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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
Paris, June IS.

oeVerai OF the ministers residing here
have received the new credentials render
ed necessary by the alteration which has
taken place in the title OF the Head
OF the State. Nevertheless, these will
not be delivered, nor audiences given
to the Diplomatic Corps in the palace of
the Government, till the ceremonies shall
he as numerous as they can be expected
for the present.
Georges, and the three others senten.
ced to death, have been carried to the BIZ
oetrc, where the badge of infamy pecu-
liar to that prison, has been put on them,
which may be considered as no very favor
able symptom in their behalf; especially
as The Court ofCassation has confirmed, in
all its parts, the sentence of the Criminal
Court.
OF the persons sentenced to death Tor
being concerned in the late conspiracy,
and who have received marks OF clemen-
cy, the following by an imperial decree,
are to be detained in the following places
Houvet de Lozier and Armand Gailiard, in
the castle of Bouilon Frederick Lajolais
IN the castle of Bellcgard Louis Roussil.
Ion and Charles d'Hozier, in the Castle
OF Lourde; Francis Rochelle in the Castle
oil If; Charles Francois de Rivere in the
lori of Joux; and Armand +. II. Polig.
nae in the Castle of Ham. julius polig-
mac will be detained with his brother.
August %.
More "f1roteetion" 10 our commerce-Our
trmest friends" at the Hook continue
their acts of amity. know not how firm
they might be, five had (and am sorry
we have noO force equal to theirs at the
hook, but they certainly afford very steady
'fvofectton" TO our commerce. They are
unreritting in their useful ha6ors. They
8 7oafch" necessarily, but believe they sell
dom STRAY"
On WednesdaytIie ship Re5ecca arrived
at this port from the South sea. Her ar
rival Is announcedin the" same day" head
otSolomon Lang. The Rebecca had been
out fTso gears on whaling voyage. She
has cargo OF oil. The length OF her
voyage will suggest TO every one the
anxiety OF the crew to approach their
homes.
Our frmest friends, it appears, on board
the Cambrian, were not disposed to hermit
thecrew totouch the coveted land whence
they sailed: The Rebecca was fred at
and brought too by the Cambrian frigate,
VINO, alter overhauling and OBTAINING her
upwards ct six hours, firesSeI sic Of her
hands! Allthis happened within voieagues
ofthe Rook
How will this most tran scendant aet Of
outrage be justified? The Rebecca was
not from an European port. She had no
passengers. The unfortunate men who
we're impressed, are neither I" f4git,res
from justice" TO use the favorite language
OF particular persons, nor 4" rebels" as the
reUoiutioniSts of the United States were
wont to be termed by the same gentry
they are not men, who having brayeIy tho
unsuccessfuIly resisted in Europe the ty-
ranny of the British government, were
fleeing from its whips and prisons, and
its racks and gibbets no, they are the re-
gular crew of neutral nation men who
owe allegiance to and claim the protection
OF our government. (.dmer. Cit.)
7 r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

patte's making lorna, demand OF the
sing OF Spain that this minister should De
gwen up tojnstice as the principal actor
III the late conspiracy against the internal
and external safety of the French Repub.
lie.
In the schooner John, from ST. Tho
mas, came passenger Madame MARIA
LOUIS ToUssAINT, widow of the late &c.
neral Toussant Louverture
by the schooner Emelyne, in SO days
from Bordeaux, We have received French
papers to the 9th July, from which the
subjoired articles are translated.
We learn verbally, that about the l 9Th
July MORGAN passed through Bordeaux, on
his way To Spain, for the purpose of en-
barking for America; that the prcparati-
ons for the invasion of England were still
progressing; and that on the 9th an en-
barge, which had been laid on all neutral
vessels, was taken of, but renewed on the
day following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
FEDERALISM Is. the FEDERAL Constitutions.

" Id ''' V'' V''e I Z DI'I'Nb Z CONSTITUTION
The eaekliag Of goose once saved the Roman
Cdpiok The Citadel of american Fyecdom NAV
ye' be preserved by the same stupid alarms -
the cases in one respect bo7ceve,, are not paral.
lel. The web.footed animal, which alarmed the
Roman certine!s, belonged TO tie Roman camp.
But the invaders Of or rights seem to have scat.
tered throushor- ttsir ranks, set Of cGckiHg
cre~iaItS, wEo dB.lose from nsge stupidity, eve
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
Notice.

