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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13
V. r.
IF

Take this opportunity ofannouncing to ali
IL those still indebted to the late firm of Ro-
BERT & ALLAN POLLOK, Se Co. that unless
they come forward & make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment of
their respective debts, suits shall be indiscr-
Intimately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
SurUiving fartner in this country of
RosERT * ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, June 81, 1911. (tf)
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FOR COUGHS. coNsUMpTIoNS AND
ASrHMAS

The most obstinate coughs yieid TO IL.
The prcpostcrous Composition o. inf,smma
tory drugs; the disappointment repeatedly
experienced in my practice, from remedies,
highly recommended, added to my own pre-
disposition to Pumonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me to consider,
whether a compound, Consisting of vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
| from the well founded objections of practi-
| toners, and better calculated to avert the
| threatening destruction Of the lungs.
how oiier.to the public, the result OF
twenty years experience Oh this subject. No
cxpence or trouble has been spared in this
composition. That no medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic Complaints has been SO
successful rs my VegcfG6ie Pulnionic Deter
gent, would i'll become me to mention in this
address.
BE- if the attestations of persons, of the
highest respeCtabilNy, of it's efficacy, which
Will he shewn to any person II the great and
Increasing demand for it may be called proof,
it is proved. g.
Prepared by myself, at my dispensary,
Northampton, Ms
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above valuable medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at
their Medical Store, a few doors above the
Bell Tavern, Main Street, who do not hest
tate to say they believe this medicine superb
orin virtue and efficacy to any ever before
exhibited to the public, in allpuimonary COM
plaiuts, and their confidence in It's superiori-
ty is much strengthened by the great sale it
has met with IN tho cities OF Philadelphia, n.
York and Charleston, and in tho town of Bos-
ton, and by the vast number of certificates,
continually pouring in from all parts of the
country to the proprietor, from persons hav-
ing received benefit from it.--Many of the
most respectable are in our hands, and rea-
dy for the persual of the public.
VAIL x ROGERS.
N. b. For the convenience of persons liv-
ing at distance from this city, we shall es-
tablish agents i'll different parts of this state,
whose names will be inserted in some future
advertisement.
V. SIR.
Richmond, Nov. 90. IF
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VNiE articles of C6farfnershih heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers, under
the firm OF WHITE & SHELTON, expired
on the LIST inst. All those indebted to said
firm, are requested to pay their respective
balances, to Isaac White, who is duly au
thor,seu TO reeeivc the same, as also to pay
all debts du2 by said concern
ISAAC WHITE,
SOIIN S.SHELTON.
Richmond, 9TH Oct. 1911.
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Notice.

PTNtOSE who have claims on the estate Of
Hardaman Royster, decd. are requested
10 exhibit them to William Fehwick, Of Man
chester; and such as are indebted thereto.
ave requested to make immediate payment
to him, without delay the situation of the
estate admitting Of no indulgence. So soon
rs they can be prepared copies of the &C
counts Of the latter win he deposited with
nv. Isaac White, in RichHoDd--to whom, or
to Mr. James Bream, payment may IN the
mcah time be made.
JANE ROYSTER, Adm'rx.
Manchester, 9Th Oct. 1911. (tGl
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Murphy s. Crump.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform her
friends and tho public IN general, tllat she
has again commenced the MILLINERY BUSi-
NESS ~ Warren, where she has and will con.
tinue 70 receive the rewest fashions from New
York and Philadelphia, and hopes from her on
deAyo7s TO please, she viii be pztronizcd by a
generous public.--orders from tie country and
other places resolved with thanks and duly at.
tended 70 By
JENNE1Ts. HoRE.
p, 8. She viii also make Dresses, PcIiccs.
Closks, &C. and wbiten and alter Straw Bonncts,
in the newest shapes.
J.s.H.
Dee. 20, 1911. C.
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VpEADY MADE CLOTHING, ofaInos,

ID EADY MADE CLOTHING, ofalmoss
IA every description to the amount of more
than s 5000 worth, Of my own manufacture.
Gentlemen wishing to be furnished with gar
ments of any kind, are desired to call on the
Subscriber, at the Ncsv York Clothing Store.
Mam-street, Richmond, directly opposite
Mr.. Robert Camblc's--wliere they can be
supplied with any garment they want, on as
reasonable terms as at any store in the u.
States
CURTIS FAIRCHILD.
Merchant Taylor.
n. 3. Wanted, as above, three or four EF.t
rate JOURNEYMISN Coat-makers.
Richmond, Nov. 5.----wI4t.
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n eeac1land County court, 2ayd Noven,bc,, 1911

