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Wilson,s Ornitholnry.

THE 9Th Vol. Of the above Work, lust re.
ceived, and ready for delivery to subscribers at
this Office.
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Glass Iuinblers.

1000 Straws 10 pint TumbIers. 20, 900 VT.
Brown Sugar, Bar Iron assorted, Castings, Shot
and Whiskey, just received by the schooners
Adeline from Baltimore, and Antelope from
Norfolk, and for sale opposite the Bell Tavern
by WIN. SHEPHERD.
Oct. %. IF
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ACADGMY Al NOnrH MILTON

ACADEMY Al NORTH MILTON.
Vie Subscriber having, in considerable
degree, recovered his health, is urged by
both social and parental motives to resume pur-
suits unavoidably interrupted under the most
affective circumstances. For that. purpose, &
with view to permanence, he has purchased
GLENMORE, pleasant, healthy, and, in every
important respect, eligible situation, near Mil
ton, in the county of Albemarle As, llowev
er, immediate possession of the buildings can
not be obtained, he will, ON the second Monda,
of January NIX, enter upon the INSTRUCT.
ONOF YOUTH, at North.Alilton, in the Large
and commodious yellow-house, belonging 10
Col. 7. NJ Randolph. His plar, TO the full ex
tent OF which the accession Of respectable As
slstsnt VIII, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the same branches as have
heretofore constituted the course pursued H.
substance through the various forms cf his sue
cessiye establishments. lie, moreover, con
templates boarding IN bis own family certain
number oil the junior pupils, over wbosemoraIs,
progress, and well-being, he wi edulouslV
watch--O,her families will afford satisfactory
accommodations. For particulars, apply TO the
subscriber himself personally, or by letter.
Also, TO Col. I'm. Randolph. OF 60 p Carr, ESQ.
Albemsrie county, and TO Mr.. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, Richmond.
l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov. 29th, 1912.
or Wanted to engage, as Assistant. a
gentleman Of active habits, unquestionable
moral character, and satisfactory requirements.
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William Cnwan.

w NA- SAia u wv dIIs
HAS Received, large and general assortment
o articles IN his line, consisting of Gold and
silver Watches, of almost every description !;
Eight Day Clocks anil Time Pieces; en- assert
ment OF fashionable Jewellery; Silver and Pla
ted Ware; fine Steel and Gil, Chains, Keys s.
Seals; with great variety of other articles
Aiso-Elegant Gilt and PLAIN mounted Swords
and Dirks Coli, Gilt and Silver Eosu!ets.
Sword Knots, and Cord, which he offers at the
lowest prices.
NIB. WATCHES & CLOCKS of every de.
scription, carefully REPAIRED
Nov %. 5v&w3t
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Notice.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10 me
On the 25th April, 18i2-(In consequence of q
former deed for the same purpose) By Robert
Woodcock Of the county Of Chesterfield, for
the purpose Of securing to John Elicit the pay
Dent of a certain sum Of money therein express
81, will be sold, to The highest bidder, at tYm
Gates Tavern, in the county Of Chesterfield,
an Saturday thea9th day Of December next,
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One Negro Nan,

canned Jiu, ONE BAYHoRsE, AND EIGHT
HORNED CATTLE, (the property of the said
Woodcockl or so much thereof, as will salts
{, tie debt aforesaid, with interest, and the
costs incurred in the premises as specified in
sad deed. The Sale VIII take place between
she hours Of ten in the morning and three in
&c sfternoOa-and will be msfe for cash.
VA, FL0URN0Y, Trustee.
0sv. =, 81
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6SHtiE subscriber has ren.~ved his Office I,
a the Market house, where ne continues tt
buy and sell on commission all kinds of Stoci
also Tobacco, Flour, &c. And will be al
all times ready to sell 1T public auction be
tore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning a.
the Market House. Houses, Lands, Fuini
ture, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise. Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species of property that
may be offered ~ Advances of cahh made
ii required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker y Vend1e Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
n. Il. His stated hours in the Office will b.
rom 8 to O'Clock A. NJ. and from to 6 O
rlock p. NJ. b. S
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Ft- Sale 5v S. Pieasanss,
Ihe Trial OfCapt. III. Whitby,
FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN PIERCE,
Urn MS DYING DEcLARATIoY-- ALSO,
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FOR PIRACY AND MAN STEALING,
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l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov. ooh, 1912.

