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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
Will be Sold.

70 the highest bidder on Thursday the 18th
o. che presen, month. If fair. if nor he
icxt sai' day, At the late dwelling house of Mrs.
ann Warmer, decd in the county of Henrico,
bout y miles below Richmond, agreeable TO the
as ~i'i and testament of the deceased. all the
- fATE consisting of l3 likely young Me-
Svoes, usehold and ri chen Furni.u e, anita.
non Utensl9, parce! of Corn and Fsxter, one
uRet 'or'e, and some Hog, Baco& &c -
Cfent viii be given until the fir., dfAs>8r Janu.
airy Mex. purc hasers giving bonds with approved
security. tor al sums five dallars-for al
sums under, cash wilbe required No property
WI be suffered TO DC carried away until bond.
are given.
The Executor.
= April s, 1911. 81.
; N. b al ,hose thar have claims against the
Soo'e men toned Estate, are requested TO bring
pen 10 ward properly authenticated, and those
VAC a'e indeb'ed. ave requested TO make imme.
o'a,e payment, as no indulgence can be given,
mcdiateIy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

AIOTICE.--By virtue OF a deed
~ of trust, executed to US by Ed.
aund Penn, on the Oh day OF Aug.
1909, TO secure debr due to lanes
=. Anrh n, we will proceed to sell lof
cash, to the highest bidder, before the
door of the Eagle Tavern In the Civ
OF Richmond, on MONDAY the s9,n
lay OF the present month, one Certain
TRACT or parcel OF LAND living
IN the county of Amherst, conta.aing
zine hundred Acres. described IN SAID
deed, as lying on the north side of Bdf.
faloe run, adjoining the Landt of Da-
vid S. Garland, Samuel Nefedilh,
John Camm, William Arm&esA, Wiz
liam Cabell and James HiggunSotham
or so much Their fas will satisfy sal,
trust. Said TRACT OF LAND is
represented to us as very valuable and
well worth the attention of any body
disposed to purchase in that part oil
the country. Selling as Trust. es we
will convey only such title as is yes.
ted in us by the said deed.
THIS THIS p Il; DREW, ! Trustees.
Richmond, April 18th, 1911. d s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
A Valuable Estate for Sale.

|NN the second Moneay in May mex, being
NyBuckingham Court day, viii be Id for ca .I
70 the highe bidder, har valuable ,ract of L nd
whereon Col. Saruei Allen lately lived. and
whereon Doctor Janes T. Huoa now lives.
containing ab,u, one thousand ACRES, in the SAID
county of Buckingham.
This trace of land is throughout OF ~ good
quality, and would be productive ei,he( - a % an
ter or fa'rhes-havng thereon larg1 plan.a
tion in very good eondinon, ui,h an abundance
Of low ground an branch of Whites -ivet, fos
meadow, aud the land. 70 clear, exeelert FOR
tobs'cs. There isbSo Grist mill on !, ngver
falling seeam. eapabis of being made win bu
little expense. NE MOS tYaluibe in this psr, OF
the country. "A large nd excellent dwelling
house, and osher usefn. AMI NECESSARY houses for
fam. The sale win be mSle by virtue OF a
deed Of ,rus,, made by Doct. JAMES I. Aubard,
to the subscriber. 70 ,ecure dsbe therein men
TONED. due 70 Col. Sanue; Allen.
VIM +: Daniel, } r.
Archibald auseiu. ii'''cS'
March &c, 1911. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
NOTICElI

Pf virtue of deed of trust executed IN
ne by David Logan, for the purpose of
securing Nevin Karnes, as Endorser for
sad logon, on Certain notes therein men.
uoned' VA be sold at the late residence Of
David Logan, decd. on FRIDAY ~ 1o,h
install the HOUSEHOLD * KTTCAlRN
FURNITURE, together with vNSsta 81
BOUIoi SHOES. LEATHER. Tools.
&C. Sky days credit for eli sums nVqr
Fity Dollars, under that sum cash Eotes
negotiable and payable at the Bank 81 V,r.
gina with approved endorsers will be re
CURED.
- Thomas Pulling, Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
To the Public.

