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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
VIRGINIA.:


20 h'i'ss hoiie,i IN The Cler'o og,s qfthe sas,.
rier Court Of CHaaceya .for tle Rich,ooud Dis.
trict Me I'm day Of J1,nelSr5
William Byrd Page surviving executor Of Nfaro
Byrd, who was eXecutrix Of Wl!l,n Byrd Il y
'e"sso' Phf
James Lyons Administrator de bon;s non Of To,,
Rob nson, deed; John Lyons; James LYONS "a
cy hopkins John H0p'Si 5, son Of I.lcv n RI "a
formerly Lucy LYONS John A. Chevsliie. enl O.
thariue T. Chey2le, lis wife formerly Caih,.
rne p. Lyons, heirs OF Peer lyons. Se,'d :, -.
wing trustee Of William Byrd, 4, deceased. I'm
Carter, Susan Carter, Mary Garter, and FlizehetI,
Carte, infant Children and hsirs of Chs..pg ,,ar-
fer, the younger, dec'h. (san of Charles Gre -,
shirley deGd;) kobe't Randolph and Filzabe :,
ms wire; Eizsoe.h w g. Berkeley, ElH,aai
Berkeiy, An y. Berkeley. Roberr G Rerl ela,
and Parke Farley ierkelsv, children and bs;rs ~,
ca,harine Sgottswood Besl;e!ev, for,uerjv F-,tb.-
rine Carter; MaVv W BraxtOn Henry ia
ard Ann Hi Ice his vile formerly Ann an
C,rter; Bernard VI Carer; W,iLs5os f,,r,cr
VILLAIN FL ziugh Garter u u Carter. yhon,,
Carter, Ann Garter and Lucy C. trter inru cr.l.
dren ana heirs o. RooeT Carter, deceased NJ.
thahiel Burwell and Lug lis viG. Edv.rA
Carter, CasJius Car er, Shirley Carter in,, nj
Carter, and aaiy Walker Carter ,nG,n, CHI.
dren md heifs 81 Edward Car. er, deed; Cbarle.
Cater sad Joseph G Cabel, AID Nary Walker
Canel MS VIE, foFni crly Marv Walker Carter,
children ard heirs Of George {, ,rter. deceased
which SAID Charles. Elizabeth. CttlIarinp. VI. g.
Ann II i',-Barn,fd Williams, William Ftzhnen,
Robert, Lacy, Ed~ard aud George, were he
! chldrrn aud hers Of Charles Care r Of Sherlsy.
Iced. who was the sulviv NJ trustee Of VILLAIN
| Byrd, deceased; and Carter Gierkcley and Ro-
bert Randolph, executors Of Charles Csriev, Of
Shirley deceased. DJT's.
The Defendants John A Cheyallie, H.i,Sv icc,
and Ann Hill Lee, not hayng entered heir az
pearance and given security according 10 he
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of hi, Court. and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country IL is oTo,sr.
| ef, That the said Defendants do appear here en-
he first day ofthe next term and answer the bill
OF he Plaintiff and that a COPY ofth,s order he
! forthwith inserted in some Newspaper published
IN the CITY Of Richmond, for two months sue.
cess,yelJ and posted at the front door of.he Ca
| pitol IN Tie said Cny.
a copy -Tesie
July I3.--wsw.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
Me. West

HAVING taken a conrod;ous ,sro...,
of.the Bell Tavern, adjoining MI c,t.Y oack
prepared 20 accommodate ffeen or ,,,..',',,
month o. year. y 'Ae week,
July 70, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

