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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

THE friends Of Zion will read with pleasure
the following extract from an Grafton Oh the
progress OF Christianity.-"C Can we (sa,d
the speaker) neglect without ingratitude to
speak Of the froyress If CARISTIANITY.
our glory, our salvation ?-What proof,
more striking; what argument, more con.
vinCipg, Can be offered TO establish its truth
and excellence. than the consideration, that
nothing has yet been able % obstruct its E.ea-
ycnly course Fit has stood as the rock %
ages, and viii forever stand
"Unhurt amidst the war Ofeiements,
L The wreck CT matter, ). the crush Of worlds.n
1t It's destruction MAS sought, ere it rose
from the Manager, an Angel appeared to
preserve il from harm. II it was depised
and rejected of men, Angels came and min
istered unto il. IF wastempted on the NOM
tain. it's spotless integrity disdained the bribc
OF worlds. II it was betrayed With a kiss
is spirit was strengthened in the hour of
trial by the arm of Heaven. If its SUI was
darkensd on Calvary's Mount. it soon re
covered its sp.erdor. IF it blcd and was
mangled on the Cross, q Physician was nigh
10 wash away the stain, and heal the wounds.
IL the door OF the Sepulchre was guarded,
the angel u the Lori rolled away the stone
aud 1t burs: the bar of death and trium
f"SH Z tHC crave. 1t mas suffered and
almost died a Martyr at the stake j Per.
secution wlth nnrtlepting and ruthless ven
geance has pursued it for destruction its
shield, more invuinerable than brass, has
dened the raging of the flanies and repel-
led the shafts OF cruelty and violence. The
enemies of Christianity have found their ex-
lions to destroy Us progress, as idle SIS their
breath to divert the course Of the wind, or
the strength OF a babe to overturn a noun
tam IL has ggae on, c,nquer.ng and to
Conquer, leading captivity captive, and
bringing its foes under grateful subsection.
ldoiatry haS bowed its knee to acknowledge
It's power Superstition hath thrown on her
mask to behold the effulgence of it's coun-
tenancc. lnhdelity has trembled at the ma
Jesty OF its truth, aud scepticism has blush
ed to own a doubt It has run and been glo.
rihed and we have every reason to believe,
ats light viii yet perVade the darkest corn
crs OF the globe that tho savage and the
!hhdsl wherever they may t. found, will re.
Jolce at its beams, as the only guide to flu
ture happiness ; will hail the sound of its
voice. as the only accents, TINT can speak
peace & comfort to an immortal soul."-A-
MEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
SAMUEL G. ADAMS,

SAMUEL 6. ADAMS,
is now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool. and the Sally from New,York, agen-
eral assortment Of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery aud Sa~dllery-aiso,
30 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
3TOns Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
Pair Esophus Mill stones, 4 * a 1-2 feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheetcd Iron.
An assortment OF Military Goods, and an add.
tional supply o best Dutch Boiling Ciouis, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which arc
Offered for sale on moderate terms.
n :hmond, Dec z, 1879.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
20 EFT y.

