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For TIE ADc1rs


TIE purpose OF the ren'arSs which follow. :.
"a corre0 a instrumentation, which nav nrovr iniu
r'ous 10 my professional utility and nersr,ai inte.
rest Having undertaken 70 ius,run a greater
number of pupils thai. i Is crstonar. for single
teacher 10 receive. an oiIiEion has seen adop.cI
AM circulated vita 50 Nc iu0UStry that nv abi'i.
ties aud eNegtich are ns ioquete 70 the fai,hru'
aud eiiet'ual execution Of nv professional duties
beg leave tos 'gest 20 those VIII, ca,er in t;li.
opinion, ha' udcious disposition of classes
merhooic1 distribution nf time ana the corrr7l,~i
cation ot Nnocledgc throu"h tn. medium Of lee
ures. grs't,y abridge the 3bour Z, d sin,n,fy tl,c
process or ins'Fu.ron Aoour thc middle af .,evt
month. my pupil Will m 'eyEo ,nbiic evemina
LOW. when an ample opp1r'r,uty wia be afforded
or Judging of their com ;lya-ivc ro1iclercv and
pt nv competency 20 per'',rr1, the tas' have IN
fertaken. No erson w1Qse chava Scr hae = Ga N,
10 my respel, Mil do nc 'hc ,nirs.ic,. n ado.,
7nf prPpa9a,s III P'eurtt;m and conjecture an
np'no1 INJURIOUS 70 NY interest ara u-ii,v, when
! thus publicly announce my intention af afford
ing 10 everv person a ospov-un;ty of forming
heir opinions, on The basis fIu-ner oFfe-,. Cir
cumstancts ot = nature psci,iia,iv tsc9,p and ev-
gent. have compelled ne e!l.igz The ;ree,rt ,e,~
~ undertake The ius,ru9;on of /, rrc9ter nu,-,ter
Of pupils taar prrieur rcglrd to nv health ease
ant convenience would justify I'VE arirn tha
I have not undertaken Il task which n, ibis us,
and 7ri,b t5is sacrifice an iuco,1Deteut TO
psh OF the CORE anes Of this aS,er.;,n. 7
pledge myse.to exhibit sa'isfa9ery evi,lenc-
JONES OGLVTG.
R'chmOud March II. 500
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f S c A P E..

TMP'RTgo rom London, will ALTO asnd !, M.
30 H''ns Green, a, iuineas (iud halfs Dol
~ inr each mare. lie is h1rCo of FINE Gzs
w''h feveraI excellent rarirg poin-., and &c high
bed hor'e need he wihed for Ne ,,qs %,
~ Pr-ep5a.e horCe ~ great -epr,-, m, or .
IuI & se~ - the famous Stallion euzz-ri. Rfrs--
w. hn'f Of god fpeed, or v.hi-h fee tbe "a
o'rg Cs esi;r. IOtiN EOONtPS
S7'''ng Green, February a. 1904. wto,
5. fares producing -rrfifici,- ~ their
having Won ppfie or fHe-pf7kc. Z 400 dollar
value. 1'ie seats, or bred ths ~,rucr " ,rr
hq'i be covered yr-.'s. III
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March II.
c0vPr % INDE ICRlfE N1.2.
Nv =
1obn Pickering fjn'i gai'y q bi9b, cyiwer and mi

