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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
TO,.IPKINs & MURRAY

Have received and are now opening theirLo,s
DON GOODS, consulting Off valuable and -
tensiye assortment Of Cloths, Ca,sir,ere,. lin.
cas-, Calicoes, IuFlins, SC &c. and en- besrJ
fthe Oliver Ellsworth froB, Liverpool, now At
City point--they have a considerable portion
OF their coarse Weoilens, Hardware and Cut.
uciy, which may be expected IN IN the co,,rs,
Of or 10 days ali Of which they Offer for ssic
unreasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable ga
per. ="
o. 30 Bales Fipt Cottons on hand.
Oct. 20. e
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Notice.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed 10 me
sn the 25th April, 1S12-(In consequence Of a
former deed for The same purpose) by Robert
Woodc0ck, oF the county of Chesterfield, for
the purpose OF securing TO John Elicit the pay
ment Of certain sum Of money therein express
Ell, will be sold, 70 the highest bidder, at WIN.
Gates Tavern, IN the county Of Chesterfield.
on SATURDAY che 10Th day Of December next.
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One Negro Man.

aamed Jim, ONE BAY HORSE, AND EIGHT
HORNED CATTLE, 1.-THE property of the said
Woodcock] or 80 much thereof, as will salts
f. The debt aforesaid, with interest, and the
costs incurred in the premises as specified in
said deed. The Sale Will take place between
the hours IF ten in tho morning and three in
the sfternoon-and will be nade for cash.
WAf. FLoURNoY, Trustee.
NsY. %, e..
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William CowaD.

HAS Received, large and general assortment
ri articles in lDs line, consisting of Gold and
Silver Watches, of almost every dissertation
Eight Day Clocks and Time Pieces; an as.ort.
ment Of fashionable Jewellery; Silver and pIo
ted Ware fine Steel and Gilt Chains, Kevs 4
Seals with great variety Of other articles
Nso-Elesant Gilt and plain mounted cwords
and DirSs Gold. Gilt and Silver E9auIcts.
Sword Knots, and Cord, which he offers at the
lowest prices.
NIB. WATCHES s. CLOCKS Of every r.
seriptsn, carefully REPAIRED
Nov &C. svav2s
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By THE GOVERNOR OF THE CoMMoN
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A Proclamation.

M HEREAS it has been represented to the
Executive, that certain DANIr /,
BEACH, did, on the 2and Nov. 1912, MUIR.
DER Thomas Kaight, Of the county of Stsf
ford, and said BEACH having abscondcd. or
concealed himself, SO that he cannot he found :.
Il do, with the ADVICE of the Council of State.
hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED
DpiLAhS 20 any person or persons, who
euah aPprehend and safely lodge within any
'Mi OF the Commonwealth of Sirgicia. the
SAID DANIEL BEACH, so that he MAJ be dealt
WIN rs the law directs; aud do moreover re J
quire al The Magistrates, Sheriffs, Sergeants
ana Constsbies, aud exhort the good people OF
tho Commonwealth TO use their best endea-
vors to arrest the said DANIEL BEACH,. so
That he may be brought to Justice.
Given under my h&nd as Governor. and
under the seal of the Commonwealth
Al Richmond, this 9th day Of Deem
Il. 81 Der, i'll the year of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and twelve.
and of the Commonwealth the thirty.
seventh.
Us. BARBOUR.
". B. DANIEL BEACH is about 80 wears
OF age, S feet z or s inches high, fair com
plexion, dark hair, grey eyes, high check
bones, small beard, soft speech and smiling.
countenance, when spoken to. 1t is presumed
he has made toward the State of Maryland, or
District of Coiumbia-
Dee Il Wv
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FOR SAFE,
NOTICE.
1~''ly hH6Asheaand.f for sale By S. PIessa0s.,
Richmond,
A GENERAL SELECTION.

