i;cnc* rally, and three lime* k week during the session of ibe JFtute i.egitlalure.— Price,tlie earnest Utrelofore. five Hollars tier annum, payable in advance. Notes of Char tered specie paying Hanks, {only) will be received in payment. Ttie Editors will guarantee me surly ol *"H''.Ulng them by mail, the portage of all letters bciug paid ny the wiitei*. CT No paper will ha discontinued,fhm at the discre- foil of the Editors,) until ail aucaiagct have been paid n p. fT* Whoever tvilI gum antes the p: ymenlof nine papers, iLull receive a tenth gratis. i EUM.s or advertising. IT One ,\\ut re —First Insertion, 73 Cents—each continuance, 30 cents. .Vo l.lverlise.nent inserted until it has either bem paid for, nr tissd.nt d by some person in this n/y sr its environs. J'ar London, A.-Aryl (To succretl i tit* Mniry CKiv) To Hie address of Jiuix Gu.li a i Co. with the liberty o( CoM'ignmeui—Ibe good >lii|i CUMREIti.AND, Capt. Joint Odoin, burthen about IM libili. I he principal p.nt of her cats'* being encaged, »lie will meet with V’ E arc now icceuing xud offer lor sale— v -J0 bhni. and .III blits. Pennsylvania Itye Whiskey 30 bills. New torn Prime Pork, city inspection H vases Col ION YARN, assoited numbers Philadelphia LO AF Set; All, No I —and Vu Brookr' WHEAT PANS, from ibe llranovw iae Mills. AngPSt ttt It OB AnBAl t JR. Co. r 5 '*1E C"pji niri ship of benjamin Johnson .y Co. is 5- this d*> dissolved by muiual cuiisrut. Those having claims, ill make application to llei.j II. Johnson, anil these indebted will please make payment to him, at be (•the only prison authorised t<> t.ettle the business ol iaO cone sill. 1H4NJ. 0. JOHNSON, A. FRENCH, Daniel mann. _• ■Miigniuj .muj d.. A'II salr nt lllane H. Woodson's land not hating turn l rAected agreeably to a funner advertisement, the i mien will proceed to sell the said tiact of land lying Cnnilirrluitil, mnler n deed of trust, executed to tticiii, lirartug date ii.tr <1 All'HM IHIo, for certain purposes ruci cm mentioned, on the .1:1 th unit 3l.rf qj' August AsiVu. The sale v.lit Certainly take place at t-raucss iamb’s tavern in Unrmville In ine run my of Prince L’dwaid. VIIOM.IS A. MUKHIN./ SA.’JLLL ANDh.KoON.J[ Jr*‘iUts duly 13, ai..m« 1 11*? iilrovp |yjo;M‘iiv ilip puhscrifier i, eit-is sell.HR privately, and hr i.elievrs it is iUc wish nf Ihe parties concerned. Any eentlemsn desiious lo pmchksereal properly, will rind limnsci ofiaml worthy oi bis attention. It contains rvto hundred and twenty nciev of low grounds, aud ihe high lands as productive -s hht in this section of country. It is genteelly ini. loved, a very healthy situation, aud icmaikul.ly hue '•tarer. Ir is rimmed on a navigable stiram, mid inline •I la'i ly in the neigh hoi hood of Fairnvllie attd Janies tun u, .-.ml i-i a veiy short dish rite of two large maiiulactiiriu* mills. I inuj eight to ten thousand dollau will lie re <;uirtd in baud,and accommodation for the balance. It the proper ly :s not sold privacy before TneMtiir the 28/A of .-!*&,at inti, it will be offered by the soli, act liter mi that day, to the highest bidder, in Tarmvillc, oefore liie door of Capt. Smith's lavrru.,\ prompt p.tr< liasrr will meet with a great Inn gam, A 151151 l. Vi.^ds_HI. KK B. WOODSON. DfSKltli Iroui the Arsenal nrai Lexington, on ihe inghtof the iiih Ultimo, JA'MiS it. coi.l.iNS.a pc;vaic snldirr ofihe guard for tbr proleciitili of said arsenal. J. It. Collios hum in the comity of tiiange ami suite of Vrrgnii-t, ajed *5 Jeats, 3 reel il inches iiigh, of fair complexion, blue eyes, light brown hair, and by prufessi m a lurmn and w ag 'dicf.— fhc parents of sanl Colims reside in the m niiy of Orange,and it is expected lie will visit I hem. His clothing is white do.' rncslic cotton drills roundabout and pantaloons, lotion t hins. Ac.-Ten dnllais rewaid will be givt:i for bis delivery to meat sard Arsenal. J A 111.3 I'.vXTON', Capt. corn’". Arsenal, August I. V5..3t Valuable Heal instate Jar iSuie. OV I'bursitmi the 31*/ ilitu of August, we shall pro. ert d in sell at public miction, upon the piemiscs, that valuable tract of laud In the county of Campbril, called the tirove Estate, containing about 1500 acres, adjoining thelowu ol \e»v London,on lire nt i Inrnpike road wiiliin nine miles of llie town of Lynchburg...., The improvements mi the land cousislof a emu nudinus dwelling.bouse, with every uecetsary outhouse, and an excellent well of water iu the yard. The plantation luiw open contains about duo acres ol laud hi guodordcr fm cultivation, a considerable proportion of llie land i of very good ipaliiy, wrl1 adapted lo the growth ol clover, with gnu acres of excellent meadow laud. Ills in our of ibe best iieigliborlnfods of Virginia aud Die Mimdimisiv brallhy as any in the stale, llie irrms of >.