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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1904.


At HIS GROCERY STORE,
Kng psas Y Arlington Hreet,
Has. juf received from Philadelphia, New ok
81. on esteoilye fsisetion Of GROCERIES
contiaing OF
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS
Hyfon,
u ze"os e iiyl''' 50fthe Iatef Imbor-
PHO PAIL, tation and part'-
Pouchcng aud quarry cAoiene
Conn Souchong
Green coffee Of fup~rio5 quality,
Loaf, Lump and Muftovado Sugar.
W Iodla ard Sugar Hoafe Moiaass,
Ctrice old Madeira, !
Particular Tenenfe,
Sherry,
Bsafcs, WINES.
Llbon,
Malaga and
Port
Claret 10 (tnall cafes,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
ST. Kits
BeR Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bett Salad Oil,
Salt Pete, Alum, Nader, Coperas 4 Brine
aare.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Cadia,
Cay enhe and black Pepper,
.Alfpice, race and ground GinSer,
Fig Bue and POLAND Starch,
D.xon's MuAard,
Leiper's and Hamlton's Snuff,
Bef Chewing Tobacco,
Spanifh Segafs,
Pearl Barley and Rice
Shot sf,rtc5,
T and F F Gunpowdor,
Gun and Piiiols Fitnts,
Single and double Battle do. in papers and
aniaers,
White and brown Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles, &c &c.
As he has in a great mealure laid
hmlef out for the fui plying Of private families
and in confequence thereof taken every pain,
pollible the Election of his goods, lie Aat,crs
hinaeF from their hyperion quality, and the low
prices at which he will dapofe of shem, to be a.
BILE to give fa;isfaaion TO ,hofe who wiz pezfe
TO favor him with rheir cuRom.
are II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
mo. 1903.
4 CARGO

OF coarfe LIVERPOOL SALT,
jnf received AID now ready to be dc.iye,ea
tom OF board the Clip Columbia, capt. Hay den,
at Earps.'s wharf, and ior faie by
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Sept, L. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08

ROBERT an / John GRAY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
from New-Yo and Philadelphia,
a NEW
Assortment of Books $ Stationary,
amerg which are tho folloe'ng
Motherby's Medical Dictionary La
Us Meleua, Doblon's Lite Of Petrach, Diet'on.
,goi Natural IIiRory, Furgaion's Astronomy
saakea P4ntheln, Young's Latin Dictionary
s.tsvii Lexicon, ST. PieFe's Studies OF Mature,
alsSiSal Extracts with plates, Dtcsmeron OF
.Sscsci, Bsuat's Practical navigator, Fedora.
~ Heois's Arioas, Sin Pfon's Euclid, " ii.
INNS ~ Egypt, qlarto, ottavo And pocket Bibles
t t and p~iu. Morocco Prayer Books, B7lPs
SS''sery, Edinburgh New Difpeldatory, Bailey's
!'Sniso's, walkers AMI Perry's Dictionaries. An
0Sint afet,men, Of
Paper Hangings,
: ew choice Vioilns, V,oila Stungs and Bows,
S0@piete sa1tnent of German Flutes and Fla
ss''' ani great variety Of othsf articles which
! q adysrtl:l in q few dye.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
FRUIT FRESH.
TOHN A. BURFORD.

JoI1N n. DUNE okD,
tLate d ions Store,) p.ince Street, has this dss
received, per brig Rachel from Cad,z, brio
Brothers Return from AnGefdam, and lch's
i. Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shield Almonds.
5000 C,anges,
80 ois. Lines, ?, kei in their n4to,al f,il
%9 3oxss Mltsadel AID Bloom Rai.ias, BY
the Dox Of fssai!,
Freh Lemopds,
Sherry Vice Of hyperion quality,
Ans real Hoia Gen. ,,u
Has always on Hand,
A gensEai AdoroHenv .. GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, &c.
GT The abovs articles arc all in good osde-.
ara Of ard excellent quaAsy,
Aag II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