Or Wanted to engage, as Assistant, a
gentleman Of active habits, unquestionable
moral character, and satisfactory requirements
l.. n G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

Containing the first principles of Military disA
ciPiine, and embracing the Modern imorove-
mcnts in the discipline and movements of Ar
mics THE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

we're cannonading tho town, but with no eff
'ect, as our gunboa,s & other ships of war am :
moved the enen'y in return. The operations
IN THIS quartet will become daily more and
more important.
itIngo Sound. .fugusf 10.
Lord Cathcart arrived here on the 7th
Nj. Thornton, who is lust returned from
Ie'dan't, has sailed again with Lord Gath
care yes ertlay for Sweden To make arrange
tAcnts With the Crown Prince.
The Swedish store ship sailed yester-
day tor the Sou,d. and ;he armament will
be oifin few DAYS /, i said Beraa,'ot.e
will be at Go,ten5nrgh nn,c tiiatciy. Lord
I.aihcart returns here 10 gn up ~ Russia.-
ihe Russians arc doine wonderfully wcN."
SiYwoah Doct, .fRrHst 81.
Sailed TIE Rota frisate. Caps. Sp.n rvillc
Tor Portsmouth, whence She proceeds to
America.
HARwIcH, August 26.-Avrive,l, the A
merican ship Cltrsc' Brovu, Of Portland,
from London to the Baltic, in ballast, detain
cd by Tie Dcvasyation Bonb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

u lRGINIA--tt i,ues holden in the Clerks
Office oc the superior Court Of Chncpry fot
lhe Richmond District, the i2th day OF October
1912.
John r. Jones. PYJE
dgGi15t.
Corn eliua, and And"ev Conrad trailing unde, tI,s
firm o. Correli"s aud Andrew Conrad AID Comps
~, Samuel I'cssant5 iunr. John SOioeisdie and
Cornelius and hn,irew Conrad trading under tle
firm oi Somer'i,is aud Conrad, Caleb Bonsal ard
The sam" Cornelius ard Audrey Conrad trading un-
der the irn al Bops,I Conrad sud C0mcany.N the
said John Sn;Heryi'o IN bis individual capactv. aud
the said Ca'eh BOsaip siudriiual alaeity. Corr
ucius, Andrew md lohr Conrad citing and trading
under tic firm ofJohn Conrad ard Cpmpsnv Leroy
Anderson, Henry Anderson ard Robert Ct2,
$3.50 Dfs
The D.fcr"'nis Courin7 Ccrrtd, .qrd;ew Con.
rad anl joha .oura', lot h3v.tr uttered their ay-
Pco@rce and given securtt, a-cpr3ie 90 tis frt of
Net"mby and nc EGfs Of thie tcii5. aud ia a,p..~
ua 10y satisfactory evidence, that obey rr.5t ui,. IS
l'"is o. This co3nfry---H - ofu4yed uatfle s.. "a
dclendari5 DO appeal here on o.. first 49,, ,f the
lex, term aud ansvey Tire b.ii &C the tnintT. audi
'''at coy 81 'h.- otdcr be forthwith i,sci-e' IN
INC oevspaTrr puii he'd in tc civ cr ri hr,of,;.
Tor two monhe siccc syciy aYd ro.ted st thc FRO 4
door o' The Capitol, in the said City.
| a Cory. Teac,
October 60. Wv
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OUR LITTLE soUADROy.

