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From the GreensSuryh Gazette.
MAY FASHIONS.

l. Hat, fully one iuch high in the crown,
and at least 8ths of an inch broad in the
|rim.-This, of course, sits very easy b air.
ish, shews fine brow and forehead to
great advantage, and as it il intended by
the beaux shortly to introduce the use OF
the parasol, no injury to the skin is appre>
hended. Gentlemen in promenades with
the ladies, take precedence in proportion to
the smallness of their hats, the large one al
ways giving place, in Difference to the taste
Of the ladies.
L. 2. The cravat or chin bow dasher, made
| OF a barred or clouded shawl or bed cur
tam. sufficiently large to admit Of one yard
and half. or two ellis Flemish; being made
irto double bow knot, which when the
drapery is properly brought out, should NO.
extend more than about rs inches forward
from the chin. Observation.--This would
be rather large for the chin bow tlasher.
were It notthat the hats so very small.
). a coat with middliDg short waist ;
short velvet collar. and tail long and point.
ed, but OF somewhat buuty appearance
notwithstanding, having no pocket flaps.
q. The vest reaches down from the cravat
to within II inches of the watch seals. which
reach within four inches of the knee.
s. pantaioons-tight as the skin; overails
and sherayalles. also tight down the knee,
tnence very wide to the ankles A fashion,
able leg in pantalocns. is much the shape of
corn stalk. but in sheravailes resembles a
butter churn.
3. Shoes and boo,s.--As the legs, under
the new establishment, are decreasing from
the pressure of the tight pantaloons, and the
feet increasing from the same cause, no set>
tied fashion has yet been arrived at for
shoes and boots; and consequently, it re-
quires no little intrepidity. and decision of
character to make a choice. Yellow buck
skin pumps. however, are refuge in case
OF nice scruples. They stretch very phi
antiy,-and-upon.the whole,-when grace
FULLY tied with pink ribband, they look
pretty 6nck ssh.
Newark Tile polite reader has here the
outlines OF the spring fashions for 1sl4.-A
friend of mine, a marvellous fine thinner, has
conceived the idea of improving his fortune
very much by the sale of few characteris>
TIC likenesses of well dressed beaux, as
.arse as life, coioureG. He will exhibit
them IN the barber snop, among the other
pictures, but they will be distinguished from
them by some mark. of which notice will be
given in the bills.
My next number shall be devoted TO
manners and eusfoms. SLIM.
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p Land for Sale.

will sell valuable tract Of high land near
Il Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distance fromthe eityis about 4 Q
miles, adjoining the lands of John Price. Ro,
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathright; any
person inclinable to purchase, can view the
premises By application to me, who will at
the same time make known the price.
JOHN H. SAUNDERS.
T. 5. So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and All to whom am
indebted will please apply to me for pay
ment, as the land will be sold for that pur.
pose. III
Henrico. March Goth, 1919. as
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A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND,
FOR SALE

40 fOk SALE,
YiNG about twelve miles from Richmond,
IL convenient to navigation, containing S&6
acres by late survey, lying on Bai,ey's Ran,
and commonly known by the pame Of Baiicrs
Tract, belonging to the legatees OF TAoMA,
pLEAsANTs. decd. late OF Henrico cou,.ty,. &
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
OF the late Bowler Cooke, Robert rieasants,
George Woodson, and others it will BE sold
IN three parcels. This Land is welt atlap..lto
Clover and Wheat. orfuraer r.yticui,rs,
enquire of Samuel Parsons, Richmond, and
Dr. Samuel Pleasaats, near the Land, who viii
shew It to any person DESTROYS Of purchas ing.
Should it not be sold privately before June
4enrico Court. it will be sold on that day 70
ne highest bidder, on the following terms, TO
wit onc third cash. and the other Two thirds
on credit Of IL and "a months. to carry inter-
est from the date. to be satisfactorily secured
By she Legutees of THonAs
PLEASAETs, deed.
April %. 80 tds. al.
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LAND FOR SALE.