demcn1rs, az re-r00ss f''o1p o5ice.
MoNDAv, Mcrch II, 1904.
Agreeably to notice gwen to rho House of Re.
presenr7-ives on Saturday, thnt rhc court Of I'm
peachments would this day, at 10 O'Clock, nrccerd
TO pronounce judgment on he articles ofInpeach
Tncnt exhibited ny hem, against ohm Pickering.
the Managers attended, and the firS5 article was
read.
And on the ques ian-Is John Pickering, dis
tritH Iudgeof Hampshire, guilty As charged
in The first article of Impeachm. mt, exhibited Il
gainst him b. The House Of Representatives
Itwas ac'er'nired in the aihrna' ve-Yeas 70
NAYS :. as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Anderson, Baldwin. Brecls-
iurdee, Cooke ,Ellery Franklin Jackson, Logan,
Maclav. Nicholas, Potter. I Smi h, $ Smith,
J Smith (Ohio), J Smith IN ", Sumter, Ven
able, Warrington. Wrght-l9
EhYS-Messrs Adams Hiilhouse, Olcott,
Pickering, PIumer, Tracy, Wels--7.
Tho same on, sli7r was PM, II the same ,vay,
upoA the three remaining articles, and decided by
a ike result
On tho question. j the Court of opinion that
John Pickering be removed frnr, The Office Of
Judge os the Distri9 Court Of the di,ri . Of New
Hampshire I was determined in the atiirma i've
-Yeas %; Nays as follows:
YEAS---Messrs Anderson, Baldwin, Brock
irrjre Cooke. El'ery. Frauklin, Jackson, Logan,
M7Cla, Nicholas, Potter, Smith, s Smith, !.
Smith fOhioi. 7 Smith IN ". Sumter, Vena
be. Wells, Wor;hirgton. Wrighi-20
fYS-Messrs. Adams. Hilihouse, Olcott,
Pickering piumer, Tracy--S
The court then adjourned siHe Gie.
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committee, II was again submitted 10 Tie
committee, w!n were Summoned, Cor tha,
purpose, the next morning; when il was
recohsIdercd, and agreed 10 in the pre-
sehce oi the members previously absent.
ar' X. concluded by expressing his re
greet at having troubled the house with so
dry detail; and said he had made il to
shew, that it there had been no discussion,
it was because there was an ind;sposiiion
OH either side to provoke it.
(To be cortiaHc3.)
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,Enst rcceived end fir Sale 6v Saia,;ci Plea
saRfs, Jun. Richmond, in. fve ooiumes
Oc(aVc, Me
Domestic Encyciob@dia /;

Or. DtcrIoNARY of FACTS, and UsEFUL.
KNowLEDcE compreherdng, i CONCISE view
of the latest discoveries, inventions and improve
ments, chiefly applicable TO rural and domestic
economy. Together with descriptions ofthe most
interesting obie9s of nature and ART the history
of men and animals, in state OF health or dis
ease and practical hints respecting the arts and
manufactures both familiar and commercial. Ii.
Illustrated with
Numerous Engravings and Cuts.
By 4 W VILLICH III d. .-'
Author OF the Lectures on DIET and REGIMEN,
SIC.
First American Edition, with additions. appli-
cable TO the present situation Of the United Sta'es,
By .jAhkS HEASE, II ..
Fellow ofthe American Philosophical Society and
Corresponding Member Of the Literary and
Philosophical Society of Manchester.
The Proprietors deem themselves safe IN say
ing, thar no work pubished in the English lam
SuaSc contains in so sr,a I compass. such va
rety of useful information, IS tha, VIII ch they
now oher to the public and they hat,er them
selves, that the additions which have been made
70 'he present edition, have considerably INCREASED
the sock II useful matter given in the original
work, Several processes in he arts are detail.
eel IN the course Of these additions, which wee
never before published, and are only to he found
IN he note books of European manufacturers
they viii barely particu|sr1ze the iT7Dor'an; SUBJ
et's or bleaching. breJviES, ccnerts colours, dye
ing. aia!ti7g citic1 printing ravnisbcs
The agricultural department has been erich
ed by the valuable COMMUNICATIONS of several ex-
nerencedpra9ca' men, and among oyhcr articles.
he most approved nodes OF cuItivating those inn
pociant staples Of the southern states, Cottr and
2 &C. are ie5ai|ed.
The EcomOmicH Deb1urept, has received con
siderable additions Of original communications
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Notice.

a Ill persons having ca ms against the estate Of
s3c Bidhyng1t, dec. are requested 70 bring
.1cu forward Immediately. a. I am determined 10
lose nv ad 'inisra'i~n a; next CHARLOTTE count;
.''s advertisement wal be plead in bar against a.
~ demands If er thai ,iuc
JOHN GARDEN, Admir-. Of
nc. Birtl'wrigh', dec.
1st March 1904
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IMPORTANT,
PARrtcnLHRLr - 80 pRFsrNr.

