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THE !« !ITH OP A DAMA3K ROSE. I
By P . at Allen, Esq one of the Editors of th«• |
Baltimore ‘letegraph.
One tumm ir mnni when Love whs young,
And . um enng at his mother’s breast j
The morning lark to loudly sung,
It broke his s*umbers, up he sprung
And left his parent still at rest.
He taught her doves with tender hands—
From itn tt'ey never wandered tar |
And now • he little urchin stands,
And h'.rfl them fast in flnw’ry bands.
Then tii - themto his mother’s car.
He mounts tha seat—away 'hey skip,
^wi!t »hro’tlie yielding au*he scours,
And s'il » l>as'i n on the trip,
A' oig L.iv< impetuous snaps his whip—
Tlii sh string o', braided flowers
|
Th his pastime to b guile,
•• *rS his flight and skims the ground :
H ' nd pant with many a smile,
T •' '■ ih <. f Flora ran and file,
T ;«iidy heads Teund*
A .' ' bow h>.f<, • ■ * »im to alig it,
" irtt'vs * kiiii. i I ecks.his pace ;
V h- ! flow r «•( w> te,
o’ its - .. ro- .1 and bright, j
Air o court the b ? .nbracu.
A' <1 'iha> wih mother «ay to me,
■ r ■. I i. .bsen-'e *.ucli .3 this !
1 i fl- in sol. d> if' s’-aii be,
1 ‘ wi i. I’ll (f » ‘r m ilie tree,
Ana gue .t to her -v, .» & k.ss
He pulls with all his might n . main,
And plucks tin flower that charmed his eyes,
He wounds his hand,* ut f eut no pain,
R n.uinis his chariot, shakes the rein,
Ar.u to his rrother bears tile prize.
© my dear mother, do not slight
Y >ur son an 1 turn aw y your head,
Look at this flower, how lovcl. white!
She turn’d, and trembled at the sight,
*Twas all one deep and blushing red.
She caught him with a mother's care,
But when unhurt she found her boy;
Henceforth ordain'd—that flower so fair,
That rtfjdy vest shall always wear,
As a memorial of her joy.
THE BOUNDARY LINE. ,
A dispute is carried on, in the southern pa
pers, between John Wood and other mathema
ticia -s, r-iative to the boundary line between
the U iter1 States and the British territories,
or a .si and west parallels nf latitud*. This
aubj c , *v. understand, excites considerable
Interest in he Canadian provinces By a gen”
tleman from \1on<r *1 we are informed that >•
numb r of • xperimeiit.s and calcu "t.on have
been ai; de On the 45' degree of north latitud ,
t b< unitary between flip trni»*d St»t s an l
th. <-itish -o e>n>n n , <rom ich >t is *r
preheudrd v the Canadians tint a rre.-t dr
lit ea’ion or division of >he lin* will carry it
b* ond ’he Isle-aux NVix and iri"g that po»t
twe v .d a It If miles <r m the nrecen’ estab
lish. ou dary within the 1 m ts of th lTni
Sta es T> e appointment :>f the commiss o -
e, « wh . are •. se tie this po nt and t'.tir deci
a< "no •, we *re told, is looked for with
nv •-a r> y by those wl»o may ^ e implicated
in fi e ov. nt. Columbian
Adjutant aril t trero Cenrr Pt
Offer I hr: l 9th 1815
Cr.VERAL ORDF.lt8
Th- sr.-ang men’s w ich ir” n cess ,ry for
execn in >■ the act of C ngress, fixing the mili
tarv p .. esl i hment, cannot be completed
So s toorg n:7 h- army nd, to ”ay and
d srharge ir> -r im rar ffic-rs, non coma
missione rf. musicians m.d privates, on
the 1st day of '‘ay n«*xt. In consequence,
therefore, of the circumstances which will not
permit such discharge at that time, and of the
p:->- a.on m.de by the law in such case, the ar
rr” will continue in service, according to its
pr sent organisation, un'il further orders, sub
ject to the following regulation, viz ;
1st Soldier* who enlist d to serve during the
war, will with all reasonable dispatch, from
dav to day, be mustered, paid and discharge
ed at their respective stations; and
2d The arrearages of pay due to the non-eom
mishioned officers, musicians and privates,
v ho are nested for a term of years, will be
paid to them, at ihei: r spe-tive quarters,
with as little delay as possib'p
By order of the Secretary of W.r,
1). PARKER,
nnrl
~ CM s \i: ERY NOTICES.
