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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-17
Elegant low priced Chairs.
dissolution of Partnership.

THE Partnership of Janney, Morgan
. Go. is this day dissolved by mutua
consent.
George Janney,
John Morgan,
Joseph Caches.
The business in future vii be conduct
ed under he firm OF
Braden, Morgan e Co.
Robert Baden, .
John Morgan,
Joseph Eaches,
Who have received by the ship Boston
and brig thomas from Liverpool theil
Fall Goods, ameng which are
Super fine and second cloths
5 do do cassimeres
Double miiled diab 10
Peisse cloths
Flannels, backings and baizes
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs wool ard worsted hosiery
Pulled gloves
Cords and ve|vets
Waistcoating, sc.
Sept IL Sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
O. Pocket Book, Papers, and
Money Lost.

u 0ST, on Saturday morning, By the
EA side OF Thomas NJ. Davis's store Oh
Prinee-styeet wharf, red Pocket Book.
containing two Baak Mates, wrapped in
paper--oue Twenty Dollar Phllaiel-
phia Note, Ia lieu of being marked in
figures 20 was marked Xxx, & one note
of Ten Dollars, of the Bank of Wash
ington, and in another apartment OF the
book, one Five Dollar Note, two One
Dollar Notes aud two Fifty Cent Notes
Of unclrartered Banks, and number of
papers of no use to any body but myself.
Whoever finds said book with the CON
tents and delivers it to me OF the print
er, shall receive Ten Doiiars reward, OR
Two Dollars for the book and papers
wish any person to whom sucH note as
the Twenty Dollar note may be offered,
to take notice OF the person who nay of
fer it and give Inc information.
Abel Willis.
April 9 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
Pubic Sale

On Thursday next the lthinst. at clever
o'clock, will be sold onyonells' wharf
on a liberal credIt-lhe cargo OF the
BRIG Rising Sun, consisting OF
5 hhds
S tierces list Oily. St. Kits Sugars
80 bbls,
IS binds. Sum
IL do. Molasses.
r. 6. .Narsielle'.
April 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
PUBLIC SALE

On Thursday next Will be sold on the
prem,ses, at half past 5 o'clock,
A Lot of,Gconnd, situated on the
corner of Washington and Wolf streets
ninety Ave OF Washington, and sixty
on Wolf street. Terms will be made
known atthe place of sale.
P G.. MarSteller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
Book Auction.

On THURSDAY evening .he II inst. a.
r O'Clock. viii be sold at Grimm and
Rrawner's warehouse, 4 valuable cosiec'
don Of BOOKS.
~ Those who purchased books Al
the last sale, will have the goodness tC
cal for them.
Anil 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
April g
Notice

The public will take notice, that the
power OF attorney, given by US to Thos
Harding, OF Georgetown. for the sale Or
management of the Steam Boat CAM
DEN, is hereby revoked. Given under
our hands and seals this 9Th day of A
pril, 1916.
ROBT PARKINSON, SIS.
JAS. SMAlLMAN, IS.
BY A. WiImans.
April 10. St
Palmer's Packet will sail fer
Norfolk on Saturday next.
Anril 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
April o.
MOS VALUABLE
PROPERTY
FOR SAIL at AUCTION.

AN Thursday the 18th inst. will be
y sold at public auction, that most
valuable property on Bridge Street
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. NJ.
a. ChatelIn as a Millinery Store. The
lot fronts Ga feet S inches on Bridge
street, aud extends back f25 feet to al
alley.
he property is generally too well
known to need further descrip ion -
suffice it to say that it is surpassed b,
none ia the place in point of eligibility
fer business. the titles are indisputa-
bic. Terms made known at lime OF
sale, phich will take place at IL O'Clock.
at the Union Tavern.
Joncher3z and Davis, Auc's.
April 8
From or board the brig Virginia, from
Gibraltar, and for Sale,
40 tons Pig Lead
SO boxes Florence Oil, and
90 casks sweet and dry Malaga
Wine.
.NeWton Keene.
april 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
taliiabie Tobacco Lend q Negroes
FOR SALE
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.

