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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-15

WAsHiNGTON-CITY. September 10.
PATUXENT FLEET GONE DOWN
Extract of a letter from Major William b
Barney to Gen Smith, dated
ANNAPOLIS, Sept.7, half past Z A. NJ.
Three deserters from the British have
just come in. | nave examined them Sc
parately and they agree in their stories
the substance of which is-that they lett
the fleet lying at the mouth of the Patuxent
on Monday evening. They were ashore
watering-the fleet was watering from
casks sunk in the sand.
A bomb ship and the Havana frigate
joined on Saturday last no reinforcement
of troops that they heard of heard great
complaints of the loss sustained in the TAX
ing of Washington, said to be 100 men,
Nothing said about going to Baltimore;
but a great deal about taking New London
or Long Island, and making winter quar-
tiers there.
The two Admirals Red and White) with
several line of battle ships went down the
bay on Monday. The Admiral Of the Blue
remains with the fleet. Orders to get I'M
der way yesterday morning had been given.
Captain Parker of the Menalaus certainly
killed in the affair with Col. Reed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-09-15
CHARLEsToN, August 20
FROM

Captain Bockius, of the schooner Good-
Hope, arrived here on Saturday last, in
five days from Havana, informs us that
there had been a late arrival at Havana
from Old Spain, but the news she brought
was not allowed to transpire it was wills.
pered that there had been commotions in
Spain, and that the people were greatly
dissatisfied with the recent conduct of Fer.
dinand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

tanned at an,-Upon the use OF the bath, ev.
cry dilhcnlty viii readily give way, and the
physician will be delighted, to see his inteu
tion most rleasingly accomplished.
In anasarcous dropsy, if the bath be care,
fully, moderately and frequently applied ;
ANY of the we'll known absorbent medi
cines, will be much more effectual.
Habituai paleness in almost every instance
will be certainly corrected by this remedy
with a very little medical assistance.
II will most generally supercede the ne
cessity and avoid the danger so frequently
accompanying the use of Bateman's drops,
Snake Root. Campfire and other highly
stimulating drugs. When q sweat is deemed
necessary, by the bath it can be absolutely
and safely produced.
Flour Aibus, obstinate elects, scrofulous
tumors and ulcers together with most erup.
tive affections of the skin. will be more east
y managed when the bath is frequently used,
In dlssenteries and that species OF Rux
from the bowels, destructive in fever of a
SLOW or nervous type, it will be found a very
valuable remedy. :
In a word, the application and use, of the
Patent Warm and Hot Bath, will be found
so extensive & various, that every man will
wonder, that a discovery SO important and
SO simple, should rot have been made by e.
, very judicious Physician.
Private citizens will be furnished with a sin.
gle system, consisting of an apparatus, and a
E copy OF the necessary explanations. instructi-
fons, &c. for the sum of ten dollars. Practiti
oners OF Medicine, will receive in addition 10
: the ABOVE ano,her portable apparatus, adapted
inc situattoh u patients lying ON the floor,
AS soldiers and servant. ommonly do OF neces-
. sty--tor which they vii twenty dollars.
PERSONS wishing I Q supplied, will leave
,heir names at the Office OF Richie and True
heart, or at Mr.. Saml. Peasants Book Store.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
THE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFACTORY


. nearly ready to go into operation, and
Il will in a few weeks want a considerable
number OF lands. Men, Women, Boys and
Girls OF various sizes, will meet with en-,
Pioyment-and white apprentices received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the es.
adjustment for the accommodation of Fa-
miles and others that may be EMPLOYED.
A School and Books, &c. &c. will be kept
at the expence of the institution for the pur.
pose OF educating the children both appren-
tees and others, in the common branches
,of an English education.
Onder the Organization of this establish.
ment, children may obtain from their W
industry a comfortable maintenance and a
tolerable good education.
None but persons of good character are
offended to be employed; if others get in
they will be dischatgedtas soon as Discovers
ed.
Persons wishing employment may learn
iurther particulars on application to Mr..
Richard Harris on the premises, or the sub.
scriber in Richmond.
Jan. 10. ,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