**e will be -Jodu cash for llie balance of llie pur chase money a credit of at least d and la iiinullis will he given, bonds and security with a deed of trues on lit.; property will be r»|uirrd t» secure the payments. i lie salewill he made by tiiesuhsciiber liowker I’resiou, •borlfjaere of il.e land, with an iif iiusl executed by llie said Clark. |i is believed iliai tills perfeclly satisfactory to ihe purrlihsrts will re xlnlntrd on ihe day of sale—bill lire subscribers acting llrcir characters as before mentioned, ran assure no '■1 c. tale than Hint made to them. ItoWKER IHiF.'tluN, I IIKNHY CLARKE, JAb. C. MOORMAN, I JAM Lb HILLOCK. Angus* L._ •;r...irts ICK-/JK persons are Jorr oarued leonm^j r N a note executed by me to Prancix Saunders, hearing date LV May IDiO, /m amount one hundred t'Kl eighty dollars, as l am determined not to pay the aame, tor certain reasons, to him nr any one. An go st i._At._III/ JUNKS. jjjU HI.IC AUCTION.—Will lie sold at Hummi-vilir, Orange county, Virginia, on Trlduy the Ihlh •sept i mher next, all llie perishable properly of the estate of M A fH A N t lN, J. A credit of vi Inontln will be allowed for all sums ovrr ail, the purchaser giving bond with sucurity. For purchases ,,0**xceedni5 $13, ea>h will lie rrtinired. Kj'A.I those who have c|.,iriis against the relate will bring them forward duly anibenilcaled f.»r settlement. Those indebted will come and settle, by bund nr oilier. wt»f, as circumstances will not justify further indul NATHANIEL OOROON, Adminis. CIIMtLIS BEALK, j tretors. (jordonsvllle, August I. •J.'.,|rt. A t •'IIHIIAL*S SaLk.i..By virtue of a ilecier oi iiiu ,•uperlor court of ch-ancerv for the |tIclnnoud r.iatiict, pronotiiieed on the I Alii day of June lit its, in a ‘•’’pending between I'.ihliba R. McRae tir 'alCh*r*e» Hetts defendant ftill be sold.nu e"UTKr,''.it t hr iif/s dan of Align if next, at public auciioii.to the highest bidder, for cash, on Die preml. a tract of land lying in the comity of Lunenburg, s!« *,,«®",!,t" B,is fi res, hounded by the lands of r Moves, Chapmen Blackwell and others, it being Iract of Lind sold by Ihc above trained plain lilt to the defendant. J. CUKIHIANT, m.s. c. c. a, u. '*»_•-!. .ids ff 'V>* L pay reward of 10 dollars ftv taking up '",ri putting In Jill/, l/rrri.KIUN, trim abscond y trim the Stroll Tavern on the tilth May. Hr 'efong.c to the estate of Nathaniel /tariff ll', drr'd. ev "i'r am told,) in the fatuity of .Mr. I'.'ii ter ee inty; there b Hitts doubt th ft sShontd he hr 4 tin (red here, all rt,to\rn»ci nil! hr yrld. ARVH! tiA/.U tU/RIHTStiN. ,ulT _lh,,n/ R_ >'KN IHHUILS UKWAUI). •I*® *nf»rrib^rfa weffoiljivf is-., n( fly AVtUUtt9.-~Uc Is well known in parsers f!*r ib'"« "m H,thfnn,td to Lymhlnirc, having hern years an ostler at Ibis place, lie is vtib "r° n,n,"r ,r" Indies in height, tiiniif made, I. i eonsidetable space between two of bis One teeth, Aii.- '5ry. f»,*rfcs*«rt aliotlLfliiiry J eats old-, infill mlo..?!?1'.?" .!,U dlf position, w.H, a great latent for -•j* k* 1**6 on «*li*n |if» r«*u away on lout Mon. «loi'i.i I"r ,olh coat Ml# quality his other '"J1 recollected, ft ll exueeled hr is loiierlng j. ',1* •°,,H of the louni« it J?n.< Kiv^r. or |h»| hr m *,,e,T,Vf rearh Pmisty Ivania or Olrto, ffirottfh iiate.li»»ll rny f;»rphvrvc lleefiH. /.S reasonable eaprnses.f.r de. 1"m *"r e».h.,„ c, n. uusn n i *»in .yutx.nu uul.u.1ns ixi.tr/iixu. WILL he given for (be apprelicusion and delivery ai Mid Penitentiary, of JOHN COALTLIl, (whu «s. caped oil the totli instant,) a convict sentenced hy the superior ci'int of law for Montgomery cun my to four years imprisonment In the public jail and penitentiary hotter/’ liom the 17lb of October I817. liis relations live in llutelonit cnpiity, m the neighborhood of Salem; li it highly probable that be may take some mhrr direc. tion than ttoletuiirl. It Is auspected that a man lately Oocliuigid Imui here has aided bis excapa, ami Dial they may good together, and pay a visit to the lower part «il Hanover, King William, Kingdi tjueeii and New Kent couutien,. Tbe said Coalier Is 3 feel S inches high, 27 years of age, complexion rather inclined to be ruddy, light bair, (very prey for bis age.) taazle eyes, sioul and well made,lias a small scar over bis right eve, and bat the Clown of his head thavrd close—a course cmprliter and wheelwright by trade. His clothing was a shirt of domestic Colton, pantaloons of hemp cloth, oue side daik and ihe oilier light—it is very likely Ins clothes are ciiuuged before this. SAMl.'I.L l*. PARSONS, Peniieiillary.Tlh Mn. tft. 21..if \up’t. J'mh Tuts, Old Wines, Spirits, Sc. 1",MK subsetlliei, next door below Messrs. Sbupard-.V Webb's, lias