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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
ron TIE VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
80 3oRN RArDoLPx.

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RANDoL-n l7yirgin;a's youthful sage:
WHAT themes thy active mind engsgei
Sean'st thou the past, CT present times,
Marked or with virtues, or with crirnesi
Dosi thou for Caius ERASMUS sigh
BY troops Of traitors deota,d 10 die :
Or, while dull careless s.ntrsais sleep,
Ger Marcus Bru,us' fortunes weep;
Or fiPd with patriotic ere.
Timoleon's virtuous .aas admirei
Perhaps thou dosr thro' Grecian lore.
The plans of Petioles explore,
Or else peivaie rho deep designs,
OF vlius' and Eapo,eon's minds !,
Thst ht'est means chou mays, employ,
To save chose rights Some would desirey..
Uhequ4i'd youth, like Dec,us bravel
Like Aristides, jsst ana 2ravei
IS thou thy course commenc'o a, SO end
Yi,rar's ssia freedom T. yfrresf friend.
What tho corrupsiyc love of gain :.
The councils of the nation ssain;
Tho C6ase escspe the lash. whose mans.
y darn'd 20 everlasting fame -
Tho EaokaRson. (the bard who sung
A,yrait's praise hrs done the wrongt
Thosvenal scowsfds, fear and haze
Thy worth and .colrsge. FIRM and great;
Ye perssvere thy country save
The jast,t vir,uous, aad the brave,
VIII warmly second. 10 the end.
VIRTUES < FREEDOMS r1RAEsr rRrrr
SOPHaON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
LEXINGTON, July u.

Some time during the last spring, it was
announced, that combination Of The In
dian tribes east of the Mississippi, had
been formed against the Osages, or Was
hasah, upfhe Missouri. Since that peri
3D. the account OF this expedition has
been doubtcd. We have now to inform
our readers that the intelligence has re.
Gently been confirmed by Chickkasah
Indian, who, with his companion, was in
Lexington few weeks past. He says,
that not only bis own nation have actual.
Iy sent lor~ ard their warriors. but that the
Cherokes, ChacktaIl and all the other
tribes to the north have started on the ex,
petition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
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(" Ratiia a'ors sgao sui.af eelir eapseyum taSt,zs


/" Pdtiaa s'ofs e7'o erfsaf bee paassyam fa6c7zas,
= Rcgumqsr fa,yes 49,
4 ,DfrD--On the 7'h inst Mrs. MAR.
GARET ROW LAND, a wornap endear-
ed to her connections, by her good quail
lies, 4
Let not common place 6auery disgrace
her memory, but let truth aud simplicity
alone express her eulogi1m.
She was wrluous and an afeclionale
wife, fond ard very careful parent good
mistress, and a good neighbor, and she
was charitable
Sine was deeply impressed with sense
Of genuine religion, aud sl.ho' shs might
not have possessed the same strength OF
mind, nor have been csrable of speaking
or writing like the great .Montesquieu, vet
she thought with him hat "The morality
of tho gospel is most excellent thing, and
the most valuable present ,ha, could post
BY have been received by man from his
Crestor'--So true II IS that inferior csps
cities are often as correct and sometimes
more so, than exquisuely refse or cult.
yaled understandings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
CoMMU. IcATIoN.

MatRiED---Cn Tuesday th- soth oil
~ Charlotte county, IN this state, Nj.
PERRIN ALDEY aged los years, 10
Mrs. ANN TANKESLEY, aged eo-she
IS his third wife, sad nc her third husband.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
70 DC Sad, }or CAST.