az TIE foiioasdnS<riemhor VkRsEsG from
1hefren @WILLIAm M~uEFORD, Esq.
ssere sung scith great giee az the
y Bell OIL Monday last.
Z l7sne-" On Chrisinas-Day in '76.D
THE month was June-the year Thirteen,
When Britoin's hostile fleet was seen
Invading Hampton's Bay.
Their barscs hasten to the shore -
Their rockies hy-their cannons roar -
But we felt no dsmay.
The object was our gallant band,
Defenders OF fair freedoms land.
Who quartered in that place.
Vain was that hope! Tho Numbered small,
Nirginia's sons we're heroes all,
Who ne'er will know disgrace.
Two Thousand Warriors ON the shore
From the tall ships Of Britain pour,
-Four Hundred Men to hght!-
Bit valiant C'utcAfeld leads our van -
Brave Coytia aniuiates each man
None thought of shameful fight.
From Pryor's cannon each discharge
Is deadly to a British barge,
And ting'd with blood the MAIN
BY Servani's rifiemen they fall =
beath flies unseen Oh every bail,
And multiiudes are slain.
The bold light infantry of Shield
Perforin'd it's duty in that field
Each soldier molly Fought
Their comrades all supported wells
And fame to- future times shall toll
How Cocner glory sought.
The foe, by overwhelming strength,
Compelfd our troops to yield q: length
But 6raUeiy we retreat -
For little had that powerful host
OF victory, tho gain'd, TO boast
For fhena, in fact, sve 6eat.
Two Hundred servile British slaves,
That morning, sunk in wat'ry graves,
Or peiish'd on the plain
Seven only died Of that brave band
Which ccmbats Tor Columbia's Iald,
And win her rights maintain
Now, Brothers of the Band, let's sing
Our safe deliverance rom a King,
And scorn atyrant's sway
We fought him once-again we'll fight; =
And sill wi,h .atriot hearts usite
IN MEMORY OF THE DAY.
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Archelaus Hughes,
ON 'TiIE BASIN.

~ AIIL bNOIN,
Has last received and for Sale,
5000 VT. OF BACON,
50 Bbls. New Herrings and Shad,
Copperas in Barrels,
V~erdeSreasc in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff IN Id. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS,
Russia SHEETlNGS,
German LINENS, X
A few gros. best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand well burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels of Shell LIME ready for Sale,
and delivery At the Kiln near the BASIN-Ap-
ply as ABOVE.
July 8. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
FOR COUGHS, coNsUMPrloNs < AsTh

MAS.
The most obstinate Coughs yield to il.
THE p,epostcrous composition of infam
Z matory drugs-thc disappointment I re
peotedly experienced in my practice, from re.
medies, highly recommended added to my own
predispositlon to ulmon complaints, were
powerful inducements with me to consider,
whether q compound, consisting of vegetable
subtanccs, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections of practition-
ers and better calculated to avert the threaten
ng destruction OF the lungs.
i now offer to tie public, the result of twen
ty years experience on this subject. No ex
pense or trouble has been spared in this com
london. That no medicine, for c~onsumptire
lips asthmatic complaints has been so success.
nj as my VsgetG6le Palntonic Detergent, would
III become ME TO mention in this address.
But at the attestations ofpcrsons, of the high
est responsibility, GIFTS efficacy, which will he
shewn to any person 4; ifthe great and increa-
sing demand for 1t may be called proof, it is
proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail By the subscribers, at their
Medical Store, a few doors above the Bell-T'a.
vern, Main-street, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
and efficacy to any ever before exhibited to the
public, in all pulmonary complaints, aud Their
onfiderce in its superiority is much strength
ened BY the great sale it has met with in the
cities of Phiiadelphih, n. York and Charleston
and in the town of Boston, and by the Aast
number OF certificates continually pouring il
from all parts of the country to the proprietor
from persons having received benefit from it
Many OF the most respectable are in our hands
and ready for thepePusai of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12

BOOKS,
Just received and FOR SALE by s. Pleasants.
Rokeby, by Walter Scott,
Cheatubriand's Travels In Greece, Pale,-
tine, Egypt and Barbay.
Morse's Universal Geography, new edition,
Thinks 1 to myself,
Jefferson's Manuel,
Bacon's Abridgment,
Hening's Justice,
Lempriere's Classical Dictionary,
Ganilh or Political Economy,
Tales of Terror,
Naval Songstcr,
Military Companion,
Scot 8 Works, complete in S vols.
Post Captain, &c. &c.
June s, 1918.
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(By Authority
SCHEME or THE LOTTERY, No. !.

