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Eightpence. SIR .Eish.pence why.
that's not half SO much as YOU used to give.
No blessed be God, sir, it is come down.
Here, my good fellow, heee is Eighteen
pence for YOU Eighteen pence, sir
why, you always used to give me half q
crown That's very true. my good fell
low but you now buy your bread and
sell my wheat for less than half the for
mer price don't know, not /, any thing
about that Put. you told me, lust now,
that the loaf was suid at eightpence, and
You blessed God for il; why should
you want to extort from me as u,uch as if
the loaf sold at twenty pence? Aye, aye,
(rais'ng his voice. ldont know any thing
about THAR 'Wtn, but lttus act just
ly - 'No-l don't know any thi
bout that But - No-I don't
know any thing about THAR well. then,
1t you won't listen TO - No, 10. /
don't know any thing,sbout that BY this
time / am in his successors chaiSe, and
away so, leaving the whole inn yard in
commotion--landlord, lAndlady, cham
Der maid, ccok, ostler, boot-boy and
all, listening to the repetition Of the
dialogue, and wondering what l could
mean.
The grand cure for all this, is, however,
what really is adopted. People travel in
an humble style. Those who used to 20 in
post~chaise, now cram themselves into a
stage coach, and those who used to go in
the stage-coach, now go on the stage
coach while those who used to go OIL it,
now go upon their feet. The consequence
Of this to the Fund holders and the govern
ment, is, that there is less host horse dusY
paid (Sd. per mile J fewer chaises. post
horses, post-boys, waters. ostlers, (for all
OF whom tax is paidD kept; more inn
windows are stopped up; less wine and
spirits are drank uprn the road less
sugar, tea, coffee and salt, candles and soap
are used ar inns and in this way, the re-
venue will soon begin to experience great
diminuti"n.
| should row conclude with an apology
for the length Of this letter; but I could
not, N shorter space, give you the infor-
nation which | wish you to possess, and
which am sure vou will receive from no
other quarter. Our newspapers are dumb
as to useful truth and, besiccs. the igno-
rance oil greater part of their Editors, IS
equal to their venality. In the Edinburgh
Review, the authors Of which being yet
out of place, or, at least the greater part
OF them, you may, perhaps, read something
about the distresses of agriculture > ac-
compan:ed with unintellgible observations
about capital and exchanges in the
style OF their countryman, Adam Smith,
whose darkness has given him the repu-
tation ofbeipg deep, and from whom the
greater part of our professed economists
have learned to talk g.ibly about what they
do not understand but from the Edin-
bursh Review land / beg you to bear in
mind what sayl you will receive nothing
that will enable you to form any notion of
the real situation of this country.
WIN. COBBETT.
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UIoahfupfou d,,rcb

Washington, March %.
CONSTANT FREEMAN, late a Colonel
in the army of the United States. is an
pointed, by the President and Senate, to be
accountant Of the Navy Department, vice
Thomas Turner, deceased.
WILLIAM WRIT is appointed, by the
same Authority, to be Attorney of the u.
5. for the District of Virginia, vice George
Hay, resigned.
MILES KING is appointed, by the same
authority, to be Navy Agent at the port Of
Norfolk.
The SUPREME CouRT of the United
States yesterday adjourned, after session
OF nearly seven weeks. Of the cases on
the docket, seventy were finally disposed
OF. and ten continued on orders to adduce
further proof. The records of no court
of appeals in the Union, exhibit such
an instance of dispatch of business, where
the questions in dispute are so moment
Gus.
1t gives us pleasure to announce that
every case in which the United States
were concerned, received due attention
and not single case which was reached.
was continued at the Instance Of the At
torney General. In % of the 70 cases f.
nally decided, the u. States were parties,
onN ioui olhti NtstS HSIC dTRueO Tor Inc
United States, but not finally decided,a
proof Of the great industry and attention to
official duty on the part of the law officer
of the United States. 1.Vaf. L1f.
We are requested to mention. that Mr..
Roane, of the House Of Representative,
has been detained some time from his du-
ties in the House, by indisposition. no.
Wasiislgfon, .gfarc1 q.
Hon. MIR BAGOT, the Minister from the goer
vernment n Great Britain to the Uaited S,ate',
with his family and suite, arrived in this city on Mon
day having landed at Annapolis, from the Fricatc
which conveyed them to cur shores.
Ills present residence is 1T Crawfnrd's UcfeM
though it Is understood he has taken house in tho
city, which - not yet prepared fer his re- cepion.
The BANK BILL repases in tie Se,ate, MT
having yet been reported by the conn ittee 10
whom it was referred. 1t will probably got be tx
en- up Tor discussion during this week. Various esl-
eu'aiions are made BY It's friends and enemies, rs
70 is probable fate, and with equal confidence per-
haps on both SIDES The question appears 10 be
pored ~ nearly eqra scale'.
The House NJ Eeprt scntatyes Yesterday took 10
the srbiect Of the Tariff and inade some progress
thsrem.
Starch d.
Hon. Mr B,aoT was yesterday presented by
the Secretary Of State to the PREsInENr, as Mi
MISTER Plenipotcntary and Envoy Extrsortinary
from the government ofGreht Britain 10 tina, Of tIie
United States. r.Wq.. Int.
Mr. Bagoi having nov entered 0pon his functions
IS roia'sieT, Mr Baker, who lincctbe ratification Of
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

