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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13
Aprn15.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Al)N htlSEnENT.
Egf Virtue Of Deed Of Trust bearing date II Il
, 9th day Of December, 1913, and recorded \
the county court Of Albemarle, cxeouted to ehe a.
scriber end Alexander Garrett by Thomas Wei
and Wilheimina his Wife to secure the pavreut n
certain sums Of money due and mentioned tbsrei,
tn John VI. Shepherd, will be ssld. tothe bighss
bidder, on the premises, on the 9th tlsy If n u
next The LOT No I, in the town Of Chorlottegl
vile, with We sppureRancss, together with p;erk
OF parcel Of LAND, IL the county Of Aibe,,,sr :
near the said town Of Charlottesville snd bar,
isrly described IN The deed Aforesaid or so ,l,.g
said property as will beviiiicieut to pay and -
the payment ia the deed mentioned, - ocer1
due on The ist day Of January, 1916, wih iaf
and the cest and si'srges or executing as,
The subscriber being trustee only, erd nc,ins
The beneat Of other, will only CONVEX snch
IN him is vested by the decd aforesaid. te.
responsibility on himself whatever, A. t. ts-
JOHN VIM, j.. l'r
April 10. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13
STATE ELECTIONS

-, - l. ~ A. EIGt HUNS.
The election tn choose . Senator fo,. tbe cor,.
ties ofCaroline and Hanover, and Delegates m re.
resent the county ofCaroinc wes held nm Mo,Jry
laat, at the Bowling Green
AT the close Of the Poll, the vote stood Tins.
w. w Dickinson orr
2l2
John II. Bernard Don
Hay Battaile o+o
III. III. Dickinson 90
4. w. Chiles 80,
Communicated 1T is understood ;ha. MIR.
dickinson Intends 70 contest the election
Rose% T.
.a'Semar1e-ThOnnas w. Maury. Charles Yam.
Princess .a'Die-Col. William Holt Levi,
Aie Of Elgat-Arehibald L. Atkinson John
Lawresce. Jun"
Observation-Disclosures BorIsnd 70 TT n
ford H or~u-
Lollisa-John Fleming Peter NJ. Daniel.
James Ciy-Archer Hawkins, Dahn.v Pew,
'ho''tS 0me'y--JaBes p Preston Thomss Me.
Henry. '-'' VIZ
Neg Members.
Ret'ort of L4ferments in the Gin of Rich
Haond, in the month Of March, 1916.
%. Men S. nOys 2, Girls s-,rotalq.,
al ~hon We're oil and under the age Of years 2-,.
5ol-between 20 and 10, 2betNFeen so and 60 and
SUMPTION 2-Dropsy 2-Croup land premature hrtL
'hascGchWsefts Election. Republican net os;n
IN 2S2 towns, 3517. o."
u NO mail last night north of Fredericksburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13

Fresh Drugs, Paints q patent Medicines.
FRED'K j. M'CRAW s. Co
HAVE just received. aud are ow opcn-
irga large md general assortmlt as Fresh Drues
ana hleoieines, amongst which the following:
an ttlriS. in powder tavt4r
Puveriled ialap, ipecae and Calone canphor and O.
rhuharb mum ~
Together with every other article of general ,.;lv In t
Practice of medicine. -
PATENT .lfEBICLN,AsS
Lees antih iOu pills. Wind palsy spr-;es ruise &c
, Manu. Whieh, ads csssree OF mus.
To- 90. do. New tArl
,rl Londen.} chure!.' cough drops
hndeTsons 10. io R,it;,h oil
Ching's worm lozenyps Gov la.,,'s lof;sp
Dr. ChIrchs chemical eS Ciulrch's se,s,l r,,b o;,.
s'nce Of mustard, for the neiit,
eure of Rheumatism, govt. Hills basa,n of honey
PAWS
London white lead, dry am chnele and English yermis
m OIL lion
Sparish brown do. do. Dro's Lake, No. 1
nes'ow ocire do. do. Spanish indigo 3 rl;fiac
I.u.,In "le, NOS auS Oh, t,rpenf'ue AMI ,ari.is,
Ensish tyrra dc SIENNA Painters tools and brushes,
cronic, HulSs and Patent whte-washery' do.
Ouch and Rose Pink Reeves water coIors D. y
All q, which rhey determined sell az the loves, pr
ees " their store on H. street (soc.Oe hilD few hu,
y"Es ABOVE inc swan tavern ard ON the sid Of the
suZtt. Anrll Is. i,o-w.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13
[From Me pMladeblia Ga.ele.l

