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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-17

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ed, no apprehension need be entertained Of any
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JyIJyI,ER ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE
STEAMBOAT WASUJNGTON

~ " ~AN'AAi4NN' OANs
I6Saii President and Directors of Steam Boat
a Washington having found the late srranre-
ment inconvenient TO passengers, have adopted
The following as the permanent winter arrange.
ment leave Washington City every evening
lexcept SATURDAY evening" at p NJ. arrive {
Etorny Point BY 4. NJ Returning, leave
ihoI1ly Point eysiyd day Except Sunday rSorninpl
st 10 A; NJ arrive at Washington CITY in the
course CT the afternoon. Passengers under this
arrangement can travel from Baltimore 70 Rich
mond within two days, and will be carried be-
tween Ttornv Point, ut the month of Acc,,,ia
Creek, aud Fredericksburg, altogether by day
light. The Steamboat admits of no nreferenoc.
and IS prepared TO accommodate all .ersons WHO
may offer.
Passengers in the Steamboat are respectable
informed that the proprieors Of the stages have.
N order to ensure conveyance to all persons
travelling south put on AN additional line of
stages from the landing 1t rhorny Point To Rich.
ncnd. Arrangements have been made to mn
the road from Phorny Point to Fredercksburpr
IN complete travelling order. Houses are now
erecting at Thorny Point for the reception of ira
vellers.
BY order of the President,
LAKEWOOD PARISH,
Secretary TO the Z. s. ID. c.
Fredericksburg, Oct. 19-Sw
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STOWE WaRE.
sur sunsRIDER HAS oNHAsD AT ms MlxuyAcro-
az, A LtRsR QUANTITY or
s. Il q NJ a. ~; Il Il q,
OF SUPERIOR uUAtfry Am wELL Assoprrl

OF SUPERIOR GUALfry AND WELL Assorted.
Is Carving on the business very extensively,
ana w,'l del'refthe Ware IN any part of the city,
tree OF The esPence OF cu'tage, and at the New
YORK pr.ces; the freight from thence 20 this
place would average 20per cent. at least Under
these rcumitanccs, he is induced to hope that
lew, ii any, VIII send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied ut their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
Inc following We're the prices in Ncw-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer an the United States shall
under-scil him ut any time
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STRAY MARES.

During the Suwmer, two small MARES got
out ofny pasture and were often seen in Tue
neighborhood during That period from whence
IT'S probable they have strayed
Any person WHO may know where they are, i
requested 70 INFORM nie by post, o. otherw ise and
will make reasonable compensation for any trou.
bic One OF them bisek With q star and some
warts on her, years Old the other light sorrel
with white on The face and nose, yeass old.
w. NRWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
dec. 10 1915 Sw,
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orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior /;
Messrs: Moncure, Robinson 6 Pleassnts Muir.
Phy q Scott w. & Roscow Cole; Philip pu-
Val Co. or at the Manufactory. will be duJy
attended to, and The greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing. BENZ. DU-vAL.
April22. 3tSwtf
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TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

NANTED good B7;ck-layef, to build die
w Academy, now begun on Maeion Fiill-
the work IS to be neat, sud 10 Do done directly
The undertaken cen be furnished with three
fro,osf hands, and some Attendance.
ALSO WANTED, che 1aillis., e. bricks made
lsome tiis Tall, and the balance next spr.np]
another million viii be wanted next sum5,er. o
Apply to
August so. ctf
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WAsHINa1oN, JanNnrr. 4. l8lf.