WeGnesdQy, March 90.
The bill making further compensation
for military services during the late war,
was taken up. Mr.. Wilson's molten to
amend the bill by allowing certain dona
tons i'll land to all the disbanded ofic. RS, in
proportion to their respective ranks, was,
after debate, negatived by the following
vote:
YEAS-M ssrs. Barry, Brown, Chase.
Condit, Fromentin, LacoCk, Macon, Rug
giles, Sanford, Wilson.-IO.
NAYS-Messrs. Barbour, Bib, D9ggett,
Gailard, King, Mason of II. II. Morrow,
Roberts, Talbot, TAFT, Thompson. Tiche-
nor, Turner, Varnum, WelIs-l5
MIR. Barbour then moved new section
to the bill. embracing land bounty to dis
banded officers of a certain class (having
int mated his intention previous to the last
vote, b move it,
The BID was then postponed till to-mor-
row, without deciding on Mr.. Barbour's
motion.
The remainder Of the day was occupied
in the discussion of the proposition to "a
mend the constitution Of the United States.
so as to prescribe an uniform mode of e.
lection of President and Vice-President of
the United States, by districts in each
state.
Af;er considerable debato-the further
cons Iteration Of this proposition was post
poned to day beyond the session (rejrc-
tedJ by vote Of 18 10 ID.
Thursday, March u.
The bill from The House Of Represen-
tatives, to abolish the present, and impose
other duties on domestic distilled spirits,
was read the second time and referred TO
the committee on finance
The Senate proceeded to the cousidera-
ton OF the Dill =" For calling forth the mi
litia to execute the laws of the Union, sup
press instructions, and repol invasi-
ous."
After several unsuccessful motions to a
mend and postpone the bill ind jfniteiv,
Mr.. Mason, OF Va, submitted amendments
for consideration, and the bill was postpon
ed until Monday next.
The bill in addition to the act rcgu>
lating the Post-OAicc Establishments,
was resumed as in committee of the
whole.
On the question to strike ant the
third section, which gives t. Members
Of Congress the right to frank letters
and packets, during me whole Congress-
ioHai te7zH--it was decided IN the aGirma-
I've.
Ayes u, Noes IL
Far striking ouf---Messrs. Barry,
Brown. Canpbeil, Chacc Condt, DAG.
gett, Galiard, Howell, Lacock, Macon,
Mason of Virginia, Morrow, Roberts,
3uggles, Talbot, TAFT, Thompson. itch
enor, Turner, Varnlm, Williams, VIII
son--22.
.IgainSt striking out---Messrs. Dana,
Fromcntin, Goldsborough Gore, Horsey,
Hunter, King, Mason N. H. Sanford, Tay-
lor, Wills--11.
Aud the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
WedHe8day, March %.
Mr.. Tucker, from the committee on
the District Of Columbia, rep, ted b
to prevent the circulation of uachar.er
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Ayes y, Noes IL