WILL be sold, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, for cash, on the 18th day
OF June, 1914, according to decree Of the 81 :
perior Chancery Court Of Williamsburg sus.
pended IN part by decree of the Superior
Chaneery Court Of Fredericksburg, 30 much OF
the LAND now occupied by Thomas Rowane,
known by the name OF CABIN POINT, lying
IN the County Of Westmoreland, rs will be sui.
aciene to raise the sum mentioned m the first
decree. with the expences of Sale. after deduct
ing the sum OF five Thousand dollars mention
ed in the second decree. The sale of this land
mas been heretofore prevented in consequence
OF the advertisement not being made according
to the terms of the first decree.
Any person DESTROYS to purchase will be
shown the land, BY applying 20 either OF the
Commissioners. =
RICHARD r. PARKER.
ELLYSoN CURRIE.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Commissioners. y
May IL (eptds)
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COTTON.
ABOUT 5000 WEIGHT OF
Prime s. Carolina COTTON,
~ BALES,
Well suited for Retail. by
WIN. PATTERSON.
May 81.
COTTON.
Valuable Land for Sale.

On ypednesdoy. The 22S day Of .rnc, being tie lay
befere Amelia Court,
THE SUBSCRIBER will offer for Sale, to
the highest Bidder, (upon the Premises, \
that valuable Tract Of LAND, in the County OF
Amelia, formerly the residence Of ALExAnpEn
JoHEs, deceased, lying between Deep and Bea
yer Pond Greeks, and extending from one to
the other. There is in the whole Tract, 1890
Acres, upwards Of 400 Of which are standing ip
valuable Wood and Timber-upwards of 100 a.
ores Of which arc fat and Of great vaue-The
residue is open land and IN good heart, well
suited to the culture OF either corn, wheat or
tobacco. The improvements are such as ought
90 satisfy any person disposed to purchase for
residence, consisting of neat and comforta-
bic dwelling house, with all necessary buildings
Cor farming, &c. The subscriber invites gen
lcnDen who may be disposed to purchase. 10
view the premises, together With the growing
crop, before the day OF sale.
Terms Of sale made known on the day.
JOHN TONNES, Afert fzdt.
Amelia, Msy 20, 1914. Aw
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Cast-Iron Foundry.

NE shbscribers have commenced the estab.
4 ment OF Furnace in this place, under the
iirm OF Psrkhill, Ssbbaton & Co. They expect
to have it IN complete operation about the mid
die OF May next, and viii thankfully receive or
ders Tor castings oi any description, which they
trus, will be executed with neatness and dis.
patch, having procured the best of workmen.
Orders lett with Mr.. John Parkhill, at his
store.wfh Mr.. ?. A. Sabbaton, at the works,
just above the Basin on the Canal. or with
Messrs. Follet & Lea, Peterburg, will be strict.
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL
p. a. SABBATON.
FOLLET & LEA.
Richmond. March ~. 1914. r.
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VALUABIE CIFT

The following is a description of the rich service
Of plate presented com. Perry, by the inhabitapt Is
Salyer, Of an oblong square shane. 90 ipcb..
ions ny 10 i,2 wide, with bright gadroon edge.
Two Ice Pals, or decanter Coolers, barrel shane.
hoped 70 nj with bright gadroon edge, at The
gadroons at bottom. P'' WIN
Two VIE Glass Coolers, each to hold a dozen
easses. oolong square shape, andng on feet with
osiis ornamenied with bright gadroon at bottom.
leaf wiz" an oaSen
a Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sugar Basop, Cream
Lwer, lea Caddy, Stop Bowl, all Of oblo..
SHAPES standing on feet with balls at the corners.
ornamented with deep borders, impressed with no.
se'," leaves aud with bright yadroons at top and
Rosf Cr
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NAVAL ENQUIRY.

