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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28
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the declarati ion OF war, have determined to com
nence the publication of daily paper, on the
Erst day of January next, to be called
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LIGENCER.
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as the National Intellgcncer, of quality
equal. if not superior, TO any printed in ths uni
en- and will contain more new matter than is
usually found in daily papers
The terms of subscription will be Ten Dol
ars per annum, to be paid IN advance No
paper to be continued for one day alter the
time expires for which it is SO paid in adj
vance.
Advertisements will be charged at the
same rate as i, now charged By other printers
m this district.
The National Intellig elcer
VIII be printed az usual, three times week,
with this difference, that it will be less an
numbered with advertisements, and of course
afford greater mass Of interesting matter to
its readers than at present which will render
still more valuabls to its pstrcas paper, VIII 'ch
is already the cheapest printed in the United
States
Those who are desirous Of becoming sub
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Dec. Is
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By THE GOVERNOR or THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A Proclamation.

NTHFRRAs il has b.-n rrP~esenreit-to The
W Executive, that q certain DANIEL
BEACH, did, on the 22nd Nov. 1872, MUIR
DER Thomas Kagbt. Of the county Of StSf
ford, snd said BEACH having aAscondea, or
concealed himself, so that I've cannot be found !:
al do, with the advice of the Council Of state,
hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to any person or persons, who
shall apprehend and safely lodge within any
Jail Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the
said DANIEL BEACH, so that he may be dealt
with as the law directs /; and do moreover re-
quire ell the Magistrates, sheriffs, sergeants
and Constabes, and exhort the good people Of
this Commonwealth TO use their best ende,-
vors 70 arrest the said DANIEL BEACH, so
that he may be brought to justice.
GiVsn under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal of the Commonwealth
at Richmond, this 9th day Of Deem
q. ~ Der, in the year of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundFed and eclvc,
aud OF the Commonwealth the lilirty-
seventh.
Us BARBOUR.
NIB. DANIEL BEACH is about 80 years
of age, feet or inches higtr, fair com
pIexion, dark hair, grey eyes, high cheek
bones, small beard, soft speech and smiling
countenance. when spoken TO. II is presumed
he has made toward the State Of Maryland, or
District of Columbia.
Dec IA w4w.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation.

WHEREAS it has been represented TO
w the Executive, that a certain PETER
RiPPETS, who l.tely stood committed for tri-
al to the Jail Of the county of Botetourt, charg
ed with the crime ofHORSE STEALING, has
BROKEN AND ESCAPED from the sNid Jail !:
Il do, therefore, with the advice Of the Council
OF State, hereby offer y reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS to any person or persons, vino shall
spprehend and safely lodge within any Jail Of
tue Commonwealth of Virginia the said Pc
TER RlPPEIS, so that he may be dealt with
as the law directs and 10 moreover require
all the Magistrates, Sheriffs, Sergeants and
Constsbies, and exhort the good people OF this
Commonwealth TO use their best endesvors 20
arrest the said tETER RiPPETS, so that he
may BE- brought to Justice.
Given under my hand a. Governor, and
under the seal of the Commonwealth
q, Richmond, this 9th day of Deem
O.. So Der, N the year of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and twelve,
and ofthe Common wealth TIE thirty
seventh.
Us. BARBOUR
NIB. PETER RIpPETTs isa vel made
man, of rather dark complexion, short dars
hair, wears ruifed siirts "a the bosoUil has
very sore wrists, occAsioned, as he sAys, By be.
ing hand -cat.ed though they were bhes, and
his opening them too soon, perhaps, WAS the
cause. He appears to be about two or three
and twents years OF age, is = Distilier, and was
raised IN Nelson county, on Piney River.
Dec. 20, 1917. w4w.
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William t!1wan.

aAS Rrc''ycd, large and general 4asor;ment
Of articles N his irse, consisting nf Cod and
SilY~r atchss, ofNl'lrost very description {;
fighi 0sy Clocks ~! Tine pieces; 81. sssort
mont of rash or.,i'l- jewellery; Siver and ri,
al @ecci hrc Sect and Gilt Cleans, llcys X
PsfiS; '~t" great variety OF other sTt'clck-
ttSo eSent 81. plies, ,s,--.l.tl,i :. .<.,.s.
--.rt r''fzs 7 eo!O, Ci.t and SILVER E2Anirt ),
sorl Esot,, ala Cord, ,Yaici. he offers At tlt
law - prices.
II .. WITCHES < CLOCKS Of every de-
scs;atioH, carefully REPAIRED.
Ny g. sw&w3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28