" The writer Of this was at a Ball and Sumner
gwen by bis exceency the Envoy from " oil he
hHsSids," IN eOmmemOration Ofthe anniversary q,
the coronation Of bis braUe, agHabfe and accom-.
phsied MASTER, .Rierouder me eleiiUerer. Most
assuredly this bail ans supper has never been ex-
eeeded, 70 these U States on q similar occasion. -
attempt particular description, would take up
too much Of your Uahfqbls paper. Suffice Il. tba,
tor tire number assembled, there never was seen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13

This Costume may be necessary in courts. by
way OF distinction but, in this country, it ia awk
ward enoHgh; 1t must be confessed, however, chat
we know very little of these mysteries-Once we
had the honor, on great pubic occasion, of seeno
NJ. T. in grand costume, with his coat of ceremenS
SO stfened with gold as almost to stanrlerec,--and
he really appearedthe most ridiculous man in Inc
company.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
0FIhe Editorof dis Daoer

hndmg II not IN his power TO besiov that at emit
on winch lac would wish, and knows il necessary
to The discharge Of his editorial duties, without
relmqushing other enplOyments, has determined
to dispose OF the EsrABLtsHMESr OF TuE NoarotK
GAzErrE ASD PUBLlc LgoGER To person of
Federal politics, preference will be given, and
until after the FIRST OF next month, the establish.
tnep' will not be sold to any other; this N efer.
ence IS due TO the great majority Of the Patrons
OF the Ledger. After the LIST Ofnext month the
editor will consider himself at Liberty to consult
his own interest--Should the Establishment moi
be disposed Of, the publication by the present
editor VIII Notwithstanding, Cease upon Tuesday
the l7th, Of next month"; To which time all &C
counts Of subscriptions and advertisements will
be made up.
The adjustment Of all accounts i'm this place
and vicinity, VIII be made by the Editor HIMSELF
he requests all who have any claims TO make Them
known to him without toss Of time. Those cen.
tlemen who have heretofore kindly undertake en-
the agency of the Ledger, will be pleased to
continue It little longer
We shall be thankful 10 the Editors, who will
take such notice OF this article as may best as.
sIst the editors views.
Office Of the Public ledger,
NOrtoEc August 8. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
FALL GOODS.

Per the ship Mary s briggs Albion & Thos. Borch
direct from Liverpool.
Rose, Point & Dif1e Blaaksts,
.NdPt Cottons,
sagathys-Ktlmarnoc Caps.
Pains, Jerseys i Ftushings.
Coatiags & Fsarnoughts,
Flanne.s-tohite and coiourea,
Yorkshire Cloths and Eassineres,
Ladies and Pelice cloths,
.SioanSdoeom aud foiIenett TestiaSs,
Btnck and Fancy CoIOwred Bom6azetts,
plain and ticiiied Rattinefts.
Sgpertime Cloths and CaSsimereS,
Merino Sha1olS,
Hardioare and Cutlery,
-an assortment OF Forcling pieces Of su.
perior manufacture,
Crates and China ,care aceH selected.
Offered for ale by
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September lift.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,2
- -fo.,. ...NOt 80.
August II, 1916

SEPTEMBER l2th, 1916
The proposition made by thls department f,r
commencing the payment Of small SUNS in G in
on the first Gay of October, 1915 has b.en gener,
ally declined by the state bank, which hsve
heretofore suspended their spec E payments. And
as an arrangement for supplying the people
with the requisite medium 10 pay their jir,ies
and taxes, independently of the Stte BaDks.
Cannot be conveniently made, until the bank of
the UNITED States shall be IN operation no further
measures viii be pursued, villa a view 10 the
collection OF the reycune IN coin, en- the said
FIRST day OF October 1916
Bu. IN pursuance Of The Resolution of Con.
gress, passed on the 29A DAY of Ap-l 1916.
NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN.
That from and after tie 2Oih day of tebruorv.
1917, all duties, taxes, debts or sums of money.
accruns or becoming payabIe to the o. States
must be pad and collected in the legal Currency
ol the United 5,ateG, or Treasury Notes, or
Notes of the Bank Of tie United States. or in
Notes of Bank, VIII oh are payable and paid ON
demand ia the legal currency OF the U States,
and not otherwise.
And all Collectors and receivers Of Public
money are required TO pay due attention to tlis
notice hereby gyen, and 20 govern themsel, q.
IN the collection aud receipt Of the public dues.
duties, and taxes, accordingly
The Collectors Of the Customs, and f the Di-
rect Tax and lnterHsl Duties, are requested 10
make this notice generally known, bv an the
means IN their power And the printers su-
thorized to publish the laws Of the u States will
be pleased 10 insert It in their respective news
papers
A J. DhLJfg.
,SsersiaIy u Ms TroasHr
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
NOTICE,
10 orners Of Merchant Mills, Grist Nils
Rice mills & manufactures # aar, DC.

