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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24
To THE EbiToR-tlated
H., I.,n~fo., n

Washington, Dec. 22d.
" Our attention has for several davs been
occupied in our house by discussion If the
Navy Bill sent us by the Senate The knot
ty-pHnt has been the four 74's.-There ap-
pears to be majority in favor of an in
crease of the navy but they are much divi
ded as to the species of force; whether the
money had better be laid out in frigates.
slo"ps OF war. &c. or slips If the line, and
frigates.-l consider it as very doubtful, e.
ven now, whether we shall finally carry the
74's or not. but there is not much doubt as
TO an increase in some FORM
I" The unfortunate situation of the Head
of the Department is a stumbling-block with
many we'll wishers-we had hoped he would
have followed the good example set him by
his colleague of the War department., but
fear if he quits, it must be by different
means; and as to the prcpriety, nay neces-
sity OF his quitting, there is but single Opt
Mon,
[ We add that the above is the uniform
sentiment OF every Republican in Virginia.
me times call upon US and every friend to
Mr.. Madison to speak out--his greatest fol
Bile as President might be an ornament to
him as q nlan--he is 700 tender of the feel
ings of other people.]
g The public will, think, be shortly gra-
t'hed with something from the military com
iieve, if carried into active operation the
ensuing campaign. will leave us atthe end
OF it in a very different situation, from the
one we now occupy to our great injury and
Ideep modification"
70 We understand that captain Jone.
will command the Macedonian, which is ex-
pected to be equipped i'll or weeks.
WAsnINoToN, Dec. ~.
OF he We bave finer
inform alton than that detailed in Gen. Smytl's et-
ter, which copy from Albany paper, and q
full confirmation OF those facts from another source
1t appears probable, from what we have seen, that
| had he persevered and effected a landing, he and
his army would have shared the fate of the gallant
| few who some time ago made good a landing al
Queenstown, and were sacrificed by the apathy, Ii
nudity, or something worse, of those who remsnet
inactive on the hither shore. Nat. Int.
The bill for the increase of the Navy is yet before
the House OF Representatives, who yesterday refus
ed, in committee Of the whsle to expunge the pro
vision for 4 seventy fours, by majority Of six
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

~ ILL be hired at King William Court House,
w on Friday the first day of january next, if
fair, otherwise the next fair day;
Twenty likely Negroes, Gone of them n GOOD
Biaeksmith) belonging to the estate of VIM. Dan.
Claiborne decd.
THOS. TAYLOR Ex'or
Dee. d. A,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

a. In consequence of the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
our paper will not appear until Tue sdsy next
UT Several Advertisements Numerically omitted,
will be attended TO in our next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

be taken up on Monday next, being soade the spe-
Ga. order OF the Gay'
II ship below, no, known and loaded brig, prize
10 the Iri'steer liis-nyer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

HE Subscriber living the Washington
Il Henry Academy, can accommodate eight, or
ten Boys AS bosrders, twenty pounds per annum
pa'n quarterly IN advance each boarder finding his
own bed, bedding, and candles.
COLE DIGGES.
Hanover, Laurel Farm, Dec. "a. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24
Dec %.

W ANTED 10 hire tor the ensuing year an ac-
W tive young female servant, who has no hus.
band, aud one who has been used 10 attend to
children. Apply at the Office of the Enquirer.
Dec. "a. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

I'm eastern paper presents ms with the following
state,"ent showing the mighty superiority q. our
'2rs VA the art at sunnery.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

EToR SEtE-W. Rum, wellflavored 2d and
a Sd proof, l.. r. Madeira Wine in or. Casks.
Malaga do. do few cases Caret doz tach Loaf
and Msscayatio Sugars in hLds, Green Coffee ia
b"ls. Bar Iron, Segars, piece American manulac.
tured superine Cloth.
Apply 1t MIR. Candies Warehouse on the cross
street leading 10 MayO's Bridge, opposite James
Brown Esq.
THos FoULKE.
Dec. "a. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

LHORIf Barrels and 4 Hlrs Museoysdo Sugar.
Il is Barrels Loaf do tn Sacks iiverpooj
Blown Salt, IS lSOxe 10 Window Glass 5000
haIt-pmt Tumhlers, 20 Boxes Boston Candles, Jus,
received and for sale, by
WM. ANDERSON.
On consignment 1900 VT Soal LEADER, which
will be sold at moderate price, on accommodating
terms
VA
Dec. "a
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Inference in favor Of .7mcrica

