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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

Our city, especially Market-strert,
exhibited q lively scene yesterday and
to-tlay, from the incessant passing and
re.passjng Of sleighs and fonr! !! -
.sleighs and two and sleigh and
one! The younger partof our MT.
riots were, as customary on s. :. 1-fa-
sions, insoient, troublesome and slanRe-
rous, with their snowsballs, Madames
Bonapatte, we understand, was drown
AZ and struck BY . ball, for the perpera-
torof which her husband, lis said, has
offered q reward Of 500 dollars. The
evil certainly requires aremedy, and Sc
vefal lads, We learn, have been taken up
BY the constables. lBalt. Gar.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

Late New-Proyidence papers stat
that Letters from Jamaica mentio
thar Gen. ,Rochambeau, Commodo,
Barney, and part Of the French 81. D,
mingo army, have been sent to Englan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
Notice.

EE drawing Of the LOTTERY for the be.
: neft q William e Mary College. has beer,
pof!P0nsS on account ofunforefeen ercumGancesI
until the I'D OF JULYS on which day the
eommilioners have determined, that ii sbaN GER
'"inly commence Thoie who are dcfrous of mr.
ehafng tickets will no doubt. avail themfelve.
OF the intermediate time
Gentlemen who have been 70 friendly 70 .h,
in,eIetts of the College as undertake the difpo
la' OF tickets, are hereby particularly sa.es,ed IN
forward without delay, 10 the fubGeriber. or anv
other cf the eonu fionsr;, lii OF the ticker,
io'd, and o. 'hoe fen.ain.af IN hand They are al
70 re4uefrd 10 nay the n.orev which tney have
received Tor ticker fold 20 either Of rhe folIouino
gentieuen, vz: George Tucker II Richmond
WAIKIKI Leigh Of PeserfhurG, LittI,tor ,ya;Ier
1szew-ll .! Nor'olJ i5rgh Mercer of Frede.
r'ckii7orE, or. Roh%rt Greenhow Of WIiIianG,urg.
Signed by direction OF the Commiliopers,
J. MADI ON Chairman.
VIM Mary College, Jpne2 1904. 1r,
- The editor ofthe Patertbarg FrederiekC.
burg and Norfolk PAYERS are requ,aed to infeft
this notice thee times
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
Twenty Dollars Reward

E'OP appreheudirg the following Negroes,
\ Broke out OF Cheiterfeld county Jail, on the
night Of the gin OF May lat, two Negro Men
to wit one By the anne of DIXON, the pro-
perty of MIR James Hoee Of Buckingham coun-
ty, about IS or ite years of AGE, FIVE fec, Cevcn
or eight inches high, went of with pair Of fpan.
cells on, rather bright looking fellow, very
pieafng countenance when fpoken TO. The o.
Their is the property Of Henry Winfree, living a,
the faid county Jail by the nan'e of LEWIS,
bout thirty years Of age, very black completed,
i've feet tx or feven inches high, has very large
note, with rife in the middle of t., the end Of
his Ettle finger on his left hand has been cut of,
and fcare over one Of his eyes, DO rot reeol-
ieet which, a very pleaGug countenanee when
fpoten 10 by white perfon, went away with
pair OF fpancels on.
ALTO, on Friday the irfl OF this inn. ran away
Negro Woman belonging to Henry Winfree,
by the name Of BETTY, the wife OF the above
mentioned Lewis fhe is black completed, a We.
~ down Look and Hammers when fpoken t.,
twenty five or fix years Of age and I'VE fee, ix
or feven inches high, carried with her a child
TWO years Of age by the name Of Sukey.
Alto, the fame night. ran away a Negro Wo-
man belonging TO Winfree, If. By the name
OF Phebe, is about fifteen or fevente years Of
age, has a wild look when dstc9ed, and fpeaks
Tery fhort and low, 70 that fle cannot be under.
Good, very large breaR, walks very upright,
lhort thick foot. her toes are all nearly of
length about i7e feet Eve or tx inches high, il is
uDueeeflry to mention the elo,hing, tor they took
different drsHes with them. which they will
change, will give FIVE dollars Dixon, deli
vered TO me at CheRerdeld eourthoufe. beGdes
what the law slows--alCo, five dollars each for
the o,her three, delivered to me at CheRerfeld
oourthoufe, or fecvre them any o them ia any
jail in this Ra,e, beGdes what the lev allows, All
naaers Of veGels or any other perfons are hereby
forevarued from conveying or carrying faid ne
groes away az their peril.
VALENTINE W1NFREE, il.
June =, 1904.
N. B. expect they will be lurking abou, Rich.
mond and mp and down tho canal
Just rccsiUed, and Jar safe af S. Pleasalis,
jr's. Boot.s,ore, Richmond.
"P o 7 NJ s." SC.
By PETER BAILEY, Jun. ESQ.
Price 75cts in boards, or dol. Handsomely bound
"These Poems have been read by the editor
who ranks them at least az high, in poeiicsl ne.
mt. as the Pleasures Of Memory, or The Pleasure.
OF Hope, BY Rogers ard Campbell"
MARCH ~ LLiiyaT Magazine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
PETERSBURG, June |.

There have been published in the pup
lie papers lately, two letters from PIERc e
, BUTLER, Esq. Senator in Congress from
south Carolina, addressed TO the Cover.
nor OF that state, respecting the proposed
amendment to the constitution of the u
n'ted Sta;es.-Maior BUTLER, after as
signing as one of his reasons for disap-
pr1oation orthe amendment, that the small
states would be deprived of their influ-
ence IN the election, aud the probability
that four Of the large states combined,
would forever elect President,-an that
the Vice Presidency would become Gan
arucle Tor sale, barter or exchange, by a
combination Of few states," adds
had another reason which had an in
fiaence on me in opposing the contemplate
ed alteration, * which my duty obliges me,
however unpleasant, to make known to the
legislature, the more so as the guardianship
IN the senate, OF the sovereign rights OF
South Carolina,is solely INN hands: had
notiong been in senate, since my last eIecti-
on, before perceived combination among
certain large states, unfair in itself, and
dangerous in its consequences, TO the
rights of other states they hold evening
meetings, to decide what shall take place
or prevail in senate. Into this combnati.
on they have drawn two or three of the
small states, and by this combination no.
thing Ia suffered to come fairly before Sc
| nate, that is not either brought forward
by one of the party, or has not their pre-
vious sanction-to such state ofthngs,
could not--I cannot--I will not submit
hr.tr n
/ Misrepresentation concern, because / ex-
pected very different conduct from gen
tlemen with whom hoped to have been in
Observation-Disclosures at finding these
men, who, before revolution in the pub
lie mind took place, possessed Jealous
regard for equal rights, now in power, the
hrst to subvert the principles, which they
wished TO be thought the advocates Of"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
lBy AWfhortty.l
AN ACT


In cdditio'' 10" I'm act for ,f-riac tie mill
taTy f'eace establishment Of the United
.Slotes.
BE ft enacted by the Senate ard Horse of
Retrese'HdfiVes Of the United States of .4y,e-
r'ca, III Congress assembled, I hat there shall
be appointed, in addition 10 the SURGEONS
mates provided for by the "act fixing the
military peace establishment of the Unit
ed States" as many surgeons mates, not
exceeding six, as the President of the u
nited States may judge Necessary, tn be
attached to garrisons or posts sgreeai,lv 10
the provision of the said aet.
Sec. Q. IND be IL firiher enacted. Tbst
an equivalent in malt liquor or low wines,
may be supplied the troops OF the United
States, instead Of the rum, whiskey or
brandy which, by the said aEt is made =
component part of ration, at such pos,s
and garrisons, and at such seasons of the
year as in the opinion ofths President of
tire United States, be necessary for the
preservation OF their heal,h.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker 81 The House of Rej5reseafd.ipes,
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PresiGt72t ofihc Ss,4z,e hro te1,.hore.
March 90, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

@5e'i IN any country, nor under any govern.
theht' since the art of printing was inven
ted' There is a peculiar Kind of M-6reed.
"tS attending them, unknown in any other
civilized part Of the world, and the cause
ot which is to be sought for in This. At
leisure time we shall investigate this
cause.
OF all the New England states the pa.
pers OF none are laden with more impu-
dent scurrilities or grosser falsehoods,
than several printed in that state of pre-.
tended order and piety, Conaecticut.-
Were we to describe the height of mad
ness to which they have arrived in that
state, we should be discredited by our
readers in this. II can be realised ONLY
by seeing it with our eyes. Many stri-
king specimens are on hand, and thew
are arriving weekly by the mails. The
following performance is selected from
one of their papers (the Bridgehort TEE
graithe) which makes as great preten
sions to order and religion as any
paper in the state. We publish it on the
principle suggested i'll the motto above,
on the principle on which the Greeks ex
posed their drunken Hcl9ts to the view of
their children--to make them loathe the
crime, and secure them in habits OF tenn
perance-The piece purports to be
II sale ar AUCTION
OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE u
NlTED STATES ~!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
NEW YORK. NAV %.

Yesterday the French frigates Cybele
and Didon anchored in the North River,
or which occasion they saluted the fort,
which returned that compliment. The
Object Of these vessels in touching at this
port, Is, we understand, 10 lay in provisions
fora subsequent voyage. What their des-
tination may lie on Leaving this place
does not appear. Should they, however,
remain any length Of time, it is more than
probable that they will find difficulty in
quitting the harbor. Information by some
means or other, must soon reach the Bril-
tish vessels of waf on The Halifax station ;
and, no doubt, they will not lose 4 moment
in endeavoring to intercept them, to offer
them battle, or render them useless by
blockade. We have heard it alledged, that
it is to be yrforfed that Jerome Bonapartc
will return to France by one of these fri
gates, whilst in fact ne is TO sail ina mer-
chant vessel. OF the truth Of this, and
other reports relative to this gentleman,
nothing certain has transpired.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
From the BriHgetort Teicgrahie.
"THE AUCTIONEER.

VIII You set him up gentlemen: he
is fine fe'low-give us bid, gentlemen
say something for him-any thing
thirty pounds-twenty pounds-.,en pounds
five pounds. Willno one say five pounds
for him He is glorious fellow. He
calls himself republican. call him a
democrat, and others call him lacobin.
But no matter about names. say he is
fine fellow, call him what you will. He
knows all about government-he is wiser
than ever was Adams or Washington,
nay Solomon of old was a f.ll to him
Solomon said, GET 7cisdon, !get under
standing; but this man de,pises such wis
dom as Solomon recommended; his cry
is, ger folly, ger nonsense. GET Ba6cock'S ha-
fer. Solomon said, God shall Judge The
righteous and the wicked. But our demo-
crat says, There is no God, and If there is,
tush, he caresh NOT for US /! VIII you give
a bid--say something-sey any thing {;
will you bid nothing for him-one shiI-
Eng--one shilling--onc shilling-gong
Going at shilling. Why, gentlemen,
you do not know the value OF the crea-
ture, or you would not suffer him to go
Al q o'i'lli''S1' W ny liz Oa4i uiDW ObN Tue
fires Of hell, and turn the whole universe
to paradise-nothing but happiness on
earth, if you let him have his own way /;
and no punishment after death--He can
buy whole kingdoms for a song-king-
doms, did say--not iugdoms-states--
statcs--large tracts of land in the state OF
nature, out of which states can be made
all Louisiana for only fifteen millions of
dollars more land than there is in the
state Of Connecticut, aye, more than would
cover five hundred ConneGtcuts. Then
the price--ffteen millions Of dollars only
amcve nothlng-it canbe told in breath
When he can make such bargains, win
you rot bid for him is he of no value az
ter all the noise he makes? I am aston
ished |! two shllings, for the owner
Hand him in here-I'll not sell him
to-day. When 1 have better house, |
VII put him UP again.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
Having deputed nv son

SAMuEL RIcHAFnsoN5 jun 70 tranfaa al nv
huhnesJ relative either to the enate of John Ellis
Dec: to whom am eyecutrix. or my own indiyi.
dual eoncerns-Thi: is therefore TO notify all per
ions that any act o. thc faid RichardGon, it, ro-
latiVe TO the above bahrefs aaiI be obligatory on
me. AL pcrions having any unfettled trsoCas
in which am, in any capacity, concerned will
therefore ob!igc me TO make application 10 him
BETTY ELLIS.
Eanover, June ad, 1904. wat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
MADEIRA WINE,
Of superior quality, in pipes and quarter casks,
.or sale by CALICO, RICHARD & Co. Ct
Mediterranean Pa0o0rts.

NJ Office is rereby given, that il has been
Y deemed expedient 20 change the form of the
hcdlterranean Passport issued 10 vessels or the
United States; thar from the eighth day Of Tny
next. those OF rhe new form will be issued a; the
custom houses 10 every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made On a compliance with the terms
prescribed ny iatv md sFreRaeriug the former
passports OF which sac may be possessed, if any,
IN which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchanges aud that by an arrangement a
greed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are at peace. either the old or the new form
OF passport W Ill be sufficient prote6 the vessels
of The United States. f:cm capture until the LIST
OF Jolly 1905, AFTER which the old form Fpassport
will be unavailable and the new one alone in use.
Department of STATE,
95d of May, 1904
9he printers Sftbe ia,gs Of tie United S,ates are
re7Heates 10 ir'eyt toe abyUe in t5r Gaseties twice
asek for tbs space Of SIX months, and tbe Coiec
tors 81 nc Customs TO keep copies Of ar posiea up
IN fbeiy Offices.
June 1. 6n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

AN ACT
For the relief ri IRE hgM rejirescuiaiives Of
DaOid YaieHzia, deceased, and for other
f'frfoseS.
BE h enacted 6y fie Senate and Hoz,se
Of RefreseHfaffDcs If the Uatled Sfntes Of
america, IN Congress assembled, That for
'ne purpose Of enabling the Secretary Of tho Ma.
Wy 20 restore TO the legal representatives Of Da-
vid Falenzin, deceased. the value Of the property
captured from him in the Mediterranean, by the
American squadron, in the year ono thousand
eight hundred and three; sum not exceeding
two thousand SIX hundred and sixty.hve dollars
and seventy cents, be, and the same hereby is ap
propria;ed out OF Rpy raoRies in tbs ECasury NOT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
From N5rtoN, NAY 81.


On Saturday the 18th inst. the body OF
a man was found near jamestown, suppos
ed to be murdered. Among some papers
found in his pocket there was letter from
a Mr.. Torney, at Wesiham Foundery, to
his father in New York, by which it ap
pears that this unfortunate mans name
was Terrence, and that he was on his vow
to New York FOR tie purpose Of meeting
his family. He appeared to be foreign.
err, stout made, rather under the common
size, round shouldcred, bald pate, remark.
ably large red whiskers, about forty wears
OF age, and plainly dressed. On the 10Th
an inquest was held on the body, when
the jury brought in a verdict Of willul muir
der.-The gentleman who gave US the a.
boye information says, that there have
been three others murdered CONTIGUOUS 20
the same place within these few years.
A man answering The above descripti.
on arrived here some months AGO from
New York, with an a. sortment Of goods.
part of which he disposed Of in this place,
and went to Richmond with the remain.
der.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
From 1rs NarIoH4L Ix4sLlIesxcna.
NEW SERIES OF FEDERAL M1sREPRE.
SENT ATOMS.
No. TX.