VIRGINIA :
At Rules ltnldcn in he Clerk’s Office of the
•Superior (Jourtof Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 32th day of Janurry 1815.
Charles Gwinn, surviving partner of Charles
Gwinn und William Smith, late partners,
acting under the firm of Charles Gwin > & Co.
Pit'S
agairut
P.lijcli Beam, and Thomas Foulke, and David
Pulton and G-urge Htarck, partners, acting
and trading under the firm of Fultrn and
Stsrrk, Jirf'tt.
THE defendants Rlijth Beam, David Fulton
and George St arc k, nut having entered their
appearance and given security according to
tl.< act of assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they arc not iniiahitants of this country : It
is ordered, that 'he said defendants do appear
here on me tenth day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copj
of this order he forthwith inserted in some
nrwspuper published in ihe city of Richmond,
for two nr nths successively, and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
A Copy—Teste,
Wm. w. hrning, c.c.
April ^1. w8w
VIRGINIA:
At Rules, hotden in «he Clerk’s Office of the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 28lh day of February 1815.
Walter Coles and Sally T. his wife Plt't.
Agairut
/ohh Lesli cx’r &c. ol Robert Craig decM
William Oxltanii Timm .s Craig. Oeft't.
Ti e Defendant Thomas Craig not having en
tered his Appearance end giving security ac
cording to the Act of Assembly and the Rule*
t f this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
Country : It is ordered, That the Mid Def nd*
*nt do appear her# on the first day of the next
term and anawer theb Ul of the Plaintiffs j and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successively and
F- sted at the front floor of the Capitol, id the
•aid Cdv
A Copy—Te ite
... 1 W. HENNING, C. C.
April v *8w
VIRGINIA:
vt Rules holden in Ike Clerk’s Office of the
y Superior Coutt oi Chancery for tlu Rich
moml D strict, the 30th day of January i«l5
John I’ovutl and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth Johnson, Wi.liam Johnson, Henri,
etta Johnson >nd Kdw rd Johnson, and Sam
uel Hobson ind Elizabeth his wife formerly
Elizabeth Johnson, Pit ft !
xtgainit
William Uentlcy admor. of William Ronald,
Robert Harrison and Peyton Harrison Acting
exors ol Carter II. Harrison, deed. William
Bradley and William Fenwick admor. de bo
nis non of Andrew Ronald di ed. Deft'a
'I he 1> h ndants Robert Harrison and Pey
ton Harrison, not having entered their appeur
arc- and given security according to the Act
ot Assembly and the Ru os of this Court, and
■ it appearing by salbdaco ry evidence, that they
[ ar*- not ’iilmbitants of this country . It is or*
ilcred, that the said defendants do appear liert;
[ 0,1 *he tenth day of the next term and answer
the bill ol the Plaintiffs ; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted 141 some news—
puper published in the City of Richmond, for
t w » months successively and posted at the
frontdoor of the Capitol, in the said City.
A copy—Teste,
Wm. W. 1JBNIXG C. C
April 1.wfrw
VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerk's Office of the
Superior Court of Chauncry for the Rich
mond District, the 30th day of January 1H15.
