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o. 1bHya.ty TX jiee1f dry q 4iaryf ntrt, WILL BE
SOLD, t5. 1ysa1f, 20 he bigbea L.alty, Jar sae
bAlf eGis, and E* month. e,syit fer ihe 6aLants,
lie HOUSE and LOT on the Main nreet
/ ir the town CT Manchester, formerly the pro-
perty of William Hay. There is no ftuation in the
town of Mlnckefer better calculated for retail mer-
chart. The storehoufe IS il good order for the re-
cep;ion OF goods, and has The advantage of large and
commodious Lumberhouie. Fond and approved fe-
curity will be required of the purcharer or Deed Of
Truh upon the lot to feoure the payment
ROBERT OEIBERSON.
July 81 cps,
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HTRGIMTd

VIKG7NIA :
AT:A SUPERIOR COURT or cHANcER9, HOLDEN I'M
RICHMOND, MARCH TIE s6TR, 1904.
Rstrueen
JOHN soMERvLL, Plaintiff.
hid
LUCAS SULLIVAN ana wILLL7
AM BASKERVILLE, Deiehoanta
HE defendant, Lucas Sulevan, not having
entered his appearance and given iecurity accord
ing to the act of AGemby and the rules of this court
and appearing the fatisaon of the court that he
not an hhabnt of this country on the motion OF
the plaintiff by his council it is ordered that the laid
defendant do appear here the r day of next Sep
TENDER term, and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff and
THAT copy of this order be forthwith inherited in fone
newfPsper in the city of Richmond, for two months
incceiively, and ported the front door OF the Capt.
to in the faid city.
A Copy-Tefe, T. TIESLEY, &C.
July IS. eW2m
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N o TIC E..

IN ~ 4 y E.s
HE Office of.Supervifor of the Revenue for
A the DiitriS of Virginia being difcortinued, and
the uRniihed buEneis of the fd Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of The Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue Whole accounts have been finally sdiuft-
ed and paid. are hereby informed .ha. - :;;;
reqveited TO call my Office, in theeity of Richmond,
delay, anu pay the balances due to the United
thoie whole lands have been fold in the
OF Virginia by authority of an. atf of Congress
Nh, may redeem fueh lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
direfs.
As mott OF The aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec; 1902 the privilege ofredemPsion will continue
until December next,
Inc money received by me for the redemption of
the laid lands, will be returned the purchaer, with
intere at the rate of IS per cent per annum on the
Purehate money, to the day which it may be paid
TO me- JOSEPH SCOTT,
Martial " D.
-! Sc EFF
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TUNSTALI's
UINO AIII
PATENT q IR ESHYN(y M5CHJNF

PATENT T'HRESHLNG MACHINE.
E7NE advantages to be gained by farmers, bv
applying ionle effe6tual parts to rllrefhing Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity, adequate rength
2d greater cheapnefs than hitherto and applicable to
1ey machinery, universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNS'fALI. has obtained a
Patent for fuch Improvements and wihes to benefit
the public on the mott reaionable terms Dnritfs
and ndiXuals n,ay be now accommodated with Ma
ehn himtPatent rights. by applying in percn or By
letter (psF raid to the patAatee, Nae TpnfaH, at
Ne Syoas Tavera, Richmond
V-N Is. "A. Mill Wright and Iron Worker for the re-
fPeetlve parts, are wanted--apply as above
Iheie Machines will hull Clover and threh Rice.
Buck Wheat SC preferved free from grit.-Counter-
feits will be dealt with as the law directs.
July Is. eW,f
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CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARLE.

On September / 5tk, IT'LL BE SOLD, in Char
lo'fofTiAe, to the 5ig5sf bidder, for COZ,
HE TRACT of LAND lying on the eaf
4 Tide Of Rivanna, over againft Charlottesville,
containing a5"u, 600 acres, with new commodious
lighthouse. Two years Of leaie un-
der good reitri6tions have to run after this The
land is all OF the SouthWeh Mountain quality; and
though much injured in parts, is in general Ri very
good, and all rcclaimabe. The fale proceeds from
deed of tru to Indemnify again los as ecury and
bail, which was executed in December, 1902, by
William Bache, of Pennly9auia, to
July q. epslssep H
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CITY OF RICHMOND,

