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COMMUNICATION.

THE WISE, THE VIR7UoUS e TEE BRAyE.
1t was usual, in the times OF. the antent
Republics, when period of extreme danger
/ occurred, to seek amid the haunts of retire
ment, for those citizens, no III cases of ST.
mlar exisence, had rendered eminent servi-
ccs othe State.
l0e moment his arrived, when the Ameri-
can Republic may be fairly considered, as in
sSOatioh OF extreme danger, whether we
advert TO the general condue. Of other nations,
~0 our immediate relation herewith. Il
g0uio seem that Peace, could not be much
O.SSf preserved with honor. and that War,
VIE us 2te.ntant caiamties must be the last
pie.
II Inc pcn, which is now bluated, by the
M . q Tong, and unavaiiing negotiation, is
: y taid Gown, and the sword taken up in its
aaU.s II The smiling joys of Peace, are to
81 piacc 10 the ruthless din of War. Then
= OeeOfaes the People of the States, firm in
'e principles, winch led to their Independ-
ivy aud emnIous OF the heroic fame of their
I11''S' 10 rouse the warlike genius of their
,S -', IS band of brothers, to rally around
s' g. ailas q Public Liberty, and defecd the
M ue q Domeslic happiness.
,r fsY 'ee Sisdo,, Of our Rulers, avert this
~ alternative OF their Erlnness be prepar-
aSet 1t. War, the worst of human E.
| 'oCe avoided So long as forbearance
r., '"'"f' oil tie Liberties OF America, have
| purchased at So dear = rate. and their
Of n.~A has produced such an enjoyment,
,Aen openly ,T and happiness, that TO yield
base, . s%aout a struggle would at once be
PAGE &C ' anusnly, stain upon the proudest
Chen lOaf hstary, and blot upon the escut-
r. % our Fathers G.me.
peIoa Whether War, is or is not, at this
ne.rs REQUISITE, or Necessary, forms by no
is ser,' ,ne OBJECT of this paper. Certain it
%ep;c., G !, 70 tie wisost maxims, that to
VS. Feace We siAould be prepared fer
With :. a0o the bes; Treaties, are those made,
T. eNord in h,ta,l.
cal, fr.,s PREPARATION, should not the executive
pa.in.,.N " 'he best energies of our country, by
tic ,;r,, s0illacd, In tic hands OF TIE /" wise,
a4aa.r T9es' and the brave" around whose
hler ~ ~ 'Gid rally, not the needy adven.
proo;.a ~feigr renegade, but the youth and
via ~, = our Land. plants which have grown
slsengra hFow''' and strengthened with the
Ir,Es ~ - = 'aerlcanI. Liberty.
Of pas. i-&seutiye viii lock into the history
golden : % The 9ra of Washington: that
q our country. He will find, to
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

T. j =
THURSDAY, February s, 1912
TREPoRYED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Findlcy presented memorial from
sundry Citizens Of Pennsylvania, praying al
alteration in the post-effce laws, SO as not to
infringe the Sabbath. Referred as before
The speaker laid before the house COM
munication from the Treasurer, containing the
accounts of that Office, and of the navy and
war accounts with it, from Oct. !, 1910, to
Oct. /, 1911 Laid on the table.
The committee of ways and means obtain
ed leave to sit tc day during the session OF the
house.
On motion of Mr.. Poindexter the house
proceeded to consider the resolution offered
some time since, 10y him, instructing the coma
mittee of ways and means to enquire into the
expectancy Of preventing the corporation OF
New Orleans laying tax on boats descend
ing the Mississippi laden with articles the
growth produce or manufacture of the United
States. Resolution adopted.
Mr.. Wright offered the following resolution
Resolved, that committee be appointed to
enquire into the expediency of rendering the
REPRESENTATIVES Chamber more convenient tor
the despatch of public business, and Tor H.
nishing the same. Carried, and committee
of FIVE appointed,
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4 ,,sn arrest of fifty millions OF
vould s. ,,,aI have on the pecuniary re-
our CT .,.d;ts Of our country. BY means
sOarce ,,lsss banks established through
ofthc IT, "a States, all the floating specie
Oui '' a,,,,it, have been drawn to those
4 ol IDe rnere almost all the gold and
rs''i'S y. land arc collected, and made the
lsNs' ..sd;t by which Our country is IN
D'''' 9th a paper currency Bs'nks hold
apo''ss i, &c the country--and bank directors
% 1 rome the lords Of the society," fyranls-
D''' !, !, debasing and corruptlng It. Our.
us b.s become almost wholly depend
c0D'' i, aans--ueither ships orcargoes can
e''S ,,,.ssd tiki they unlock their hidden
= ID Owe to their friends s favorltes the
'' f,saing. But the banks In turn are de-
,se success Of mercantile adren-
his oply fiom such success they can
- a.,a;nthose s1ccess,e supplies OF spe-<
W s.a,y 10 maintain the creditor their pa
;s.,rs. Suppose these returns suddenly
suppose their paper, In the state OF
~ pesessarily produced BY the effects
..,h : war, shall be suddenly brought
II them, md the gold and silver demand
!, ! Exchange, who Can calculate the
....,arssces What bank will be able to
r.,, such demands Though rich IN debts,
aid ucll secured BY property, yet the want OF
those metals, Indispensable to tie credit OF
their paper, viii produce stoppagc OF pay
nent Who can calculate the consequences
f.,,eh 3 mortal stab to credit This pecu-
lar CONDITION. Of our country renders 1t dou-
bly vulnerable 10 maritime enemy, and the
most ruinous effects must follow a war WITT
,ha nation who rules the sea. Let us then a
void surh war, let rs not seek aud provoke 1t;
let US retrace those steps, as fast as 1t can be
dOne with honor, which have conducted us to
The present periious crisis. HFrance requires
us to Join herin the war against Britain, Spain
and portusal-rot being bound to dc so-let
us boldly refuse If she attack us in conse-
quence, we shall be happily relieved from all
obligations TO her, and may again comhlstelu
rssm that position where Washington left
US, and from which Jefferson unzvlssly removed
u.s.
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Bryan Hampson & Co.

Bryan Hampson & Co.
HAYE. JU9I9RACEIIEO e FOR SALx,
50 bushels new Cover Seed, ~
90 ihds N < Rum,
10 TONS first quality Country Hemp. and
4o kegs nice Butter, in shipping order.
FEBRUARY ~
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- AN awas from the suDscrl0cr on Eli.
IL dsy morning last, black man named
GLASGOW ,onc of the most artin negroes
in Vi,g MIA his complexion rather light.
very iud of chat, and very impudent; he 10
about IS years of age, stout made, about S
feat or inches in height, has very thick
iiIas and fiat nose, and scar over his left eye.
Had OH when he went away a blue broad
cloth coat with buttons on the cuffs before,
blue pant aluols much worn, fur hat, but his
cunning will probably induce him to change
them 1t is probable some Of his white &C.
quaintance will give him pass to 80 to
Maryland by the way of Hooe's ferry, or to
alexandria. The above reward will be given
In the following manner, viz. if taken within
the vicinity OF this town, 10 dollars-if a.
bove twenty miles, $ eolars-if above thirtv
mics, 80 dcl!ars-and if above 100 miles, or
out OF the state 50 toilars, and all reasona-
bic charges paid by
Seth Barton.
All persons are prohibltsu under Ike pen.
atty of the law, from harboring, or in any
manner conceaiing or aiding said slave,
either by land or water. SB.
fredericksburg Feb. ILL., 81
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For PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore fue MSuianceCom

ME Board Of Directors of the Balti-
4 more Fire Insurance Company, taking
into consideration the utility of having an
Agent in this place, by offering greater "a.
eility to those inclined to cover their proper.
ty, in their office, have appointed the sub.
scriber their Agent. Th'se who are desir-
Gus OF awaiting themselves of this method
OF securing their properly. will have every
necessary information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February IL dsw
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
The folIowsng Tracts of Land,
TO WIT
st. EDWARDS, HARRISON9S PL.dLNS,
BOSTON, COMMONS, e TOMPXIyN.
S0NS LONG LoOKED-FOR--
u ENG IN body, ard rorming his resi-
- dencc on the Potomac river, lust above
Maryland Point, in Charles County. about
IS or SO miles below the city of Washing
ton, containing about $50 acres, well adapt
cd 20 the growth of grain, tobacco, &c -
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
timber; 1t lies perfectly level {; excellent
fish & crabs in their seasons. The improve
ments are, a tOIerab!e comfortable dwelling
house with tour rooms below and one allows
stairs piazza In front, kitchen, meat house.
milk house and dairy large barn, with
granary, carriage house, and stables for six.
teen horses under the same roof; good O..
yerseers' house, spring of most excellent
water within so yards of the kitchen door.
One other Tract about four
mic. from the Potomac, on the main road
leading TO TWO ferries, containing between
$50 and a acres, well known by the name
Of the " 1rat )" a good stand for country
store and tavern. The improvements are,
good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary.
Two other Tracts adjoining,
containing rs acres, called +" Hadson's Lis.
ahtoiutment and the Land Of Liberty"
WILL ALSO SELL
My one-hird part of Tract of Land CALI
cd " William and James." but generally
known by the name of Indian Zowa," lying
on Nanjemoy Greek, about two and half
miles from its mouth. This land lies level,
and is inferior to few tracts, if any, for the
fertility of it's soil in the production of grain,
tobacco, &c and is well worth the attention
of any person wishing to purchase small
farm of about $50 or 800 acres excellent
fish at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance; wild fowl plenty,
& III perfection during. the fail and winter
months
IF those lands are not previously disposed
of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at MIR. Pye's tavern, in The town
of Port obacco, on Wednesday, the lsth
day of March next, when the terms VIII be
made known / have deemed it unnecessary
to more particular in describing them' as
any person wishing to purchase, apPre-
bend, would first view them.
William D. Harrison.
St Edwards, IAN. 9-is dtisthAarca
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ST. Andrews Society.

A stated quarterly meeting Of the st. An.
drews Society, will be held at the house OF
Mr. D. MsDougall, on Tuesday evening next,
the 18th inst. Roll call at P. M.
By order of the President.
Donald Macleod, Sec'ry.
February "A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13
Thirty Dollars Reward.


ELOPED from the subscriber on the nigh,
Ia Of the eth inst. a negro man, by the
name of IAMKS; black, stout, and about Gas
supposc) five tcct six or seven inches high /;
had ON when h. left this, blue Coatee and
Panta!oons, and probably cotton stamped
Waistcoat, considerably worn, a dark mixed
Surtout Coat, also much worn. Having missed
at TIE same time pale Elaci Dog OF the bull
breed, tho not at the largest size, strongly
suspect he has taken the dog with him the
dogs name ThU!deus he, think, has some
white about his breast, belly and legs The
dog is valuable TO me. l bought James at a
public sale at the Bell Tavern, in this city, on
the Sd of October last he was brought here by
Mr. John Belfeid, of Richmond county, and was
las am iniormed) lately the property of Mr..
Sydnor Beltield, of the same County, in the
Northern neck, near Catpoint ferry on Kappa.
hammock Greek, where am inclinetlto thinl, he
will aim for, tho its probable he may attempt
TO get otfon board some vessel. / forewarn I'll
captains of vessels taking him away in case
they, do. they may expect to be treated with the
rigor of the law. I will give thirty dollars
for the delivery Of the boy and the dog to me in
Richmond, or twenty dollars for the boy, and
ten for the dog.
Richmond, Jan. 10th, 1872. If
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Millinery and Misunderstanding

MARY SOUTHGA'rE-M &
WI MANTUA-MAKER, in the store
lately occupied by Aubin Laforest as Grocery.
and opposite to that of Robert Nelson SxCo. f.
Street, Richmond, is thankful for the encour-
agement which has been awarded to her exer-
tons since she commenced business, and re-
specially informs The Ladies of Richmond and
its vicinity, that She has just opened CHOICE
ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE MILL
merry, and having made arrangements with a
mouse at New YORK for regular supply of the
the same, together With the prevailing fashions
there, she henceforth holds herself able to fur
nish her friends with whatever they may want
in her line, on the most uncxccptionable terms
and to MAKE DRESSES according to the
NEWEST FASHIONS, or such as may be han
ded to her for imitation, IN the best manner, and
on the shortest notice.
Richmond, Jan. 9, 1912. III
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Charlotte Court, 4th Eoven,6er, f8fi.
Edward Dennis, Plaintiff, \ In
Against
John L. Lcssicur, Asa Davis and 1Hs"'s'T
Charles Raine, Defendants.
The defendant, John H. Lessieur, not having
entered his appearance according 70 tie act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and it sli-
pcaring TO the satisfaction of the court that he
is rot an inhabitant Of this state, on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney it is ordered thst
he appear here on the first day Of March court
next and enter his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing
the decree Of the court and tata copy Of this
order be inserted in one Of tic newspapers
printed ir Richmond Tor two months success
siyCly and posted at the front DOR o. tic court
house OF the said county.
4 copy, Testc,
Lw5tl THOMAS READ, Cle :.
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virtue Of deed Of trust
~ bearing date the Sd day of July, 1902
and recorded in the unity court of Gooch
land the 18th of July, 1902, will be sold, for
ready money, ON ,h4 "remises, the 4th day o.
May next, that valuable, and well known
TRACT OF LAND called Elk Hill, in tn,
county OF Goechland, lying OH James River,
containing S07 acres, more or less, or so much
.nereof rs will be sufficient to pay the ar.
rcarrages now due.
THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Feb. /, 1912. wtds.
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@ AMJGL C. ADAMS, !. now receiving frora
- New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the
10 lowing articles, viz Tea and Coffee Urns;
P.atcd Candlesticks silver edged and plain, ia
banned Candlesticks Ivory handle Knives and
Forks, Bone and Buck handle dc. do; Plate
Warmers Dish Stands Knife Cases Tea
Trays; Bread and Knife Trays; Britannia Tea
Pots; Table Casters Footmen and Chatting
Dishes Silver, Tortoise Shell and Steel Srects-
Giles; Ivory and Horn Combs Morocco Pocket
Books Curtain Pins assorted; Hated Saddierv
md Gig Mounting; English and American
saddle Frees; Whips assorted Girth Web
Curtain Fringe assorted Saddle Nails Car.
pcntcr'; Planes assorted; Brass top Fcnderi
With nobs do. plain and jointed Shoveis,
longs and Pokers; Crates Brass mounted and
plain; Files assorted; Castings dc; Mails.
Nail Rods, Hoop, Bar and Sheet Iron Shot,
Sheet and Bar Lead; Window Glass. : u 0-t
~ lo-9by lilo By l2-12 by ,4-te b. Is
--f2 by 10 and ~ by IS; Wheat Fans and
Selves; Piows, Screen and Riddle Wire Lime
and Coal Screens, &C.
Which added to his former Stock, cornyoses
general assortment OF ironnoasery, Cutlery.
Plated and BRASS Ware, and are offered fer sale
OH moderate terms
or CASH given for OLD BRASS, COPPER,
PEWTER and LEAD.
Richmond, Dec IS, 1911. (w8w)
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Charlotte Court, Sd Dee 1911.
James Morton, PITT.
AGAINST
Robert Smith s. Robert Clark, DTS.
IN cHAEGERY.
'ENt1E Defendant Robert Smith not havin~
IL entered his appearance according to Tie
Act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
& it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this state, on
the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney, it
is ordered that he appear here on the first
day OF March Court next and enter his APP
pearance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree of the
CORTLAND that copy of this order be in
serted in one OF the newspapers printed in
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the court house of
the said county.
A copy-Teste.
THoMAsREAD, C. c.
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Notice.

YVlOSE who have claims on the estate of
Hardaman Royster, deed. arc requested
to exhibit them to William Fenwick, Of Man
chester; and such as are indebted thereto.
are requested to make immediate payment
to him, without delay the situation of the
estate admitting Of 10 indulgence. So soon
as they can be prepared, copies of the ac-
counts of the latter will be deposited with
Mr.. Isaac White, in Richmond-to whom, or
to Mr.. James Bream, payment may in the
mean time be made.
JANE ROYSTER, Adm'rx.
Manchester. 9Th Oct. 1911. (tfO
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Vol 8
And view of the Progress Of Society, from the
Peace Of Paris 1868, to the treaty of Ami
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l.. L. y.
The History OF Great Britain, from 1853
This period comprises the whole of the
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and Holland, terminated by the peace OF
17S3--the rise, progress and suspension Of
hostiiities connected with the French Re
volution, till the Treaty os Amiens in 1902.
The History or France, Spain, and South Of
Europe, during the same period.
Holland, Germany, Turkey, Poland, and tho
North Of Europe.
A Survey Of the Progress OF Society in Eu-
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In this rare work is comprised notice Of
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feet on the affairs Of the world for thirty-nirc
years.
Gentlemen possessed either Of the Ameri
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VII tind this additional volume perfectly II
inform wi1ll their sets. il is the 9th volume
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100 Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY 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.
Jack is small mulatto man about 40 or so
years of age, his hair inclined tobe straight :;
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
neP Hcstler and Carriage driver; Betty is a
large muiatto woman, inclined Is te very
heshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to; she is between 80 and SIS years of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, Ii or Is.
years of age, very cross-eyed, has a 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 APP with buff, one Of which was
nearly new, and number of other clothes
Betty and Fanny carried with them
number of good clothes, not rccollected.
They will no doubt attempt TO pass as free,
and probably will he lurking about Rich
mond, where Betty has a Brother and her
mother laing both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. All
masters of vessels and others are cautioned
gainst conveying away. or in any way har-
bouTing said slaves ct their peril.
l will give the above reward if secured in
any Jail SO that / get them again, or 80
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 2zd, 1911. (tf
n. b. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
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Valuable property for Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
ana ~ occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by MIR. William Fenwick also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occunied
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House IN this city-Two hundred and fftv
acres Land in Campbell county, and I.o,
IN Port Mayo deem it unnecessary to DE-
scribe the advantages attached to this proper
~, as presuiAe those that wish to purchase
VIII we" the same. Two thousand dollars.
10 cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
20 Pr
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
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FOR SALE

NY Property in The City of Richmond. on
I'VE Cary's Street, Immediately opposite the
Rock Landing and adjoining Shockoe creek.
Commencing in, and including 10 feet of
Pivot Alley, running back 1873 feet-thence
to Shockoe creek 1917 feet-thencc parellel
with the creek 100 feet-thencc up Cary's
street 202 feet to the beginning.
On TINS LOT are several valuable improve
ments; the local situation of this ground, rem
ders it o desirable object TO those. who wish
to vest money in such property--its conve-
nince 10 navigation makes It capable of being
improved to great Observation-Disclosures
may here be furnished with valuable and
convenient situations for lumber houses. &c
sc. 90
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Richmond, 18th November, 1911. (til