It-chard Pipes admr de minis non with the will
annexed of Elizabeth Peachy, dec’d, Plt'f
against
Jam 's Ross surviving ex obtor oFJames Aid's,
deed, the said James ltoss and John M m.r
admors witn tin. wn. annexed of Ove ton
Cosby dec’d, and Fmz-r Gregory exor. ol
•lent' 3 Gregory who was surviving partner of
James Mills, & co. and Mary VI. Peachy ,.il
mslratiix with the will annexed of Tho
mas Griffin Peachy, lecM Deft
I HE Defendant Frazer Gregory not having
entered his appeaeam-. n : ,*<ven security ac
cording to tne Act ot Assembly and the Rules
or UU8 t*eun9 an i tl appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that lie i not an inhabitant of this
country : It is orJvr- d, that the baid defendant
do appear here on the tenth dry nf tiie nezt
term and answer the t> It of the Plaintiff ; ,nd
that a copy of this or .er h. forthwith insert*. -
in some newspaper publish d m the Ci y of
Richmond, tor two mortns successively and
posted at the front door of the Capitol,- in the
s.iid City.
A copy—Teste
Wm. W* HEN IF G C. C.
Ap V 1
VGUilN! V : “
At Rules holden in tfie Clerk’s Office of the
Superior Court o- Chancery for .e Kiel
mo.'.d District, the 30ili d..y o! January, 1315.
Abraham llalsey, PU'f.
against
Richard S. Ilackley. J’lin YIcYekar, --rclu'*
bald Philips. iVillium o'ewart, Anthony L» ,
Robert Pollard anil Tbomas M Randolp
Usf'ts
the defendants Richar I S. H r.kley, J .lm
McVekir, Irchibald Philips, William Stew»
1 rt anti Antnnny Ikv, not having entered
appearance ami given security according to
tU act of assembly afid the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing f>7 satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants ol .his country : It is
ordered, that the said de end iiits ilo appear
lore op the tenth day of the next term an an
rvyer the bill of the plaintiff; and th-' copy
of ihis order be forthwith inserted, ii. seme
newspaper published in the city ot Richmond,
for two months succe ssively, and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
' copy.—Tfcs e,
Wm. W. HENING, C.C.
April 1. w8w
VIUGIKI V:
At Rules holden In the Clerk’s Office of the Su
perior Court ot Chanc-ry for tin. Richmond
district, the 30th day of January, ±815
David Ross, tlt'f.
against
John Quarles, executoi of the last will and
testament of Duncan McLaughlin, deceased,
Peter H. Ware, John W. tiailcn, Richard
Hackney, Mai hew Wills and Rene Napier,
securities for John Qtt tries as executor ol
Duncan McLnughlan and John Forbes,
Def'ts.
THE defendant Rene Napier not having n
terod his appearance and given security accor
ding to the act of assembly and the Rules oi
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory e
vidence, that he is not au inhabitant ot tliib
country: It is ordered, that the said defen
dant do appear here on the ten h day of tbi
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff :
and that a copy of this orde. be forth vith i
sorted in some newspaper published in th,
city of Richmond, for two months successively,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol m
the said city.
A copy—Teste,
Wm. W HENING, L C
April 1. _vHar
VIRGINIA:
At •I'"’ .olden in the C'.- k’s Office o' th
S per ... Court of Chine iy n.i Hie ic |,
mond District, the 30th day 01 January, 161 >
John Cabell, /»/<•
again* t
Robert Crawford and Joseph Slater, Ihf’t,.
TUB defendant ltn....-ri Crawford not • ng
entered his appearance and given security ac*
cording to the act of assembly an.i ilu run n of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that lie is not an inhabitant of this
country: It is ordered, that the said defendant
do appn- here on the fiist day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff's and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successively, and
posted at the front door of the capitol, in the
satd city
A copy—Testa,
WILLI AM W. HEXING, C. C.
March 29.w8w
VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerk’s Office of the Su
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 30th day ol January, 1813.
James Saunders, PU'f.
ago* net
Joseph D Fanning, adm’r, and Elizabeth Saun
ders, adm’xof William Saunders, deceased,
The scire facias awarded in this caiisc not
haring been returned executed on the defen
dants, and it appearing ty satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country j
It is ordered, that the said defendants do ap
pear here on the tenth day of the next term
and shew rinse against the revival by the said
scire facias sough' \ ami that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months succes rlely, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy—Teste,
Wx. W. HEXING, C. C.