In Coochiana County Conrf, 18Th Non. 1919.
ne Mutual Assurance Society a.. \
gainst hire on buildings Of the
STATE Oh virginia Pitts. SIu Chan'fy
AGAINST
Thomas Eldridge, Deft.
NE defendant not having entered his an.
Pearance ami given security according
to the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of th;ss
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that he is not an inhabitant of This
5tate IL is ordered, that the said defendant
DO appear here on the third Monday in March
next, and answer the bill of the plsintifs-and
tnst = copy OF this order be forthwith inser-
ted in some newspaper published in The Civ
OF Richmond, fer two months succe,s;veIv ami
.nat another copy be posted at the front door
OF the Courthouse ofthis county.
Acopy-Teste,
Jan. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A

~
WHEREAS it has been represented to. the
w Executive by the Tailor Of Chester6eld
county, that the following SLAVES, TO witt
CYRUS, ARCHER, FIELD ARCHER. & DICK
who had been condemned by the sentence III
the Court of said county to SUFFER DEATH
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with a certain MI
HAE BaiLf, a free man of colour, who had
oeen rrihanded TO the Jail of said county. by
an Examining Court thereof. for GRAND LAR
Cr.Nf main bhokEN the said Jai and made
their ESCAPE therefrom lido ,hereSors
with the advice ofthe Council ofState. hcrehv
offer a reward OF N HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO any person or persons who shall apnrebenJ
and safely lodge within any Jail of this Cor
monwealth, Ell her of the said Slaves. Cyrns
Archer, Field Archer, and Dick, for each of
mem so secured-and also a reward of FIFTY
DoLLAkS to any person or persons who snail
apprehend and safely lodge in any Jail of his
ooin'hon"eaith the aforesaid Michael Baiiey.
SO that they may be dealt with as the law di.
reefs and l do moreover require all MOS
trates, sherifis, sergeants and constables and
exhort the good people of this Commonwealth.
TO use their best endeavors to arrest the ea;d
Slaves Cyrus, Archer, Field Archer, and Dick.
and the said Michael Bailey, a man of coIonr.
and dispose OF them as herein before direc.
ted IT.
Given under my hand az Governor. and
N""Sr thc scar OF the commonwealth af
u. 81 Richmond, this 18th day of January, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
,bnndred AVID fourteen, ard of the Com.
monwealth the thirty-eighth.
JS. BARBOUR.
CYRUS ARCHER is ABBOTT six feet high.
stout and well made, of brown complexion, and
is about thirty five years old.
FIELD ARCHER is about six feet hipb
stout and well made, of yellow complexion. and
is about twenty four years old.
DICK is a black, rawbone fellow, upwards
OF SIX feet high. and not very stout, but has
is about thirty years old. sc
BAILY is a yellow man, about as
or so years old, of middle stature and size
and was lately a resident of the town of PEERS.
burg. ~
II IS not recollected that either of the sa;3
fellows has any remarkable scar or mark apnar.
ent. "PP"-
January %. wAu,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

W BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on sa
turday. the 29th Of the present month
Ssnuary) II fair, ifnot, the next fair day, on
the premises, the
Land and Plantation,
Piie Property Of William Bethel, decd. lv;no
on White Oak Swamp, supposed TO he o11 -,
sres.-i land contains a very valuable con-
Dwelling House,
With Kitchens, sufficient for the accommo.
dslion OF a large family of Negroes, with other
neces"ry oat Houses remarkably convenient
Spring Of excellent Water, and an
0rchard Of various Fruits.
Its contiguity to Riehmonc, about ~ miles.
makes II an object worth any gentlcmaa's attcn,
uon, wishing to purchase a farm. Eight months
credit will be allowed the purchaser, ON giving
conu Sith approved security, to carry interest
IRON the date nnot punctualIy paid.
January 2, 1914,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
o U CARPENTER, AND
Undertakes.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
puble, that he has just REMOVED from Nor
iolk, to the house formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM Street, opposite shockoe Warehouse.
where he Is ready to undertake tne BUILDING
Or Repairing Of Houses,
Also, any kind of JoB-WoRK. For nv char.
actcr, as a faithful Workman, and Undertaker.
refer the public to Messrs Ellis & Allan
My Timber Yard,
Adjoining the stemmery of Messrs. Jas Smith
& Co. will be always supplied with the best al
TfMBERswhich will be sold on the most rea
enable terms.
CHARLES TooMER.
'"'' 3tp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