lneated himself in tie person of his hero
Numerous emlgsatious are daily takin.
place from this country to America.-
There are about IL American Ships near.
~ ready TO sail for The United States, and
tie Whole OF them al provided with pas.
sengcrs, consisting OF mechanics and pei.
SONS brought up to agriculture. Some OF
the ships IN question have agreed to take
as many as 80, Others so, OH board. For
their passage each person is to pay lOl.
and End himself. So,ne sayfhe American
government, in the end, are to be the pay
masters.
A letter from st. Helena says, Bona
parte discovered very little emotion when
informed of the deaths Of AIurat and Ney.
Cen. Drouet, who, in his youth, had
desire for the service of the service of the
Church, has resolved to devote the remain
der OF his days tn the altar.
A new afterpiece, called g Pitcairn's Is
land" has been recently bro't out in Lon
don. It's founded "n the story of the
mutiDeers of the Bounty.
s. Marshal MasseLa was dangerously i'll
en- the 9th of May.
From the Trgin Islands Courier, receir-
ca at the Office Of the Freeman's Jour
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the same footing as English vessels; as far
as respects the conveyance of passengers
to the United Sta,es-that is that they are
allowed to bring one passenger for every
two tons. Formerly they were only ai-
lowed to bring one passenger for every five
tons.-.E L. Paper. 4
PARIS, May Ia.
Some disturbances are said to have ia
ken place at DIXON, but knew NOT with
what truth. AT Lyons, the disafected en- |
teriained new hopes, plans were laid for
intercepting tie dispatches of government.
and seditous proclamations were seen on
the walls.-No precaution is neglected to
insure the tranquility of this iDnense me-
tropolis. The regiments of the guard are
Ieady night aud day, their horses saddled
and bridled. All the activity of the po-
ice is used to counteract any plots OF the
His majesty having SO often
'xerted his clemency in vain, has refused
extending the royal pardon to David, CEN
lemned by the Prevotal Court at Grcnoble,
or being concerned in the late insurrec-
ion, and recommended to mercy by that
Tribunal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

Price OF wheat in Richmond C,ie1o Croft J.
From $3.50 CTS to 51.66 2-3 per bushel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
Mq7IOA9L g.g.nK

Yesterday the number o shares subscribed Cor
in this city, amounted TO ), 700.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

we understand by a recent arrival from
Ireland, that American vessels are put on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

OF The brave Col. Geo: Croghsn, whose sd
dress and inrepidity at Sandusky, viii ever bt
remembered BY has grateful co,ntryms a, is noa
at tue Swan Tavern, ia I,icnmond.
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July 12-wt1sto.

July 13-wt1stO. :
NoTE--'fhe Editors Of Newspapers who are
authorized TO PUBLISH The laws OF ne U S,a,es,
are requested TO insert the foregoing advertise
ulent once week until the Isl of ociober next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-10
Public Sale.
Jupe-6


BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court. viii be sold, on Thursday the 2sth
dav Of tais month. at l2 o'clec}s. at Nc
Keowin's hotel, Lets No. 6, 7 and 10,
in squa,e 6S4. in the city OF. Washington.
These lots are situated on Capitol Hill
and we're the property'of the late General
George Washingtoa. and improved by
him. They arc about 900 yards from the
CAPITOL, n beautiful eminence, 4 might
be improved so as to afford two OF TIRES
desirable situations for private residence,
or to rent to great advantage as boarding
houses. rhe cellars Of the former build
iiags are well finished and uninjured, and
many good bricks might be got from the
ruins. Also, Lots No. $, 12, IS aud l4
in squire CO.. These also belong to the
estate Of General Washington. and arc
situated ON the Easte n Branch, most, il
not all of them, are believed to be'Sery
eligible water lots.
The above property will be sold on. q
credit Of l2 moaths, the purchasers tt
give bond with apnroved security.
George c. Washington.
Trustee.
1nlv IL dts
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]. Resolved, That openiT 8 the nasiss.
ton OF the Roanoke Il its Sc eral branch.
.es both above and below lie great falls
and within the limits oft IS State, the
connection of tIe waters 0 HAT river a.
bove the great falls with the waters below
the same, and the connesion CT those wa
tiers with some Of the ctkerliyers in Viz.
|ginia by means of one or mere nayigab.e
Icanals, are objects OF great importance
Ito the interests of the commonwealth
Q. Resolved, That The making Gf an
artificial road from some pontsn1he Ile
|of this state near Abingdon, in he coup.
Ity of Washington, to the to@r Of lynch.
burg on James River, isan bject oferest
Importance to the interests q this h.
Imonweaith.
| 8. Resolved, That the nakirs cfsn.,
Itifcial read from scme point On J;rI
sons river, to some poin on lie ra,iss.
BILE waters ofthe Kenawh river. esd &.
extension ofthe navigation Of tfose river
as high up the same as practicable, are
objects of great Imp0Tiss ss"ee 10 the inter-
ests Of. the commonwealth.
4. Resolved. That the making Of an
artificial road from Staunlon to some
point On the river Ohio in tie counties os
I, Wood or Tyler. is an object Of sreatim.
iportance to the interests Of this coumOn.
wealth.
| S. Resolved, That the making Of an
artificial road from Salem in tie ceunty
tof BotetOu,t to Winchester il an uIiect
iofgreat importance to the interests Ct this
commonwealth.
| 6. Resolved, That the opening Of the
navigation Of tie river Shenandoah and
| its branches, is an object Of great iupo:-
tance to the interests Of this commoa.
wealth.
7 Resolved, That the opening Of the
navigation of the river Rappahanuock and
Its branches above the Great Falls oftfat
river, is an object Of great mnortancs
TO the interest of this Commonwealth.
I s. Resolved That the improvement Of
the navigation OF TIE Mononeehaia river
is an object of great Importance to the il.
j terest of this commonwealth.
| g. Resolved, That the making Of an
artifcial road from Winchester, TO
point near the eastern base of tie Ale.
| shany Mount,in in the road he which tie
government Of the U. States is extending
! from Fort Cumberland 60 Wheeling, IS
an object Of great importance to tie IN
terests OF this commonwealth.
And for tie purpose OF enabling this
board hereafter to decide upon the best
means of attaining these great objects. or
TO recommend them. or sgch OF them as
may be found most practicable and con-
lvenient, to the patronage OF tie legisis
Eture:
| 10. Resolved, That the president Oftbs
board do soicij through the public tew:-
diapers, or in any other mode which he
lshaIl think advisable. all the Information
(which either individuals or corporate boz
ldies can communicate to the board, touch
ling these subjects: that in such commu.
lnications, information be particularly re-
quested as to the direction. the lensth,&
the probable expence OF the projected
works /; that the communication De d.,
rected to the president ofthis beard ; and
! that all communications SO received be
laid by the president before the beard a:
fits next meeting.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-10
publlc ale
July 40