This Court, composed of Commodores Balm
bridge and Perry, was ordered by the Honorable
Secretary Of the Navy, to enquire into the causes
Of the early return Of the United States frigate
Cons tuition from her late cruise. We Iearn, Ilst
Captain Stewart. her commando through the Sc.
eretary OF the Navy, is hpprised OF the proceedings
Of The court. As we informed Captain 81 ew.
remains in command, aud no court marital is
T. be called. Il IS therefore TO be presumed that
the return Of the ship was not prematu e Il that
the circumstances OF the case fully justified her eo-
maader.
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Lottery Tickets

TNthe different Northern Lotteries, can
I be had at the Baltimore selling prices, at
THE SUBSCRIBERS ESTABLISHED
Licenced Lottery Office,
Where lately several capital prizes have
been sold to residents Of this city, and the
cash paid in advance. Negotiable notes.
acceptances, or prize tickets of other Lot.
,eries will be received in payment for tickets
Bank notes of other states, will be dis.
counted and exchangcd-prizes paid as soon
as drawn-Any orders for tickets from the
country (post psid) will be attended to, and
the earliest information of the fate of tickets
VII be giyen--All tickets examined gra-
It's by
=. 3. KURSHEIDT,
A few doors below the Bell Tavern.
June 8. IT,
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The Above Medicines
Are for sale at the Argus Office Richn,ona.
New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
ar THIS osFIe1:

EABER on the Holy Spirit.
Life of Souvarof.
Element: OF Geography, or An Extensive Abridgc,
ment thereof; exhibiting view Of the natural
and artificial features Of tbs yario divisions Of tie
Farmland embracing those branches Of Stats
ucs most intimately connected with Geographical
Soience-illnstrated with Maps-By r. Dickn-
son. Esq. author Of a Geographical and Statistics,
View Of Massachusetts, go. kc.--Accompanie3
with new Il extensive introduction, comprisine
the Ayronomcal and other subjects prelimIs gary
to the Study Of Geography--by K. Hoyt. ESQ. au.
thor Of severai Military Works.
Marchioness De Lambert. -
Lesons de Geographic. destinees apprentice
l.. Gaultier.
The Christian Observer, for July and August, 1918.
The Diverting History of John Bull & Brother joe
nathan. :.
The Bride of Abydes. a Turkish Tale.--by Lord
Byron. 49,
Lewis and ClArk's Expedition.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

p AN AWAY, Gas am informed, few DAYS
N before Christmas last) from free muiatto
man by the name of Patterson, who hired her
the last year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
full bodied woman, with large eyes, and re.
markable for deep dimples in her cheeks.--
Her countenadce is pleasing when she smiles.
anc one of her fore teeth is out, She common.
lly wears handkerchief on her head like tur.
ban will give the above reward, AND paw
all reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city, or ten dollars for
securing her SO that get her again.
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, January 81, 1914. l6.l
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Notice.

TNPursuance OF an Ordinance, entitled
l. an ordinance to amend the ordiua nee
to prevent dogs from going at large in the
City OF Richmond" notice is Hereby ri.
ven, that no dogs viii be permitted to run
at large In the said City. between the frs.
day OF next month, and the fifteenth day {
September next.
N. SHEPPARD. &C. Hall.
May IL 1914
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JaanLicc Bitters,

A ME0tCI;sE extremely useful for curing
jaundicy and biliou, disorders, and removing,
that sinking, faint aud distressed feeling AZ
The stomach, difficulty Of breathing, loss o!
appetite, and sleepy duh heaviness in the fors
part OF the day, Weakness and trembling Of tin,
limbs, dizziness Of the head, and yelIowness
OF the countensnce, complaints 80 common 10
jzundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
N. England by the above medicine, (as may
be seen by the bills) prevent the necessity OF
further
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LOST OR bIlsLAID.
On me Mann Road between ,he To4un of i
chester = fhe io,rer oars of Ameiia Comm

' TIC TUT" fodo Oeftucen The Town Of Man
chester e fhe to'ver aars Of Amelia County,
A Newspaper,
the folds of which were contained !:
= two merchants accounts, a receipt Of
Mr. A, Davis the printer, and as well as
can recollect about 500 dollars in Bank
Notes. Tbs finder, on delivering the con-
tents to me IN Charlotte County, or to Mr..
James Clarke jr. ia Manchester, shall be Ii.
berally rewarded.
June A. owl
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June 4. @ v
NOTICE.

