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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Subscriber re.
~ specially informs the public, that he has
buttons made at his Mandatory + near the
courthouse suitable for Servants Use, which
ne viii sellvery low-OLD PEWTER receiy.
ed in payment.
JOSEPH DANFoRTH.
March 81. wtf
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Jan. 4tI,, 1918.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
Daily C ompiler.

HAVING obtained sufficient number of
subscribers to aulhorise us to commence the
publication of the DAILY COMPILER as soon
as our Office arrangements can be completed,
the public are informed, that it will appear
on the 10th May next. For the benefit of dis
tant country subscribers, who may be less in
terested in strictly local matter,
A COUNTRY PAPER,
Will be published three times week con-
tanning the whole impression of the Daily
Compiler, except the Advertisements. The
price OF the Country Paper will ce SIS so per
annum 50 thereof payable on the appearance
of the FIRST number, the remainder within six
mopths from that date. Subscribers, not re-
sident in Richmond or Manchester viii be
good enough to designate which Paper they
wish to be forwarded TO them.
l.. ANDERSON,
L. DUVAL.
March IL. tt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

~ TIE LAND advertised to be sold,
OF Nathaniel Turner, decd. in Hanover
County, is POSTPONED until the, 1st day
ct Hanover March Court next, If fair. ifnot,
the next fair day.
JOHN 6, A. TURNER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
VIRGINIA .

fyl
the Capitol in the CITY Of Richmond, the
l6th day Of FEB. 1915.
hichard Ellis and William Fontaine ad,n,rs
with the win annexed of Nathaniel West Dar.-
bridge, deed. PM
David Bullock, John Murdoch. and Cochr,n
Donald, & Co Thomas Underwood and Jane
ms Wife, John cambridge, n. cambridge.
ann bandridsc and representatives of
Alexander spotswood Dandridgc, the
representatives Of Robert DanJridee. and
Samuel Mosby, Edmund Winston & Dorotbea
his Wife, Philip Paine and Elizabeth his
Wife, John Spotswood Moore and Anna Ca.
tharine his Wife, George Woodson Paine
and Mary Claiborne his Wife, Ann Hunter
widow OF Moses Hunter, formerly Ann Dan
bridge relict and widow of Alexander Snots.
wood cambridge. son of the said Nathaniel
West cambridge, Dolly, Susanna, Alexander.
Elizabeth and William, Children of John
Dandridge, and Bazel Brown and Fanny his
Wife, who was Daughter of the said John
Dandridge, who was a Son Of the said Ma
thaniel West cambridge, and Mildred Dan
bridge the widow of Robert cambridge. and
his Children, Richard Alexander Spotswood.
Robert, Elizabeth. Mildred and Archibald
cambridge, William, John, James -, Ho
bert Boiling and Washington, Children OF
William cambridge, and Frederick Janes
and Nancy his Wife also Daughter of
Wan. cambridge decd. who was son, devisee
3 executor of Nathaniel West cambridge.
decd Den
IN this cause the Court doth order, that
one OF ITS commissioners enquire whether
mere De any thing due 70 John Murdock
* 20. and Cochran, Donald, & Go as suggested
N the Bills, and if so, how much; and whe.
her they have any, and what lien, ON The
ands IN the proceedings mentioned, for the
same, and report the same to the Court with
my matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
~ himself, or required by the parties to be SO
stated.
Copy-Teste,
VIM. W. HENING, c.
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Groceries.

THEsubscriber having rented a House near
ly opposite the Bell Tavern, E. or main street.
mrs tor sale, general assortment of
GROCERIES,
and respectfully invites his former customers,
and the pubiicin general, to give him call |;
at the same time, he assures them. that moth.
ing shall be wanted on his part, to give .gener
al satisfaction. He will sell low for cash.
country produce, or town acceptances
FRANCIS PATTI.
March H. wtf
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PEDIGREE OF CHANCE.