Wedaesday, March %.
Mr.. I ucker, from the committee on
the District OF Columbia, rep, ted +
to prevent the circulation of uachar.er
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DAVID ROSS, junr.
Notice is hereby given, that

or the fourth Monday in October next, shall
proceed 20 sell on the premises for ready money,
agreeable to deed OF trust executed hy John
w, Matthews, to me as trustee, dated the nine
teenth day OF December, one thousand eight bun.
dred and twelve, recorded In Goochland county
court, IN order TO secure sum of money due to
George Southworlh ore tract of land lying and
being in the aforesaid county, bounded as follows,
to wit by the land of Geo Southworth, Mrs,
Masse, James Allen, decd. Robert PIERCE. Tho
mas Matthews, also the following personal pro-
Perty, to wit: Two horses, eight head of sheep,
nine head of cattle and twelve head of hogs
and ALSO all his, tile said john w. Matthews. pro-
portion of the Dover Estate, in the possession of
his mother, Jenny Barnett, which may fall TO
lim at her death, who, the said Jenny Barnett, Is
dead SINCE the date of thesaid deed, with the sp-
Purtenances belonging 10 said tract of land, and
the then future increase Of the said stocks Of
sheep, cattle and hogs, and all the estate, right,
title, aud interest ofthe SAID John w. Matthews,
~ and to the premises aforesaid, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy
the calls and purposes ofsaid deed
WIN soUIHWoRrH, Trustee
Sept 2j-1t.
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500 DOLhARSRNWARD.

Escaped from the prison in Chilicothe, state Of
Ohio, on the night Of the lth Of June last, JAS.
Essex, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER-
LING.
He is about 80 years of age, FIVE feet seven in
ches high, Of fair complexion, thin ysage, light
hair, large eyes, Roman nose, large whiskegs; b.
trade a clothier, can work at carding, or any EN-.
ployment in manufactures, and is also expert al
the sword exercise and boxing. He WIS born in
Warwickshire, in England and il is believed
came within the last year from Canada to this
state.
The said James Essex, alias James Essex Cros-
by Sterling, was committed TO Jail last January,
on charge Of robbng the mail Of tie U States
His partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alas THOMAS w. NOBLE, is now in
prison on a charge Of robbing the mail at the
same time. The above reward will be given foi
his apprehension, and delivery, or confinement IN
any jail Of the United States, 50 that he can bI
brought TO trial.
JOHN HAMM,
Marshal Of Ohio District
Evansville, Ohio, July IS.
QTTbose printers who are employed % pub
lsh the laws Of the u. s. arc requested 10 give
this advertisement sne insertion a week TOR siy
weeks successfully, and forward their bills to this
otjics for payments.
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agRR 1uLL SroNE Mq,vUFacrURY

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have just received direct, from France,
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, of n SUI.
pcsior quality TO any hitherto imported 10 tbs place
aud having been engaged 10 the busuess upwards
oi!teen years. they Gatter themselves from their
long knowledge OF the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto net with, that No ey
will be able to manufacture Will Stones on as rea
sonsbe terms as those imported from, the North,
and warrant them perform well.
They have opened shop on igth Street,nearly op.
polite 20 the Oid City Tavern, where geneuncn are
invited to csH.
NATHANIEL WHITE K Co.
February g..
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UNION HOTEL.

The subscriber having returned to his former
residence in Manchester, which he now calls
TIE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called Sc Solomon Gordor's or Leath's
old Tavern" will Immediately open Tavern
under the above name, and solicits the attention
of his friends and the public.
He will use every possible endeayour to give
satisfaction in the line of his profession
His prices are, what they usually were, viz:
For a dinner so cents.
For supper, 81 ID
For breakfast -. 37l-2 -
Forlodging, IL
Horse per feed IS
for a day rs
His bar shall always be well supplied with the
best liquors, and he viii very shortly keep a
constant supply of Beer, Porter, Ale, &c &c.
NATHANIEL cHILDERs.
Manchester, Aug. 3f.-tf.
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For the prevention amt cure of bilious and
,HaiigHant Ferers, IS recommended
HAIiN'S ..ANTI-BIIIOIrS pIIyS

THIS medicine has been attended with dc.
gree of success mighty grateful to the inventors
feelings, IN several paris of the West Indies
and The southern and middle states, particularly
in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Peters.
burg, Richmond, Norfolk, Edenton, wilmington.
Charleston, and Savannah. The testimony of n
num5er of persons in each Of the above place.
can be sdduced, who have reason 10 believes
that stimely use Of this sslutary remedy has.
undtr providence, preserved their lives, when
IN the most alarming circumstances.
Facts OF this conclusive nature speak more in
favor Of medicine than columns Of pompcus
euiogy, founded on mere assertion.
1t Is not, indeed, prssumptuousiy proposed as
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so Dollars ReMard.