AMI iM4MEDlAIE, HOSSESSION GIVEN.
DESTROYS Of retiri;.g from agriculture! pur-
suits, will sell to the highest bidder, the 5th
OF February next. if fair, otherwise, the next
tair day, (the sale to continue from day TO day
until completely my FARM in the County OF
Powhalai,, where 1 now reside, situated on the
Lynchburg road four miles from Scottsvilc, three
miles from James River, and thirty three miles
from MISUNDERSTANDING from Five 10 Six
hundred acres. The situation is high, healthy,
IN an agreeable neghborhood about two hun
dred and hfty acres OF this land is III wood and
heavily tnnbered; nearly One Hundred Acres
Prlme meadow Land, considerablepart of which
is highly improved: large portion Of the clear
eel land is fresh and we'll adopted to the growing
OF tobacco; the fields are generally fertile and
well set with clover; about one hundred bushels
OF wheat seeded in nice order, an extensive or
chard OF CHOICE fruits, a handsome falling garden
nrwiy enclosed "a large two story dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke.hcuse, dairy, carriage.house,
school-house, ice.house, &c. a large farmhouse,
STABLES, granarIes, tobacco houses, oyerseer and
negroes houses. A manufacturing Mill driving
s par stones, embracing two never falling
streams, and is in point of machinery, workman
snip and ITS situation for the purchase of wheat
INFERIOR TO no country merchant mill in the state
The mill and plantation will be sold separate or
together to suit purchasers
The negroes from thirty to forty in number are
generally young and very lkey-anong them are
an excellent miller and cooper, carpenter, shoe
hhsher, TWO cooks, house servants, &c. all the
household and kitchen furniture, the plantation
utensils and crop on hand, a parcel of valuable
&c
The terms liberal, and made known at the sale
IN all cases where credit is given, a liberal dis
count will be made for cash
Inc mil and plantation would be sold private
~, previous 10 the day ofsale fdesired
Reference TO Samuel G. Swami, Richmond.
Frederick Clarke, near Manchester, or the Sub
scriber on the premises.
JAMES CLARKE.
BettenenrnS, Jan. 9. ids
+; 81 will also sell my plantation in Bull
Neck, near the town of Jefferson, on James Ri
YER, Tor (which will treat privately J-C.
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THE LAST NEGOTIATION.
RHgusf Is.


The BritiS, to the .american PLenipoten-
tinries.
Board OF Trade, June GOTH 1915.
In compliance with the request of the
American plenipotentaries, the UNDER
signed have the honor to communicat. to
them IN writing, the substance of the OBJ
servatlons which were made on the part of
the british Plenipotentiaries in the con-
ference of yesterday, upon the different
points referred to in the note of the Anne
rlcan plenipOtentiaries of the 18th inst.
Upon the first point relating TO a part of
the second article of the contre projet of
the undersigned, the British pleniDotentia-
ries stated ii to be the intention of their
government to agree, not only to mutual
equalization OF such duties as may be pro-
perly called tonnage duties, but ESQ Of all
duties upon the importation Of goods, the
growth, produce, or manufacture of the
two countries respectively, whether i'm
ported in British or in American ships
they stated further, their readiness to ac-
cede to similar and mutual equalization
OF bOunties payable upon the above arti.
cles.-Upon the subject Of drawbacks.
they represented that the clause as propos-
ed by the American pleaipOtent:aries. an
peared TO give TO the vessels Of the United
States which might be engaged in the ge-
neral transportation of American produce
from this country to all other parts of the
world, an advantage equal to that enjoyed
by British ships, and that this privilege
went beyond the general principle of an
article which was confined to the trade
between the two countries respectively
They expressed a wish to receive from the
An. erican plelipotentiaries, more precise
explanation Of their views upon this point.
Upon tue second point referred 10 in
the note of the American plenipotentia-
ries, the undersigned expressed their rea-
diness to agree to clause, which should
contain Tie latter alternative Suggested by
the American plemipOtentiaries.
Upon the third article relating TO the in
tercOdrse between Canada and the United
States, the undersigned disclaimed any
intention of obtaining by any intergreta-
ton Of the words of the article, as they
had proposed it, a right to an intercourse
with the Indians, residing within the ac-
knowIedgcd limits of the United States,
which the American pIenipOtentiarics had
already stated, that their instructions for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
DAUGHAM,

