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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
Muddy Creek Mills
FOR SHE,

THE subscriber offers for sale, the Mills.
on Muddy Creek, in Cumberland county. about
me mile from Gainesville, with nineteen Acre-
OF Land adioining.-The Mill House is 7s recr
ong' 40 feet vide, and three stories high, with
our par OF Burr Stones, and al the machinery
necessary to Manufacture Flour, to the prest. &
advantage.
These Mills are situated in good ne h.
6ourhood for procuring Wheat, and ATTACHED
TO them, is good two story Dwelling House
Kitchen, Smoke.House, Cooper's Shops, Mil.
which with the advantage OF constant navipa.
ton from the Mill door, renders it one Of the
most convenient establishments of the kind ON
lanes River.--Possessiou may be had in June
next. The premises viii be shewn TO an per-
son wishing TO view them, by Mr.. Richard At
klnson, residing thereon, and the terms made
known by application to the subscr Der.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM.
Richmond, Oct. 25th, 1879. v6tn
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TsNE1E Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
& at the Corner of main & fifteenth streets,
opposite the Peil-Tnvern, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by wholesale and
yetaii, the following articles, viz
80 Hhds. 1st quality Brown Sugar Cgener
ally large.l
95 Bbls DO do. do.
SO Do. LIST &c 2nd quality Philadelphia Loa1
Sugar.
10 Chests Tyson Tea.
80 Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 PunchcOns Rum, old & well flavource
5 ua!f do. do do.
6 Pipes Country Gin.
j Do of superior quality.
IS Hhds retailing MoIasses,
6 Do. Philadelphia Whisky.
1900 lbs Prime ereen Coffee.
5000 lbs. Pale do. do.
TO Bags Heavy Pepper.
DO Pimento.
SO Kegs Gunpowder.
90 Siraws ID pint Tumblers.
10 Boxes English Pipes.
$50 (sroce Bottle Corks.
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
30 Boxes best Spanish Segars
so Barrels Prime Pork.
50 Do Fish
And expects by thefrst arrivals from Phila
a P',ia and Baltimore, tons Shot. Iro,s as
sorted, Iron Castings, Whskey, SC lie has
also On hand, from 5 II 5000 dollars wor o.
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold OF
long credit, or battered for piime Tobacco
VIM. SHEPHERD
Richmond, Oct. 18th 1912 IT,
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TOMPKINS s. MURRAY.

Have received and are now opening their LON
DON GOODS, consisting Of valuable and ex-
tenslye assortment Of Cloths, Cassimer7s. Lin.
ems, Calicoes, Muslins, &c. &c. and ON board
OF the Oliver Ellsworth from Liverpool, now at
CITY Point-they have considerable portion
o. their coarse WooIens, Hardware and Cut
ueTy' winch may be expected up in the course
~ DOR ~ days all OF which they offer for sale,
on reasonable terms, for cash, or neoot;abie ns'
per =
o. 80 Bales Napt Cottons on hand.
Oct. 26. e
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Domestic Medicines

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BOOK
STORE OF MIR. S. PEASANTS,
a large supply of Dr. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs. Code
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whoonjna,
Cough, price Is cents-Also, his Cbemicaj
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, rheumatic Gout. Pal
sey, &c. price rs cents each bottle or bog.
Andoyne essence for the head ache. Gfty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 10
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the scprI
wy IN the Gums, whitening the teeth ana
sweetening the breath, price S 1. Churcb,s
Virmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worm
IN grown persons or children, so cents tbe
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the ewes. zs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister. '''N
Church's Ambitious Pills for malipnaot
and bilious fevers and all disorders Of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, so cents
the packet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