now mi hand— (jini|inwdcr, Imperial, Young Hyson and Soucliong Teas Malaga, Tenerille, Sb. rry, Madeira, Port, Clarel and old lluck Wines Cogms, Brandy, Hollnnil Gill Jamaica and Anngua Itiini llectllieii whiskey, raid to kc 3 years old Plain do. 3 do. Tog* Kiel wiilra general assoit nenl of GROCERIES, All m lecied of Ihe \et) best qualities, anil will In sold low (or cash. Jlil'l LltMJN K. TRICE. J."1' _ 23..If .H'M’ KKCKl JsL), III Kliils. Brown Sugar, good quality l» lih'is. and 211 Mils. Penn, whiskey 2.. bills, superior Cuuiitiy Gin 23 dozen l Gne Juice 5 tierces lint. 2b boxes l.einoiis 13 licicrs Lull doll Brown Stout :tn boxes Window Glass, 8 in do. lo X 12 20 hhlt. Tanners' till, iu nice uidfr 20 bats t;n eo Coftee 2 c asts old Hock WlBC Ihn kegs Jatiieisoii'a ircsb Crackers Wiatt’roRI Chewing Tobacco— All of tv Inch t will sell low foi ca-h. JEIT LRSON B. TRICE. J»ly 2.%. ___va..if No I'ICk.— I be present session ill sirs. UucLlty'i •Vf-'tf/V I tty, will close on the 13th day ot An gu*t—and the ne.-.t will coihiiicucc on the 13th day of. Otliiht*r. Ujh. experiencedand approved teacheis having hern re tained, ami it l t auring do....lu \v a tiling, per session....73 Mending no......s Fuel.........Ill Facli scholar a ill furnish hed and bedding and Inwris, cloti.es and hook bags—every aiticlc of clolliing lo he .‘■nuked at length. FOR 1>AY SCHOLARS. Tuition in ail the Fuglish branches a bove ineiilioued.< m Furl...... ,1 Board and tuition, payable one half at entrance, the balance ai the expiration of live months. _Hu lnnon.l Hill, June 7(1. 17..if JvJli FICF. is ttereby given lo ilir deliiois sod t i,'Vi ew orsof Melon.fiintoiiSi Co.and C. J. Macinuido.'lial 1-y virtue of deeds of trust and powers of attorney irrevocable, executed by them respeclively, we shall proceed, «iilicr in person or by attorney, to wind up i the airairs of the said two concerns, wiibont delay. I* A THICK HIXSON, j Jin- I-_71 ,.tf .1 HUN f* liLAIR. LAM) 1'Oli S.VLKT UT'ILL be *o!d t<> ihe highest bidder, agreeable to Hie w ill ot Ich!xt'dt'k ijvuim?, dec'll,0.1 i t'it u J the l!4f/. ilappj .h eu.\t Wear, (if lair, or llie nextfair day'• a tract ot laud, cxiuainiiigas sopposerl about ado acres, situate and tying in the comity of Caroline, lw« miles below N redwood and adjoinin' the sluje mail. I bis 1 I Haci it well watered, and a greaur pan calculated for j iicpinvintrn: li iviug a good day foiuidatiou.and .veil adapted tor manurn and cl -ver. rhu land also abounds I in young growth, Ac. of various kinds, suitable for 1 fei i lug,loci, At. 01 e li to of wlitcii has never hum in cultivation. H is pif-smnrd ibai iln.se indiued m pnr. chase will view the premises pi 101 to the day of sate— tbrrefoif a further drsciipitou Is unnecessary. l iie land will be shown by applying to Mr. Thomas T. Harris, who liver adjoining, or by the subscriber.— A ci edit of twelve mom Its will hettlloO'rd the putchaser tor one hall llie amount of sale,and tlie other half tsj mouths tr mu llie day of sale—giving bonds with appruv rd security, and a deed of tiusl on the laud lo secure payment to the adm’or. llie sale wilt lake place on llie premises, about 11 o’clock on llie above day. tTi'Allperanus indebted lo lue testator,aierequested 1 10 come fm ward uiihoui delay and make pavineui; ami move having claims, will bring ilieju pit perly anthen. I ncated,In order that arrangements may be made lo udiuRl Ihem. JObEl’tt B R A At F., Ailm'or dr funds nun n ’th Che will anneied of Mtie. Jlrainr, dee. Caroline, Jolt Is. 31..fit* NO I It K.... If a* committed lo Fairfax count yjail, by warrant from under the ft ami and seattf Isaac Ah Lean, a justice nj the pence of the aforesaid county,negro SIM.I tlON Itlltl), us fie calls'hlmsetl, a ad says he was Cora free, and came from the state of Maryland. The said .Singleton Jtird is about IS years of age, b feet B or Hi inches high, yellow i mm pfexion, has two of hie Jure teeth oat, ami is a smart fellow his ch thing a blue country roundabout, a dark pair of pantaloons, unit nht hat. The owner, if any, is desired to come forward, pence his property, pan charges, and take him away, or otherwise he uill he dealt udth according to laic, I*. B. BRADLEY, Jailor, Tor RICHARD COLEMAN, Sheriff. May IB, WILL he «>lema>le, whereon James Miller al presrni resides, lo saiisfy a claim of Ltd Irion Waddels un4 to serine which a deed of trust has hern executed* to the subscriber, lie will convey suclt title as he is uiithniiscd to du us trustee. WH f. Gnchhnrg, and If not c.iuplrlerf on the flr«l day, to cniiitnoe from day lo day (iniel ihe whole properly shall Iw sold. I he tlile to alt of the above Real Estate i* believed lo he liidiipmahie; hot we shall convey only