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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
FOUR OR FIVE RflYs

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Apprentices to the Printing Business.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
RElNOVAL.
Mayo u Frayser

HAVE REMOVED to the STAND, lately oc.
II cuPied by Messrs Crawford & Dunn. two
doors below the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
They have on hand az very general collection of
B 0 o X S,
in the various departments of Literature. s,cb A.
Divinity, Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and
School Books. of every kind. They also have
and Keep constantly on hand avery general as.
sortment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26

AN ACT
To authorize the surveying and making road
in the territory of Illinois.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate and House of Re
presenfdfives Of the United States of .9merica
an Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States be, and he is hereby authors
ed 10 appoint three commissioners, who shall ex-
piore, survey, and mark, in the most eligible
course, road from Shawnee Town, on the Ohio
River, TO the United States Saline. and TO Kaskas.
kia, in the Illinois Territory and said commits.
scners shall make out accurate plats of such sur.
veys, accompanied with field notes, and certify
and transmit the same TO the President of the
United States, who, if he approves of said survey
shall cause the plats thereof to be deposited in
the office ofthe Treasury Of the United States.
and the said road shall be considered az estoh,
lished and accepted.
Sec. 2 Ind be it further enacted, That the
said road shall be opened and made under the
direction of the President of the United States.
III such manner as he shall direct
sec s. Ind he H further enacted, That the
SAID commissioners shall each be entitled to re.
ceive three dollars, and their assistants one dol.
Lar and nifty cents, for each and every day which
they shaii De necessarily employed in exploring
surveying and marking said road and for the
purpose OF compensating the aforesaid commiss;
oners and their assistants, & opening and mari,
ing said road, there shall be, and hereby is ap
pointed the sum of eight thousand dollars. to Be
paid out OF any moneys nthe treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
president Of the Senate pro fenibore
April 81, lSf6.--APpnovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Without enlivcning suns. and genial show
ers,"
Ard shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head" M
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A BOUT to establish Museum il the City of
IN Richmond, are anxious to collectG possble)
every curiosity of nature and art, which the State
of Virginia can furnish. The liberality and pub
lie spirit which characterize the inhabitants Of
the ancient dominion, justify the hope that the
propretors Of the intended establishment will
receive from the patronage Of her citizens much
assistance on the present occason-Such gentle
men, therefore, as have curiosities in their pos
session are respectfully solicited to communicate
with the Subscribers, stating the description of
: objects, and whether they are wiling TO make
donation or loan OF them for the benefit Of the
NIu,eum "A prompt attention TO this request
Gas it is the wish of the proprietors TO make
collection as Immediately as possiblel will great
~ enhance the favour their generosity would con-
fer.
The public are assured, any article loaned to
This institution will be preserved with great care
and restored to the proprietor on demand.
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LoRToN.
O. The Editors of the Norfolk Herald, Peters.
burg Republican and Intelligence, Winchester
Constellation and Staunton Observer, are re-
quested TO give the above an insertion, once a
week for two months, and forward their accounts
to the Subscribers.
June 15.-w2m.
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ANACT.
proriain., fer the sale of the tract Of land Of
the British fort at the Miami of the Lake. al
the foot OF the Rapids, and for other purposes.
ben enacted 6y the Senate and House efHebre-
sen'atives Of the United States of 9me1ca ia, Cou
gress assembled, That SO much of the tract of
land oftwelve miles square, at the British fort
of the Miami ofthe lake, at the foot Of the rap
ids" ceded by the Wyandots, DeIawares, Shaw
anoes, Ottawas, Chippewas, Patawatsmies, Mi.
arnis, Eel River, Weeas, Kictapocs, Piarkashaws
and Kaskaskias tribes of Indians. to the United
States, by the treaty of Greenyle of the third of
August, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
I'VE, SNAIL under the direction of the surveyor
general, be laid of into town lots streets and n.
venues, AMI into out lots in such manner and NJ
such dimensions, as he may Judge proper: Pro.
vded, the tract so to be laid off shall not exceed
the quantity OF land Contained in two entire sec
tons, nor the town lots one quarter of an acre
each. When the survey of the lots shall be
completed, plat thereof shall be returned to the
surveyor general, on which the town lots and out
lots shall respectively be designated by progress
slye numbers, who shall cause two copies to be
made, one to be transmitted, with a copy of the
field notes, TO the commissioner Of the general
land office, and the other TO the register of the
land Office at Wooster.
sec @ find he 10 further enacted, That preyi.
ousiy to the disposal at public sale of the above
mentioned tract Of land, the surveyor general
shall, and he is hereby directed to re-suryey and
mark the exteriorines of the said tract, confor.
mably to the survey made in December, one
Thousand eight hundred and FIVE, by virtue ofthe
act of the third OF March one thousand eight
hundred and FIVE, and also TO cause divisional
lines 20 be run through each section and fraction.
al section binding on the said river, so that each
subdivision may contain, as nearly as NAV be, one
hundred and sixty acres each. And in like man.
ner to cause the Great Island" lying at the
foot Of the rapids, in the said river TO be survey
ed, and by lines, running north and south, to d.
vide the same, as nearly as may be, into six equal
parts that is TO say, that part Of the said island
described in the survey of the said cession as ~
ing in township number three, in four parts and
that part Of the said island lying in township No.
four, into two parts; Provided, that in rum ing
the sub division lines no interference shall be
made affecting or impairing rights Of persons to
whom letters patent havebeen granted for land
lying within The limits ofthe said twelve miles
square, nor affecting the seleotion Of location
hereafter 20 be made under the direction of the
Secretary ofWsr, for military purposes. Pro.
1idedGhsO, That in no case shall the sub division.
al lines be so run az TO extend to- OF embrace the
bed Of the river, which shall be deemed and is
hereby declared 70 be public highway. .qnd
proOiaed also, That the whole expenee OF re sur.
veying ard marking the exterior lines Of the said
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NEW BOOKS.