- EDipni-E' Of ChANCE.
lie was gotten by Iurclier, his dam Reco.
very, by Hyder Alley his grendam, perdita.
by Herodi his great great grandam, Fair For
sster'py Sloe his great great grandam
by Forester; his great great great grandan
by Farther his great great great great gran.
dam by Croft's Bay barb; his great great
great great great grandam by Makeless his
grea, great great great great great grandam
oy brimmer; has great great great great great
S'e"e great grandan by tho son OF Dodsworth,
out OF the Burton Baro mare.
lAircher, the Sire o.. Chance, was rotten by
Dungannon, which Was by Eclipse, his dam
was by Veftumnus Cor Eclipse) his grandam
ny me Compton Barb, out of a sister TO Reeu-
lalor--V eTtumnus was by Eclipse, out of the
Tartar mare, dam OF Mercury, Volunteer, &c.
byder Alley was gotten by Blank his dam
by heSulus his grandam little Bowes) by
brother to Mixbury; his great grandam by
iiuttons Barb; has great great grandam by
'he byerly Turk; his great great great e,ran-
great great great great grandam was the SIS
Ter to Morsan's Dun; by son of the Helms
ley iurk his great great great great great
SrNcuam by Dodsworth; his great great great
great great great grandam by the Burton
Barb.
Blank was gotten by the Go.lolphin Ara
b'an, out of the Little Hartley mare. He was
iuil brotherto Old Janus, and Old England.
FMS mare was gotten by Bar;lctt's Chiidcrs.
jul brother to Flying Chiders, her dam Fly
ing Wing, by Wilisms's Woodstock Arabian
her gr"ndam by the Victor Barb her great
grsndam by Whynot (son of the Fenwjck
8srb.)
pungannon was gotten by Eclipse; his dam
ny derod his grahdam (Doris) by BLANK
ms great grandam JIelen) by Spectator INV
Crab his great great grandam (Daphne) by
the Godolphin Arabian; his great great great
grandam by Fox, Chiiders, Makelcss, sister %
honeycombe Punch, by the Tafolet Barb.
. Eclipse was gotten by Marske out of Spilleta
by Regulus, {lie by the Godolphin Arabian)
her dam (Mother Westerly hy smiths Son OF
sS : Lord DArcy's Old Montague, Haut|
boy, Brimmer
King Herod was gotten by Tartar Che by
pa'tner cut ofMeliora by Fox y his dam (cy-
prom by Blaze Che by Childersj his grandam
(Selima) by Bcthc's Arabia, Crahain's Cham
pion, Darley's Arabian, Merlin.
March IL. w5t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

Clover Seed, Loaf and Lump Sugars,
Coffee, Pepper, Whisky,
CoSniac and Apple Brandy,
Antigua Rum,
Madeira and Malaga Wine,
Ciaret in Boxes--1 doz. each,
Spanish Cigars,
Mould and dipp'd Candlcs-soap,
Window Gnss-White Lead,
few Trunks Baltimore Books, very
elegant,
Pieces American manufactured, sup'fne
Cloth,
a small parcel Spanish Tobacco,
For sale by
THos. FOULKs,
Cross street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
March IL. Stn
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PERFORMANCES

This horse ranks very high as racer, both
for speed and bottom. as, he proved successful
IN 20 races before he left the turf, 4 of which
ne walked over, none yenturing to start against
March 3. w8t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
LIKEWISE
A Sale of Negroes

TIE subscriber having determined to quit
agriculture, VIII offer to the highest bidder,
on the first Monday in next month. r Anr;li
at Powhatan Courthouse, all his field Se@roes
and Their Children.-One of the men is a eood
carter. another good hand with horses, and
formerly drove waggon-some of the women
nave been brought up TO house business, such
as Cooking, Washing, Ironing, Spinning and
Sewing. The terms of sale will be months
credit, bond and security will berequired, to
carry interest from the date if not punctually
Psld,-To those who choose to pay on the day
OF sale, iiberaldscount will be made.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Richmond, March IL. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
WIN. W HENrNe, c c.
coMM1ssrorrn,s orr1or.