Apsil 1, w8w
VIIUUNTV:
' rales holden in the Clerk's office of the Su
perior Court ot'Chancery tor tlie Richmond
Dirtriot, the 30lh day of January 1815.
David Kosv, of tlie City of Richmond, Plt’f.
Agcur.st
W illiam Dayley, William Stewart and Rehah
his wite, Sally Dayley, Joseph Dayley Rich
ardaon, Nanccy Richardson, children and
heirs of Fanny Dayley, doc’d Douglass Day I
le v and Elisabeth Dayley, children o* Haity
Dayley, who are heirs ami the lour last are
also devisc-es of the said Joseph Dayley, tie*
ceasi d and the three last are infants. Unfit.
TIIE Defendants William D.yUy, William
Stewart and Kesiah his wife, Jo epli Dayley
Richardson, and Nancy Richardson not having
enter. d their appearance and given s curity ac
cording to the Act of Assembly and th. Kul
ol tins Conn, and it appearing by satisuictory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants o this
country : It it ordered, Thu' the sail Deten
dams do appear here on tlie enth day of tin
next term aid answer o. ‘of the 1* uiuliif;
and th r a copy of or.icr b. iortnwitli in.
sen* d -n some new..pt- pu'dished in the City
ol Richmond, lor two monies successively and
posied at the front door of the Capitoi m the
said city.
A Copy—Te9te,
WM. W. HENING, C. C.
April 1. wSw
! VIRGINIA :
At Rules holden at the Clerk’s Office of tho
:u, i oi urtof Chauneery for the Rich*,
nnmd District, the 30th day of January 1815.
VVihum A Cocke and Catharine his wife. PIC ft.
against f
William Bentley, admr. of William Ron id d,
deed. Henry lleth, and John Si. wan, sr.il
Jell raoti Swann, executor of John Swann
d g*.. who was administrator or Samuel
S i nn, deed. Urftit.
Tin Defendant John Stewart not having en.
tered his appearance and given security ac.
cording to the Act of Assembly anil the Rules
or this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
eviuutcc, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country : it is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the seventeenth dav of the
nex tu rn .nd answer the bill of thepfaint iFs ;
ami that a copy of this order be forthwith in
sj.-teu in some Newspaper published m the Ci.
vy of Richmond, tor two months SHcressiveiy
an l posted at the from door of the Capitol in
tlii. C''y
A cop.i —Teste.
WM. W. HENNING, 0. C.
April 8.
VfRGINI* : «
It'ih a hidden in the Clerk’- -.'{Tree of the Su
ior Court of Chancery for il.o Richmond
lJt rict, the 30th lay of January, 1815.
,Vi las.l. I* dndexter, auministrator dc bonis
non, wu.ii the will uuiexed, of James Ltab
»>ey» Pier.
against
Charles Mutthew>, Drf’t.
IjiK subpoina to revive, awarded in this
a use, not btfing returned executed, 01. the dt
tendant, and h» not having entered his appear
ance and given secui.iy.ace rdmg t- the .i t
of assentbh and the Rules o» tins Court, and
.ppearing by satisfactory evidence, that he i.
not an tnlumitant of this country ? It is orei
cd, that d. 'enilant do appear lt=re on til tenti.
day of th next term and ana it. . tne bli ut )
ulaititifl, mdsh w -.-us*, ir . .j h c n, a;* .1 n
rhe r viva , by th. nl lintifi’ s.mi.I., ; .nil that
. npY r * this ore I r be forthwith 1 . i
some newspaper pun ished i” th* citv of Rich
mind, for two mor tlis successively, and posted
at the front d tor of the cspitol, m the eaul
city.
A copy —Teste,
Wm. w. uening, c. c.