nY virtue of Deed Of Trust from
EB Ann Linton Neshett, tothe subscfib-
cr, dated on the twenty fifth day of Al
gust 1912, to secure the payment o.
s 1889 Is cts. with interest thereon from
the 9th of February 1872, due from
the said Ann Linton Nesbett, to
Messrs. William Newton, and John
Muncaster: I.shall on the third Mon
aav in Juig next, at Fairfax Court
House, sell at public auction for cash
The following ract Of Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax. upon
Occoquan River. bounded according to
the deed of trust as follows: beginnlne
at an oil decayed stump at the mouth Ct
Sandy Run. and running thence north
two hundred and fifty two poles to two
small poplars, and small mulberry tree,
near Joseph Hatnpton's fence, thence
south eighty two degrees and an hail
west along the fence of the said Joseph
Hampton, and with line of marked
trees, two hundred aud fifty two poles.
20 a point within six poles of an old fal-
len tree aud box saplin lately marked
thence south fur degrees. west one
hundred and ten poles to 0ceoquan riv
err. thence with the meandees of tsa rlv-
err and binding therewith.until 1t would
intersect the opposite Inc it:cent:nued-
thence from the reiat offhteSsection}con
tinuing the same course south four de-
grees west one hundred and thirty i've
poles to another part Ct 0ccnquan river
thence with the meandegs of the SAID NV
err, nd binding thereupon' 20 the begla,
ming, supposed to contain SIS acres ano
eight poles. The whole or SO mach only
of the above tract will be sold as will be
sufficient to pay the sumo S S37 So cts
with interest thereon from the lst FEB
ruary 1915. to the day OF sale. The sub
scriber will make 40 ether deed than a.
trustee, conveying whatever right the
said Ann L.Nesbett has to the land.
Edm |. Lee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-10

At a meeting Of the Directors
of the Merchants Back OF AIeEa'd ~
on the Cd day of July, 1870 tAg ,u ,b
lowing Order was made and 0r0e'''
to be published ~ 8
WHEREAS it is deemed expe :, en-
10 rereai SO much OF an order 'I WV
Board as prohibits the transfer % a ~.
debt due to tbs lank, in order ~ ' A.
crease It's facilities, which ne G''"" .as.
on the institution have rendered '''
sary: $40 eaiI
Resol,ea, Tha, debts duc TO ne . ,o
Bank shall be transferable az tie arr, n.,.t
of the committee, from aac alter '''
day Of August next.
by order, -,.or.
James S. Scott, C%!&''''
July 8 co.
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Prince Wittiam county Court, J
.I2me 4tb. 1916.

