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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Ten Dollars Reun,G

{N/IiL be given 70 any person who will deli.
Y yer 10 the subscriber ar secure la ;a,i. 4 ne
gro rian slave named FRANK, WHO ran avav
from me the 3oyh day. and is Of the Follow, p
eser'Phon--oom?iexion Light. are about SO YEA $.
statute nbou, feet or 9 inches. his anier lar,
hangs very mich, visage vsry thin and t,a,u IS
sharp; ne has gear On one hand bur do nor
5ecoiect which, and his ears have been a lit;le
lrost bitten on the rim; he ia coarse shoe m,
ana formerly belonged 10 Mrs Sophia Walhsu. ,
OF wnom purchased him last fail Ii is unne..
eChsary 20 describe his dress as nc has va,ietv
o. cc,nng .-no viii probahiy change it frequent-
y. The SAID fellow has concessions in P6,rha.
TN county AMI is well acquainted about Pe,ers.
org and in the neighoOurhood of the court
hon1e IN this county; i is therefore probable h.
may BE- lurking about some Of those MACE
merely tcrewGn all persons from harhorins ,,e
sand negro CT OF Conveying him OF
Any Information respecting ,hc said negro
Nish 70 &c given 70 the subcriber residing in Chr
t.fAe!d coGnty, or 10 Mr. Va,enlne Winf,yo ~
the corriaou5e Of the p d corn'y.
JAY Is. 1904. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
July IZs
I "a u q x II II N z.

A very respectable commercial house
in this city, has favored us with the peru
sa! OF Liverpool letters Of The 2lst of NAV,
which state, the public prints Of yesier.
day, announced the avlval in London of 4
Nj. Livingston from France, whose obieGi.
1t is supposed, is 10 tender overlurss of
peace, 10 this country.
Accounts from the Continent state, that
the Emperor OF Russia had ordered 200.
600 men 10 march 10 the frontiers. This
movement is attributed TO the feejing
which had been excited IL that Court by
the murder ofthe Count d 'Enghein. The
papers of to-day are totally silent on the
subject. being eDsrossed VITA the details
OF the ceremony Of Bona9arte's beng
crowned Emperor Of the Gauis."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

Am:iic2 IN e,5t svery article OF diet +.
- cHe'P Is can possibly be imagined. |
"a" some horses sold for / s dollars, the
same would sell Tor more than loo dol
lars E "ith You. | saw the Emperor oil
Morocco at langicrs, another town i, A.
.''ca' with his small body guard, consist
ing OF only $4,000 horsemen, 500 ofwho,n
only, are permitted to have immediate
charge OF ms person, and they are as black
as thunder, with curIed hair, great mus
'ac!ies, and look horribIy."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Eatract 10 Me editor Of die aurora.

Nov York, July IT, 1901.
Burr aud Hamilton have this Morn.
iaE fought a duel, general Haml!op is
''oHnded, and IL is sand mortal!y That
he is wounded there can be no doubt, but
"F;he nature of TAG wound know nothing.
Re now lies in the neighborhood OF the
state prison
d" AZ present / am left to conjecture
only as 80 the cQgse OF The duel. presume
thst Burr has made some demand of con-
csss.on respecting the charges OF his ne
gocia,ior for the presidential chair, with
winch Hamilton would not comply"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
pos TSCRIPT
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
Latest from E1sr0sr.

The ship Sally, capt. Thomas, arrived
at New-BetIord on "Wednesday last, IL
As days from Liverpool, and brings Lon.
don news to tn ooh May. Capt. Cong
don, who reached New York on Monday,
~ I days from New Bedford. Informs Us
that the report Of BoNApARrE's being
proclaimed Emperor Of the Gauls is con-
hrmed! and thai Mir. PITT is once more
at the head OF the British Ministry. Sc
'eral articles OF shipping Intelligence,
orouohI by the Sally, Will DC found under
our Marine head.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

venerable Person whose death &c
hHunced in the Subsequent ar.icic. "a.
pied from a Dublin PAPER ofthe s'b 81
Msy, was father TO the present worthy
CHIEF magistrate OF this city.
Dublin, May 8, 1904.
n "Wednesday was Inferred in St.
Andre church.yard, aged MS years s,
10 mon,hsNILLIAM MircuHLL, q Re.
venue officer. rnin Londonderry, ON HE
first day of July. N99.--lle had been for
some time, in AmeriS "nen 1t belonged
TO England, and was one 'hose suffering
Loyalists who lost his properly by the war,
Oh which accouu. nc was Recommended
TO an employment IN the Revenue 6 Lord
Townsend.--Thc son Of tits Old m aSNR.
Mitchell, had been Mayor OF Rich.nonN
in America"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Ergm Me .PhtladgLahte Gazefte.

