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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

fN1lLL be offered for sale, to IT,.
q w highest bidder. on "Wednesday The 35d
day Of January, 1905, f fair, IL not the nex, fa;r
DAY at the late dwelling house of Whliar, {.
Smith, dec. Of this coorty, some Stock Of L,z7.
TIE, SHEEP U noes, number of yaod
GEESE, several FEl7RER BEDS and ftTY.
'NIgURE. Household and Kitchen FTT9vT-
lure 50 Salons Of Apple and Peach BPAk.
N, single .cHdIR. and snndry o,ler articles.
Twelve months credit viii be allowed the ,,trcha.
se's tor Az sums above Ten dollars, On giving
PONDS oo win approved security TO carry interest
from the dare ifno, ppnauaily paid. n - nsces
vary that ali persons having Cairns aga;,s, al,
estate OF sad decedent, 20, on or before the da,
4 OF sale, bring forward their accounts nro, e,l,
authenticated, as this nosice win he MEAD il ia,
against any claim produced after rte said da,e.
JOSIAH SMITH, Ex'r.
Powhatsn county. Dee. 18Th. 1904. 3u,s
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Isfailible ISue and EeOer Droos.
For the cure Of Asues, Reri,ian. and Inrerrnis-
tant Fevcss,
Inoufands can esiify sheif beine cured By
ensie drops after the bark asd every other ned;-
e'ne has proved instfeauai nor ore in HUNDRED
aas hsd oseahon 70 take more than QUO, ard NUN
bers nor halfa bottle.
The Sovereign Ointment for tbc I,eb,
whieh y warranted aa infabie remedy al one
aprheation- and may be aled with the motl per
'eot lately by pregnant women. or on an infspe
wees old not contain particle Of mercury. or
any dangerous Ingredients whareter !; ana Is not
accompanied with ,hat tormtnyrg fmart which
attends the exhibition OF other remedies.
FOR the eure OF q ecrra;n dtplorahIe slslady,
The hdian IHegefa6ls Specific.
The Mc4;cines prepared by Richard Lee,
navs been in high eilimasinD and general ufc
Throughout the UBised States, for upwsrds Of dx
years tusny OF them are fold for iefs than the
orngs OF whicl, they, arc compounded could be
purehafed az retail Hore
t y 10 uncomfortable evidence Of their utility. !
maj during the above period, nuricrous ioaisati-
ons 1of every article (the production OF ignorance
aug iasxperienee, urged by envy end penury)
nave intruded an the public, fscn say aud, then
pe'Hnsdi Others now fucrceded them, which in
'te manner are fan defending TO the tomb Of
TIC cspu'cts, while our remedies become more I
sSner ally ufed aud acquire daily aeceEon- of /
wsli Gained celebrity. |
To prevent the impbGtion Of worthiefs or dan l
gefcus preparations, purchsiefs are requefied 70
Remember, ffrt an engraved label, with the 60.
nature ct Richard Lees (to counterfeit which Is |
teionyi - asfIxcd 90 each OF his genuine cdicines
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

JuH 'scrisla az feis od-F, q s0oH coss1gnT1e11 y
l. a w j q o X S.
Ebicb ne cger-t at rbc P5iladeip5is erir-,, 70.
eAsH e'Hy' Dec, %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
Ttc!b and Cum5-

rsAyS', GENUINE EYR WATER,
fovsr;gn -~--,dy ior sil dile-'e' q The e7es
ote,s>- ,he e,Tss Be as,p-,l weakutfs or n aee',
ssn.. Fese.;lv removing inssu'nlaticrs, oea"H =
rs OF rhssa, dsIlnefs, isct;rg ard ii~' on tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
11D ION pLEAgANrs

seyss never failioy TO cure thoic nalsdies which
Meqnens'y fueees the fusl -por, nlsallss and fc-
n ne,'' and wcode,tui;y arenstbeping to wesE
ssns Hesdssds have experienced les excellent
Virtues wnsn ,ceas!y deprived Of eight.
1eofb-Acbs Drops,
ne only rsmesy yer discovered, which olive.
nsalase aud iaaing relief in the moa fevere in
Tbs AnOdyns Elixir,
ror tte sore ofcvery kind Of head ashes
TIE DsmGM Lip Satus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