~ CoHAfoN HfLL, Jniy Sd, 1904.
I I appearing TO the Common fIa1 or,be RI. n
L Richmond, thai THE regulations ot'fbe 7jw1ec,
81 TIE Free Seb0oI in the 7id city, ba4e been eNa-
6fj5ed on liberal andjgRbrineibles, qykerrby MA
ny poor children cf60fb) re5 haze reeeiqed nj tie
/1id (f60ol /ltb HduanteFe5 in the .0cquiyemeuft
Of TIER edaca.ion5, rs to eneou,aee I, ErOng be-
Hcffbat great Utility qoW reJiAt from a toai;Yv-
anrs ef tie i5qitHiion, .NO@H il reeei5e a brooer
patronage 'r-'
Refolved therefore, That TIE Chamberlain of
t5ii CITY, and Mf655. Tobn Robinlon, somnsI
Paine ard Samuel Pieqtanfs, be rrqhc,Qed end eu-
fo7OeTe6 TO reeeiOe InI(v!pfionJ, and the frd,
tbaf may 6eIN5ifrfbe4 far tie 6ene,ft oftbr laid
JeA00lj Gnd t6af ii be recommended 10 the by=
.7H1e g"a hbeTAI fnba6itant5 offbi5 city, to rq:f
3y Jn9jfriPf'o1 of6eglind5 far tire pwpejs ofeon-
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" oLUME J.

N which der 100 pieces Of canpon were fer,ed, aid
the country was covered by their cavalry.
The Mahatra ordI,auce Is now drawn Nj in off
raTk 20 pieces OF it are hrafs, and of tie fre,l
"o'AIlahiliip ne REX were Ttn, and our artillery
have been or days paf empo, ed il, Ljsie ,Ia,,
up" N'''S
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II II 5 20 U " D,
July 4.

MAS UWD,
Negro woman, fniall bundle oeBANK
~ NOTES. The owner may have them by qivino
satisfactory delcription, and paying the exrente Of
this advertifement. Enquire of the Printers.
July II. 80
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SA7URDA1- M0RNLlgc, 5UL1' 20, 1904.

: low FoRF!SS, Or ON SHORT CREDIT,
Dfreg .fpm PtnMgton's ManrfaEo,y, Pbiia
deibbia;
l. o A T S u c. a K,
or an excellent quality, either by the hosf-
~ head, barrel, or iinglc loaf The fupplv
will be regular and large.
/ BICAJAH DAVIS.
18th OF 18th mo. 1904. eW6m
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ANDRER STEPHENSON, 6. y.
Mediterranean Pagsborts.

NJ Office is hereby given, that it has beer
' deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifIued TO vefIeIs of
me United States; that from the 18th dav of In.
y next, thofe of the new form will be lined -
inc cIisom hcIies to every veifel, FOR which an
phcaton may be made on a compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and furrenderinc fbe
former paiport Of which G1e may be po0SGSd.
II any'In which latter cafe no fees will be reo,i.
red fof the exchange: and that by an arrangc-
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers With
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form OF patlport will be fuficient to pro-
tect the velielS Of the United States, from can.
ture until The II ofJuly 1905, after which the
Old form OF paGport will be unavailable and the
new one alone IN ufc.
Department ofState. ,
esd of May, 1904.
TbssPriafe'se ftbe hazp5 oJrfbe Us!flIetot,, NJ.
Te2Hsjfed TO insert TIE aboJe in tbeiy Gnzette,
f5etre 70eeA for Tie j50ee ofhv ,aofb,, ami tbs
IoneaorI 2Ftte egqo0;5 10 Keep copies Of il 1aHcJ
up in Hei, 96fceJ. g f|'s"
TH7e, Q.
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SPRING GOODS.

WfLLfHM EMPLR,
II 5jgh rceeiOsd, kg TIE NIP Re5frea from
- Lo79oa, end TorkBire f,oR Li4,erb,oL
m ASSORTMENT or COO6S
SK'taIls 10 ne /ee)oa, qObjeb he eUiH dilo Of o.,
t6e gfaai TERMS. 'f7' vi
NGe5MoBd, Nay 9fb. IT. M
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LONDON, M,v on