WAsHISGToN, January, 4, 1915.
y5STIE Commissioners Of the ,vy are rv;,l;no. .,
contract FOR, and VIII pay the current mar.
ket price for sail-cloth manufactured in the In;
ted states, OF quality equal to the best Russian
~ English canvas. The cloth must be fabrica-
led OF hemp grown in the United Staten, and
INST ''1
!. BE twenty inches wide.
:. Must contain the same number of threads
that Russian or English canvas, of The same
number and width, contains
s. Must weigh as much per square ward nc n
square yard Of Russian or English canvas
weighs
4 strip of IA inch wide and six feet long
must be Of sufficient strength to be.r q
weight equal TO three hundred pounds.
. Zach bolt must contain forty Yards, & have
the name OF the manufacturer or manu-
factory stamped on it, with the we;sht &,
number of yards and
8. A blue thread must run through the whole
length Of The cham, one inch and n quarter
from tlie selvidge.
Persons willing 10 contract for a sIrYplv of ca,-
vas OF the above description, are desired To Send
their proposals seated to this Office on or before
tie 4th day OF March next, and they will be care
ia to mark on the envelope the words "ProDosaI
for supply Of Canvas. "--Such rs a,e disposrd
TO enter largely into the business, may calculate
ON tic encouragement Of the Commissioners. for.
acting on behalf the United States, they feel n
strong desire to promote the manufacture of a.
mcr,can canvas, and viii use Il for all Che pur-
poses of tie Navy. They do not wish, however.
TO contract with one concern or company for
larger supply OF canvas, annually, than the fol-
loving number Of bolts of the different Kinds
and qualities, 20 wit $50 bolts of No. 1. los
No. 2, 100 No 8, 100 No 4, Is No. s. IS No.
s, Is No 7, 81 No, g.
Nor for sBiaileT supply, annuailV, IN the Ike
case, than 10 the following number ufbols of the
different kinds and qualities, to wit 10 bots
NO. T., 90 No. 2, 50 No. 3, so No. a. 81 No. s. 81
No s, 81 No. Z, 80 No 8.
II the terms Of any of the proposers are accept
cd, the Conn ssioners win for8a-d Contract, to
be duly signed by the party who must also BE
Iobhga.ed with two competent securities, IN do,i.
bic the value OF the Contract, for the Fruitful per-
fJrmanee OF each and every part Of it.
JNo. RODGERS,
! President The BoarA
Ct The several printers employed to publish
lle Laws OF the United states viii give tie above
an insertion once every week for a mouth, and
sead their accounts to the Commissioners Office.
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EDUCATION.
Mn. DA yID BELL,
LATELY FROM .SCOTL.gNrD

= SCfN ''NtSf A<s1Vf ~.
HEREBY ntimates to the inhabitants or p;.b-
mond, that he intends 20 open School here. in
y Street directly opposite lie Columbian Hotel
upon Monday next the 18th current, whers he
purposes to teach EnglislI, Writing, Accounts
Geography, Mensuration, Navigation. the IatiN
language, ard the Elements Of the Greek The
terms OF tuition % be as follows, VIZ the Ensr-
lish Language and Writing dos per quarter; do.
together with Geography, Accounts. and Men.
suration, dolls. The Latin language. and Rle
rneuts of the Greek 10 dolls. per quarter.
ALSO
If number sufficient to form class. max
application, Mr. u. Bell, will, IN the evenir,r.
teach any of the following Mathematical branches.
w. Elements of Geometry, Conc SECTIONS
Spherical Trgmonctry, Algebra, Flux,ons, SIR
Isaac Newtons Fiucipia, &c. in the teach,p., ~
which branches he ilauers himself that he vii
equal the universities.
Mr.. ID. Bell, after being taught the most cor,.
non branches of Education, studied several Sos
sigis at the Universities both Of St Andrews and
Edinburgh, where his attention was directed to
tie Languages, Mathematics, Mechanical and
Chemical Philosophy, &c. he has also tau.rbt so-
yettl years in Scotland with success and bc
trusts, that by his strict attention both ta he
stud Is and morals Of bis pupils, he will con.
TIME TO merit that appreciation ,yllich lie bas M.
theFto received.
Ample certificates of abilities can be produc.
ed P'Vu''''
Richmond, Nov. II, 1915.
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

1.-TWO or three NEW TENEMENTS with
j. Garden Ground inclosed, on MARION HILI,
one mi.e below Richmond.--appiy to
NElI. NrCcULL.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. =
GENERAL LAND orFIcx,
Il, E..1 fVucJ;uo.fn,, M. - 4,

NOTICE is hereby given, that no patent for
Miiitary bounty Lands to any soldier Of the lai
Army will he delivered at this Office unless the
person entitled to such patent shall either per.
sonaiiy appear, or exhibit power of attorney in
the following FORM. -
"State Car 7crritor1O o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-17

DOCTOR BOHANNAN,
AlLLreceiye threeor four Toung Gentlemen
w Of good education and respeciable con-
setions, as students Of ms5tsne n hs Office.
Rse 9, 1slS e
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Know all Ifenb by these presents, that 7, "A. nj
h iase,y soid,erot the United States Army, do
nesepy constitute &C. ID ofthc county Of, in
the state Cor territory of-,my Attorney. Gl,
me in my name, and iar my use, TO receive from
the Commissioners of the General Land Office, =
Patent founded on the Military Warrant No :.
dated the = day of-1s
day of = l9
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A PRIZE OF 5000 Dollars,

