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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

WINCHESTER, Jan. 10th, 1872
Be1yanaip Tate, EGG. Mayor Of Richmond
SlR-In compliance with the commands
OF the citizens of Winchester, | hasten to
communicate to you, aud through you, to the
citizens ofRichmond, their expressions of CON
dolence and sympathy, under the late awful
visitation Of Divine Providence, by which
Your city has been bereaved of it's bright
est ornaments; and society, many OF its best
friends.
have the honor to be,
With the sinccrest regard,
Your obedient servant,
JOSErH GAMBLE.
At a meeting of the inhabitants of the town
OF Winchester, in Virginia, at the Court
House, on Wednesday the 18th day of Ja-
nuary, 1912, for the purpose of adopting
some mode Of expressing their sympathy
and coincidence, with their fellow citizens
in Richmond, on account of the late melan-
choiy and dcplorable conhagration, by
Which that city has been suddenly depriv-
ed OF great number of her most valuable
inhabitants.
JOSEPH GAMBLE, Esq. Mayor, was APP
pointed Chairman, and LEMUEL BENT, Sc
cretaTy.
The object of the meeting was stated in n
very impressive manner by the Hon. Judge
White.
TIE olioTging address 70 he citizen8 Of Rich
mond, 7oas frofoSed by tie Hon. Judgc
Holmes, and unanimously adohted.
" THE CITIZENS or WINCHESTER 10 g'HE
CITIZENS or RICHMOND.
FELLow-CITIzENs--The gloomy Attic
ton which shrouds your city, in consequence
of the late confiagration, has sunk deep into
our hearts, and awakened the most poignant
We approach YOU to offer our
portion of coincidence in a spirit Of sincerity,
which IN all humility we claim tn be second
to none. 1t the torrent Of grief which now
overwhclms your city, could be Diverted
from your bosoms, most willingly would we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

For The General OGccre. = =
a dark blue coat, skirts lined with buff
cape, lapels, and cuffs buff. yellow buttons.
gold epauiets, Zone on each shouIder) biacb.
cooked lat, with black cocksde, and black
rfocl- -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

SIR, ~' iMh J,n 1872
an again called on to perform "a duty,
mour'iul IN the extreme, but grateful TO my
.tseiings, IS II RESPECTS the weeping Richniond
The LeGisiatureof this Commonwealth, hav-
ms expressed IN terms which require no COM
ment, their aiIcctonatc coincidence on the
sudden and awful calamity which beiei that
afflicted City, 1 have the honor 10 enclose their
resolutions on the subject.
Permit me, Sir, 20 repeat the
high estimation and respect. with
which remain, your oh';- ser'vt.
E.GERDY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
6y TIE Gor<r2ioy IF the ConlA.onzyealfh {
TIRGLAJ4,
A PROCLANXTTON

VIZ tEhEAS various complaints from nj.
W tia otficers * others, ofthe Inconvenience
OF the uniform (now estahlished) have been
made tothe Executive of this commonwealth
for remedy whereof, | have thought Ait, by
anu with the advice OF the Council of state
to issue tins proclamation, prescribingth uni.
form of the militia of this commonwealth 70
be as follows -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

FRoH rHE PHILADELPH1A FREEMAu's
JOURNAL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
KS Excekieacy

I-'S ENcetIeacY
JANESB4R5oUR, Esq.
GOVERNOR OF VIRoINIA
Copy-Attcst,
J. n RUSSELL. Cop. c. elk. c. L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
January 81.