r ELY. second journal, 81. the Heroine or adven-
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poem by Walter Scott; The Spanish Guitar, tale,
rs cts., Narrative of the events which have taken
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last letter to Madame Mofeau, and an engraved plan
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NOTICE..
Nerpforf, .Abrik "a, 1916.

NJ Meeting of the Directors Of the Marine In
sarance Office on Tuesday, April 23, 1916, it was
Voted and Resolved, That the payment of the In
s;aiment OF Fifteen Dollars, each shore, falling
due the st day of May next, be and is hereby sus'
pended for the term of year, and that the Notes
which have been givc-, therefor be received with the
or other approved endorsers, and made paya,
bic on the LIST day of May, 1917, at either Of the
Banks in this town.
Nis further Voted and Res0lved, That the Five
Dollars on each Share, the payment OF which was
on the 23d Of January last, suspended unil The ist
day of May next, he and is hereby iurhec suspend
ed unit, the FIRST day of August next, aud that the
Notes therefor be renewed, With the same or other
approved endorsers until the said lst day Of August
next, and made payable al either of the Banks in
this town--and that the above votes be inserted in
both Of the Newspapers printed in this town.
.5bris 81 BENZ pETHCE, See'rv.
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QDisfeItanp.

Fire in the Wo0ds.-By a gentleman from
tho East end of Long Island, We learn (ssys
tho N. Y. Ev. Post,) that the woods in me
vicinity Of Patchauge took fro lat Thursday
in N. w. direction from thar village, aDc
advanced rapidly with the wind, which blew,
from that quarter to what is called jAcxsoN's
Pond, within four miles Of Paichange, extep
ding itself in four days over piece of wood,
it was judged, Of thirty miles, before i,s pro-
yress could be arrested. About 500 cords
of wood which had been cut and corded in
the Courss Of the past winter, were totally
consumed,
n Shocking murder was committed some
days ago in Person county, North Carolina.
MIR. Henry Jones had provided by his will ,ha,
certain fayorito Negro man should, on his
lecease, he emancipated. With this circum.
s,ance his Maste' had impruden,ly made the
negro acquainted; and impatient, it is sup
POSED, to obtain his promised freedom, the
fellow determined upon the horrid purpose
OF numbering his bsnefactor. In order 10 ef
feet mis- object, he engaged two OF his fellow
serve nts Ca man and a woman) as accomplices.
They 6rst koockcd their master on the head
BY means OF an axe, and afterwards bu ned up
his body, bones and all The negroes have
been taken, have confessed the fact, and are
Vow in goal, awaiting the sentence Of the law.
In Middlebury, Geneses County, N. Y. a
Mrs Wskins, vito of D.. w. and Mr..
Perry. lately died under unoomm mon circum-
stances, and the Dr.. appearing familiar with
Ms. =. suspieions were excited. The bod.
les wo:e taken up and examined by PhysiS-
fans. who decIled that they had been poisoned,
upon which Watkins committed suicide.
Ms w. had . still.born child few hours
before her death. Four children of the fam
lilies # w. snd P have died siuce lav fall,
and it Is generally believed some of their
deaths were occasSioncd BY w.
Disfressing "A two story house in Dun.
ha',on was destroyed by fro about . fort.
night since 10 tho day time and shocking 70
relate, its owner and occupant, q Mr.. Per-
ley, aged 50 years. was consumed with it
On first discovering the Ere the old gentle
inan assembled 20 the garrett with ON axe in or.
der to proven, its progress but At the first
blow part Of tho roof feel, in q direction
that precluded tho possibility Of his retreat.
A SON, who hid followed him and would have
rusned to destruction to save hiS fathers life
rss barely rescued from tho flames.
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Masonic Minstrel.