10 owners Of Merchant nils, Grist Mills
Rice mills & manufactures If aoa.r, DC.
Whereas in my trssels through the country to
co'iec1 the patent fees due to MIR. Oliver Evans
JOE ms in,Provs ments in the art of Manufac,ur.
ing Flour and mesl--nany OF you have not been
called upon by reason Of your remote situations.
you VIII tneteiore please to furnish me the fol.
loving memoranda, VIZ: State The situation of
your mill, the standing of your stream on Nm a.
fersge OF seven years, how many pair of stones
you run and their Dancers, the number OF elc,
Vs'ors, hopper-boys, conveyors, &C. used aud
supplied, the number of barrels of -four made.
oy you IN "a hours, the time If erection of your
III Or Briis AMI by what miilwright or work.
Wanit VA erected. This cert hcate To be SIGN.
90 ny Two or more neighbours, atlested bv a
justice fsthe peace or the clerk OF the county
on eoporxtion court, where you reside By en-
closing tbs document; to me by posi-, il win en-
abe me, by scale, to ascertain the uuan,,lm of
ices due, withequal justice to the pstentee and
me o"ners-,lereby saving great expense in ira.
VeiilnS and hebour To these concerned II i,not
expected that this notice will be attended to by
thcse who have been sued for using the inyen.
tons without iicelice.
Gentlemen residing south of the Rappahanock.
North and South Corolina, Georgia, Alssissippi
Territory, and Upper and Lower Louis;anna-
may, with ease, avail themselves of these alyan-
tages
have requested the Deputy Marshallss in
Virginia, as they pass, to examine and report
uie mills running without iicerre -.
...t- JOHN MOODY.
.4ysn. for Ohuer Exams.
Richmond, Sept. IL, I9l6--2aw3w.
IN For 'he conveniency of those persons
VINO are owners or Merchant, Flour or Gr,st
mills IN the Eastern section Of this state viii.
II health permits attend at the Raleigh Yapsra.
IN Williamsburg, on the 28,h OF October next,
~"eH "ii, IN pursuance Of powers vested m
me by the Patsntee, offer such terms to the own
erS OF nlsls "i'o have in use, 1yitt9uf IAcence,
the above mach. merry in whole or in part or tho,e
VINO are disposed 10 use them or an part of ,he,u
as W N be productive of great bsn fits, not only
70 niilers IN particular. but TO tie community
"a general, as IT may he the means of put
ting into operation, number of mills situat-
eu M me gram country, end Contiguous to
nasgabie water
September 18Th I'M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
VIRGINIA:

~ RaLes holden IN the Clerks OEce of tho Sute.
nor Court 81 ChGacery for Me Richnond Dis.
.fi1ct, the 24h June, 1916.
Farquhar M'Kenzie, Duncan Mckenzie, Catha.
rine M'Kenzie, John Chisholm, and William
Chisholm, Pitrs.
Nathaniel Snelson, administrator of the goods
chattels < credits which were of John M'Ken
zie, decd. and Donald VI Kenzie, John M'Ken.
zie, William MKenzie, John M'Rae and Ma.
ry his wife, who was formerly Mary M'Kenzie,
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm.
quar- Archibald Chisholm and Donald CHS
noim, Deff's:
The Defendants, Donald Nf'Kenzie, John NJ.
Kenzie, William M'Kenzie. John Mia, and
Mary his wife, Alexander Chisholm, Alexander
Chisholm, Junr. Archibsld Chisholm, and Don.
aid Chisholm, not having entered their appear.
ance and gwen security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country: IL IS ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here ON the
first day ct the next term and answer the bill OF
the Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months sue.
cessvely and posted at the front door of the Ca
pitol, in the said City.
A copy--reste,
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
August 21-wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
500 nOLLARS REWARD