Ran away from the Muddy Greek Mills on or
about the 4th OF last month, a mulatto man, by
the name of
NELSON,
between 90 and "a years of age, of ordinary sta
ture, and remarkably likely. His dress consist.
ed of variety of clothes among them il is re.
collected suit of blue broad Cloth, made In the
present fashion. He wore away a white flannel
round about coat, such as are used as horse
mans undress, or summer uniform, edged with
scarle'--Vrginia cloth overalls, mixed blue and
whlte-shoes and cotton socks, and new beaver
hat. knapsack painted blue WITH black straps
and buckles, IN which he had several changes OF
clothes, all of good quality Nelson when spo-
ken to is polite in his manners, is good osiler
and barber--has tolerable knowledge of the
blacksmith trade, he is also good COOPER, 10
which business for The last two yearshe has been
engaged lie writes good hand and will no
doubt forge himself free pass or one IN my
name. He is acquainted in various parts of the
United States, and viii endeavor 10 make his
way to the nCrihward Masters of vessels are
Cautioned against taking away the said man Mel
son.
10 identity him more completely it viii be
discovered that the lower part of one of his ears
has been cut oii--itis believed TO be the right
reward of so dollars will be given if taken
out OF this state, and secured in iail so that
set nm agaln-lt taken within the state one hall
the sum with all legal charges Informs Ion
beng given to me or TO Mr.. William Bondramts
at The Muddy Creek Mills, near Cartersv.lle
from whom he made his elopement Nelson is
capable OF disceivmg unsuspectnS persons--it
Will therefore require The utmost vigilance TO dc.
tect him.
DAVID ROSS, junr.
N r. Tho CITY .--,--l - --,,i<s
search for the said Negro man, and apprehend
and lodge him M Jail, the above reward of IS
dollars vail be paid by NE or Mr.. VIM. Bondrant
upon the delivery Of the boy.
Mount Ida, Sept, Il, 1916.-tf
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Mayo s. Frayser,
February

iI'vo doors 6e'o1V Tie Farmers Hank Of pr qinfs
Respectfully inform Their friends and the pub
lie that they have recey ed from Lee'q Patent 81
Family Medicine Store, TO. DO AIziden Lane.
'Nc'O.York, Fresh SappLy Of tie following cen.
lliRe medicines
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28

THE DRAWING
Of the Second Glass of the
Grand National Lottery,
VIII positively take place in the City of Balti.
more ON MONDAY the 3oth of Sept. 1916
G, 8 Il. WAITE,
VIII guarantee the punctual payment of all pri.
zes bought at either of. their offices, in
Baltimore, .Nssc- York &,
Philadelphia, albany.
PRICE of Tickets only SIX DOLLARS, and the
Prizes are numerous SRd great, and Capitals all
floating; and those gentlemen at distance, who
order tickets from their offices, shall faithfully
have the money RENTED per mail, if any of the
CAPITALS should be drawn out of the wheel at the
time their orders are received: thereby giving
distant adven,urers as good a chance as those
living on the spot
Il. 8. r. WAITE also intend printing at their
own expense, a list of all the Tickets drawn dai.
", both blanks and prizes, and sending them to
every place of importance-acd any gentleman
or company of gentlemen purchasing 20 tickets
shall have the list forwarded by mail,
The follo1rigg IS an abstract Of tie scheme.
] prize of $4,000 dollars,
/ prize of $4,000 dollars,
l prize of 10000 dollars,
] prize of 5000 dollars,
prize of 1000 dollars,
prizes Of LOCO dollars,
SO prizes of Geo dollars.
The prizes subject, as usual, to Is per cent.
deduction. Should the capital prizes continue
III tie wheel a few days, the price of tickets must
consequently advance from the present low price
of six dollars,
G. & Ii. WAITE, will faithfully execute al
orders per return of mail, and warrant the ticket.
undrawn,
The four Capital Prizes in the first class of tht
above Lottery, were sold by G. & X. Waite
Orders for tickets in any of the Lotteries
drawing in the United States promptly ATTENDED
60.
Sept IS = ct.
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WANTED.
A Good Male Cook.