5000 Tickets at S7-S35,0O0
SrATIosARY PRIzEs.
First 100 Blanks, each S,8
.'rst tYavn M. on the 9th,
10th, 18th & 18th days, each g 500
First ON The 18th, 1000
First ON the 18th, 1000
FIRST on the Goth, 10000
An prizes subject to a deduction O rs Per
cent. payable 90 days after the drawing is fl
nished.
200 Tickets to be drawn on each day ofdraw-
ing.
The foregoing scheme is now offered to the
public IN pursuance Of an act OF the Lcgisla.
ture, passed the session ~ofl810-1I. The sub
scr,bers having received from the Commissi-
oners of William < Mary College a transfer of
their authority to raise a CERTAIN sum of money
BY Lottery heretofore offered 10 the public tho
Ninety Number Lottery, whic. having failed
20 meet with patronage-this Scheme is now
offered to their consideration, affording to adj
venturers great advantages in addition to the
laudable purposes TO which the money arising
therefrom viii, be applied. The subscribers,
transferers, assure the public that all prizes
drawn in this Lottery shall be punctually paid
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLoCK,jr.
Richmond, May IL, 1873. If
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BIBLES.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12

THE subscriber will receive goods on sto
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
3asin street near the new bridge; His brick
Warehouse at Rockets is also ready for the
reception of goods on storage or sale. Adj
vsnces of cash will be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr.. John L. West who keeps his OF
lice in the house. The subscriber having pur-
chased of Doctor Benjamin Duval AMI Co all
their STONE WARE has a largo assortment on
hand at his wholesale store, ready to pack up
TO order.
p CHARLES WuTLoCN.
April 1. Il.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TIE President and Directors have this day
declared a dividend of.hree and a fourth per ct
on the capital stock OF this Bank; which, after
deducting the one and a quarter per cent. due
on the shares retained by the state, will be
paid to the stockholders, or their legal repre-
sentatives, on the 18th inst.
VIM. NEKERvIs, Cashr.
Sth July. sws.
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June12.

Lock HApBoz, Ist June 1878.
TAKEN from on bosrt Samuel Overs Jr $ Boat.
Ned. CaIiss Robt L Jefersun's Ned.ls
small parcel ofCORN, also from on bosri William
Moor Jr', Boat headmsu Bartlett, a small parcel
ofCORN also from IN board John Horsley. = boat.
hcsdman Jim, alias dim B%urfot1i, smother, small
parcel ofCORN The Whole of whioh vii! be sold
atthis place On the 18Th day OF July next for cash.
PAULG CLONES,
INSPECTOR Of Boats.
etp
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Notice.

INTEND to petition our next General As
4 sembiy for a remission os fines imposed on
me, by tho County Court OF Gaochland, for my
non-attendance as a witness, at said Court
And Also TO make several very Important amend,
ments in the law under Which / act as Inspect-
or of Bosts.
PAUL G. c. JONES.
Lock Harbor, 18th June. w4w,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12

Gd Court Of sgsavteriy Session, con.fnued and
hel7 for Westnssrelaaa csuay, tie STA day of
Mar, 1918.
Robert Hill Commit.
va.
James Elliott & William Nelson, DeRs.
IN CEANCERY.
THE Defendant James Elliott not having en-.
tered ms appearance agreeable TO the Act of
Assembly and the rules oithis court, md it sp
pesrinS to the satisfaction of the court thxt he
is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth, it is
ordered by the SQUIRT that he appear here on the
fourth Monday in August next and answer the
bill OF the complement, and that a copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the City OF Richmond and a copy be
also posted at the front dosr OF the court. house
ct TINS county.
A copy-Teste
June z, 1918. Gwsvp
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS is to inform the public generally, thar
4 my wife JANE B~RANSFORD, has lately
LETT my ned and board without any Just causs
Ehatsoeyer-t therefore forewsrn ell persons
from harboring or maintaining her,-also frore
trading or dealing With her on my account, as
4 am determined to prosecute such as are above
mentioned, and as TO dealings, &c. I will not BE-
responsible for any debt Of her contracting.
ROBERT BRANSFORD.
Buckingham. May 18th
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12

WILL. SELL a tract OF LANE ID, cont. in.
i ing about 300 acres, IN the county cf Gooch
and, on PicSinhoie creek, adjoining the lands
OF Mr.. William AT. Richardson, Mr.. A Bryce &
others.
JOHN FORBES,
Near Columbia, Va.
June IL. utf
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For Sale.
June II.