VERY DlsTRESSING.
1t is with infinite regret mat we have
received the following melancholy ii,lor-
nation;
New-York, July IL.
"The greatest man in America has this
morning fallen in a duel GEN
HAMILTON !-yes--HANILTo the
pride Of every true American, is, by tons
time no more
Early in the morning, he. and Col.
RUag. settled an affair OF honor at Hobo
ken. Hamilton fell the FIRST shot, withou,
touching his antagonist, tho they Gre /
nearly at the same instant.
Gen. Hamilton was brought over to
col. Rayard's place at Greenwich, where,
an hour since, it was supposed he va.
breathing his last He was Shot Just under
the ribs, aud ihe ball lodged in his body.
lie bied ?rofusely, both from the woun.
and from the mouth. ne did not spcaA
tiii nearly half over the river, when, il {
very faint tone Of ;nice, he said, lac could
not live, and expressed wish 10 see III,
family
Judge Pendleton was the generals
seceGd. and Dr.. Hos4ck his physician.
l Do not know who attended COZ. Burr.
q" The agitation which This affair has
produced IN THIS CITY, is ndcscribably
great. The cause Of the duet 5 not We;
tuuvn."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
oN SALE on liberal terms by the sab.cribers
J he House and Tor

atesE 'aG RIVER bank, at present in the occupancy
Plan OF the city by number eiph. the ,,osr,,
me ,! estate CT Patrick Wright dec. Which 49,
..spoaca OF privately before The Ist day of s;p-
w"'osr ne&t--wi!i on thar day, - four o,co, / :,
p.1 a"ernooa be sold on the premises. for one
.,'t cash. and the other half ON credit of nn,,v
dsSs ioT an approved endorsed note,-s n ,n,Ii.,
putS o:s title will be made before the money is re-.
c.iyed PROSSER & MONCURh,v Ms
Richmond, July l7:h, 1904. rds|
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

has been sufficiently q
ed" Iet," he dselapI
OF the Life of General - iN'ooe
into the world rnler circ Ksta0cN, we
might besPeak from caAdor less seveyiN
oil Criticism, than it will probably expert
enct." These circumstances arc stated to
be, the voluainous ex,ruE OF documents,
the late period ofthe author. undertaking.
has task, and the pressing impotence of
the public for the work.
Ii affords us pleasure TO speak Of the
faithful performance Of his engagements
to the public by Me-. Wayne. Accuracy
and neatness of execution distinguish The
workmanship, and render ii highly credit
able to the publisher. An elegant en-.
CRAVING OF the General by Mr.. Edwin,
adds ornament 20 the volume, and is 4
pleasing exhibition OF the progress of the
arts among Us.
We are authorised TO say. that Messrs.
Conrad, Sc Co. Of Philade!phio, are a.
bout 10 publish new periodical work, to
be named, THE PHILADALPHIA MrDtcAL
AND PHYSICAL JoU2yAL. A full pros.
pectus OF he work, which is TO be edited
by D.. Barton, will be published in due
tine. In the meanwhile it i, thourht pro
per to observe, that the general pian Of
the work Is intended TO be similar Ga that
OF the Medical Rettository Of My YORK;
Ne Lonaea Medical end Phpsicc{ Journal
the Edinburgh .fnnaLs of AEedicin-, sc.
that Tue Journal VIII be published every
three or every six months, as may be found
most cenvenient 10 the Editor, or most A.
greesb!e to tue encourages of this work
and that the first number, or part, is alrea-
dy nearly prepared for the press.
The emigraats who have arrived in the
Aurora, from Amsterdam, [says the Bal
umore huerican) are part of upwards Of
200 families, from the principality of Wir,
temburg, whc have agreed to form set.
uement i'll the new state of Ohio, where
they ere about to procure large unani;-
ty OF land. The residue are expected in
few weeks, in two other ships. Thev
are all ot that description who will add 70
the strength, the wealth and the welfare
OF our country; possessing good morals,
great industry, and The means of procur
ing a decent, confortah!e, and ind.nen-
dent livelihood. They represent, that be-
sides these three ship loads, upwards Of
thousand will shortly follow them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
BANK OF VIRGINIA..
1T Il CENTRAL MEETING or
TIE ST6CkyfOLDEPS.