The subscriber, being disappointed
by an unknown alteration In the line of
stages between this place and Norfolk
he could not possibly return to fulfil
the appointment, which was made for
him in the Capitol last "Wednesday.
The real cause being stated, it is hop.
ed, the wealthy and benevolent of this
place will not suffer this circumstance
to prevent or interfere with their libe.
rality. All the Gentlemen and La.
dies of this place, who feel willing to
aHS the subscriber IN promoting the cha.
rfaple design, which he made known
in the Capitol, are respectfully invited
to drop their Offering into the box, or
plate which may be held at the doors
of the different places of worship on
tie next Saba h; or sepd it TO either
of the Clergyrhen of tits place, or TO
Mr.. Jones, booNSsllsf in this town,
who will faithfully Xansfer the same
,oNN B. b. HRkMs, Bookseller,
Philadelphia, byGhom It will be sent
to We Rev. Nr. Patterson of Pitts
ourgfl, and oy MIN applied to the PEG
pie OF the new settlements.
Any kind of useful books, sent to
the care of Mr.. Jones will be as thank
fully received as the money.-Mr.
Jones. by particular request, having
taken into his care small cabinet, con-
tanning IN assortment of traits & books
for children, will dispose of them on
the most reasonable terms, as NAV be
seen by those who will have the good
ness to call and look at the charitable
design there exhibited.
Should nv life and health be spared.
] PROMISE myself the pleasure Of pas
sing Through this town another spring,
and for whatever has been given, or
may De given between this and that
time, towards promoting the chart
table design above limited at l return
nv sincere thanks, with the thanks OF
the people on our frontiers.
With sentiments of respect, I sub
cribe myself the public's friend, and
humble servant,
THADDEUS OSGOOD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
Dry Goods,

amounting 70 about $4,000, which they
will pr coed to sell on Wednesday the
i7'h ms. positively, without reserve,
at their Auction store-they consist
principally of the following articles,
VIZ:
The very hest superine Cloths and
Casimeres, various colours: Diaper
Table Cloths-CottonS rip s-White
Flannels, Supgrfipe qual't, Irish
Linnr ms, some OF which are very fine ;
India MUSINGS; Leno Robes; Jubilee
Robes; jubilee Seedet AIoss K res
Doaed Muslin Robes; VIII te D.
mask Six ShsYls; Sa no. do; sky
Bllssd Yell% dc; L/sck do; all
eleean'; Superb " ii ZFigur-d sat
tin; Lsdi, : FL g,SAE/siish Six Ho, E.
Gauze, CheckedAkdis Rusep's
chin,z; MidalsFhiNcarfs scarlet
shawls; NankSn do Aoredsoaiis
Green e sha@Z cashmire Robes; sat
tn tn, cs ,nsIar scar c, and shawl.
Cotton shawls !; scarlet& Green stuff
Roval Rib Cashmire Patterns do
White Marseillss; Military Cravats
Light Duni Chiutz Irish sheetiug
Black Lace; scarlet Flannel /; Brown
and Coc'ico c allico Linnen; Diaper
Canton Grape Blue Grape; Checks
India Cottons; Cambrics Dimilies
and great variety Of other articles.
IEkMS-fwo and four months
credit on all sums Of SO dolls. and
over, under so dollars, cash. Nego.
TABLE notes with approved endorsers
will be required by
MoNcURE. RosINSoNG, PLEAS ANTS
Richmond, April Is, 1911. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

,ca repeatsa that personal oonsi'era
t.ons are en,i,le i TO no weight. Is 1t
not then most fair to wal for events !?
Having strong assursrc: In he en-
inpeached probi;y Of the President,
that he will continue 70 be solely gui.
ded by the good Of his country, does
it not become those, who are disposed
to censure, to refrain froro cereu'irg
him beforehand to res rye their judg-
ment for the course o; measures that
may be pursued? II is in them only
that we can unerrIngIy discern motives
and principles.
ALPHA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
Rees' Cyclopedia.

The 96th No. Of This work has been receiv-
ed Subscribers are most earnestly solicited
to send for their copies. The publishers in
carrying on this heavy work, are ne9kssar'ly
subjected 10 large advances fcash, a HI con-
fdenfy hope that the Subscribers WI assist
IN relieving them by taking up and paying FOR
their numbers regularly - Three or four
additional Subscribers viii be received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
ALPHA.

The Boston Gaz tie says that two
vessels from the West Indies, seized
by the Custom House officers at Mid.
dietown, for coming from English
ports had been retaken from the Off
cersssby body of citizens. Is this to
be th<sLred?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
II 1 G. II NJ q N ID.
Mr.. RANDOLPH.