~
Afthe sign Of the ANVIL, z Coz Main Street }
Richmond.
A Valuable Stock Of HARDWARE, IRON
MoNGERY, and CUTLERY, &c. &c.
The Subscriber intending TO retire from bu-
sincss as soon as possible, offers for sale by rri-
yate Contract. on the most liberal terms, his
very valuable
Stock of GOODS.
To a purchaser disposed to oarry on the ba.
siness in Richmond, there cannot be a moro e.
iigibis stand than The present, as il has not only
obtained o general knowledge Of a full a.d regu-
lar sssortmeSt for many years been kept there,
but affords a very comfortable accommodation
for a large Family.
GAMRS Dream.
Richmond, June %. If.
j. Vs.. has also for sale about 100 Barr.Is
HOMMoNY CORN, a very handsome northern
made CoACHEE, nearly new, and a Phi,adel-
phismsde GIG both Of the carriages have We
ry handsome plated HARNESS.
Also Ter sale a good GIG HORSE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
ROBBERY!
Leather Pocket Book

lICaLncP ROCKET BOOK
Containing the following papers, viz. a Bond
executed on 17tb April, 1912, from Garland
Anderson Of Franklin county TO James hamlet
OF Pitisylvania tor four hundred dollars TO en-
sure a title to one hundred acres of Land de-
cision of Thomas Muse & Caleb HundIey as ar
b~itrstors between William and James HAMLET.
infavof Of the htter for sixty four pounds, ten
shillings Note from John Forest to James
Hamlet for IS dollars, dated 18th Feb. 1873
on demands Note assigned by Isbam < Heze-
kiah Hubbard to The subscriber on Fountain
Price for fifty dollars, due Christmas last, with
NO credits on the back amounting to twentyr
two dollars and a half; Bond from Mary Olive
70 the subscriber for one hundred pound. pays
bic Clristrnss last, with two credits thereon A.
mounting to (. Is 10 94-wiih q number ofre
ceIPts, aecompts, aud papers too tedious to
mention.
forewarn all persons against trading for or
taking an assignment to The said bonds, &c. or
any OF them, as payment will be Immediately
stopt1 will give a handsome reward for the
delivery OF the same either to myself at Fort
Norfolk, or to Charles Brydie, LunenburR, and
will thank any person for information respect
ing the same.
JAMES HAMLETT.
Fort Norfolk, July2. IT,
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Storage

THE subscriber can STORE on moderate
terms, in a secure Brick Warehouse, at Port
Mayo, Tobacco, Flour, Hemp, &c. and every
attention paid to receiving and delivering.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
Maya 81. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12

A Gentleman, with Z small family. wishes 10
engage With some gentleman, as 4
TUTOR,
In a salubrious part of virginis-he would pre-.
fer a situation about one hundred and 6ftv
miles to the westward of Richmond, with a
view 10 future perrnenancy.
He has taught thir cen years, alternately. in
the counties of King and Queen, and King VIII
liant Testimonials Of his morality, attention,
and eapability, to conduct an English School.
from gentlemen of as high standing a, any in
.his part of the state, will be exhibited u;s
course of instruction embrace, Reading. wit,
ing, English Grammar, Arithmetic. and the
minor branches OF TIE Mathematics. Enonire
ofDANDaIDGE T. COURTNEY, Post Master
Brick Church, Pa.
Nay II. 1aw1m
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April L.
20 Dollars Reward
RAN away from the Subscriber living in
Halifax, on Dan River, on The Sd Of this month,
q Negro Man by the name Of
Ell.