Apply to Louis Rey, &Co. at Rooke'rs, or az
this Office
Sept. 1876.
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Notice is hereby given. that

thesubscriber has received lists of the Direct
Tax Of the United States for 1915, remaining due
upon property in the following Counties in the
State OF Virginia, not owned, occupied or super
intended by some person residing within the
Collection District in which it is situate, and that
he is authorised to receive the said Taxes witA
an addition of ten per cent. thereon, provided
such payment IS made within one year after the
tlay on which the collector of the district wi tre
such property lies had notified that the said al
Is had become due on the same.
o.,,,,., Date Of CoHecfoi's notification
+" '7''"' "''S' that tar had become due.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

SECOND CLASS.
authorized By .1ct Of Congress, for open
ing Canal IN the City Of flashing
tom.
Commences drawing, in Baltimore, the present
month--september 30th.
$4,000 Dollars,
$4,000 Dollars, Highest Prizes.
10000 Dollars.
Besides one of 5,000-2, O00-1, 900. &c. &c
Two and half Blanks 10 prize, and The
price of Tickets will be continued at SIX DOL
LARS each, few days longer.
All the large Prizes are floating, and may come
out any time OF the drawing.
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TED BY
JOHN BURKE s IL. H. GIR.aRDLN:
AND PUBLISHED

AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
FJUn DooRs BELOW THE BELL TAVERN. AT FouR
DoLLARs PER aNSUa, PAID IN ADVANCE.
Subscriptions and advertisements to this
paper are received at the Book and JOB
Printing Office Of j. & ". Burke, S.
IL. corner Of Main and 18th streets, and
near the Farmers Banh Of Virginia.
VI advertisements inserted at the usual
: price, and promptly nttendedto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28
THE DAMAsK LIP sALvE.
RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE
TEETH & GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts e strength.
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from decay.
and cIearses and whitens the teeth, by absorbing
alt the acrimonious slime and foulness, which,
suffered 10 accumulate, never fails to iniure and
finally 10 ruin tbero
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28
HAMnTON'S GRAND RESTORA-
TIVE.

It's recommended as an invaluable medicine
Tor the speedy relief and permanent cure Of the
various complaints resulting from disspated
pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, residence in
climates unfayorabc to The constitution. the inn
moderate use of tea, frequent intoxication. or
any other destructive intemperance, the mei,;I.
tai or excessive use of mercury, ,he diseases
peculiar 20 females at certain period of life, bad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28

20 OVIS-1'a IVV' aIIIuHI Tue Ias6lonable tbrOugh-
out Europe, is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly
innocent and safe, fee from corrosive and repei
liant minerals, (the basis of other lotions) and or
unparalleled efficacy in removing blemIsli,s OF
the face and skin, freokles, pimples, inAammato
ny redness, scurfs, letters, ringworms, sunburTs.
proxy heat, &c. The Persian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding the natural, insensb
perspiration, which is essential to health, We,
its effects are speedy and permanent, rendering.
the skin delcateIy soft and smooth, and improY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28

Ran away from the Muddy Greek Mills on or
about the 4th OF last month, a mulatto man, by
the name of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-28
HAMlLTON'S ESSENCE AND Elk.
TRACT OF MUSTARD.

A safe and effectuaI remedy for rheumatisms
govt, palsy, sprans and bruises, white swcllings,
Old steanS, N,.d isIeastiofr, r,ura,ness ami VII
nests of the neck, pains of the side, head ache
sweAed faces, frozen limbs and every similar
complaint. Il prevents chilblains or cbopDsa
hands, and the i'll effects of getting wet or damp
in the feet o y - S't