4 II. persons indebted to the estate Of Ionw
"a BnuHsEIL., deceased, late of ,nclia coun-
ty, are requested topay their respective accounts
to the subscriber Immediately -And those having
demands against the said estate aYe desrrd 10
bring III their accounts properly authenticated for
settlement. Il is requested that the lega:ecs OF
the S. d Brunckii' viii come forward and proceed
agreeable 10 law, against the subscriber, IN c;Ger
that distribution oG ms estate may takc race
rs he subscriber ia very DESTROYS - sc5;e his = l.
ministration o. the said estate before The first
day OF January, 1905.
RICHARD BOOKER, Adr,'r.
Cumberland. Angus, q 1904 v4,v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

PcRcUP1NE AGAIN The solicitor general
OF Ireland lately commenced an action in Eng.
land against William Goblet, for libel. Tie
damages were laid At T.. 10000 The Jury found
a verdia for the plainVG. damages E 800 sterling
This day Gays the Boston Centnel of the 18th
inst.) his imperial majesty, Napoleon, emperor
of the French, enters his Both year. lie was
born az Calyi, in Corsica. August Is, t769. lie
IS married, but has no issue.
The emperor of the French has four brothers
and four sisters living, and all married. His ED
est brother, NJ. Luoien Bonaparte, resides in
Rome his second brother is his imperial highness
prince Joseph, grand ele9ori his third brother IS
his imperial highness prince Louis, constable OF
the empire Ibis fourth brother is NJ. jerome
Bonaparte, now Tesidmg in the United States.
His sisters are, Madame Bacchssi, Madame San
ia Cruce, Madame Murat, and the princess Dor
ghese, Give mistake NOT formerly Madame lie
C'erc, and lately mauiedto an Italian prince, ne
phew to Pope Plus VII.
The emperor's mother. and uncle, cardinal
Fetsch, also reside at Rome The later is mi
mister Of France to the Holy See.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

In our paper Of yesterday, we mention.
ed the arrival Oft schooner, which was fir.
cd at while under the highlands, by the
Cambrlan and Leander; she proves to be
the Almira, Peckman, a eoasting schooner
from Virginia. Captain p. informs that
he was fired at when within mile Of the
beach, and that shot out Of S struck with.
in 10 rods of the Almira when the men
OF war could not bring her to, they stood
off for a vessel in the ofIing.
Morn. Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
Total, 2oS3 1919 1850 a.

RALEIsH. 81. c.) Aug. 81.
General Thomas Blount is ,iecled for
Tsrboroush district. The following is =
state Of the poll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

One of the most plausible and most successful
arts OF the anti republican enemies of our demo
cratic governments has been, to associate ihem
with the revoiu ion and government Of France,
and TO represent all the excuses and evils Of the
latter, as the natural result of democracy With
certain class of people, who think little, and
dis inSulsh less the abuses of liberty and demo-
crazy IN France, have been weighy arguments
against rational liberty and representative demo-
cracy here. This deception, IKE many others
used by the same parry, has, in a great degree
ceased to produce the intended efe0. Still, how
ever, it ought TO be guarded agaiust and repealed,
by every friend to our system Of government.
Pin.feH Sun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
WARREHToH, (M. CD Aug. 81.
L l. L G ITO Ms,

Salisbury DistriGt.
Dr. y. Alexander is re cleo, ed without
opposition.
Iredel, Stokes, SC.
Joseph Winston, reelected.
Rockingham, Caswel, sc.
NJ. ID. Williams, reelected.
Newbcrn DlstYiEt.
William BIackledge, wiinprt opposition.
Wilmington Digt,.c..
James Gillespie, rc-eleCled.
Duncan Mcfarland Is eleESed to Con.
gress ior Fayetteville distriGl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
We request that YOU

will notify to the subscribers, that the fourth and
last payment for the Richmond Theatre, mus, be
paid 10 the Treasurer or iefoie tic 5.h sep.
tember.
] DARMSD ATT.
JOHN FOSTER:
W.. COOK.
Richmond, eth Aug 1894.
GEO: Ff.HER, Esq. 2ieusg,ey.
ne subscribers are hereby notified. THAI in CON-
sequence of the rapid progress o the building ,h.
above requisi,ion is necessary in order 10 defray
the expenses now attually incurred PunGtual.ty
IS absolutely necessary.
GEO: FISHER, 7reasue,.
q II Aug. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