January 81.
The design of the Indians was to have az
sasinated governor Harrison at the conference
proposed TO be held ON the day succeeding
that on which the battle was fought. This
design was averted by the information OF the
negro who deserted the American camp,
whose information to the Indians Induced
shem TO commence the night attack as al
ready described in former accounts. A
Winebagoe Indian was to have performed
the character of Rariiac and .1nkerstorm.
The British minister seems disposed to
wipe away the opium attached to his nation,
b. their incentives to produce an Indian war.
fare. Perhaps sir James Craig is well a.
ware of the Public policy of the British cabi-
net, and while with one hand he urges the
savage to raise the yell of war, with the O..
thee he makes those acquainted with the in
tentions OF the saVages, TO conceal his designs.
u, as MIR. Foster urges, the government of
Canada had no hand in the late affair with
she Indians, why were the Prophet and his
warriors armed and equipped at Fort NAL
den by the rommandant there: and why did
that officer hold forth to them language of a
hostile character
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA,
Saturday, January IS, 1912.
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But the b oats were dispersed-man,
the boatmsn had fed, panic struck-a
but few got off. But my note could b
little more than have reached Gen. VI
ah.ut 4 o'clock, when most severe An
obstinate conflict commenced and cont
nued about half an hour, with trcmes
dous fire Of cunhsD, flying artillery an
muskstry. The enemy succeeded
re.posssssing their battery and gaib
ine ad vantages on every side, the blas
men who had gained the victory, sA
haus,cd of strength ard ammunition,
prieved at tue objectionable neglect
their fcllow-soldiers, gave up the Co.
f1ict.
| can only add, that the victory wa
really ~ on ; but los, for the want of i
small reinforcement. One third part Z!
the idle men might have saved all
/ have been SO pressed with the var.
Gus duties Of burying the dead, provid.|
ing for the woundep, collecting the pub.
lie property, negotiating an exchange
ofprisoners, and all the concerns cons..
auent of .uch battle, that | have ne
been able to forward this dispatch at a.
early an hour as could have wished. |
shall soon forward you another dispatch
IN which shall eDdeavor TO point GU, 10
YOU the conduct of some most gallant /
deserving officers. But cannot in jus.
lice close thi, without expressing The
very great obligation / ain under to
brigadier-genera Wadsworth, ColonsI
Van Rensselaer,, Col. Scott, 1t. Colonies
Christie and Fenwick, and Captain Glib.
son. Many other, have alse behaved
most gallantly. AS have reason to be.
lieve that many of our troops fed to the
woods with the hope of crossing the ri.
yer, have not been able to learn the
probable number of killed, wounded or
prisoners. The slaughter Of our troops
must have been very considerable. And
the enemy have suffered severely.
General Brock is among their slain,
and bis adds camp MORALLY wounded
| have the honor to be, sir, with great
respect and consideration, your most
obsdicnt servant.
(Signed) "a
STS. VAN RENSSELAER,,
Myor-Generak
Niajer General Dearborn.
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EXTRACTS.
UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.

UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE
Where is tomorrow No where but
with God who will give it to whom he
pleaseth: but perhaps not TO thee ex-
ceps in eternity; whittier thou mayest
be sent to find it, before it reaches the
inhabitants of this world. We snbsis'
only on the scanty allowance OF mo-
ments. At most, to-day alone IS ours
To-day, therefore, while it is called to-
day, let US, by discharging the duties o
it faithfully and diligently "work GU
eur salvation with fear and trembling
Thsn may we safely trust God with the
future: whether it shall happen to US If
time or iE eternity.
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From the Ohio Centinel Of Oct.
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.

On Saturday last, two girls. The
one fourteen and the other eleven
years cid. the daughters Of William
Wilson. were murdered within halfa
mile orthe blockhouse, at Greeny;'lc
where three companies are stationed
under TIE command Of Major Lani-
er.-The girls were out gathering
grapes in company with their bro
thera boy Of Is years, not more than
200 yards from Mr. l'erry's stock
AIDE, where they were discovered By
three lurking Delaware Indians.
The indians had two guns both Of
which they discharged at them, but
without effect. The girls were too
much terrified 10 be able TO make
their escape; they both fell victims
to the savage tomalsawk.-The boy
had shot gun with him; loaded
with small pigeon shot he was
pursued by one OF the Indians arm
e.. with tomaliawk and scalpias
knife, as faras Mr.. Terry's mill pond
which lay between them and the
stockstle he there wheeled and pre-
scented at the Indian, who Instantly
retrested: this enabled the boy 10
swim the pond and reach the stock
AIDE in safety. The alarm was 50
soon given that the savases succeed
ed in scalpiDg only one Of the girls.
thev cut across tie head Of the other
but did not get the scalp off.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81.
John Gardner Laid,