The following declarations are made
IN the Charleston Courier, on the credit
OF . Washington correspondent.
l. by the last mail we learn that the
h'Sate United States, on being moved
down the river, proved leaky."
q That a survey was had upon her,
and that the frigate United States has been
pronounced unfit for sea-"
3. Commodore Barron's Fac has been
removed to the ESSEX"
4. " She has also suffered Though in a
Jess degree) from having lain so long in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

gate in company which rode out the gale.
On Thursday last, in lat. 81, long. 90,
capt. Briggs picked up the capt. and crew
oil the ship Clairmont, Withan, belonging
to Wilmington, IN. c. bound to Norfolk,
out 81 days from London. The Clair
mont left Cravesend the I7th of April,
and the hands had been almost constantly
at the pumps.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.

A gentleman, passenger IN the Diana,
arrived this morning, informs, that it was
reported at Antwerp, that Gen. Pjchegru
had been guilIotined.
The general impression there was, that
Pichegru and Georges had been decoyed
to Paris by agents Of the consular govern.
ment, and that they were entirely innocent
Of the designs for which they were DOOM
ed to suffer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

pHt- :sIooBo St!iuno5or Ieioli stl H iauis,
--9osr SInP lsIy 90 nrpS HiIadoid pres ~, 10 AMI
ga 9pi irpI. 'psDar1LF :po,riJdoIddr sstAIau,o
fro0iaed also, That the person persons Supplying
therefor, shall exhibit due proof of his or ,heir
oeing the true legal representative or Representa-.
tIves Of the said David Valenzin
Sec. 2 And be ii. jasttsr esaeIei Tina. the ~.
cre'ary ofthc navy be, and he hereby is au,horis-
ed and directed to cause % be iiquidaJcd and paid
me claims OF those individuals who contributed
TO the mai 'tcnance and support of the said Da-
wa Nalenzn. during his imprisonment, and who
nave betrayed the expense Of ms inlerrnent: and
.ha' Tor tins purpose sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars be, and the sar,e hereby is appro.
pria'ed out of any monies in the treasury no, O.
sherwise appropriated
NATHL. MACON,
H7cGtcr 9ffAe Hansc of RctreseutQtipess
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of IRE 5enate, f,,o zen, ;torc.
March 20. 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
RICHMOND :
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
coRREcTED WEEKLY

We understand that Mr.. Monroe was
to set out for Madrid when the las, adyi-
ces lett London; TO prosecute the nego.
citation long pending with Spain, ard to
settle the limits Of Louisiana dehnitivelv,
in manner satisfactory to both nations.
aurora,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
Arrived morning, theship ApnawoD,

Arrived this morning, the ship Annawon,
capt. Briggs, from OpUrto.
Capt. b. informs, that on the ID April
tire British frigate Apollo, having under
convoy the Cork fleet, destined for the
West-lndies, amounting to seventy sail,
encountered a severe gale of the coast Of
Portugal, in which the frigaie and thirty
nine sail were lost on Cape Muodago -
the crew Of the rrigates, about three hun.
tred IN number, we're entirely lost, besides
100 belonging to the other wrecks he
capt. Of the friga,e and the lieutenant pc
rjshed in attempting to make the shore
on ibe iib.bOom. There was another fri.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

MARQUIS La FAYErrE.-Congress, at
its session in 1903, authorised the Secre.
tary at War to issue land warrants to Mai.
Gen. La Fayette for ll,52o acres, to
which Quantity of land he would, for his
rank in the American army, have been
entitled, at the end oc the war, had he
claimed it.-Most of the land, however
appropriated for the satisfaction of mill
tary rights having been located, it was
found that the value of the tract allotted
TO the General would be inconsiderable.
At the last session Of Congress therefore,
new provision was adopted, authorisinp
land warrants to be issued to him Cor
the number OF acres above mentioned in
any part of Louisiaaa.-ro satisfy the
hrst grant, land could not be found worth
more than dollar an acre, under the ex-
listing provision such can be obtained as
isworth between 10 and 20 dollars Al, acre.
The grant OF course WILL amount 10 more
than 100000 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
81 virtue of a deed OF