Numerous American and other neutral ,tn.t. b,,,.
been engaged at LeghorD tranports; Il was fnort
go there that they were to convoy French troors -
Sardinia. '0oP' 20
All the officers Of the American fr;oafe phH,dd-
phia have been liberated by the Dey of rpoli on tb
interference OF The French Conful.
Most Of The Nothern Coasts have -ccei,cd ,gl,.,.
ees from tuiia OF effeefual protection in tie ever If
oemS attacked by France. The Emperor has iai,ed
oFderS 20 al MS reidehts in Germany and in ltay. d.
rs6ting them to afford 4Geance and protei ~ -,
french enrran's VINO may be deLrous 10 e,,c IN the
PuHian territories. ~ "'0
Nh Drake and family have reached Berlin
Yesterdaywe received the following extras Of 4
Donncii.ary Wits are now constant in pa+is ,vt-~
every time Bonaparte apr1ars or the parade ,bs Iii
tarj, wh'croud every averue enter the l,rJss 81
earch every coiet in them to be afserfsierd , -
ther arms nor iuiPccteG perlbns are contained ,br
u any owner burst renIcis-tac against hi. i,yG,
TIRE aniwer as, %ba, h C1gllL, fa1cs 1sDs
lie Senate lately disnjed at 81. Clot4 10 d.t.
oeIA's nPon the powers TO be o0pGded 20 t. fre, F
perez and upon va ous matters led with b;s o.
fubjea. Oh '""'
" The imperial Disdeh, and o,b.f fs.,,ti, ~ Il.
Corhe'n Adventures, exceeds in f,.enAo 49, M.
hitherto worn ~ any Ritri,toh they i,,. .,-,, 4,
complete readmeis Tor more fl,ap three nartse
Moreaa and ions othc.5 are :. IS i,ig ~, b.. ss.t,
co HaP9ieon wiihig, By This act Of &c neney 10 Gi
h"i|e ths COMM ncement ~ his tnf rial t,,-e,5
ment The eSafn.uatiohc IN the Tctb,, 49, Zoo,
enewed and the pthonefs, IN pafiuy 70 che TT
ea'h dttenocd by two gems dar.nss theas.h e.,
'oVDie fshks o. dragons end gen GAtm4z
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Department Of State, ,
esd of May, 1904. :
NEAL NELSON

= oIIUH NIHlVUFTT.TURFH,
MAIN-srKEET, RICHMOND,
MAKES BOOTS and SHOES t, anv p,s.or,,
w or Fafhion, equal in point Of MnrrziA,s snJ
Wo2xMANsuir to any in general afe.
- imported BOOTS and SHOES, of the fec
quality and nsesa far,isa, eor fale. VIZ IVA
IUne SO. 1.-e-,
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FOR SALE,

On literal terms, bv The Sn5Jeribers,
HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
- Bank, at prefent in the occupancy Of Mr.. Jobn
Taylor and dinguihed in the plan Of the city by the
number 8, the properly of the efate of Patrick
Wright dec which, fnot dipofed of privately before
the init day OF September next, VIII on that day at
O'CLOCK N the afternoon be fold the prenles, for
one half cain, and the other half on credit OF % DAYS
for an approved endorfed note-An indputable title
Will be made before the money is received
PFOSSER l5' MONCURE.
July Ie. eplS
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5000 Tickets at 5 Dollars each, i, 10000
In the above Scheme, it appears there are rot two
blanks to prize, and prize fubjea TO deduction
The Lottery viii commence drawing on the fit
Monday in O4ober next, and continue until thedraw-
ing is fniihsd. AL Tickets drawing prizes will be
paid within thirty days after the drawing is conciud-
ed, and al prizes not applied for within tx months
after will be conidered as donations to he anned to
che purPcfes of the Lottery.
The Managers deem it unneeeilary to FAY any thing
by way Of iriacement perf,ns tobecone adventure,
ers il this Lottery the charitabIepurpofe drwhcS
II intended viii il is hoped nure fpeedy iale Of
the Tickets. :
Tickets TO be hid Ct the Managers and Of Mr.
Suck, the T'reafurer of the female C.arity School
FRANCIS BROOKE,
ToHW MINOR,
ROBERT PATTON
Y0HN CHEY,
JAMES STEPHENSON,
Ofp'ZD C. KER,
WAITER CREGORT
WLLIAAI S. STONE,
PoBEPT S. CHEZ,
HUGH MERCER.
=" TICKETS IN tie otorejaid Lottery may be bad
III Ria5,1anl, atpieaiion tie Req 7oba d. Bl4iy
nc Re1. jain Bns6araa and Mr.. Ardye7v Stez.n-
81" ep--9w
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~ PUBLIc NoYIcE rs REREEr GLE.sM