A GENERAL SELECTION.
or the newest q most admired HYMNS
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use--Bv
the Rev. STITH MEAD (second edition. re-.
Wsed, corrected ard enlarged, and published
by permissionof the Virginia Conference hold
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NOTICE.
e AWING 20 the death of Benjamin Ames,
- of the late frm of AMrs & UNDrr
HILL. the closing of said concern necessarily
deYoiyes on the ubscriber-Those havins,
claims viii please make application, and
those indebted viii make payment to
WILLIAM UNDERHILL,
SHrUfving PartHer offhr late firm eff
.H5tzS e UNDERRILL.
Richmcnd, Oct. 10, 1919. wsw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21

L subscribers having sustaiued much ~
Jury by treSpcsses committed on their Lands
lying on james River. in the county of Gooch,
land hereby forbid all persons to Hunt. Shoot.
Fish, Cut down Timber. or injnre the enclos
sures on che same, IS any person 50 offending.
shall be prosecuted according TO law.
PHiidP WOODSOv.
IAYO w VrKlNS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27
October Is,

E2LIAS v. LACHAIZE, returns thanks TO his
hL friends and the public in general, for the en-
couragemcnt he has met with, and respectfully in
forms them that he has Just arrived from Phiiadei-
phia and New-York, and will receive about the mid
die of next week, elegant assortment OF Gentle
mems fashionable ready made Ceathing, consisting
of Great Coats and Wrappers, double mild s. twill
ed Cloths, Of various colours Lyon and Bear Skins
ditto; Surtouts, Frocks and Dress Goats, of every
description Pantaloons; Regent, Berlin, Milan and
Silver Cords, various colours Bedford, Oxford and
Wellington Cords, ditto; black, blue, MKT and light
Cassimerss, Velveteen and Manchester Cords OF va
rious colours; Waistcosts; Wellington Spots of va.
rious colours; striped Cassimeres, Toinetts ami
printed Cassmeres, various colours; black Silk ard
worsted Florendnes; scarlet, buff and black Cass-
meres; Merseilles OF every description and colour
Ladies' Coats, Pelces and Exile Nantes, made up
and trimmed in the newest aud most fashionable
style; also, Cloths, Cassimeres and Berlin Webs, of
very superior quality.
N.B-E. v. Lachaize will keep always on hand,
an assortment of the most fashionable and superior
Goods, which he will sell very reduced price for
cash only. The ready made articles are warranted
to be in the newest and most fashionable style and
wOrkman-like manner.
November Ii. wiw
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~ DUCATION-Th subscriber respectfully re.
~ turns his thanks to his friends and the Public
for their liberal encouragement, aud Informs them
tina; he intends to continue his SCHOOL the ensu-
ing year-in which will he taught Reading. w riing
Arithmetiek, Algebra, Surveying, geometrically *
10y latitude and departure; the English Grammar,
the Latin, Greek and French Languages Geo
graphy, lthetoriek, national and moral Philosophy.
Tuition, each Boarder finding his own bed bedding
and Candles, will be 500, or SiO5 includng lode.
ing-The term will commence on the 5th Janus.
ry, and end on the 18th Dceember--A Yaen-
ton wiliDe given from the Goth June to the 2Oth
July
Knowing the great anxiety which parents have
for the Improvement Of their children (being him
self parenD he assures those who may commit
pupils to his care, that the greatest attention will We
pad to their morals, and the utmost endeayors II.
sed to promote their advancement in literature.
IIUO's. r. COLEMAN
Caroline county, NOV. 20. wswp
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Lombarsly grove,
Mecklcnburg, Oct. 30.

v IRClNIh-At rules holde;, in the Clerks o.
flee OF the Superior Court of Cl,aneery for the
Richmond District, the 9Th day Of October 1912
William Brockenbrongh, administrators, Of all and
singular the goods and cha.tes, rights and credits
Edwin James ilarvie, deed. Eiy
against,
John Hopkins, Henry Lee, Corbin Griffin, Samuel
o. Adams, Neil McCouli, administrator with the will
annexed OF John Banks decd. and John Banks,
bartholomew Banks, William Banks, Hotatio Nell
son Banks, and Mar;s Banks, infants heirs and de-
v'sees OF Jehn Banks, dec'd. by Neil McCoull spe-
cial'y assigned their guardian, Maria Nanton, some
times called Maria Banks, deysce of the said John
Banks, deed. and Thomas Rutherford, Deits.
The Subpoena scire facias awarded in this cause,
not being returned executed the defendants John
Hopkins, and Henry Lee, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they Inhabitants OF this
country-N rs ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here ON the first day OF the next term and
shcw cause, if any they can, against the revival
thereby sought and that copy of this order bc
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in the
said City.
II Copy. Tsste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
Ocfnher1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27