PARTfcULARLr m 7HF PRESRV7.
Tue subscriber intending to leave Richmond IN
few DAYS, and DESTROYS that any of the CHI
2ens thereof, or hers. should avail thcn,-cves Of
-hc opportunity purchasing the Rev Burziss Al
lison's Patent Righ, f'r diyesdrg fcrmcnted and
disf,ed liquors. Of their dis1greeabe aud dnwhoe-
some qualities. particularly country yum and yvhisk
key, and giving them the favor of West IuIih
run. French brandy, or Holland gin Of the best
qualify. samples are prepared, and VIII be cvhi.
bitcd to those who wish 20 contra1, or iuenca the
same, az The house Of Mr. i"r David-on, burr
milestone maker. near the market.house The
snbqc~ber also invites those who wish 70 have
THEW irfials, or any other engravi1zs upon glass,
70 make immediate application, otherwise a con.
venent opportunity viii We their own nceiea.
TIMOTHY h. RYAN.
Richmond, 18th March, 1874. on
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DIED-At NorGoik. on Monday the
l2,h inst. WILLIAM WALKER, Esq.
ct this city, late OF Warren and county OF
A'bemarle, aged SO years. His death is
regretted by all those who knew him
He was an atfeciio1ate husband, worth,
citizen and d duliiul son.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-21
WASHINGTON CITY, March 10.
IMpE ACHNEN 7.
FRIDAY, March O.


The Court nc Irn1eachments was opened ., .
O'Clock, 80 Managers osthe House ofRepresen-
ta,ives a'tcrtng.
Mr. Mich plso7 1gl;n statcl that the M1n7yar7
raA alllce5 al The testimony IL support % the
articles IS Imncl chw9nt, which 'hey considered
recss-a'y 70 su>starrj1te them. On ,hattesiimc-
nv,,he therefore rested the urosecutiun. Bur.
understanding iaro-ually, that it was iu'endeli o
brine forward sldi:o1ai testimony ,hev " 'erv-
cd ne rg,t, after hearing It, oleriHr sach -,hcr
testimony ard reB'aTkS as they might consider
pr7pcr
Nessrs Olcott and riumer, os New Hampshire
were EXAMINED.
After thc,r y,n,ination several OF the witness
es, previously ajdnoed. were irrerroga'ed:
When Mr. Nicholson addressed The court. 7rs'
said The Managers Of the House Of RepreseD:s-
tives considered the testimony offered IN Support
of the articles of impeachment so conclusive ard
pointed as to r,odcr j, Impossible for them =
iuc;da,e or enforce hv any observations IN theit
powerto make IL was therefore dressed .,
III, Managers a. ipform he court that ne, sub.
rni,te1 he articles On she evidence offered enter-
tanning no doubt of 6dl justice being doHe by the
decision Of he Senate
After putting an interr0gatory 70 orc oc the
witnesses previously examined. The doors cf tho
Senate were closed. with 'he view, il was under
ste ID Of lecdng ~ the articles
We learn TIA, motion was made 70 poztp9ne
the further proceeding IN The ,rial to the
day of and'ost Yeas 20 Nays 10
The motion was supported by Mr. Troc; and
Mr.. Hjllhousc. ard opposed By Mr.. Iohn Smith
(of OhIol and Mir Cooke.
Mr. Nichoas moved that he Hou,e Of Repre-
sen;atives be informed that the Senate will on
Monday proseed 70 pronounce iplg1'ent
motion was then made 70 adjourn the court
until tomorrow land carried.
SATURDAY. March 10.
The Senate with closed doors, resumed the t-;al
of the nl0e1c'rrenr.
Mr. Wii.c novel resolution. sraiiug thai.
inasuuch rs he evidence alduced, in behalf Of
the lI7u,e Of Representatives was c. pa'tc, ar
inasnuch as two Senator's had testified to the in
sanity Of iudgc Pickering, the Senate were not
prepared - decide on the articles ofimDeachuent.
w,rhout allowing tne accused further time to ap-
pear rive do not attempt verbal aocuracy.1
This motion was rei,'}ed Yea710--Eays 70.
The morton of Mr. N;cho as recurring was then
agreed to--Yeas 20-Navs 10.
Judgment viii consequently be pronounced on
Monday (this day.)
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NOT 8