Containing 500 acres, more or less.
This land may be rated AS one of the best little
farms below Richmond, being well adapted TO
corn, wheat and tobacco; Astounding with as good
springs as any in Virginia, also well of excel.
lent water, newly bricked; large barn, newly
b;l.lt, and atolerable dwemg.house, apple and
peach orchards This land adions Mr. Samuel
Demoyeile, dec and MIR. John Royal; bounded
by Che Sherly road.
large crop of May Wheat is sown-Posses.
son given Immediately.
On the sale Of the land, two thousand delars
VIII be required; for the balance, credit OF one
or two years will be gives, with proper security.
also, at tie saiEe ti,ue and place, mi be soEG,
All my crop Of CORN, FODDER, STOCK, some
Likely OXEN, good OK CART, and many ar.
ticles not mentioned. Terms of sale, CASH
RICHARD CARTER
January IL, 1916.
y s 1.-THE above land is not sold ON the said
day, il will be sold ON Monday the 29h instant.
at IL O'Clock, before the door Of the BELL ia.
VEiiN, under the management Of BIr. Jilues N
Lynch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
Prospectus.


FECSi tire advantages OF its physical situation
--ffoTu The native fertility, improved condition,
ard ii;oreasing wealth of the cirrumjacent coun.
Try and particularly, from beindustry, enterprise
and liberality Of the people of the Town. and its
snYirons, Lyachhurg derives advantages more
than adequate to the Patronage and support OF a
seini.weekly paper.
This consideration impels us to undertake such
. paper.
This paper is intended to be chiefly prompt
and Convenient vehicle of domestic and foreign
News. At the same time, it will be open to sci
entifc, moral, agricultural and political ESSAYS.
We are R-Pnblicans-but on questions of general
Importance, we will cheerfuily admit the ESSAYS
Of those who may differ from US in opinion, pro-
vded those essays be marked wit lberaty
of ideas, and moderation Of temper Our main
object will uniformly be, 10 collect to focus,
those rays OF political light which may be scatter
cd in the intellectual atmosphere around us-and,
by that means, TO she'd the effulgence of truth
ON every face, side and aspect Of such topics of
discussions may excite adeep and lively interest
We are youns--bent on enterprise possessed
of industry-capable of perseverance We have
both been brought up to the printing business /;
and we are not utter strangers TO the due manage
ment, and proper conduct Of a newspaper. Our
efforts will be unremitted-and, we trust, sue
cessful. They will be constantly and earnestly
directed to the collection of the most recent in
telligence of every sort-to judicious selection
ofborrowed materials--in short, to the regular.
ty, symmetry, and elegance ola whole, combn-
ing, at the same time, variety ofsubjccts and un.-
ty Orphan
In promising thus much, We do not overstep
wehope, the modesty OF a Prospectus. We ar.
confident that disappointment will not tread up
on the heels ofpromise. We have well consider
ID what we are able TO perform-and we feel The
ardor and energies Of individuals ambitious of
success-and whose success chiefly depends on
the extent Of thei- e1ertions.
Our hopes become the more saguine, when we
reflect the Characteristic iberaly of those per.
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, we
well know, disposed to encourage comm endabic
etiorts--to aid modest mdustry-and to remume.
rate useful labors.
With these motives-the means-these hopes
and this prospect, we Will commence the publ.
cation Of the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
VIZ. w. GRAY,
Russell DAWSON.
Lynchburg, JAM 1916.
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STAUNTON, Va.
MRS. Morris,
(Late Hiss .Ai.ron- !

A<e'tC entSS ONtGOHs
Ell JRNS her acknowledgements for the l;be
4 raj patronage she has received since the
opening OF her Academy, and begs to inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Staunton and its
Vicinity, that inadditon to the usual branches Of
education, the French language, Music, Draw.
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature SO Indispensable ne
cessary for accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
paid to the morals and manners OF the young
aides entrusted to her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Z s per
Grammar and Needle-worl, 5 session.
French, Drawing, Painting in1
water colours, Geography, 20 i
Mapping, the Elements Of 10 DO.
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours, ,
Separately touo'
French language, do. 10 do.
Geography and Mapping, do. do.
Boarding, 6 100 Der annum.
~ b. The ensuing session commences the
18th of November next.
staun,on, October II, 1916
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
Lynchburg. Jan. 1916.
CONDITIONS.