( AM requested by David Pate.
4 son jr to exposs For sale as trussee. the whole
or 50 much OF the PROPERTY, IN the trus, decd
coryesed, bearing da's The eth February 1903 1
CONSISTING Of the following slaves viz lack lad
Ton = hoy--Kzte and lie, shree children.
Eisly' Sally ard I!enry, Sukey ard her two chill
dren. named Fanny aud Jefferson, ssplso. Molly,
gitt--in orderts satisfy debt ue'frona ne said
neVd pasteson, j. 10 Bsnjsmin Hatcher. ag.ce-
ably 10 the tenor OF I've Said dsed-y nich Gale viii.
cer.s'ny take place on 'he 2e.h day OF sepisnbsr
next. a. the dwelling house ofthe said David Pats
teson in the town e Maucheser.
| George M'Credie, trustee.
| Manchester. Oh August, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

Whatever difference Of opinion may
exist relativeto the utility the gun boats.
il must give pleasure to all to know, that
they have safely crossed The Atlantic, and
that no peculiar danger need be appre
hended from them as sea boats. That
they viii prove as servcea6le against the e.
nemy as IN transporting the men destined
to oppose him, remains yet To pc proved,
After encoun,ering the danger ofthe deep,
it appears that danger from very DIFF.
fefeut quarter, assailed at least one of the
boats: Nos was attacked in the gut Of
Gibraltar by three Spanish priyateers, and
captured after smart engagement. 1t.
Maxwell. her commander, however, made
spirited demonstrates, aud il is under.
stood, procured her release This base and
unmslhabIe, conduct on the part of the
Spanish is probably Consequence Of the
misunderstanding beiweenthe two govern.
meats, which has been laleIy manifested
by the departure Of Mr.. Monroe from
Madrid without having accomplished his
objees and shews tha, il is nece ssary "a
exercise caution corresponding 20 tb<
Characteristic jealousy of that people.
IN. Y. d. Ady.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

The capture Of our gun-boa, by the
Spanish priyateers, can be imputed to no
other cause than her guns being in the
hold--orders having been given Tor the
hxlng them in their proper positions at
ClbTaliars BQl,. Ev. Poss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

Say or DO mere in your behalf, if ys4
can ye proud and unfeeling, We esy. v.
WHY and ye wealthy. who ali as wei, -
ms 'esered woman shall shortly miprie
with The dust.
:. = or deem nor ye that" I'd attempt ga strata
70. eo'o' re s-srit's ape.arsr,
! - ~ yea's mail;e bars kays a n .f;,b, IT,
| :. ,.. 80 ,is 70 socshc that Ssors Of so1,,
which those Who e'er have vis,y'd-
In. PAIRING of . paren, and her rh;id.
IAN teet and rity-
!, 2 sympathy severe which size TOO felt.
Whea on Tier pad lip, the las, farewe;r.
/" Hung trembling. and bespoke. wish.
(" To llnger hsre--and biess" the Offspring ,iaar
. she left a..
:. For heavens She dy'd and heaven is aers--
'sBe mine the solitary balm that
/" Recollection yieids--yes angel pure,
/" While mern'ry holds i,s scar, thy image,
!" Stir shall reign, shall triumph here.
'' And when as now. Imagination forms,
A female who FOR years display q,
Each virtue of her sex,
Thou, ah thou much lamented Margaret,
In her resplendent virtues. .hall be aeck'd.
Richmond. August 8. 1905.
.------- ~ r. fo,,~e ,ter q Ger d,~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

ANECDOrEs,

a sentlcman once apoiogizing 20 COM
pany Tor moi joining in conversation, said
ne was afflicted withn cold in the head and
when that was the case, he WAS al ways.
heavy, dell and stupid" Upon my sous-
then, (repiicd john Wlkes) You are very
much TO dc pitied, for you must have been
aialeled with that same cold in yout head.
ever since snew you.which is more than.
twssty gears.'s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

Among the new arr ngcmen,s Of the
General Post-Oilice lately adopted, 1t is
with pleasure westate. that Contract has
been entered into for line of s,ages, to
convey the mail weekly, TO Frankfort, ID
kentucky, to commence on the first dat
OF October next.--When this arrange.
mens shall have been carried into effect
the whole " states will be united by :
connected line Of stages.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

An Italian was accused Of marrying Ave
wives, When being carried bsiore judge,
who asked why he married so many,
be ar'wcred, in order To meet with a
good one if fssdBLe"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

Early on, Saturday afternoon, thunder
gust visited our city. One flash add It's
accompany ing report, was the most severe
We ever experienced. Its swfos foges
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
pa7aa61e Lands, Fer Sac.