DIsrRIcr or y~iRcINiA, To WIT;
Be It remembered, that on the sixth day ofJan.
IN the thirty eighth year of American Independence
Judith LOmax. of the said District, hath deposited In
this Office the title OLA book, the right whereof she
claims as authoress. in the words following to wit /;
- n Notes 9 Fan .4r1erican Lyre, by Judith 10.
ne Bayatene.' IN conformity to the act of the
Congress Of the United States, entitled s An act for
the encouragement ofIearnhg by securing the copies
o. maps charts and books, TO the authors and pro-
prietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentonded' and also to an act, entitled "an act
supplementary to an act entitled, nm act for the en-
couragemsnt of learning by securing the copies OF
maps, charts and books to the authors and pro-
prictors of such copies. during the times therein
mentioned, and extending the beuefts thereof.
to the arts o. designing, engraving and etching, his.
torical and other prints"
VIM. MARSHALL, Clerk
of the District Of Virginia. {
OF The Adore roork be bn5Isheddy S., Plea.
sanfs, Richmond. about the 20M Jar inst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
Two Tracts of Land.

lying in South Farnham parish & ESSEX coun.
~, one tract contsining three hund, ed & tween
ty nine acres and an half acre be the same more
or less, and one other tenement and tract con-
tanning twenty seven acres and one fourth o: aa
acre (which said tracts OF land were conveyed
to the SAID Hunter by John II. Beale and were
sold and conveyed by the said Hunter & wife
to the said SAMUEL Foster by deed bearing date
cient to pay and satisfy the charges attending
the execution of this trust, as well those here.
totore as any hereafter accruing, and also what
syet balance may be due and unpaid OF the last
instaiment of the debts mentioned in said deed
TIL. C. HOoMES, Trustee.
Dec. n, 1913 ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
ELEGANT SONG.

From, the New FORK Cotun6ian.
When the bright str OF peace from our country
was clouied,
Hope ioodly presagcd it would soon re-appear
but still, dark in gloom, the ho,izpn is shrouie,i,
And the beacon OF war blazes dircfully near.
Fled now are the charms which the heart once de- |
Forgot the e. joymcn,s tranquility gave,
Every '.ow'ret is withercd, each blossom is blight
But the wreatl, that encircles the brows OF the
brave.
Though enchanting that wreath TO the sotary Of
glory, N
Who scars on the pinions of ,ic,'ry to fame
Though the patriot bosom beat high at the ste-
~,
hat enblazons with honor Americas names
Yet It's only in blood that the laurel can ,iouri,h.
lis horrors red trophy, It's pluck'd from the
grave; .
And the tears of the widow aud orphan must nou-
fish,
The wreath that eueircies the brows of the
let spurn.d be tue man to true feeling a stranger,
w no refuses {, valor the need it has won
LIS a prlzc dearly earned mid peril and danger,
And shall live when eternity's march is begun.
De the arm ever hallowed for freedom contend-
ing,
Where the star-aiorned banners ~ofliserty wave
For tho Heaven blest cause which the sword is de.
Renders sacred the wreath that cucircles the
brave. d
But blame not the bard, that with humane aver.
sion,
lie shuddering turns. as the batt-estorm lours,
AUD eSults that the aim of the warriors exertion,
feace sauetioh'd by honor, ere long shall be
Then the warrior shall sheathe, with a smile of de
yotion,
The blyde that he wielded his country to save.
Aud the laurcls they Won on the aeld or the occ.
an, g.
Immortal shall blcom round the brow. of the
brave.
Y. H..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
money Advanced

Money Advanced
AT the Bell Tavern upon all kinds of Stock.
Lands, Lots. Slaves, hor..s, Produce of any de.
script,on, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewels
Store Goods, Household Furniture, Tobacco,
or any species OF property that may be offered.
BARTLETT STILL, Broker.
and vendue Master, Bell Tavern.
richmond. Virginia
NIB. II has frequently been inconvenient
Tor gentlemen from the country to Nuke in.
Simultaneous sales of their .SIayes-The sub.
scrlber has, therefore, appropriated a co,nior
table House for their accommodation, where
the expence will be reasonable, and every at.
paid to make satisfactory sales for the
owners. u g.
Richmoht, January II, 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
Samuel G.. Adams,

Samuel G. Adams,
IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
! Hogshead Knob Locks,
/ Do. Files, Is
2 Do. longs. Sbovels and Pokers,
Do. Saddlery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
Do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is Baltimore ~Ploughs,
~ Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
a good assortment of Hardware, Iron mongery,
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c--which are Of
for sale, on moderate terms.
Bee. 10. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
New Publications.