THE ECHO will be printed with new and
elegant type, on demi sheet, (twice week. at
S 80 per annum payable in advance
Of those who do not pay in advance, NORM the
course Of twelve months, four dollars will be re.
CURED.
Any person procuring ten subscribers. and be-
coming responsible for the payment, shall be en-
tiled to one paper gratis.
Subscriptions for the above paper received at
this office
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Also
SEYFN NEGRO 49,.
"NILEs' WEEKLY REGfsrER. !"

Some complete files Of this well known work,
have just been received, and can be procured By
such gentlemen as are desirous ofobtaning them.
Those who wish to purchase, will please apply TO
John Maddox or orders may be left at the Office
OF the Virginia Argus" for l6m-or to p. A.
Wise, at the Washington Tavern, TO whom any
reference can be made respecdng the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
NOTICE.

hYiNG qualified as an Executor to Captain
e William Howsrd, deed of Albemarle, 7 re
quest ali persons that are indebted to the said es.
tate tc come forward and discharge the same and
all those that have claims against the estate to
come forward and settle their accounts iIn,nedi-
ateiy as there will be division of the estate be
tween this and the 25th of Dec. and all accounts
brought IN after that date, this notice will be plead
i'll bar.
JOSEPH HOWARD.
Powhatan, Nov. 2oth 1915. <w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
no n Ii q

A Petition will be presented to the next Genc.
ri Assembly of the State of Virginia, for per
mission to sell three acres of land, lying on A
dams Hill, and 125 feet OF the Fal ing Garden
,roperty, for the purpose of discnargng the
debts, due by the estate of Samuel Pleasants
deceased. -,
WILLIAM LOwNEs, .9gen.
for ID. ". Peasants, .7dnir of
SAMUEL PI.EASANTS. 6sr'J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

VIRGINIA
At Superior Court of Chancery holden at the
Capitol n the City ofRicnsnond the lab day,
OF JANUARY 1915. fs'- 80 =. =
Christopher Moon. Pitt.
.iga:nss
John Miller, Jamej Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and ex'ix of the last
WIN and testament OF Archelaus Moon, decd
Samuel Read. heir, dcyisee, and executor of
William Read decd, and John Campbell
Defts.
The defendants except Samuel Read, who are
out OF this Country, and against whom the plain-
on appears t" have proceeded in the mode pre-
scrioed by law against absent defendants, and
they still failing to appear and answer, and tie
cause coming on to be heard as to that deesnd
upon theblii, his answer, exhibits, and examina.
tons OF witnesses, and was argued by counsel
YIN consideration whereof, the court doth order
uiat the defendants, executors and eYecutrix of
Archeiaus Moon decd do render before com.
missioner OF the Court an account of their adj
nnistration, on the estate of Their testator, and
the defendant Samuel Read, do also render an
account OF ms administration, on the estate of
ms testator, before the same commissioner, who
is directed to examine, state and settle the said
accounts an make reports thereofto the court.
win any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nent by himself, or winch may be required by
the parties to be so stated
"A Copy,-Teste,
WM w HENING, C. C.
commissioners Office, City of k chmond,
r IL Mo. 9th, 1915.
Inc parties named in the aforesaid suit, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 2Sth
ola OF the second month &. e. February next en-
sums to commence the accounts directed by the
aforesaid order of Court, on which day they are
requested to attend at my Office, in ne city af3re
sad lat ten o'clock in the morning) with their
accounts, and vouchers, ready for examination
and settlement, and with COPIES of the Court
papers.
SAMUEL PARSONS, NJ. C.
Dec 10. On,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
WILLIAM LOwNEs. .Agen:
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.

