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/" A GOOD ONE.n

A family by the name of Calf were much in
the habit efridiculing pas en- ers as they pass.
ed their house. Having exercised their laugh
ing faculties on strange Gentleman who was
remarkly deformed, he at last stepped up TO the
window and begged leave to know if they kept
Butchers shop } This degrading questione x.
cited torrent Of abuse. The gentleman calmly
replied that he was sorry for his mistake--thc
CdfVss heods always hung out having led to the
superstition
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LAND FOR SALE.

~
MILL be sold, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, for cash, on the 18th day
OF June, 1914, according to- decree of the SUI
peror Chancory Court of Williamsburg, sus-
pended in part by decree of the Superior
Cbancery Court of Fredericksburg, so much OF
the LAND now occupied by Thomas Rowane,
known By the name of CABIN POINT, living
IN the County OF Westmoreland, as will be SUI
Hcient to raise the sum mentioned in the frs:
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
o. the advertisement not being made according
to the terms Of the FIRST decree.
Any person DESTROYS to puschase will be
showntie land, BY applying to either of the
Commissioners.
RICHARD z. PARKER.
ELLYSON CURRIE.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Commissioners.
May Il. (eptds)
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JUST received By the subscriber, few door,
below the Bell Tavern, and warranted
gehune-viz.
100lbs Camphor,
90 do Opium,
200 do. Gum Arabic, best quality.
20 do. Tragacanth, do.
SO do. Arrow Root,
$50 do. Cream Tartar,
20 do. Gum Assafoetida, W1st-t
100 do. Pulv: Rhubarb,
100 do. do. Jallap,
20 do. do. Ipecac,
rs do. do. Pale Bark.
200 do. Yellow Bark,
$50 do. Liquorice Ball,
81 do. Arnatto, best,
I00 do. Sweet Spts. Nitro,
80 do. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassia, 6 81
100 do. Anise Seed,
80 do. Camomile Flowers
50 do Magnesia, large lump, \
~ do. do. small square Z Eapli,h.
tOO do. do. Pulverised
Groce Haliock's best Amer. Castor oi.
lido. best West Indian do.
lido. do. Common, do.
1O00lbs. Pearl Ashes,
Copai varnish, Lamp Oil, &c.
logether with almost general assortment of
Drugs and Medicines.
Which he intends to sell low for ca,h.-o,
ders Punctually attended to.
Dec 81. W r' =
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COTTON.
ABOUT 5000 WEIGHT OF
Prime S. Carolina COTTON,
IN BALES,
Well suited for Retail, by
May 81.
Valuable Land for Sale.


On Vsdkesdas. the I'D day of June, being me dsa,
before Amelia Court,
The SUBSCRIBER will offer for Sale, to
L the highest Bidder, upon the Premises
that valuable Tract OF LAND, in the County OF
Amelia, formerly the residence of ALExANpEa
JONES, deceased, lying between Deep and Bea
yer Pond Greeks, and extending from one to
the other. There is in the whole Trac, 1910
Acres, upwards OF 400 Of which are standing in
valnable Wood and Timber-upvards of 100
cres of which are fat and of great vaiue-The
residue istopen land and in good heart, well
suited to the culture OF either corn, wheat or
tobacco The improvements are such as ought
TO satisfy any person disposed to purchase for
a residence, consisting of neat and comforta-
bic dwelling house, with all necessary buildings
Tor farming, &c. The subscriber invites gen
tlemen who may be disposed to purchase, to
view the premises, together with the growing
crop, before the day of sale.
Terms Of sale made known on the day.
JOHN TONNES, Mount Flat.
Amelia, May %, 1914. 4w
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Cast-Iron Foundry.

HE subscribers have commenced the estab.
4 ment of Furnace in this place. under the
hrm OF Parkhill, Sabbaton & Co. They expect
to have 1t in complete operation about the mid
die of May next, and will thankfully receive or.
ders for castings of any description, which they
trust will be executed with neatness and dis.
patch, having procured the best ofworkmen.
Orders left with Mr.. John ParkhilI, at his
store-with Mr.. P. A. sabnaton, at the works,
Just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs. Toilet & Lea, Peterburr, will be strict.
iy attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL.
p. A. ShBBATON.
FOLLET & LEA.
Richmond. March III. 1914. IT,
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RICHMOND
TURNPIKE CDNpAssY.

VIE Shareholders, in the Richmond Turnpike
Company are hereby notified, that their AI,n,l-
II General Meeting il on the first Monday in nex,
mouth aud that the same will be heii al the ia
ILE tavern, in the City of itiehmond, on tina, ,iay
at 10 o'clock. -. ri@."'. -
May x--(tJ6)
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby no.
tilted, that Monday the 9Th OF June is al,-
pointed for the election of Directors o. the Office ct
Discount and Deposit to be established at lynch.
burg. Those who cannot attend in person, will he
pleased to appoint proxies.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
~. s@l-isst w. DANDRiDGE, Cash.
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.~<oAl.
FEMALE WIT.

