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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

Y>dE subscriber has removed his office to
Il the Market house, where he continues to
ouy and sell on commission all kinds of Stock
ALSO Tobacco, Flour, &c. And will be at
all times ready to sell at public auction be-
fore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning at
the Market House, Houses, Lands, Furni-
ture, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise, Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species of property that
may be offered g. Advances CT ca sh made
if required.
BARTLETT STILL,
Broker q Vendue Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
N b. His stated hours in the Office will he
from 8 to 9 o'clock A. NJ. and from & to o.
clock p. NJ. ftf) RS
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a LII persons who have claims against The cs-
L Il tate ef Win Morris, decd. late of tienri
co, are hereby informed, that am now ready
to settle all just accounts and claims against
the SAID estate; ahG being t.esirous to give up
All which may be IN my hands TO the respective
legatees, now give notice to al whom Il NAV
concern, that this Notice vii, be plead in Bar to
all claims G'hich may not b, brought forward
before the distribution shall be made
BERNARD REYNOLDS,
<etiH5, Executor gttAe Estate Of Hm.
Norris, dec'd.
Henrico County, 15ti April, 1872 Isw1
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WILLIAM WEST & JOHN e. GAIT, Il
w P0THEcARIES G DRUGGISTS. in
form their old customers, and the public, that
they have opsned an extensive assortment of
MEDICINES, PANTS, Gyc few doors be-
low the Hell Tavern, and near the Market
Bridge, where Dyers, Painters, Glaziers, and
Hatters may be furnished with materials in
their respective trades on moderate terms.
Orders from Country Merchants and Fsmi-
lies, also Receipts from Medical Gentlemen,
VIII be thankfully received, and executed with
accuracy and dispatch.
Richmond, March IL, 1872 WIT.
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TO UNDERTAKERs.

PROPOSALS will be received by me AZ the
Council Chamber, until the 10th of Nav
next, for covering the Mandatory of Arms
with Slate. II will be particularly required that
the Slate be of the best quality, not less than
twelve, or more than twenty four inches in
length, the work to DC executed in wor;,
man-like-. manner, and to be completed bv
the 18th ofNovember next. Bond and sccu-
rity will be required, to be approved by the
Executive for dGeperformance of the work, one
third OF the amount of the contract will be paid
III advance.
VIM ROBERTSON c. C.
N Il. The Roof of the Mandatory of Arms
proposed TO be covered with Slate, contains 3SF
1-2 squarec.
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100 Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax county, Virginia, on the night of
the 9TH inst three slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
Jack is a small mulatto man about 40 or so
years Of age, his hair inclined to be straight
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is q
large mslatto woman, inclined to be very
feshy and has a pleasing countenance when
spoken to; she is between 80 and IS years of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, II or Is
years OF age, very cross-eyed, has plea
sing ccuntenance and apt to smile when
spoken to; she is low but stout and well
made.--Jack carried with him two blue
coats turned Hp with buff, one of which was
nearly new, and number of other clothes
betty and Fanny carried with them a
number of good clothes, not recollected.
They will no doubt attempt to pass as free,
and probably will be lurking about Rich
nond, where Betty has Brother and her
mother living both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. All
masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way har-
houring said slaves at their peril.
will give the above reward if secured in
any Jail 50 that ! get them again, or so
dollars for either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

THE SUBALTERN OFFICERS,
IN the Light Dragons, in the United States
Army, under me, will be pleased to repair to
Richmond to receive Recruiting Orders.
JOSEPH SELDEN,
CaPt. Of It. Dragons.
Richmond, Goth April, 1872 ST
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have received per the Briggs Diligence and
u Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Liverpool, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WELL SELECTED
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CAMP MEETING.

CAN'T MEETING,
To commence on Thursday 2Sth of May next,
and continue until Tuesday following, at Pro.
violence Meeting House, in New Kent county,
in sight ofThonias Moodys on the Stage road
leading to Williamsburg, 10 miles below Rich
mond. 1t is earnestly requested that no spir-
tuous Liquors, Cyder, Beer, OF Cakes be
Brought and sold at, or near the encampment,
as the use of such things, have been the prin-
cipal cause ofinterruption at previous meetings.
We have the exclusive privilege of the land on
each side ofthe public road, and shall rigor-
ously object to every thing that would be a
means of interupting the meeting.
STITH MEAD, MANAGER.
April 16. ~.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ny virtue ola Decree of the Chancery Dis
X trict Court holden at Stanton pronounced
on the 18th day Of December, 1909, in a cause
between George Mccall, surviving partner of
Thompson, Snodgrass, &co plaintiffs, and the
hers CT John Lewis, and Others defendants, the
undersigned commissioners appointed by the
said decree, will on Tuesday the 18th day of
Augustnext, being Bath county Court day ] at
the Warm Springs Tavern, in said county, pro-
coed to sell tor ready money, the Lands refer
red to IN the said decree and which descended
from the said John Lewis the Ancestor to his
heirs the defendants, comprehendinr that very
valuable property, the Warm Springs tract of
Land, IN the county of Bath--but tho said Lands
are to be sold subject to the dover right of
Margaret Lewis, widow ofthe said John Lewis.
and also to the lease of Robert Turner, the pre-
sent tenant ofthe Tavern at the Warm Springs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