IN Go'chlana County Court, 25,d NOven,bcr, 1911.
Mary Page, Sfohn Thryston and Sane his
Wys, Jessee Hodges G. Susanna his .oife,
James Hodges, G Patty his zpifs, Fran.
CTS Clements, & Fanny HE 4pife, Il HTs!i-
am. fessee, Reuben, 5fOln G 4f56of Page, G
which said .Tdne, Susanna, Pattey, Far -
ney, Wiliia'n, Jesse, Reuben, Jfsjsn. and :.
A66ot are heirs and eeSisees Of lillian,
Page, decd. Pitts. -
Robert Psge, Tdnle, Page, Thompson MI .
burn, e EHsa beth his Spife, e NatLza;. -
eI Perkins adnl'y. with rhe will annexed -
cfIVn. Page, decd. Which said Ro6srf,
1anres and Ekisdbeth, are also heirs aud X
devisees 81 tAe said BFnt. Page, decd
defs.
YENHIS day came the pitts. by Archibald
Il Bryce, Jr. their attorney, and on motion
this suit is dismissed as to the pltf Mary Page,
and the said Mary Page, Widow and reIict of
VIM. Page, decd. is by the Court ordered 60 be
made party deit. in this suit, and the pItfs'.
bill and the answer of the deft. Mary being; fled
and the defts. Robert, James, Thompson and T.
hzaoeth not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according to the act of as
serably and the rules of this Court. and il An.
pearng to the satisfaction of tho court that thew
are not Inhabitants of this state, ON the motion
ofithe pitts b. their attorney, 1t is ordered.
that the said dots. do appear here OH the third
Monday IN March next, and answer the pltfs'.
bill, and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the CITY
OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door of
ihe Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
WIN. MILLER, c. c. G.
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Fur Sale al Samuel Plcasanfs' B0ok-Srorc
Brrne'S japan YarhiSh
BLACkING,

For BOOTS g SHOES.--This iacs.iynabic
composition, uniivallcd for issupesior excel
lence, as wc,i as being highly beneficial tathc
leather, produces The most beautiful az. si-
ningjct black ever baheld.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13

have received per the Briggs Diligence and
Il Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Ilyerposl, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WELL SELECTED
G. 90 DIS
OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, chiefly
consisting OF superfnc, fine, * coarse Cloths,
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Flannels, Blankets,
Jerseys and kendall Cottons--A variety of
coarse and fine cotton and linen Goods--to-
getrer with large assortment of Hardware,
and Cutlery.
| also keep constantly on hand, crates of
Ware, Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, Glass,
old Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, cotton & wool
Cards, cotton Yarn, country Wine, Apple
and Peach Brandy, Whiskey, prime Pork,
Fish, Tar, Lime, Lumber, &c &C. sc. which
am disposed to sell OH the most reasonable
terms.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
July IS, 1911. IT,
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool fll'd Salt,
600 Porto Rico Hydes,
81 Hogshcads New Rum,
~ Bales Cotton,
5000 Barrels Naval Stores.
IS Tons Swedish Iron.
10 Tons neat Casting assorted,
100 Hogshcads Lampblack.
100 Sacks Alum Salt
Cash given for -FOUR.
Also for Rent House with 8 Tenaments.
suitable for Groceries, at Rockets
C. w.
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LoCY-HARBoUR, 18th Dec. 1911.

VF1AKEN from on board Of Thomas Faris'
n boat, headman, Phil, bag Containing s
bushels wheat-also taken from on board
James Scruggs boat, hoadman, Daniel NJ Cor
mick, bags containing about bushels of
wheat-and in the course of tic year have
taken from several boats. few Locust and
Walnut posts, all of which viii be sold at the
Public Warehouse en- the 25th OF January next
for the benefit ofthe commonwealth.
PAUL c.. G. JONES.
Instructor of Boats
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Washington Monument.

e. Westinghouse Monument
Lottery-Iickets warranted I'M
drawn, for sale at this Office
all the large prizes are still in
the wheel.
PRESENT STATE Of The WHEEL.
prize of $4,000
- $4,000
- 10000
- 10000
5000
And less than two blanks to prize.
November e9.
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Wanted to Hire,
NEGRO MEN AND ROWS