IUsT published and now ready TO be delivered to
J Subscribers, at the bookstore OF RousnAsIERE
{ BARBER
deni wove paper, elegantly bound and lettered, gilt
edge, and contains about 470 pages, with four eIe-
CANT engravings This valuable work is recommt n.
eed TO every individual BROTHER, and may be
considered a valuable acquisition TO the lisra1 OF
al Societies, and pleasing Companion for every
GEsTLEhAs throughout the United States
March ~. ".
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From the Cork -1dterfiseY.
DREADFUL GIL L1MTTY
hITc nBLsfowN, PEE

N
"A Most melancholy event took place yes.
tarday morning near this town. A farmer of
some rospectabiity In the noighborhood,
whose daughter was married tho previous
night, invited number Of his friends, Sc. to
the wedding. After supper all tho young
people retired TO large barn to dance. There
was fire IN the barn, as tho nigh, was cold,
and after they had been dancing for some
time, they wished to have the hro extinsuish.
cd, when one Of the ydaug men went into
tho dwelling house for come water, and seeing
a large juy full Of water - he supposed (but
ii proved to bs spiri,s) brought it into the
barn and threw it on the 6re. The barn i'm.
mediately took FIRE, and as il had outlet ex.
ccpt the door, which was locked, and could
not DO opened, dreadful to relate number of
them we're burned to ashes and such as
found their way out were miserably seorched.
Sixteen have been already interrcd, and abou,
twice that nurnber arc despaircd of, among
the latter number Is tho bride--ths bride.
groom is severely ssorehed. but he will 70.
cover. A young gentleman who has Jus,
como from tho melancholy scene, says he
never saw 50 dreadful sight--mcn and wo.
snen lying on the outside Of the ruins, so dis.
figured that their parents even could not re.
oognise them The uncle Of the young mar
who was married, aod his daughter, are q.
moog the dead. They have not got out all
the bodie, fom under the ruins yet, bur from
every account 10 supposed that sbsut twenty
persons we're burned 70 death ="
From the I 9Th to the 18th inst. there were
almost daily falls Of snow si Qoebee.-and on
the 18th, 1t was about four feet on level
Tho noy began to Iall short, and the cattle to
suffsr. On the soth the ice was breaking
Up 1t Montreal.
Provisions were very high at Quebec
beef cd. to lsi mutton 10, to ls3. veal iod.
to ls pork 10. to lac \; salt butter 2s. tn 2se.
to IS. Cansdisr ,uvr sscv.
.sPKIN7ING, y az k,nds, erseslsd p,
& ss9vssiary maxnsr, at sais cTes.
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'H, dHU retaIIeu Uy ---
SAMUEL w. VINSON;
DRUGGIST-n
FROl.iC.

THE high bred horse FRoLlC will stand at the
4 stable Of Mr.. Joseph Reynolds. On Little Rest
Hill, every Mon'isy and Tuesday, during the sea.
son--At the stable Of General Joseph Stanton, in
Chariestown, on Wednesd sday, Saturday and Sunday
Al the stable Of Mir. Sylvester Gavi, in Westerly,
on Thursday and Friday.
FROLlC il three .fourths blooded and his stock
has proved remarkably good-terrns, Five, Three
and Two Dollars.
Seirk Kinssto,sn, dtriI %, 1916
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Dr.. yebb'. Liniment !