portrait of Hamilton has been drawn in an
Eastern print by a writer, whom the New-Yoril
Evening Post states TO be Fisher Ames, which
Contains the following remarks:
1.-The body ofthe people, who cannot feel a
spirit OF rivalship towards these whom they see
elevated by nature and education so far above
their heads, are more equitable, and supposing
competent time and opportunity for information
on the subject, more intelligent Judges" (than
their associates IN council or aaion)
This remark mas been often made by republi-
cans but we do not recoea 20 have before TIA.
ced it TO a Federalis,. 1t is worthy of remsm-
brance.
The writer says, {" he O{amilt7n) knew that
factions had ever in the end prevailed in free
states, and as he saw no security, ard urSo living
can see any adequate, against the destruction OF
the: liberty which he loved" &c.
Here is al unequvocal declaration that liberty
is 10 perish.
Its denied that Hamilton was ambitious. "Of
what, says the writer, was he ambitious? Was it
OF popularity That weed of the dung-hill, he
knew, when rankest, was nearest to withering."
Again" II may be very long before our coun-
try will want such military talents. Ii will pro.
badly be much longer before it will again possess
them"
Ought we to feel surprised at Americans. ca.
2able of avowng such sentiments, entertaining
no reluctance to proclaim ideas that necessarily
lead 10 dissolution of ne union The paper in
which the TO trait appeart informs u.s. th,. is the
production of one g whose writings have long
gwen character as they have given intelligence
to New. England" Ma. IIfeI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
PARIS. JUNE is

-. PARIS, JUNE 10.
MoREAr-lt has been announced in the Paris
Nonieur. (the government paper) that this &c
neral has been banished TO A,iicrica--o what mart
1t is not suggested. V,her papers mention that
he left his prison on the 2Ist June and proceeded
for PerPignan, followed by his consort; and that
he is to embark from Sipai,: Cor .fme'ica The &c
neral IS said had no n;iriation of this arrange
ment, and had just furnished his apartments in
the Temple. When he was on his trial he was
treated with much respect. After he delivered
his speech before the Court he was loudly ap.
riauded by the speetators-and the guards pre-
scented arms when lie passed--Several of the con-
spirators have been pardoned on the supplic:tion
OF female relations, who Frustrated themselves at
the feet of the Emperor, and were seconded i'm
their prayers by the Empress Josephine and her
daughter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

In Lancaster. penn a subscription has been
encouraged TO restore Franklin College Sub
scriptions are open for public Library at Nor
folk The schools OF New-England are its glory
In Boston, at late visitation, I60ochiIclren, uclu
ding both sexes, were found in the public schools,
which support good eputation.-Saiem Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

A paragraph has been published throughout
the union stating that Mr.. Burr, was Afflicted in
tins city or neghbourhood with drcpsy in bis bead
the thing had no sort of found a ion-it was only
a specimen of skill in the fine arts !-AURoRA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

we have ii from very good authority that in
consequence Of LAKE accounts from Cadiz, Flour
has risen 10 aud ID dolls. per barrel in Rich.
mond, Petersburg, and this Borough
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
The Virginia Argus.
RICH MONDE;
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER !. 1904.
FROM NoNFoLX. Aucnsr y =

FROM NORFOLK, AUGUST y.
The following has been handed us from respec-
table source, and we are authorised TO say, may
be depended on.
Extract q a letter irons Madrid to an Aneyicar
1ouse IN Cudis, ,eceioed BY tbe ship Sbrp5e,ds.s,
captain 'psHs. dated. Madrid. .Ii,y s. iSOt.
take up my pen to inform you, that such is
tne state OF Things berween the two governments,
that there is more than probability that var
must ensue. In fat such is the situation of,hnus.
that one or the other government n,uet ,ece and
1t ON such points, that the American govern
ment neif6er can, and have declared ttry ncver wH
recsfe rom Our Minister has called for fina,
answer on Tuesday, and if not favorable, means
TO demand his passports AMI quit the country
lie is IN fast making every preparation for
n'sdepar'ure. He intends notifying our Com.
merc'ai Agents next week OF the state OF things,
IT nothing more favorable occurs"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
Wanted to fire.
July II.