There appears to be an effort in a
newspaper printed at Georgetown. in
the District of Columbia, to sustain
the honorable John Randolph, who at
this moment labors under the we;rbt
of public indignation. The writer
(who, perhaps, is the honorable Iohn
himseE,) appears to think that -
merely the Argus, and few other pa
pers, that condemn and render obnoxi-
Gus his tavorite. The writer OUCH, TO
know, that it is not in the power of
newspapers alone to render any man
IN the country odious Had no, Mr..
randolph furnished so many occasions
to blast his own re utation ;-Had he
not wantooly abandoned ose mea-
sures Of policy and of probty, die aeed
by elder and wiser heals han his own.
the newspapers could never have as.
sailed him WI h any efrec CT. NJ. Ran
dolph's own conduct furnished the facts
tor ms condempa 100 the ne 81 writer's
furnished only the commentary. Men
~ sanguine temperan,e MS, in discuss
ing M. Randolph's dement's. NAV
paint his apos'acy in too elaring CO.
lors; bat it is bey ond the power Of
impudence Itself To- DENY that he has
been hagrantly Inconsistent. Whoe-
yer attempts to def-nd the political re-
putatIon of Mr. John RaudnIph, must
always begin BY arologizing for tie
past, and promising amendment for
the future. Gran him wiz, and grant
him e'oquence: What is the one but
the wit Of venom aad hat IS the ct1er
but the eloquence Of passion? They
How rom him, indeed, spon an ouly
BIZ IN this we can only admire the work
OF nature, which has besto ed these "a
cul-ies npou him foy, it is very GER
tain. We're not the wit aud eloqueuce
offT Randolph more ins.inct,ve than
rafondi--werf they. subi~ci to desuuc-
ticAbv IN operation of his own will !;
We eAonld soon find from the febrile
and fipcjusting complexion of his IN.
darstantiing thai be would be neither
witty nor eloquent. But Nature, to
InreserVt him from conte q D., has fixed
Ithe faculties in question beyond his
controi.
Delegates elected 70 serve in the next
General bly,.
Buckingham, Charles Yancey and
James Walker.
su.sex, Nathaniel Cargili and Will
lar Perhar.
PINE George, Charles Gee & AL
I'm Nmple.
N ffoway, Peter Randolpb & Rich
ard EPPes.
GreenavilIe, William Maclin and
Thomas Spencer.
Fred. rick, Archibald Maeill and
Jared Williams.
Nng George, William Hooe and
C. ADade.
SsfFocd, Oh rles Julian, and Wilt
am Fi'zhogb.
Louisa. William Ragland and P. M.
Daniel.
Nsnsemond, Fisher Dassisll and
Joseph Baker.
Abs marie, Nimrod Branham and
E. Garth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
H. DANCE, c. c.

Virginia
In Halifax couoty court, IN Chancery, 25th
February, 1911.
Thomas Watkins and Caleb Towns. Commit.
tees Of the estate Of Henry Farley, luna
Vo Plaintiffs.
Igaiast
John Farley, Thomas Brandan, r II. Thomas
Brandan, w. c. VIM. stanfeld asre1ym
Brandan, DeCe,IonA
TIE defendant John Farley, nofhavirk entkr
60 his appearance, and given tecuriE ac(or.
ding to the act Of Assembly, anAlhe r,K Of
IS court, and it appearing to the>setYyac ion
OF ~ court, that he is not an inhabitsnt Of this
commonwealth, on motion Of the plaintiffs BY
tasir counsel it is ordered, that the SAID dc.
PENDANT John Farley, dc appear here on the
iou'th Monday 10 June next, and answer the
b Of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of this
order be forth wi inserted in one ofthe news.
papers published IN the city of Richmond. for
eight weeks successvely and pos ed at the
front door Of the courthouse Of The SAID county.
A Copy -Teste,
S. WILLIAMS, d. C. II. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

The Governor of pennsylvania, in
compliance with the address of the Lee
glslatUre. has removed Thomas Coop
er from the Office of President of the
9Th Judicial district.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
Sales at Auction.

THE Subscribers have just received
= "a large and handsome assortment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

The complexion of the last English
news is OF "a peculiar nature. The dis
cussions between our ministers and the
British foreign secretary had been
closed but Mr.. Foster, the new Bri.
fish ambassador, is coming out with
rev propositions. II viii, at least, be
polite 70 hear what I've has to say but,
unless he comes most bonorably to a.
tone for the murders Of the Chesa-
peake; unless he brings Official proof
ofJhe abrogalion OF the orders in couE
cl and, in effect, unless ne brings the
assent on the part &C his Cove rnnent
to relinquish the paper. 6iockaGeS, he
viii come in vain. America has tx
en- her stand on certain radical points,
consonant to- the law of ga ions, cor.
roborated by the united opinions ofth
most enliehted men Of the republican
and federal parties, and from which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
CONGRESS.

