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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

| Corn Exchange, Jane i2.-There were
tut few buyers of wheat at market thu
norping. & trade heavy few samples from
Essex, Kent, aud Suffolk support Mon
days prices Scotch Wheat unsaleable.-
Barley, Beans. aud all other articles, the
same as on Monday.
Paris, May 81.
One Gartlin. another Chief of the insur-
rection, has been arrested at Aignebelle.-
fhe Mareschal de Cap, Gruyer, has been
condemned to death at tsburgh for the
rebellion of March 1915. He was severe
y wounded at Waterloo, and has implor-
ed the Royal Clemency.
A Mail from FlaEders arrived last night.
An article from Switzerland states expli-
cttly, that the French Regicides are not to
De permitted to reside in that country.
The Anniversary of the 18th June is to-
be celebrated on the field at Waterloo by
a society of Belgians. and by religious ce-
remony.
Amsterdam is about to be lighted with
gas.
The Dake of Wellington was expected
at Paris from Cambray, TO be present at the
Duke OF Berri's nuptials.
The Princess Of Wales has left Tunis to
proceed TO Alexandria in Egypt.
The intended union of their Royal High
nesses the Duke Of Gloucester & the P,in-
cess Mary was finally settled Friday even
ing at buckingham House, by her Majesty
and the Prince Regent. The marriage
will take place in a few days.
Paris, Jane L.
The Prevotal Court has pronounced the
following judgement OF the case of Philip
Baudion, aged %, merchants clerk
< That It proved that the said Baudion, be-
ing on the 9TH April on the steps of the
Pavilion OF Flora. after the parade, and at
the moment when the Duke of Ansouleme
was entering his apartments, used the most
insulting discourse towards the Royal Fa-
mily but considering it as not proved that
ne spoke 50 loud as to give to his words
the character ola seditious cry, which is
punishable by transportation, the Court
condemns him to imprisonment for two
years, aud to the payment of fine OF 500
francs.
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BosroS. July %,
FROM ENGLAND.

I NoAN". SsIf H.
! FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday we were favored with H.,
London Times of May IS. received by the
Hazard, from liverpool. Its principal
contents have been anticipated but an
important debate in the House of Cow
mons, on the 24th of May, relating to wool
en- goods and the trade in wool, has nof
before been reported. This debate shews
how high value is put upon the home ma
nuiacture of wool. The question was oil
resolution to permit its export dnty free,
which was negatived. Among the Other
facts stated to show the impolicy of it, the
following were mentioned g that TEN
MILLIONS sterling in value of manulactur.
ed woolens were exported last year; that
the manufactured article is four times tile
value OF the wool in its raw state; that tiis
additional value is chiefly gained by the IA
griculturists, inasmuch as it is the agrcu,-
tural produce which feeds the manufacture
ing laborer; that lis export would tend TO
raise the price OF wnoi, which was already
very high. and might occasion the loss of I.
market for 1D.200.0S6 pounds sterling
worth of goods This clearly shows what
Americans would gain by manufacturing
for themselves.
We observe nothing else worthy cfnote
in this paper but an Acknowledgements that
the Disturbances of Norfolk and Sufolk
were by no means at IN end. At Down
ham and Ely there had been Alarming ri
ots--troops had been marched into Bury.
and some to Brandon. The magistrates
confessed that the wages of laborers had
been reduced too low, and acquiesced in
the propriety of some advance.
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WAR DErARrMrE-.