RY power Of Attorney executed to me by
- George Penn, bearing date the 18th day Of
December 1912, and of Record in the Co,,ntv
Court OF Chesterfield, to secure the payment Of
a certain sum OF money therein specifedt and
cost, l shall on Saturday the 18th day of this
month, proceed to sell at Zachariah Brooks
Tavern in the town Of Manchester to the hirb.
est bidder for cash, a Tract Of Land in ssid
County containing by estimation fifty-three and
two third acres and bounded by the lands of
Benjamin Hatcher and others.
THOMPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield, June 7tb, 1914 (e.R
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NEApoLtrAN PROCLAMATION.

The King Of Naples, in proclamation given On
7er the name of his Chancellor Of ssatc, declares
has coDeluded peace with the Continental nj.
- 49, that armisti e has been sdpu.
E"xlh Oh is 10 he followed b, Z
ch the liberty of lie
usaf freedom of COM
guainder Of the
rreguiations TO
|strstlve Couu
Foyi,lcd the pro.
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Archelaus Hughes,

ON THE BASIN,
Has Just received and for Sale.
5000 VT. Of BACON,
90 pbis. New Herrings and shad,
Copperas in Barrels,
verdegrease in Pods or Sacks.
Fine Macca, Snuff in ID. Bottles.
Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS.
Russia SHEEPINGs,
German LINENS, e
Afaw gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
inc hundred and twenty thousand well burn,
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fftser
hundred Bushels of Shell LIME already for a /,
and delivery st the Kila neer the BASIN-Ap,
ply as above. f'
July = 6
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@ The Sale of the above
Property is unavoidably POSTPONED. until
Tuesday the 18th inst. s-hen il .siR certainly
take place j'the Weasher be sood,--if not, tho
next fair day. Jun. Q.
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HoT-PRESsED
Blank Bills of Exchange,
For Sale at the A,sus Office.
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made to suhoiesaie Iiurcbasers.
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LIKEWISE, 81
Wheaton's itch Ointment,

A Medicine .shic. wi, certainly cure the
ITCH, without having III it any thing eitier
dangerous ar disss
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the use OF il, as the skin il,
generally left clean and smooth.
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Ewell's family Physician.

- a few copies Of this valuable yyari. rur-
Sale At 8. PLEASANTLY Bookstore ., Is .as l1F
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
Is now in operation

CASTINGS IN BRASS
A ND WRoUGHrvIRON WORK will also
= De executed at the Furnace. Orders left
az the Furnace, or with JoHE PARkILL OF this
place, or Toilet s. Lea in Petersburg, win be
thankfully received AND promptly attended to.
PABKHILL. sABBAToN, & Co
JuRe 1.-tf -
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yMuCH MONEY.

CADIz, January rs.
The Mino, which is just arrived, is one of the
richest vessels that entered our port. She
brings from Vera Cruz 3.G24, ACC dolls. of Mexican
eoinsge, aud 1865 in provincial money, besides
ol5 bars Of silv r, and s9s ingo,s Is ounces esc)
257 Bugs Of coebineal, 2S ofindYo and 10 chests ii
vsniEa III, IN the Havsnna she brings 81 0S5 dUIis
Of Mexican coinage and ~ .O25 in provincial mo.
ney, S4sl ounces Of gold, besides large quantit,
OF tobacco, coffee and Jesuts bark.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby no.
i tilted, that Monday the 9th of June Is an.
pointed for the election of Directors of the Office of
Discount and Deposit to be established at Lynch.
burg. Those who cannst attend in person, will be
pleased % appoint proxies.
BY order Of the President aud Directors.
~ w. cambridge, Cash.
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Samuel G. Adams,

Is NOW RECEIVING IS
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
L Do. Files,
9 Do. longs. shovels and Pokers,
Do. SaddIery assorted,
1 Do. Tea Kettles,
1 Do. Till and Chest Locks. Butt
Hinges, &c.
q Do. assorted Hardware.
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
10 Baltimore Ploughs,
- DOE. Saddle 1rees.
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NKw.YoRx. June 3.