such as may he vested in us hy the deed aforesaid. WILL. NORVKI.L, WILL. RADFORD,Trustees. _•**11r "B. _ 74.,31 .hunt s Hirer Lands Jar .Sale, I virtue of a deed of trnst executed by ROBERT PLEASANTS, of the county of Powhatan, to the iiurriher, f»r the purpose of seeming the payment of S >«io, due hy note to Heitrv Turner, will he sold at public auction fur cash, mi the j th day of Kcvtcmbcr next, so much of a tract of land lying in ihe county of Powhatan, cnwinlnlng by estimation a no acre*, as will lie f.niiicietit to satistyihe said note or so much as may lie doe thereon. Including alt costs id charg s. the said land Is lionnded hy .fame* riv hy ill* lands of O'-rt. Edward Mayo, ike Tint's ot tna'oas flat; i tier, and lame* M. I’lea-.ima atpl oilteis. The sate w t tie mart.! mi the oreniises, st or near the iiiseiltr.g house of it,e sa'd ••lepsaotw. BPNJASliN f)j)|*#n’4, Tf aitJe. I -i«u T. rr .k* \i AltoniiL a salv.— l nder a decree ot the .Vttpt' l' I rior Court of Untie try for the ttu-uwuU Oist rid. pronounced on the 5Mu ol' September 18118, In a cause therein depending between Janus l.y/e pitI. ui't! HJbert Corded unit oHt-rs defer, unit in putsnnnee of tmo several amendatory decrees made in the same cause, the one dale,! the pith June 1810. and the other dated the 8th January Mia...Il'/U he njlcrcd for Sale, to the highest bidder at public ««c* lion fur ready money at the front door of the flag la Hotel in the City of 111, hnuad, at la o'clock, mi .vi tmdjy the Jritli day of August next, sonauh „j the lands mentioned in the indenture of mat f gage, tiled at an echihit in this cause, made on the Sth of ltd, Her 1781, bdteeen Hubert Cordon oj the one part, and James f.yle of the other part, as is nut con veyed to Thomas Cardan, Isham Halt and John Atin uatly. The above lands lie either in the counties oj Hu,, hata a or Hedjord.or perhaps both. J. ( he sullicieut to saiisl) the a hove named decree, will he tjid on tlie premises at 1 o’clock i*. (I. cm the 'iOlh day if Angus! his t. J. bl'iiHiUYl, xt. ft, c. C* it, ti. July VS-__ VI .Id* Yuluuble Properly for Safe. IN pursuance of an order of in.; Supeitor Court of Ciiaucery fur the Richmond I'llstiltl, and ofa deed of trust iVmiii Tboui.it Taylor and Lucy II. bis wile, of record in Henrico county conn, made to tenure the pay inriil of a sum of looney to the executor of William by id, deceased, 1 shall olTtr for sale at public auction, as the Ragle Hole! in the city of lllcliinoi.il on Thurs day tie nth of August tint, that valuable IRaL'1 di; LAXT> lying on James River, in the county of Henrico, distant about seven miles from tbe city of Richmond, known hy the name of Wi-.si HAM—con taining TOO acres, more or less,of which about 2ni) are rtver low gtunnili. The land is well watered near 3 v, and in esccileiit uliirr. 1 lie pirmisr* will l:e them to any cue w irliitig In tee them h> Mr. Taylor, who lias a survey of tlie pioperry. The trims will be $3(iC0pay able oil l he 1st Mart'll next and the icsidio- 'in two r qual instalments payable on the 1st Maicli ISvj ami IdttJ tbe purchaser giving bouJsw lib arpt veil seen, rity, and a deed of trust an the property to secure ihv payiiicui. I’orressiou will be delivered on the 1st day of October ue>« with the prlvibge to the purchaser ol putting in a crop of wheat liefeic that iinie. WM T. WlLRiiAM. I rustcr. ■■"IV _ *2 3.. i r. s 'J'tN DOLLARS ItUIVAltl>.....Runaway liom die 5. subscriber, (living at Deep tun coal pH*,county Heiiiico) on the isih July Instant, a negro man iiaineii SI El’llliN, sometimes rails biuuelf Atej.lmi Urlffn. Had on when lie absconded, an ozuahurg ruuudaliout, and pantaloon* of Ihe same. lien Spoken in he assumes au air ol consequence, holds his head high, speaks quick, walks »eiy Mratglit—isahow 31) or 33 years old ••out, well made, large tail eyes, h::s a notch in one ol his ears, ana of the common complexion of tirgr«>::.— It is possible lie may he skulking ahum In. Archer’s ceal pus in IMwhatan, as he has been hired ilirre and wishes tr> be hired there a; am- or lie may •■Ittahia free pass aod make bis way to dir Nntllt.ai lie has not lung since obtained a free pats, supposed ill Richmond, lo go at large in my name. I will give the alt-ve lew aid d delivered to me, or secured in any jail so I get him again and il taken out ol ihesuie. Mi l Y DOLLARS. I forewarn all c plains of vessels from cinplojiug, ha i tuning of carrying satil negro away. July ’•'■’»-■!.{..d /.ACk IttrfilH1 DFW ODOM KTKILS. 'PHE suhscrihers (next dour above tiie E^tigle Hold in itidiuiPiid) have oil lianri a few of Ci.aukx'spaleut OllOM K rtllS,Jor uxcfrtuiulng the ilisltiurt in tra veiling, tri/a cur r luge irhitl. I his niacbiue, so much admired lor its elegauce, simplicity and accuracy, may with great ease he attached to a carriage of any descrip. llo"._’J..d_ tv. C. A d. n.tltKK. (JOlHHINtl Hul SE.