has shcSsn more character than he did iio.
fore, TO accept Of tie offer to 20 to Anne.
RIGA, with the value of ali his property, Sc
on annuity Of 10 ,Oco livres. He declined
the place oil governor in the isle Of
France, saying, he would never acknow-
ledge Bonaparte as AN emperor, or serve
under him US such. Madame MORGAN,
on account OF the tender age OF her child,
was desired 10 remain in France ~ month";
longer, but she accompanied her husband,
and many think she will embark with him.
Her mother remaits yet in Paris, employ
ed in disposing of their properly. it is
said that Bonapar,e intends 20 purchase
Moreau's country seat, Grosbois, for hrs
brother Louis. The Tribune Moreau, Sc.
all the other members of Moreau's fa1ai.
ly, will settle in North America. 1t is c.
ven said, that several generals, as Souham,
Macdonald, Lecou,be and others, intend
to join their friend Moreab in the United
States.
July Ia.
Letters from Leghoru of the 18th June,
inserted in the Moniieur of the 2sth ult.
mentioned that the Mame,ukes, on the
23d last March, not only retrieved their
former losses, but deIeaed the united
Turks and Aurnauts. killed 5000 oftbem,
and reed tie remainder To- shut them
selves up at Cairo. where they are now
blockadsd by $4,000 united Momelukes,
Bedouins, and Fcilahs, who it is supposed
will soon be masters Of the capital Of E.
gypt.
Accounts from Constantinople mention
the death Of Ghezzar Pscha, The governor
of S.. Jean PAcre, & Damascus his age
! and inhrmities had long rendered this e.
vent matter of expectation. His COY.
eram.nt it is said, is given 10 Ibrahm Pa.
cha OF Alappo, whose son succeeds him
in that city. Housched Pacha, the pro-
visional governor of Egypt, is confirmed
, in that Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
Late Foreign articles.
LONDON, July ls.

A letter from Paris, Of The Gath receiv-
ed IN London, states, that an air of mys-
terry seems to pervade every pnblic un-
dertalsing in that city. Gen. Moreau, it
seems, embarked from Perpgnan for A..
merica, and this only few days after I've
had been permitted TO furnish his apart
ments in the temple according to his own
taste. a number Of persons arrested in
February last, as measure of public safe
ny, have only recovered their liberty upon
condition Of fixing their residence al GER
tain places under the inspection Of police.
A French publication BIZ Dr.. lie Caro-,
states, that there is village called AYES
Ago, near Constantinople, where the COW
pox IS epidsmical, aud where, Of course,
all inhabitants are naturally vaccinated.
The consequence is, that none bur infants
are attacked by the small pox, < amongst
these villages the plague is totally
The senator's La Fevre and ST. SuzenDc,
both have served under Moreau, negocia.
ted between him add Bonaparte, & caused
The former, who, since his condemnation,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
NORFOLK September I.

Letters az late as the Sd July have been receiv.
ed from Official Characters in Madrid, to respec-
table gentlemen in this place, which STATE,
% That The Spanish King has refused to ratify
the treaty entered into concerning I.ouIsfAEAt
thai he IS much offended at the precipitaie mani
ner al which the county passed laws and took
possession Of that part Of his terri,or, and thar
nothing bat revoklng those laws can appease his
migJg wrath 20
1t IS our opininion, that much penetration il
NOT Isqurfd TO guess a. the engine that sets the
bHmdtum CARoLus iii 10 suoute u. eey,a;niy
cannot be The uPstart BmP0~ of the Gapls -
but some think " IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
- ~ &e .:a On--
PHILADELpHIA, septembers.