APril *• wSw
VIRGINIA
A Uule*> holden in the Clerk’s Office of the
Superior Court for Chancery of the Rich
mond Di-trict, the 30th day of January 1815.
George Pickett, Robert Pollard, Charles John
ston and Nathaniel Sheppard, Administra.
tors of John Pendleton dec’d. Pit's.
Jigainst
Rol ert Graham, the only striving acting exe- 1
culor of James Lyle, dec’d who was survive
Mg executor of James Gunn decM. John Tur”
pin adm r of John Gunn, dec’d. Samuel
b«c raw’and Sarah his wife, which said Sa
rah w 8 the widow and relict of the said
John Gunn dec’d. John Turpin and Harriet
his wife late Harriet Gunn, dauglr er of the
said John Gunn, dec’d, and John S. Gunn,
Fred rick McCraw and Emily F. his wib
late l.mily P. Gunn, James Wiuinm Frede
rick Gunn, infant Childr n .f the said John
Gunn dec’d, by Sumue! McCr.iw assigned
th ir guardian, ad litem, Edward Cunning*
ham and Arianna his wife, late Ar awn
Gunn, daughter a *i < ev si ot the said James
Gunn, der.’d it i, B izai th Grand, one of
the devisees ol the said James Gunn dec’d,
1 He ft',
The P^fftidant Elizabeth Grand, not having
Miured tier «pp*:arance and given security ac
c rding to the Act ot Assem ly anil the Utiles
olt'us Court, anti it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, toat she is not an inhabitant of C
c itintri : t is ordered, That the said Deten*)
ant do appear here on the Seventeenth day of
th" nex i i m and answer the billot the Plain,
tdfs i an » ’ll t a copv of tn<s or icr t»c forth,
wall tnst-1ted in some m wap pi r published in
the City o Richmond, for two months succ s
sivrly ami p.is.e.l at the front door of the Ca
pitol, in the said Ciiy.
A Copy—Teste
Wm. w hrnningc c.
April 8, wHw
-1,1 — - -J-L l--ag L~.‘-K*~SB
TUB
IIIGH PlilZK DRAWN.
No 14,533,
Came out the wheel, in the New. York Board
ot Healt i Lottery, the capital prize of
40,000 Dol 'ui s,
On (hr 53d d it di an ng
THE ronTOWATE ICKET WAS SOLfc BY
O. if K. IV 11 US,
OF NEW YORK,
Some time «n June last, to Vfr T. Rtnnth,
vernier of Tickets in Boston, who has in all pro
bihdiiy disposed of it to gome person in that
place or neighoothood.
live SfciO COO jir.z*, $5,090 prize,
#4,000 nd $1,000 ftrizes
are yet in the wheel— Negrly all the other prizes
drawn, contain, d in the scheme, hav* beert sold
by U & R. WAITS; who now oflVr fo* s„ie, ,n
a great variety of numbers,
l lCktiTS SllAKLS
IN I UK
(>i'lliif! National Lottery,
AUTUORtZBI) BY CONOHBt**
" bicit oegms drawing in Si |itt mber next.
P e*< nt j»n.< <i l i 'h.'i 9 duiiui». 1
N. it All 3 irk is gold by G. & R. Waite,
itavo ir name pruned on Uie back of each,
April 2V. 4l
STONE Vi ABE.
The subscriber has on hand at his Manufactory,
a large quantity of
STONE pr*l RE,
Of superior quality, and vel’ assorted t
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and will deliver the Ware in any part of the
City, free of the expense oi cartage, and at the
New Y.,ik prices ; the freight from thence to
tins place wouid aVtruge 20 per cent at least —
I Under these circumstances, he is induced to
hope that lew, il any, will send their orders
abroad, when they can be supplied * their
doors, with better ware and on far better terms.
T following were the prices in New York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manutactor in the United Slates shall
unde, -sell him at any time.