AND q COOK by profession. tie IS very black,
and slow of specchj about ) feet 5 inches high,
supposed 20 be about thirty years of age. His
clothing when he left nome was, a coat & PAN
falcons of dark homespun filed Cloth, and a
striped waistcoat, he having but few others.--
| purchased him of Mr.. Richard G. WORKMAN,
OF Richmond, about which place 1 presume he
may be lurking. think he may attempt to get
on board some vessel on a foreign voyage, and
attempt topass IS a free man. All owness o
vessels are cautioned against taking him on
board. Any person who will apprehcnd and
coninc him il mail so that 1 get him again, shall
be entitled 10 the above RI ward.
ISAAC MEDLEY
June II. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-30
NORFOLK, July az.
Torhedoes again.

1orfedoes again.
y" nave q savage enenly at our TIRES
hold, Z" 10 IS wag,f,g 4 most brutal war. m,
only upon thOs- srrayed IN arms ayaiost
aim bat upon the az d and iniirs,, upon IN.
n cence and virtue ii behoaes Us to adm,
measure for measure, ana retaliate up IN
nm ms own crue!tes. -. This sentiment
we cannot suppress, notwitnSt~ ing our ALI
norfence OF inultIplsi ing the evils and calam-
iucs Oh war. Ana eXuU hat it is in the
scope Of cur ingenuity. if not within the ,,ow-
q ol our arms 10 deal more deadly blow
upon the enemy han he can possibJv IN
iiict on us--Ibc discovery of submarine e,.
ffoSloH, as adapted to the distrnct,o,l ~
shipping res been icng treated with ridicuj,
arc contempt by man, .--Posslbiy a wish
to circumference any effort to discnver 9
means TO render the naval power of Eng
land less formidable and less difficult m &c,
ounter win success, may have influenced
he DECISIONS, of many people respectinp
toTped es ;ho" eVerthis NAV be. vet Ger
lam IT'S, that Congress did attract an unu
sua' quantuH1 OF censure, abuse and ridi-uie
because II voted a sum os money toyards
ascer'alnng the efficacy OF impra cticsbui.
" OF using them against Naval arula
meut.
The certainty that Toroeioss gre con,
petent to effect all that their Inventor bss
promised begins to be established bv ev
pc imcht-by practice. That they NAV he
rendered a most formidable ergine aea,pst
me enemy's shipping the Subsequent facts
WIZ she" and we make no doubt thar
win pr per encouragemeht from Govern
ment, enterpii1e 81 the same kind will mol
uplY while cur waters are infested with a
sinelc British man Of war Repenoe for
Z c barbarOus, the hend-like conduct ~ tho
enemy at Hamilton. and along cur. chores
%ih impel many adventures TO the sttemnr
even It interest did not hold out a suficsjn,
eHCiteu ents
Mr. Z. Ntij; OF the Navy. gentleman Of
II GenuitY shd enterprise has been for Sc.
Verai weeks past preparing Torretlces tc
aWempt the explosion Of some c. the enc.
hy's shipping in Lynnhaven bay.--'i'f,
; bruSh 74.gun snip Plantsgc:iet, thai has fo,
a meuth passed becn laying = breast Of CIR
I henry light house, and hes raTew lad ,h,
com pany o!aGy other vessel, spuearsd to Mir
AliE as TIE most favorable oj.ect for trvip.
nis experiment on.
Accordingly on TIE night ofthe 10 n Jul,
acoompaniCd by capt. Bowman ofSaiem. &
H'nship msn MCGOWAN, Of the T.. State,
EaVy, VINO volunteered their assistaare t,I
'H6 TIC whole Of the enterprise, lie lef
us pace q, rendezvous and proceedc,
W. 10 the Flantagenet. II, ~ q latge M
! ,ep boat, hicb he calls the &" Cbcsq1,gke',
I hepe"Se," and froM previous observation,
'Gund nc difficulty III ascertaib;nse line me;
ION tae ship. When he had got to with
~ iathoms OF her, he dropped the Tor
Peao oycf IN The very instsnt ci doing