7. The Poo plaffe- General my expeii,s .rs
N7''s aad ai'c- n times of ar,;va' and d.pst,urS
81 7pg 'iu1r turing the continuance % the com
fg Ns hipuati1P sdequatr ton7-nra,iou
or any extra eTPenie tina; may be oceasonc;
thereby.
:. Fif.-sn minutes mall h Above Tor oper;-z
az eloine the nails az az e,F;.ec .yh.,.. 49,
ticuiar time is focciied.
5 For every 'hirfy ninute- deag rur3void,b,4
accidents eycep-sd) in rivne a.ter I'M r.-,e
preferibed N any ccn,ra9. the con-ra9.r Gall
for'ei, one dollar and if the delay conri-,e , IN
I'll the departure ~ any depending mail ,rhcrebv
he mails defined FOR fpch depending mail l,,. a
trip. IN additional forfeiture @! five dollars n.il
lie incurred
New papers as well as letters are 70 Ne re1t
the mail; q If auy perfnn makiag prnro'al,.
'rhTe' 70 Gerry nevlpsper., cher thar tho'c con.
veyed in the nail or his oHu emolunejt. lie
n"h na;s in his prnnorlls Tor what fun he III
carry with the enioument. and for what lu,,,
withos' tha, emoiUmens.
Should anv rerfon making p-onorsla 4, FIRE
an alteration of the times o. arrival and d.r71,na
shove frec'fei he n1uH Gate 10 his p5ooofai the
alteration drGr-d ADD 'he difference they vii
make in the IN % he CONTRACT
6 PerfouS maxi 9 p-opo'a: re dcired 20 :
their prices b the yea rhofe -vho e3r,r,f
will receive 'h-i- nav quarterly IN .he mcn,hs &
auguG, verhe-. February a5I NAV in o,s
u0-h after h cxp;rauor # e7ch cua-tsr.
No nthe han rec white re-f6n Gar r.
employed 20 convey the 'zil
Where he prop rrr n'euds 70 canr.v me
mai in ,hr body o. Cage fiaee. h !, & fred
ns.t II in : f. pro7psl.
The on mader Geaer referves to i;-7-
III he rig', a. declaring any eon,ra9 az N e.
Whenever ,hvce aiures happen which smUuns n
The lof. 60 ri, each
70 2 he eo "a Tor she above rertes ar =
he 70 op-r '-n 90 ire FRI day OF CEohcs re,,.
>nd are 70 continue force tortwo vears
GIDEON GRAN "a.
Fesr-HAsrEE CEuzRht,
General p ,fCEcc.
sh2g m ~, Fri'Ea,v23. 1907. og,f6f
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Kan dUny, same finfe tie