Has Just received, and is now opening al
his former stand, few doors below the Bel
Tavern, Sixty PACKAGES, CONSISTING
OF British, French, German & India GOODS,
in addition to his former supply, which
makes his assortment as follow -
Sup. fine London dressed and undressed
Cloths,
Fine do. do.
Coarse Cd do.
Bale Hunters forest dc.
Double and single milcd Cassimeres,
Peliece Cloths & Flannels, ass'td colours.
Coatiugs, Bazes, FRIES, & Fearnougbts.
Plains, Kerseys, & Kendall Cottofs,
Rose, striped & point Blankets,
Flannels of all colours,
Bedford, Oxford & Bennett Cords;
Cords, Velvets, & Thicksets,
Bombazetts, plain & figured,
Wild5ores, assorted colours,
Cotton & Worsted Hosiery,
Camel Hair & Merino Shawls,
"A S 4 6-47-4 & Sd Damask & Levan-
tine do.
Cashmire & plain Cotton do.
~ & 70 Irish Linen & Sheetings.
44Sc 7-8 Cotton Shifting,
& 6 4 Cotton Cambria,
~ & 81 Bingham, dressed & undressed.
Dressed e undressed Calicoes,
Lcno & fancy Mnslins,
SPidernets, spotted & plain,
Ladies Corsets,
Do. Net Tippets, Pelerines & Capes.
DO. Shoes, entirely new pattern.
Do. long & short Beaver & Kid Gloves
Gentlemen's Buckskin do. do.
An elegant assortment of Vestings & Yes
telctts,
One Bale OF Stockingnet, engraved & rib.
bed, entirely new patterns,
All OF which he IS disposed to sell on his u
saal M, derate terms, for cash only.
Richmond, Nov. sd, 1919. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

WE expect to receive in few DAYS, large
assortment of COARSE GOODS, VIZ.
striped Duftie and Rose Blankets-White
napt Cottons-Coloured and White Plains
Coarse Cloths-Coatings- Fearnoughts- White
Coloured Flannels-Tow & Flax Oznaburps
--COtton-Bsgging, &c.
ALSO
Bale of superfine Cloths--Two Trunks o {
Cambrics-Iiosery in Trunks, assorted-and
Pms, assorted-Which we propose selling on
Reasonable terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
Nov. 2nd, 1912 tf
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Lafetyhw6iiohedandfor sale by S. Plcasants
Richmond.
a GENERAL SELECTION-

A GENERAL SELECTION,
Or the newest & most admired HYMNS
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use,-By
the Rev. STITH MEAD (second edition. re-
vIsed, corrected and enlarged, and published
by permission'of the Virginia Conference held
at Raleigh II. C)-price 81 IL cents.
For Sale at His Office Price - 1-2 Cents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
riends and the public, that he has Removed
TO the House formerly occupied by Robert
Johnson one door below Harry Tompkins,
where he has received a large and elcrrant as
sortmcnt OF FALL AND SPRING GoODs.
l.. JOSEPH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

M ILL RE OFFERED FOR SALE at Mar
w run Hill, formerly the residence ofSusan-
nan Lewis, decd two miles below Richmond.
on Monday the 14th day of December next
about $50 Barrels of Corn a quantity of Uav
Fodder Shucks, ChaR and Straw, two Young
well broke Mules, two good work Horses. tire
yoke OF Oxen, and one Wagon, twenty three
likely Sheep, and sundry Plantation Tocis.-A
credit of twelve months will be allowed. the
purchasers to give bond with approved securi
ty for all sums above ten dollars, to carry in
terest from the day of sale, If not punctuail,
paid, and for all sums of ten dollars and under.
cash will be required.
WALTER SHELTON, Acting
Ex'or. of Wiltshire NJ Lewis. decd
Nov. Is. i'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
Manchester Seminary.

ERANCIS POWER most respectable in
n forms the inhabitants of Manchester and
It's vicinity that he has opened a Seminary
IN the house in which F. s. O'Reillv. Esq.
lately taught, where he proposesto instruct
young ladies and gentlemen in the following
branches: Oithography. Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping, English Gram
mar, the Elements of Bellies Letters. Ennis.
tolary composition, the Greek, Latin and
French languages, the practical parts of
the Mathematics, including the mutual ap-
plcatioa OF Algebra and Geometry, the ele-
ments OF Astronomy and Geography, Navi-
ganon, Ganging, Mensuration and Surveying.
Inc terms payable in advance, are as foI-
lows;
English branches, including Mathemat-
les, 40 dollars per annum.
DO. with Greek or Latin or both So dol
lars per do. WI
Do. with do. and French 60 dollars per do.
Extra Charge for fuel, ink, &c. 9 dollars
per do.
Pupils may be supplied with books, &c.
at Richmond prices.
For the accommodation Of Young gentle.
men, who may not be able to attend dnrine
the day, an evening school from five till Sc.
ven o'clock, will commence, as soon as four
scholars are entered: terms eigIt dollars
per quarter in advance.
" IL would be cold insensibilitv indeed
to omit, ON the present occasion, an expires.
SION OF the warmest thanks to nv friends in
Kichmond-theirm marked partiality claims Il .
and an eiiervescence of gratitude pays the
tribute.
Manchester, NoA. 81, 1919. 9,
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200 Dollars Reward