EOR RENT, near the Capitol, the House
= belonging to Il. Randolph, Esq. and lately
occupied by the subscriber Apply to Mr..
Geo :Greenhow, or to
LII. GIRARDIN.
February 10. (t9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

THE subscriber begs leave to return his
slRcere thanks to the citizens of Richmond
and the public in general, for their kind en-
coJragement, and hopes from his attention
to merit a continuance of their favors, and at
the same time begs leave to inform them that
he has on hand and intends to keep gene
raj assortment of the
Most Fashionable Mahogany
Furniture,
of tue best materials and workmanship. and
assures them that he will dispose of them at
very reduced prices, either for cash or town
aCceptances.
" He viii take a few APPRENTICES
TO the above business, who can come well re-
commended for industry and good MORALS
Strict attention will be paid to their morals
and business.
- Any workman wanting MAHOGA-
NY may be supplied with every kind by ap-
plying to JOHN ALCOCK,
Juiy % (tt) Goveri,Dr'c Hill.
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FRED: HARRIS.
Feb. 10TH, 1912.

PEDlGREE.--SUPERI was got by ola
Diomed out of Lady Bollingbroke, who was got
by Pantaloon out of Cadc, who was got bv Kinr,
iierod, who was got by old Fearnought, out OF
Kitty Fisher. Cade's dam was Primrose, who
was got by Dove, who was got by Catle, who was,
got by old Crab, who was got by the Godophin
Arabian--Primrose's dam was Stella, who wac
got by othello, who was got by Crab-Stella's
dam, was Selma, who was got by the Godoi.
pnin Arabian-Lady Bollingbroke is the dam
of Celia by Wildair, Desdemona by Daredevih
Lavinia by Diomed, and Wranglcr by Diomed.
all first rate runners, besides many other pro
missing colts as yet untried.-The above pedi-
gree OF Lady Boilingbrokc is taken from my IA.
theirs Stud book.
MILES SELDEN.
Jan. 10, 1872. (wIanI
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NIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond District, the ID day of March,
1872:
Daniel Harris, assignee of Messrs. Gore and
Harris, PlfFs.
against
Nahum Rice and John Wood, Defs.
The defendant Nahum Rice, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording 20 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearin By satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant Of this
country It is ordered, That the said defen.
dant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of tho plaintiff
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the Ct,
ty Of Richmond, for two months successiveIy
and posted at The front door Of the Capitol IN
the said CITY.
a Copy-Tesfe.
YM. W. HENING, c. c.
A11n - (vsw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

THE CELEBRATED HIGH THoRo' BRED
IMPORTED HORSE
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JOHN FOX,
THO: RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Jan. Goth, 1912. wifi

THE subscriber conceives that with the
aid of an active and experienced part
ner the interest of his friends wiz be better
attended to than it could be by an Individual,
has formed partnership with Mr.. Thomas
Richardson.
With acknowledgement to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence,
he assures them he will continue to use his
best exertions to deserve it, and hopes for
continuance of their favors.
JOHN FOX.
wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-04

vHN1E subscribers having associated them
Il selves in business under the firm OF FOX
x RICHARDSON, beg leave to make ten
der OF their services to their friends and the
public in general, in the COMMISSION
LINE, and hope to obtain share of public
patronage which it shall be their constant
endeavor 10 merit
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SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.
Asa OTIS offers for Sale,

SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.
ASA OTIS offers for Sale,
80 1901 1h Rb1,. MuscovADo SUGARS.
20 IIhds, Northern RUM,
50 Or. Casks Teneriffe WINE,
3 Half Pipes Madeira do
4Pipes real Cogniac BRANDY,
Loaf SUGAR in hhds. Boxes and Barrels,
50 Bbls. PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
so Gags
20 Casks CHEESE, lin excellent order.
Hhds. COPPERAS,
90 Boxes Fresh CHOCOLATE,
10 Casks do. RICE,
100 Boxes Soap,
400 do. Candles, ass'd. sizes,
Bbis. refined Lamp OIL,
90 Bags PEPPER,
90 Do ALLSPICE,
NADER & LOGWOODi with a very general
assortment of GROCERIES; all of which will
be sold at the most reasonable prices.
Richmond, April 9th, 1872 WOW.
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JOHN WILSON,
IoUlHllFfee Or
JAMES A. GLENN.

July ODD, 1911. (tf)
n h. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
8ird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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SIR HARRY,

Believed TO be the handson,-
esq, and noforionSiy known
10 be one offhe best sons of
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unarmed. The council replied ~. -
their unanimous opinion that it was ~, was
able or expedicnt, that the general ~. ADVISE.
should belconvcned earlier than It's s, ss
time of meeting" regular
a single remark OH this busine., :
democratic statesmen are Boosting Of ~
gor with which they intend to prose :. we VI.
war-yet refuse to arm one single n,. ~ II lie
United States supply Us With two t|a. The
muskets, the North Carolina quota. WIN 0u>and
to battle as many Of them go to music march
co1nstalks upon their shoulders The Win
nors OF Massachusetts and Connect;c, oVFeF.l
refused to place their troops under oen - nave
born, because the constitution positive Dsai'
reefs that the militia when called into Cl-
shall be commanded by officers apno;r,.1 Ce,
the states. This constitutional delerminsa,. "
has been ascribed to disa6ectou. 70 ," ~,
will you ascrbe the conduct of our COW wat
They more ehectually thwart the n.a ae'
OF the Federal Government than the g." 60
ors OF Massachusetts and ConnccticntG , "
TO dlsaffectlon surely ?-The cause is nl.;, VIZ
had the assembly been called, the srs re-" -
would have been to have repealed the eIeo W.
raj law, and restored The right Of elect"
President to The people: This act ofdn,n
nor and justice, does not correspond WIKI Nv
deep laid, the vile and dishonest views of Wv Wv
MadlsoDlan war party--to secure his re .s,aa
ton, the votes Of his state must not be tr,s,a '
In the hands of the people therefore the y,
sembly must not be called, and the miIti, ..
unarmed. s.
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By the Mayor Of the City IF Baltimore.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS disposition has unhappily ma
infested itself on the part OF some OF our mis-
guided citizens to disturb the peace of our
City, by disregard Of, and open opposition
to it's laws: And, whereas, ii is believed that
the promoters Of this disorderly conduct are
so few in number, that if not countenanced by
the appearance of others who are In fact only
spectators, they would desist from such mis-
conduct
Now, therefore, am induced to issue this
my Proclamation, calling upon all peaceable
well disposed citizens, who are not in the EN-
pIoy of the civil or military authorities, to re-
main within their respective houses after the
hour of eight O'Clock, in each evening, during
the present state of the public mind; and par
ticularly to retain at home all their appren-
tees, servants and children. In doing so, they
viii consult their own safety, as well as contri-
butte to the preservation of peace, fer, as eff
Gent measures are adopted to dispense all as
semblages of the people, and summary to
punish the riotous and i'll disposed-those
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cd and designed to be their slaughter housc'
Having lodged them there, the landlord re-
tired to remote apartment, where the cries
Of murdered innocence could not reach his
car, and having given strict orders TO ms at
PENDANTS and servants, in like manner to With
draw to their respective places OF repose, lett
his defenceless guests to their fate and the
fury of their blood thirsty assailantss
The remainder of the tale hardly need be
told. Scarcely had the wretch turned MS
back. when, as was intended, the savage ruth
ans rushed like tigers upon their prey, with
the none of destroying every victim without
resistance. Some few, by their strength and
activity, made their escape. Some were muir
dered on the spot, and several others, after
having been horribly manned and tortured,
were scalped and left for dead. 1t only re-
mains to say, what is hardly to be credlted,
that there are qvl,ite men who shamelessly Vln-
dictate the atrocities of these barbarlans, and
of the more barberous cruelty Of the treache-
rous landlord and his household, and that there
are many others who make apologies tor them,
ON the very ground which the instlgators OF
the sayages at first assumed namely, that
these travellers deserved to be murdered
for showing disposition to resist murderers
for daring to outrage the feelings Of those
amiable Indians, by betraying suspicion, that
because they had once been plundered in the
same place, they might be exposed to the
same disaster again, and arming themselves
to prevent it.
We cannot but remark striking similarity
in many of the prominent features OF this dis
tressing story and the accounts of the late hor-
rible massacre in Baltimore. There IS, how
ever, this important difference that the sa-
wages, in the former case appear to have been
acting under British inAuence--those In the
latter under the influence of--Sonle6odycl else,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-12

The council of state assembled at Raleigh
on the l4tb instant in consequence of a call
from the Governor. Present, Jacob Forney,
Gideon Aston, Starkie Armistead, Angus
Gilchrisl, and Thomas Kenan.
The governor, by message, submitted to
their consideration the propriety Of calling the
assembly at an early day, and mentioned the
last Monday of August, for the purpose of
adopting measures to arm our quota of the
militia. He stated that of our draught of Sc
ven thousand, the United States had furnished
arms for two thousand only--the residue were
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In compliance with the request ofthe Grand
Jury, the following extract from the
charge Of the court, was delivered to the
foreman for publication
" The existing state OF our foreign relations
and the sensibility of the public mind on all
questions connected with 1t, call tor peculiar
care and vigilance in those who are concerned
in the administration of justice, to guard a.
eainst every occurrence which may have
tendency to promote spirit of popular tunult,
or of lawless violence.
A disposition to riot and commotlon, may,
in general, be easily suppressed In Its first
stages, by proper 6rmness & decision on the
part Ofthe magistrate-but if neglected, and
suffered to gain ground and extend Itself, 1t
soon grows too powerful for the ordinary ex-
crtions Of civil authority, and bears down e.
very thing before 1t in resistiess torrent OF
rage and desolation.
6 Fear is said to be the basis of arbitrary
! governments; and virtue the rnllng prln-
ciple in republics. Laws and not faction,
should bear the sway in every free country.
No conditionis more deplorable than that pro-
duced by anarchy and experience has album
dainty proved that of all governments, mob
government Is the most despotic and sangui-
nary.
g We are each Of us deeply interested in
avoiding state of things SO awful and calami-
tous. Let us unite, then, in our endeavors to
prevent the most distant approaches towards
it, and let US cvince our reverence for the prn-
] ciples and the institutions Of republicanism,
! BY faithful adherence to the law, and strict
/ and impartial execution of it, against Offenders
| of every description"
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YORK, penny August s.

To his Honor Waiter FrankTn, Esq Pre-
sident of the Court of Quarter Sessions, &c.
The Grand Jury OF the county of York,
have with much satisfaction heard the charge
delivered to item by the court, and particular
ly that tart thereof which recommends submis-
SON to The laws and discountenanceS tuDults,
disorder and laqyless uiolence. They are of o.
pinion that the publication of it might have a
very good effect at this time, and therefore re-
quest from his honor, Judge Franklin, a copy,
with permission to have it made public.
Signed in behalf Of the Grand Jury,
GODFREY LENHART, Foreman
4th Aug, 1872
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Progress of the zyar on The ocean,

HfoSre8S Of the 7paT on tAe oCee"' =
An English barque, prize TO the snip "a
tharine, of Boston, has arrived at PORTLAND anu
she was captured Goth ut. off Halifax anu wv
next morning the Catherine engaged 4udd
brig. The action continued IS minutes '"a Nv
ended with musketry and plstols-connl',5 w. -"
thick it was not ascertained which suife"u''
ed.
Sch. Betsey, Dinismore, from Grand D ;';.S
for Marblehead, has been taken by the p.'' ~,
frigate Maidstone, retaken by prlVa'eetc .br
of Beverly, and carried into that port g.,
Four Brothers, Thompson, from the Dam, n.',t.
do. taken by the same frigate, has been INT INTO
en- by the Orlando privateer, and carEl'o
Gloucester. G.
Brig Mars, from Portugal, arrived az, a. y
Johns, n B. July IL, prize to the ino issu,
British barque William, from st. Al," u,ateu
taken by an American privateer was '''"'
by the Indian, and sent to HALIFAX
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New LONDON, aug :.

On Saturday night last at 10 o'ciock' u 'orn.
one of the most tremendous thunder s'0I ,|e
ever known here, the lightning suu1n naIk,
centre of Capt. Samuel Hurlbuts hop' cry Of
on Winthrop's neck. The apPalIinss; . E9
Fire soon collected great number u s., the
who made the utmost exertsns 70 shcb
progress of the flames notwl'hsta"u, ,s1 asd
three fourths OF the walk was cons M on,ouot;
large quantity Of yarns Inc los, , mart Of
to or 5000 dollars the grea's' .l,Il hl
which, we sincerely regret to learn worthy
upon ore of our mostndustiiou' '"'
citizens, Capt H. - ,vas burat
The same night we learn Darn va
by lightning in Montvllle. ,.ter from
Arrived brig Gustavia, Owens, ','' I,ly. a
St. Bartholomew left there isth 'a brot
report reached there from GnadaioNF'
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By order Of the Selecfmen,
THOMAS CLARK, Town CltrE.
BostGn, august 4, 1912.

The PROSPECT 5et6re us-Tbe friends Of
commerce. national prosperity, and internal
as well as external peace, may rely that 'nSH
prospects daily brighten that many OF ther
late opponents, men of the first rate talents
and influence, have become disguised WIN Ia
Mr.. Madison, and his mad measures, and WIZ
unite their efforts with them, regardless u
party distinctions, to effect the election o. .
better man. This is not mere defamation
Proofs will follow in due time.