!1'f 7gi1ieT. negro nan HaBeI DIT belonging to
re estafe of Cbvisfobbe1 Roig dec he 10 Il small
DARK jehov with tbi- ~isage o57u 60 yeays ofaqp
hc Uas bired arr tbe beginning oftbe gear and Ia a
s@ort HDeIff BIZ Dgsfey II i,uHJe-s'0o tb0t be 81
loygef his ~ 7rbo h7i ius' beore bseq ,eBrorci tram
Gloucester fof5e bi1n,a'ior nj Hatey VasbiagtOu,
esq., ia Fteicyict, BY Mss lfiied Roofes. IN zg5oa
'5e beirgef-r5e 7oif~s name is NemiHo. it is s5-
poseihe teilo,o is sW mar Der. ,pbererer she Bin
BE- ycW give Zen Doli1rs IN aiitiou IN 7vbat f5e
k1r dHoJys, to any bersor Jr5o will euey BIN to me
~ GIopceHer, ar baf tbrt s1m 70 bgvc hin secured
IL Jail so fba' recovcv lin, I,-4-r m berson, no,
IN erftoy lin IL any ma Hev, mar permit BIN 70 re-
mdiItr their bioriq'io ..
I'm: CURTIS. Ev'or f C. Robinson.
Giop-eser, H.yhyate. I'm jf. 1895
T. s. Hiswieysooi tbm be 5ss o5fqire r 37ss.
W5ose name is toH. /, not ks3ym--His ye7,es'ei
-'',7 hri' a3"ehrgdef that zoe pass may be secsyei
and deh;veyei yrifb bin.
5tt Ur p
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Stephen B uanzziHo o. IN.

CUST arrived from Philadelphia. beg 'cave 70
inform inc public, tina they have o3tued A
SIDRE oyIo,i'e 70 the Marie house. which
was form .r,y occupied By NIr isaac Nely5n /;
where they r.ler f'r sale the following articles.
TOR each. ~ . v-r. low price.--An assortnien. Of
10 )&iNG GLASSES. and a han lsolie c,!ltc.
ton OF PICTURES in a. ,ant gilt fames. with
m assortment of BNROMETERS and TIL r..
MOMETERS, and an assortment Of ,pECTA.
Giles. Tines ave likewise = great variety Of
TOYS of Ri .e,ent Jes, ptiors.
RichuonI. May.h -, 1904. q,vs
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The Clergy Of the
Gil OF Richmond are requested w the Trustees
ofthe Fee Scho J. 70 solicit c,ntr;i,u,ions for ,h,.
benefit OF that institution next Sabbl.h day, at
their respective places f Worship.
JOHN BUCHANAN,
Prcsidens pro. TEN.
s-77 ASernon may DC expected a, The Capt.
tel, At the usual hour. in compliance wh the a.
bove m
March 20th, 1904
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nc public is hereby caE-
uoued 10 b ware Of rasca lwho ..I. I'm.
self EDWARD WILLIAM EA6Jr.
W o has lately robbed me and oilers 20 :
pretty considerable amount, lie Is by
% d. a 'aylor. say he was BON 5rr .fc't
up ~ Bergen county state 81 Rev Jersey.
lie is a spare, tail man about Is ur 60
wears old, ljgh hair and eyes and rsir skin
Lad Oh AND carried away q & zen su.'clt
coat with yellow metal buttons, two swans
down vests, two india cotton shirts and ?
pair 81 iig:d coiored veset uvefa.ls lie
IS sensible, artu fellow, reads and vr,ies
weii'and when drunk (Which is ,sfy oGsnJ
IL noisy and trlks latin. will eve re-
ward OF rFE roLLARs 'or apps. hendipe'
the rascal al dn pledge n'-eIf 10 The
public to establish by Sufficient e,,dcncs
what haze charged him wuh.
90 SPENCER HOWELL.
Amelia county. March 10, 1904
49, fr4s' Ne" f,ja,rrs tf.1tal .t.t ne
ion swl mart Misj5r H~ seJf,y of.ne te14
h.c'a gesior0'. as E1ftc 4, r,,jy on 7gfe,l
sober. as 7reH cgi-U'qe5 10 q ceiyr ead in,,,se
oHmoDt5id as any an, IeUev kgtp.
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PRCPD&.HLS

