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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
1T Rules holden IN the Clerks office oi sae 4oe,
6eyiOy Court of Chancey far tbs Riolp.5.d
District, tie End day Of Aprii, 1912
Thomas White, PfF
IgaiHst
Joseph Iddings and Caleb p Iddings late ner-
chants and partners under the firm o. joseph
and Caleb p. Iddings and Andrew schnee,
mann, Dyfs
THE defendants Joseph Iddmgs ant Caleb
r. Iddings not having conferred their appea, nee
and given security according TO the Act 5f Az
sembly and the Rules Of this Court, and i ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country; His ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here on me
seventeenth day of the next term and answer
the bill OF the piantiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published intl,e CITY of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front
door ofthe Capitol inthe said City.
ACopy-Teste,
WM. w. HENING, C. c.
ApriIo. wsw.
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WILLIAM COWAN.

HAS Just Received an assortment OF Fsshiona
bic, Patent Lever, Musical, Repeating, Ladies'
Fancy, and Plain WATCHES, in Gold < Sill
yer Cases--with avariety OF fashionable Watch
Chains, Seals, Key, and othor Jewellery, which
Ne offers at the md t reasonable prices
IS May IA WOW
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SafgAznsse EAGLE.
EAGLE.

"a TGAxnsye EAGIE.
M $$8SSA The celebrated horse En-
AsSlses<A GLE, imported last Deem
Der, will stand the present season AT Whitby 90
place of Belfcld, rs was lately advertsed) in
Chesterfield county, on James River, three m.ic
below Richmond. He viii be- lei - mares 81
SIXTY DOLLARS, payable with FIFTY IN The
season, (and ONE DOLLAR to The Groom TO b.
sent with the mares) which VIII commence or
the goth inst. and terminated on The LIST OIL Au-
gust.
Nothing but the low price OF produce AT this
time, could induce his owner to let him stand
at the above reduced price; having Stood IA
England at twenty-one guineas, Tor several sea
sons.-The subscriber cannot be accountable
Tor accidents or escapes, but engages TO pay the
greatest attention to all mares left uader his
care. The pasturage is equal, IL not superior
to any i'll the state, there being upwards OF
three hundred acres well enclosed, loo laid
down with clover, which will be furnished
gratis. Other provender on reasonable terms
EAGLE is beautiful bay, full sixteen hand,
high, and was gotten by Volunteer, Ia SON Of
Eclipse1 out ola HighAyer mare, her dam. b
Engineer Cade-Lass OF the Mil BY Trayeiis.
Miss Makeless--Partner-- Woodcock--
Crott's Bay Barb, &c. See general stud book
To mention all Eagles performances would
fill Il column. Those who wish to be mor,. pai .
tlcularly informed will please refer to the RAJ
eng Calendars from 1899 10 1905 inclusive,
which may be seen in the possession of the sub
scriber. 1t is sufficient in this place to OBJ
serve, chat during the long period in whish Lc
was on the turf, each succeeding year acquired
nm additional reputation, until at length liz
LETT 1t. He was the speediest horse at New
Market, consequently in England, and pro-
nounced by the best judges, the finest horse
in that Country, and rivalled by few, if any,
that ever did exist in any Country.
The money, or note of hand for the season
to be sent with the mares.
SAMUEL s. SAUNDERS
Whitby, March 18th, 1912.
NJ b. Eagles Colts are now in the highest
reputation in England, owing to their uncom.
mon success, for during the last two years, he
has had no less than thirteen winners, viz. As
modeus three years old, was four times winner
last year at Newmarket. Mr.. Edwards three
times at the same place, Macao, Pheasant,
Leon, Forte, Aiglette, Auguiline, &c. &c. all
winners. Ttf1
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DIP. TRENT.

Has removed on sbockoe-Hill, TO the Brick
tenement, directly opposite the House and Lot
ofthe late Chancellor Wythe, and next above
Mr. Wirt's.
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EFT THIS PLACE, in the holidays, nv
~ servant BILLY, young man of a dark
brown colour, tall and slender, STOPPING for
ward as he walks, his upper lip rather thick and
pouting, and shews his teeth q good deal when
speaSing; he was seen on the road to Rich
mond, and has relations in Mr.. David Ran
dolph's Family of negroes. 1t is not improba-
bic that he will make an attempt to get on
board OF some Vessel 4 Rockets 1 viii give
TEN DOLLARS for experimenting and deli
verIng hun to me, or securing him in Prison. =
All masters OF vessels are requested not to
take him on board under any pfetence wbatev.
er, as he may have obtained forged pass or
certificate OF emancipation
JOHN TYLER
Green-Way, April 90, 1872 C6t1
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N1RGINlA AT Rules holden In the Clerks
Office of the Superior Court of Chaacerv
for The Richmond District, the I'd ,lay of Mech,
1912:
Daniel Harris, assignee of Messrs. Gore and
Harris, Ptfa.
against
Nahum Rice and John Wood, Defs.
The defendant Nahum Rice, not hav. en-
tered mis- appearance and given secunts &C.
cording 20 thc Act Of Assembly and thu. 9Iles
of tlis Court, and it appearin by satisfac .ory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant OF tliia
country: 1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dan' do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted insome newspaper published IN the ci-
ty of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
and posted at the front door of tie Capitol in
the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
WAI. w HENING, C. C.
warren rs fw9wl
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Richmond, Jan. Goth, 1912. Wit
SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.

SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.
ASA OTIS offers for Sale,
50 SOL hh aa,. MuscovADo SUGARS.
% Hhds, Northern RUM,
80 Or. Casks Tcneriife WINE,
5 Half Pipes Madeira do.
4Pipes real Cogniac BRANDY,
Loaf SUGAR in hhlls. Boxes and Barrels.
50 '' Bbls. ( PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
so Bags
20 Casks CHEESE, in excellent order.a
Hhds COPPERAS,
90 Boxes Fresh CHOCOLATE.
10 Casks do. RICE,
100 Boxes Soap,
400 do. Candles, ass'd sizes,
6 Bbls. refined Lamp OIL,
20 Bags PEPPER,
30 Do. ALLSPICE,
NADER & LOCKWOOD; with very genera:
assortment of GROCERIES; all of which viii
be sold at the most reasonable prices
Richmond, April 9th, 1912 WOW.
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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,
lack 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 a
large mulatto woman, inclined to be very
heshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to /; she is between 80 and IS years of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, ID or Is
years of age, very cross-eyed, has plea
sing countenance and apt to smile when
spoken to she is low but stout and well
made.-Jack carried with him two blue
coats turned up 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
mond, 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-
pouring said slaves at their peril.
| will give The above reward if secured in
any Jail so that ! get them again, or 30
dollars for either Of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES A. GLENN.
July 22d. 1911. (tf)
n. B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18

NOR RENT, near the Capitol, the House
n belonging to E.. Randolph, Esq. and lately
occupied by the subscriber. Apply to Mr..
Geo: Greenhow, or to 30
LII. GIRARDIN.
February 10. (tf)
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In Haiifa@ county Cowt, In Chaseeyy, 23r5
March, 1912.
Warrin Brooks, admir-. of John Brooks, dec'd.,
Pltf.
Agdinst
Elizabeth Brooks, Timothy Holt, Phoebe War;
rim, William Holt, Rebecca Foard, Robert
Holt, William Watkins, and Nancy his Wife 6
Richard billiard, and Sarah his Wife, James
Holt, and Stephen Smith, administrators or
William Holt, decd. Dejfs.
NHE defendants Robert Holt, William Wat
\ kins, and Nancy his Wife, Stephen Smith,
administrator of William Holt, decd James
Holt, Phoebe Warrin, and Rebecca Foard not
having entered their appearance and given sc.
curity according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that thew are not ia
habitants of this commonwealth. on motion of F.
the Plaintiff, by his Attorney, II is ordered, thas
the SAID Defendants Robert Holt, William Wat
kins, and Nancy his Wife, Stephen Smith admir-
Of William Holt, decd. James Holt, Phoebe,
Warrin, and Rebecca Foard do appear here on
the fourth Monday in June next, and answsr
the bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in one Of The news-
papers published in the City Of Richmond fot
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at tIic
front door of the Courthouse Of the said couhs
ty.
a Copy--Tcste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. Fl. "a
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81. GO. SO. 80. SO.
GRAND CONCERT.


L. BOUCHERIE & SIGNOR PUCCY, re-
spectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Richmond, and its vicinity, that on Tuesday,
the 10Th inst. at the Eagle Tavern, they pro-
pose to give
VOC.AL u STRUJZEWT.dL MUSIC,
AS FOLLOWS -
PART FIRST.
Grand Overture on the Harp, by Sgnor Puccy.
Italian Air, accompanied on the Harp by S. r.
Extempore Sonata, on the Forte-Pianno, by
j.. Boucberie.
Song" .Tast Ire Love-" accompanied on the
Forte Pianno, by l.. b.
Grand Duet, and Variations, Harp and Pianno,
by s. p and l.. b.
PART SECOND.
Concerto Pianno, l.. Boucherie,
Song" WY does azure dect the Sfy," accom-
panied on the Forte Piano.
Sonneto or Harp, by SIP.
Song, accompanied on the Harp, by SP
To conclude with Variations, Harp and Pr
ammo, by SIP. and L. Il.
or Tickets to be had at one Dollar, at the
Eagle Tavern.
- Doors to be opened at 6, and performance
to begin at z o'clock
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18

rsSaE ELEVENTH DRAWING OF
Il THE WILLIAM AND MARY COL
LEGE LOTTERY OF NINETY NUM-
BEERS, took place at Norfolk on the 22d
April, when the following numbers were
drawn, viz.
"a. 60. SO. 80. 80.
The Twelfth Drawing will take place on
the goth May next. Orders for Tickets re-
ceived at the usual places.
S.BLOCK.
Richmond, May
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THE cELEDRArEp HtcH THoRo' ED
IMPORTED HORSE
SIR HARRY,