.
ON the motion Of Edward Brooke
ate sheriff of Prince William County.
q whom the estate Of Robert Carter. de
.ease,i. hath been committed it is or
tered, that the said sheriff dc give public
notice TO the creditors of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
tic newspaper published in Alexandria
and at the court house door, that they
present Their claims, duly authenticated
tor payment, on or before the first Mon.
lay in August next, al which time the
court will proceed to distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ez
aibited.
A Copy-Test,
Philip D. Daw, c. G.
June IL tt
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Sale Of the Sch. Trenlo.. : o,diTso,
At Auction.

On Wednesday next the 10th inst. at II
o'clock, will be sold on Messrs. stuil
and Williams wharf. the cargo OF the
schooner Trenton. from Martinique
and St. Thomas, VIZ.
81 hhds Muscovado sugats
S tierces do do
81 barrels do do
IA puncheons rum
S hhds molasses
I o logs mahogany.
& ~ Terms liberal and made known a
sale.
Mallory and Watts 7
Auctioneers
Georgetown, July 8 sh
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john Jackson,
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ of Vendfion; Es,
0oaas. to me directed, from the Court o.
Appeals for the Western Shore OF Mary
land, WILDE sold, to the highest bidder
fer cash and crop tobacco, ON MON,
Day the 29th instant. AT the nnur o.
two o'clock, at Ogaeas' 1hrern, IN Port
Tobacco. all WA. COURTS right. II
tie and interest In and to t~ac' OF parcel
saf land. called " ,Nsrc-.9ttyord," con
tanning eishty-seven and half acres, more
or less, the property Of William ,ourts
taken in execution TO satisfy debt due
Samuel Nimsatt.
Townley Robey. late Sheriff
Of Charles Coanty.
july 2-6 dts
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Burr Mill Stone ManufactOry'
Benz. Brozun and Sen,

Respectfully inform 'be Public tha'
they have cor menced the manufacture
of BURR MILL STONES, on The cor
Ger Of Patrick and Cameron stiee's, III
;he town Of Alexandria. where HEY are
ready to receive any orders Yth when
they may be favored. and VII execute, :.
them with all despatch and in tie De''
ner.
They hare rcceirsd III assortment q
Boitiag Cloths
OF good quality, and intend AeePlOo'
constant supply. -
May 4
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Cotton Yarn

The subscriber has on hand, and viii
De constantly supplied with a general as
,artment of Cotton Yasns from the Rich.
acnd Mandatory, which will be aavan-
ageously disposed OF to town AID coun.
y merchants.
JAMES sANDERsoN.
INV
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Translated for the Philadelphia Re
gister.)
Bordeaux, May IL, 1916,

gISlcfJ
Bordeaux, May II, 1916.
The Consul for His Britannia Maze
~, and the principle English merchants
established at Bordeaux. celebfafeu, ps|
an entertainers at Rardlneau on the
9Th inst. the arrival of eir.distingulshed
cc3o,untryman Mr.. Canning, late Ambss
sador from st. James to Lisbon, e who,
it is said, is recalled to the British min
istry.
The principal authorities, civil and
military, of the city. assisted at this nu-
merous entertainment, as did the Prince
Wo'konsky, aid de camp to the Emperor
OF Russia.
Many toasts were given. and received
with that enthusiasm. which certain
names awaken in every breast not insen-
sible to observation-disclosures dear and
sacred to tsanauilized Europe such as
those OF tie King Of France. a healta
drank by Mr.. Gaming the King Of u (
GLAND by Gen. Count tie Loyefdo; the
. ro,.,r AIavaoder. the Prince Recent
,an,.na znG .lher allied s,yere;rng
nd 4 ua;on Of the two Raions-Nr. Gan
ming gave as "a particular toast. Prosperity
othe comnerce Of Bordeaux.
But an incident particularly worthy OF
attention, is the address maze by Hr.
s,ans,,, and nres;,lan+ or the nnited ban.
,,,t n.a.,n,a,, ,La be,lTb nrtbe;r honora
H., ~ .,ps tLa ob;oo. of ~ ,he;r regard
-, ,', 800. ~ III .Jdras from > MAJ,
... n i III. h,,Ia h;ab ;,e,ance IN In.
N''o 49, '' l.ah h, :. 49, 49, Of For
SSiaHu' - ~ .io , n,io ~ wy s'.y o.;uo
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the hci,ot, eP'e'iy uHeA i'eo'Gi '"u no,
u.sh's'.ea. wiz i"a ,rase atae aI;
No. W., ~, ~ vac f.'on;,'' h;oh ,m 80 20
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$500 - o,, ~ -, IT.. it,,
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VIRGINIA PUEBLO W0EKs.

f" The following resolutions. passed al
the late sitting of the 9 Board Of FrbIic
I" ofks'' OF Virginia, comprise the primer,
pal decisions Of the Board:
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Ledger and Punning-H Hand
Penmanshlp.