— I lie snlncnher hag a huge U> ami commodious house, iu a pleasant and com nnrcial part of die City, nearly opposite the hill tavern, ami over the stores ol Mestis. Benjamin L. *t aiiace At Co.and CjuIcoii E.ldtidge. Her house has eveiv ac i piiimocaiinn which any other Boarding Hoove in town nlToids, with the additional advantage «.f living iu (hr reaiie of hnsinrts. Her lodging Rooms .ire laigv.aiiy, pleasi-ut and well (niiiislied. I ravelling families, or gemlemeii visiting Ricluiioiid on business, will timl it lo iheir advantage in call and judge for themselves. I hne is in litre rial of the house, a very well kept Lively Stable, where horses will he well attended lo, and wheic then owners will find it perfect!} convenient to ter Hiein. Bonders tviil he irceivrd by the day, week, omuili or quarter, as most agreeable.to themselves.— I’uce for day boarders, per day, $1. June V3. U..lf MARY MOSFT.FY. Ail Excellent Dtctiltiu(r-House—At And,on. BY virtue of powers vested hi the tnbscriheis, hy a deni «f i rust—»Ittcli as lo this propet ty has i tceived the saULUOU ol die Federal Coun.at its last term, will lie offered for sale to the highest bidder, npuu the pietnises, ai die hour of I o’clock m the afternoon, i"ni\t!u-i the nth tio-j of August nrrt, that mast desira'de HOUSE. AND f or, now occupied hy Mr. John Ioiupkins, on Is street—being Lot No. SuR.also. Two elegant IllU'SSEt.sCAlll'EIS, l our WINDOW CURTAINS, and une FLOUR CLOTH, adapted to the home. TERMS. ...fl, I gaud IR months credit, tor negotiable notes, with approved endorsers, and a d ed of Dust upon the House mid Lot, to secure the pay Hit lit of tue purchase money. Possession will he given an (he 1st day of September next. I>. N. NICHOLAS, i 7 in slew of 11 ICH'o ANDEHxON, 7'oui) Ain-i EDMIMD TAYIIIII t Minim. Sale to l>e conducted by M'lMit’RK, KuHINjiIS Pl.EASAVrS, AuCl’ta. June •/:;___ M..MI kC/* VALUABLE ESTATE FOU SALE. The North Fork 'Toll Brittle. rI"’H G subsetihe roller* (or talr the follow ine prnpeily 2 A tract of land conta'ntng nine liiindie* anil (oitj acre*, lyiag in lire county of Hawkins, in (lie Stale ol Tennessee.— I ins tract it situated on llie gteat Ur stein load li»ln eeu Nashville and the cil) of Washington, ikiiiiedialtiy on the river llolston, and on the North Fork of llolrmii river, at its jntictioii, in one mile of (be town of Clirlatiausville (Boat Yard.) There are between three and foot hundred acles ol' intv grounds, in one compact body, a grea. part of which is equal to the hest soil in Fast 'Iennestt e. One hnndted and fifty setts of lots grounds, and pet haps sixty seres of high lend are enclosed aud under lillagr (lie remain der of ihe trad is uncleared. Hits farm (swell adap ted to the cultivation of Wheat, Indian Corn, Hemp, Ac. Tobacco, were ft an object, would be found psculiaily congenial. The Plantation being tnilnjore.: try use, llie crops are abundant. pail of the low grounds Is filled to the growth of grass, and would fottn an evlenitvr meadow. Within forty miles of A blue don, Virginia, ihe facilities of obtaining Plaster o« excellent quality, found in tire neighborhood of that town, and brought to the very door at a reduced price, affords lo the farmer the certainly of improving tire richness of his lands paiiiculaily as the red clover i-iovAs loxniiaully. The climate of East Tennessee is eqnal in saJnbrilv In that of any section of tire II. Mates. The improvements upon this estate are a BIIICK MANSION lloiJSri, newly erected, and n TOM. BIUItfiK across the North Fork of the Holstou river. Tlielurose lias cost the proprietor upwards of saves; TMotsAtiir doi.i aks. It is henutifolly situated on an eminence near the river, having the advantage of an excellent and copious SPIIINO.—To the lovers of •emery this tile affords a picturesque ptosped. The Bridge is a lilile distance from the lionse— It has been erected within the last two years at a very considerable expense. The abutment* and pins are of stone, built solid lltronghnnt. Ihe superstructure Is of secotl well secured with iron holts. The length of flic bridge is near four hundred feet, twenty f ?d *e An B-d yonuft am itp Nwyit .vppiv vt 11.e it a*t>'"gw n J Tavern. CHI 1* MU'I 11/ go,.'1* I nimtblfi Pntju rltf Jar Sal?. |)l)U5UANT lua jlsctfr nf the Circuit Court nfthe L'mUilMklci tm inc.".ib circuit ami Itginiadisll icl, tlx* subscribers, apyoii.it.I commlssionel t for tiiat purpose, will ptoccrd loithmn! premises,»n II.»