John Gardner Laid,
HAS FOR SdLE,
Nuscovado sugars in hhd,. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
SKIN, and Hyson Teas, OF the ia'-
estimportations, in qaarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheesings, Duck and Ravens
Duat
l bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, by II, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, IL whOie ana nall
boxes,
Soap, Candles aud Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in uerces
x bbis.
Fewer. casks oil Sherry, LONDON Par.
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordase and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Men, Womca's and Chilarea's Shoes
in.oarrcls and boxes,
Bottle Corks In baics,
Sole Leather
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Sail,
Chalk and Plaster OF Paris.
Also, PI.OUGHS Of the most approves
construction and one pair french
BUR- Mill Stones.
Or CD. =
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MINES, | EAS. &c

w 4 ~ AISs \ LIZ AC> w.
s Pipes old London p. Madeira
ii do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon &
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry <
80 quarter CASKS Malaga
Is cases Ciaret
40 chests gunpowdcr, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very supe-
rior quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
so hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
l5Oe pounds bright Madden,
80 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal s Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 ChocolG.,'.
100 DO. Pipes, containing s gross each,
500 reams writing and Wrapping Paper,
goo sacks Liverpool fiae Salt,
so hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SAFE sy
Bryan HampSon & CO.
AuvuSt 2S
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WASHINGTON CITY. Oct. 50.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 50.
Cotirs Of letters from Mljor General
Ean Rensselaer,, Of the New York
Militia, TO Ikojsr Gen. Henry Dcsr-
born, transmitted by the latter TO the
Detartment Of Var.
HEAD. QUARTERS, LEWIS7oWE,
October ID, 1912.
SIR-As the movements of the army
under my command, since had last the
honor to address you on the 9th instant,
have been of "a very important character,
producing consequences serious to ma
ny Individuals !; establishing facts actu-
ally connected with the interest Of the
service and the safety of the army and
as ] stand prominently responsible for
some Of these consequences, beg leave
to explain to you, sir, and through you
to my country, the situation and circum-
stances in Which have had to act, and
the reasons and motives which governed
me; s. if the result is not ali that might
have been wished, it is such, that when
the whole ground shall be viewed, l
shall cheerfully submit myself TO the
judgment of my country.
In my letter of the 9Th instant ap-
priced you that crisis in this cam
paign was rapidly advancing aud that
Ito repeat the same words) g the blow
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Joseph MandeViile,
Corner of King end Fcir7ar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
Nc,ahr s

Us Cacst Ia and Ia Chests nav
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Ryson, Hyson Skin and SouchsHg
$4,000 ID. Coffee
IS hh$,s. Muscav ado Sugars
100 barrels do.
Is oco ID. loaf and lump Sugars
ITO oarrels New England Rum
25 puncheons West India 20.
iso barrels WhisSey
4 pipes French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
so, bag, Pepper and Pimsnto
600 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 10 choice Maader
500 ID. refined Salt Pere
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
,ortment of the best Wines Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF Oh
reasonable terms
hno 81
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WARNING TO UNBELIEvERs.