Prevent majority for TaliaFerro 1872
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19

the purpose, came 70 he 70 apprize me
of the fact, and walked Immediately here
to tisperse the Assembly, conceiving the
Meeting to be unlawful. Loud and gene
raj cries Of too late. too late.] hope that
you are perfectly convinced that did not
mean to offer tie slightest personal disres-
pect to the feeling of any individual, but to
discharge public dnty-My object is eff
fected, as you now dispcrse ; but wish to
say, that the very moment heard that the
Chair was taken, j walked here Tor the
purpose of dispensing this meeting.
Lord Fingail.-Sir, l am no longer
in the Chair. / am only as an individual
ihete.
Mr.. Hare having made some observations
which was not heard by our Reporter.
The Hon. Mr.. Barncwell stepped forward
and spoke the following words:
Sir, thil.k myself called upon to come
forward as a member of the Catholic Body
and the son of a Catholic Nobleman, to as
sure You, that none amongst us, from the
Peer to the Ploughman, wish TO shew any
disrespcct to the government and the Ma
lgistratcs of this kingdom, but that we are
iall determined to join hand in hand with
our ow-subjects of every religious per-
suasion, in the defence Of our country, to the
last drop of our blood.
IT is remarkable, that two of the Head
SonstaDics OF TINS District applied Tor adj
mittance at twenty minutes before eleven (;
were actually admitted, and were conduc-
ted 70 seats in the gallery by Messrs. Muir
|phy, Macon, ard Dromcoole, (Memhers of
the Sub Committee of Arrangemcnt,) and
sat there quietly throughout the entire
scene.
Thus ended the business Of this memora-
bic day to the satisfaction and delight of
every lover of religious liberty; a glorious
day to every Member of the Committee,
who, on this occasion, attended to perform
his duty Ia delightful day for every honest,
honorable Irishman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19
NoytolE, Dec. lG.

Ehrth2aate.--Two very sensible shocks were felt
III this town, S,ns we learn in Portsmouth at o'clock
this mornings and ut S--we have not time to give
particulars. The clocks were all s,opt and door,
and things suspended from the ceilings Of the shops
and stores oscillatcd violently, though dead calm
prevailed. Its course from West to East
Ncvaid
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19
Charleston, Dec. II.

tn; legislature of this state have adopted the o.
nei,dment to the Constitution, recommended l,y
Congress TO the several states, expatrating any c
zen oil the u States, who shall receive or retain any
Gtic Of nobility or honor, and accept or retain ans
present, pension, Office or cnolumeit OF any Kind
whatever, from any Emperor, kisg, Prince, or TO-
reign power, withous the consent u Congress
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19
KEN.
LEXINGTON. Nov. 30.
INDIANS.

We have received information from a
Highly respectable source, that the men en-
gagged in cutting road from the Tennesse
riverto Mobile, have been attacked by par
ty of Southern Indians, (said to be Chcro-
Rees) II of them killed, and the balance com
PEELED to fly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19
Bosrov, Dec Q.

Latrst from Porfugai.-YcatcgIay ar
rived in this port, brig Two Brothers, cayt.
Barry, % days from Lisbon. Left there
lash Of Nov. Capt. .. has brought 10 pa
pes, bat reports vCrbally, that the armies
remained inactive and that nothing had
occurred. for some tune back, 10 iustifc an
expectation % IN Immediate battle. Tic
Portuguese army, under British officers.
was however, angmenting ia Numbers, and
daily acquiring tha usa OF arms and discipline
Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19
Baktimore, Dec. 16.
DFVfNtWc, LfcC. 10.
Extract TO the Editor, dated Uashiayton,
ylocs,nLor "a


" 1t is not certain that the resolution a,ltlorisin,-
our merchantmen to arm, will be adopted at This
time; because IL IS belle ed, that it will be produc-
tive OF no practical effect unless should be extern
ded so far to allow the armed merchant vessels
90 maze reprsaIs when attacked. To grant them
the privilege OF making prizes is supposed prcna-
ture until the nation shalt be prepared to support
them by actual war, which must inevitably result
from their collision with British cruzcrs. This there
fore, will be adopted Only measure Immediately
The precursor of hostics, and probably in c niunc-
uoa with tcm OF convoy s; OF Letters of Marane
and Reprisl.. Mercantile inen viii do well to cotsi-
DIR these ideas in their calculation. They have been
expressed byold administration sages"-.aaterican.
An act making an Uniform provision for the siryi-
ysg Occrs aud Soldiers OF the late MARYLAND Lin
an The Revolutionary war, and which passed the II
90 Delegates unanimously, las been rejected Nv the
Senate VIC notice this, that war-worn vctcrans may
1of be prevented from making special applications
for relief, By any deusiye calculation on q General
law for their all.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19