Sales at Auction.
MILL be sold, on "Wednesday the
wv od,of Jansary next. at u O'clock. % he
premises. for approved negotiable notes n shs
Bank Of Virginia. Ak 80 days, - e"s
Dix 0e'y Oaluab2e .Lofs,
Known in Qrcshey's plan Of the Acad,,rx -
hes,re lots, Mos. !. 4. S. 6,7e: IN. s;,.,st,,,,
Of WHICH IS inferior 70 very Few is any lots in shs
CITY OF Richmond The plan may Sc seen al ssc
oifce of the subscribers. 8 = s's
i,fossEe u 1fosrvsz, y. NJ.
December 25rh. 1874. "a.
n-r ZEE dboss sale a. jpostpoacd tu.fif Jyrs,r..
Gay tie Orb inss. 60. TX =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-09
alsraasrta Datlp zDbsrttss..
SATURDAY, MARcH 9.
CoMMu NIcArIoN.

DIED, yea.rday, Mr.. EZRA Lusr, aged 81
years, Regretted by his acquainsance' and mourn.
Ell by his family.
His friends ere invited to Attend his funeral
today, a, fons o'clock.
&" Tss s,,: bu n.1 70 ia TIER Hve,, lio.'
nft>, ,sen.'
Mr.. LuSr was soe Of thofe frieads TO the
rissrs of ma, that eagas:1 il "a drt C ,ateit .
o, L-x,ngto, an 5a,<er's Hill, where he con.
r,,aiei a CT ap,ov Of men, aai continued in
the icfsice OF ,al, c,r,:f the whole Of The var
And &c NAY now DC f,ii. he " d:feryed well Of
his county,"
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PROCLAMATION

By hi. excellency Anthony Beauion, Es.
quire, governor, in and over the colony
of Essegueho and Dsmsrara, and the
dependencies thereof, president in all
Courts and Colleges, within the same,
&c. ~-TT = 10.
Whefeas, On the Surrender Of these
colonies to his th4jesty's forces, a procla.
nation was issued by their excelencies the
late gen. Grin6eld and commodore Hood,
commanders ID chief Of said forces, ad.
mit,ing the importation of certain articles
In neutral bottoms, and the exploration Of
produce In return for the provisions SO i'm
ported: Aud whereas the principal officers
Of hi, inaiesty's customs have declared
that from circumstances, they consider the
SAID proclamation may be done away. and
sonse quen,ly do not feel themselves any
LONGER authorised to allow, under the pre-.
claanation, the importation AID expor,aiion
aforementioned: And whereas 1t il ne
ver,heless necessary and expedient that the
admission regarding neutrals as aforesaid,
should continue in the inanner herein after
expressed. Ihave therefore thought ct to
issue this my Proclamation hereby declar.
ing that it shall be allowed to import in
American vessels OF other boteoms, be.
longing to the subjects of any power in
ami,y with his majesty, from the United
States Of North Aneriea, or any Of the
American aominioss Of the powers in
amity as Aforesaid, paftis, grain, zuded Of
esery hind, suh jfsh, and soeh provisions
and articles Of inmediase necessity u do
not interfere With the trade Of Creas-BFi-
tain aud to export produce in such vessels.
to the amount Of their said imports, on
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Catholic CATHEDRAL CHURCH
L o + II E R Y.