WAR DEPARTMEH-.
The act ti Congress OF the 26th of Anil
1916, Having provided that where any MI-
LIrARy LAND WARRANrs shall be lust o..
! destroyed. upon the proof thereof to the sd
iS'action OF tie Sec etary OF WAF; 4 IA
ent shall issue IN the sane lrauner as if
me Narrant VAS produced and when the
same proof shall be pi oGuced, that any S l.
her OF the Regular Army has los his Dis
'cHAHoE and Certificate of faitbfr1 service.
the secretary Of War shall cause papers
tn be furnished such Snidier a. will emit
lie him to MS Land Warrant and Pale t.
10 enable all persons c0mprehended by tie
provisions OF the said aci, to avail them
selves OF The relief inteude d to be granted,
the Secretary for the Depar fluent of War
has directed, that in the case of Military
Land Warrants, which have been LOST or
destroyed, the party shall, upon oath in
writing, State the time, place 4 manner of
such toss or destruction. the date s. number
ct the Warrant, aud the company Il regi-
ment TO which tie Soldier belonged at the
time cf his discharge ; and also the state,
county and township III which he resides.
The oath must be made before an officer
duly qualified to administer it, aud lie Offici-
n character and sigma .ure OF sucn officer
must be certified by the Clerk Of tie Coun-
ty, tue Mayor of the City, or by such o-hcr
officer as is required BY the laws and u
sages Of the state where il il made. Eve
ny application will be ADVERTISED one month
IN the papers of thestate where heappiieant
resides. before any decision will be made
In tue case by the Secretary ofthe Depart
ment. Evidence in corruborttion fthat Of
the party, will be required, where it is not
satisfactorily shewn to be out of lbs power
to produce it.
In the case of lost DISCHARGES, the
deposition, in addition TO to the tiinr, place
and manner Of he loss or destruc ion of
the DiSCHABGF. must set fcrth the
time ami place Of enlistment, the compare
and regiment In lUaich lie Soldier 6ei6ngeG
at tie time Of his discharge---tbe date
Of tie disctase. and rnnG ana name Of
the officer lCho SigHed &c: il must ais stite
whether the discharge contained the GER
tIncate OF faithful service. required Dy the
law, or the words &" HDNORABI,Y Dis
CHARGED" or words of that imoo,t.
The deposition of disinterested witness,
as to the service and discharge of the apuIi-
cant.is requeed in c0rrOb1rati0n If his
own testimony. NFhele this is mt pre-
dnced, the reason of its non-protuction
must be satisfactorily stated. The ,est-
mony must be authenticated in the man
ner prescribed in The case of lost Wtfrants.
Where the precise dates or numbers cam
not be stated, they may ne stated to the
best of the recollection of he tcitaessps,
whose credititiiy the Magist ate, who
takes the evidence, must certify in the usu-
al farm.
H. The publishers Of the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once
week for three weeks.
ADril g.
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VIRGINIA.:

.h RnIes hidden in the Clerks O5fce Of The Snbe-
ifor Court Of Chanceiy for the Richmond his
triet, he 24fh day If Juiy, 1916.
William Harrison, administrator de bonis non
OF Stith Gregory, and glard.aRof Mary S. Gre.
cory. Pifc
Edward Marks, junr. administrator de bonis
non of John Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland
admipistaatorof Theodorick Morrison, decd &
lanes Youngand Ann his wife, formerly Ann
Morrison, DeTs
The Defendants, James Young and Ann his
wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules Ofths Court, ana it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi
tants OF this country II is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the FIRST dav
OF the mex term and answer tie bill of the PLAN
till and that copy Of this order be forthwith
.nserte ed IN some newspaper published m the CT
~ of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
the sad City.
Copy-reste,
YIN. " He,ing c. c.
August s. wav
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August s.
VIRGINIA.:

ii Rn'ss holder in the Clerks OGcs Of the So.
perior Colr: II ChGnce,y for Me Richmond
District, the l4sh day Of Jlme 1876
Mordeca. Holman. William Primrose, and zebu
Ion Herman, iunr merchants and partners trad
ing under the firm OF Homan, Primrose, & Co.
PlJ's.
AGAINST
! Leavitt and Durra !, merchants Of New York,
and Nathaniel Charter, of the City of Richmond
and Edmund c. Smith, of Petersburg,
Def's.
The Defendants, Leavitt and Burial, not lav
ing emf cred tper appearance and given security
according to The Act Of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evideNce, that they are not inhabitants of his
country His Orde,ed, That the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff IS and tina
copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'll
some newspaper published in the City Of Rich
mond, for two months successiyeiy snd po- ed
at the trcnt door Of the Capitol, in the said City
Il COpy--Teste,
HIN " Hehing, c. c.
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way, as they said. from Pit,sburg TO Albany,
passed through there. At the ferry, twenty
miles below the town they bought horse Of 4
German, and as he preferred Philadelphia money
they not only paid for the horse in bills of the
city banks, but oblig;ngly exchanged about for
~ dollars with him .--Beiore long, however, the
cheat was detected, the gentlemen were pur-
sued ard taken ten mics above Wilkesbafrc
rley thought il extremely rude to treat travel
,ers go unmanserly, but were nevertheless taken
10 town. stopping at the tavern, one OF them
.dismoun,ed--ti,e other put spurs 10 his horse
and give them merry race John Cilpin never
attracted more attention. stop Rim catch hin Z
there he .goesP The whole village was in an up
roar. In an instant every scholar in the aeale-
my without waiting for 'by your leave MASTER
was in the street AS he passed down AIain
street, turning out for nobody, two or three at
tempted to arrest h: progress Shy trying what
virtue there is IN stones-but the Young sauce
box pushed in for.tlle woods. Every body went
in pursuit, and after about An hours ci,ace the
fellow was secured and brought before justice
Dyer, who TO ACCOMMODATE the people, adjourned
the examination TO the courthouse, and both
were committed for trial.
NEw-YoRK, July %.
Yesterday about noon, an aged man by
The man OF Jacob Dayton Of the town of
Staupage, liaverstraw, and who arrived i'll
the city on Saturday, was Knocked down,
violently beat, and robbed ofbetween 40
aud so dollats by three villains. IN Riyins-
ton ST. nea, Go,lears hosk. 'she cries Of
murder bought together some men, who
pursued the robbers aud sonn unprecedented
them. The money was found ON them and
they were conveyed to the police officer.
On the examination OF the old man taken
BY col. Warner, the robbers were commit
ted to Bridewell. One of them had been
discharged on Tuesday last.--one of them
had been but few hours ont of the Peni-
tiary, and the other alleges himself 10 be a
stranger inthe city.
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j q u. BLRKE,
Book q JOB Printers,

HI AVE- emoyed their OfIcc to ,he house lately
u occupied as the Office OF the DAILY Cornpi-
ler, one i or bslow tue S. corner Of Man and
1918 Streets
Those Subscribers to The Argus wi o have tllei-
papers delivered from the Office Can always ob
en- them by applying as above.
subscriptions and Advertisements for o.. Viz
gnis Argus VIII also We received ;hele.
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Mrs. West.

HAVING talsens comnodious tenement back
Of the Bell Tavern, adjoining hIr Caleb LOwnes,
isprcpared 60 accommodate fifteen or twenty
gentlemen with genteel board, BY the week,
month or year.
July L., 1916
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

THE subscriber; respectfully iuformIhe public
that they have just received. direct from France e.
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, Of su.
peror quality 10 ny hitherto imported to IA place,
and having beeu engaged in The bitsius IS upwmd5
oi fifteen years, they Halter themselves from their
long Knowledge Of the trade and the APPRECIATION
which their work has hitherto mct With that they
viii be able 10 manu!actnre Mil Stones on az rca
Sonabie terms IS those imported fr6m, the North,
and warrant them Perform well
they nave opened shop on 9Th S,reet,nearly 0p,
Poote 10 The OldCity Tavern, where gc0lemsn are
invited 10 ctli.
nATHAN1EL WHITE e. Co.
February l-H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
Notice is hereby given. thnt

the Subscriber has received lists of the Direct
Tax 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 Distrctin winch IL Is situate, and that
he IS authorised to receive the said Taxes wlts
an addition of ten per cent. thereon, prov ded
such payment is made within one ear after the
day on which the collector OF the district w ere
such property les had notified that the said tax.
es had become due on the same.
~ Dnts of ClnKeckol,a 1otiGrr,io,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

ton OF the Power, who signed the Act of
the Congressat Vienna.
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Coieet'r'sQ6ee, ST Juy 1916.
VIM. ID. TAYLOR, Coiecfet.
Designated by the secreary2
OF the Treasury.
Jdly 81 w.sg.
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BURR .jILL Sr0Ap yMgNUE4cTUar

ly 81
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FALL GOODS,
Consisting of

CONSISTING 0i
best Imperial Saxon, fine and coarse
Cloths and Cassimeres .
Point. rose and striped blankets
|Flusbings, Coatings, Piairs and kerssy'
Flannels assorted and Bookings
IKidermipster e Venetian Carpetting ant
He II h Rugs
Plain anG Fancy Waistcoatlng
Irish Linens, brown ditto, Long Lawns
plain and Damask Diaper
lLow priced asd fine Calicoes and Cling
hams
sfalabar and Madras Handkerchief and
Dimities
Fancy Ainslins in assorted trunks
Mems, womens' and ohildrens' white
aud colored Gotten Hose
Pins and Buttons.
lie daily expects the balance Of his Good,
per ship General sm'th.
Also ON HAND,
An assortment of HOMESPUNs aud
GERMAN LINENS as>usual.
F. Fl & FFF Dupont's Brandywine
lGuNP0WDER
philRDOCH's BEST L. P. MADEI
IRA VINE in pipes, half pipes and qr
Icasks-S a few casks from other houses.
September 10 6t
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Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON. August i
Price Of American sfocks.--Three Pc