THE Directors Of the Richmond Turnpike
Company wish to hire, for the ensuing wear. for
the use Of the ssid Company, eight able bodied
NEGRO MEN AND FOUR BoYs.-Persons
wishing to contract with the Company for the
hire OF such Negroes, Will please apply to Capt
William ID. Wren, who by resolution of the
board OF directors, is authorised TO contract for
them.
Richmond Nov. 90, 1871.
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TNiE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform
n their friends and the public, that they
have taken for a term of Years, the large,
oommodious and completely FIRE PROOF
BRlCK-HOUSE belonging 70 Capt. Rookie
and situated attheinterscction Of Cary-street,
by the cross-Strcet leading from the main
street to Shoc1oe-Warehouse where they
WIZ continue with nnrcmitted industry and
attention, to prosecute the business of AUG
TON and CORNERSTONE ERCHkNTS.
They will make as heretofore, liberal aayan-
ces in CASH on all Sorts Of GOODS entrus-
ted TO their care, and no storage will be
charged where Sales are effected
MoncUre, Robinson e. Pleasanfs.
August 60. 1911. r,D
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Y Orders fir any ofthe above described
BIPLE.S nil he received by S. PLEAs4s4s,
Richmond, and hhe Books furnished al the
shoveat notice. II liberal discount will be
made 10 gDholeSlir harchoscrs.
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July 2sd, 1911. ~ (tf)
n. B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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have received per the Briggs Diligence and
Il Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Ilyerposl, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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in Europe have abounded with instances OF
upexampIed barbaritygin which neither divine
nor human laws were in the least respected
Even amongst ourselves, we can perceive
bitter spirit of revenge, eagerto imbrue IT.
selfin blood, and scatter far and wide distress
and desolatiol.
We shall close for the present by express
ing hope, that if Mr.. Madison wishes tor
War, he may recommend it oheniy and that
if Congress are convinced Of its necessity and
advantage, they will say SO with spirit wor-
thy Of freemen, and not suffer themselves to
be driven into that or any other measure,j like
SO many school-boys, BY the lash Of a peda-
gogue.
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s1ore. French F,5endsAit and Humanity.

8. ~ + . =
More French FriendsAN and Humanity.
Thomas Low, late of Manchester, in Essex
county, arrived hore from Providence. lie
states that he was seaman on board the brig
Comet, capt. Prince Allen, which sailed from
Boston on the 18th of October last for oayan-
nah, where the brig was loaded with timber,
and sailed from thence for Chatham, England,
on the 18th December, and on the 9th Janu-
airy st7 P. M. fell in with French lugger,
of, Calais, four leagues S. of Isle of White;
who fred very severely into the brig with
musquetry, snd then boarded the brig, drove
every man off deck with swords and pistols,
and in Ave minutes ordered them ON deck a.
gain, ordered the captain en- board the priva-
teer's boat, with FIVE Of the hands, and got ON
board the Mgger, which then made sail, with
her prize for the French coast. On the next
day the Frenchmen run the brig ashore SIX
miles to the z. of Fecamp, where she bliged.
The lueger proceeded into Fecamp, where
they put the Comets crew In an Inn, and
placed Gentry over them. On the 18th OF
February they committed all the crew, except
ing the captain into close prison, where they
were confined nineteen days, after being rob-
bed OF most of their cloathing and money
Application was then made to our minister,
who procured our liberty, and we embarked
for the United States, in the snip Neptune,
captain Hopkins, for Providence, where we
arrived. The crew received from the Anne
rican consul at Dieppe, cloathing to bring
them home to America.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
7ypcns1- thrill a. 1912
FREpoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

y
Mr.. M'Kin presented the memorial OF
the merchants of Baltimore praying suspen-
sion or modification of the non-inportation
law, so that they may be enabled to withdraw
from England and her dependencies, the
large amount of property, which has been &C
cumulated there in consequence OF the low
rate of Exchange anti immense shipments
made to Spain and Portugal. Referred to
the committee of the whole house who have
under consideration bill on that subject
Mr. Wright from the committee on militia
ry affairs reported the bill for establishing
Corps of ArtiGccrs with the amendments Of
the Senate thereto. The committee recon-
mend concurrence. Ordered to lie on the
table.
The amendments were subsequently, taken
up and agreed to.
Mr.. Quincy and Mr. Seaver had leave Of
absence from Monday next till the end Of The
session.
Mr.. Calhoun from the committee on foreign
relations reported bill making further pro-
vision for the army Of the United States
Referred to a committee Of the whole house
for to morrow.
This bill erovides for che appointment of
Paymasters. sc, two additional Major-Gene-
rails, s four additional Brig. Generals, sc.
AconGdential communication was announc-
ed, and the galleries cleared and doors closed
for few minutes.
Mr.. Morrow from the select committee,
made report, on the subject of a public road
from Cumberland, which was read and refer
red to a committee Of the whole house.
The house in committee Of the whole, Mr..
Breckenridge in the chair, On bill TO amend
the charter of Washington. The committee
rose and reported their agreement to the bill,
and the house concurred and ordered il to a
third reading.
The house in committee of the whole, Mr.
Talmadge in the chair, on bill continuing
in force an act fixing for a limited time the
salaries OF certain officers of government.
A new section was added, making further
appropriations of money to carry into effect
the provisions of the law.
! The committee rose and reported the bill
and amendment and the house concurred and
ordered the bill to third reading.
! The house in committee OF the whole, Mr..
Nelson in the chair on bill for the relict of
Aaron Greedy.
The committee rose, reported the bill and
the house ordered it to third reading.
The house in committee of the whole, Mr.
Bassett in the chair, on bill for altering and
establishing certain post Offices s post roads
The bill was under discussion when our
letter came away.
A minister has been appointed by the court
of Sweden to the United States, and was to
sail for this country about the 18th March.
At the federal meeting at Faneuil Hall IN
Boston on Sunday evening, the citizens were
oJdrasced IN F,cor nf the objects. by a son at
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Alexandria Museum.