Fertieth Days Drawing.
zoo tickets were drawn this day, among
which were the following prizes.
Prize Of Five hundred Dollars.
No. 51s4, (6rst drawn blank after 1000
~. tickets
Prizes Of Tue Hundred Dalars.
Nos. 7425, 1889, 1876.
Prizes Of One Huna7ed Dollars.
Nos. 1eoea, feose. 1875, 1886, a949,
{. Ie4s7, 1858.
PTises Of SO dollars.
Nos. 6ass, 1879. $3.50, te4ss, 1885,
1871, 1889, 1905, 17,ee, 64so.
Prizes Of TWENTY-FIVE Dozars.,
Nos 24os, 1888, 1862. loo2s, ae.
80 Of 20, and I1sef IS.
Gain Of the wheel this day lu$5 dol
lSrs.
Adjourned til Thursday, at so'elGet.
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=" JOHN oRDE."
R E'P L Y.
e IoUr ExcslIency,


"Our duty being that Of obedience alone
to our respective governments, shall
leave to the neutral nations the care OF re.
claiming against the injury they may aus.
tain, by the declaration OF the blockade OF
Cadiz,
"A mere declaration, on the part of the
English government, does not suffice to
annul the rights of nations. Force alone
can give it any effect:
The Spanish fishermen occupy them
selves in their fishery; but no law or force
will suffice to make them snfaithful to their
king, Your excellency would not exact
from them so horrible i service.
Nor can believe that of your own &C.
cord you propose to me eulpable insction,
when the ships of your squadron shall ap-
proaeh within shot of the forts.
" There is 40 agreement or condition
which can relieve me from my duty, nor
is there a power on earth authorised to
propose to me my dishonor. Your excel
lency may, if he pleases, deprive an inno-
cent people of their support, bu, he cannot
deprive those who ought to be the guard.
ans of their honor. The arms of his Ca.
tholic majesty, my master, have not been
the aggressors, but they shall never pass
thro' the ignominy of shameful tolera.
ton.
God keep you many years, &c.
"CADIz, Jan. 8, 1906"
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IMPORTANT TO AMERE IN
OMNER

Cow of letter from sir John Orde. ad-
miral Of the British squadron of Cad's,
to his exceiency the marquis de la So
lana, governor of the province OF An
dalusia.
On board his majewg's shpthe Gio-
ry, in sight efCaaiz, january =,
1905.
YouR ExCELLENcY,
Having received official informant
on tn at war has been declared by Spain a.
eainst the king my master, I find myself
under the painful necessity of placing the
DOR, of Cadiz in a state of blocka,lr.
" I consider it right to inform your ex-
ceilency of this intention, in order that your
excsllency, as well as the foreign consul',
residing at Cadiz, may be acquainted that
every neutral vessel, which may attempt
either to enter or depart from Cadiz, shall
be subject in future to its full effects.
The boats employed 10 the fisheries
shall &C ntlnue to pass unnolessed, so long
as their sole occupation shall be that OF
6shias, Notwithstanding have reason to
believe tha, this is not always the case3
and so long as the batteries in the neigh.
borhood of Cadiz and Custa shall abstain
from firing on any English ships OF war,
that from any accident, may fall within
the reach of the batteries.
" have the honor to be, with the
greatest consideration and personal regard
your excelsney's most obedien, and hum.
blx servant.
John ORDE."
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D WI D E " D,
IL tk est Of JAMas SMIrH---a 8snkrxp.


TIME eommifioner., IN conm;aion Of hank.
. j ropscy swsidea ana aded forth igainG
Je.as Smiit. Of Dumirie., 10 the county of
Prince Willi,m, and iste Of Virginia; nerehaut |;
intend to NEE. Il their oihce; Iise toufe of Ben.
y! tsr ss ss ss II i March "sss, 60. ~
lung ss.' r , ss"1 ri , 4 s's e
the aid Bsssrup, when and whes. the cr.li.
to-, Who Ave no, .j,e.sy -pse,ed their debts;
.re to .nena; pier'ea g prove the FAM, or
they win Be excluded ihs be'eas Of the fsid divi-
asod, which will b PAID ~ the lse.e''G s i,
public notice viii Be given.
- 1imosh, Brandige,
- Aaignev Of .he eaase Of Jane, Smith:
Damftie., istb Feb. Itsws3eM3f ,
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phil paper.}