b. PUBLIC NOTICE rs REREBr GI5-EM,
HAT the PRECEDENT md Common Council
Of the City of Richmond, will at their next
monthly meeting TO be held on the third Monday in
Auguit next, proceed TO appoint one fit and proper
Peron to act as CAPTAIN of the NIGHT WATCFI
within the fad City, for the term Of one year {; at
which tune all candidates for the lad appointment are
Yequeiled to attend.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Clt. c. II.
July Ia. er Inn
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SAMUEL MYERS.

Has FOR SAFE,
A N afortment OF BOLTING CLOTHS,
J. \ jut received from Amitertiani.
June q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
THE Jerks.


THE Camp Meetings in the Western
states, have been productive Of some phe-
nomena, which have not been SATISFACTORY.
unexplained and some o. which are becom-
Jog very interesting.
Persons who have been greatly affe Gled
at these m ..:tings. have been exercised in
various ways. They laugh, they sing,
they dance; and as it would appear, all
this is involuntarily done, being wha, the
preachers call religious exercises :" blu,
1t is doubtful whether these e&trayaran-
ccis are not the offspring of free will.
There is one species of these religious
exercises which are certainly involunta-
ny, and they have spread from the camp
and other religious meetings, in AN alarm
IDgmanner. These are called "the Jerks -
Some of those affected with this disorder,
will rise up and with their eyes fixed and
staring, make their feet roll on the floor
as sucks upon drum. But generally,
the person who has this disorder. is vexed
with perpetual cOnyulsive Jerking in ali
his limbs. | have been told some OF tl,eo
viii vault like Sully, and appear us if they
would dash themselves 10 pieces, If not
prevented. have seen but one man af
tected with this disordcr-there was moi
tvc seconds of time during which some
ol his limbs, his neck, or his spine, were
not drawn, with sudden Jerk, in one di.
rectlon or another.
yesterday there was in this town, mus
ter OF some militia companies. Three or
Tour OF these jerkers were in town, and no
sooner did the drums begin TO beat, than
they found themselves so violently jerked,
that they were forced to run cut Of town
with ali practicable speed.
Several persons have taken this d snr-
der who have no religion at all. Sucking
children are BOT exempt from it, as have
been Informed.
D. a w.id young man OF this place, either
from seeing the erkers or from. shaking
hands Wi,i. them, took the disorder yrs.
terday with great violence. a Young man
vi the country who had this disorder ON
him, came into town TO So c his sister, who
was free from it--she took the disorder
ilnucdiateIY.
Ii therefore seems the Jerks are q her-
vous disease, produced by horror, very
strongly excited.
think this subieGl not unworthy of the
public consideration. ] submit It's cause
10 philosophers; its remedy TO physicians;
and, by way of prevention, viii Offer to
prescribe 10 heads of families, 20 keep
those under their charge from religious
meetings. A SUBSCRIBER.
.A5ilgdonj IAN October.
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From tie Norfolk PubEc Ledee-.

FRANCE. The Monticello left Nantz
the 2Sth of August; we have not recei4.
cd any papers by her, but from a CONVEX
saiI0n with gentleman who came pas.
Senger, we learn chat every thing cun,i-
nues yet tranquil in France the usurDer's
name was a terror to every one, vet all
seemed 10 acquiesce in the measures OF a
government which, however terrible was
preferred To- the horrors Of revolutions.
bonapartc had lately visited BonIorDe,
Csteud, &c. aud 1t was reported had re.
turned 10 Paris, before tie Monticello sail.
ed. AZ Boulogne there were encampcd
100000 troops these he exercised under
has own eye, both by night and day, em.
barking in and discriminating. The grca-
test time occupied in the Capitalization of
this immense army was f7v0 hoHrs no.
thug can more strongly shew the exact
ness OF their discipline. While engaged
ln the exercise the emperor missed ms
step and fell between two boats he did
rot sustain any injury; but II had nearly
proYe1 Of consequences. The belief that
any thing IS intended by all these prepa-
Iauons, began to wear away az the same
time the reports by the government that
an immediate attempt is to be made wee
Multiplying OH each other. While at
NouiOgoe Bonspare distributed the in
signir Of the order Of Honour, to the Off
GERS ct the Legion and the Lcgionasies.
lie formed his whole army into q square,
within which was ereE)ed a throne, elc
waited to an immense height. The deco
ration of the order were separated, and
one half presented TO the emperor in the
Shield Of the Chevaier Bayard, the other
IN the Helmet Of Du Guesclin.--Thc re-
port OF discomfort between Bonauarlc and
some OF his generals was we'll founded .
Macdonald has been disgraccd, and Le
Courbe driven into exile. u is not true,
however, that the troops were dissatisfied
with the distinction shcwn the DICTIONARIES:
their pay is extrayaganuy high, and their
provisions good and abundant. The fleets
OF touion' Brest, and Rochelort, were still
safe at anchor, but IN great want cg sea-
IneD; a press Was established similar 70
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Extraa of letter r,om Natchez, dated
4 non, 20