Letters from Liverpool TO the 18Th Ju-
ly, are received in town, per the John A
dams, arrived at Baltimore-~-Thos which
We have seen, contain nothing new.--Her.
London dates will be some days later than
our last accounts. These Wilde received
by the next mail.
4 letter from Capt. Stewart of the brig
Syren, dated April 25, 10 his friend in this
city, announces the capture by him Of the
brig Transfer, a Grecian Vessel, from the
Archipelago, laden with valuable ner-
cha die, and l9 Turkish soldiers bound
to rpoli.--The commodore had valu-
ed, equipped, and taken her into the SER
vice of the U. States. The Syren was TO
p oceed the following day TO join the bloc
kade of Tripoli.
The following letter gives an account
OF another capture by our vigilant and ell.
'erprising squadron -
Extract of a letter from an officer on board
the United States Schooner Nautilus,
dated
Syracuse, Ala,R 81.
awe send you brig we captured off
Tripoli, standing in, under English colors,
Ia violation of the declaration of the bloc
kade of that port. Deing advised by COM
modore PEBBLE, we send her to America
for adjudication. We had an engagement
for an hour, with / l gun-boats Off Tripoli,
within half gunshot of the batteries.
We drove them into port, without any
loss on our side"
extract of a letter from WiIliamsport, Ly-
coming county, dated August c2d,
1904.
1t is probable you have heard that the
Yankees on Tioga shot Edward Goblin
this has put stop 10 all business i'm THAI
country (; they since say he was the wrong
person, they meant to shoot the surveyor
Henry Don1ell. They are forty men in
arms on the Tioga, from Sugar Creek and
other parts.-CTilet, sometime after Goblin
was shot came with upwards Of thirty per-
sons on TO the tract in the name of Mark
Wilcoeks, and cut the hay. The person
1t IS leased to fears they will take his life,
and Tor sometime has kept to his house.
| am informed that at Tioga point, they
have shot and burnt an efiigy of Henry
DonnelI, & threaten that if he or any other
officer should go into that country, they
should not leave it aliye.-rhcy have
stopped travellers and made them give an
account OF themselves. One Of the set
tiers is now in NVilliamsport, who had leas-
ed tract OF land he fed the country
fearing his life would be taken, and num-
beers have under like appreheDsions remot
ted into the state of New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

This is a moderate estimate. From
which 1t appears that under the present
administration Of justice, about one third
Of The debt IS lost.
Tie necessary effect Of this injustice is
the dePr,ying the rghful p,oprletors Of
property, so fsr as it is placed under the
cognisance Of the Law, Of one third part
ct y and Ire vesting II in those who have
no ju.l Claim to it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
c O ~ d TT 10 " S.

1. The ENovISER will appear twice
week....During the felton, OF Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thote who
fubfcribe previous to the 9th Augult,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENT from thofe who
do not fu5fcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Ef7,eatr-fve cents
the iirt time, Efiy cents for each TIME
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tb;yfy-f5ree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fffy cents
the tirh time, and tbirty-tbrer cents
for every additional iniertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
ExtraOrdinary.fftiag oftbe 7ribmete,

. 39f6 FTofSal, 2YFb May
On the proposition of NJ. Chabor, Ode pAllier)
the tribunate DEGREES, that they will proceed
in body to his Imperial Majefy; and that
there ihall be opened at the Secretarys Office, a
Regifter in which every tribune fhall infcrbe his
vote and alto decree, upon the propolition of
M. A1plor, that a medal fhall be truck to COM
mefhordte the happy event which fixes the def
5tpy ofthe French Empire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

The members and principal clerks OF the DIFF
ferent branches of administration took the oath
prefcribed by the Organic Senatus Confultum,
" j fwear obedience to the contributions of the
Empire, and fidelity 70 the Emperor" The
troops ips Paris have alto taken the fame oath
in the Champ de Mars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

i.elEeI q DIS l"tpsFFcI N0eVy to TIE CcEJIt! Can-
6Geere5 and lie Brnal.
60 Citizen Conful Cambaceres your title is a
bout 10 be changed. Your functions and nv
confidence remain the fame. In the high digni-
ty OF arch chancellor of the Empire land Of
arch-treafurer) with which you are going to be
inyeaed, You will manifeit, as you have done in
that Of Coninl, the wiidon of your counte!s and
the difinguiihed talents which have given you
10 important part in every thing good that I
may have done. l have, therefore, nothing to
detire from YOU but continuation of the fame
fentiments for the fate and for myftlf. Given
at the palace Of 81. Cloud, 2sth Floreal, year
IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

addrefied Speech of congratulation on her &C
ceilion 20 the Imperial dignity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
ORGANIC sENATUs CoNSULTUM.