For carrying the Mails OF the United States. or,
the following Post Roads win We received ?, the
General Post-OHce in Washington, until the
18Th day of June next, inclusive
II From Washington by Georgetown, Alex
and'ia Colchester, Dumfrics, hqnia and Fall
mouth to fredericksburg. SIX t's'es : week.
Nay ~ November |.
Leave Washington eve,y lay. Sunday excent-
ed, at 8 p M and arrive at Alexandra ., : ID
p. M. and Fredericksburg by ,he next noon, IN
IS hours
Returning Fredericksburg everv DIV.
Monday excepted, at 4 m and arrive in Vasi,-
inGton BY lip m.
November to May1.
Leave Washington every day, Sunday exccpt.
ed. at p. m. and arrive 4, Fredericksburg The
next da' by p. m. Leave Fredericksbury cverv
day, Tuesday excepted, at a. M and arrive n,
Washington same dsy bv 10 d. IN
Ia. From fredericksburg by Bowling Gree,
and Hanover c. H. 10 l&chmoni six Zines :, week.
Ma, 70 November l.
Le1va fredericksburg every day, SUNDAY ex,
copied at p. n. and arrive at Richmond the
next day by3 \. m. in II hours
Returning Leave Richmond every l,v Sr,-
day excepted. A. op. m. and arrive At FreIericks-
burg the next dav b. 10 Il. m. in Is hours
November / ~ NAV
Leave Frederick burg every dav, MONDAY ex-
copied at a. nj and arrive at Richmond ,he
same dav Ivy Z p m.
Retonmg-Leave Richmond every day, Non.
dav excepted. ats a n. I'd arrive 4. Fredencks.
bnrq he same daY BY p. m.
II Fr"m Richmond b. Manchester and o..
hornes 10 Petersburg, eve~y day. Leave Ricbs
n"nd every da at m. aud arrive a, Peers
burg by9N. m Leave perrr abnrg evsry day =,
p m. and arrive at Richmond b. g p. m.
20. From Richmond Frazier, NeN Ken. G
h. William, hrrg Yorktown and Ha;nDon -
Norfolk three t'm'S week. Leave !,;chn, Il
ever, M'nda, W~dnrs,Ia, and J id.t a, 8
M and arrive a Hanp.on h, gp. m. anil n T.r.
folk ON Tuesday, Thursday ana Satu,da., b, &;
a m.
Re'a'ni9g--1eave Norfoll, every 'roe..,,r.
rhuraias an' Samr'a., At p. II. and .-i. IS
Edmond the nsNt dayT by Z p. NJ. in Sim, -,
y. From Petersburg by City Pain,, cam
'omr, Smithisd, Gurry c h. and Gu i,oli. G. n 70
Portsmouth, three tipc. week. I.c,v, Pst.~,.
> re- every Monda "Wednesday ans F,ida, e
u q m. and arrive at Por s,oash he rext ds.a
by "a. M
Rsu-aia5--Leav~ Portsmouth every n9o,4au
Wedne.la' and Friday, at p. NJ and arrive u
petersburg the next da S nv p. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-21

RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENI.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81. 1904.
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F"'eTHI = -'f-LTcC,
s'9g ov ~, Fri'Ha,V %. 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20
NEW. WORK. Inne E.

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Alexander
Lamb, keeper of the prison, put an end to
his existence by shooting himself. This
event is ascribed to embarrassed circum-
stances, by our informant.
June /.
SUIc1DEs,-Within the last few days
number Of suicides have occurred in this
city and its neighbourhood- several have
come TO our knowledge, which we were
requested not to notice by the relatives of
the deceased. On Thursday morning,
Henry Hannah, shoemaker, who lived in
the Old slip, hung himself He had been
deranged for some time, and had threat
ened bis wife in consequence Of which,
his brother in.law slept IN the house in or
der TO attend him. In the morning above
mentioned he Left his brother IN bed about
day light, went down stairs, as was suppo
sed, as usual, to open his shop. His bro.
ther followed him shortly after, and, read.
er, Judge of his surprise, when he found
him a corpse, hanging by a handkerchief
in the entry Of his own house.-He had e.
levated himself By means Of chair, and
after swinging %, it is supposed he kicked
1t from under him.
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No. H..
l4th November. 1908.