Just Rreef0ed, and for Sale at This OHces
jockey, a burlesaue on Rokeby, by am Al
matear of fashion.
Intercepted Letters, or the Two-PennSr
Post Bag. to which are added. TriAes Rcs
printed, by Thomas Brown, the younger.
The Mirror of the Graces, or the English
Lady's Costume, by a Lady of distinction.
The Poetical Works of Lord Byron, come
prising Poems, original and translated,
and English Bards and Scotch Reviewers.
Nose and Emily, or Sketches of Youth, bY
Mrs. Roberts. authorcss of the "Teles-
cope for Children"
A Flight to the Moon, or the Vision Of Ran.
daithus, by George Fowler, author of the
Wandering Philanthropist."
The Siege OF Rochelle, or the Christian He.
roine, a Novel by Madame De Genlis.
Moral Tales, by NJ. Marmontel, embellished
with engravings.
Angelique and Valcour, and Byzantine, two "a
legaDt Novels, by the Authoress of I" Albinis>
or the Young Mother" &c.
The Hero OF the Lake, or the Victory Of Come
modore Perry, Poem by James fcnnell
biography, OF James Lawrence, Esq. late a Caps
tain nthe Navy Of tie United States togetha
or with a collection of the most interesting
papers, relative TO the action between the
chesapeake and Shannon, and the death OF
Capt. Lawrence, &c. &c. embellished with n
Likeness,
BoliinbroSe's Voyage to the Demerara.
Burkes Works, Vol. 6
Steele's List of the Royal Navy of G. Brita;a
to 1lth Sept. 1918.
The Giaour. a fragment of a Turkish Tale. bs
Lord Byron.
Also, FOR SALE rs ABOVK.
Tousard's Artillerist's Companion.
Duane's Military Library.
- Dictionary.
- Hand Book for Infantry.
- Do. for Riaemen.
Elements ofWar, by Maltby.
Rules and Articles of
Stevens Artillerist's Pocket Companion.
Complete Military Tutor.
sword Exercise for Cavalry, by Hewes,
Steuben's Military Exercise.
Hoilinshead's Company Exercise.
poems and TRANSACTIONS, by Richard Dabnsx
Colman's Poems.
army and Navy List of the u. States.
Browns Family Bibles.
FRESH SUPPLY or
Carey's Family Bibles.
Pocket Bibles. bound in morocco.
do. in Calf
Prayer Books.
Hymn Books, &c. &c.
A Collection Of Blank Books.
Csricatures, &c. sc. &c.
H0PKyNs'S CELEBRATED
Razor StrOps,
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So With Apocrypha, Concordance and
Fine Medium.
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= 0 With Apocrypha, Concordance and2
II With Apocrypha. Concordance & 10
- With Apocrypha, Concordance and
80 plates, q %
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plates and Psalms 8; SO
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maps and Psalms 2 so
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and Psalms, sheep 10 2y
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

NOTICE. :
w AS Commit TED to the Jail Of Charles City
county. on the 18th OF November. 1919. a Ne
gro man named CHARLES, about S feet 8 or
3 inches high, a brown complexion, and who
states that he belongs to Richard Miller of
Prince Edward County. The owner IS request
ed to come onward and ,iberate him as the
law directs.
WM. RoYsTER, Tailor.
Charles City Courthouse, ,
January I, 1914. at
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

& LII ABSENT MEMBERS. belonging
IA to the Essex ARTILLERY, are here
by notified, and required, to Immediately
rendezvous at NoRFoLK. or be considered
DEsERTERs. proceeded against according
~, in pursuance of General Orders from the
War Department of this State, dated April
1913. RICHARD ROUZEE. Capt.
9th January. 18fl. 0w
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Notice.