The most material intelligence in the
London papers received by the Flora, ar.
rived at Nsw-York, is the overture for
peace made on the part of France, which
Is referred to in the king of Great Britain's
speech.
The conduct to be pursued by England
in consequence, produces much speculate
On, but that part of the kings speech which
declines negotiation until other powers In
Europe shalt be consulted, with the general
tenor of the speech, does not appear to IA.
vor the idea Of peace being concludsd.-.-.
The French official Expose, some material
parts of which We give seems to warrant
the same opinion.
Vigorous preparations for prosecuting
the war with France and Spain. arc still
making by Great Britain. Ten thousand
additional seamen and marines are, it is
stated, to be Immediately raised.
French Espose.-The Moniteur, con-
tanning the official exposition Of the state Of
France, was received at London on the
14h January, and had the effect to check
the rise Of the funds produced by the over
lures ofpeaee. A Londonpa paper mentions
some of the most material articles in this
Official expose. II was presented on tho
SO;h Of Dec. four DAYS after the opening Of
the legislative session.
The expose notices the extremely hou-
rishing state of the French finances, and OF
the whole interior arrangements of the
French empire. 1t says--.the electors and
all the members of the Gernanic body
faithfully maintain the relations of bcnevo-
lence and friendship that unite them with
Frar ce--.the Italian and Batavian republics
are to have adehnitlve organization. Prus.
STA rs the friend of France, aud the emFe.
ror IS anxious to seize every opportunity
to deserve her friendship. We have gain.
ed Hanover, il says, and are more than e.
yer in condition to aim decisive blows at
our enemies. Russia, it observes, has no
other interest than to find in her relations
with France, necessary mart for her pro.
ductlons. The xpose acknowledges that
France has lost all influence in the divan,
and saws, May Turkey no, learn, a, the
expence Of her existence, that fear and
uncertainty accelerate the downfall Of EN-.
pires, thousand times more fatally than
the dangers and losses of an unfortunate
war"
OF Great Britain, and the present war,
il saws that "the treaty of Amiens furnish.
-s the only terms on which peace will be
made ~ Tie emperor, and that he will on
no account suffer Grsa,-Britsia to retain
Malt"
A London ministerial paper remarks on
tie awe, " If Bonaparte abide by this
determination, peace 10 far distant. II
England went to war because the treaty oi
Amiens was inadequate to render peace
secure. We shah hardly consent to = second
sdi,io. of tha, treaty. To the treaty Of
Amiens. therefore. we cannot accede.-
We shall neither abandon Malta, nor con.
SEQ, - leave Holland in Its present depend.
Sas condition.
Ps;!a. pabe'.l
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in COMMON Council,
sh March, 1905.

stb March, 1905. :.
;, Oraered, That Bernard Bryan, fhomss
Herbert, and Joseph Riddls, DC aPpo'dssa
eommi ssiouers 10 hold AN election IN tia
second ward Of the town, on the 20th day
of the pyesen, month";. fer the purpose Of
electing a mea,her of the Common Council
for the said ward il place Of Jonah ThemF--
son, eise,ed Mayor The sad election IS
to be held az the court houss.
Test, 49,
James MRea, &C
March 8 - eet2OthM.
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paying In behalfof government, the estab'
i:shed and accustomed duties on such i'm
ports and exports, at the receivers ehice
of this colony, and ali this until further
order.
ANTHONY BEAUJON.
Given at Demerara, Oct. 80, 1854.
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NE w B r IG.
on Saturday, the 18Th March,