BOSTON, Oct. 10,.-.On Thursday noon.
the President, Cummoddre Rodgers, the
United States, CaihTo;fore Decatur, and
the Congress, captain Smith, got under wav.
from Their anchorage opposite the town, aud
stood out to sea with fair wind and fine Sc
rene weather. The IrgUS, with her liam
0red eyes, preceded them. IL was no
Vei and anima;Irg sight to our citizens.
thousands OF whom crowded r,e wharvcs
ana covered Che hts and houses, and fol
lowed with their good wishes, this pronis-
ing germ Of our future greatness. While
the squadron has lain in Boston ,,a.bor. n9t
one disag"eeAbIe occurrence has arisen IL
mong the sailors and the inhabitants-.tll
mas been harmeny and good humor. When
these fine ships were sailing maiesticalf,.
past the toTl, body Of troops, ,on,is,ing
OF two Reg iucnts of Infantry, under tie
command of G l1ne,s Os.,ood and ATessi,
ger; Battalion Of Artillery under Major
f2rker, and battalion of Cavalry under
MAYOR Qnncy, (wiich had been previously
inspected by Major Tilden and rcvie weG
oy hrlgadier Gen. Wells, aCEcmB.aicd bv
Gen. Beyd, Of the u.s. Arny) we're parad
1nS on the common and marching through
inc town. ~. that the 8.l Of Octo5er al
1orued the Inhabitants cf Boston Il brilliant
marital spcctec'e by land and sea. Let us
only bury i!t1lc parry chickering's. local pre-
JUDGES, anu tTo15 of all foreign partial
ties AMI rally round the standard of our 90
Vernment, and we may set az defiance ali
the rest OF the world Nav heaven kindly
foster these germs of or iature Greatness
tPatriot.
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"a w. AZ Molasscs ut Auction.O On Wednesday
- oist inst. q, Rockets, % large hlds Prime la.
maca Sugar, nov landing, being part Of the prize
cargo OF the Sir Simon Clark, lately sold q, Norfolk;
Also-70 iihds. aud 90 Tierscs very IL, quaIito
retailing MoIasges, without reserve Terms made
known at the sae--salrs TO commence at o'clock
.honcVe, Robins;n G Plcasants, y. MS.
October 90. 4,
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whose hhaaess We shall never forget.
THE ELECTION.

The presert election presents number
ofuseful lessons, if experience could COR
reCt the vices and errors of men. 1t
shews to the federal party-that they are
minority, even hen aided by all the in
huenCe Of British mercantile credits aud "a
gencies.
Ihey have Drought forth the. 7shoIe Of
hefry/ force, sv;'h a zeal and acIivi!y nn1tre-
cedenfed.
The votes gipen IN This city have been
near 1922, neatIy sec more than have been
given on any former occasion.
The old, the lame, the blind, and men
tottering even On the verge of the grave
who have been obliged to be supported from
their carriages to the hustings, have been
bro't forth.
The whole body of the religious society
of Quakers, those men who derive SO MAJ
ny blessings, who enjoy many privileges
to be had in no other country, and who are
so little sensible or so shamelessly migrate
full for their privicges-the whole of this
numerous sect was embodied and brought
forth in array against the government.
All that arthce could employ to excite
terror-rumois OF secret associations arm
ed with daggers, and the reitcration OF the
vamahawk aud lattiing Ratchet scenes at
Baltimore, We're employed to inflaence the
election.
The citizens of different classes of trade
and callings, marching in the usual forms,
IN a manner never before opposed. never be-
fore objected to, never before known 20 pro-
duce riot or disorder or disquict, were in
terrupted and insulted, but without effect
no riot was produceti--arid the a.lu6euie s
or Toar against a foreign syrant were seen
resisting the attempts to produce outrage
and violence by the hyEocrnicol Professors
THE foUc Of PEACE. zgho &uhfort me in
fncnce 81 nJoreiSn .gopernmctt 7ohich rs
sclfiing and mas Gcreing our frontier cisi-
-ens.
But the triumph was not confined to the
moderation and unity # those who advo-
cate aust Fpsr against an iatoferUnt ~
rams; the friends of the epat, in defeating
the turbulent purposes Of the" friends CT
Peaace THAT is, the fr ends G. peace iYitl,
England Sc war with all the world) gained
triumph the more honnra bic & decisive,
because it was the result ut previous tri-
umpr over local interests and personal dis
Likes the tickets chosen for some of the
public trusts were not such as the Dconle
would have selected had they been fair
ly consulted different men would haze
been chosea bat in this was 10 be seen the
superior influence of public motives other
private partiaiiIes Sc antipa thes; the cleo
tonwas considered as blending itself with
the great cues tions involved in the war 1t
WAS contemplated only as national mea-
sore, in which the ,ishts of the nation
were placed in opposition TO the tyranny oil
the enemy; and it was considered, as il re-
ally was a question in which ehc assertion
OF American indepe 1Ilencc was to ne tried
IN spposition to submission to the ancient
tyrants.
The question was ~ fact identified with
the revolution of observation-disclosures or
tyranny, and it was 80 decided and in tina,
spirit. .Fnroyu.
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EXTRACT or 4 trrrER.