& TERRELL & L. ATKINSON, intend to con-
~. tnue their school the ensuing year, as hereto
tore, in the house opposite to the Governors x adj
joining Mrs. Southgate's lot.
They pledge themselves to bestow particular at
tention to the health comfort morals and inteeetu-
al Improvement of such, entrusted to their
care. * will, from time to time, have examinations
OF their school, which, the most respectable & learn
ed gentlemen of the city will be invited to attend.
la fine, nothing shall be omitted, which oan excite
the emulation, or facilitate the improvement of their
pupils.
The course of Education pursued by them, en-
braces the English, French, Latin, and Greek Lam
guages Arithmetic, Geography, (including the use
OF the Glcbes) Mathematics, Moral and Natural
Philosophy and Composition.
Fees for tuition 10 dolls each, for the year, or IL
dolls the quarter for term less than the year. to be
paid quarterly in advance, and dollar on entrance
for fuel. A vacation of the school for one month,
will take place in the latter part of the sumri,..
&c. Terrell can accommodate few Boarders in his
family at 100 dois. the term, for board, washing,
house-coom and fuel.
November 8. wSw
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4 NCHANCERY-In Gooehlsnd county court, 1 etl
Isl October 1879.

4 NCHANCERY-InG oochlsnd county court, 9Th
Il October 1912.
Sally Moreand, widow and relict Of Wright More
land, deed, Charles Moreand, Dudley More.and,
Major Hancock and Mary his wife, and Meshack
Hicks, and Elizabeth his wife, which said Charles
Dudley, Mary and Elizabeth, are children and d.s-
tributees Of Wright Moreland, deceased, Pits
3gainst
Thomas Moreand, John Moreland Joel RYAN s.
Lucy his wife, and William, Sally Nancy, Polly
Virgin and John Moreand, infant children of vii
liam Moreiand decd. and Sally Moreland, widow
and relict of said William Moreland deed, which
said Thomas Moreand, John Morclaitd and Lucy
Ryan are children, and with the children of William
Moreland decd, who was son of the said Wright
are also distributes of said Wright Moreland, decd
Defts.
This day came the plaintiffs by Archibald Bryce
IT, their attorney, who filed their bill, and the de-
PENDANTS not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and appearing the salts
faction ct the that they are not inhabitants of
this state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their at
torney, II rs ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the third Monday in January next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond, for two months
successivey, and that another copy be posted at the
from; door of the courthouse of this county.
A copy. Teste,
WM MILLER, c &C.
November IL. v8wn
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" lRGINlA--At Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
flee Of tie Superior Court of Chancery for tl,e
Richmond District, the 18th day of October 1912.
John Street, PEt,D.
AGAINST
John Whitock, Peter Garland & Alexander Brown,
admir- Of Cham ion Msrable. deed. Usfis.
THE Defendant John Whitlock not having erter-
ell his appearance and given security according the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this courtyard
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
iubabitant OF this country-H is ordered That the
said Defendant do appear here the first day Of the
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond. for
.@o months succes,iyey aud posted at the front
door Of the Capitol ia the said City.
A Copy, --Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. c.
Nov wsw
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WALcAHLE ~ tor SAi-E--Pursua4: 20
" decree oi the superior Court OF chanccrv.
District Of Richmond, pronounced the end day III
Jolly last viii be offered tor sale the premises on
Friday the fourth day ,f December next on credit
q twelve months, that valuable tract OF land where.
on Mr. .io,n kesa now resides, in the county Of
Cumberland. four miles from Far,ayille and one
from ApponattoS river, now navieahle to Peters
burg, continuing SIS acres, handsomely situated and
IN high cultivation; further description o, this ,e
farm, is for the presen. deemed unnecessary as On
the day OF sale, the many advantages attached to it,
will be duty made known, by
b. Il. wooDsoN,
w. MICHaUX.
'Co,aa,fssioEcrs.
October eI;h, ls;s. wiup.
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a Private Tutor Wanted for the ensuing year-A
"A gentleman who has been in the habit Of instruct
ing Youth, and who can Gene well recommended
to; moral character, and his ability to teach tive La
tin, Greek and French Languages, with the various
branches of The Mathematics shalt Tor inst.pcling
from four to eight boys, receive salary of FIVE nun
dred dollars per ahnum. The place Of residence is
one Of the bcaithiest in the lower country, 4 man
advaaeed in years would be preferred, and il is ex-
pected that no person will apply, WHO does MOI an
swer the foregoing description. Address to
J4.lIES II ROF,
Gloucester C.. House
November H. wsw
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is f,asbT.
Isut1I)
October I6.