A Bundle containing 500 sheets of 30 Dollar
~ Notes printed in blank for the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, was taken out of = Box and
supposed to be stolen on the night of the 18th
ult. at the house of Messrs. Woodtord & Talia-
ierro, in Fredericksburg. The above reward
will be paid to any person who will deliver the
said Notes to Dabney Herndon, Esq. of that
place. to the subscriber
That the public may be guarded against i'm
position, they are informed, that no Ttueuty
Dotiar Notes have been, nor will be fssned by
the Farmers Bank of Virginia, or any of its
Branches, until further notice
VIM. NEKERvIS, Cash'y,
Richmond, Nov 2. eptf
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Glass TumbIers.

1880 straws 1-2 pint Tumblers, 10000 VT.
Brown Sugar, Bar Iron. assorted, Castings. Shot
and Whiskey, just received by the schooners
edeIine from Baltimore, and Antelope from
by WIN. suEPHERn
Oct. %. tc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

yHViIE ST. bscribcr has renewed his Office I,
N the Market house, where he continues to
buy and ell on commission all kinds of Stock
ALSO L ,bacco, Flour, &c. And will be a.
all times ready to sell at public auction be.
lore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning a,
the Mar ket House, Houses, Lands, Furni-
ture, Sla ses. Horses, Merchandise, Vessels
and Cars ,oes, or any species of property that
may be Rered ~ Advances of cash made
ii requir ID. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker e. Vendue Master,
RichTiond, Virginia.
N u. Ills stated hours in the Office will b,
rom 8 to- o'clock A. NJ. and from to
cock p. NJ. b. S
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of deed Of trust, executed 20 me
o. tie 25th April, 18i2--Gn consequences Of
former deed for the same puipose) bv Robert
Wondcock, Of the county Of Chesterii, Id. for
the purpose Of securing 20 John Elicit the pay
ment OF certain sum OF money there in express
ed, will be sold, 20 The highest bidder. AT WIN
Gates Tavern, in the county OF Chesterfield.
on saturday the 10Th day Of December neri.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
One Negro Man,

named 1in, ONE BAYHORsE, AND FIGHT
HORNED CATTLE, (thc property Of the said
Wn0dcock or 80 much thereof, as will setie.
E tire debt aforesaid, with interest, and the
eosts incurred in the premises as specified in
said deed. The Sale VIII take place between
the hours Of ten in The morning and three IN
Jle s'ternoon--and u.l re mac f. CASH
Nov. Is, 81
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LSNDFoR SALE.

by virtue of decree OF the Superior Cour,
OF Chancery, for the Richmond District, whc,e
In the Executors of Alexander Trent, senior,
decd we're compiainants, and the Representa-
tiyes OF Peteriicld Trent, dcfendants-wili he
sold, at Cumberland Courthouse, ON the fourth
Monday IN October next, being Court day the
balance of That very valuable
Tract of Land,
on Wiliis's river, containing 587 l-2 acres, by
late survey.-Thc quality ofthis Land is we'll
adapted to the culture of Wheat, Corn, &c. and
its contiguity to the town OF Cara, where there
is most excellent Manufacturing Mill, far
wheat, Tobacco Inspection and :, ready Man
kct for every thing which may he made there
on-added 10 its being at the head of the
Manageable waters OF Willis's river, render il
a most desirable situation for one who wishes
to invest his money IN this kind Of property
One third OF the purchase money will h. re
quired when the title is made. and a liberal
credit will be given for the balance, upon re.
ceiving bond, to be secured by deed of trus,
| on the Land.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
scpts24, 1912. ids.
| qJ The Sale of the above Land, is postpo
1 ned until the 18th Monday in November. vic.
It VIII Certainly take place a, thr . nth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

For Sale BY S P!aGsan:,,
The Iriai Of Capt. i'll. Whitby,
FOR TIE MURDER OF JOHN PIERCE,
wiTH ms DING DEcLARATioN-- ALSO,
The Trial Of Capt. G. Crimp.
FOR PIRACY AND MAN STEALING,
By AN EMINENT REPORTER,
(Ihe celebrated Counsellor SAMPSON. }
also, CJnst Received For Sale cs above,
A FEW COPIES OF
Parkinson's Hymn Book.
And a fresh supply of THE WORKS of the
Rev CLAUDiUS BUCHANAN, L. l. ID. com
prising his Christian Researches in Asia--his
Memoir on the expediency of AN Ecclesiast;ca
Establishment for British India and his STAB
IN The EAST, with TWO NEW SERMONS
Ito which IS added, Doct Kcri's curious ant
interesting Report, concerning the state of Oh,
CHRISTMAS in Cochin and Travancore-madc a
lhe request of the Governor of Madras.-Cpric,
81 PSI If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
New Military Works.
Just Receired and far SAFE, at S. Pleasanfs'
Book Store, Richmond,
A Hand Book for Infantry.

Containing the first principles of Military dis
cipl'ne, and embracing the Modern improve
ments IN the discipline and movements of Ar
mies.-TITE
A1IERIC.l.W military LIBRARY,
OR COMPENDIUM OF MoDERN TAcTIcs,
embracing the discipline, manGuvres and duty
oil every species of troops, Infantry Rifle Corps,
Cavalry, Artillery position, and Horse Artillery
and REGULAR fortifications, adapted TO the use
OF the Militia of the United States.
MILITARY DICTIONARY,
or Explanations of the several Systems of Dis
crline OF different kinds of Troops of Infantry.
Artillery and Cavalry, the principles of FORTH.
cations, and all modern improvements in the
science OF tactics-comprizingth Pocket uns
ner, rLittle Bombardicr The Military Reg,t-
LAtions OF the United States.-BY COLONEL
DUANE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
-Fcg Sale ny S PLBASASrs, RicAmoaa
Mnenonika,
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES

O''iC-hi4 4 Nbl4Eo
Extihiting in methodicM manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation oil
thf World to the present period comprehend.
ing brief accounts Of inventions and discoveries
in every department of science typographical
and historical sketches Post Offices Of the u
States discoveries ofcountries foundations Of
empires, &c. Crc.---To which is added. sever.
vi valuable Tablcs-Price Two Dollars, in ele.
giant binding.
o." BUCHANAN'S CHRISTIAN RE
SEARCHES IN ASIA,-
TO Which is added The celebrated Sermon
"A STAR IN THE EAST"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

FARMERS BANK OF VIllIINIA.
FsNf1t. Stockholders are hereby notified
that agreeably to the Charter of Incor-
poration, the third instalment Of twenty five.
dollars share on the { 1ital Stock, Will bc
PAYABLE at the Bank, or to the Cashier, of
the Offices of Discount and Deposit, ON or,
before the 9TH of December next.
VIM. NEKERVIS, CAsH'R.
Richmond, 18th Oct. 1919. wt7thD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
Tract of Land,

GJ The Sale of the above Land. is postpo
neu until the 18th Monday in November, wi,cr
II VIII Certainly take place a. thr . nth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30
U Regulations fo,. the Field

Exercise, Maneuvres, and Conduct of the
Infantry OF the United otates-drawn up
nd adapted to the Organization of the Mi
lltia aud Regular Troops-by Gen. Alexan-
der Smyth-by order of the Secretary of
| War.
! RULES &c CALCULATIONS FOR THE
FIELD EXERCISE, and 0zaneuvrcs Of
| me French Iqsfantry-Also, the Man9uvres
| 81 the ftcld .drtiiLery, 7yith IntdGry, vols.
t-by Col. Delacroix, late Chief of Brigade
in the French servicc.-Pricc S..
TIE ELEMENTSOF WAR-By Isaac,
Maithy, Brigadier- General in the 9TH Mas
sachusetts Division, 81 IS.
ROLES AND REGULATIONS FOR
The SWORD EXERCISE OF THE CA
| vALKf-To which is added, THE RE-.
VIEW EXERCISE, So SO.
The american ArtiiIerist's
Companion,
BY Col TOUSARD.
TIE COMPLETE
Military Tutor,
CONTAINING
A SYSTEM OF MODERN TACTICS
APPLICABLE
INFANTRY in Company, Regiment, or :. ne,
as iaid down by the most approved Au-
thors, and now in practice by tho
Armies OF the United States
Illustrated by sirteea Cohherhlafes,
TOGETHER WITH
VARIETY OF REPORTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-30