on Saturday, the 18Th March,
s Nm at aIf pat 10 o'cL.k 10 nd
.&M q forenoon will be fold at PUB
NxfH, Lie AUCTION, at John AMI
1Nt3NEIA Timul Yowelrs Wharf, tia
M@&4$lSsy$A NEW BRIG lately bull, by
ssSsa3ssf9 McT's. Turner ana Randalls
hur.heo is5 ,e-s4 tons, on credit IA tola
lows:
1000 dollar, in 50 days,
1000 dollars in 90 days,
80, 1000 dollars 10 r2o days,
and the balance at tx and eight mob,hs, eq7if
payments:
March 9. -" dr6shM
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paving In behalf Of government, the est.b.
i:shed and accustomed duties on such i'm
ports and exports, at the receivers ehice
of this colony, and ali this until further
order.
ANTHONY BEAUJoN.
Given at Demerara, Oct. 80, 1884.
address ef the Trib,nQte to his Majesty
the Emperor Of the French.
"slRs, j;
" Your very faithful subjects, the
members Of the tribuaate, have heard with
emotion the speech whichyeur majesty has
pronounced a, the opening Of the session
Of the Legislative body. I. has been much
Affected bv the dispositions which yoa have
manifested to maintain The honor and
glory Of the French nation abroad, aud
to secure it happiness and tranquility al
home.
" You have declared. sir, that you viii
preserve the integrity of the empire. but
that you do not wish to encrsase the terri
tory. Thi. solemn declaration will be to-
Europe the assured pledge Of the senti!
rnen,s Of moderation and peace, which
have constantly animated you.
You majesty has also declared, that
you would not sacrifice its right, nor the
bonds which counee, it with the states
which you have created.
Street.-The glory Of The throne upon
which you are seated, the honor OF the
French people, their real interests, those
even OF all Europe, require that you shaf
never renounce cur interest," which is the
guaranty of the continental peace. :.
You have far her announced, that you
were satisfied witht5e prosperous state OF
the finances, and that no new sacrifice
would be demanded IF the nat ion.
Sire, in doing homage to the visilant
and wise administration which has produce
ed this happy result, the fribanate thinks
itself competent to assure your majesty,
shat you will always find in tn. devotion of
the nation the resources necessary to dis
concert ambitious views, and rePel unjust
aggressions.
"Your majesty has claimed from the tri-
ounate the same assistance, and the same
zeal which YOU have experienced in its pre-.
eediug sessions. Sire in seconding your
majesty, with all its mears s, and all its IN
auenee, the trlbunate VII, emily obey the
sentiments Of its duties, the wish Of the
French people, and the affections which
connect it irrevocably with your sacred
person, and your august family.
The following pa ssages were in the reply
ofthe Emperor His majesty, recolle citing
the proofs Of devotion given by the Tribu-
nate to the country end his person, upon
the most important occasions, and long
time acquainted with the sentiment. Of
that body, said tina, he could add moth.
in9 10 the sentiments which he had ma
infested a. the opening Of the session,
if Il were not the expression of his par:
,icular regard for each Of the members
of the Tribuna,e.
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Chycr-Seed..

The Subscriber ha. jua received, and now Of
itrs tor Sac,
Some excellent CLovER-SEED.
He bias. 9lIs, O. bard,
A flhall quantity of Rhode Iiland eooS'
tatoes of the early kind:
Such a. every farmer, at this fsalo", wouli
VITA to plant. ,
March 9. ... eggs
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Not:ce Is here&y ,ssvch,,