5 gallon jugs & pots, per doztn, S 9
"f do do do do 8
3 do do do do 6 25
•» do pitchers, do 6 50
2 do jugs and pots, do 4 50
2 do pitcher*, do 4 75
1 do juHs and pots, do 3
, oi0 pitchers, do 3 25
10, jugs and pots, do 2
do pitchers, do 2 12 1-2
0 point bottles, do 1 5y
1 quart .do do 1 12 J„2
l d° <* pitchers, do 1 12 1-2
1 do pots, do 1
1 pint jug ii pots, do 75
ticklers, do 1
chamber p*)ts, do 2
4 gallon churns, do 12
3 do do do 10
2 do do do 8
milk pans, do
ink stands, do 1
Orders left with Mr. James Brown, junior;
Messrs Moncure, Robinson 8c Pleasants ; \iur
t1 ?.C°lt 1 W 61 ,,oscOW Cole ; Philip Uu
' al , K0’ or at ‘'^"“factory, will be duly
a tended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing.
BKNJ VM'N UU-VaL.
Richmond, Jipril 22, 1815. 3t*. wt
the subscribe*
Having declined business in the Mercantile
line, will devote his attention exclusively to
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He has several good Yards on (he Basin and
Canal, wiiicli he* will lei lor the ilep iait ol CoaIs.
Al.ro, a Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the
Lanai, no,, the upper Lock, (ortho reception oi
1 lank, Scantling, &c.
He Wi 1 receive proposals until the first day ol
June m-xt, for the building ol from tw_,v- to
sixteen three story ll.ick Store an Luaioc
(louses, at the water’s edge, or U.e Basin and
Lanai, on gio nd rent or le .se • be adv.n a
«-es those building sues poss s.s, render u.e„
worthy tlie attention of mechtrir^ aiiu others
possessing capital.
AR CHELA ts f i {JCITES.
April 13
Waggons kliays, W cu -
E‘ns, Woven W, *.
I'lu suhsc iber paving enlarged his es ablisli
m n a lew nnks :r>>m tliis city, \vb re may
oe had }
Waggons, Drays. Ca-ts, Whr.it F.nt,,
and Woven Wire. r.% :
Ru’li g nd Dashing Serenes, Wneat, L me an'1
ft (Idles, Meal, Cock: -, F|.,x e.., and
Grass-seed Seives, Mil'Shak , Wire Safe >,
and Woven.Wire for W’i do,vs : likewise PI -n*
tation Ufendis, Drift P' as, fee. to bo mud of\
the best mat rials, and warranted to pi form viet. '
iQr* Orders ,e ; \\i aamuel Parsons, ,- at ilie
Public Warh uiv , (w • i have e any of the
abovt articles on ban ..) or cap . John Staples,
at Ins Stor, on D sir-1 , ue^r lire Basin, win be
promptly attend to.
SAMUEL r*. PARSONS.
Richmond, 4th mo 29,h, rol J.
BRlC'lv-LAYiNCi, Au.
THE subscriber intends to become a r<,si..
lent of this city about the first day ol the next
month, after which period, he proposes to carry
on extensively the bnsmess ot
Brick lading, Brick making and
Rl aislering.
Those who may favor him with their patron
age, may rest assured, tnat an work done by
bun will be executed with neatness, dispatch
and fidelity.
NICHOLAS VOSS.
Richmond, April 19, 1815. tf
N II. "Six or eight apprentices, of respectable
I lUiiiirs, will be tak-.u; id trn laborers anx
live boys hired, till the expiration ol the pre
entyear. Apply to lb. “Ubscriber, or in his <
Absence, to Samuel Mcv.raw or \iex. McRae,
esqrs- yt
(-h\ Mas. Gen’s Dej-arl meitt,
Richmond, March 4.1th. 18i5. ,
V persons having mantis against tl»<
d *. United States for Forage, Wood, S.raw «r
'l her supplies lur .:,«u.d the United States
'ic die month01 No nu-er iSi3, arereques
ted to bring forward tbeir accounts to the sub.
scriber, lor settlement
JOSKl'H W FI KATUN,
D Matter General
N. B. A few United Slates’ waggons alio
horses yet for sale.