<>/«v tat ]tri dot) of tlu'itsf I'rvt, At the hour i,f 4 o'clock lii the afternoon, ike lluOnti a lyi neat the Katin ofilie Canal, ami formerly nciupltrt by Mr. Ailim Murray,anti tr*« t>) Air. tiro. Perkins, feeing Lot No. 5> 1 lbi» IS a desirable result m e. also, I lie HIM,M-i l.Of adjoining I b. Potls’ttartbousr, on tiir street leading to Mayo's bridge. LKMS Ol’ S A LL....U, lit and lb tnontli' credit, for notes negotiable ant* pitiable at eithr r of the hanks in tins ett), iili approved endorsers. and a deed oi trust n pon the pin pelt) lo rei i: i e the pay in,nt of the port have I money.I In sale to be oiidrr the sttpi rintrnilancr >.t I MO.VCLT.I RaisIVKON'.A. PLEASANTS, Akt’:. I*. N. ICIIOI.A3, j RltJs’o aNIii-.ksON. r _ Ll»M. iayiuii Commissioners. U.VNII L C.Lt 3 I4..131 i uiAH Mi:i>ii i Nl:s. OH.V U. HALL, Ifrttgf.iif, (at |l,r sign of the Cal- i k* "rl1 Mortar,) I tedcricksbeig, l.ai i»r»ivn* tty th.* j lute anivals an extensive avtiiiiHivnt ol 1*11'. t;s 0xs•: Ml HICIMvS.of a ieiy tuycnoi .ju.lm. ubirli t,. to lets lor sale :.l the Iti* hiiiond and l'-altiinoie p!i»v?.—. 1 rraciilionert of pb) tic, and other Hhi.lcsi.ie rureha- sets, tv ho iuay him it iiu oiivniiciil to pa) or give j Accrptaiicestii town,can liavelhcir order rsn ami tor J Komi b'.l.tli June re..11 1 V ‘LI. he sold. IV 1 1,11 n it> 1 M iitntv ol /UuPsI j 1 M r, being Henrico Court, Is*fore the irni t dco.i ot tin conn house Id said c.,unit. 1 an no si v i ailed .1 UJM, Him SM)t heis the fcpei* of t urkint 1 trail loruieily ol Kim; Willia,,.. 11 said slave has been in tin jail ol Henrico more man f ;%e iuonths....'leiius, ol sale. cash. it. HL'HTON, I>. S. •>lll> <1 14.. dv /i*r Itorgr .Vnr./gr. .V. 11. r. I'ijtif Dollars Urn (ini STOLEN from the Mil.iclihcr, out of a lot on Church Hill, on the ingnt of the tiib Inst, u very like!) IIAIIK l»v\ HUIliif (nearly black.) U yeais old, about In liaudi high, nicked tsiil, blaze face, white spots mi his hack, occasioned bv tfce saddle, w bile on one 01 •"O oi his leg!., e\lein)s*:g alo.ui 3 or 4 inches op from the hoof; when vl-'lcn had a small scar on the right Mile of be-, llti k, believed lobe occasioned h) a khk ttois, paces :.nii gallops sluggishly when pushed in a pate less a krirh draws well in harness, hut no marks ol tlirrn iet .dirtied, except a part of llie mane worn oil by ilie collar. I he above reward will be given for i>.e tppirbeuziun of in.* *1 lilef anil delivery of the l-torse, o. 'jo do flat s lor the Horse, or am information no that 1 get blur. WM.C. ALLEN. 1 llv 1 *■__'iii..tf 'V! OTIC K is hereby given, that HgrerHhlv to an act of n Congrecs passed „n the mi, of May tB'ifl the tune allowed f.,r reiVtiiplioii of lands bought in behalt ot the t ui!»i| states is uMri.dtri three jeaisbtyuud ili» tinn lirretolnre allowed provided ttai sue Ii tension of tittle docs not eximid beyond th- In day of j,n,e j ISdl. I'usi,ns whose lands liave hecu e„IJ |,y u,e Mie nlrect Tax ol a «t iHtll— uiay av. ij themselves of lire linent of tbv uid act, hy calling at my oilier, and redrrmilig ihc same--vi/. ar it leg -ids tlie propri. ty ol :i->idi'ii(3 of tlie IMili Collection |ii>|iim and at llin t ill, e of Hie Clerk of the llisinil Couil of the U. Suite* for the i edempliou ol lion*resident's lands f,.r the Maleot Virginia. HM. I>. TATI.on. Collector if the 18 fit coiled ton Durr.el, and ilttl"tmleil e-l HO. ,m_lector iot the Stair ot Virginia NuilCe..All persons having claims against the Criite MAlt\ KUA M ft, deceased, aic earnestly requeslef In make llieiu kn tvn immediately. in oliii'r that they may be ndiostrd and those Indebted mil please came foiwaul and make parmerii, us longer indulgence ran,lot l,e aitmitled— w isbing to make a dis trihut ion of said stair without del.,/. Ji'hi I’ll MIAMI., hi’or of "turn /Inline, dec. Car-ii|,- Jn|, im. Joints hirer J.auil for stile 1v isil to Sell li-J- Unci ot land lying in the county nf I’iis liatan mi llie vontli side nt James ittver contniuiiiK loin hundred and two acres ubnni two him died of u liicli is vIcaied and well in bitcd loll) anrs ol slmli it In st i air i Ivor I, v grounds, ami piodaies Cood toll*, co, coin am wheal, and is ruinpletrly diaiv td. 'I lie high limit is inyooil hcalt *o>t ordvr, sitit.e ol wtii. It is fresh ;a taice propoi lion ol ibM vtl ubiiiinl in sin-1. is ellt 11 lohatco land, and is w II tin n« r ed the wliolo is good vv heal and rout land and isvrry Ivcll aPaptcd to the ciowib of clout. It is aicidaied Hint tl,r part of the i, .,t winch is now cultivated in corn and tobacco, notrltl pioduco or.ir In., thousand hu.lp |s of wheat, ll seuft d to goad line no.; .i,j, r. 1 Ins 11 ad iv ill make a baudsoiue fai in f-r iv m i.thai. v. I oil it payments tuny he obtained ailei l!.r lint—t‘ei‘.‘li* disposed to purchase w lit call on thd gutiii i itier tiv b near the prcmires. UM. A t'CKl l,llv »**•__ *1..*■>», [v.ntitt'.,,,.All pel sous having claims aca-nvi t!,. o'state of Nohle Joidan dec. late of Henrico Conn tv, ate hereby requested to exhibit thrin lawfully an. tlieutiratrd, as soon as posuble, that piovtsioii n,a) nc made to dischaige tliesatne and those indebted, air earnestly requested to make tnnordiaie payntriit. As it is demons to close me adiiiinistralioii of the said estate as soon ns possible. II h It Y \l OUIJf Ol K, ii'or. rj l; Jordan,rice. Jl,l> [l-______ *i0..w3w* el I It iilnm—l itiitab'e hrofterl y for Sale. 3\\ III. sell my kill.I in tlie comity of llau-.ver, si* inairil about miles from me city nf Hicbmoud, w tli Iron, 13 i,i tin acres of j,A\l», attached to it, as ill hr most convenient to the purchaseis. It is north the attention nf any person wlni wishes to possess that specie, of Property. My son Stiles,* ho resides hui a short distance from the Mill, will show it ttijany person, and let them know the le-ruis. JuJy IS. SI..U4W [From F.nsli«li papers i< reived at New York] 'I hr. Coronation—Court of Claims. London, May 3.Yesterday, pnr stianl to lltc adjournment, t!ie court was again held, in tlie Painted Chamber ol the Ilouse of Lords, to receive Hie petitions of tho«-e who claim by virtue otniichut customs and usages, and diverse tenures ol sundry manors, lands, and oilier line ddatmnl*, to perlorni erriain duties and oliiees a! Hie ensuing Royal C ronaiiou. Lonl Marrow by (liie Lord Pre -ulent ol Hie Council) was the President ol this court. On his right were seated the Duke of Yotk and Clarence Mini al the long table there appeared Lord Amherst, A Ibol, Arden, Mriilcv, Cavendisli, lit tidiuck, Macclesfield, I>'iut,ngbniore, and Erskine Sir NVitli.i u nmi, Sir II. Russf ll, Sir \V. Scot’, Mr. II. P. Can vv, Mr. R. Haihurst, Ac. 'I lie Di puty Sergeant at Arms, R. Bull, Esq. then proclaimed silence on pain of imprisonment, ’and demanded all pet, stms ttlin bail claims fr» urge, ti> appear and prefer Hi m. ‘I be «laimanls ami spectators below the liar were uncom monly numerous, and the greatest anxi ety ivas evinced to hear the eurii-us claims that were expected to be preferred. At the last court there wen* but three stran gers present. Claims of the Ciln of J.nation. The common Sergeant, attended by the Remembrance of the City ot Loudon, presented a Petition, stating the claim ol the Lord Mayor to serve the King alter flintier with wine Irom a golden cup, and to have llu1 clip at his departure lor his fee anil reward 'Phis claim was founded upon that of Ihc Chief Magistrate's pre decessors, who hail exercised it Irom a time w in reof the memory ol man was not to Hie contrary, and it was demanded forflcorgc Bridges, Esq. the present Lord Mayor.A claim was annexed for di vers others of Hie citizens of London, to serve in Hit* office ol Butlers, and lo have Hte usual fees. Ills lordship claimed, besides, to sit af the table m-xt f be Jlargt over at the left side ol tile H ill. 'Ihi* custom, it was stated, bad liven ht Id I mm the time of William the Oil lo (hul o| (ienrge the 3d. The Rev. Fred. W. [Comber?, and twr other Prebends of Wc**?m*it:**:1* r, all atiii e»I i their canonical robes, presented a1 ret.tion from the Dean and Cbupter ofj Westminster, claiming In In* allowed as i heretofore, to instruct the Sovereign in; the rites and ceremonies used at Ins cor onation lo assist the Archhishhnp »l Canterbury in the performance ol tlie di vine st:vice; and also In have the custo dy of the coronaln«ti robes. For these services they claimed l<> have Tobis lor; the Dean and three Chaplains and lor sundry member* of the said Church, yards of sarsenet, two ells black cloth 1 the royal habits put of} in the Church, consisting of the upper v slmeirls the several oblations,furnituie ol tin* Church, the b< l!s at iached to the canopy, I lie clot It on which b:s majesty walks, troi’i the C'‘mrch door of the Abbey to the banquet in the l lall, Are. r.l i!.iri‘>k'hy asked whether these terms were similar to those used on he lm mcr application and one ol ihe Iho bends tuisweml in the affirmative. Doi.sei 1-7Mount, K-q. Secretary to Lord G '3'dir, tile beredtiaty deputy lend gie.il cliambeihun ol England, presented the petition ol iiis lordship, claiming i:i right ol his said ollice to he admitted to per form the dm its and services ol I is high office; to liavp living and lodging in the king's court at all times to bring to his majesty, on Ihe o ihe night robe of the king, wherein to* majesty is vested flic night previous to the coronation and as well before as albr dinner on the said day ol his final coronation, and to l»a\e tlie liasins u:id towels, and tlie c*up ol as ~av, lor l»is .'t o. These were