The Confervative Senate, having formed a
quorum agreeably to the Goth article of the Con-
ftitution; having feen the project of the Senatus
Confultum digeted in the form prefcribed by
article 81 the Organic SenatuS Coniultum of
the contribution of the 9th Thermidor, year 10;
after having heard, upon the motives of the faid
project, the Orator of Government, the adop-,
ton having been determined by the number of
votes. required by the article So of the Organic
Senatus Confultum of the Contribution, DEGREES
as follows:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

letter Of Iris Imperfect MaieRy to the Cchj3! Gam
6GeercJ and lie BrAa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
TITLE FIRST.

ART. /. The government of the republic ihaIl
be entruited to all. Emperor, who aGumes the
title of Emperor of the French. Juftice fhall be
administered in the name ofthe Emperor, by of
fcers whom he appoints.
Q. NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE, now the FirR
Conful of the Republic, is Emperor of the
French.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

division of natural philosophy, and it was
under his auspices that The scientific
world became acquainted vim and ,nte-
rested in the Che ;nistry OF the Gazcs. lie
first ascertained the difference of air which
To common eyes were invisible. he noted
their characteristic properties; he detect
cd them IN their latcs, reCcsscs; he com.
posed them, he decompnsed them. and he
made them subseryicnt TO the uses, and
tue pleasures OF common hie--he made
them the landmarks Of medicine and of
the aris,- and iormed them into a de.
partment OF knowledge unknown till his
day.
To enumcrate and review the various
work, in o1herbranches orllerature which
the iabors OF this great man bestowed on
the world, would far exceed the proper H.
mits Ola newspaper account of his literary
life. Hi>Iectures on Ora,ory & Criticism-
his principles OF The English Grammar
his lectures on civ.l History and Policy,
and various other writings OF miscellanc-
Gus literature, would Of themselves have
given him a wei! earned reputation. Nor
ought it to be forgotten that ne spent
much of his valuable time, and to a pur-
pose no less valuable iii asserting and
establishing those principles OF civil Ii.
berry, which America hath so wisely
adopted and SO happily puj in pra Stice.
DR. PRIEsTLEY Is BEAD. but his works
de moi with him.-Whiie science and lite
nature shall. exist, his mans will be pro-
nounced with veneration by all those vino
know haw to appreciate 4 life OF eminent
talents, of eminent industry, aad eminent
utility.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

volunteers, was oHthe place, with the dc
sign oi cutiiAS her QUA desperate ca
tefprise, as Sue would haveio pass q strong
tc. ;rcSs called ior, Braau.. and the frira, ,.
was under tie heavy guns Of ior, Amstcr
dam, where he Du(ch aware of the de
sign OF the British, lad stripped her Of
her sails, sc. 10 render ii the more diff
cult vi execution.
On the night Of the 3lst of December
tie English 9rivateer schr Hazard, Capt.
Waiter Wilson, belonging 10 New. Provi-
dence, fell i'll with the F,epch %aii0nsl
schr. Courier, having on boz i $50 French
troops from Port-au.Prince, bound TO ST.
Jago, in company wi,h several other yes
sells having uoops OH board. On the Phi
vateer halling the Frenchmen, ,hcy an
swered that they were from jamaica. Su,
as soon as they saw favorable opportuni-
", they ran along side the priyateer and
boarded her; q desperate conflict ensured,
Which lasted about 20 minutes when the
Frenchmen succeeded in capturing her,
after ipsins about 90 of their men.
The French General 70 4iilcs, late com.
mander At Cape Nichoia Mole, received
4 wound IN the conh,9t, of which he died
~ few day after. T4ie crex .f he pri
vateer consisted OF IS men. The follow
ing IS She nnmber OF killed and wQunded,
winch We have from ono Of The prvsons
who WAS on bosrG the Pr;va;eer at the
time ut the emcn..--Iilled--caD
wilson. three pu1e Masters. the Boat
SWAN, one Boaiswua"'s Mate, and eigh;
bi.cl men.-W cunced--Th0mas Black
s'ucN, L., i.ientenant; rhcnAs Wilson.
'.iti-cr of Marines - Carpenters - white
men, and blacks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
HgoLIrJov oF SLATERr.