March 29. tf
It IV. Coleman ana linh.ri IVoo'Jotk,
llsve this day become partners in the
Collecting iins ness,
under the style of GOLKMAN \ vVUOl.FUI K
They will give the most active attention t.ti,t
collection of money and the transaction ol bust
ties relating thereto in Richmond unu all tm
neighboring Counties.
Richmond, April 22, 1815. 8t
No l lCli.
rn\T by virtue of a Deed in Trust, exes
jCUted to the subscribers by James Gwath
mey, we shall, on Tties lay the 9tli tlay of May
next, btf.»r. the tront door of Henrico Court,
house in this City, between the hours of 10 ami
2 o’clock, < xpose to safe, by public auction, til
di- highest bidder, the following Tract, P;cci
<r Parcel of Land, situate, lying and being in
the County of Henrico, upon me mdn road
leading from Cli .rlcs Cily Courthouse to tins
city, and which adj ins the lands ol John Chil.
, drey and Francis Pearce.
The tract ia supposed to contain about one
hundred acres, and was late the property of
' rdiur Giles, di c’d. Terms of sale— ,ash will
b<- required for so much of the purchase mo
ney. us will cover the turn of % 175, with inte
••at thereon from 16th February, 1315, to the
■•y of sale, and also the costs and charges at
lending the » xccution ..f this trust For the
balance, a li»e.al credit will be given, and
which will be made known on the day of sale
8 A ML. McCKAW, | ...
Til. M. TUUl’IN, j rrutteet
> April 19. tda
PROPOSAL?,
B\! J. I). lidding t ('n.
POR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
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ON THE LATE WAR BETWEEN
AMERICA & GREAT BRITAIN*.
CONDITIONS.
h The work shall be printed on good paper*
and a handsome type, cast expressly lor the
purpose.
2. It shall be comprised in one octavo volume*
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bers, at 2 dollars, in boards.
3. Any person who will procure eight sub
scribers, and become accountable >or the same*
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4 It will be published, if sufficient subscri
bers arc obtained to warrant the expense* za
soon as the last letters arrive in this country.
■New York, March 20f/i, 1815.
GO* When the work, is published the subscre
bers will have due notice, thereof (supposed U>
’ in July n xt,) by the Agent for the South
ern States, or State of Virginia, in Richmond.
Sn. scriptions will be received at the office
of the Vrgus.
April 29. 4t
Vaccine Inoculation.
doctouj! WARD,
Who resides next door to .Mrs. Vanet's, II street*.
Oilers his services in the line of his pro ession
to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity.—
He is possessed of genuine vaccine matter, of a
mild and favorable character, obtained from a
healthful infant lately inoculated by him in this,
city ; and wi 1 attend any family that may wish
to bent lit by tbe circumstance.
N. B. Dr. W. has opened his medical shop,
in the store under his dwelling house.
April 22
FO % K ,i\ r,
A NEW AND CONVENIENT
Hire'. R-ick Building.
h'illx .ao O .US,
2iTe. r"i.l" Sl"?‘ u>li 'h o Mr. James
Uiowu —Enijui t; *»;
J \ vi ES o k W m LG - ' s
April 19. t*.
To tVinit »•«
poll SAl V. f ount of Hu'geoU, ,-i out half
*■ worni supposed tu coni.uu abom :09 lbs.
• u « Aran oj Ji e%ier, iib..u half mi. ujj
» d »c mat a ou 250 w _ ama,i
iTiVu ,<WUr "ewe‘ 0P 'n‘- -on-.ain
The above Type may bt bad on moderate
terms,-f application ,„aic ia courde uf
tvv • Oil a. t.4. i-i uffl e.
St
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C Iiihsuhii i>i.onitor,
arc hereby requeued to reiur.i the names of
bsenbers to the Editor, by the st op.,or a -
uy that otiers, whether by private conveyance.