Beiievcd 10 be the handsom-
est, and noforiously knozpn
To be one ofihe heRk SONS OF
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THE subscriber begs leave to retura his
slncere thanks to the citizens of Richmond
and the public in general, for their kind en-
enlargement, and hopes from his attention
to merit continuance of their favors, and al
the same time begs leave to inform them that
he has on band and intends to keep a gene
raj assortment of the
Most Fashionable Mahogany
Furniture,
Of the best materials and workmanship, and
assures them that he will dispose of them al
very reduced prices, either for cash or town
lcceptances.
~ He will take a few APPRENTICES
70 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 supplied with every kind by an.
plying to JOHN ALCOCK,
july % Qt) Governors Hill.
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1 AXE this opportunity of announcing to all
those still indebted to the late firm fro
BERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co. that unless
they dome forward & make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment Of
their respective debts, suits shall be indiscri-
minately instituted.
ALLEN POLLOK,
surpfUing farmer in this coHufrv of
RoBERT & ALLAN PoLLoK, & Co.
Richmond, juno 81, 1914 If.
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VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA
In Halifas county Cowt, In Chasceyy, 23r5
March, 1912.
Warrin Brooks, admir-. of John Brooks, decdo
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~ Orders for any ofthe above described
BIBLES qoW be received By S.PLgASAN7S,
richmond, and the Books furnished at the
shortest notice. II liberal discount wRl be
made 10 sohotespte Purchasers:
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NETWORK, November 1913
NORTHERT ARMY.

We have LISTERS from Plattsburg Of
the date of the sth instant, which give
SOME particulars Of the intended opera
tons of the Northern Army. From
one of which we extract the following
Platts5urg, Monday euen. Moo. Is.
"-This moment the army is paradins
to march to Canads. 1t has been under
marching orders several days, but it was
not certain to march until yesterday,
when gen. Dearborn arrived here. 1t
will be about 5000 strong, and will SO
by forced marches. Whether it is 60
ing on 4 mere enterprise to make
stand, if it can, public opinion has not
yet ascertained; but that it does not IN
tend to Surrender without little fight
ing is clearly sseertained in the public
mind. I believe general Chandler will
command, a. gen. Dearborn is going
back, and gen. Bloomfield is sick"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-28

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
{ ReEorted TOR the .dler.ndria Gazette,
FRIDAY, November II.
Mr.. Quincy presented the petition of
Messrs. Sullivans of Boston, proprietors
of an Iron Wire manufactury, praying
that duty may be laid on that article
when imported. Referred to the COM
mittee of commerce and manufactures.
Messr. Mitchell, Newton and Cheves
severally presented potitioas from I'M
porters Of dry goods. Referred to the
committee of ways and means.
Mr.. Bassett, from the conmittee on
naval affairs, reported bill for the in
crease Of the navy, and one concerning
naval pensions. sevsrally read twice
and committed to q coamittee Of the
whole house for Monday next.
An engrossed bill concerning the dis
,rict and territoria! Judges Of the United
States WAS read a third time
On motion of NJ. Harper it vas laid
OH the table.
On motion of Mr.. Poindexter, the
house agreed TO consider the bill just
laid on the table.
Mr.. P4indexter then moved TO refer
the bill to a select committee. Carried
aid committee Of five ordered.
On motion it was ordered, THAT when
the house adiounn it ad journ till Monday.
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-28
BOSTON, November IS.

Arrived schr. Spruce, Thurle, from
Alexandra, via Vineyard, at Nswbury-
por. yesterday. Capt. Johnson passsn.
ger, states that he left Holmes Hole on
Tuesday noen, OF Chatham Was board.
ed from British priyateer (the Liver
pool Packet) and permitted to proceed;
next msrning saw her board brig (pro-
badly the Economy, from Alexandria) 2
scaooacrs and sloop Jane. Robinson, and
then made sail with her prizes, except
the sloop, 10 meet the rest OF The feet,
which they said they were determined
to board, and have their pick. The prl.
vateersman intormed they had captured
IL vessels before they fell in with this
feet. While in sight of her saw her
board g, and keep of them. The last
seen of bsr she was stauaing to The
southwark of Cape Cod.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-28
Circulating Library.