IF you will not so much as hear the
evidence in favor Of Christianity, neither
from the gospels, nor from the words
and writings of its ministers, how will
you justify yourselves in rejecting it up
on any principles of equity and pru-
dence! Use the proper means Of IN
formation but for year--ior a month
make the Holy Scriptures your study
pray to the Fountain of all wisdom for
his assistance, attend public worship with
sincerity, abstain from the pollu,ions OF
the world but for week, tina. We may be
cool and sober for examinatiop--and the
consequence will certainly be, tina, many
Of you, who use the curious articles of
Deism to lull your consciences asleep.
will be ready to bring your books TO-
grther, by which your principles were
fist debauched and te burn them before
all men. And though the price of them
should be found fifty thousand pieces OF
silver, you will then confess it to be fifty
thousand times too little fer the excel
lcncy OF the knowledge of the truth,
as it is ia Christ Jesus our Lord
But have any Of you actually used these
means Have you read and considered
the answers that have been given to
those books Have you ever spent even
single day in examining impartially
the evidences of christianity from pro-
phecies and miracles only If not, you
are no more capable of deciding fairly
upon point of such infinite importance,
than Judge would be of administering
impartial justice in doubtful cause,
who should hear and believe all the tcs-
timony of witnesses on one side only,
and not suffer the others even to speak.
Notwithstanding defamation, pctu.
lance, scurrility and sophistry, the truth
of Christianity may be capable Of strict,
literal demonstration. And then what
is the consequence You have with
unparalleled ingra,itudc and folly. re-
iected the counsel Of God against your
own soul-frustrsted the purposes Of
uncreatcd benevoleace--abused the
means of grace and mercy-and wi!tuily
| and obstiaately incurred the wrath OF
Omnipotence-in one word, you are
irretrievably condemned F.! Consier but a
single moment by whom and by what
| authority these awful words were spo-
| ken, Go ye into all the world and
preach the Gospel to every creature !;
he that belicyeth and is baptized shall
be saved; 6uthe that telieOeth not shall
be damned !"
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HEAD QUARTERS

Lrzpiston, lSth October, 1879.
SrR-Fpr any further particulars re-
speeding the action; the presen, situa-
ton and movements of our troops the
appearance Of the ensn,ys situation ; and
our future prospects, generally, beg
leave to refer you t., Captain Dox, who
will have the honor to daliver you this
dispatch. Capt. Dox is an intelligent
officer, and much reliance may be plse'
ed on his Information and Judgment.
am, with great respect, sir, your O.
bedicnt servant
(Signed)
SIN. VAN RENSSELAER,.
Maior- 6 eneral Dearborn.
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Five Dollars Reward.
August IS

@ TRAYED or stolen from the COM
~ mons OF Alcxastr!a, or OF about The
18th instant, Bright Bay HORSE,
about IS - hands high; his two hind
feet and left tore enc white, ana has two
remark able knot. in the j. side of both
his hinder knees is nicked. and rides
remarkable well. The above reward
will he paid for the delivery of the
Horse to Mr. THOMAS TOWERS,
end all rea>onable charges.
October 80 s.
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MoNrTo,RY.

o Jxou /, svhose svord from, solid dark
neas struck
That shark, the San, strike suisaom jr0"
my soul. You've.
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LATEST FiG.M PORTUGAL.

Lisbon accounts to the fifth Sept.
have been received. Lord yelling
ton, as before reported. had left
garrison in Madrid, and with two
divisions were marchiag to the
north, to renew operations against
the remains of Marmonts army So
OOO) which the former official ac-
counts stated had returned from
Burgos to Vailadolid. Marshal
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BOSTON. Get. 2f.
FROM SPIN

We have detailed accounts OF The
raising Of the seige OF Cadiz on The
25lh August by the F'rea:h, and OF
the occupation Of the French posts
by the S;aniarls. The rnnawa5s
took the road 10 S:yii!-. after e.
fecting their works oi des,ruclicHa'
far as possible.
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District of Columbia. to vv;..