Z TX AH OE 1000 dollars,
W.. 81 ,999, The first dram Ticket oftks
Ioth dgys dTaloing i,l tie .1G.aSO.TfC
HILL LOTTERY, ,oas sold al
tte Lottery Office ofthe SUB
seTiber, ,Ohich is The
: eventh Capital Prize.
TIL4T MS BEEN SOLD BIZ mr. yET7-r-
LNI'HE List TITO TE.qRS.
The following Prizes are now in the uhealy
-VYE-
prize Of s 10000
10000
10000
5000
Is 1000
a few TICKETS and Shares ,yarrap+.,y
undirawn, can be had if immediate ami.
cation be made at fr
J. B. KURSHEEDT's.
Lottery g Erchanee office
Dec. 16.-5t. 800 = ''''''''e-
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Dec Q.
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FOREIGN.
BOSTON, April II
EUROPEAN PAPTRS.

~. BY the Milo, from Liverpool, we
have received our Londoh papers to the
2lst Feb
The Journals are mostly filed with de-
bates in the British Parliament on the well
known affairs of Europe. The Opposition
were unusually active ard vindictve, but
the ministerial majority in both Houses
continued overwhelming.
az There is little in these papers on
American concerns but that little is pa
cihc. In debate (Fcb 14th) in the Com
taons, member said, the spirit of amino
sity IN America would justify an increase
OF the naval force in the West ladies.
This called IN Lord CaStlereigh, who said,
As to America, if it is said great preju-
dices exist there against us, ii must be re-
collected that great prcjudi cs exist here
ag inst her. 1t was, he said, his most ear
nest wish tn discountenance this feeling on
10th sides. and topromote between the two
stio's feelings Of reciprocal amity ard
regard. Certainly there were no two
countries whose interests were more ma
turally and closely connected /; and he ho-
ped that the course which the government
OF each country was pursuing was such as
would consolidate the subsisting peace,
promote harmony between the nations,
and prevent on ether side the recurrence
OF any acts of animosty."
Prince Talleyrand lived in great splen-
dor and popularity in Paris. He is said
to be one of the richest subjects in France.
He enjoys the entire confidence Of the Bour-
| bons.
Merlin (of Douay) ore of the IS persons
ordered to leave France as dangerous
persons, lefc Brussels in Feb. last. for the
us. S,ult, ( mother of the $50 had gone
to Hamburg. Letters from Europe say.
these prescribed citizens will be permitted
to return to France rs soon as the affairs of
the nation are permanently settled.
ENGLAND.
| LONDON, Feb. 21.-Yesterday division
| took place in Parliam mt on IN amegd-
meut condemn'ng the conduct of Ministers
| proposed by Lord MILTON, when the op-
position collected all their forces. The re-
suit was -
For the amendment, II 1853 mai. for
Against it $40 Ministers.
In the Lords the division was-For Min
isters, 104-Against th~m A.
WEST-INDIES.
BARBADOS, March Awe learn that
! the Colony of Surrinam was IT stort d to the
Dutch Government the 9th ult. and that
the British troops were preparing to leave
the colony.
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cONtsUESo.
IN SENATE.

IharSday, AhrR rs.
The Senate was engaged until 4 late
hour to-day on the L ARlFF bill.
No material amendment was made
to me bill. except one, which goes 10
rais the duty on unmdnufaoturtd spool,
imported from u - per centun I'd va!o-
rem.
a motion was made by Mr.. Gore to ra' sc
this dnty Still higher [,o rs cents] but was
n"gativeC.
A motion was made to strk c out the
minimum price OF cotton goods, which was
neg tived Ivy = large major ty. That mo-
ton was afterwards renewed in substance
by MIR Harpcr, and was not decided when
the Senate 4dj.uined.
Friday, .AhrR 49,
The TARIFF bill principally occupied
the Senate to-day. The amendment, de
pending on atjCurnn ent yesterday, TO
strike out the min mum price OF cotton
gonds, was negative', after a considerable
and able debate. Other amendments were
prop sed aud nesatived. Thr bill wasalso
at length ordered, as amended in Senate to
be read a third time Tomorrow. The a
mendments, besides those which have been
stated, are not material.
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ult. Their contents are uaintercst;rg
Mi ,r- General Jackson and suite arrived
,hrre from Natchez on the 2Sd ult. The
inhabitants received him with open arms,
and preparations were making to give Kim
splendid public entert 'inn,eut. He had
revived the troops Stationed there, and
found them in so unhealthy state, that
iher were ordered to be removed to the
banks Of the Alabama river, rs more sa-
luxurious situation. The General hsd also
inspec ei Fort Pl'cq"emin, end the other
Notifications in the vicinity of y. Orleans.
Business was very slack when the Huron
saiied. Many ships had been lying from
three To six months, without obtaining
Freights. Cotton was selling at 81 to 50
cents. and Sugar at Is dollirs.
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RICKHOND, aPRIL "a.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
LETERESCJNC