Price.of American sfocks.--Three PEI
cent. 81 war six per cent. 81.
Mr.. Latchford, the kings messenge
arrived on Tuesday morning at the 70,
reign Office, downing street, in ch a
and four, with important dispatches from iron
lord Cathcart, at st. Petersburg, by way
OF Perrin and. Helvoetslnys. lie also
brought dispatches for count Leiyen iron
the Russian government. Mr.. Lathfart
made most expeditions journey. being
only l6 DAYS, he having teit st, Peters
bura on the l4th Of July, and arrived II
I,nrden the goth. Mr.. Latchford found
the roads in Hanover and Holland In
most dreadful state, owing to the quastlt
|tyof rain that has fallen.
Letters received yesterday from Leg
thorn of the 18th ult. mention, that tie ex
king Of Holland was living retired at tnt
baths Of I.uccat. He was without eltheI
retinue or e1uipage, nor did his ambition
require any to make him happy. Inc Tx
Empress Maria Louisa was expected a
the same place about the 18th, tor thu
benefit of sea bathing. Hers Uncle tb'
Grand Daks, was expected to ACCOMPANY
her
+ The following is the amount OF TIM
British, Naya' Force up to this day. L.
commission, Ell ships and vessels; ordl
nary and repairing Tor service, $50
building, 2O.-TotaI 626.
The quantity of silve' currency now II
circulation is truly astonishing Every
retailer and banker is absolutely Cypress
ed with 1t. From the post-offices IN the
west, we understand, it is seut upsto Lon
don in bags-of 1901. and upwards at a
time. Our readersrenenber, that with
in few months past the reverse Of this
was the case, and both payers ahd recelv-
ers were every hoursand in every place
embarrassed BY the wantof small change.
lit is row evident that the trong aud ge-
neral persuasion of this want created, by
hoarding, the very want it feared. In
this specimen, then, Of the effects OF a
want of general confidence, we have per.
maps the, rlgh. clue to part OF the evil
which now Expresses our'asrlculture and
commerce. -LitcHfstd PIP.
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PARIS July 90.

| The appeal OF General MOunton-Du
IYernet having been rejected, he suffered
lcnder his seuteuce on Saturday at five
hn the mornlng
We are assured that Louis Camper
The assassin OF Doctor Leory, has beer
apprehended at Dleux, where he Wa:
|seized with ali inhamatory fever, in the
access Of winch he frequently pronOunc
ed with loud cries the name OF has
victim.
| July 81.
The Duke of Angouleme. would arrive
yesterday at Clernonts Felrand, Tae
magistrates have made every necessary
preparation for receiving him.
/ The Mayors proclamation, which an
|nounces to the Inhabitants that theirdear-
est wishes ale about to be fulfilled, con-
jcludes thlS {:
s II any one among you have been
|misled by our preceding dissentlons, let
them DE we'll convinced that the present
lis IA Woment amendment that it is a.
|bove all thlngs their duty TO be French
men, and that we can only be SO under
|ths empire OF the legitimate dynasty"
LORD EFitzroy Somerset has arrived at
Paris, aud occupies the MOTEL OF the duke
'of Wellint, ton, Rue DIES CHAMPS Elysees.
Carcassonns, July Gardey, ole of
1.-The criminals convicted here, has excited
L heinterest ard compassion of the pub
,ic on account OF his repentance and his
family consisting of wife and five chill
dren. The following are the names Of
The men condemned
Palau, Corporal of the Legion of the
lAude condemned to Imprisonment Mi
|quel. farmer, already accused of par
|, acide aud two ether assassinatieEs: Car
Iiey. retired soldier Of the train, irnpri-
lsoned for having received two stolen hor-
Ises, now sentenced to suffer death Bon
.ery, formerly a soldier, keeper of a pub
he hose at Lunouse, already accused Of
live different assassiDations, condemned
Ito death :'Beaux, called Roquette, alrea-
Idy accused of assassinatin9 the Royal
| Volunteers Oh their return frem Nismes,
and of poisoning one of them, detained
for seditious speeches, and NOW also con-
Edemned to sdfer.death
Miquel Is to be tired before the Court
lof hssize Oh the 9th,
Gardey died with courage, frmness,
resignation and piety.. lie wished to
walk to the place Of execution bare footed,
On ascending the Scsfcld he turned
lround to the people, and said@I am
Isuity, but misteq criminal and the VIC
Itlm Of this wretch, pointing to the Sur
Iseon. Pray to God for my soul, and
laelp my unfortunate Children
Then turning to the soldiers he added
g, Comrades, laidently wish that my
Example may be useful 10 you, and pre-
Ivent You from bsteniag to the persuasions
LIZ these wicked men who wish for no
thing bat your ruin"
Having embraced his son and has con
+ .ser, ana asked the ben d ction of tie
ila.rer. he I'M sers emf his sentence.
Bonners dared death witt tha' audaci-
Lefty which can only be derived from
gui;t.
AS to Beaux, the surgeon, his death
iexcited Only bfirror. Tie lear of deaf
had so deprived f,im of strength, that he
twas obliged to be removed in a cart, ane
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Ibid not cease to voceferate all the way
from the prison to the place OF execu'
From the salsn, Gazette, Sept. 10.
FROM FRANCE.