Escaped from the prisonin Chiicothe, state of
Oh'o,on the night Of tine n OF June last, JAS
ESSEN, alias j AMES ESSEX CROSBY STER-
LING.
He is about SO years Of age, Ave feet seven in
ches high, of far complexion, thin visage, lght
hair, large eyes, Roman nose, large wIliskers; by
trade clothier, Can WORK at carding, or any en-
pioyment in manufactures, and is also expert a,
Tie sword exercise aud boxing. He WAS born in
Warwickshire. III England and it is believed
came within the last year from Canada to this
state.
The said James Essex, alias James Essex eros
by Sterling, was committed to jail lass January,
on charge of robbing The mail of the u States
Ills partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alias THOMAS w NOBLE, is now a.
prison on charge of robbing the mail at ,he
same time. The above reward viii be given for
has apprehension, and delivery, or confinement in
any jail of the United States, so that he can be
brought to trial.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
r. K f.SON.

IN kiSON,
between 90 and o. years Of age, of ordinary sta
ture, and remarkably likely. His dress consist.
ed ct variety OF clothes among them it is re-
collected suit of blue broad cloth, made in the
presen. fashion He wore away a white flannel
round about coat, such as are used as a horse.
mans undress, or simmer uniform, edged with
Scariei-Yirginia cloth overalls, mixed blue and
white--shOes and cotton socks, and 3. new beaver
hat. A knaPsack panied blue with black straps
and buckles, which he had several changes oS
clothes, all Of good quality. Nelson when spo.
ken to spolte III his manners, is a good ostler
and barber-has "a toerable knowleee of the
blacksmith trade, he is also a good cooper, 10
which business for tile last two years he has been
engaged lie WI te good hand and Will no
doubt forge himself free pass or one in nv
nanse. He is acquainted in yarious parts Of the
United STATES, and vii endeavor to make his
way 70 the noFthward. Masters of vessels are
Cautioned aga nst taking away the said man Mel
son
10 IDENTITY him more completely it will be
discovered that the lower part nf one OF his cars
has been cnt Ofi--It IS believed TO be the right
reward of so dollars will be gwen # taken
"ut OF this state, and sccui ed in Jail so that
get him aguH-lf ta. en- within the state one half
the sum with all legal charges Information
being gwen to me or to Mr.. William Bondran;e
at tie Muddy Greek Mills, near Gainesville
from whom he made his elopement Nelson is
capable OF d,sceivng unsuspecting persons-it
will therefore require the utmost vigilance TO de.
tect him.
DAVID ROSS, junr
N. B. The city guard are requested to make
search for The said Negro man, and apprebend
and lodge him M fail, the above reward OF IS
dollars Will be paid by me or Mr. VIM. Bondrant
upon the delivery OF lie boy.
Mount Ida, Sept ID, 1Si6-tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
August 21-wSw.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
-af Rules hidden in The clerks office The !Sube-
rfor co1'tcf chdncenyfor The Richnoad dis.
tricf, hhe 24fh day of .fugnst 1916.
Joseph G. Peters, & Jonas Harrison, merchants.
trading under the firm officers and Harrison.
PITTS
John Coe, and john Marsh merchants of the
city of New York, and John C.. Walker, and
Co. trading under the firm of Walker s. Co.
OF the CITY of Richmond Deti's.
The Defendants Aaron Coe, and John C.. Marsh
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing BY salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
of,his country Iii ordered, That the said De
fendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff ;
and that copy of thus order be forthwith inser.
ed in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully and pos
ted at tie frOnt door of the Capitol, in the said
city g.
A Copy-Teste.
Wm. w. Henning.
August 21-w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
MOI los,

The surviving officers of the revolutionary ar.
my OF the United States are respectfully inform.
ed that the undersg ned are ca!am;ttee on be-
hall OF the officers of abe Penns, wanna line, and
.hat they are desjrous Of lsarning the names Of
the gentlemen, WHO are or may be appointed com
mitiees, on behalf of The officers Of the other
stat 6 Tor the purpose ofpgosecu lng their CLAIMS
at the next session Of congress.
The Editors OF newspapers n tie several states
who wish 70 Promote Tie interes, Of the surylv.
ing officers of The Revolutionary army, will be
pleased to give this ro,,ce IN insertion IN their
respective papers.
.Nath. YN'GonueH,
.9bn. G. CIalPoqie,
Janes GlenttVorth,
r CGLenaer Luine.
Committee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
Philadelphia, Aug. Q, 1916.
10 Manufacturers

The subscribers beg leave 70 inform Manufc.
turers, that they siill continue to make all kinds
OF cotton Machinery on the most improved mo-
dern plans, and executed In the most complies, G
nanner-also omb Plates for either Colton or
Wool cards Of superior quality.
Orders VII be thankfully received and prompt.
ly executed.
PEDEN & ORR.
PataPsco Cotton Factory,
near Baltimore {
August II, 1916 w4y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
Rural Shades.

The respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she has taken that
well known stand, formerly occupied by Mr.
Hull, called the :" Rural Shaoks." about three
miles from the Market House in the City of
RichmoOd, and on the road leading to the New
Bridges, where she intends keeping public
house under the management of Mrs Catharine
Dabney and Mr.. Laney Talley, She Aatters
herself Qfrom the long experience of the mana.
gers) TO share portion of the patronage OF
generous public.
AMI sTRATToN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
UNION HOTEL

The subscriber having returned to his former
residence IN Manches.er , which he now calls
THE UJVIOyv HOTEL,
formerly called "SoIomoa Gordon's or LeatRs
old Tavern," will Immediately open a Taver,
under the above name, and soiicits the atten, ION
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 dinner so cents.
For supper, 371-2
For breakfast 371-a
Forlodging, IL
Horse per feed 25
- for a day rs
His bar shall always be well supplied with she
best liquors, and he will very shortly keep
constant supply of Beer, Porter, Ale, &c &c.
NATHANIEL CHILDERS.
Manchester, Aug. Sit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

The subscriber tenders his services to the CT,
tzcns OF Richmond As IN experienced Tailor,
who wili execute faithfully any thing in that
line oil BUSINESS with despatch.-Iie at present
resides near to Hr. GaIhwrigh,'s and Mr.. Slade's
store where he via be thankful for tie SIMPLEST
favor IN his line of business
HIS lady, Ann Williamson, understands the
dhsrent branches in Ire milinary line, and VIII
be thankful Tor any favor conferred on her in the
ABOVE line.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
SepIembar1I ...
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

1T Rn'es holden IN the Clerks o6fce Of the Sups-
rior Court Of ChGncsry for The Richmond DIS
ticf, me 24th day cf 4ugust 1916.
Ann Dent Hayes, and Frances Claiborne, who sur
vived her husband, William Claiborne.
PSy's.
Martha Goode. administrators, with the will an
nexed of Francs Gcode the younger, decd
who was an administrator with the will an
nexed of Robert Goode. decd. and Maxwell
Trokes & Sarah III his wife, formerly Goode, &
James Scott, junr. administrator ard admins
tratrix of Richard b. Goode, deed. who was
also an adm nlstrator with the will annexed
OF the said Robert Goode, decd who was
surviving executor of William Black deed
Samuel Goode, security for he sad Robert
Goode, rs executor aforesaid, and Tar,on
Saunders, ADMINISTRATOR dc bons non with the
will annexed, of the said Robert Goode, deco
William Wood, administrator of STEPHEN
5outhah, decd wlIo wa executor of Turner
Southali, decd. Robert Anderson adniipstra
Tor of Peyton Southali, deed who was Que
Of The executors Of James SouthalI, decd
and John Dangerfeld, the other execu or OF
James Southall, deed who was co-executor
with Stephen Souyhall, decd. (and survived
hirn) of Turner Souihall, decd who was aIst,
an executor of the said William Black, deed
George Markham, Mary Markham, < Lenous
Boiling, executors & executrx OF Bernard
AlafKJl2nli oec,d. who was one OF the Secuii
ties OF Turner Southall, deed as execu or a
foresaid, Alice Goode, surviving executrix of
Francis GOOde, the elder, decd and Caroline
Matilda Harris, William A. Tnrpn, and Ed
ward Cox, acting executrix and executor OF
Thomas Harris, decd who was an executor of
the said Francis GOode, the elder, decd. a.
mother security for the said Turner Southall,
as executor Of William Black, decd,
Defrs.
The Subpoena al reBiuendian awarded in this
cause, not having been returned executed on tic
defendantsj Maxwell Trokes and Sarah II. his
wife; and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this country :
II is ordered, that the said defendants do appea
there on tie first day Of therext term aud shea
cause, ii any they can, against the revival, by the
said process sought and that copy of tins or
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for tive
months excessively and posted af the front door
Of the Capitol, 10 jhe said city.
eCpy-Teste,
Nm. ". Hentng, c, C.
Sept 11-w3w.