ANDS FOR SAl.E--By virtue orihe i.st w
Ia ana testament OF Robert Means, .;rcd.s M
be sold, to the highest bidder at PuLl;J Anrton, IL
the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of Riebmond, u,m,,,
Tie fth Gay OF january next iffair Otherwise, ,ii
next fair day, the following tract. ,. land ia, III,
state ct Virginia, viz.
i2ooo acres, mnrs or less, in the county of Rus
sci, ON both sides OF Copper creek.
S3oO acres, more OF less in HE county al Mont
gomery, on New river, and The waters thereof.
sSoo acres, more or less, in the county OF Mont
gomery, OF Toms creek ant, some bran, les o, Sink
ing creek, the waters If New river.
S0667 acres, mo, or less in the county Of Hardy
on The east sisle al the soutl, branch Of oowma elk
including the head al the town, Fort run and Tuck
ers run, waters ut said south branch al, go,ownsck
ana the head ot North river branch or great ca
eapeun. 80 n
400 acres. more or less in the county Of Hardv.
on the waters oil Wait run branch. OF ., ca, ca,
capcon. g -
400 acres. more or less, in the Comfy OF Htrdv
on Wants run, branch Of great Cacapeon, ihclu.
ding the Warm Spring.
400 acres, more or less, in the county of Hardy.
on Waits run, braach of great Caeeu.on
400 acres, more or less, in the county of U.r,.
on Waits run. =
400 acres, Eaorc or Iess. in the county of Hard,
on Waits run, branch Of great Caespeou. z
1000 neres, more or lees, in the county of Hari
son, on the waters of Gauly and Williains's riyer
5000 :eres, 'nsre or less, in the county Of }iari.
son, G,uy river
The patents for the above tracts Of land is ned
Robert Means (; ana the sales will he upon s-ef
OF twelve months as to one moiety of the p,u III &
money and 81 two years to the other rnoiet - n
The purchaser to give bond and security, s. u de-.
OF trust upon the lands in order to secure ~; ny,
o. the purchase money. 4
DANIEL CAT. y
Executor .fthe fast MI and 7'estaan enc
IF Robert Means, decd.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. !, 1Sf9.-The sub
w scribcr having failed to give notice in time for
the commencement Of the present course OF Leei-
ures that her intention still prevails, OF taking
William aud Mary College at the usual price COM
mon for boarders She also will, with pleasure, re-
eeive Ladies and their Families who may chose to
pass any time IN Williamsburg during Summer or
Young Ladies' should receive every attention in the
power OF the subscriber.
MARY MoNRO PEACHy.
Nov. 6. wImp
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Hs sCuMOND STONE WARE;-Benjamin Du-
10 Val q Son, at the sign of the Golden Mortar,
Richmond, have on hand, large assortment OF
STO1NE W4RE, fsuperior quality, manufactu-
red in this place by b. Duvai g co., which they
will sell a. the NewYork wholesale prices.
Orders for the above or application made at their
Medicine Store, will be strictly attended to.
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuis, Paints,
OILS, Ne, OF genuine quality and on moderate terms
Sept. 1. wifi
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20 MiLLERS--i have on an arm of Rosnoak in
Il The county OF Mecklenburg an excellent settle foi
midi. Aay persons disposed 10 enter into the mil
ling Guinness and are willing to take the use OF the
mill For No. OK years in proportion the expence
OF erecting il may make advantageous bargain BY
applying either to Lewis s. Burweii, Manchester, or
the Subscriber,
J.R.LUCAs.
Lombarly grove,
Mecklcnburg, Oct. 30. wom
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NO TICE.
a AWING to the death of Benjamin Ames, of the
~ late firm OF Ames and Underl,il, the closing OF
said concern necessarily deyoIyes the subscriber.
Those having claims will please make application,
and those indebted viii make payment 70
WILLIAM UNDERHHL,
1srViViHg partner Of the late firm Of
lines g U.deyhW.
October IS. ySw
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EI7ALL GoODS--The subscriber has received by
p the late arrivals from Liverpool tae following