PURSUANT to the last viii and
a ..testamcn, Of William brown. dec. wiz be
offered for SALE. on Tuesday the 5Ih October
uexs. st the late dwelling house of The sad dec
in'Prince George county, two miles from Peters
burg, tina, valuable
TRACE OF LAND,
Adjoining The lands of Robers Boiling ESD con-
,airins by late survey $50 acres go Of which are
nov in W oods. lies well, & the plantation IN good
order for cropping--This land ~ well adapted 70
the chi fure Of grain, has gooddwellng and other
houics and - q healthy Snuation.
4. The peculiar advantages OF this place from its
contge'iy to-Pe,eFsburg, renders IL an objsd wor-
thy OF aiteEsion TO those desirous cf owning that
kind Of property. Il is deemed unnecessary to say
more, as /, is presumed those wishing 10 purchase
win first view the premises. If more agreeable 70
purchasers i, will be laid of in suitable lots, and
The payments made easy--kur more particularly
made known on that day Ten years credit will
be given. II more agreeable 10 the purchaseTs
paying the n;eres' Annually bonds with approv.
ed security and deed oftrnst on the land viii be
required by
carueI pooker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10
Ro. Grecnliow,

Agent and Treasurer.
Williamson, August7th, 1905. DIV
rESAHEN Up bv the subscriber
Il Irving in Fluva1n, county. on the Three
No,ched Read al The place ealled g The Gid
Well same tine in April as', as an Estray, a
PIED BULL. IN siarked, about two years old,
appraised to four dslIars All fifty aerfs.
HENRY MARTIN.
JuYv cfst, 1915 So
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Nofice--To The PgibEc.

IfOffce--I0 me rune.
yEZHEREAs executed two bonds 70 Wea-
w ,hesor Preston, in Decerher. 1904, lor
twelve hundred pounds of Tebscco each for Par'
chase Of traf Of land, one payable IN Deem
Der, 1905. ard the other IN Deoernlner. 1906 this
IS ,herefore 70 forswsrn any person or peyfons
whatsoever. from taxing 40 assignme'n of he
sad bombs as an determined not 20 pa Them.
wiihou, bring co-peled BY law, as ne barga'n
was revoked betwsen the said Preston and myself
Joshua Irby.
Halifax h 81 August, 1905. Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

An attempt was made to stop the Unit.
cd States Mail Stage, by four villains, one
white and three black, on "Wednesday
morning last, at three o'clock, on its wan
from The city of Washington to Baltimore,
near Snowden's Iron Works, about TWEEN.
~ live miles from this cify--they rushed
out OF lhlcket and endeavored 70 seize
the foremost horse, bu, so frightened him
as to render fruitless all attempts to over
take the s!age.--Balt. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

We learn by the sohs Regulator, arrived
at New York. tha, the port of Laguifa
was shut against neutrals on the sab OF
July since Which time no vessel had been
allowedto anchor there except the ship
Stranger, from N, York, which arrived on
the eth, and permitted to enter or days
afterwards.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

me Drought continues in thi. part Of
the country, and in Vermont and East
ward, where the heat,of from FIVE to seven
weeks has destroyed corn, oats, FAX, &c.
70 great extent. In this county yeeeta-
ton Us SO parched that some farmers have
oeen obliged TO fodder their cattle TO keep
them aliyc.--Dee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

AM requested by David Patteson.
Jr 10 expose for sac. a. ira',scs, The whole
oFso much Of the PROPERTY. in the tru,t jse5
conveyed. bearing date the I6'h day Of April ias,.
consisting o. Tie following ,iavRs, viz Jaek lad
r--TOm, boy--ka's and her three ehiidsen---
fBily, Sally and Henry, SutsY aud her two chill.
dssn, named Fanny sad Jsferson, Is also, Molly.
agirl--in order saiisfy e. bi d.. ffoS, the SAID
David Paite'on. II 20 Lyle & ga'Cscaie. ssyee-
ably o,he tenor of lie aid sesd-- hich ssle v.iil
cerainiy take ace on The % h day q September
next, a. the dwelling house ofthe said David pat.
tcson, In The town Of Manc ester
James II. Lcitch, Trustee.
Manchester, Ssh August, 1895
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STOLEN from )