l have Just received yours of the Sd,
and must lose no tune In acquainting you,
that the ink was legible in two or three
places ofthatle letter; perhaps YOU have bro't
the sheet too near to the othercomposition {:
nevertheless there was not any word that
was leg'ble.
observe that the post mark of the let
ter was Strasburgh would it nor be bet
ter, that your friends, at Strasburgh put
the letters into the post Office at Khel For
one ought not TO trust TO the post Office at
the former city.
wait with impstience your report of
the particulars Of the conferences YOU men.
ton, as also the arrangements which you
have made.
Instead of the address you have hither
to used, beg of you to make use of the
first fourteen addresses which you will find
at the bottom of this, taking care 10 use
them alternately, and to change the seal
and alter the hand frequently.
You may, for the future address YOUR
letters under cover TO "Mr. Lindemann,
post Office, at Munich" where you may
recommend them to the care of the SER
want at the post Office. Not TO give rise
TO the least misunderstanding on this
point, here subJoin form of each of the
three methods which you must use alter.
nately.
First method" To Mon. Jacob Rech-
berg, recommended TO the care of Mons.
1indemann, of the post office, at Munich"
Second method" To Monsieur Lin
demann, post Office, at Munich, TO be
transmitted to NJ. Pierre Straulino, mer-
chant"
Third method" To Mrs. Cramer, at
Munich" and afterwards put under cover,
addressed 20 Mr.. Lindemann."
N. B. Take care never to write upon
your letters, " to be forwarded to NJ. D."
Ii is not Only unnecessary, but may excite
suspicion.
The following are the addresses which
you must for the future, alternately use
for your letters at the same time putting.
them under cover, and addressing them to
the care of Mr.. Lindemann:
/. MIR. Rciberg-2. NJ. Pierre Stran-
limo, merchants. Mrs. Cramer-4. NJ.
Graslli--5. Doctor Stretcher-6. Rev.
Father Waldsegg-7. Councillor Fischer
IS. Miss Jaxer-9. NJ. de Zucher, Ply
slcian-lo. Count da Westerholf-lI.
Councillor MuIier-l2. Mr.. de Cirschaum
---l3. Mr.. Schelienbcrg--i4. Miss de
Schneirt.
That your letters may never miscarry,
you may, fyou think proper, make them
somewhat heavier, paying additional post
age.
Accept, sir, the assurances of my par
ticuIar friendship.
ITO be cart n,ted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

! british friga,es are now OF this port, in
waiting for the French ships destined out.
They come into the Narrows at night. *
lay ofaii day so haiti VIII be impossible
Tor the French rrigales to escape withou,
engaging them. They are supposed to be
the Leander and Boston.-Shnuld Jerome
Bonaparie and his lady take passage in
The French friga,es, it is very likely they
will touch az an English hOrs, before they ar.
rive III their mother country"
June Is.
The following article, though it comes
tom questionable source, Lang's Ca
zette, IS not improbable:
We learn that request OF our am
bassador at Paris (Mr. Livingston) to be
recalled, has been accepted by the Presi
dent; and that general Arm5tro of this
state, now senator of The United States,
VIII be appointed to succeed hun"
1t is very certain that Mr.. Livingston
is about to return to the United States
whether general Armstrong would accept
OF the situation or not, cannot be SD GER
tam; but should he be disposed to accept
the mission, the choice is such as no man
OF any party could object to, on the score
OF transcendant talents and integrity, aud
every qualification calculated to render
service and do honor to his country.