-TH A I hooS' e subj rpn ~, sof 1--we hu".
l dted fn,rr-, n tn. ,Ei,re River rurnpik~'
Company. VIII be pp.4.ed 90 tine ::asth day Il
this month, ard iuh,cnp,ior Tor, faid fAates via
be re~eivea BY JONAH fana-sdS, 10 t!v ,'o.a
of Alexandria. Jono Then.s Rockets, William
Payne ard .aasua,u. Smith, in rte CT UNITY of
Fsirfax Lem Powell. lfteal Jahnsy, J"bn L.
BeckIey, Jofeph Carr and Thomas Fo~isI, ID
: ths county = Louaon. = -,
By order Of the pfssd-nt anil director, Il
the Little Rive, Turnpike Company.
=, Jonah 1admAjdn, Treafurcr.
March 9. aaw3w.
The PreGdent and Directors Of the
Little Rriver Turnpike Company, ar Ihe lat
meeting, ordered, ,ha, tui,s be commenced agai, I
all delinquent S.cesL>iders in iaii company, ip|
difcrim,nstely ter .5rssrages ur tor homer calls
uuris imne5 ja;e gag ms"s IL made. Ii IS the.cs
tore haped and expe.tet prompt payment Of III
inch old balances will .e.svert the painful ne.
GETTY Of entorciHg laid Ieio,ution.
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hov Landing, g. for ya9e by.
EAWRASON AND. FOWLEa
50 bolts Ruflia Duck,
30 DO. 6'a quality Ravens do.
50 bbls. Pork.
March 9. d
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JONAH THOMPSON, was yestee-
day chosen Mayor If the Town-Henry
Rose, President of the Common Council:
and Tames H. 1N'Rea. Clerk to Council.
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Captain Mitchell, of the schooner Para.
CON, arrived at New-Lcndon, from Bayon.
ne informs that on the 2osh Of December,
Mr.. Monroe the American minister, pas
ed through that place on his way to Ma
drld.
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It is stated on private information
from Spain. that the prince fpeace having
killed one of the gentlemen belonging to
his household, the prince of Asturlas had
ordered him 70 be arrested, and that he
had fed.
phil Paper
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-09

IN purluance of an aa of the General AfTembly of
this commonwealth, entitled, an act authoriGpo
the appointment of mathematical furvevor Of
the city of Richmond, and for other purpoies paed
the eighth day of January, 1905.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
n in virtue OF a writ of 0d9uod dsmnuy iTiled from
the court of the county Of Henrioo, aud to me d.
reeted, iba on the 18th day of Augua next, with
a jury, meet on the lands through which the common
council of the city Of Richmond, propofe to extend
the crois Rrcet Of iaid city James river to con-
nea that part of the town lying on the eaa Gde of
Shockr creek, with that on the wet Gde thereof
by continuation Of the leveral hreets already laid
out atros the lid creek till their junction with each
other; and to lay out and extend the way now ufed
as ftreet from the northern boundary of the CITY
Of Richmond, 90 BY ra;e's lanyard TO the mar
kct-hou'e, aud from thence continued along Robert
Mitchelrs Tenement the river, and extend the
treet from the old fiot facfory near the MARGIN of
the river to Rockets landing as the fame is now uf
ed-then and there view the lands and carry into
effect the fald fuit Of ad gvod d1man,u.
N SHEPPARD, Deputy for
William Mayo.
July 10. n5H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-09

an ape, monkey, a ilanderer, calumniator,
maaman, an ambitious popular leader, deipo-
tic demagogue, popular tyrant, &c. &c. He
has accufcd the poftnatter general of crimes and
miidc,neauors, aud that officer has demanded an
enquiry into his conduct. fhal move to con-
fine the enquiry to the charges exhibited to MIR.
Randolph, for have afcertained that if it ihould
60 to his whole official conduct, federalifts will,
unite with the violent republicans, upon the
Guettion, and he will mon afluredly be condem-
ned. My fpeech viii IN will foon be publihed,
exhibits clearer view of the Georgia buinefs
than has before appeared. Col. Lyon obfervsd
in his ipeech that he was Z" grateful to his God
for having given him the face of man and not
that of an ape or monkey" (Randolph had
called him ajackalD and that &c the head of the
gentleman from Virginia was fuller of political
projects than Don Quxotte's was of wind mills,
caftles, dulcineas and all the pomp of knight err
rantry." General Staunton of Rhode Illand
faid his vote would not be influenced by the
"wheedng of fycophants, or the frown of ty-
rants" The northern members are treated by
the junto with the mott fuperlativc degree of
contempt and infult, both in and out of doors.
am fir, with refpe6 and efteem,
Your mott obedient fervant,
JAMES ELLIOTT.