tsA 7 ID or STOLEN from a
NJ wagon. in this city, on The night of the 3)th
July last, a bright hay M ARE. abou: feet Gin
ches high, marked on one of her shoulders with
the letter A: shod all ronnd. her tail cut short and
fcr very long for her size. Anyperson that
viii deliver her 10 Mr. L. Josepir in Richmond
shall receive the reward oil three dollars.
August g. 1906 -
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DY virtue ofmy Office, AS agent

R9 vlrtue Ofmy ofhcc, AS agent
NJ ard treasurer, appointed by the eommissi-
oners Of the LOTTERY, for the benefit Of William
and Mary College, now call upon and en.rest
all those who have mad ,ickes 70 dispose OF, and
have nosyet made returns. TO come forward with
ON delay and invesfne with the cash or speci-
allies, whchtsey may have received for tickets,
thus by them sold
TIE point to De submitted TO the decision Of rae
judiciary. can have clnaueucc on the present re-
quiEisiea ; and IT'S hoped, wi,not be Urged. as Al,
AT opessting against their innmeiiare compliance
Aefs~iss
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SURF County, A4gYsf sth, 1908.

WAS COMMITTEE, the al Of the sad coun-
w ", On The 25d day Of NpriI last, negro
NAV, DICK, and says ihat he belong 20 Psrson
Alexander, of Norh Carolina. which pisc- Ne
left for some ysars-he j. small fellow. about IS
years of age both NJ his ears appear 70 have been
cut The saii negro is nov hired ous agrecsbe
20 law The swner Of such slave is desired TO
come forward. prove his property, pay charges
and tske him away.
low David Price,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

HcepeT pI tlt J u 1lu'Il tO'IIt''''''1t
NOTICE is hereby given, that
~ apsii,ion viii be presented 10 the next &c.
neral Assembly. FOR the privilege of ersGing a
Toll Bridge across pamunky river, feav the place
where bridge now stands, commonly known BY
ihe name Of LissIepags's.
RiChd. Taylor.
Angus. Isl, 1876. wsn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

10y virtue OF a deed OF trust from
i = Thomas Calls, TO secuse the payment of
certain sums ct money therein expressed. viii be
SOLD, on the premises for ready money, on
Monday the 25d day Of Septcmber
A TRACT OF LAND,
In Hanover conaty, formerly the properly of Da
vid Anderson, knownby the name of Anderson's
S'ore, az present occupied by the said Calls.
containing 654 l ? acres, more or lessor so
much hereof as will pay and satisfy the balance
of 3t3f u i0I together with interst still due
on ne said deed of trusi---as also, the expenses
Of carr lsg the same into effeSl.
Charles ! Macmurdo, Trustee.
Eicilrnnlil. Grf tin,,ct iQn5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

~ TIE HIashinetoa and ref
je,ser lrfillesy arc requested 70 auerd ineeting
pt che Company on Monday evening next, az
bal past clock, az Mps-ly's Tavssr.
-Rictm5nd. 6ugu, Bib 1873 I.
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Samuel Booker.

Oanuel BONNer,
Administrator with the will anne xed
hvrnst Q. h, 1908. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-10

l---, AZ Gloucester, a few DAYS ago.
at the house of Mr.. John Seawer, Mr.:
WILLIAM WISEHaSM, ofthis city.
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Fysm tie Charleston Courier.

In the Courier of Monday last, we men-
toned the arrival at this port OF captain
Brum. late master of the brig Success, OF
New-York, aud captain Jordan, late mas
ter of the schooner Two Brothers, Of E.
denton, N. c. These gentlemen have fur
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-23
Sixty barrels New Prime Beef,
JUST RECEIVED,
Ind for Sale BY
Henry K. May.
December -. div
December y.
Mrs. MARY HARDEsTER.