To tie -Ihfia officers efthe State Of Yirgtnia,
7oho 10ere in The service etthe L. States during
The late UW,
GENTLEMEN,
have the pleasure to inform you, that
the Secretary Of War has lately decided. that all
Militia Officers, who we're in the service Of the u
nitad States at any time during the late War, anil
who were not furnished with a transportation Of
baggage by the United States, from the place Of
their discharge to the place of battalion or regimen
tai resdezvous, shall receive compensation in lien
thereof, equal to the allowance made tn Officers oe
the Regular Army This decision, honorable to
the Secretary, and just to the Militia Officers
made in the spirit ofthe laws and regulations con.
corning the Army-and subverling distinction be-
tween he respective corps, which was repugnant
TO every principle OFFS liberal policy will IN some
degree remunerate you for part Of the extraordi-
nary expeaccs YOU were subjected to 10y the wants
ofthose you commando. and whom The govern
ment were unable to furnish with the pay they
we're entitled to, ut the season It was most wanted.
For the purpose Of giving to this information the
most extensive circulation, have requested the F,s
itor ofthe Enquirer to give my Letter an insertion
in his paper.
Very respec fully, Jour
IN ilob't. serv't.
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ne OcNdIc HnU
House Of Representative
of the UEIci .States

l lay before Congress, copies of a Con-
vention concluded between the United
State aud the Cherokee Indians, on the I'd
OF March last. as the same has been duly
ratified aud proclaimed; and recommend
thatsuch provisions BE made by Congress,
as the stipulations there n contained may
4 OUR.
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ToMe Voters 81 tAe FiftA Congressman Disf,qc.
of-5faryLand.

EELLoW-CiTIZETS,
MY acceptance ofan aDnontrnent rs ,he
Minister fleEipO emtiary d the United s ates 10
Russia makes it-rec essary that shout. resign nv
seat as one olyOur r. representatives. in Coaer S. i
arm conscious that owe YOU an apology for having
attempted t1 bold il even Cor single day, rather
than for tlistardy resignation Of II; aud a sure
You, If had acted upon my owi, i1Ipmspt jn,tc.d
of the suggesi'0ns az friends, who hoped that I
should find leisure to b., Of some service to YOU |
should long sBcc have given yOu an opp r,u uty Of
selecting b tier Rep sentative in my lace !
was persuaded b.frrc the prr.ent session commen-
eel, that the duties OF my p,of ssio1, Which 10 2
course OF pubic empoym mt had rendered inds
pensabe to my family, woui press SO urgently TN
on me As 90 compel m to ses.m careless Of your
interests. he event has y rihed that persuasion
During the greater part ofthe session. have been
inctssantly occupied ia courts Of iustcr and have
been scarcely able 10 give such Attendance in the
jo' SC OF Rep csentstyes would allow me IN vote
upon the mOs important questions To mix mnch
IN tic discussion 0l those questions greatly as an
desired to do was impraCticahle. IfIhd re-
manned at the bar therefore, should have tbo1pht
IL Incumbent upon me, after suck an experiment
to ask J0ur permissor to retire from the post il
which your Partially hal stationed me convinced
that i would he impossible for me to do Justice in
il either To yOu myself without the utter gjeet
n what I owe TO those who depend upon me for
support.
beg you, fellow citizens to believe that I have
MT wilingly been an nattcntive servant, and uat.
~ was proud OF the high distme,D1 which YOU
had conferred upnn mo, shold have rneritcd il t,v
close application 10 your concerns, ii hal been n
liberty tn dJso. feel assured thai NAV relv IN
your known lbcrnlity Tor my justification in tits
respect; anil, while offer yon my grateful thanks
Tor the proof Of confidence With which Won have
hooored me, and that ton in season of danger end
u'i7l which has nov passed away, pray Won % be
convinced that You will always find IN me faithful
friend, devoted tn your honour aud prosperity.
in whatever situation I may happen to be pia-
ccd.
WAI. PIN KNEY.
.4brit Il. 1876
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PhaIdeihhi1. AErH II.
FROM PORT All PRINCE

BY the arrival ofthe schr. ,lly, Cap..
HarpSr, from Port an Prince, we learn,
that the Patriots under General 3oliy ar
and Sir CIR CORY M'Gregor. was to sail
from Aux Caves about the 9Th of March.
in twenty sail, for an expedition on the
Spanish Main. The frigate and slonp of
war belonging TO President Potion, had
gone round to prevent any Uayt.an soldiers
from going in the fleet.
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CharleSfon. Htirh II.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BY the fast sailing ship Mary e Susan,
Captain Curtis, arrived at this port yester-
day in IS days from Liverpool. we have
received London papers to the @9th Feb.
and Liverpool papers to the ID Of March,
both inclusive.
There IS no political news Of any impor-
lance by this arrival.
Parliament was IN session, and cur last
papers are principally filled with debates
upon ;he Treat es, and the proposed CONT
nuahce of the Property TaX. &c. Peti
tons from Ii parts of the country against
its continuance, were daily Coming in -
Disturb noes are stated 70 have taken
place in the South Of France, at Tarascon,
&C..
The correspondence between Don Onis
and our Government, had Just reached
England. The London Editors attach
considerable Importance to it, and appear
to think it may lead 10 rupture between
the two countries.
Twcnty-six commercial houses at Glas-
gov, are stated in Liverpool paper of 1st
March, TO have been under the necessity of
stopping payment.
Lord HOLLAND has protested against
the Address in appreciation of the Treaties
recently laid before Parliament.
The Duke Of Wellington was at Paris
on the 24,h Feb. Amongst the company
at dinner given by him, were the Duke
de Fel:re and Prince Taleyrand, together
with several other persons of the first dis
tinction,
James Buchanan. Esq. has been appoint
ed by the Prince Regent. Consul at New
York and William Dawson, Esq. to be
Consul in the State of Maryland.
Mr.. Colquhoun. the celebrated Magis-
trate e London, states, in late Report,
that 5000 boys live by hieVing in that me-
tropois.
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New iseue ofTREAsURY NOTES.
Very resp c fully, Jour
IN uOb't. servt.

Aew isaue ofTREASURY NOTES.
We are anxious to see details Of this
proposition, stated by Nj. Calhoun but is
is presumed to he similar 90 an experiment
made in England in the Year 179S.--As
that time, an unparalleled pressure a.gd
alarm affected the mercantile world.
give relief, law was passed ior l5aH.''S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

We have received the Paris Papers Of
Sunday last. Their contents are Of very
trifling importance. We have selected
from one of them the following para
graph
1.-TWO retired officers Of the ci-deUanf
Imperial Guard went some days ago to two
royal guards on duty at the Thuil.eries, to
give them advi revolving to every
French heart. Thoug1 these two men
had served under the orders Of the off
GERS, they replied to these insinuatiors only
by arresting and carrying them to the
guard house"
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ITnshinn-ton Ahrn en

Samuel Ra7vkins, of New York, has
been appointed the agent on the part of
the United States, as authorised by the
Treaty Of Client. for managing the bust
ness under the oh and 9TH articles of said
Treaty.
James T. Hustin, of Massachusetts.
has been appointed Agent to perform the
same duo es under the 4th article of said
Treaty.
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BALTIMORE, April Is.
HON. MIR. PINKNFV

Our readers Will perceive from the al
dress Of Mr.. Pinkney, inserted below, that
he has resigned his seat in Congress, and
accepted the mission to Russia. as por-
ton OF h constituents, we are extremely
sorry to part with MIR. Pinkney but II s
services and talents at st. Petersburg, will
unquestionably be of great Importance to
the country Patriot.
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CHARLESTON, April IS.
.9brRt7,1St6.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The fast sailing ship Huron. Captain
Crosdals, arrived here yesterday in IS
days from New-Orleans. Capt. G.. favor
cd "a with n. Orleans papers to the 2Sth