NEW|ioRk, june 8.
On Friday morning last the house Of DR.
Samuel Gould, Of Needhsm, Mass. was strucI
by Lightning, and two children severely injured
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Deferred Articles.
urILrrY OF GUN BOATS.

as we have observed in the publiu prints much Of
What appenrs Ia M unjust ertic,m nron the result
Of the late excursion of Commoiore Lewis. with
his fo,ia. 10 New Io.,,on ~. have ,ho..h, :, dns
Ia ruth, to state correctly the f.e,. nncsrn;n n
and what we rotecixe 10 IL I'll. trse ins.ren,e.
from, them "A to the cont e,es, ,ns.,;o 81 IN. :.
tiIity of gun bo,f, - - s- -
The fIst Object of mi. evans J.,
the Liyerpoof pse :, Hr;vs,ss. ~ ,.s;sr ur,e
ING trade bo, hacn sn ,.,,sh IN" ~. Soas.-
Sound. The sresnd vas no hr;n: a au, WI. III. VI .ne
No., e.. ps.s sesono was, 10 orins away new gun
troy.l NV ths sn.n,x "s'e = -"s 'ao'e 70 DC des-
TN " ,.cse OBJECTS were accomplished.
New-Hav. aud saybrooE. At which las, Mace
ward. They askel for convoy to New London. II
was answered, that it could hardly be expected that
gun boats should protect them against a frigate,
corvette and armed sloop, then in the passage be.
tore new London but that II DESTROYS Of procee-
oihg, the houlIa would throw itself between them
ana the enemy, and do its utmost to protect them.
nc hoti'a sailed with the convoy, with fresh and
anr vino. Ihe enemy appeared Determined to
dispute the passage, and were 30 situated. as to be
enabled, BY the wind, TO place himself directly in
tne passage On the approaching of the flotiIla,
ne gave way, chose his distance, anchored, aud in
few minutes began the action, which continued
until all the vessels under convoy passed-ash,trt
Inns OBJECT being accomplished, and night coming
on, the notiia came to anchor, aud reconnoitered
.ne enemy with the barges in the intention of board
,ng the armed sloop--which could not be effected,
IS ING enemy had very carefully stationed her be.
s. s. ..e t"o sn,ps. oshsi was made to renew
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To Rent,

10 hent,
A Three STORY, Fire-proof. BRICK HOUSE.
4 situate on e. or Main Street, and nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern Possession given on
the Goth of the 9TH Month UuIy.) Enquire of
the subscriber, at the Falling Garden, or In his
absence of CAIEs LowsEs. ~. =
JAMES LOWNES.
Fifth Month 18th. 1914. IT,
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ALSO ON HAND.

ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of Hardware, IronYnonrery.
Cutlery and Bfass Wares, Boiling C.oths'
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c Sc.-wl;cn are Of
cred for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 13. ,e
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On Trednesdoy. the I'D day Of Tune, being he ia
befsre Amelia Court,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11

JUST received by the subscriber, few doors
| below he Bell Tavern, and warranted
l genuine-vix.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-07

then directed at them, and the artillery who
We're becoming very exposed TO the thanking
parties, retired III good order thro' the 5th
Regt Nj. M. and formed behind them, having
lost piece, (Which was spkedl i'll conse-
9uence OF the horse having rul OF with the
Timber.
The enemy then advanced, disregarding
the fire OF the RiAenen and Infantiy, and
came upon the 5th Regt. who alter giving and
receiving, III most gallant manner, several
fires, were compelled to fan back, and retire.
The Cavalry, ARTILLERY and Infantry then fed
IN every direction, some thfo' Washington, x
others thro' Montgomery CUurt-House
Com. BARNEY still continued, as We under
tand, bravely to defend himself and after
most b pic resistance III winch mucn slauga-
ter was made, he was wounded aud tjNen pm
soner. We understand that not more than
halfthe British force was engageSl-in tire l}ac-
tie. The enemy proceeded to washington,
and you know the rest.