ACeCtHpct 70. div
Mrs. MARY HARDEsTER,
From -Fell's Point, Baltimore,
LAS taken a houfe On Walhingtou. ffreet.
II near the Methodf meeting .houfe; and
VIII open School for teaching Reading ard
Needle Work, on the fra Monday in January
and, as The comeswell recommended, and will
teach at the low price of'71yee Dolza,s per guar,
ter, The hopes 20 meet with encouragement from
the public.
She viii ALTO board two OF three gi.ls, on mo-
derste terms. and pay arid attention TO their
periens and morals.
December a3. eo,ts
The Subfcriber has for Sale, a. his
Store,
FRENCH BRANDY, in pipes
Sugar, by the barrel &
Cider and Apples, by the barrel
Soft heil'd Almonds, by the ffail -
70 boxes of Mukatel Railins
boxes Of large Prunes
TOO bufheis Rhode Iiland Potatoes
20 bufhels do. Beets
COCO VT. Rhode-Iiland Cheefe !. mar, 81
hyperion quality
B Large New York Cabbage. heads
Green Grapes, in Jars
Candle. and Soap. in boxes
A parcel Of excellent Flax
F,rf rate Cavendilh Tobacco
Swee. Oranges, Lines and Lemons i
general ahortnent OF Groceries
A Willis.
- .no-. =. OF
10 The hishea price givea fet
clean Linen Rags, by the Priatar q
this pancr.
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been but 81. exception; this Vas the ship
Citizen, OF New.O Orleans, capt. Chufnsides,
who on his arrival at that place applied for
permission TO sell his cargo, which was de.
MED and the ship ordered off; eapt. G. got
under way about SIX O'Clock in the sycn-
ing and stood 70 sea, Spanish privatesr
then in the port got under way t.hs same
time, and absu, eight hours after boarded
the ship and sent her back to Campeachy,
after plundering the captain aid suPsreargc
of some watches and specie.
The Judge gave them to understand that
the ship and cargo would be condemned;
they made him an offer, which he accept.
ed, of FIVE hundred dollars the ship
was given up and the cap.ors ordered
to pay damages. The agent of the cap
tors paid the Judge 1900 dollars, for cop-
demning captain Brnm s vessel, although
the trial was spun Quite nearly 8 months,
from which sentenceth captain appealed,
and when he appliedto the Tribunal for a
condemnation and proceedings in the trial,
together with some accounts and private
papers. Of his in their possession they re-
fused to let him have them, or any part OF
them, unless hs would revoke the appeal.
Gacfai: 11orda,s's Statement.
"sOn nv passage from Jamaica TO North
Carolina, TO which belonged, with a car-
go OF rum, the proceeds of a cargo OF lum-
Der, which had carried to Jamaica, ! was
captured OFF Havana by Spanish priva-
teer belonging to tha, place; my crew coa-
sisted OF two white men and four negroes,
slaves, belonging 20 gentlemen in North
Carolina, which vas certified by the coll
lectorsin Edenson, from whence | cleared
on my outward passage; they took the me-
grecs on board the Priyateer, together with
alIthc VESSELS and my private papers, con-
tanned in a pocket book; put prize.mas-
ter and four men on board my vessel, and
ordered hervo Campeachy.
On my arrival at this place,th vessel, cargo
&negroes, werecsn lemned. On my express-
ing astonishmentat the condemnation of my
vessel, when every thing relative to her
voyage was SO fair and clear, and enquiring
on what they grounded their desicion, they
produced lciser from the captain Of the
privateer in which he assertes that I had
told him the vessel and negroes were En-
glish properly; I had never told him
word of the kind, nor did he ever ask me
any such question. When could do pa
more, demanded copy of the proceed
ings, together with my pocket book and
private papers, all of which were positive.
1v ~ fire ed me-
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alfrancrta Dalp aDnerttser.
MONDAY, DEcEMBER 2s.