Richmond, Cd No. 26,il, 1918
HE parties Interested are desired to take
notice, that have appointed the twenty fou tn
Gay OF the 18th moatlI May next ensuing the
date hereof. for carrying into effect the with.
IN Decretal Order of the Court, on which day
at nine O'Clock A. NJ. their attendance is re.
CURED at my Office, in this CRY, with their ac-
counts and vouchers ready for examination, sc.
Marshs. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22

SAMUEL G. ADAMS,
is now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, gen
eral assortment of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Saddlery-also,
20 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
400 Gallons Whale do.
3 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
2 Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 & A 1-2 feet.
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sbeeted Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an addi
tional supply best Dutch Bolting Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms
Richmond, Dec 7, 1872
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-22
Chance.
WiIL STAND

ff s2yst,-s WILL STAND.
SsSa This season, At my stable. in.
Chesterfield county FIVE miles distant from
Goode and Bevirs Bridges, on Appomatto,
RIVER, and twenty five miles from Ricbmond
and Petersburg The following terms Will
be attended TO ;-S35 are required for the
season the same to be secured by note, 10
be sent with each mare but the note may
be discharged by the payment of ss25 at
any time within the season, which will ex,;re
on the first day of July The Groom fee will
be 81 per mare. The mares will have the
oeneht OF extensive pasturage, but no response.
biity Tor escapes or accidents. They will be
supplied with provender at 20 cents per day.
provided the money is sent with the mares.
otherwise 1t cannot be had, servants whs az.
| tend the mares will be boarded at the rate Of
81 rs per week. y
CHANCE, from his performances and his
real character, is interior 10 no horse ever inn
ported 10 America, and therefore ought to
stand as high, but the situation of our coun.
| try at this time induces the subscriber TO re.
duce The sum and make the payment of it as
easy as possible to those who NAV think nro.
per TO raise from this elegant and valuable
STOCK. CHANGE was selected in England by
| the best Judges, for John Tayloe, ESQ. Of
| Mount Airy, at very high price, and was
landed only few months ago in Philadelphia.
lie is the Sire of Grimalkin, Spectator, Ac
cident, Scales Colt, Chance, &C. &c. ali first
rate runners now on the British turf, as MAJ,
De seen by reference to the racing calendars.
CHANCE is a handsome bay of great size,
Prettily marked, and was a true honest racer.
| AT Doncaster, in 1900 he won the E10O plate.
beating Sir Solomon, Haphazard, Sportsman,
! Hyacinthus, &C. 49, =.
AtYork Spring Meeting, 1901, he won ESQ
TWO mite heats, beating Honcycomb, Trun-
peter, &c.
AT Doncaster, he won the Doncaster Stakes
OF ~ guineas each, Is subscribers, with 20
guiheas added, four miles, beating Hyacin-
| thus' Cockfghter, &c and the same day, he
won the Gold Cup, four miles beating Sir So
iomon, Champion, and Attainment, and at
Malion in 1902, at 8st 5lb he won Sweep.
stakes OF 20 guineas each, 9 subscribers, two
mile heats, beating SirsSolomon, 6 years
ola Sst i3ib. after which he ell lame and was
sold TO Mr. Y,Duncombe for Stallion, from
whom he was purchased FOR his present ow-
ner.
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Jaundice I3itters.
March Sd, 1915.

MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
laundicy and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach, difficulty of breathing, loss of
appetite, and sleepy, dull heayiness in the fore
part OF the day, weakness and trembling Of the
limbs, dizziness of the head, and yellowness
of countenance, complaints so common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
N, England by the above medicine, las NAV
be seen by the bills) prevent the necessity Of
further Recommendation.
LIKEWISE,
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous or disagreeable.
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the use Of it, as the skin is
generally left clean and smooth
The above Medicines
Are for sale at the Argus Office, Richmond.
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For Sale ny S. PLEAsANTs, Richmond.
Mnemonika,
cHnoNoLoGIcAL TABLES

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES;
Exhibiting in a methodical manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation OF
the World to the presentperiod -Comprehend-
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In every department of science biographical
and historical sketches Post Offices of the U.
States discoveries of countries foundations Of
empires, Gyc. Grc.--To which is added, sever
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% BUCHANAN'S CHRISTIAN RE-
SEARCHES IN ASIA
10 zchich is added The celebrated Sermon,
"a STAR IN THE EAST"
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Iie most beautiful ars rowe-ral thorou..i
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Sketches OF Intellectual Education, & Hints
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An Academy for Grown Horsemen; contain.
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Calamities OF authors, including some enquiries
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Histories OF Scotland; Charles fifth America
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variety OF remarks and rules for the attaining
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use OF the Senate Of the q. States, by Thomas
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Morse's Universal Geography, new edition.
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}(llkS
|UsT REeRIgED ASD FoR SAtE Br ShM'l
PLEASAETS.

Duane's Hand Book for Infantry,
Ditto Ditto for Rifemen,
The Military Tutor,
Misunderstanding Letters by tho same
writer, under other signatures NOV frat
eoilec'ed)--to which IRE added, his conf
dental correspondence with Mr.. Wilkes. x,
hi private Lettcrs addressed 10 Mr.. ri \
WoodtalI--with preliminary essay, notes
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Clarke travels in Greece, Egypt, and
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Gen. II. Lees Memoirs Of Che War in the.
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&C aYo. '''
VI gee on Atonement and sacrifice.
Bonnet, views Of Christianity.
Sf0ro bHercise---to which is added. IN,
AeYiew Exercise--Bg R.Hewes, &c, &c,
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Fan, the Charleston CourisY.
NAVAL SONG,
BIZ EbwARD HoItAND

AIR" The Glasses Sparkle"
High I'LL the bowl, and round 1t twine
This laurel wreath OF Fame,
Tie wreath that blooms thro' latest time,
To deck the Hero's name.
To Penny, and his gallant Host,
The sparkling WINE shall How,
They tanfd the pride OF Br,tain's boast,
Aud brought her glory low.
Stern DER the dark tempestuous wave.
That heayes its sullcn swell,
Ger many Hero bold and brave,
Who III that combat fell,
The shouting host OF Fieenen rose,
Unturpd the flag oil fight,
And babe defiance to their foes,
To Britain and her might.
Together now the squadrons ride,
The thund'ring cannons roar,
The beginnings fash from side to side,
And Slaughter wades in gore;
Fierce Horror now patroles the deck,
To swell the rage of fight,
And rumult flies with hurried step,
And wild averted sight.
Where PEnny mov'd, the God of War,
More fercely seen'd TO glow,
Destruction like badeiui star
Rand terror on the foe:
From soul to soul, the pride of fame,
The love of country flies,
And every heart receiy'si the fame,
That hghten'd in his eyes.
No longer rocks the Battles sweep,
On Erie's stormy tides,
But DER its wild and ruffsed deep,
Victorious PERny rides
RISE Freemen of Columbia, rise
EXalt the llero's name,
Thro' distant lands and foreign skies,
Sound Sound the Trump Of Fame
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AN EXTR ACT.
Mn. PRINT Err,

Mn. PAINTER,
If You are willing to aid me in
endeayoring to reclaim respectable person
who is throwing himself away in that cursed
practice of using Spiyituous Liquors too freely.
please to insert the following ietter in YOUR ex,
eeilent paper. 1t is necessary to begin with
moderation. If can find that any good effects
arise from it, l shall seAd more ii it has no
weight with those for whom it Is intended, O
Tiers may be induced to give it a serious con
sideration My design is charitabie--i feel in
terested--you cannot refuse your assistance
SUBSCRIBER.
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n Office.