Mr.. THOMAS SHORE has been appoin-
ted Post Master of Petersburg, vice genera
JOSEPH JONES, who has been translated
to the Gust in Honse.-Reh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19

We are informed that the Goods belong
ing to Messrs. NJ. and ]. Bruen and Freder-
lex Sheldon, which were seized at Troy and
Albany about 2 months since have been de-
hvered up, as Bonds had been before given
and restoration ordered by the district Court
of the u. S.-.M Y. Pahcr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03

IN consequence Of Ca,ioHs and FoM TEETH
the Breath Of almost every person is rem
dered OEensire. There are few persons, Who
have not more or less Of the Scuryey about
the Teeth and Gums, in the form Of dark
J scale or crust, Of a tartarlous nature, and
closely adheripg TO the teeth and, which il
not carefully remoUed, soon corrodcs the enam-
et and subjects them TO that worst of pain,
the 1oo,h .Iche.
Carious and foul Teeth, frequently occasion
head ache, and other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever. Add To these the Detor-
nifty of the mouth, occasioned by Jsui and de-
fccfire Tech.
TO prevent these disagreeable consequent
ces, every person should attend to the diseas-
ed state Of their teeth, in early life.
And did people reflect upon the subject,
there is hardly any thing which would appear
worse, than mouth full of foul and carious
Teeth.
OJLApIEs and GENTLEMEN, who wish
to preserve their Teeth for fashion and future
usefulness, and 10 have them made clean,
white and beautiful, would do wcp to apply
to the PHYSICL3N at
No. 10, MARLBORO. STREET,
near the Methodist Chapel,) who operates as
a Dentist
OF Advice given gratis. Dec. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

THAT there is sometimes honour among thieves
is proved by tie following circumstance "A lady
walking across some fields in the neighbourhood of
lsngton, observed two very suspicious looking fel
lows who, seemed watching an opportunity of rob-
ring her as they took the same road with herself,
and kept very little distance from her. Her alarm
was increased by observing fellow with similar
appearances in a pathway at a distance but as the
case did not admit of hesitation, she beckoned him
to stop, and addressed him in air Of confidence
Sir you losk like a gentleman, do not like the
appearance Of those fellows behnds us, think they
intend torob me-; will you protect me "---Madam.
replied the MN, i will take my arm and will at
tend you until YOU are out of danger, You will
when, wave my handkerchief. the two men who
have alarmed you, will sheereg They are my com
panions, and we intended to rob you but when
confidence is reposcd in me, not scoundrel G.
nough to betray it, He attended until she came in
sight OF her own house, where she offered him
guinea reward for his protection; but he rctus-
ed it. adding he hoped he had honour left, than
TO sink his character to the level Of ta,se's. Let
mc 1iack rsted gentry take fees Tam dbore H.
A CoUNTRYMAN who had dropt from bis cart
kcg OF rum, rode back few miles in hopes of
finding It. On his way he met an Indian who lived
IN his neighbourhood, whom he asked If lie had
seen his Key of rum the road The Indian laugh
ca inhss face, and addressed him in the the follow
ing words " What fool you are to ask an Indian
such question. DO you not am sober HID
I met with your keg, you would have found il cmp.
~ on one side Of the road, and Indian Tom drunk
and asleep the other"
p A GENTLEMAN called to see his friend and was
informed by the servant that his master was bus,
but I,nust speak with him, said the visitant In
deesl, Sir. you Cannot at this moment replied the
footman, for my master is beating his LADY, and will
sec no company.
~. y II .
A wag reading in country newspaper an alver-
tisenet for two smart dtvi's, Of good msrais, in
printingof;cc observed that in his opinion, there
were already depiis enough among the Printers.
A person. on meeting friend, congratulated
him on his lately coming into possession of landed
estate -" There was such report" replied tho
cther but you nay restassvrcd was gronaa2sss."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-03
NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, being appointed by the Su.
w preme judicial Court, holden at Newport, on
the 5th of March, 1Sl1 Assignees of the Estate of
P.aTIEN'CE STODD.2RD,
OF Newport, in the county of Newport, Widow, to
whom the bcn>ft of the snsolyeur act passed A. ID
1856. has been grantedhcreby notify the creditors
of the said Stoddard to exhibit therrespective claims
to them within nine months from the date aforesaidor
they will be precluded. Persons indebted TO said Stod-
dard are called upon to make paymentto
JAMES CHAPPEL,)
March 27 SAMUEL. CARR { .4ssignees
JOHN WILLIAMS