THE proprietor has, since the publ
cation of the last Catalogue, added to his
collection variety of BOOKS, among
which arc some of the latest produc-
tons.
Pixies Travels, Repertory, thinner
mans Frederick, Marrled.Life, Vivian.
Emilia dc Coulsnges, Temper, Scots
Adventures, Spirit of the Book, Forest
Montalbeno, Shrine of Bertha, Ethel
wilma, John de Lancaster, Heliodora, I'm
pertinent Wife, Margaret of Stafford,
Self Control, sc. &c.
He expects shortly to receive Milisian
Chief, Self Indulgence, Marian, Vale OF
Clyde, Isadora and others.
T An additional Catalogue will be
published in few days.
G.. A. Shutz.
November "a costs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-28
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

Yesterday arrived at this port,
capt. Henry Rice, from Cadiz, which
place he left on the Ath of October.
Capt. r. informed us, that 40 bat
tie had recently taken place between
the Combined and French armies.-
Markets gosd-FIour "a IL to 20
dollars, rice 20 to 10 IL dollars.
Captain Rice was passenger Oh
board the ship Two brothers, for
Baltimore, which he left on the ED
inst. in lat. SO, 40, long. Is, 80, and
cot or board the schr. Fene!on, cap
tain Ropes, from Baltimore for Bos-
ton, who politely supplied the Two
Brothers with water and provisions
which they were in need of, having
on board several American passen-
gers, WHO had sold their vessels in
Cadiz.
Can't. r. farther states, that on
the 9Th inst. (previous to his embark
ing on board the Fenelon.) in lat. 90,
and the long. Of Bermuda, the Two
Brothers fell in with a British feet
Of merchantmen, Of SO sail, under
convey of 3 briggs of war from St.
yincents and St. Bartholomew, for
En-land-was boarded by an officer
from one Of the briggs. whs informed,
that the convey had been dogged by
several American priyateers. which
thew were fearful would not aban-
don them until a favorable opportu-
nifty happened for them to make
some prizes cut Of the convoy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-28
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a.
DREADFUL GALE.


Yesterday morning about one o.
clock, a gale from S. e. commenced.
and continued with the most asto-
nishing aud alarming violence till 4
o'clock, when it chopped round to
N. w. and abated.-Severai houses,
roofs, chimnies. trees, &c. were
blown down in different parts OF the
city, but we have heard of no lives
being lost on shore. Serious appre-
tensions are entertained for the safe
ty of vessels on the coast, in our
bays and rivers. AT or wharves,
one ship (the Virginia) was upset
a schr. with a man aud woman on
board sunk at the wharf, and those
on board perished.--Most oithe YES
sells 10 the barber received more or
less ;ajury.
The following particulars of the
damage sustained on land has csme
under our noticc:-
In George street near Juniper, Sc
ven new brick houses completed for
roofing, belonging TO Mr.. Anderson
the fronts blown down to the 2nd
story the ioices and beams torn
to pieces, and otherwise considera-
bly, ini;red.-A two story frame
house in Walnut near Juniper street
lately plastered, the back front torn
of. A two story brick kitchen, cor
ner Of Juniper and Wa!nut.street--
part of the roof taken otfand the ga
BILE end blown down. Foar new un-
finished houses in Walnut between
Broad and Sehuyllliii sth. belonging
to Mr.. Napier, one entirely demo
lished, logetherwi'h stack ofcl'im-
MES: a secoaii, the gable ends blown
down and tho roofcarrisd to the dis
tance ORC or so feet, and in its pro-
grsss tore ~ the ground asIthough
it had bcen p!oushcd. A three sto-
~ brick house in SchuyIkiil 9TH be-
low Walnut, ready for roofing, en-
tire!y demolished, witt, the excep-
ton Of about 10 or i2 feet Of 0ne OF
the gable ends.
A large double 3 story briekhouse
belonging to the Widow Esliag, in
Walnat. between Schuylkill 9th and
9TH. finished to the Sd story-the
whole of the Sd and part Of the 81
stories, together with The beams from
the floor. broken and torn to pieces.
A bIaeksmitIl's shop with all his
tools and materials, corner Of Wal
nut and Schuylllill 7,a.streets, blown
to atoms. A frame Bic corner OF
George and Broad streets, unroofed
aud otherwise injured, and a stack
Of kitchen chimnies blown down. 4
stone cutters shop in Broad near
High street. belonging 10 Mr.. Ma
pier. unroofed and considerably in
iured. A three story brick house
n. K. corner Of 10th and Spruce
street. the west front blown down to
the floor of the Cd story and the roof
carried off A considerable part of
The fence surrounding The Aims
House in Spruce street, h!ewn down.
The scaIfoldins of the bridge.
building at tileupperF Ferry on schuyl-
kill, was destroyed. besides, other
damage done to that surersiructurc.
The above are all the particulars
we are able to obtain for this days
paper.-The damage already ascer-
tanned, is computed to amount to
more than Twelve thousand dollars.