TNHE Members Of Alexandria Washina.
i ton Lodge, No. %, have for some time
had in contemplation the establishment Of a
Museum attached to their Lodge, to be COM
posed OF the works of nature and art, and
having finally adopted plan, they are aware
that IN announcing the same to the public.
the success of such an institution in this
place may &c questioned but they have
late y received, as generous donation, such
collection Of precious relics, as has cru.
boldcncd them to risk the experiment. The
receipts of this Museum are to be solely an,
piled 10 charitable purposes. They solicit
the patronage ct generous pubic, their
brethren In general, and particularly those
whose occupations often call them to distant
climcs, where cullosiies, both natural and
artificial, are essy Of attainment.
L must, necessarily, take some time to
bring such an institution into notice but
when we view the works Of nature and arr
combined to attire, and exhibiting Heavens
choicest beauties, We shall feel amply paid
for our labor and our care: and IS dlencss
and intemperance, industry anA economy, ne.
yer root in the same soil, we can only offer
pledge, that white the former are stadious.
lY avoided, tue receipts Of this institution
Shall be faithfully applied to the relief of the
wants OF the latter. whom misfortune shall
consign to travel the rugged paths of life.
The subscribers therefore request that any
article, suitable for such an institution, may
be forwarded 70 them at their expense, either
as donation or on deposit
G. DENEALE,
tn, SANFORD, Trustee,
JOHN HOOFF, : of the
ADAM LYNN, Museum.
RIGID. WALSH,
By order ofhe Board Of Trustees,
7. MOUNTFoRD, jun. Manager.
April Is
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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 8 O'Clock in the afternoon,
Two Lots of Ground,
Viz: one Lot situate on Wolfe-strect be-
tween Union and Water streets, q feet front
and us feet deep-Apd 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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AN ACT,

AYhrohviating the sum Of 7'sye Thousand Dcl
y lars TO The. building IF a Lancaster School
Room.
Sec. /. BeH enacted, by The, Common Coun-
Gil Of -dlerandria, That:. The sum of Two
Thousand Dollars, out of1he general funds Of
the Cooperation of Alexandra, be and the
same is hereby appropriated othe building of
a Lancaster School Room upon the Academy
Lot, contormable to resolution adopted by
the Common Council at a meeting held at tile
council chamber on Tuesday the seventh day
Of April, eighteen hundred and twelve
Sec. 2. lie tfnrther enacted, That this act
shall commence and be in force from and after
the passing the same.
EDM. LEE, President.
Passed in Council, Eth April, 1912.
Test,
I'D. SIMMS, C. C.
Read and approved this sth day of April,lsl2
CHARLES ASIMMS, baavor.
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That the side stones on the west el0e -
Washington streets, between Queen and came
ron street, lie regulated under direction OF tho
Superintendent of Police, and the expense
Charged to Ward Nos
On ballotting for Contractor for cleaning the
streets, Solomon Cassidy was reelected.
On balloting for Constables, Elijah Che
nault, John Neill and John MandeI, were du-
ly elected.
Extract from the minutes.
J. d. SIMMS, c. c.
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A Store to Rent.

VIE subscriber intending to REMovz into
i KIag- Street, the HOUSE which he at
present occupies as a shop, on Fairfax street,
will be to RENE. /, is we'll calculated for
Retail Store, and an eligible Stand for BUSH
ness. Possession may be had the first Of
next month Apply to Robe,t I. Taylor,
Esq. or
Richard H. Little.
4th mo. I4,h. .d3tlawtf
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Advices received at Washington from Mas
sachusetts give return of votes for Cover
nor from 900 towns in that commonwealth,
which state Caleb Strong's majority at up
wards of 5000
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Was spoken, March 90, lat. So, 10, long
sc, 80, the ship Henry, Capt. Mckenzie OF
Portland, from Alexandria, bound to Cadiz.
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At the federal meeting at Faneuil Hall IN
Boston on Sunday evening, the citizens were
addressed, in favor Of the objects, by son OF
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A minister has been appointed by the court
of Sweden to the United States, and was tc
sail for this country about the 18th March.