trut from Thomas Cooley 20 n. fubferi-
beT, made 10 feeurs dsht due froui faid Coli
ley 90 Metre Dunlop, Pollok T. Co win be fold.
on Saturday the 7,b dsy oi Jolly next, for cam,
70 the higheR BIDDER. EIGHT LOTS in Ligoy,
Town, OF ApVonsi;ox river. in the county OF
Amelia. The lals will be made on the ptemifes.
and eomueuec at - o'clock.
At The fame time end place, upon the fam 4
tcfms an1 10, the fame uic, will be fold vaua-
bic NEGEO WOMAN and isveral HkeIvl
CHILDREN. The lots intended TO Be fold ara
defgns,ed in the plan Of Lyon Town, No. 6, 6
2, SJII, ~ 1913.
Wa. DANIEL, Jr. Trustee.
a3,h Nay, 1905. eos
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
Twenty Dollars Reward.


INSERTED from the Public Guard SOTO
- MON HERORD, born IN ConneAien, h,
is fout well made good locking man, about
five feet elev-r inches high and about 8, years of
age ne has iair fSn and auburn hair, wore a.
way hone pun Goa; and ven and oruaburgs
paufaloors and ihrt. have been in'o r,nsd ,bsr
he W Ut OF with Capt Eafrett, Portuguese. v,bo
;ais this r,p Tor S,raten lan0 bur il Is verv nor
h5le he (HsrOrd) may 0op It Norfolk Alfo.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, z Yirciniau aopr
'veil made, down look: EIors black hatr. aboue
twenty three years Of age, otoks and is very 40
Veniy, about I've feet eight or nine inches b;yb.
Clothing, hart blue coat turned Up with red.
blue veG ADD oznaburgs hirt ard pan,aloons'
7 am veil informed he kept Immediately down
the Rage read 10 William fburg, end / believe his
intention isjo Norfolk. >,
ALEXiNDER @UARPYEP, G. PC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

" We this morning received a letter
from OPorto, April -, of which the fol.
lowing IS an ex,raG -
:" am sorry 10 inform you of the loss
OF 40 sail Of The NVest-India fleet. Tbev
sailed from Cork on the Path of March,
Tor the West.ln6ies, consisting Of II sail,
under convoy OF the Apollo. and Carys-
tort trigates. The Apollo, beng ahead
OF the lieet on the 2nd Instant, at o.
c'oc& IN the morning, struck on sand
bank, about a mile from the shore, Is
leagues south of this port, ard SO sail
OF the merchantmen also went ashore
About 400 dead bodies were found ON the.
beach. The apollo Rad on board car
men, only l23ofwhom we're saved. Can't.
DIXON, her commander. drowned himself:
have on board my ship seaman who
belonged to the Peggy Of Glasgow; who
Jo'ncd the fleet at Cor!e-he SAYS Ia Glas.
gov ships joined the fleet, and that 70 of
them were lost.
Yesterday we had adgices from Vieo.
he Spanish government has positively
prohibited The French from CARRYING in
PrIzes,selling Or CONCERNING them in Spa.
nIsh ports. And that he French have de-
In'nded laruc sum from the Spanish go
vernment, which they have refused to-
give"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

The Virginia mud, and has been ordered
Tor repair 10 Norfolk"
We content ourselves with assuring our
readers that the above declarations are
destitute of truth.
After the aoth of the present month,
June, all goods, wares, and merchandise,
imported in American vessels, which are
no; specially exempted from duty, pay an
additional duty Of TWO and halfper cent.
al Uakorem.
This morning (May SOY arrived from
fhIladelPhia, the celebrated Dr.. Fothergill,
sen. Baron Humboldt, &. w. Peale. and
DR.. Collin. These gentlemen are on u
tour together to the southwark.
BAR. Fed. Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

MARRIED, on Sunday the | Sth instant,
the honorable PHILIP GRIMES, mem
Der OF the executive council of this state. TO
the beautiful Miss SARAH STEPTOE,
OF Middesex county.