ESOLVED. that until Certificates for the
" ~ Stock held in this Institution be issued un.
" Ger the bye laws hereof, the Scrip or evidence
- OF Shares held herein bs transferable - In
" dorserient or Assignment, and thar AL he
" Shares standing in the name Of any StocAhol-
81" der shall be transferred in the Books of rhis
" company 20 the person or persons produshyiue
" Scrip or evidence OF such shares, regularly en-
" dorsed or assigned"
RESOLVED, hat the President Of the Bank
" at Richmond be d,reGed tc cali 4 meeting OF all
- the Stockholders (which meeting shall ae an
" the City oe Richmond, OIL ,he Grst mouoa, -
a." September next for the purpose OF adopting
" such bye laws, roles aud regulations as hal
" be deemed necessary For the government of the
=" Institution; aud considering otner subjects inc
portant 10 its interest"
+ true extra6t from the proceedings oF the &C.
, lera Meeting of Stockholders. on Saturday Ju~
iy 7th, 1904.
9es;s, WIZ I)ABNEY. Secretary.
The Stockholders are requested to attend CeA
Aerii Meeting, at the Capitolin the CITY of Rich
nJUd. on the first Mondsy in September nest,
torthe purposes stated in me foregoingrcsoiItio
AB'H. n. VEEABLE, Pres'Gt.
"REsoLvRn, that the President and Dire.
q tors proceed 70 appoint Casl-e, and .wo Boob.
- Keepers, on Wednesday the 25,h current, anil
" That the Precedent be requested to publish the
" same IN two newspapers printed in Eichmond. :"
The foregoing IS true exira6 from the pro-
sesdings Of the DiTedors Of the Eank of Virginia
It RchIaond.
3esie, WW. DABNEY, CLERK bro tenn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
From the PoucHKEEPsrE BAROMETER.


Ertrac, nj n litter from an .I,nericau on
boerH m" Uqif@d States sch2ouer Nautilus,
G'5ra!tcr Ray, N'3y, 6, 1908.
have had more pleasure since have
been on, than 1 had ali the last cruise !;
We have been in Africa, at Mogadore with
dispatches to the Governor concerning.
the peace between America and the I'm.
pecor Of Morocco. We had the satisfa.-
ton Of bling frequently on shore, and of
observing their manners, which to per-
son acquainted with civilized customs, d.
appear stranEe. The women 20 entirely
covered, 50 that all we can see is one eve 1;
man may meet bis own VIII. IN the street,
and not know her; they do not appear to
have any idea Of grandeur, lor they were
astoni5hcd at seeing US dressed in gold
laced coats; they followed US for hours,
almiring and viewing rs.
The governors (for there arc three in
the same town. frequently sit cross leg.
gel IN thc streets giving audience, and 7
am told it is Il very common thing to see
the FIRST men in the town. squatting in the
dirt, although their dree7 is always white (;
thcy have no public houses of ea,c, tain
ment, nor public amusements. Provjsi-
ons Of al kinds arc cheap, and a man may
live well on 4 cents per day--fovls are
soil at two dollars per dozen, eggs at AZ
~ cents per hundred aid wheat at about
So cents per bu,heI the grain is much
larsc. AMI f!irsr than any l ever Jaw in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Extract of letter from Savannah, dated
June IL.