A Mr.. Wyman. who was famed for nothing
but stupidity aud Incidence, he was going
from home, one day, was desired by his wife not
10 be gone SO much-she was afraid to be left q,
ione.-" poh, said he, Nerght is never in
danger" 3" | know that" she replied, {" bu,
Nought's wife ia"
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sram the American Watehman.
WAR SONG.

WAR SONG.
e" 10, a Company Of Volunteers, May, 1913.
To arms, to arms, the standard Ries,
The trumpet sounds the call,
The British navy stems the seas,
The voice Of battles ON the breeze,
Arouse yc. one and sll.
From fair Schuylkili's banks We come,
A band of brothers true
Our casques with iron circlcd round,
With Columbus Eagle crowned,
We boast the red and blue. =,
Shall we bend the stubborn head.
In freedoms temple born,
Ask the cruel Briton's mercy,
Hail master in our country,
Or brook victor's scorn I
No (! though destruction DER the land
Come pouring as flood,
The sun that sees our falling day
Shall mark our sabrcs' deadly sway
And set that night in blood.
For gold. let Bri.ain's Iegions hght-
Or plumbers bloody gain,
Unbribed, unbought, oar swords ve'll draw
To guard our states, TO fence our law;
Nor shall their edge be vain. a
IT ever breath Of western gale
Shall fan the British Lion more,
Or Footsteps Of intruder rude,
With rapine foul and red with blood,
Foilute oar happy shore,
Then, farewell home and farewell friends!
Adieu each tender tie;
Resolved, we mingle with the tide
Where charging sqaadrons furious ride,
To conquer or co die
To arms! to arms! The sabres CLEAN
High sounds our trumpets call
Combined by hon0r's sacred tie
The word, our rights aud liberty,
March, forward, one and all
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Archelaus Hughes,

ON The BASIN,
Has Just received and for Sale,
5000 VT. Of BACON,
60 sbls. New Herrings and shad.
Copperas in Barrels,
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in ID. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS.
Russia SHEETINGS,
German LINENS, g.
A few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
Tine hundred and twenty thousand we'll burn
BRICKS with woody and twelve or ff,eer
hundred Bushels OF Shell LIME already Tor Sac
and delivery at the Kiln near the BAsIN--Ap
ply 40 above.
July g. e
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Notice.

IN pursuance Of an Ordinance, entitled
Il .. an ordinance TO amend the o.s..arce
tn prevent dogs from going at large IN the
City of Richmond" notice is hereby gi.
ven. that no dogs will be permitte,it to run
az large in the said City. between the frs.
day of next month, and the fifteenth day
September next. ' {
N. SHEPPARD. &C. Hall.
{ May ID 1914 et
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To Rent.

a Three.S.ory Fire-proof, BRICK HOUSE.
4 situate on F. or Main Street, and nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern--Possession given ON
the Goth OF the 9TH Msnth (July.) Enquire of
the Subscriber, at the Falling Garden, or In his
absence of CALEB Lownss. -
JAMES LOWNES.
Fifth Month 18th. 1914. #.
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Ten Dollars Reward

WILL be given for TOM, IL delivered TO me. in
Richmond, or Five Dollars if lodged in Jail
ToEis Tour feet nine or ten inches high, light com
round coat Il pantaloons, Pententiary. made shoes
With nails sllaround. / purchased bin OF Thomas
Moody, deceased, Of Eew-Kent, in january, 1913
lie was formerly the property of John Thompson
OF SAID County. He has a wife at Mr.. Benford's
quarter, near the Cross Roads and brother named
Nathan, belonging to SylI. Phariss, with whom he
was seen on Sunday last, with cart, on their way
alter hsh, to hockshock on Chick ahominy River.
hRCHELAUS HUGHES.
Richmond, April 81. wtf
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New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.
AZ 1RIs OFFICES

FABER on the Holy Spirit.
Life Of Souvarof
Elements of Geography, or An Extensive Abridgc.
ment thereof; exhibiting view of the natural
and artificial features of the vario divisions of tho
Earth--and embracing those branches of Stats
tics most intimately connected with Geographical
Science--illustrsted with Maps-By X Dickin-
son, Esq. author of Geographical and Statistical
View Of Massachusetts, &c. c--Accompanied
with a new & extensive Introduction, comprising
the Astronomical and other subjects preliminary
to the study Of Geograpby-by E. Hoyt, Eco. au.
thor of several Military Works.
A Mothers Advice TO her Son & Daughter, by the
Marchioness De Lambert
Lecons de Geographic, destinses apprendre
aux Enfants les Elements de cette Science-Par
l.. Gaullier.
The Christian Observer, for July and August, 1919
The Diverting History of John Bull & Brother Jo-
nathan.
The Bride of Abydes, Turkish Tale.-by Lord
Byron.
Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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Taken up, by Jos Pollard. ;

BAY MARE, about years old, feet 8 ORG
.nehes nigh, posted and appraised TO ten pound
ten shiliings. SAN COOKE.
JOHN MARTIN,
reo' . 1874, WM HUMBER.
The above appraisers qualified to the above
repuary 2. 1914 TOHN CURD-
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APPLICATION.