NOCICC.
Collector Of the Revenue for the 10Th
District of Virginia, or his. DEPUTY. the sub.
seriber, will attend at the different Courts for
Amherst, Nelson. Fluvanna, and Albemarle in
January md February, to receive Entries OF
Carriages under the law of Congress. of Julv
1fth,tSl3, which all owners of Carriages will
Of course examine y"
THoS. J. RANDOLPH.
Deputy Collector. for the 18th
District of Virginia.
onadeweli Mills, in Alben2rle, ,
Dec. 26,h, 1918. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

IL virtue of q Deed Of Trust catered into by
y Samuel Foster, late ofEssex county, to Sc.
cure the payment Of certain sums of money TO
Taliaferro Hunter, WILL BE SOLD, on the
nth day Of March, 1914, (if fair, ifnot the next
'a,r day. at the mansion house upon the premi.
SEES, for ready money. SO much OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

TAKEN from Jacob who calls himsclfJacob Jones
Ct"r short 5 BAGS, containiug abou EIGHT
BUSHELS OF CORN-From Mr.. William Hix's
Ben, l BAG. ABOUT TWO BUSHEL.S-this
Bag has the Initials OF Messrs. Galego, Richard, &
90. The above mentioned corn, was hid under
meath the Coal, in their Boats-Also taken from
Billy, the property OF Mrs. Crouch, S BAGS, con-
tanning about SIX BUSHELS CORN, one ofthose
Bags is marked c. w. A Bill Of lading signed IS 10
Uhtey' accompanied the last mentioned parcel Of
Corn, which I am sure is a forgery, and is ready for
the inspec ion Of Mr. Uley.-Afso, from Mr.. Ro.
bert Lewis's Joe, about 4 bushels Of corn.-The
sale OF the wholr Of this corn. will be at this place
on the 9th day of February 1874, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
PAUL c. G.. JONES.
Inspector OF Boats.
Lock Harbor, 25th Dec. 1918
ND Was left at my Office by Jesse Norris, q
SACK nj SALT-Norris said the salt belonged
to a MIR. Peasants, who is requested to cali fol
It. p G G.. J.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
Archelaus Hughes,

ATCHeIduS IIuSIItS3
ON THE BASIN,
Ras lust reeetved and for Sale,
600 VT. of BACON,
60 Bbls. New Herrings and Shad,
Copperss in Barrels,
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in lb. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS.
Russia SHEETINGS,
German LINENS, &
a few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One nunored and twenty thousand well burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fiftcer
hundred Bushels of Shell LIME already for Sale
and delivery at the Kiln near the BASIN-Ap-
ply as above.
July 8. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
On Hand, for Sale,


IS Bales WSolens, 90 boxes cotton and
20 boxes HATS, assorted wool cards
Manchestry & shirt'gs so Bbls brown sugar
Bed tick 5000 lbs coffee in baps
Blue and white cotton Spanish and Orleans in.
cloth. digo
Hessian rolls 1900 excellent Lipuira
Sadlery, cutlery and O. hides
Their hardware assort- 25bundles soatleather
ed. Cut herrinps and ,ha,is
60 casks wrought and Whiskey
cut nails Train oil in pipes and
30eOlbs seine and sew barrels
ing twins Tar Lumber. ;
lions neat castings Salt, &c. &c.
Window glass & sifters
A complete assortment of Richmond nanufac.
tured STONE WARE, put up TO order. B
1900 Bbis FLOUR, a part for family use.
FOR RENT,
The upper part Of the house now occupied by
Mr.. Hawkins as a Shoe Store with out houses
attached--Aslo a TENEMENT at Rockets,
STORAGE
May be had in fre-proof houses, at the Fort or
at Rockets.
WANTED,
{ IL, 600 Sterling Bills
ON ENGLAND.
(f) CHI iRLES wHITLoCK,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

EFT At my Lumber House. ~ Capt. Joshua
Il oidner ofthe sioop Ehzas,th, frSm the
port oi No folk. on the 9th of November last,
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RICHARD YOUNG.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Br AUTHoRfTY.

Thirteenth Congress of the United States, at
the Third Session, begun and held in the Ci-
~ OF Washington, in the Territory of golum
bia, on Monday the ninetceatl day of Sep
TENDER, one Thousand eight hundred and
~ fourteen.