“! by mail j a3 u is wished tnai the publication
•>i n ■ p*pcr may Commence as s . «8 arr^nsre
m nts Cai. bo mac; r that pur se ^
Prinu rs who have b « n so o i ging as to
° - ish our Prospectus, will confer an aduiti
lu-Uce r b> "‘Scrtu,S in Uleirpapc rsU;e above
,iVla> 2t
Notice to Clerks of Courts.
I.KRKS \Vbose duty it i to transmit to the
Auditors Office copies c2 the Slier IPs
bo'uD, arc t amestly requested r prompt in
die discharge of that du y.
JNO. BUKFOOT. A. P V
March 25 '6„
.VO TICE.
r HEREBY respectful iy inform the public,
* a:',, Particularly the Subsci ibers to th©
■ Guogr;. pineal View of the Britid. possessions
niNs th Am. ica” and the "History oitlie War’*
hat the Books ate now depos.teu for them,
it the following pSu.es, viz t—At the Ot
ice ot th Virginia Argus, Richmond ; Post
dlhce, Peters urg ; <• „.e of j tlPCi ,jk &co
wi.lt,m burg; Store of Mr. C. Payne, Lynch!
Jur->» S'aun on and Jerussh u ana *. the
Houses ot tlit .» lowin| Gountiea v a • —
Braiord Franklin, Halifax, Prince K a’rd
ltucsingiiam,Pqwhotan, Chesterfield, Nottoway,
-..mhcrland Lu.-enberg, Meckl.. herg, Hruns
tvick, Dinwiddi , Sussex, Sum Elizabeth Gi
:y (Hampton; Richmond, Kin G urge, Fau
pii r, GoochUn Hanover, Garo C i oen—
ler. Lonisa, Fluv .,-na, Madison, Albermarle,
Burklev. Wav I n.r
For the* b n» fit of those who are already in
lossession ol t! is Book, I have had printed a
ew sepai te copies of tht History of he W-r
:hr</0g"ont the Unit.-d State, froni t|,e )„t
lu . I»i4 o the end, w ;h a • bad al
•he above |> aces in a lew :l vs
I presunu: that tliosi wh > subscrib 'd to this
ar ti-K tw. Ive months go, wiu » ol h dispteas
:d to have it now, •»» it^ « rnrieied noich i.i .re
t tillable by the addition of a complete H istorv
ji the W«r.
M 11 ITU.
April 8 ... Vv.
IVn D illaps Reward
* 'K V out of my stable, in IVwhatan conn.
). 9 mile» below ti.e court'xu , rod with*
• 2 riles ol the Flat Ho k, on Mouda. night.
i c 24th of April,
A Dark Tiny CVt,
ronr years n , near five feet hirh. He was in
good ortl r \vl en taken away—his head is ra
ther large and neck short—full mai aud tail-,
he list somewhat the app anoic of a stud, as hd
was not gelded until tffer he was three years
.id. Ido no recol ct wlielh r h“ has sty
white shout him H. Wasgotb. Tony Lump
kin, and is Very much 'ike him —f will rive the
above r-wanl lor the horse, and 25 dollars on
conviction of the thief.
Wm. W. ATKINSOW.
M»y T(t»3wp)
HUOKU 8 l'ATW«VAHY STOr£,
AND
BOOK BINDERY.
FREDERIClTT. MAW, & Co.
Respectiu y inform the public, that in a
few days they will open a Book (jf StathfH*
ry Store, and Book Bindery that wdl
known stand, lately occupied Samuel
Pleasants, dec*d, as a Book Sint Fr im
ieir perfect acquaintance with Bo k Bl d.
I'1** lhey confidently expect a shaie of pu >.
lie patronage. * H
They ha ve made arrangement* [• r a re.
tiar supply of B,K,ks and Nations ry. w uch
‘ilb |foo'd efiual t0 a,,y ift tbis coy.
April 29. * 3{