w. ?
!. We have been favoured by capt. Black.
Ter, of the brig Washington, arrived a
Marblehead, with French papers TO the
Esd july, for which we return HIM our
sincere thanks. These papers contain
many articles expressive of respect apo
devotion of the Bourbons, but have lew OF
general interest. Several translated para
graphs fellow:
Petersburg, June -.
The 2gd inst. is the day fixed for the
denartnfe of Fl. r. Fl. the Prince OF U
range and his Spouse the Grand Dutches'
Anne.
The heat with us is excessive IL Is
long since we had any rain and 1t ap
pears from the accounts we receive to Dc
the same through the empire
FRANKFURT, July 10.
The navigation of the Rhine is totally
stopped by the iucessant foods OF sno"
land rain. If there's not speedy change
of weather, all the harvest will be lost.
London, July 10.
Sir John M'Mahon has been nominated
receiver general Of the dutchy OF Corn
all, vice the late Mr.. Sheridan
Paris, July Is.
A young Greek, 10 years OF age, SUI
fered death at Constantinople the Isl llsf
ina heroic manner. He had embraced
AEahometanism, but soon repented and
returned under the care of the Gfeek
Church. He was carried to the Porte.
and charged before the grand vizier as
guilty of apostacy. Upon his answenns
that he was born and would die a CHRIS
tan, he was sent to the judge to be III
structed anew in the Manomean leligion
not only did he refuse, but had even the
hardihood to endeavour to persuade the
Judge to become Christian--He was be-
headed.
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scriptions are also better. Pine timha>
is perhaps depressed beyound any other
PARTICLE of Transatlantic growth. and the
annexed prices could not BE- realized for
a cargo or considerable quantity. Not
thinking ourselves at liber = to divulee
private and confidential in ormatisn. wa
shall forbear stating the low prices at
which sales have been effected
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Bank Of Wihchester in Virginia
JUNE ed, 1910.

Notice is hereby given that, agreeaoly
to a Resolution of the Board OF Direclo''is
Of this institutions general meeting %
fhe sfockhoIders will be held on Nealies
day the 1st day of January, 1870 a. -
,'cIock, at the Banking house, at wli'I w
meeting business of'great Importance "
he company Will be submitted Tor CON,
,ideationA - c.o,;or
Julye ha"''
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Dissolution of Partnership.


TIE Partnership of Janney, Morgan
81 Co. is this day dissolved by mutua
cansent.
George Januey,
Joha Morgan,
Joseph caches
The business in future will be conduct
ed under The firm OF
Braaen, Morgan y Go.
Robert B aden,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches,
Who have received by the ship Boston
and brig Thomas from Liverpool their
Fall Goods. among which are,
Superiiue and second cloths .
do do cassimeres
Double milled drab do
pelisse cloths
Flannels. baekings and baizes
Striped aud rose blankets
lambs wcol and worsted hosiery
Pulled gloves -
Cords and velvets
Waistcoa,lug, &C.
Sept II 5w