lear some trouble is now brcwing In Lou
isiana territory Livingston of Kew OK, with
some Others. are shining up tine people 10 declan
against the government Of the United States;
and PROBABLY the discomfort will be bu, roo gene
raj Au Instruction has broke Oft in West
Florida. a few days sin,e from report a com.
panv of $50 men were wi,hin IL or l. miles Of
the insurgents, who seemed determined 10 make
a stand-the event We eXpeti BY the Mail
which VIII arrive Erc'n below On tic day after
tomorrow ." Asc Goe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

| AM extremely sorry 10 iaform the
Subscribers TO the PoHHcai h,bosiforp,
that on Friday las, was deprived Of tie
whole Of my printing Materials. OF
course can no longer publish 4 News
paper. Bciag falls determined to have
recourse 20 an Indictment, as we'll as to
an Action for damages at common La~,
J sn disposed so refrain from entering
mo a particular statement og The case
'uH The law has had Is course.
ROBERT RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Ocl, 23d. 1909.
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NOTICE..

= MAT 7 shan OH Saturday The thirJ dav Of
November next. o. DE residence 90 Captain
hcfna5 Bocthe, near tie rason cc the Cauai n
t'n5 CITY, proceed 20 c2pose % sale. ai!tle Per.
sc"ol Estate &C Robcs' SyGnor, dec. CONSISTING Of
H@EcholG and hHcLc7 Fuy1 flrc !:
Also, = female SLAVE. ajoptH4 vfars old.
iw 81! p.rchas's under ten dcl,ays r. .,lg mo.
ntN 'ii be re. tci, AID i0f a.i above 81 at Sum,
ii".tc ''onihs rttt wiH be atosed. On giving
nd w'H approved -ecmity. The slave sd p
S5d o." aal ao0,hs Cr-ait. III persons tsv;r-
claims agi.nt' ihe e,i es'a'e e,e esilcd 20 briu.
SIAM io' Fl,l without delay dUi, authenticated +
a1d those IS 10 ave iudeas, eii. please d,, et.t...
,Ac -aic. LUCY SYDNOK. Adu,'x.
Of Ro5rr, Sv3nrr l...
?'-',aoaG, 97i O0-,r, ls.i,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

\ = / / Z L.

= y = L.
CONE months ago, gave nay bond with securi-
Ivy 70 MIR Cornelius Buck as agent for James
Ganett oE.y surviving assignee of yohn Ellis Z
Bankrupt, 2ri admEi-t4, g o. he said lchu Ell
rs. and William Nichols surviving partner of 7
mercantile house. undo, the firm Of Nichols and
Wison"-for 6 62S 10 payable to the said
Buck as agent, ON the IOth day of Noyen'bcr next.
IT being The ccnsid, ration for TWO lots Since thar
time an attachment has issued from lie Court of
Chancey Tor tire Richmond district, prohibiting
me from paying and Mr. Buck from re Giving, any
none on account o. Tive said persons. This nos
tice Is therefore intended a caution to people not
70 tale al assignment CT said bond. my pro-
badly prevent mistake on the part Of NJ Buck
and others. JAS. ROWLAND.
0c'otsr 2;J. 1904. n
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rROaI ruE. ALEEANpRIA E1poslro&.