THAT all persons having claims against
he estate OF Watson Patman of Henrco County.
decd are requested to bring them forward for
settlement properly authenticated On or before
the 9t day Of June next And those indebted to
SAID Estate are requested to make immediate paw.
hent.
ELIZABETH PATMAN,
.2dnnWsfrafrir
bcc.S ~ 9th
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

N D L e. Il.
yENtE partnership Of Joseph p. e Samuel Owen
u being dissolved by the death of Joseph p
Owen, all persons having claims against the firm
or Joseph p. Owen, (ndividually,) will make
them known to me for settlement, as soon as pos.
slble and such as are owing the firm, or Joseph
r owen' as aforesaid, Will make immediate pay
ment, as no longer indulgence can be given.
SAMUEL OWEN, Surviving part.
ner Of tile firm ofJoseph p &
Samuel Owen; add Ex'or of
Jos. r. Owen decd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
TO TRAVELLERS.

Z SOUTHERN B.iN.K NOTES,
WILL BE EXCHANGED,
AND DISTRICT NOTES
AND
LLBER.fL PREMIUM ALLOWED,
. U q L II E Il W " o T T. S,
ALSO
A PREMIUM WILL BE GIVEN
IRE URY TIES,
SILVER AND GOLD COIN,
At THE
RICHMOND LiCENCED LOTTERY
EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
l. B. Kiirsheedt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
. Ton q u AIl ..
Dec IL.

iHA 'USshibEh HAs orHAED AT HIS mANURAcTc-
ri, LARGE QUANTITY OF
y Il o W f. " a Z T.,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
ana wiil deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
tree OF the exPence of carriage, and at the New
YORK prices the freight from thence to this
place would average Copper cent. at least Under
these circumstances, he IS induced to hope that
few, if any, will send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

III lne county OF AlberInarlet about one mile
North east of the pleasant town Of Milton,
ASMALL FARM,
containing ISL acres of land, about 30 ofwh CHI
well set in clover, and 100 satisfactorily tmbered
Part of this land lies along the North side of
the Rvanna. The buildings are new and un-
commonly good they consist of /. commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
excellent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c. D. of two other houses, one of which
has three very good rooms. 8. meat-house, dairy
house for servants &c. H. a very large barn, il,
the Pennsylvania style, with an extensive stable
under 1.-THE scite is highly picturesqne, COM
handing diversified and immense view The
salubricy of the place, and the goodness of the
water, are proyerbal in that part Of the country.
The facility Of boat navigation, and the proxTni-
iy OF Milton, where mails are received twice a
week from almos every direction, and where Sc
veral good stores are kept greatly add to the adj
yantages Of the situation.
This little farm would suit professional gen.
tleman--a Minister OF the GOspel--a lawyer
Physician-or an Instructor of Youthful might
also be made an excellent stand for tavern, sim
ply by mending AN old road
The terms will be reasonable-For said terms
apply to Robert 5. Garrett, the proprietor of said
farm ~ Essex county--to Martin Dawson at Mil
ton IN Albemarle county, or to l.. II. Girardin, in
Richmond.
o. Mr. Thomas r. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity Of the place, will shew the
premises to m'y person DESTROYS of purchasing
The buildings were originally planned and erect.
ed by that gentleman for the use of his own fami.
ly--and are, of course, unusually convenient, So
d and neat
December II 1915. lot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
R8N' WaT.

II n " u W n i.
ROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the 9th of No.
Eenber last, a bright NuIato Woman, named
q Il A e f.,
About feet 10 or IL inches high, With blem.
ISL on the sight other right eye 1t is presume.
bic that she Will aim toget To Richmond. IwilI
give rewaidof
TEN DOLLARS
TO any person apprehcndmg the SAID Wench in
Powhaian, and safely lodging her in goal, or FIF.
TEEN DOLLARS, If apprehended beyond The
said county, and safely lodged in goal or deliver
ing her TO me near Clement Town in Amelia. In
either case, reasonable expenses will be allowed
hereby forewarn all Ferrymen, Masters and
owners of vessels and all other persons whatsoe.
yer from aiding or harboring the said Wensh h
any manner whatsoever,
Dec. 90. THoS WOoDsoN
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Orders left with Mr. James Brown, Junior I;
Messrs. Moncure, Robinson & Peasants Muir.
ply Scott W. j. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du
val g 20. or at the Mandatory, will be duly
attended TO, and the greatest attention paid IN
selecting and packing. BENZ. DU-VAI,
Api1iZ2 3t&wtf
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+ q r s III e.

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