so! lorllius rights, pm doges,loos, and immuiuiies l»r ougmg to the high oUiccof Lori* (treat Chamberlain, him! claimed by bis loi* ship’s predecessors mi Ihcolitce. ’i he Bilious ol the Cinque I’orts, by thou pvt it ion claimed lo carry o\er the king in bis procession a canopy ol elnth, or gold or purple silk, with a "gill silver boll at each corner, stit ported by lour j staves coveted with silvti tom Barons it» i each sinlt, (making {tint number ;)an<1 to have for Iheir b e the eanopy, hells, and staves, with the privihgc ot dining ui a table on ih' king’s right hard. ’J Ins pe tition, in Hiiso.t r lo a question pul by lord Harrow by, was declared 11» be word t»*r wont, similar to ilsc Baron’s former pe tition. A petition wis presented from tin; Rev. John Uy m«-he. Rector ot Some! bv, a« d j R.ebt nd.ny el Lux oln, claiming the rigid 1 to Mile into llie ball, while t|j•• h-nst ol co- j rounlion is proceeding, tnoiiulod on cue cl the king’s coiiim-is, and i iad in one ot llie king's |*c-f suits ol armour, li was fuilberstated, that il the petition* r should not he aide to come himsell, wGl armed for war, he claimed to send a substitute, who should enter lo I he person ol YVilh- j am Render, esq into \Y< siuiinister all, hi a lull suit ot armour, on a chai,;cr, witli the Rai l Marshal, the trumpet sound ing before tho king at dinner, and pro claim, by tiie month ol a Herald the lui lowmg chalk nge l( any person, of what degree soever, high or low, shall deny, or gainsay our sovereign lord, George IV. King of Great Britain, iVc.to be the rigid ben to the im perial crown ilthe realm of Great Bri tain, or that he ought not t<> enjoy llie saini—here is his iliatnpion, who sail!: that he lielh, and is a false traitor, being ready in peison lo combat with lmn: and in this quarrel will adventure his life a gainst him, on what day soever shall he appointed.” The champion then shall thrmv down ims gaumn i, aim m uomniy no nciiy mat Gir. Bellamy, (ol Pride ('street, West minster, wine merchant,) present* d a pc-* tili”n claiming to be continued in Id* office ol purveyor ol "eider, ale,’and spirituous liquors’' lo ins majt t cup ol silver gdt at diiiix r, nud to have the cup for Ins Ice.Tins was 1 r incrly possessed h> Hie noldc family id’ Alliligton, hot it v.as a lew years .since sold, under an act oi i’aiiiamcnt, by at.i lion. The baroness of Eidl.vrn, ot: Lel;..’f ol brr soil, a ittihnr, Raton Cin-y do lluthven, citsimed (hut the young Raton might be allowed to eairy tlie lings great golden spurs before his imMei d c' lilimieit in discussion till half p.isf a :t ''o’clock.—'1 he doors were then re •••4 tied. i- d Ilarrowby intimated, tbuf »l:e court w-mild be adjourned lor -n Viral days, -ill Junr:td;and l!.at in the mean time, on application living made to the d P’1 ileik it the Ciuwn Office, the app:.cants would be iidmtnul whlmti-vi deo t was required i»y I lie commissioner i in npport of tiie sev.ral claims. Ad jani ncd. i onhon, June 10.—'{’he country—at I'*the belli r part of it u ill learn’ u uli pi- ;ure, that the chances of a priiate •o'; us men I cl tiie itiomcutntis (jutslnir now* bcloie parliament have been rather increased titan diminished si;u e our In-:!. A communication was made yesterday to Lmd Liverpiml, bom ilie Qs<; 14,111 which her majesty was advised to signify her willingness to receive any proposition winch she might consider not incompati ble with her interests ami feelingu on this painful enicri-.ncy. Lord Castlcrca"!:, therefore, postponed list night the ad journed debate upon the king’s message til! Monday a mu! on which was receiv ed with loud cheers by the house, indica tive ol the anxious desire which all par* lies feel that the business should go no luither.il to stop tie yet possible, li was, however, distinctly slated hy Lord Cas tfereagh, and as disqurdy admitted hy Mr. i'rnug'.nm, that n•»*i«ji g was to ho inlerred Irom this delay, except Jhat it protracted tiie interest ol tin amicable i i range-merit, in the same Fpiiit in which 1 the adjournment of tiie discussion was originally acceded to. Every tiling con nected with the nature i f such arianye mt-ut, remained cnnipletely open and no. defined. Hut the very p itself may I he hcnrfi. ial, hecan ..ever negotui ti'ui is aiti-mpteil, H w i:i not he in bgr\ i lings, or eiv-bilvreil I* V those puiiiiiil ref! ttofi;. which (lie sc f i«ai coi 1011 of |>ni Court of On n -n Coun cil for Wednesday next to add, hey Majesty upon her retm u io (t»is coot fry. If ts also rumoined it *r are ,o have ;t Palace-yard Merlin- 1 >r Hie same pur pose. We eau »*a i understand Irom what motives certain individuals msv pry* ject hot it the.-'t* proceeding*. hut we can let imagine **w til Mtdprfi !if/