TRUsI THE ALEXANDRIA E@PosIroR5
AR. DiNMoRE,
Observing your communication OF
remedy for the govt g.om Or. BeGdoes,
implying that the berries Of the Ivy were
the means, take the ibcrty 10 obserYe
t'iat the Ivy alluded to is not that com
monty SC called O. known as such tnivcr
Sally among the nninioi1ned in Virgin.
who mistake the Kalnia Latiluiia Of Lin
nous, which ! never saw exceed ten feet,
and senerally is but five or six for the
Ivy so common in Europe, is a cree ping
plant, that covers many ancient towers,
chnches, &c. to- the height of seventy to
loo feet, increasing the solemnity Of de-
serted grandeur, while in some measure
u preserves them by SO C',.ae an embrace
as 10 defy even the axe, aioFding that f.
nshiug sombre 10 Tie painter who de-
Lights in such scenes. Il is harmless in
small doses either OF leaves or berries, aud
BY botahisls Is termed Hedeia Bclx, Lin
n'cus ; and Hedcra ArEore8, by Raw :;
while the olheris deadly plant, killing
sheep, goats and caltic who cat OF il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

. That in England, which was uncomnorly
active. Aperson, maie TO a captain.Sai.th
OF New-York, who, though Lo,n III France,
has resided seventeen years Ia tie Unit
cd States, is married and has !; family,
was Impressed 1--WE think at Nsnlz.
Crops, provisions OF every kind, and mo-
ney, were mote abundant than remember
ed Tor many years.--Great preparations
were going forward for the coronation,
which Is 10 take place on the IS;d Blu-
mairs 9th November), in the Champ-d de-
Mars, with pomp and splendour which
Is expected to surpass any thing recorded
IN ancient or modern times. The crown
has cost l4,ooo,O 900 francs: new costume
has been devised for the senators, dieni-
taries and grand officers, to be worn on
That particular occasion one part of
which is the large Grecian sword, with
gold mountings.-Thc empress elect was
purifying herself at Ax-la-Chal-ile.-
Thus III the interior. Things ..broad
did not wear such smiling aspect. Ger
many, Russia, and Sweden, have persist
edtoresuse the imperial title to B6naparle.
war with the latter was co,'siGcred inc
vltable. The Russian sail of the line and
hive irigates had passed through the sound,
TO JOIN, as was supposed, the British feet.
Sweden would accompany the motious of
Russia but the part ofAusIria and Dem
mark was not SO plainly seen. The Bril-
ush continued rigid blockade: in the
late bombardment of Havre q great many
houses were demolished, and considera-
Die number of lives were lost.
1t was reported that Moreau was at
barcelona but many doubts were enter-
tanned concerning this fact, or whether
Moreau yet lives. Some assert that he
IS dead, and that his name is assumed in
Spain, until the public can be better pre-
pared Tor the truth. The letter said 10
have been written by him to his brother,
IS found tobe, AS we expected a fabrication.
The gentleman who gives US this nfor-
NATION was present III his triad: liz states
that he was at hrst unanimously acquit-
ted; but that when Bonaparte heard this
decision, at ST.. Cloud, he wrote letter
to the tribunal threatening every meFnber
OF It with his vengeance and Moreau
with hnal mprisonment-At the same
time more than twenty anonymous letters
were daily received, threatening every
nan with death, who should vote the
death OF the general. In this awkward
predicament, between Scylla and Charyb-
dis, they rendered the Judgment, which
has been announced. Such was the aeitsi-
on of The pub!ic mind for some days before
the trial, during its continuance, and some
days alter it tina, Bonaparc dad Tot VEN
ture out Of s. Cloud Tor eighteen success
siSe days'-rhis is the beloved idol of
grateful peOpIc !!
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* THELECTUEESonLAEV
and POLICE at tie CoLLECE # YILItAu &
MAWY will commence on the 2O.h OF Noyem-
Der tgJfI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

D1ED--on Thursday morning last. at Norfolk
IN the sixty ii.tn year Of his age Col WM. FIN-
Vie. lbs remains wssc in,ened with Masonic
honors
-, On Saturday the 9th inst Mrs. FnAxcns
SCOTT consrrt Of General Charles SCOTT, OF
Woodford county, Kentucky. This amiable
woman has leIt great nunlb of res petlah,e c"u-
"eetions and frien,is 10 mourn nor loss H. al the
rea'irns OF wife aud mother she was dis inguish-
ed b. the kindeJs manners and most endeario q
depor;ment-ln that OF neighbour, grea, bene
Violence Q! disposition marked her conduct through
lie