EMPLOYMENT WANTED in a County
court Office, by one that has been regularly
brought up in that branch of business. and chi,
come well recommended situation where the
entire business will devolve on the applicant.
would be preferred and bond with approved
sec'trity given for the faithful performance Of
the same. Enquire of the Printer.
Sept ii, 1912 ,,.c
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
BOSTON, April 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival yesterday of the ship Lo-
THAR. capt. Jackson, IN tbs remarkable pas
sage of 30 days from Liverpool, we have
received the papers of that city of the 18th
ult. and London papers of the 18th. They
contain nothing of importance. The or
ders in council had no, been again a sub.
iect of discussion. Licences are granted
for import from the Baltic and from France.
The king had improved a little in health
The war IN the North still remained an es.
bPcted event.
LONDON, March l6.
Mails from Anholt and HeligolaRd, ar.
rived this morning. The former states
that Bonaparte is to take the command of
the French army IN person. |, is divided
into four grand detachments Of $1,000 men
each. Massena commands the hrst-Da-
voust the second-Oudinot the third
Berthier the fourth. The French troops
have left Hamburg for the Polish frontiers.
Hamburger is to be garrisoned by the
Danes.
The accounts respecting Prussia are con-
tradlctory-some assuring that she will
join France; others, that she will unite
with Russia; that she has positively re-
jeeted all the demands of Bonsparte TO adj
NIT French troops into Goldberg /; and that
her army is in excellent condition.
The Swedish government has published
full details of the hostile treatment which
Swedish Pomeranis has experienced from
the French government.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
From the baltimore Federal Republican.
FROM FRANCE.

We have received the following from a gen.
tleman at Washington, from whom we have
before received many communications 1t
is dated 18th instant, and we give it with
out comment:
Gideon Granger has just received a letter
from Joel Barlow, dated Il belieye) 4th March,
informing him, that he was about to sign a
commercial treaty with the French govern
ment. After the letter was sealed J. B. writes
on the back, that the treaty had been signed,
and that the Hornet would carry it to Ameri-
ca. Mr.. Granger did not receive the letter
by the Hornet, as ia generally reported, but
by some other vessel, of the name of which
he is Ignorant. Other letters in town from
Mr.. Barlow, mention, that the Hornet would
sail about the 18th March. Many persons
have seen Mr.. Barlow's letters.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
&ouSteSS.
House of Representatives.
April Is,

April Is.
Mr.. Mitchell presented a petition praying
permission to import goods purchased prior
to the Presidents proclamation of Nov. 1910
Referred to the committee of the Whole
Hosse who have that subject under considera-
ton.
Mr.. Seybert presented the memorial of las
merchants of Philadelphia praying permission
TO import goods, wares and merchandise from
Gveat Britain in ayment ofdebts due them
in thai country. Referred to the same COM
mlttee.
TIE doors were closed about half past Q
O'clock, and remained closed till half past 8
o'clock, when they were again opened, and
it appeared the injunction of secrecy was ia
ken from the following law:
EMBARGO No. 9.
HI act to Prohibit the Importation Of Sps-
Gle, Goods, WGreS and Merchandise for
a limited time.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of n
me'icd, an Congress assembled, That it shall
not be lawful during the continuance of the
Act entitled " an Act laying an Embargo on
all the ships and vessels in the ports and har-
bors of the United States for a limited time"
to export from the United States or the terri
tories thereo. in any manner whatever, any
specie, nor any goods, wares or merchandise
OF foreign or domestic growth or manufacture
and if any person shall with intent to evade
this law, export OF attempt to export, any
s~pecie, goods, wares or merchandise, from
the United States or the territories thereof,
either by land or water, such specie, goods,
wares or merchandise, together with the YES
seI. boat, raft, cart, Wagon, sleigh or other
carriage in which the same shall have been
exported, or attempted to be exported, shall
tooether with the tackle, apparel, horses,
mules and oxen be forfeited, and the owner
or owners Of such specie, goods, wares or
merchandise and every other person knowing
" concerned in such prohibited expectation,
on conviction thereof, shall each respectively
forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding one thou