,s From he Me1jf<rraaeas.
kxssaet of letter from Captain Daniel Rogers,
Of the hip Refolution, TO his owners, az
Gloucs&er, dated
MALAsA, Sept. 40, 1895.
!" Oh my Padage from St. Andeso, | was
boarded by the Revenge, II guns, off Caaiz,
aad treated politely, although had a spaai!h
cargo on board, and bound tom one Spanilh
port to another; but I knew that was clear,
or ihould not have taken the wheat; there
was an order Of the court OF ST. James, ncs to
mop neutral vefiels loaded with wheat, bound 70
Spani'h ports, althosgh it was Spauifhs property
That order fill exits.
(" There have bsen great number of Ameri.
tan yeiels carried into Spsniih ports, and con.
osnnsd veaels ana cargo, bur thar is done with;
Were mas been an order from Madrid to deliver
them all up again.
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Enished Us with the following statements Of
the pirasical treatment they experienced
from the Spanish pfivatssrs, and OF the
condemnation Of their vessels at Campsa-
shy.
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~ The hshea price given fet
clean Linen Rags, by the psipiar q
this Paper.
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Extras # a letter jsom PART, dated s5e rst5
Of O3s5>r.

h,s ais, yen sre prepared TO hear Of kcRili.
n nc oslag commenced os the sossiasat. From
s @s 0'herens puslicatioas Of the parties, Judge
,oi yoarielf the caafe, and where the f,ul, l;e..
leu are IS well qualified TO sx it as am. ror
: ANS, svsa sfsss tbe Emperor LETT this, many
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-16

EliLfDCLT 1IA, august io'
The London TINES, of the 24b lG
contain, the following remarks on the u
on of the Liguarian republic with thcFrsna
empiye.
g That which every ore expected, Fh
has watched the ambition and policy, q
Bonaparie. as to what has regarded h'
states of Italy, has come to pass ! he bal
united the Liguarian republic, or G'no'
not with his kiugdonn of Italy, but with me
French empire! How far this union "
in the spiri, of those principles which he
advanced. when he deigned TO accept '?'
sovereignty of the kingdom OF Italy, !"
powers of the continent. who are the ms;
interested in the event, are the best era@a
toiudge. There is, however, one stl'Ehs
difference in these two unious, dltteren'11
certainly more in name than effect, sn'1
certainly cannot escape the most supeFhc..i
observer. The kingdom OF Italy, O'
fundamental constitution. cannot, af's' ~
demise of Bonapar.e, fall uoder The 'o,s
reignty of the same person who wears ~, W.
crown of France the Liguarlan Islu", :.
is absclu' l. Incorporated writ, and 'O"'
part and parcel OF the French empire,
What the policy or caprice r'sa' nav d|
been, which has given rise to tao'' ~ ~
ferent tenures, It is not worth whle 10 ~ :.
o,,;re nor are the conditions which he"
been pleased to impose upon hlmsell, NJ.
ly to allay the jealousy Of AUSTRIA s0' :
Pies.
"From the moment that he became rs, rs.
sident of the Italian republic, his s. g', =.
views to the ultimate sovereignty bns
whole Of Italy, were clearly revea'so' , S
we did not expect that he would have I p,s,
ceeded so rapidly to the accomP'::n na'r'
of his purpose. There is IN the CIV. ~ /,
stances of this union, as we'll as ~ ~ -.
preliminaries and details, character pt~
liarly hostile to this country, and !n,u" sas
in no small degree, to the courtof ,sp ,,t.
The note of the Liguarian Senate pc. ..,,t
ed to the representative of his ln,Y ;r,d
Majesty, seems TO hsye been srauSn I.I,,
more for purposes of offence, tiaauT &.
matte communication. The Austrian ~ =
nipotentiary is cashiered and dlsll'ls'. ,.h :,
ven before the union is proposed WV" me
much indifference as the Emperor D ~
French would one of his military lacqu ~.
The refusal of c.. Britain to ackno"'Iu 20.
the Liguarian republic, is the prlnsslpII, NJ
son assigned for incorporating Inc ' n,
State with the French Empire. now s,t
motive can satisfy Austria, or any ~, ,.s.
interested in the fate Of Italy,, or IVY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-16
Alexand1ia, A4gaR cd, 1905.

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