M HERE sS.JoAn Nf.Donea
Wv his petition in wri.mo ~. 49, by
the hon. Niehoias Fitzhuglr, one II FF, ~ 10
sistant judges Of the circn;t eon y, .5e as
district OF ColHmbiS, 10 be admir- u tho
benefit of the act Of Congress |ar ~ 70 the
Of insolvent debtors within tie d1etr;S rehst|
said, and has stated therein thai he :. flore'
tual confinement inthe Jail boan,Is of - &C.
dria copnty, attic suit Of Mason and Sro ,e.%l'
and being unable 10 .discharee tLa 'sus,
claim with others against him has e.. Sao
deliverup tothe use Of his creditors an ~ 10
perty, real, personal ard mixed: NonI PRO-
therefore given to the creditors Of tho ~! Is
John M'Donsld, that on Thursday, fbs s s.q
day of May next, between tic hours 81 n;n' "a
twelve O'Clock, at the court. house in AZ
erla, the oath Of an insolycnt debtor viii -
administered to the said John Mcdonald ,ns
trustee appointed agrceaby to the ,a %S
act OF Congress, unless cause be then ana
there shewn to the contrary. and Is 6,r
ther ordered that this notice be inserted a.
ly in the Alexandria newspaper until the
l4th May
BY order of the hon. Nicholas Fig
one oFthe assistant judgesoi the circujt conn.,
of the district OF Columbia, this 2th day Of
May, 1872
c. Deneale, c. c.
May 70. 81.
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ORIGINAL
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Prepared with the greatest care s. attention
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Lees Ant-bi2ous PiNs,
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To detect counterfeits, observe each art-
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Rockville Academy Lottery.
By authority Of the state cf 82aryfana.
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For ERECTING AN ACADEMY ar ROCKVILLE
3,oo7 Prizes
1928 Blanks

5000 Tickets at two dollars and fifty cents.
A7o Not / IA Blanks TO Prize.
Prizes payable sixty days after the drawing
shall have been completed, subject 10 deduc-
ton of fifteen per cent.
First drawn ticket entitled to prize of 500
dollars.
First drawn $500 Blanks each entitled to
8 dollars.
All Prizes not demanded within twelve
months after the drawing ct this Lottery, will
be considered as donations to the Academy.
lst draws Ticket on the 9th day,
nrize Of 100 dolls.
lst do on the 18th do. do 500 do.
lst do. on the 9Th do do 1000 do.
LIST do. on the 9th, 10th & llth,
each. 100 do.
lst do. on the 18th do do. 5000 do.
The last drawn ticket do, 100 DO.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
UPTON BEALL, ron,a,,o
HONORE MARTIN,
SOLOMON HOLLAND,
Tickets for sale at j. MAigan'8 Book Store,
George Town, and at W. Cooter's Music and
Book Store, Washington, and by the Conmls-
sioners, at Rockville, and by Il. Gray Alex
andria.
The drawing will positively commence on
Monday the 9Th May, 1879.
Rockville, March MAY Z. st
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Tickets will certainly be raised on the Cd
Monday of next month. Applications from
distant places by letter, post paid, and ihclo-
sing the Cash, will be immediately attended
to by either ofthe subscribers, at their Lotto
ry Offices in Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP RI. NICKLIN,
] T. COHEN. Jun'r.
Baltimore March l3--l7 2awtlOct.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of Deed of Trust from Thomas
Patten and Mary his wife, to the subscriber,
for the purposes therein mentioned, will be
sold on the 9th day of May ensuing, on the
premises, at s O'Clock in the afternoon,
Two Lots of Ground,
r. Viz i: one Lot situate on Wolfe-street be-
tween Union and Water streets, 81 feet front
and rs feet deep-And one other Lot on
Union-street between Wilkes & Wolfe streets,
81 feet front and 80 feet deep. Terms, cash.
Robert Young.
April IS. eotds
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TO RENT,

A Convenient Two Story Brick Dwell
n LING-HOUSE & commodious frame
WAREHOUSE, situated on the corner OF
King and Columbus Streets, opposite Mr..
Thomas w Peyton's Store. They will be
rented togetheror separately, and possession
given the aoth June Apply to Mr.. THOMAS
IRWIN, or
John Adam.
May ~a"I
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LAND FOR SALE.

YNpursuance Of a Decree of the Superior
8 Court of Chanoery for the Richmond Dis
trict, made in cause therein depending, be-
tween Charles Ewell, late Sheriff of Prince
William county, and Representative of james
Muschett, deceased, Plaintiff, and John Sow
den, deceased, will be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash, before the front door of the
Courthouse in Dumfries, on Monday the
18th day of May next, being the first day of
the Superior Court OF Prince William coun-