On Saturday last the bill for the gra1u-
al Abolition Of Slavery, passed the House
Of Assembly of this state- Ayes FUTR.
TY.TNVO Noes FOUP.-lt was sent
up to Council for concurrence, where
there is little doubt Of its passing. THUS
is Improbable the present Legislature will
have the everlasting honor Of wiping of
the foul stain Of shVeyy from the csarac
ter of the state, in manner consistent
with justice and policy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
PETERSBURG, February 81.
CELEBR ALTON.

On Saturday last the Citizens orPeters-
burg CELEBRATED THE ACQUISITION
or LOUlSlANA-Tbe DAY was ushered
IN by discharge Of cannon from Captain
Niliisms's Company Of Artillery, which
was repeated ~ 2 o'c!oct AZ o'clock,
an appropriate Grafton wasdclivcred 1T the
courthouse by BENIN WArENs LEIGH,
Esq.--A sumpuouS Giuuor had been pre-
pared BY Nv. Powell aud az 4 o'clock a.
bout one h,udrc9 ans f!tv citizens sat
doiSn 70 enjoy the feast Of reason, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
,VOLuN TIE Z q G

By the IreSide7t-The sovereignty Of
the pcople--Ihe authority of tie govern
ment IS a trust not right, Chat or the
people is native, original, inherent, and UNI
limited.
BY The Yicc. Ptesidcnf-The memory Of
John Thomson--The talents and virtues
ofthis patriot, will be forever reyered and
admired by his country.
A number Of other volunteers were ike.
wise drank, which, If handed to us, will
hereafter appear.
THE IoLiowirg tanning other !SovcsJ zyas
eoahosed, md sung on hc occasion, 6v a
citizen of Pcters6yrg.-
10, the dark cloud of war has vanished in
air,
And the sweet sounds of peace cheer
the DAY
Fear envy, confusion, feint howlings de-
clare
Its promoters are sunk in dismay.
Ye sages who TOLD for the freedom Of
man,
Could could ye quit your Elysean a.
bodies;
How enraptured ye'd hail what your wis.
dom began,
Here matut'd--a fit banquet for Gods.
No longer ye'd wall, that the tyranrs dread
word
Should array madding nations in arms:
No longer ye'd mourn that the blood.
sprnkl'd sword
Should be drawn al Ambitions alarms,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
ENnEK 9HE nL,-flr

Capt. Saunders, Lvho arrived az So
lem last week from Surriuam' informs,
that the Dutch commodore, Blows Wow
Treslonr' sent party of men 1n board
his vessel, who took from hin one maa
and two boys, wbo1s he refused % return,
assigning no other reason Tor Keeping
them than thai h, wanted men. The
conduct Of the Commodore hau rendcred
him universally o1ncSious. OfII7 men
ON board Tie friCale, OF were sa.J u be
pressed from ON board American vessels.
Who OF course were very much lis. T.ti.
edo The British sch'r Netley, win 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
TRENTON, N. J.) February 8.


n" N'IWENT Ut IHB NU"NFITUFFoF'
Or Tuesday last, agreeably 10 the or
der Of the dav, the House Of Assembly Of
tIi, stale vent into committee Of the
who on he 1roposed Amendment to the
Consutation.---Al;er some discussion.
the further consideration Of the subiccl
was postponed until Tuesday next, Ito
morrow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
PHILADELpllIA. eel