!, Whatever busies the mind without corrupt-
ing it, has at least this use-that it rescues the
day from idieness; and he that is never idle
will not often be vicious.
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PROSPERITY.

The brightest hours of prosperity have their
clouds; and the stream of life. If not ruffied bv
distractions. will grow putrid by stagnation.
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tate OF matrimony with Kings and Princes,
who are very often only eminent for their per
hdy and proHigacy.
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FOR SALE,
A HANDSOME PAIR OF YOUNG BAY
Carriage Horses.

Those wishing to purchase, will please
make application at the Bar of the WASH
ington Tavern.
Richmond, May IS. 1914. Il.
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Samuel G.. Adams,

Samuel G. Adams,
IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do. Files,
Do. longs, Shovels and Pokers,
Do. Saddlery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
DO. Till and Chest Locks, But,
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 baltimore Ploughs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment of Hardware, Ironmongerv.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Betting Cloths.
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c Sc.--Which are Of
cred for sale, on moderate terms.
Bee. -. n
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From the Baltimore American.
STATE POLICY MARRIAGES.

The following little history, although it i:
connected with the Kingly policy of eiuiliz,
ed Europe, vet it differs from the usual To
pics of the day--It will bring us, fora mo.
meut, from the disagreeable subject of our
internal disscntions. 10 the contemplation O,
the effects of that political policy, which "a.
crifices the happiness of amiable and yirtu
Gus woman to the,ambitious projects of states
men-from the calamities of nations TO the
calamities OF iadividuals-It may be useful
in two way.-To shew, that Kings and
Queens, Princes and Princesses, are neither
the wisest or the happiest people in the
world and that, in proportion to their high
rank IN society, they only become more can-
splcuous tor their vices or their misfortunes
And Vt may be memento to a certain
portion of our citizens. who indulge in violent
hankerings after every thing either Rouaf
OF Loyal, to warn them. that these erea,
personages, instead of being eminent for viz
rue, are often notorious for vice.
Were only ia begin with the com.
nencemen. of the last century, a hare emu.
meration OF Royal crimes asd misfortunes
would fill volume-I Will confne myself
30 a few instances which have occurred in
the House of Brunswick.
BY means Of this State folicy, the females
or this house, in the course of about half
century, have been peculiarly unfortunate
Two sisters, daughter, and two nieces
of George Ill. have been singularly so--
His sister, Matilda, was married to the mad
BFg OF Denmark, and she became victim
totnc inlrigues AMI vaccinations of her mo.
ther-in iaw-fwo gentlemen were behead
ed on her account, ana she herself escaped
with difficulty, and soon after died of q bro
ken heart, in forlorH castle in Germany
Il know of no story which could be so we'll
authenticated, and so well calculated tot
form tragedy of the deepest kind, that
would draw signs from the hardest hearts.
The late Duchess of Brunswick, another
sister of his Majesty, become unhappy by
her husbands entering into one OF the COAL
tons against Bonaparte, by which he lost
both his life and his doninions Ouch,
ess was forced to take refuge in England.
only to be witness of the base treatment of
her daughter by the Prince of Wales.
The daughter of the above Duke and
Duchess of Brunswek was married to the
present p Regent OF England-The infa.
nous conduct Of this Buwark of Religion,
to his wife, is so recent, and so notorious.
that it is needless to repeat what must be
known to every reader Of newspapers.
hs would be brief, shall only mention the
other instance of State policy MARI ages in this
fimily --The eldest daughter of George m.
was fors ably married 10 the Duke of Wirtem-
burg, now one OF Bonaparte's precious Kings
The writer OF this article saw this Lady at
Windsor a short time before her unhappy
uarriage--she was fine looking woman both
es to size and features, and had ~ those exter.
l requisites WHICH excite both love aud ad
NV in ~ S,dsg-" Grace was in her
in all her gestures
port, she was one of
NJ tvl
ne.
%dN ierJ
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EwelPs family Physician.