4 PETITION VII be presented to the next
\ General Assembly>bJ WIN. T. Braxton.
for the purpose of getzseA sum of money re-
turned which was paj1to satisfy Judgment
upon recognizancq which Judgment ought
not TO have been paid55for reasons therein sta.
ted.
oct. IL. tIstD
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Hon cred Father,


We, your children, have been
bred by you with care. You have given us good
educauons, and we have advantages which but
lew possess you have given us sweet counsel,
and taught us our duty. For all these blessings
we feel Indebted TO you, and our hearts swell
with gratitude at the remembrance AS a ta-
ther, we love and obey you rs an instructor
We revere you--as 4 bencfactor, we esteem Won
and as man, we wish to honor you and
We are sad if we are ever found wanting i'm or
duty towards you.
Following the good will Of scripture. YOU
have taught us gently to correct the errors of
our fellow creatures. We endesvor, in this
point, to do rs we have been instrueted-4we
remind others of their faults. II then we feel
pleasure in correcting the conduct of Others,
how much more does it become us to keen a
watch over our relatives especially over you
eur parent.
With iiliai piety then we wish you to look
into your pre- sent way ofliving-see your daily
shame; have regar} TO the i,lustrious names
OF your ancestors-see their heroic and vifttl.
GUS deeds--staIn not their fame%-dcerade not
your tamlly-rcmember your chldren-dehase
them not--do not, by your actions, prevent
them from rising-do not grieve them day by
day, until they are ready to cry out, " O death
why Earliest thou F'-See them bowed with
griet-b hold sorrow depicted on each face OF
your once cheerful family. DO YOU think they
have no regard to your honor IF a father can
possess feelings 1T anguish, no less acute are
those OF his children. Have YOU ever seen a
child with blood shot eyes, aud has not your
heart been rent in anguish What must be the
eings of children, when their par, nj is IN
a milar situation Have you ever sreu INN
stsggeri judge then OF the feelings of your
children, when you cannot walk without assis
lance. Have you ever seen him speechlcss :
The hearts of your children are not of stone.
Have you ever seen hin hfeless ana can yo,,
not form an estimate of the sensations which
tear their bosom We ask again have Won
seen child IN all these situations II So
what have been your feelings Such, 0 Fin
Their such have been ours. Our hearts are not
steel, nor are our bfeasis barred with adamant
we are alive TO hdsDri We cannot bear DIS
grace.
We beseech you, be ~ oiiended-but listen
to rs Look into The MDiic-see ms loaded
with gri FIVE baye bowed under our burdens
we have wept Tor sorrow. DO you take from
us our cause Of sorrow--return 10 YOURSELF
make us cheerful and happy restore our won.
ted gaiety-re-illuminste our eyes with iot-
resume your once healthy sppearance-csst a.
way blOating from Your cOuntensnce
We present this for your consideration with
fear, in conioTmance to the Lessons Of our child.
hood. As IL is our duty, so we love, snd pray
for you.
There are many wHQ neglect parents in dis.
tress, desert them IN f&yerty iorsake them IN
adversely We hope rEyerto be found among
those VINO suffer their &pect for the bar mt
to be lost in their detes 81 Tor the inebriety
Of The man Praying ioiI r affirmation, we
YoSR hFFRcTIc WIZ CRILDRRM
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VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA
At Phles holder in the cleyk's Office Of the Su.
Perior COurs Of Chaacery.Jsr the Richmond
DIS rict, tae End day Of 0eto5er, 1918.
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on
buildings of the State of Virginia,
Pr
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This work will be printed in two volumes, octa
vo, to contain about SIR HGIdred pages each. with
a new type, and on fine paper
The engrayings, which will be numerous. and H.
Illustrative ofthe most important subjects, will be ey
ecuted IN an handsome style.
twill be put to press without delay, and CON.
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and become accountable for their payment, shall
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or The tizens will be waited ON in a few DAYS
for their patronage TO the above work.
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