1t has been rumouved f,r some days
that governor Clinton WILDE The candidate
Tor the vice presidents cbsir at the ap.
proNching electinn--it has been intimated
iha be decision has hsen some finoe made
NJ the seat of tho general government {;
bu' wc presume nothing has as yet been
dona e2ccp, 10 obtain bis consent, which
it is understood has been granted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

Ttis beyond loub' thot governor Gin.
ton has declined a reelection as chiefma.
gistrs.e Of the state OF Ncw-York chan.
ccllor Lansing has been talked Of as thr
repubicaa candidate Tor successor; this
gentlemen IS believed TO b. q consistent
and sound republican, as a private man
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

IN A.rtract Of a Lettrr Iram Member Of
Congress. dated 'NGsaiagton, 2Cfh jam
sry, 1904.
81 ihclose you two bills now pending
before The Two Houses OF Congress, which
| wish may be Immediately published in
;he newspapers at Boston, as cue or the
other Of them viii in all probability pass.
IN some shape or other and app,ehend
will be productive ofimRortant consequen.
ces not only 10 the commerce but to the
peace OF the Unted States.
The zeal upon this occasion is of such
burning heat. thai it has thus produced
two b.lls al the same time, one in each
House for one and The same purpose -
the prolccl is = deep laid one, and the hi
n'sierials;s thought by the color of pro
tcct'ng American sesmcn to- scare all op
position on. Of doors ;--.he fraud however
- detected, and hope viii De exposed.
Although both the bills pretend in their
titles TO be for ths protection of AMrRI.
CAN seamen and seamca OF The UNITED
STATES. there is in la-t cot one word a.
bout AMEEICAN seamen in either of them
and yet when its frantic provisions have
been attacked I wish you had seen the
horne's nest that hurst down upon our
heads. The real object is 20 protec i 20
REIGE seamen against the authority OF
heir own governments, and within their
own jurisdictions and FOR this purpose to
SCI the laws of nations at defiance. Ii is
especially 10 protect British seamen de-
seriing from the BRUSH service and con
irving to get on board an American mer-
chant vessel even within the British iuris-
diction Ito protect sailor who may de
Sert lromaman ofwar Ia tie river Thames
against impressmcut by his lawful com.
mander. Judge of the prlncip pie and it,
inevitable consequences.
"As am very confident that this will
never ne assented to by foreign govern.
mems and especially by that OF Great Bfi-
tain, caano; possibly suppose these bills
brought forward Tor any other purpose
han that Of leading to a war with En-
gland. There are many other circum.
stances which concur 20 confirm this be-
let ! think II therefore necessary TO give
this notice 10 you, and / wish it may be
known 10 tie commercial interest IN re
neral at Boston end The other parts Of the
state, Y'ia. those Of our fellow citizens who
have iheir property afoai and exposed 10
the consequences which these measures
may draw upon them. may adopt such
precautions as individually the ir own pru-
dence shall point out TO secure them
selves"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
WASHING TON CITY, Feb. Is.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
The following tissue OF Falsehoods at
pears IN tie Hostcp Cef'unei of the 4th Of
February under The title ur 3" IN hrtracf
oFa trtfrr from q 'SeaasR II CorcRESs,
dared HashinSsa'l, 2osh Jansayr, lso4."--
i'he absorption OF his article to mem
her OF Congress, whc should be unde, tho
sacred Obligations of yersc.,y, IS a libel
ar irr cha actrr ri = rcpte-7u;ative of lhe
pcoplc. As xuch every friend to truth
and the dignity o. the Representative cha
rattcr /; interested in drawing before the
public Tor their ccnsure the man, who has
committed such an outrage. With this
view he above reward is offered TO the in
dlviduai who shat give satisfactory proof
OF the forger of the above letter.