A Negro Woman competent TO the houfehald
buGnefs of a fmall fanny. AS conf cradle trut
will neceGltily be rePofed in her, i,oera' wages
will be given to one of good character, and
none elfe need apply.
Enquire oftbe Printer.
July IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
9ubItr EaIs
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
a,iso'..ock, will be fold at he Vendue Store,
u NJ
lohhds. ard DIS. Fr-aeh Brandy inpipes,
GIN in Pipss ar bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in DIS.
Sugar in hhds. tiereca and bis.
S9pas's aud brove Soap and inbone..
MUD and d,pt Candles
R,ins in kegs, boxes and jars,
FIGS in kegs ana fails.
Oaeen's Ware ia crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-6Lso,
A Variety Of DRY GOOpS,
among which, are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
Dufhs, Plains. Ktrleys, Negro Cortonso
Sergrs, ElaRicks. blue Friezts.
Cailmancoes, Ralcls, Yarn Stockings
Chinsz-s and Calicces,
Irih Linens, Sile6a do.
Oinsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Muffin and Muffin Hanoketehiefs,
Isdia Mullins ard Table Cloths,
3anddnna Handkelchiefs,
Colou'd Threads, Hats, and fandry ether
articles.
Philip G. M0zftlIsr.
Augutf3 5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
mo. ao55.
ROBERTO. JAMESON,
CHess ~ sale.
o. oco ihs GRIFFIN COFFEE e.

10000 IDS. GNELN GCEtLG,
5000 do. Co:oa,
40 hhds. Mpleoyado Sugar,
70 bags Of Cofion,
10 %punca's fine Award St. Cfoix G,aE2
% bids. Mola9css
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 az. chefs OF frrGa Teas aio.ted,
10 pipes L,odon 2. MsdeiFs7
8 co. cid Puft
4 do. P. Iennerffe ~
Is q. catks sherry, and "a
4 pipes 6iaGds i
8 hhds, gree" ccPperas,
htds. Roll B,imaone.
2 hhds. Nader,
e hhds. Alum, and
1zo boxes SPanih Segars of d.fsrens
qualities, with moe otSes arsiclesin the G.orety
Line.
May az. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
THIS as to g1ue Notice,

THIS as to g1ue Notice,
THAT the fub!cribef Of alexandra
caua y, bath obtained from sFe Orphans Court
o, he f!id countys in The D,tla # Columbia,
samlnitratioa ON the pcff5nal state Of C64YAs
T~aztson, late OF the faie county, deeealed !:
All perlors having claims sgsioG fhe laid decd,
ata hereby wasn5d to cxhiblt the fsme with tie
vouchers thereof to the !ubir1iber, at or bef0re
The irvente,nth day of January nsxt, they may
otheiw,lc by law be c&ciadcd tgola al benefit oe
the faid c&att.
Given under my hand this tegeuseea:h day Ct
Jaiy, 1893.
Andrew Jamiefon,
Adairiara.ot OF Chas. ~4mitfon.
N. 3. All p%erfons indebted to the Eid rRate
are hesehy required 20 make immediate pay.
nent to no absgs aaGed ads4aiRlatof.
July IL. vcAw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
Fave Dollars Rewa1d.

FOR qpprchending an committing TO Jail. or
bringing nom: AL6E, a Negro wonsn who ran
away on T'uefaAy morning he ~ h MT. Shr is
aoous 80 years OF age, OF mlldle iiz:, dark
brown complexion, her nofc higher than thofs
ominon TO negroes; "a: took with her ayariesy
OF clothing.
Her m1,hsr, WlRNY, about 60 years Of
zge a aous black woman, has oeen run.
away Tor about-6 years. She was fer f.metips
IN Alexandria, called her D4ne Winny Buckn.r.
and once hired EcisIf to a Mr.. Sutton of that
place: 81: has face been heard OF at Baltimore.
II is likely Ale has raade for Fredcrick6l arg, 10
make her eicspc to her mo,heY.
Il both ere iecureG, 70 that / &c, them agsin,
! WA giys Ih!Efy Dollars.
Richard Norris.
Cdlpe?Pef Court Houfc,
joly Is. dr7r
4 Tan Ku1a 5or Sac,
lns Good Fl uat,on in the country 10 purebaSa
Hiies or diilcft q leather.
En4Mrs gMs Printer.
"! 'A a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
DRY GOODS

Ssuap'sd to the prelent eafon.--All perfons
,ss0g claims agai0f him are requeaed to preftnt
",% Tor iettle'nent, and thofe indebted to him
'll DC plsafed to make payment.
,.,., John HorGxrgh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending TO leave this place early next fall,
|clefs Tor lale, on The mott reasonable terms, his
HioCK 90 HAND, conifing of a handfome fe-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
iNDEN