aud Hardware, and is in daily expectation Ut fur
tier supply from London and Liverpool, Of the most
useful articles for the present season. which he will
sell on moderate terms at his house near Mayo's
bridge.
JAMES INNES.
Riohsond, October 30th 1919 tev7vI
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hHDUCATlON.-Th public are again respect
fully Informed, that the subscriber vii!
nc in his profession, teacher youth, the eIls,i-
ing ycar-And for ,h:s purpose he has engaged that
large and conImoious bui.l:ns, called the White
lioase, few yards distant from. ,anoyer Court
house, where lac will teaeh the following branches
o:iearnin., The Ens..si, Latin aud Greek Ian
gusses Writing, Arithmetic, english composition
and Geography. The fees tor tuition, in any or all
the above mentioned branches, viii be 80 dollars
payable 1t equal quarterly payments. Any scholar
licensing member at the school, will be Liable tor
the iu,on fees for The whole year.
Tile school will be oi,ene'! the 18Th OF January.
and vii! he discontinued the 5 nj December fol-
lovin;, making term of III months, after deduct
lug one OF The summer months for vacation. The
subscriber will be prepared to accommodate a few
OF Ill. scholars with board, washing AMI lodging, i'll
elusive, al - dollars for the term payable quarterly
The balance of the scholars, MIR. Thornton will
board, ON the same terms. The subscriber viii feel
it his duty to attend particularly the morals and
general department ct the youths ntIusted 10 III,
care; ard the public may rest assured that no gam.
ing will be allowed by Mr.. Thornton.
The subscriber returns Lis grateful acknowledge
ments To the public, for the liberal patronage with
which he has been heretofore favored and hopes,
bv ardent desire to please, and close attention
to the discharge of his duty, still 10 merit the conf
dence of Gentlemen disposed to educate their sosrs
in the above branches.
Scholars can be engaged by application to Mr..
Thornton, or to the subscriber.
RUFUS CHANDLER A. NJ.
CERTIFICATE.
At the request of Mr.. II. CHANDLER, we have
examined his credentials and testify, that he is
in possession of satisfactory vouchers of his having
been literally educated at Yale College, one of the
most reputable Seminaries in New-Ensland. Be-
side the literary honors conferred on him by the
College. we find him highly spoken of by the profes.
sors under whom he studied. He has also exhibited,
from Gentlemen of high responsibility, ample tes-
timonals in favor of his moral character, and his as
siduty and success teacher. In addition to all
which it gives us pleasure to say that, from per-
sonal acquaintance With Mr.. Chandler, we readily
concur in the favorable sentiments expressed by
others. ANDREW BROADDUS.
PETER NELSON.
Nov. 10th, 1919. w6w
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4 the 1othday OF the next month, (Dcoenber
~ VIII be offered Tor sale upon the premises, ad
joining Goochand courthouse, e5 acres Of land ~
longing TO the eltate of Samuel Woodson, decd, mn
on which is WELL built house Cor tavern, with !
necessary out houses, good garden, lots &C. TIL
is no better statd we believe in the country, for
merchant or Iivern-keeper, it being in popu y
aud rich neighlbrhocd and in one mile of ja,hesht
YER, and thirty miles from Richmond How.k er!,i
is deemed UNNECESSARY to give very particuk dies
crpton of this property as il is presu.ned ti Aos
who may wish b Iurcaqe vii exes-,.- Z,
selves. Possession TO the above property cm
gwen mnul the ht'iay OF January, 1914, rs II
ed TO MIR. Benjahin Anderson, the present occ,
pnti That tune; but the purchaser viii have Il
neht OF the rentirom the LIST day OF JANUARY nc
the time Of POSSESSION, which rent will be two
dred and fifty dsilars.
Terms OF saIc one moieiv in cash. the ba,ar
twelve months, rom the day Of sale for whic
lance, bond wthapproved security viii. be regtI
also deed of tiust upon the property.
THE EXECUTOR
Gooehland, November IA. aavtloth