TIE subscriber NOS respectfully in
forms the inhabitants of this town, that
he will commence teaching the art Of
Writing. above. the store OF Joel Z. Har
ger and Go. entrance in The alley next
the Herald printing Office, Royal street
COR one month only. He engages that AL
persons who place themselves under his
tuition shall, if attentive, acquire a plain
neat ledger and running hand, in the
course of twenty-four lessons each les
son one hour ard a hall.
All persons who are interested u tee
new mode of instruction, are invited to
cal between the hours of tuition. and sa-
tisfy themselves as to the utility o. TIE
.plan,. and the subscribers ability as a
teacher: exhibited at his academy scve.
raj specimens Of extraordinary Improve
ment~ made by the pupils.
Its generally believed, flat a free run.
niug hand canaot be taught, but must be
acquired by long and continued practice
but the subscriber can assure the pubic,
that he can teach it with lie sane case
and accuracy as the text or ledger hands
Ii then tbs hand, the most useful OF all
car be obtained in such short time, il
aeeds 20 argument to prove Its utility to
the present and rising generation. Pu-
nils, by attending twenty-iour lessons,
can learn to write with more ease aud
dispatch, than il they had been number
'of years in regular counting-house.
La,:ies class l0o'clock, y. NJ. who will
be taught the Ornamental hands. The
class Tor young gentlemen who are at o
ther schools, from half past $ until z ?.
VI. Tie class for those who are engag
ed ia he course Of the day, from hall
past z until 9, p. Nj.
Gentlemen can be taught at any other
hour of the dav.
n
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For Sale,

On board Of the big George "a'''s
in Oyster Dock,
500 casks Of r.. II .ine
CO barrels ofgin
9 hhds of y. +. rum
10 barrels Of beef ard PofA
q tubs Of good cutter
5 ca.es of ladies shoes
box Of mems chiphats
9 casks of Lordon porter md
Money aud drafts on Baltimore ~
Philadelphia. 80
LILLY 9
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ton 6 dollars.
Charles Kendell.

We. the subscribers, having eceiveG
evidence that Mr., Kendei
lis an extraordinary teacher in the art %
writing. supported in his pretentions b,
Imcn of the most responsibility il this an(
some of the Other states, having seen spc
cimens of Improvement made by his pa
pills here. in twenty fear lessons: in con
sequence Of which we are induced to re
commend bin to those who are in want
of his services.
Fl. II. Irving, President of the Sa!isbp
rv Bank Jesse Townsend. cashier:
Joseph Norris, Clerk /: James VA.
Ter. John Rider, Richard Bennett e.
seine Waller, William Patrick, 10
siah Morris, Henry Parsons, d.
john iiasto.s, Samuel II Bride. Rev
James HERON, John A. Garreltson
Teacher; Rev. John Bounds, Ma
Rider, Richard lenmnn.
Salisbury, Nd. 2oth Scpt 1915.
We. the subscribers, having recciy,
I'd satisfactory evidence of Mr.. kendelf-
Abilities. ia the art of Penmanship, and
from his good success and encouragement
IN this city. in the line of his profession
ge cheeltuily recommend him to the
public, as possessing peculiar talel.,s to-
the art he PROCESSES.
John sfasce, Hugh Mcguire, Francis
M'Creaty, Teachers; John n. Eos.
dick. George Matchett, Charles NJ
Greedy, Rev. James Williams.
Baltimore, l4tl April, 1916.
JulF 9 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-27
200 Dollars Reward.

n WILL gevi areward OF one hundre
& dollars for the arrest and eonyictio
of the person or persons who robbed me
exchange Office on the night Of the 6tl
iastant; also an additional reward o.
enc hundred dollars for the recovery o.
the property stolen therefrom, consisting
of specie in dollars, change, Americas
and English gold 200 dollars, bank notes
aboat so dollars, ninety tickets in the
Medical College Lottery, second class
aud "a tickets in the Washington Mo
nument Lottery, third class.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Georgetown, Dee. IL
cps. Ifany person has knowledge o
the said robbery, and do not wish ,hei'
names mentioned, and viii give me prl
vate Information, 50 that the persons car
be arrested, they shall be entitled to the
reward, and it shall be kept secret.