Three prodigies in Virginia i2s
Hob't Hens murder the original Of Ba-
cons rebellion 81
Col. Mafons x Capt, Brents expedition 4to7
The king of the Dogs bartian s,
recovery rs 9
Pascataway ffor, besieged 9tol2
Marylands iira danger IL Is
Mr.. BacorS overseer & ferv't kili'd Is
Small familyes Withdrew into fortified
houses IS IA
Conditions DELAYED by the Covern'r Ii Is
Mr.. Baeons 6rif expedition 10 II Is
Mr.. Bacon taken 10
The Cows speech to tn afIembly 90
Mr.. Bacons recaaation & pentence % %
Mr.. Laurence & MIR. Drnnond noted
by the Govern "a IS
TIL aiiembly impo!ed upon % to SO
The Queen of Plmunky introduced sS to So
Mr. baeons escape 33 81
Mr.. Laurence wrOng'd by the Cov'r 33
The Governs stratagem to crcunivsnt
MFR. Bacon 81 So Sc
Mr.. Bacons adherents & threatnings 81
Mr.. Bacon enters James town with his
army Sc 81
The Govern & Mr. Bacon. furious
actions 81 to IS
Mr.. Bacon made General 10 IA
ComiiiIonsto the comand'rs ofthe militia As 40 AZ
The Govern'rs 81 assemblys letters ~ 10
The anenby diGolved 40 so 81
Gen. Bacons firit nieiiage by Capt. Car
SO SIS
Gloster and Middlesex militia rais'd 81
The Governors flight to Accomack SIS
Strict oaths inpoied by Gen. Bacon So
A Spy hang'd by Gen. Bacon & his Gle
nlency SIS SO
Gen. Bacons 2draefage by Major Lang
ston SIS
The Governs Cd attempt 81
James town taken & burnt by Gen Ba-
So
Gen. Bacons Convention Proclamation
8; oaths SIS So
Marylands I'd danger So 90
Capt. Larimores ship priest so
Colo. Warmers speech of setting marks
on the Acco1aok men 81
The flip iurpriz'd * taken by the CO.
vern'rs party 90 6s ga
Capt. Carver executed 65
S'r Henry Chieheeys danger & distast 65
Gen. Bacons death Go
Ingram & Watelet submitted and par
doned 66
Mr.. Drumond put to death CT
Laurence with 4 others never heard of 6s
Gen. Bacons bones never found 6s so
The iReet arriv'd from England SO
Bland * many others executed 20
Fleet returned TO England II
The Govern'rs death II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
FOR SALE,
On liberal terms, by tie Snbseriber,

On liberal terms, Iy tbe Subscribers,
TIE HOUSE and LOT near the River
4 Bank, at Prefent in the occupancy of Mr. John
Taylor, and dnguihed in the plan of the city by the
number 8, the property of the eltate of Patrick
Wright, dec which, if not dpoied of privately before
the rt day of September next, will on that day at
o'clock in the forenoon be fold the premifes, for
one half cath, and the other half credit of so days.
for an approved endoried noteAn ndifputable title
will be made before the money is received.
PROSSER e MONCURE
July l8. ep1S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
Mediterranean PQssb0yts.

Office is hereby given, that it has been
-! deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifTued to veGels of
the United States; that from the sth day of Ju-
ly next, thoie of the new form will be iiIued at
the cuitom houies to every vefel, for which ap-
Phcation may be made on a compliance with
the terms preicrbed By law and fllrrendering the
former pahport of which fhe may be pontaed,
II any, IN which latter cafe no fees will be reaui-
red for the exchange and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fufficient to pro-
tect the vefIelS of the United States, from cap
ture until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form of paiiport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd of May, 1904. :
TIE printers ot'fbe AaqOJ offbe United Stafe5 are
req@sjfed to insert tie Abo4e in tbei~ Gazette,
tq0iee a 7Oeck far the space efEs months, and fbe
ColleaorJ eftbe cgFon5 to Keep copies Of it boqed
UP in tbeir offices.
1tme, Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

HAT the Common Hall Of the City of Rich
L mOnd, zVW at er nssf nvontly ,ueefi1g 6r0e.ld 4,
recommend 10 The Coa,t Of ngs far the said CITY, one
Ut and proper PH5aa to be appointed COMSTI4BLE
t6s said City, in fbf Of Leighton H,-9, 4ebo bail
rsGgneA
ANDREW STEVENSON, c. c. II.
A4gEf %. e5tl7Se5