Ogdensbnrg, So. Laurence co. OCT. 8.
We had very hot work here on the af-
ternoon OF yesterday. This village was
bombarded for near three hours from the
btuerics at Prescott, a small village opDo
site to this; between 90 and SO II and 9
pounj calls were picked up in our gardens
and streets. A lumber struck the ground
withm or yards of Mr. Parish's house.
~h CO mas, however, again escaped unhurs,
!" aye any lives been lost. The firing
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EO THE PUBLIC-1he subscriber h.s ,o,o,
- large and convenient house the basin fo,,the
transferring business on commission 1boss vy,,, ,.
favor him with their consisnments, may denend On
the utmost attention anl punctuaii,y ~
FREDERICK CLARKE.
80 80. fawtf
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ri CIiCE;-.BLAGROvE and 1RuEUEAn.rl
\ rRiNfERS, with respect. inform The rnbIa,
S' an" ,her friends particularly, that the
e purchased the Printing Office Of the late Ioh
v Lynch, and are now prepared to execute On ,fa
Cards, ne sc. p'e''' ''"nks'
October 20. 80
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q EMOYAL--ELI9S REEN has removed to
d y tne store lately occupied By Mr.. Benjamin
Mmbaii where he offers Tor sale on tb,. ms, a.
sonsbie terms very eStensivc and genera! assort-
lnent OF Shoes the lest quality
Also 100 Doz mems wool hats Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes
Oct. 90 cs-,toa
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E'EN DOLLARS REWARD--Cese,,ed c,,.,.
richmond Goth September. john Ray or o,her.
wise William Ray soldier in the u. States An
ne sa'u John Ray alias W iam, was bprn in Che
high, of hight complexion, grey eyes, X brown l.;S
1t the said John Ray, alias William, is d,liyer.d,,
me ~ any Officer in the United States Army. ten
dollars will be paid. ""
JOIN RUFFIN Lieut..
Oct. 60. ' ''t'e|t'
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o. Those gentlemen disposed, to cortribp,c IN
wards eonipimenting the Petersburg VOLUNTEERS
WIN i3'nmer on their arrival here ma, din Ga, ~,
appp'esuon to either OF the Majors or Co,nmandnr
W e",,paheS attached to the l9th Regiment,
on or betorr Wednesday evening, when the subser;n
oh VIII be closed and meeting o. the rib,r-
held nc tbs Eesle Tavern, at O'Clock 10 max. L..
necessary arrangements.
~ -. Subscriptions also received ot Ie De,,;
Eagle. Washington ami Swan rayerns.
October -.
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s Young Man who is capable ofte.clinp the En-.
= gish, Latin and French Languages, gIammati-
ca'ly, aud can produce satisfactory Testimonial of
%o0l morals and conduct, will receive ibcral cages
as a e.caer IN a private Family about fifty miles
above Richmond. For particulars appiv to the Ed;
tor. The school will commence in the esry part OF
January next.
Oct. 90. woy
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ooDENsnuRc. Sept. % This morning
brig gen. Brown, his abide camp, captain
WIN. Brown. and several other officers OF
ms suit, arrived Eere from Sackel's Harbor
they were accompanied by Capt. Forsyth
(trotn n. Caro.ina) and Capt. Benedict.
Win theircompaiiies of rtlemen, and cspts
hubbard. Fillu Gre, Peterson, Wood, NJ Nit,
and Wyman, with their companies Of III
.antry. The Whole force is estimated at
200 men. The vessels bringing the above
'9rce have or board two tinc long twelve
Founders, and two sin Founders, destined
Tor the defence of this place
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Richmond Hastings Cour-Oetober IL 1e,o
d Ordered that notice be given by publication j.,
one ot the newspapers OF this CITY, once in e,e
week tt' the next court, that the court will ,n.
City according to law. u 'i'iS
y Copy,
Oct. 90 ''o AM ~
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"a oIlCE-The Subscriber respectfully in.
IoIinS ms friends and the public that he ha.
removed into the house formerly occup;rd IL, p
bert Johnson one door below Harry T'on,,ti"s
where he has Received large and elegant nss,,,N
ment OF Fall and Spring go DDS
a.. on l.. JOSEPH.
2awtf
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I HORSE FOR sALE-----R Grey Horse recent
" ~ OH journey through the western country.
OF a good figure aud size accustomed either to tie
'is or saddle; perfectly gentle asd sound will be
sofa at reasonable price, apply the Book Store
JOHNSON & WARNER,
nearthe market Bridge.
&c" " Of
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FAVO MILLERs-I have ON an or,p If po,no-,. -
n the county OF Mcckcnburg an excellent scite for
NH Any persons disposed TO enter into ia. m;,-
ing business and willing to take the use OF a.
nun Tor No. OF ye"rs in proportion to tie expence
OF erecting 1t may reGke advantageous bargain by
aPPxnS either to Lewis 81 Burw ell, Manchester or
the Subscriber,
LUCAS.
I4ombariy grave,
MeckienDurg, Oct. 90. wom
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* ALL GOODS-The Subscriber has Received
d per the Georgiana from Liverpooi mar, of hi.
all importation; consisting of napp objections Stri
pea and Rose Blankets, WEIGH plains, Fanncs.
yarn Hose, Coarse Cloths, Coatings and Marches-
ter SUMS and in daily expectation of receiving by
the John s. Adam, from London. s. dc Ncwhrrr'
port from Liverpool, the balance Of his fall imrur
tation.
October 90. ::
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O. ALI, for SALE on low terms-Six TO seven hun
~ ared Sacks OF excellent coarse salt at our Office
-oVo no. hne, very large, Liverpool filled at vi
pert & Puryears Warehouse on the basin, which
can be delivered TO Boats, without the expenee OF
Drayage. "a
Oct 90. IS
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AMERICAN SQUADRON.

BOSTON, OCT. Ion Thursday last the
frigate President ~ guns. Commodore
RODGERS United States. a. Commodore
DECATUR Congress-, IS, Capt Smith,
and Il gus Brig II, Capt. SINCLAIR. left
this harbor. with fine wind, bound on a
cruize. The C2nst'suti0n, Chcsaheake 9
Hornef are in port fitting for sea
Inc Esacn of 50, and Waah Is guns
are in the DeafO9i-e ready for sea.
.t =, Crntinek
Admiral WARRzN's squadron arrived
at HzlJfaT last Saturday week. 1t CON
sists OF two sail OF the line, ana SO gan fri
gates at Haiifdr and the .1fiTcn 81 --the
latter hauled up as unfit for the war ser
vice.
1t appears by the Marine News, shat The
H!afirx 80 guns and 1ssoius 80, English fri
gates, were disabled in a gale of wind On
the 3Otn uit and were proceeding 10 HaH-
jdT 10 repair. rhey formed pait of the
squadron lately or Ling Istona 70.
Lieutenant Colonel Miller, of the United
otates army, who commanded the gallant
%tn regiment in the west, has been ez.chanh
ell tor Captain Dacres of the Guerrier. The
colonel is to join the 9th infantry, command
ed by colonel S,monds, oil the Canada from
tier. 1Iyrora
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EkOCTOR GREENHoW will, ,e,eiv. 49, -.
ny shop as students, two young eentleme, of
respectable connexions, and good edueat,oms.
w. ~ If
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to submission. But the F. were neither n.
Interpreters OF the viii Of heaven IN 90 nor
in 1912. ava
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%. The Strtch and other MSS una,o;daJ,y o.
ritted. "
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Since receiving this . LITIGATION, have kept my.
self armed with pistols and several loaded nuskes
in NJ, house, determined that thu. first who max
an attaek ON my house ei SON. to shoot him down
let the consequences ee what they may.
Yours resp,cti,,ll,
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The Western ocean already swarms with
our privatcers, and numbers are daily adj.
ding to our list. In this place beautiful
copl brig Of about 200 tons;
mounting II II Founders and two long o's,
IS now nearly ready for sea. III Washing
ton IN. - two elegant scirn'rs OF 40 tons
each, are also nearly ready fo; sea and
at Wiscasset, we learn, that fine brig
OF q guns has just been completed; and
the keel OLA 80 gun snip laid. which was
| expected to be finished in y few days.
Norfolk Herald.