- A few copies Of this valuable Work r.n.
toubtcdly the bsst of the kind extant1 are f.
sale a. .. PLEAsANTe bookstore, Bichmona
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married. % one Of no Brunswick fsmay Inc
WIS then advanced in Years. and had nothing
about him, either in 'erson or character, to
attract the affections OF an oyster aenci-- From
his enorm Gus protuberance in front, he was
called the tun bell ed rince !" and he could
eat and drink more at one meal, than any six
common sized men with tolessbe apr elite
to tins rri'asl glutton was this charming
woman s''i,t'--I t may easily be imagined,
ths; his most insult. bic match could be produce
tive nothing bu, misery 10 the unhA0py prin-
cess: and il now appe4-s, that she has lief; h,s
filthy bed and hated society and taken refuge
In her fathers doniinions.
From this has'y sketch, let us learn, that
those exalted personages, whom we are too
apt to- admire at dis,an, c, are freque ntly tn,
most vicious. or the most unhappy -Aisp, hat
We should not bc toe ap; TO condemn tloss ntbe'.
Rrinesssss, who prefer state of sing ensss 10
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Jaundice Bitters,

MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
Jaundlcy and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling q,
the stomach, difficulty of breathing, loss OF
appetite, and sleepy dull heaviness in the fore
part OF the day, weakness and trembling of the
limbs, dizziness of the head, and yelIowness
OF the eoun;enance, complaints common 10
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures thst have been effected in
N. England by the above medicine, las NAV
be seen by the bills) prevent the necessity OF
further
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

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.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

** The Above Medicines
Are for sale at the Argus Office Richmond.
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
Is now in operation.
CASTINGS LTBRass

A ND wRoUGHTrIRoN WORK win also
4 n be executed at the Furnace. Orders left
At the Furnace, or with JOHN PARKILL of this
place, or Toilet 4 Lea in Petersburg, will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
PABKHiLL, sABBAToN, & Co
June LIT
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Fresh Medicines.
May x-(t.J6)

JUS! received By the subscriber, few doors
below the Bell Tavern, and warranted
gehuine-viz.
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Mays. 1914.
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Eight Hundred
ACRES OF LAND.
F0H SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.

FOH SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
THIS Farm is within three and . half
Il miles Of Powhatan Court House. ahou.
the same distance from Genito Bridge. lies
as well a. any land in this part of the State.
and the soil not inferior to any in the county.
not Immediately on James or Apomatox Il.
vers There is IN this Trace nearly One
Hundred Acres Of richsbotion Land. adj.
'miraoly suited tn the productions Of grass =.
The dwell ny House contains Ten Rooms.
with out.hoases of various descriptions. a
well Of the finest water in the yard. and fine
springs in various parts of the plantation. of
course It Is we'll watered. This Farm has
been remarked tor the healthy appearances
Iof every family, that has resided on 1t. There
are as many as seven Manufacturing Mills
to either Of which Wagon may 20 and re.
turn In day From two pence to sin pence
only Is deducted from the Richmond price.
in the bushel for wheat There are also se
vcral Coal Pitts. about The same distance. of
tbs Mills. At which Gram and Hay meet
ready sale.
Gentlemen who wish TO vest their money
in land are earnestly invited to view the
premises. great bargain may be had by An
early application. in few days about one
hundred and fifty acres will be sewed in
Wh9as aad . few bushels of Rye
y JAMES COOKE.
Octo6er -. wstp
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For. sane

,riE small farm on which the subscribe,
y now resides. The purchase would Sun,
family in quest Of a healthy and tranqui.
retreat especially. as the usual requisites
ct negroes. horses. live stock. agricultural.
implements. provisions of different kindsl
household and kitchen furniture, &c, night.
If desired. be obtained at the same time.
! The uiidings are new and substantial, and.
though not entirely flashed. nncnmmonly
satisfactory. A due proportion of the land
has just been cleared. of which about Is a.
ores we're. eariv last spring. sowed in clover.
Part of an adjacent estate. shortly to be sold,
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm. which Contains only one hundred and
sixty ona acres. Beauty Of prospect, saM.
hrity OF air and water. convenience OF land
and river carriage to, asd from Richmond.
aad proximity to Milton. where post Of.
nee and seyera stores are kept, further re.
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
accommodating.
Apply to L. Il. fGIRARDIN.
Glenmore. near Milton. A1beinarie
County. Va. August 9Th. 1915.
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Dust received and sor sale, Al the ARA. Book
Store.

Dnane's Hand-Book for Observation-Disclosures
~ MISS Edgwortb. 3 voIs--Theodore. or he
tsruvisns-- The Life Of the most noble Ar,b,' |.
Marquis and Bari of Wellington, ac &c. ec
VIVA ror. rsit-Dopestis Cook ry--Tales Of
.he Castle, BY Madane Geniis translated from.
t ti French, BY Thomas Hsicroft--Lawrence,
, n,c,grsphy- Poster. lReIlgieus) Esssys--Tay.
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