con Saturday last, Judge Bowen, who
lately caused such confusion amoug US,
was conducted on board a vessel bound TO
Rhode Island, and with fair wind left
the sandy banks Of Georgia. His veaera-
bic and much respected father, who arr-
we'd there bat short time since, got him
released from prison, by becoming bound
that he should never return TO the state
again. He still swcars vengeance against
the white people Of this place. To pre-.
vent him from doing further mischief, he
was taken on board in IA strait jacket.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Ihofher Letter,

New York, July II, 1901.
a" This morning duel took place be-
tween Aaron Burr and gen. Hamilton,
IN which the latter fell, and nave just
now heard \hait past y O'Clock is dead"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
II Z " 7. :

bN shoesoc creek, now er;nds whe., mr.
-, - Corn Tor thoie who Cead ths;r sr.;n ,be,e.
!! le 'at!t-i5cr has a good Miier aud will he ga
"''"u W. i'F ms eoodaS. Meal may be had &C
nc nall. ~ weight At the dfuai term.
Julv II, 1904. .,i''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
a new Inc Of Stages.

- ~" -"
TIE srbacy,bers have established line Of sta
Ses from Frededckshurg by the Orange Springs
90 Charlottesville whCts u will NEE, the stare
that runs 70 Staurtom and tire SWEEP Sprin.s; ie
commenced on the 45h Of .uy--leayes Fre,e-
ricksburg eyery "Wednesday and Friday q, Z -
clock p, during the sumner. and arrives az
Charlottesville on THURSDAYS and Satu'daya as
8p. n. Returning. leave Charlottesville eve "
Friday aud Sunday 20 D. 4 m and arrive a he
dericksburg every Saturday and Monday "a Z a.
N. The latter themselves that the great ar
commoda,ian this line Of stages nfers 70 the p.J-
,ic, will ensure liberal encouragement.
POLLARD z ABRAHAM.
Tuly TO- 1905. (s,v)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

1t is with infinite regret mat we have
received The following melancholy infor-
nation
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

.
qbe fsHe-cizg letter. eonnanieafsd 10 fbe Str'rfa-
" IF STATE. bpS6i51sd is at fbs reqssf Of tie
Ma,Yaa de GAIA f-xi'. ay
SIR, f
IIAVING been abfcot from Philadelphia
i thsfe rs days pat, and travelled far into
part Of Virginia, where ! had no opportunity
to fcc the late nesipapcr, from the no,thwafd,
il is bu, TO day on my ;:turn to Wilmington.
have bteo appriied Of publication highly inju-
,;cus to my chsratter. which under the gsIb Of
fvorn evidence, has becn made by certain w.
Isckfon. In IN, paper oil which he is the EIiior,
called the Political ReeiOer.
Had the iaii evidence Appeared infolaed,
with no other wsier bm the name OF the edi.
tor. and the circuna,nces OF he depofsion, ]
woald have treated his malicious attack With
the flence OF contempt. as all the faeis ,h' rein
yels,ed eves srbsr nR,, would not prove had
violated the laws Of this country, nor the duties
of my fation but kster from the Po6dcnt
Of tic United States 70 Jsckfon, having beeu
circulated slsng With his evidence, this circum.
asnce alone, although,he Pre6deus docs not ex-
prets his opinion upon the lubjeet. Ramps this
affair With . degree Of importance, il would
have been o,herwiie diveted Of.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