For rheumatism, Bruises, sprsns, Chilblains,
unbness, stiffness in the joints, &c. The relief is
Immediate, and cure frequently IN "a hours al
though of yeers standing and thought ineprn6le
Mr.. JAccB HILpRETH, Of Amherst, n. H. was
many years afflicted with violent rheumatism, and
as he advanced in years at times was wholly inca
pacitated for business, when through recommends
ion, after trying all other medicines in vain, was
,risd by using only bottle of this Linment, and
his had no relapse it is now years since-he TUas
considered incErG6Ie The is pb6shed at his request
Dr. Reye's aromatic Pills,
For Female Distractions, &c. and are equally con-
ducyc to the health of married ladies', unless 79sn
pregnant, at which time they must not be taken.
DR.. Relfe's AnHbiHoas Pills,
For Indigestion, loss of Appetite, Listesenesst Head
Ache. Costveness, Flatulence, Cholic, Bilious At
fections, &c.
Or. Reyes Vegetable Stseifc.
certain and expeditions cure fSs SICK Head Aehe,
Bilious Affections, Scs
Dunyries' Ointment,
A certain, safe and expeditions for the ITCH,
h0ysper inrssrate, in an hours application may be
used by the most delicate pi egnant female, or on
children at the breast--uJ No danger from taking
cold! OJ.ask for "Dumfries' Ointmsnt," none
are genuine nnLsss signed" "W. T. Conway" az you
zolae halh O6serpe the signature
Dnnfries' Lotion,
cure for the ITCH, rVith0at smell.
The Tooth Ache is not chly prevented by this Denti
frice but it renders discolored teeth beautifully
white, removes the of fGter arising from de-
cayed teeth, imparts to the gums the etdorescencs
of health, and to the breath the most delsctable
sweetness.
En Albion Corn Plaisier
This Plaster aEords instant relief the same time
it dissolves and draws the corn out BY tho root,
without the least pain.
Cam6rian Tooth .fehs PiHs
These Pills afford immediate relief without the eas
injury to the Teeth.
Dr. Hunters Pile, DR.. Hunters Injection
Powers, and Dr. Hunsrr's Cerate.
For the prevention and care of the Vensrcai Dis
ease, however inyeterate, in all its various stages
and even when mercury has failed-ful directions
and description oi symptoms, SO that any one may
cure themselves with secrecy C}or te~ dollars J
accompany each pocket O. .ask for Dr. Huntei !,
Pills. Nons are genuine bur these signed - W. L.
Conway" as you palue health 0bssrys the signature
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold wholesale, by the sole proprietor, w. L.
CoSwAY, No. /, Homilton Place, Common'strss',
Boston, and retailed by ..
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
~ DRUGGIST--n
THyfAfES-STREET, AEWPORT, r. !.
H. A. Condy, Providence, John Fieboart. No 238,
Water. street, New. York. and most Druggists, Book
stores and PostMastsrs throughout the u. States
Ujr Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures may be
had at the agents gratis
0r None Of the a6ove genuine, uniess signes
"W +. Conway" ~ you vatue health oSseruS aus !!
Or large discount to Country Traders, and
those who buy 10 sell again
Nswport, .4prl %, 1916 t1yew)
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HOUSES So SHOPS.

THE Shop and House, No. 10Y, fhSmes.strees,
now occupied by Mr.. G. Chadsey .-.8iso, 60
Lef, the House and Shop in Msrketsqusre; the
House is now occupied by Mrs. Lydia Ferrant, and
the shop by Mr.. Charles Shearnkn Possession Civ.
en- the first day Of April Apply to
SAMUEL f. GARDNER.
\ Ne1sbort, March 90, 1916
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POETRY.
THE WEALTH OF THE COTTAGE.

A blessing unknown TO ambition and pride,
That fortune can never abate,
10 wealth and to spIendor tho often deny'd,
Yet on poverty deigns 70 await
That blessing, ye powers, oh be il my lot,
The choicest best gift from above
Deep 6x'd 10 my heast, shall be never forgot
The wealth Of the cottage 10 Lovs.
.yvhate'er my condition, why shonld repine,
by poverty never DISTRESSED!
1xultin ! felt what treasure is mine
A treasure enshsin'd IN my breast.
That blessing. ye powers sill be 1t my lot,
The choicest best Oifs t,om above!
Ssill hx'd in my heart, il shall oe'er be forgot
That the wealth Of the cottage is LOVE-
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For Sdie,
TWO FARMS. containing about 40 acres each,
= situated ia the east part of Exeter, r. l. about
one mile s0uth OF the meeting house. There are
on said Farms two good HOUSES and other build
ings Each Farm is well watered, and contains q
sufhciency of wood; also, about four hundred APP
pie trees, part Of them grated. The land is good
for grain and grass, aud is well watered For fur
thsr particulars, inquire of the subscriber, living
on the premises
HENRY REYNOLDS.
1gseter, Feb uary %, 1916. CSm.1
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THOMAS SHAW,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN public in general, that he has taken Shop, No.
ls. Long.wharf, where he still continues to carry
on the business of Gunsmithing, Cutlery, &C. &c
AS he has had the good fortue to give general salts
faction TO his employers; in the United States en-
ploy, both u the land and naval departments, and
alss Of the States employ, well as tsaA Of ind.
viduals, while working in Co he Aaters himself that
he shall have the pleasure of receiving their employ
in future .Haro1 s7
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

W AZ Hl Os LV<SALNL~ L~cs
Informs his Iespn a,fd Country Cnsfomers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
Gently occupied, to No. 134, Thsmes.s,reet,
in the building next north OF MIR. CHANNIEo's
House, where he will continue to manufacture and
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
Of thsbest quality.
- Various articles OF Cutlery, plated. Britain.
MIA and Japanned Wares, together with variety OF
Fancy Goods, As usual.
Newport, February %, 1910 r.
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f0r, sale
EiYE-TWELFTH of Cotton Manufactory, sseus
ate in North Ringstolvn, about mile from
perate 1000 spindies and has now in opers,ion $50
with DwellingHouse and other necessary Builds
ogs, all IN good repair Seldom has property poft
sessng SO many advantages been offered fer sale.
Inc terms will be liberal and may be known by aP
PYinY to JOHN HAWKINS, st the Factory, to
BERfAH < DANIEL WAITE.
.NeElhorr. June z, 1915
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NEW CARDlNG MACHINE.

HE subscriber informs the public, he has, in al.
di,ion to his former machinery, eseeted a nev
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality and
viii be able in future to have wool, Of all grades,
carded in the best manner.
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will manufacture
common or merno Wool into Plains, sattinetts, Gas.
simercs, Flannes, SC. &c. very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
,akes,he liberty Of urging the payment Of out stand
ing accounts. multiplicity Of which are now un.
on setdedhis books. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Torisnnsu<h, Juko, 1StS
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NOI ICE.
The State Of RhodeNsland and Provk
dence Plantations.
Nswhori, ss.--Clerk's Office, Court @ Com
mon Pleas, .fhrH 2oh, 1916.
NyHEREAS, CYRus Johnson, of Newport
w in said County, Physician, hath filed IN
said Office resolution Of the Hon. General Assem-
bly, Of said state, passed at February sessions, A. ID.
isi6, entitled An Act for the relief OF insolvent
debtors" !" Notice is, therefore, hereby given to
the creditors Of the said CYRus jon ssos, 10 sp-
pear. IL they sec fit, at our next Court OF Common
Pleas to DO holden at Newport, within and Tor the
County Of Newport, on the third Monday OF May
next. then and there to nominate Commissioners or
As,ignsss in conformity to the provisions Of said
act ROBERT ROGERS, Clerk.
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HARRISON FHPM.

~ LLnAALDOsV z -1NlNs
To let, and immediate possession given. the
Harrissn Farm, situate within one nile Of New.
port, containing $50 acres. For further particulars
apply to r. o. RichmonJ, Providsnse, to the sub
soriscr, in Newport.
deeS 30: NASSQS Nc4MQNR
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J. c. SHAW,

A &c. SHAW,
At bis Lottery and Exchange ofice, will pay
premium for few thousand spanish Milled Doll
lars. March l3
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate situati
ed in Thames-street, next south of the brick
Market. 1t contains three shops in 'front.' and has
convenient yard, good well of water, barn, &c. &c.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber v.
ng op the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
.Neipport. Se1ten1ber 6. 1876