Inference IN favor of -fmeTica 3Y2
4" To This astonishing difference OF two hundred
and eighty two must be added the extraordinary
,nasner va ~irh the mas,s, slars and igging OF The
enctny's ships were crippled three Out ui four u
them being wholly disnas;ed.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

&"gutar Forgery,-Ou the 9th instan,
naa HAIRED John Williams about 50 years
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

LEGISLArURE PEN.VSYLV.qNL{
hsbeitsd f., tas Ue,a. Ptsss
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
HARRISBURG. Dee i5
O. r.o,.Sn q, Mssscs Dean. a,.,. pA-.ites.iu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

Boston, Dec. i5.-Arr sIoop Mary, Elwcll, Bal.
timore schr Regia, Saunders, Esstport 10. No
Of var brig Young Emulous, formerly the Nauiilu 81
was At anohor onder Ca,npo Bello. The Americans
aud Englisr on tie lines were very friendly. A
srle! guarsl iskept at T.. port Pat into Portland *
ssiicl again Dec IL, for Boston. in co with aboGt
~ sail Of aslers. insny OF which were bound 40
Boston.
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CINcINNATr1.Deo. S

N. CINcINYhTTI, Dec. S.
a young man from Fort Defiance who passed
through this place few days ago, informs us, that
Logan, the Indian Chief, with two other Indians,
went out as spies, fell in with another party Of eight
indians,about 90 miles below Defiance Loean's par
~ freed, fred, and eseh killed an Indian. Logan
IN attempting to take the scsps, was shot through
the body. and one Of his Companions through tie
hips-they all three, however, got into Defance-
Logsn's wound 10 pronounced mortai-slIould Il
prove so, Shall, in him. sustain great loss GEN
Winchester still remained At tie Rapids.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

British prisoners, irappears, require more
force, m many instances, to compel them
to SO to Halifax than was necessary to get
them Into our possession. Frequent & des-
perate attempts have been made OH Car
tells, one from this place and another from
Boston, topreyent gong back to the British
government. Mud OF the prisoners lately
carried into New-LondOn from the Macedo-
Man, We hear that great part. have made
their escape. Their desire of liberty is un-
doubiedly very natural, and could it DC in.
duiBed otherwise than at our expense, we
shold have no objection TO les ample graft
hcation' But the release Of cur fellow CT
uzens from English prison ships requiring
the exchange aud delivery Of An equal mum
Der OF Brtons III our possession, it Is incun,
bent on every American to favor OF compel
the return otthe captivos whom the fortune
u war has thrown in our power.
Columbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

The Revd. Mr.. John II Rice will preach at the
Capitol to morrow at II O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

TIE defendant Benjamin B. Ford, not hay.
ing entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules ofthis Court, and it appearing by sa.
tisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant
of this country: It is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the first day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plain
tilt; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for two months uccessive-
ly and posted at the front door of the Capitol,
in the said City.
ACopy--Teste,
wM. W. HENING, &C.
July so. wSw.
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Sept. 18th, 1919.
CoancR Chamber, So. leM, 1sl2.

The Clerks of the different county and
corporation courts are hereby required to
forward to this Department statement
showing the number of acting Magistrates
IN their respective counties and corporations,
and the number of copi, S of the LIST and 2nd
volumes OF the Revised Code of the laws OF
this Commonwealth, with which they have
been furnished, to enable the Executive TO
make such distribution of the additional
copies thereof, authorised TO be purchased
by an act OF the last General Assembly, as
the said act contemplates.
good opportunity will present itself in
a short time OF forwarding the above state
ments, by members of the General Assem-
bly,, who are requested to be SO obliging as
to take Charge OF them.
II. WIN. ROBERTSON, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Notice.

The Reverend Dr. MIouEL, Apostolical
Missionary, delegated by the Most Reverend
Archbishop Carroll of Baltimore, to open
aud institute the Roman Catholic Worship
in the metropolis of Virginia, gives notice to
all his Catholic brethren, in Richmond and
vicinity, that lac has provided Chapel lin
ID. street, in the house formerly called the
Brick Academy until means arc obtained
for the building of a Church, and that he
has opened book of subscription for the
maintenance of the Catholic worship. He
expects that ali his brethren will call on him
and manifest their zeal for the establish
ment, and support oftheir old and Holy Re-
ligion, and that good men of All denomina-
tons will favour an establishment which
will certainly add to the prosperity of thi.
city.
Richmond, Seht. II. At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

FOR SALE-THE HOUSE wherein reside
with the Square of Lots s improvements there
on.-If not sold previous to- Thursday the 25th
OF November next, it will on that day be rented
on the premises, TO the highest bidder for term
of years at which time will be offered for sale
by public auction my Household Furniture, a
Carriage and Horses.
TO RENr-TRE TWO HOUSES next be
low that occupied by Messrs. Ellis and Allan,
fronting on the main street possession TO be
given the first of October next
ALSo-THE HOUSE on the cross stree,
leading to Shockoe Warehouse, now occupied
by Mr.. Samuel Dyer possession to be given the
first of September next
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, 18th Aug. 1912. IF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

HE subscriber very grsteialiy returns his
sincere thaSks TO sesssrous public for the
liberal encouragement be lfssreeeived in TIN
Grocery line and more particularly in tho Cordi.
al1Business, and takes this method OF Informing
his friends and the public in general that he
still continues the Grocery and Cordial Busi-
ness at his former stand. and hopes By assidui-
~ and attention, TO merit a share of public pa
tronage. lie will keep constantly on hand, "a
general assortment of Groceries, and q constant
supply of Cordials OF the best quality by whole
sale and retail as he means 10 attend more psr-
ticularly to the manufacturing Of Cordial than
formerly, he will az al times De able 80 furnish
bis former customers, & those who may pieosc
20 favor him with their commands. Cordials IL
possible,of better quiity than formerly, at the
following prices, VIZ. A. OIL, IS. Is. Sd, and %.
per gallon All orders and favours gratefully
acknowledged by the public's obedient servant,
T. TALAkGE:
P.s. He will keep constant supply OF rec,
tilted Whisky.
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1912. wl2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
BROAD-ROCK
FALL RACES,
VIII commence on Tuesday, The 29M day
Of September.


FIRsr DAY-Will be run for an elegant sill
yer Cup, worth 1875 dollars runn:Ag two mile
heats, carrying weight for age, agreeable to
the weights OF the course: Entrance to be
proportioned agreeably to the number Of hor-
ses that start.---Ais0, will be run the same
day, at four o'clock in the evening, a post
Sweep stake, forthree years old Colts and ill
lies, running mile heats, carrying 90 lbs. on
each: Entrance fifty dollars, play or pay, and
to close 22d September no colt will be per-
mitted to start for this Stake, that ever won q
Sweep-stake; three or more to make a race
Those who wish TO become subscribers to this
Stake, may do % by letter, or otherwise, to
the Proprietor of the Course.
SECOND DAY-The Jockey Club Purse Of
700 dollars, four mile heats.
THIRD DAY--Thc Proprietor's Purse for
200 dollars, three mile heats.
The Subscribers to the Jockey Club are re.
qucstcd 70 be pointed in paying up their sub.
scriptions on or before the day of rsnning.-
Those few delinquents to tie two former ra-
ces of the present Club, are requested to pay
up their subscriptions, on or before the first
days racing, 20 Maj. VIM Ball, Treasurer for
the Club; in case Of failure, their names will
be posted The usual toll will be collected AZ
the gates each day. Stables and litter tor race.
horses gratis.-1hc Proprietor informs those
who send race-horscs, that he can furnish them
with plenty of prime, old fodder, should they
want, for their race-horses.
JOHN WORSHAM,
Proprietor IF tie Course.
iBroafRock, dug. 81. w4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

a MAN, that has gone by the name Of
y SAMUEL WALDEN, by profession Car
penIer, lately died in the county OF King vii
liam, in the State of Virginia, intestate, posses
sed OF Real anG Personal Estate-'The admins
tration on his Estate has been granted to me by
the Court OF the said county. lie has no known
relations in this part OF the country. Any per
sons that may be related to the said Walden <
entitled to 4 distribution of his Estate, are de
sired TO make the same known to me residing
in the said county.
JOHN IL. WALKER, Admir-.
IF Samuei IPa!ien, deed.
May 18th, 1912. 6mp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

TSV1E subscriber has renewed his Office {,
a the Market house, where he continues {,
buy and sell on commission all kinds OF Stock
ALSO Tobacco, Flour, &c. And will be- AZ
all times ready to sell at public auction be
fore the Bell Tavern, or in the morning at
the Market House, Houses, Lands, Furni-
ture, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise, Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species Of property that
may be offered ~ Advances Of cash made
if required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker u HcAdNe Master,
Richmond, Virginia
N. b Ais stated hours in the Office will b.
from to O'Clock \. II. and from 4 to o.
glock p. n. u, s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

IN CHANCERY--Fluvdnna County Court. sr,6.
9Th, 1912.
John Quarles, Stephen Mayo, William Giles &
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Rhodes, one of
the Children, and heirs OF George Rhodes.
decd. PitfS.
Elizabeth Smith, late Elizabeth Rhodes and wi
dow OF John Smith, decd. Mary Parrish
daughter OF Jesse Parrish, and Mary his
wiIe, late Mary Rhodes, Abraham Price, and
Susanna his vile, late Susanna Rhodes, Hen
ny Rhodes, John Myers and Martha his wife,
Iate Martha Rhodes, Williams Rhodes, and
Elizabeth Thomas, which Elizabeth Smith,
Susanna Price, Henry Rhodes, Martha My.
ers, William Rhodes, are children and to-
gether with said Mary Parrish, grand
daughter, heirs of the said George Rhodes,
decd Defs.
THE defendants Mary Parrish, John Myers
and Martha his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this Court, an,,
1t appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that
they are not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth.
on motion of the plaintiffs by their Counsel, 1t
IS decreed and ordered, That the said defen.
dants Mary Parrish, John Myers and Martha
his wife, do appear here on the first day Of &c.
tober Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill ;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond and continued for two months sue
cessiyely, and also posted at the front door of
the Courthouse ofthis county.
ACopy-Teste,
Aug. 8. w8w'
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MANAGERS.
@. & r. WAITE


Having made large contract with the Mana.
gers for Tickets in the above Lottery, ASSURE
their friends and Lottery adventures generally.
that this Lottery will be punctually drawn and
Prizes punctually paid, ana that they will pro-
mote and aid and assist in the Sale of Tickets
IN it IN preference TO any other in the u S.
for this object they have forwarded tickets to
most OF their asen5eyn the Union, and whilst
the Lottery is drawing they will also forward
once week, the whole Of the Numbers drawn,
both Blanks and Prizes, contained in small
NEWSPAPER they publish weekly, at two dol
lars per anum, entitled the Weekly Messenger.
After the above Lottery is over, G. z e.
WAITE viii turn tAch whole attention to the
next New-Nork Union College Lottery.--Their
Offices are in New-York, at No. 81 and at No
80, Maiden.Lane, in Baltimore, at the Corner
Of Market 8. Charles-street, in Albany, at No.
%, State-street
AZ each of which places they will promptly
execute all orders in the BOok-Selling and
Stationary line, and Of all genuine and warran.
ted Patent mcdicines.-LetterS, (post paid) du-
ly attended to.
" Tickets in the above Lottery for sale al
the Office OF the Virginia Argus, Richmoud-
Price Of Tickets S1l--but will advance to SIP
on the 2sth Sept.
Sept. 8. 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
3 Prizes of 10000 dollars,
9 do. of 5000 dollars,
2 do. of 5000 dollars,
a DO. of 1900 dollars,
10 do. of 1000 dollars,
Besides great Dlany Of 500, 100, so, 90
and 5000 Of IL dollars each.

BeSidcS great Dla7ly oT 500, 100, so, 20
and 5000 Of IL dollars each.
The Scheme ofthis Lottery differs very ma
terially from that Of others it not only con-
tains by far the greatest number of Capital Pri-
zes, but are all floating, with single excep
tion,) and may come out of the wheel at any
period of the drawing therefore, those who
buy tickets Immediately, will have chance of
ALL the Prizes. The tickets are nearly all
sold and contracted for they may be procur-
ed at any of the Lottery-Oifices in Baltimore,
New York, Philadelphia, Savannah, Charleston,
Richmond, Georgetown, Boston, Providence,
View Port, Hartford, New Haven, New-Loadon,
&c. &C.
The Managers have given bonds to the state,
for the faithful drawing and payment of Priz-
es
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
BALTIMORE HosPiTAy.