mcrt lhould be over imported CON-
mo1ties. This impreflion arofe un-
doubtedIy from the legitimate rela-
,ionlhip between the nature OF gov
ernment federal in its hrudure, and
tax whole equal operation could on
ly be fscured by the general govern
ment. Under this impreilion, aid
the mon important intreaties of Con-
grefs, twelve States, ihort time be-
lore the adoption of the Conititetion,
had agreed to veit Congreis with the
power Of laying duty Of five per
cent on imported articles. Rhode
lnand, rot then continuing more than
FIFTEENTH part Of the Union, alone
rehifed rhis mealure. But for her re-
hfance, the power would have been
conferred, and the new Contribution
would probably have never been franz
ed. When framed, it gave Congreis
akiolats and exeluEvs power over du-
ties on foreign commodities, thereby
adding another, TO the numerous ex.
iting proofs that this was coniidered
as the appropriate refource OF the gen.
cral government. 1t gave, at the
fame time a concurrent power, with
the States, over every fource ?f reve-
hue, with the exprefs view of enabling
a government charged with national
defence, on any great emergency TO
call into activity the undivided reiour-
ces Of the community. This was the
only reafon, perhaps fallacious one,
on which this weeping power OF tax
stion, was conGded. Accordingly
Congrcfs, 10 the frlt inaance, con-
fined themfrlves to the impotition Of
duties ON external commerce. At a
fubfequcnt period the inteina, taxes
were relor,ed TO, under an alledged
want of revenue. The fame caule
gave rife TO a direa tax on lands,
houfcs and ilaves. ] his caufe ceai-
ing, was it not proper TO re-poilels the
States Of the(e relources ! This alone,
abGraaed from all other conGdera-
tions, would have been fufllcient jui-
thcation of the meaiure.
But in addition to thcle there were
ether cogent realons.
The internal revenues foltsred a
fy1em of extenlive patronage danger
Gus to a republican government -
Five hundred officers were emIloyed
in their collection, andtwo hundred
,houland dollars annually expended,
amounting to twenty FER cent. while
the cSpcnce of colleelmgthe external
duties amountedto only FIVE per cent.
without producing any dininution ia
The aggregate expence by decreaie
of duties Here then is an annual
iaving of one hundrt and fifty thou.
fand dollars. 1t is NOT practicable to
climate with preciGon the public in
Jury ariGng from the exiltence OF five
hundred ulelefs officers. IL is within
bounds, however, to fay that their Ia
Dor or ingenuity, if in fmall degree
productive, would exceed hundred
,houIand dollars.
/To be CONTINUED
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
sc tbs Ed',s, Of IKE MoSirscR.
Ns1U. Orleans, Sept. Il, 1904.


SIR, a
The following memorial was adj
drefitd by the Urfuline Nuns of this
city to the Preiidcnt cf the United
States. AS the memorial itfelf, to-
gether withthe PreGdent's very friend
ly and encouraging anfwer may afford
plealure to the inhabitants of Loui6a-
ma, all of whom, donbtlefs, take deep
interea in the PROPERTY of this reli-
eious eitabliihment, ] requea you to
infert them in your next number both
in French and Engliih. M fn
-.. am, Sir, your humble ferv't.
PATRICK WALCH,
Vicar General.
TO THOMAS yfFTERSON, P,sG.
dent Of tie United States Of Amerisa.
SIR, ''a'
Emtoldened by the favorable
mention you have been pleafed to
make Of their Order, the Nuns of Ur-
fula at New. Orleans take the liberty
Of addreiling you on iubjed highly
intereaing to their inaitution. They
believe that without any direct appli-
cation, the treaty of ceflion and the
fenfe of jullice which marks the char
Nster of the United States, would have
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