IN cHANCERf-Ia Fiaoasna County Coart,
Nocenr5er 23yd, 1872.
Hannah Lockncy, PltE
AGAINST
Joseph Lunsford and Thomas Angel, Defs.
VIE defendant Lunsford not having en-
i tered his appearance and given securi-
" according 20 the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing to he sa.
tstaction OF the Court that the said defendant
Lunsford is not an inhabitant ofthis Common
wealth, on the motion Of the plaintiff, by his
Counsel, 1t is dcc-eed and ordered, That the said
defendant Lrnsfcrd, do appear here ON the first
day OF February Court next, and answer the
pith's. bill, aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
cd in the City of Richmond, and continued for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also that copy
thereof be posted At the front door of the Court
house of this county.
ACoPy-'reste,
JOHN TIMBEaLAKK, c. r. c..
December 8, 1912. wsw
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden IN the CLERKS Office sftAe Ss.
perisr Court Of ChGneeyy for the Richmond
District, the 12th day Of November, 1872.
James Faulkner, P.;T.
Susan Peyton, widow and reict of John Pey-
ton, decd. the honorable John Brown Judge
of the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Staunton District, Henry J. Peyton and Addi.
son D. Arrnistead, adm'rs. Of the said John
Jeyton, decd. and the said Henry ]. PeytoE
also one Of the heirs of the said John Pey-
tor, decd and the said Addison u. ARMS.
te7d interested in right of his wife Mary VI.
Armistead, late Mary n. Peyton, one Of the
heresses Of the said John Peyton, deed.
Mary II ArTnistead wife Of the said Addison
B. Armistead, John Beyton, Margaret Pey-
ton, Elizabeth Peyton, Francis Peyton ard
Louisa Pcyton, children, heirs and heiresses
Of the said John Peyton, decd. and which
said John, Margaret, Elizabeth, Francis and
Louisa, are inf,nts undor the age Of twenty
one years, Robert Grayson, and Margaret
Susan his wife, late Margaret Susan Peyton,
and John Morrow, Deffs.
THE defendants, Mary n. Arnistssd, and
4 John Peyton, not having entered their ap.
pearAnce and given security according 90 the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
and it appearing by satsiactoryAyidenee, tiai
they arc not inhabitants Of this country: II is
ordered, That the sail defendants 60 appear
ehere on the Goth day of the next term and an
yer tie bill ofthe plaintiR and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in some
rspSper published IN the City Of Richmond
two months excessively anil posted At The
door Of the Capitol in the said CITY.
- A Copy--Teste,
WIZ. w. HRNING
c7 v9w
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GCMNG1I.

INTEND TO OPEN SCHOOL m the 4th dar
of January next what shall learn, will be 4s fol-
lows, viz :-Resling, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
msr, Geography, all kiais of Needle Work,
Psnting, Drawing, and several ether branches ol
work not mentioned; those Who will favor me with
thor Childrcn may rels the strictest ,tteut on
being Paid to their learning; the school viii b. Kept
on the left hand cross street opposite tie Court
House. terms OF tuition will be known by appliea-
ton.
MARY HANTELAIANN.
Nov. 50, 4sts. w5w.
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N.1rICE

GWl|i 10 the death Of Beniamn Arnes.
y O. the ale 6rrV Of hMEs & UNDER
HILL, sde closing of said concern necessarily
deyoiyes or the sloscriber-F nose having
Claims VII p'es Sc mike application, and
those indebted Sili make paymrpt "a
WILLIAM UEDFkRlLL,
Suruiptuss PGft2ier OF thekafe frw of
fms u U~DKRAILL.
Richmond, Oct. .. 1912. wsw.
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1ne m2st obs,inale Conrhs uielI n u.

1ae m'sf obstinate Coughs yield ~.
NE pse?9stesous composition of inilam
nlatcfF drGgs -lhfN disappointment rt
peateS:lt experienced ia nv prsctice, from re
-'rdles, hlgily recOmmcndea. ssitle, 20 my own
pred'spositlcn 20 Polnoai: complaints. ,wcy,
p we tul 'ni,SeT,=,t,, (. "a 4n~ 20 consii,.-.
wse, 'eF command. consulting u vcseisbi,
5ahsts.ess. caob noe b. invented, more free
lam "a veil cGrdei objections o. practitro,,
rs, md better calculated 10 aver, the threaten
int i.cs. rtct'oi. oftUc hugs.
1 20" oter t1 f'ie p',6lic, the result OF wen
= wacs experience on this subject No tx.
rS2tc az trrdtpe has been spa-ed in this com.
position. 1'a, no .nedicinc, TOR c9nsrUpt.vs
snd ssirms,ir complaints has been so .Ucocss
iui ~ W. 'eSef13te Pfi' 'sonic DsseyYs.i, would
~. oec1'ue me 30 ncr ION IN this address,.
He u the 'ttesss ions ~ perso-s, Of tac hiCi,-
est rest'ectabhtt, ofits eflcscy, which sill, be
81, VIZ 20 any persons If he .,ieat anil nc.ea,
song oeniAnd toE It n.y 5e calis! proof, it ~
proved
PREPARED b. mvs,s 4. my Dispeasary,
NortlsmY:o', ,is.
GEORGE ROGERS.
THO s5cr. valuable IIrdicine is offered
VIII -and retail b. TIC .ubscrlbers Al ,hei,
~ ,c'l store, lew DOOR, above tbs BELTS
v-rn, san street, who do not hesitate 10 sa,
eary h-l,rye tids Medicine superior 10 whine
49, Rcscy % any ever before exh,tissd n the
p1Shc; M ~ pAinAnarV complains, AID heir
cciheencc ~ lts sufn.r ori1y is mitch strength
cred b, &c Fsaa; sac it has met with in thc
cute, u Phiiaae! pi.i2, y. York AND Charleston
snd ~ the town Of Boston. and bv the vast
hummer OF certificates cohtnuailv poeriny in
from All parts Of the country to the puapristor.
rom persons having received benefit rom IT,
- ny O Glcjno.t respectable are .our harc!s,
zi'd ready for the prr'issi of th- prblc
VAL & ROGERS.
RAY q. iaf
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J.R CALVERT.
FnnM - 41.pnaI

FROM TIE AURORA.
I-4.}A h-E 6ItCL3C "a NEW SON s
10 more Of yo'r o'stheriug nonsense
Boat the y ;sors Of Old Johnny Bun:
Fil sing YOU 3 song 'p)n nv conscience
Bout Jooss ssd Decatur and Hun
D@i Stpiu h s l"ng, With vexstoa
held w.ih what ms lent piiGe
- u bu.o CiGs as!id na ion
II s ~in'd 10 eoatroul his sat tide
Sing lather AVA j,a,.d and aisy
by my soui, attac g-Toe % ot mob,
In very few nipues-wo' plase ye
BecaSe We take work - he Job
T5rre was i'a7Tes, at va'in'ng and Boosting,
His equa' You'll seldom ,olae near;
Eat HUI be w.xt smoking ano roas ing
IN Pstch'd his proud fiigate GGerr,e Z!
Sucn eain=ut- tO him was 2 VonItr
Which served his proud spirit to croke;
And wren 70 the bottom or thunder
Had sent ker-we laughed at The joke.
Sing Isther away ionteel and aisy,
Draw Hgl, al the game HOB or mob
L. the BOY that viii surrey apeHe ye,
80 wel he can fnsn tue JOB
T'other Day, verse than govt, fit or clolio
The Wasp, with Rodgers Bidd.e ard Jones,
So terribly stung tire noo- Froljc
N iett her out bare tx snd zones
She struck, ut What could she do better;
FOR time. there wis aure 10 de'eY,
Ind ed. it must tsribly fret her
To sec she could not ruu a@ay,
sing la'her away jouteel and aisy,
Brave Jones, ne game hob or noA
l. th leu hat vii su'et7 a,n.z. We,
so welt be can work ~ tisa lob
Now, 70 augment opr brave liUe nav
And 81 to the strfut ~ Il po-b -
Decatur, wlihJut sauce ~ gsayr.
iiss dress'd dLc<aadey 1he G,eo,l
by rly soul, 10 prevent father togb.s
And save disgrtcefu' d1wyrsU.
Since they ini AL es.stsr-c bubble
Tney'ii strike without f-hinr tsul
s.ns !lther aTay jon eel r.. d .i.v.
Decatur. r. play hos or b.
VIII IN fegeBtecn Dnn.,tes arn,zs w.
Hazza twas quick finished Id
III H.syieo coFaI Court. Dec 7fh,1sl,
ORDERED that 80 ShcriF OF ihi. con ID. "a.
ver'i'ee N ,t" pub t. newspaper printed IN ne
city OF Richno1a FIR as ciaimsnis q, come 5. =.
ward AMI exhibit their accouns 1t H. -
court 'Sa'nst the estate Of Jo,u Wooaan ia.
| ceased.
sopr-T-s,e,
J. 3 WHITIGoKE, c,t.
! a G8FHADLY 10 the preceding ORD, RI n.
( h.heb, .reqIes' al persona .,a..
| claims against tho estate % j3su E.arf. TO-.
| ceased 10 exhl0p the same cuiy ..ut,et....,,,I
OF, or by ii-nrico JANUARY Courl mex ensuing.
| iD order that The necrssarv arrsp., f,t,t ., -
be made Tor thei iisciur,e.
vs. IEN FL n,p Sheriff
for GEo. WILSiAMsoS, .. nc
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New Books,

new DOOAs,
Tust reeeivsd sid for s1ie BY 3 PLEASANT
LAWS of the United States, vol. 1Oth, s. ca
Sketches, Historical and Descriptive of
Louisiana-sy Maj. A. Stodd1rd, s Oe
Vivian snO Eniiie de Coulanscs, Tales
by Min Edgcwortn. 7 Oe
Diynring History Of John Bun add
Brother Jonathan a fresh suypiy1 o Is
A new edition Of Morse's Gazetteer, ,
vols. Oe
Ditto, 10. Ccograpbv,
vols. : OF
Married Life; Or, Faults on all sides-a
Novel, IN vols. BY Hiss HOVSrd, 2 g
Parish's Geography, o.
Diamond sonsster, 2 vols. Il
Modern Griselda, aTalc, oy MissRdgs.
worth, o.
The Iqlo Of Palms, aud ether Poems,
by John Wilson, Esq 0,
Dayies's Sermons, z "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-28


I1Y virtue Of two deeds of trust, one exscr,
ID ted by Cole Digges and Mary x. Digscs
his wife, to Eecrre debt due 10 Alexander
Stuart and the other, executed By said Cole
Digges and wife, to secure David Bullock,
viii be sold, TO the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Eagle Tavern, in thi, City, on
Saturday the sixteenth day of January next,
tie following
5 L n Y r. s,
to wit Harry, Abrshsm, Essex, Prissey, Sail.
Sarah and Grace, with their increase. Also,
the remainder ofthe LANDS efthe said Digges,
in the county of W,rw.ck, not heretofore cold,
and which were conveyed by the first mention.
cd deed of trust to secure Alexander Stus~l
-ALSO-
The House & hot,
on shockoe Hill, in the City of Richmond, nov
occupied by MIR. HenryS. Shore, or such part
o. the said Slaves and other property as may
be sufficient 10 discharge th. instalment the
debt 70 Alexander Stuart, which has becom
Due, with interest thereon and the e1pence
this sale.
WILLIAM WRIT, r.
sAWL. GREEkRoW,
December IL. toe.
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s. PLEAsANTs,
ESs jus re- eiUed, a f'esh supply u
Rocks

sons onometry-Thinks-I-lo Myself Gen.
lees Campaigns in the Southern Ststes-Jef
ferson's acknowledgement on Civil Society
Alexander Hsmilton's Works-Pirch's Lsdy's
and Gentieman's Pocket AimsnAcks for 1915
Johnson's Dictionary in Observation-Disclosures
en- Children-with general assortment of Ca
rey's Family bibles.
Doc IL. ".
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IN Horse,

with new Bride, and very good Saddle, a
bout th-ee weeks ago. The Horse is roached
and bobed, had o. but three shoes when lost
He is apt tn kick M. when any person gets on
him, bur goes very wall when mounted PAGES
6ne and canters we'll. Whosoever viii deliver
the said Horse, Saddle and Bride, to Hr.
Richard c. Worsham, at the Bell Tavern, or
ts the subscriber, shall receive TEN DOL
LARS.
THOS HARRIS.
Dec. 17th. St.
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Nov. 50, As1s.

Aessrs. ThonGs Gibson e Robert Gibsog
TAKE NOTICE, That in conformity to an
erder ofthc Superior Court OF CEanc rs for the
Richmond District, made At the February term
Of the said Court, in the year 1911, in the sui,
depending in the said Court, between William
Randolph, plaintiff, and Thomas Gibson ard
Robert Gibson, defendants directing the said
Robert Gibson, To- render an account before one
Of the Commissioners OF the said Court, of the
sums OF money paid to, or for the defendant
Thomas, on account of the property contained
III two deeds referred to in the said Order, OF
on any other account: I shall proceed on the
fith day Of January, 1913, at my own house, in
the county Of Cumberland, to make up the &C
count directed by the said order, when and
where you may attend.
JOHN MICHAUx, c. Z. &C.
Nov. soeh. 1879. wtsJ,
PIE subscribers having sustained much in
jury by trespesses cOmmittcd ON their Lands
lying on James River, in TIE county OF Gooch,
land, hereby forbid all person.. to Hunt, Shoot,
Fish, Cut down Timber, or injure TIC eocio.
sures on the same, as any person 50 offending
shall be prosecuted According 10 law
PHILIP WOOD9ON.
MAYO G WATKINS.
GEORGE HARDING.
Bec. H. w4wP.
WILL BE SOLD, on TUESDAY the 2oth inst
| CDcc.1 before the door OF the Beil-rayern, ~
The hour OF 10 o'clock,
Three Negro Men,
Among which, there is good Brick Layer
One Negro Woman
AND HER CHILDREN
5AsEs MEAUx.
December IA. wtds.
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LAgD For SALE.
The spAtc'ib ofr,rs Cor sale, three hun.
dred and tour acres Of
T. 4 N D,A
Lying IN Powhaisn county, one mile from Ap
Pomstox river and six niles above the court
housc--onsy about ono third Of his land is
cleared, the balance is tolecsb,y well timber.
ed fie improvement or it are small ANY
person Wishing to purchase may apply to Col.
CFump living near tie place ny whom the land
will be shown, or myself in Marches'cr.
ABNER CRUNP.
Manchester, Dec IL, 1872 w41I
THE subscribers haven stors, tie :siov
ing articles, viz.
so Hhds prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 do Lost do
10 do. Noasses, Ccxeeilent suality1
10000 lbs. Green Coffee.
400 ,bs. E5rtliern Cheese,
20J Sacks LiYeFp )oi Blown sAIT,
40 dc Coarse do
.4HO D.3ILY EXPECT TO RECETVE,
5000 Ha.f Pint Eumblers.
al Of which will be sold on moderate terms.
for cash, Country produce o. approved papcr
SaRLTSE : FIENEY.
Dee. IT, wsv.
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The House & Lot,

CTRAYGD OR STOLEN, from near the turn
- pike Gate, in Chesterfeld county,
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(T0 be continued.

Washington was quickly informed of the
separation OF the enemy's columns, as he was
subsequently, inforued not only Of It's cont
nuance, but: that the left column was making
a very circuitous sweep. Persuaded OF the
fact, he wisely determined to pass the Bran
DIVINE with his whole force and strike at
Knyphausen. In the very act of giving his
orders to this effect, colonel Bland, Of the
Virginia horse, brought him intelligence
which very much obscured, if it did not con-
tradict, the previous information; and the o.
riginal ludicious decision was abandoned.
Colonel Bland was noble, sensible, honorable,
and amiablc but never intended for the de-
partment of military intelligence. The third
regiment of Virginia, first MERGERS, who fell
covered with glory at Princeton next Weed
on's, now MarsFall's exhibited an example
worthy of itself, its country, and its leader.
Already nigh in reputation from the gallant
stand made by one battalion under major
Leitch on York Island, when supporting the
brave colonel Knowlton In the first check gil
ven to the enemy, flushed with his victory
of Long Island, in which check Knowlton was
killed and Leitch mortally wounded, having
received three balls successfully through his
body, at the head of ms victorious battalion !;
from its frmness on our retreat thro' n. Jersey,
from its intrepidity at Trenton, and its valor at
Princeton, now urpassedits pristine fame. Our
loss amounted to 300 killed, COG wounded, and
400 prisoners, chiefly wounded. Major Gen
eral marquis de la Fayette and brigader
Woodford were wounded, Sir William Howe
stated in his official report the British loss to
be only 100 killed, and 400 wounded. The
vanquished army will always suffer most.
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