~ e. .
July 9th. 1872.
The board of Visitors ofthc BAl.qrMoRE
have tho satisfaction To inform
the public, that the lnstltution is nov in c,,-
ceilent order for the reception Of such Pa
tlents, as may be admitted its care. The
lNFIRMARY or that part of the Hous, iu-
tended for the use of the sick generally, is
50 lar completed, as to accommodate i'm the
most comfortable manner upwards of one
hundred Patients: and the centre building
which contains large number of spacious
apartments, calculated particularly Tor pri-
vate Patients, is in state of forwardness,
and Will be soon finished.
The ASYLUM erected for Lunaticks Is
completely finished, and is certaa ily not sur
passed by any in the United States, either.
tor comfort or convenience. The rooms in
tended for Deranged Persons are large and
well ventilated, and constructed in such a
manuer, as to be cool and pleasant in sum-
iner, and to be made perfectly warm and a.
ereeable during the cold weather.
The Visitors have also the pleasure to
state, that Mr. and Mrs. Gatchel, the stew.
ard and matron of the Hospital, have during
their residence In the Institution, afforded
them repeated opportunities of witnessing
their care and attention TO the Patients, and
from their long experience in the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital, and the high recommends
tons they hare brought with them, every
reliance may be placed on their exertions
to give satisfaction.
A suitable number Of Nurses have been
provided to attend ON the SICK and the In
stitution is furnished with every comfort ne
cessary. tor the patients, or which NAV be
ordered for them by the attending PhySi-
clans.
The situation of the Hospital is high and
healthy, the wafer excellent, and the pros
pect handsome. Around it is spacious
yard shaded by forest and other trees, now
enclosing with a brick wall and attached TO
IT large Garden aboundi n; with veeeta-
bles of every kind.
The following gentlemen have charge Of
the Medical and Surgical departments of the.
lnstitutiCa,
attending Physicians.
Doc ors Colin Mackenzie
James Smyth.
attending Surgeon.
DIR. William Gibson,
Consulting Physician8
Doctors George Brown;
Miles Littlejohn,
John Coulter,
John Campbell Whites,
John Crawford,
solomon BIrkheadS
p. Chatard,
John Cromwell,
Ashton Alexander.
Visitors Qf'the HosE:taL.
John Hilen,
James Mosher,
William M'DonalS,
William Ross,
Jacob Miller.
Applications for admission may be made.
to either of the Visitors, or to the ATTENDING.
Physicians.
~ The E. tors of the Maryland Reput..
| .tcaa Santl Gazette AZ Annapolis, Gazette uh
fredericktown, Herald at Hagers,own, Ma
tiHnal Intclligencer at Washington, Hcrala
at Alexandria, Virginia Argus at Richmond.
Republican at Petersburg, City Gazette az
Charleston, and the Republican Ledger as
Savannah, will please to insert the above adj
vertisement once week for eight weeks.
and send in their accounts to the Office ofthe
Baltimore American for payment.
July Z. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24


TyVHE Subscriber offers for sale, a general as
Il sOrtment Of well chosen GOODS, consist
ing ofsuperlne, fine & coarse Cloths, CassiTneres,
Swansdowns, Flannels, variety Of Linevand
Cotton Goods, among which are, about 5000
worth Of american manufactured Bed Ticks,
blue mixed, striped, < plain white Cloths 6, Cot
ton Yarns, < variety ofHARDWARE & CUT.
LERY-Also constantly on hand, Crates Of Ware,
Wrought and Cut Nails, Paints, Glass, Cotton
Cards, Old Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Country
Wine, Apple & Peach Brandy, Pork, Fish, Tar,
Lime & Lumber.
ALSO-JUST RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool filed Salt,
40 Iihds. Loaf Sugar,
90 Bills Brown ditto,
Is lihds. excellent Molasses,
IS do. Whisky,
90 Tons Iron, 10 tons Castings assorted,
200 doz. fine ivory Combs,
10 Bales Georgia Cotton,
10 Bags Pepper,
All Of which vii! be sold low for cash, or coun.
try produce
0r liberal price will be given for MAN
who is good CARRIAGE DRIVER, and un.
5erstands the management Of Horses.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
May IL. If
\ %. Wanted Five Thousand Pounds Bills
on England. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

TOE RENT, new, fire proof, brick TENE,.
4 MEN /, three stories high, strongly bu it
situated on the main or e. street, oDoosite the
BHll-rdvern, well calculated for a Cirocerv on
Vendue Store. If not rented shortly wiz
take in GOODS on STORAGE. Enquire of the,
subscriber at the Falling Garden
JAMES LOWNES.
- Also for Rent,-TWO ROOMS, suita-
bic for Offices, in the above building--cntry
from Cross or 18Th street.
9Th Mo- 81 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
NOTICE.

ME co-partnership of Piffnsan G Wooa,on
L expired on the LIST nst.-rhose indebted
TO the concern are requested to come forward
immediately for m adjustment of their accounts.
AZ likewise their creditoFs-Wiliam Woolson
alone is authorised to close TIE business, or
such as he nay appoint in sis absence
THIS. PITTMhN
WM WoODS0N.
n B: Thomas Pittman having purchased the
remaining Stock of Goods of the above, he will
sell them low for cash, or short credit to pune
tual people.
New-Canton, Sept. 8, 1912. wSt.