fecured to them the property tsey
now ponefs but conhdering 1t a a.
cred depoiit, they would fail in a dsity
they deem eGential, were they to omit
requeiling that it may be formally
confirmed to them and their fuccea-
ors, and that YOU may be- pleafed to
communicate this requell'to the Con-
grels of the United States in fuch a
manner as you may deem proper.
Our requsa is diaated by no with
of perfonal qualification or private ag-
grandiiement. Secluded from the
world, its luxuries & vanities, wealth,
and the enjoymeniS it brings, would
to them have no attraction ;-devot-
ed to religious duties, temporal ad-
vantages are not the objects of their
purfliis bur bound by a folemn OBJ
LEGATION TO employ their revenue in
charitable uleS, and their time in the
education of youth, they cannot but
be anxious to know that the proper
ty which is 10 enable them 10 fulfil
the duties, will be fecured TO them.--
1t is NOT therefore, their own caufe,
but thar Of the public which they
plead. 1t is the cauie Of the orphan,
ofthe he'plefS child, of want, of the
many who may be matched from the
paths of vice and infamy under their
guidance, and be trained up in the ha-
bits of virtue anI religion to be happy
and ufeful of fociety whi:h will be
the burthen of INDECENT and the de.
predations of vice of their country
itfelf, which cannot bu, acquire honor
in fofering and protecting iuch bene6-
cent purpoies.
Th:fe conGierations they know,
Sir, will have weightwith you. They
anticipate your fupporl, becaule they
delerve it And they conclude with
their ardent wilhes for your perlonal
hlppinefs and the PROPERTY of the
country Whole affairs you dire6t.
We have the honor to e,with the
highca refpea, Sir,
Your moa obed't ferv'ts.
NfzO.Orltons, June 1894.
7otbe S0eur 7berejf dc 81. Xa7';er Far
jan Superior, and tie Naas efi5e
Ordr@ 81. Urluia, at Ne1O-OrieaRs.
! have received, holy filters, the
letter you have written me, wherein
you exprefs anxiety for the property
veAed in your inititution by the form
cr Governments Of Louiiiana. The
principles OF the Conltiru'iop & Gov
ernment Of the Unitel States are a
fure guarantee to you that il will be
prelerved to you lacred and inviolate,
and that your inltirution will be Psr-
mtted to govern itGelfaccordins TO its
own voluntary rules without interfer-
ence from the civil authority. What
ever diverG,y OF ilIade may appear in
the religious opinions of our fellow
citizens, the charitable objects of your
inlliutions cannot be Indifferent TO
any, and its furtherance of the whole
fome purpoias of fociety, by training
up lis younger members in the way
they fhould go, cannot fail 90 enfme
it the patronage Of the government it
is under be ahured it will meet all
the protection which my office can
give it.
lalute you, holy filters, with
friendillip and re(ped.
(Signed) TIL. JEFFERSON. .
FROM bs NArioNAL LINrsLLIcsNcsR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. is.
LOSS or TIE VLRGYA-I8.

Letters from Bermuda furniih the following
particulars Of the Iois of thefchr. Virginia, capt.
Dixon, Of this port
His Majsay's fhip Canbrain, Capt. Brad
icy, tell IN with the yirginia, IA perfect wreck
on Saturday, the 'I4sh Of January. In fsvere
gale which lhe had encountered two days pre-
s'0u', ihe had been hove down, both MATS
Vrung Oft, all the rigging. fails, cables, boat
q 'os Tern, andeyesy thing, except the long
boat, walhsd overheard and, it is added with
regret, eaps. Drkfon and his mate were fwept
INTO the deep, and one Tailor killed By the wreck
q 1ss malt. Capt Bradley, psrceiving, that the
senci bad valuable cargo, determined 10 take
ner IN Tow, and on Tie 18th, iuccceded in getting
Ss' INTO Bermuda, in a very damaged condition.
ea.so 70 toierablc good order''
Inc IMP Neutrality, Gardner, for this port,
p p.; At BERMUDA the 18th uls. dstained BY tn.
DRUM. Her trial was 10 corac on The begin
ing q the prsient month the iilne Of i uncer
lsts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
altraaoria DatIp aohssttSsr.
MONDAY, FEaRUARY 90.

The Ship Favorite, belonging to Alex
andria Henderson, & Co. of this port, was
lost at the. entrance@ of l1oree, on the 25th.
November-crew saved--pessel and cargo
totally lost.
Among rumber OF other American yeiysts
lcFt at AmRerdam, by thS Andron iSh., arrived
q New Yask, was the flip Alexaader, We!ton,
Of Alexandra.
The.seeretay Of the Treasury has trans
mitted to Congress, "a statement Of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, exported from
the United States, for one. year, prior to
the first day of October, 1903. The goods,
wares and merchandise of domestiegrowth
or manufacture, included in this statement,
are estimated at AZ, 2o5, 96f dollars; and
those of foreign growth or manufacture, ut
13,594,072 dollars.
The exports to Great Britain and her CO..
lonies, it appears, has encreased immense
" for the last year. 1t is stated, that
II, 6O2, As dollars Of domestic produce Of
America, has been exported to England,
Man and Berwick alone.-W hile the ex-
ports to all France and her colonies, amount
only to 1882, 1913 dollars.
1t will also be observed that the exports
from the State of New York exceed TINT of
any state in the Unionby upward of TWO
millions.
The following is a summary ofthe value
of the exports from each state: