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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

-, 1850 u
EGJ HEREAS, some time in Sep
w reTnber 1853. gave 70 nv brother in
law, Mr.. Henry Wood, then OF AlhernarIe coun
~, my power OF asiorrey TO sell and dispose of
the following ,raas Of land, TO w,t. 45s5 aere,
lying and being inthe county of Crecabrier s;a.e
of Virginia. on Meadow river, facing the r,ourh
of srel, and joining flIe lands of Wm M'C,uno.
Samuel M'Csungs VIM Hepix and Saml. Price.
Likewise 730 acres, formerly in the county of
Montgomery, and az am informed living now
in the county OF Kanawna on Walkers creek
in the chesuut Forest. including the Iron pond
and the Iron banks. Likewise $50 acres on N,
Business creek; end likewise 1880 acres, sur
veysh for Samuel M'Craw. and lying as well as
the trad OF $50 acres just before mentioned, in
the county OK Montgomery. or as am inform
ed of late in thar OF Ranawha, and whereas
though; proper in the month Of April last TO re.
call the said power of attorney. which was rro.
missed 10 be sent back TO me by the fret oupoytu
niry. unless some conditional sale then stated no
be made was finally concluded, and apprised of
il ar farthesi in the course of September last In
consequence OF which promise, have waited in
vain until now for the same, although Mr Henry
Wood has been twice IN town sincetho beginning
OF Oaober( ast month"; Be it therefore known
10 all whom it may concern, that have mis-
day resolved, annulled and BY the present do re.
woke and annuI the pow OF attorney given 20
Mr. Henry Wood hessin before mentioned. " HIGH
is from the pre- sent 20 be considered utterly void
and OF 10 eifs6l and whereas II is possible. al
though avn assured of the contrary, hat some
part OF ,he above Uaas may have been sold 1
hereby forbid the purchaser Of any of the said
traces or part thereof, to Pay the purchase mo
ncy or such valuable considerations as may have
been agreed on for the same. TO any Other person
but myself, in.which larter case will execute a
deed with special waTrRa,ee tothe purchaser.
G.. +. Stras.
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FRoM NoRroLx, Dec. a.

'NV" I'VHFVLkI DEC, q
nf> Just as Our paper was putting To-
press, Capt. NJ Kinsey, Of the shin Leo
Midas, from Liverpool, favored US with
paper Of The 9Th October. The
Prussisns bad taken possession oe Hano.
yer, aud the blockade Of Hamburger was
expected TO be raised immediately. The
Frepeh on evscualing Cuxhsyen DESTROY
ed The batteries. The king q. Prussia hid
forbidden the exporiafion of grain from his
dominions.--American fine -four on the
9Th 81 SIS. sieriIngs--Exraels IN obr
next.
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AGRICULTURAL.
SAVE Yora SEED CORN.

II is TOO common 10 take seed corn
at vcotore strnsn the heap az ctib--or al
best, only to pick oui the lairesi and fullest
ears.
My grand father, a Farmer who lived 10
good old age, and added TO The fruits
OF long experiences, the advantage Of q
general and ACME observation always
made 1t a practice tn select his seed corn
in husiing times, in this way--from thrift.
~ stalks that hao two or more good ears
on, he would take The largest and best,
and in hu,king il, leave two pieces ofhusk
on, which hv would iye together, ard by
which he would hang it up ina gatret or
chamber, where it would dry soundly and
thoroughlv.--ThIs mode he believed he
found his account ina And Il looks rea
sonable--ior in animals, are not the best
always selected to breed from and does
NOT The same principle govern the vese-
table world? lbelieve, IL more pans were
taken I" save good seed, better crd,s would
be raised. l would recommend to far.
mers to Try The above mode.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

WILLIAM Fl. CAsgLL, Esq q member
OF the House of Delsgayes rom Amherst
conn,y'ls elected Governor OF this Com.
monweal;h. The votes wsse,
For William Fl. CsheIl, %
Alexander N'Rae, 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

Gen JOHN ADAIR, was on the sth inst.
elected by the Legislature of Kentuckv. a
Senator of The United States. in the rom
OF ioHN BaEcKENaIDGE Esq. appointed
by the President Attorney General of The
United Safes Mr.. Adair had 45--and
Mr.. John Pope IS votes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

PETER JOHNSTON, Esq. Of Prince Ed:
ward county, Speaker of the Hnuse Of De
iegates, was on Saturday unapimousiy G.
ieetedto supply the place Of Hugh Holmes,
Esq. appointed dz-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

JoRN PseRANy Esq. is appointed .
Brgadier Gcnsral, 10 supply the vacancy
occasioued by the death of General Rich
ard Kennon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

tttftfCtc 4 tiDslky lISNfCt7It. II.
Jul received direa from the pa.entee., and for
SALE st this Ofiies, the following Vsluabi=
Nieditines.
Or. Ravvsoa's .dHfi- Bilo9s and StenMekes
BiHers.
Prepared by THOMAS II RAWsoN nsr1bes
OF the Connecticut Medical Society
TT7nrsE Bit,eIs haze undoubtedly had the moo
rapid fae OF any Paten, MsdiIiue .ver befors
d6eovered, aud are juRly spPreeiatrd Tor their
iI1gUisr ard uncommon vig:ues for re0orinO
weak and deeaysd eouafu,ionI and aI thee triin
o. complicated complaints 70 common m fbe
fpring and fall feafons fBeh a. j ,sfmiitept Pc
vers and Augues. long Auiumnal Fsvsrs DPS n
teries &c Trey are allo very plsaiant bifter
for common ne and where they are knows thev
have taken ths place asd NPefcedrd the ne oE
al other biticrs in PoSie houie5 well IS in pri.
Vafe families.
Or. Lss's + HfHdham) HiHioas PiA's.
The great isle and ineIes6ng densrd for th.fs
valrabi, pills Tor thefe twelve yezrs pm be
IgesS fheif in'-inic worth they have aroved
fngusry efHcg ops 10 n Hons and Z Low Re.
sers. lsuodi,e Head chs Dyamcfies lions
Chc'ie Coaieersis, Frmsie conplsin's, &C.
The very grct demand and bigh eileen in
which thefe pills are held ,ifuugA ~ tie United
Stste- and the Wcl uties has inipccd many IN
com erisl, them The rsrehafer Is rcqucaed n
chierve 'hlt the nzmc tt 5aanuct &C iua (the
Pstshte-) a a6ised n eaeh bin o aisea,ons. m
his own hand vritias, or they viii not he gcuv.
inc.
Or. Rugso.'s T'eh . ffn'epf.
/ a esstsiu and fafs apriea ion fo- tEsf 6iis.
6'eeable op'sint called re ) NJ CO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

PETER JeHXsroN, so. is appoin,ed 4
Bngad'er General, o succeed General
john b. Scott resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

f-z-. S,sEy1.sgs1
DIED On "Wednesday last, after a
long and lingering i.,iispcsitioh, ,Mrs
/, ANS biAcAoyS, OF this c,iy--whose
oenero'e"ce and phiianihropy of heart of-
zen excited the admiration OF those who
knew him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11
Tor Saic,

I'm Friday the Goth instant. IL fair. o,hers
~ wise he next fair dav. at the former dwell
nnS OF !" imam Smith. dec. about u mile above
Manchester. all he HOUSEHOLD ~ XIr-
CHEN FUKNirU RE, The steel: Of cATTJri
and two hupdrsd barrels of CORN. At the
same tire and place. will be si cd Out for the
ensuing year. a NEGRO Man. aud WOMAN.
The terms of sale viii be six months credi; on ali
sums above ten dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security. bearing interest
from The date if not punapaliy paid.
Washington Watts, admir-.
7th December 1905. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

One ofths sons oC EsenlsPius seeing 20 have
beer favored with presen'iment o. TIC success
Of his pfatice With all maTinabic grayiy Of
ronuteaancs he informs the pubic. ~ his sGver
ustment, thar he has removed from his old sa.
ton 70 a place nearer the chsrch yard. ion fbe
g7eG.ey f5s ascomm1safioa st bis plisap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

MARRiED-.On Tuesday evening The
Cd inst. by the Rev. Mir Crau ford h,s "a
iher, Mr. NATHAN CRAWFORD, Of
Amherst, to Miss PEGGY jOCEfr, q
Charlottesville.
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Riehmond, 9Olh 80. ls0J.

a LII persons having claims against
n the estate Of Michae TeJuan, dec are re
guessed TO EXHIBIT them properly authenticated
for paynent--And al persona indebted 20 The
said estate are requested 70 make Immediate pay
nent, as il IS indispeusib,y necessary that
should close the administrator wiihou, delay.
Patrick Tcrnan, admir-.
December 10, 1905. w5r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

a West Indian, who had remarkably 6ery
noee sleeping ia hischair negro 10y. Who was
in waiting. observed musqoe &c lowering round
his face On Va eyed The insce very a;teu.ivey
a, last he saw MIN aIjyht uu his nastsfs nose.
and Immediately Ry or - - IN opt heart. :"
exclaimed h- negro, " ne dam CAD, for me see
YOU 6a'n yra, jo0f"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11
Knoxville. King William
December 5, 1905 wa,
To Rent,

a ND possession given the first of
3 January next. a HOUSE and sLO7. ST.
'uased near the Rock Landing. Enquire of
Joseph Gallego.
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FOS SNLE.
YaInablc PrnDertY ior SaIe.

fditasbC IlDl'StS " III OdiS'
A CREEABLE to authority vest
"A cd in me oy the will Of The late Samuel
Swami, shah on the 2Oih day Of this month pro-
coed to sell, az pubic ion, at the Eagle Ia
yern, in the city Of Richmond, on a credit Of
one, two, three, four and FIVE years, tho four
last payments 70 carry interest from the date. tie
following PROPERTY. VIZ
The qENE MINT occupied BY Msssrs Geo.
and lanes Taylor as their Cabinet Shop
The III MIME NJ with the Lumber House
now occupied by Messrs Pickett, Pollard and
Johnson, on iheoross suse, leading 70 the basin
Also, the well known PLANTATION called
BucE HIT. near Manchester, in the county Of
Chesterfield, containing SEQ acres raore or less
Satisfactory security wit be'required by the
EXECUTOR.
Any person wanting further information vii
obtain IL by applying 20 Gecrgs Taylor in ,hs
SnT Of Richmond. tbs Dec. 8, 1906.
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PRINI INC PAfAh.

l65 Reams Royal Printing Paper fox
sale a, this olHCs.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND PRICE CURnENJ.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1876.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11
MIR. PLEAshNrs.

Mir. Peasants.
lHhvE seen in your pa
per of Saturday last, q communication on
the subIsa of he case of Marshall We,
Conrad; Your correspondent, not suffisi.
entity con6ding in the weigh, and talents
of the three Judges whose opinions he
has cssayed 10 support, aud not relying
upon The soundness of their elaborate ar.
gnmests, Gu are already b. fore the
public, has endeavored TO bolster up the
cadse by mentioning the opinions of two
o her Judges, WITHOUT naming them. In
eyincing this 6ifIdefce N he character
and arguments of the three JUDGES, h.
has, perhaps, treated them a. disresp@cl
fully al least, as the Editor of the F.nuni
rer did. IN the aflicI, complained of The
alledged opinions of the fwo Judges, not
gwen IN their judicial seat nor upon ar
gumens aud Confederation, aie not only
entirely srtrajudiciai, bur viii no, even
attain 10 the rank OF e6ifer dJc,a if given
az all, those opinions we're only rxpres--d
in the course of loose and casual cohver-
saiion.
But the opipion Of he dissenting Iudre
of the Court Of Appeals, is supported By
the judgment of the valuable and sr,i,er,t
Judge of the General Coori whose Jude
mcnt is now reversed, and by the hrivate
opinions OF seperai'JUdgss of the first re-
specsa5iIity: Your Correspondence, ar,
might have found an higher authority
than those he has called to his aid, in The
fin6hc opinion of Judge, seeming 10
ceuntenance an idea that all tie nutrients
IN the Northern Neck are rec1Uera6le ! A.!
Any gentleman OF the law can inform
your correspondent where he may fad
the pasSage.-Bnt the public 10 whom
the case is now submitted, while il yields
all due respect 10 the decisionin question,
will Judge for Itself, whether that decisi
on be correct or not.
An inspection of that case, as publish
ed in the columns of the Enquirer, VIII
shew, whether any statute has been
strained or tortured" (by the dissenting
Judge, al least to deprive a CITIZEN OF
his Justly acquired $ rights - ard whether
political Considerations" were mingled
in the case, further than 10 shew the i'm
mense magnitude Of the queslion.---Il is
readily conceded that such considerations
| should Tdrefy occur in court Of Justice !:
IL say, rarely, for something's questions
OF fohncai iarv do onavoidsbly present
themselves, and then the political creed
Of the Judges is all-imporranG If il be
generally importanti that politics should
not ascend TO the bench OF Justice, Il is
peculiarly so at this hme, in relation TO the
cour, whose aels are now under Considers.
! tion.
December I'd, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

For our commercial safety we are pro-
baby Ia make our calculations for some
time upon the success of the allied arms
Upon the contineni.-Should the new al
lance suffer as did the old one, and ano-
theF Marengo give glory 10 France, we
may expect hitle English indulgence,
perhaps. But should England set Rus
sra and Austria to fight their battles and
keep The seas to herself, American com
meroe would feel all its oppressions.--s6
The municipal Government OF Charles
ton Is. C.) have passed Law, subjeGlng
20 fine OF 100 dollars SC any person con.
sieted ei playing at Billiards, or any
Game or Games r."-Bre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

n coun'rynan, on a trial respecting the right
OF hshery, a, the last Lancaster Assize,, was
cross examined Ivy SERGEANT Cockel. who, among
many other Questions asked the witness, " does
'hou love hsh y :. Yea" says the poor fcIiov,
with look Of native simplicity. - bg- donna
ike COckte sauce with iJ''---A roar Of laughter
followed, N which the SERGEANT joined with his
usual good huniour.
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Jl<st reeeetped and /o,- scie a. fhIs oaie,. :
THE LADIES'
ANNUAL POCEF BOOK.
md THE GEW7L Enf.sIy7S

annual 4 ocRet LtcfNeHf5FGHCcr, s
FOR THE YEAR 1876
VIE Ladies Book contains an e'egsns en-
l. graved From ispieee-an klnsana,h --rrIs,t
pages tor memo andans, ana engass n,snrs. also
FOR aecc,;nt of monies received. paid OF .en. tor
every day in the wear seiea prose and pcs,ty
new and celebrated songs marketing table.
and several Other useful t1bleB
The Gentleman's Book cantains an Alma
mack. ralcd pages for nlen,orandurs, aud CASH
accounts. government OF the u s exe,utive,le<
-isiasuse and judiciary, conlnis'icner OF loans.
Fedetsl courts OF law, pa,enis minister. :, con.
snls, &c 70 and from fo,e,gn nations military
estabFshnen,s, table of the paJ and sabsisience
Of officers 81 the navy, list OF oficers OF the na1
Wy maine corps, navy agents, 'ibr Of the whole
nsvsl force of me " s. rost Oiiec estab ish-
ment Coins of the u s De,ies payable b1
law. officers of the customs, hght houses. and
seyera, useful tables, &c
December 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

/ Mr.. f3a''oueiI, fedcralist OF tie Ok
school. The Guilds have no candidate, buJ
fell mo the federal ranks.
! The even. of his election proves to be
what we have even expected. Third par.
] tyisrn. under ha'ever share IL may ap-
/ pear. must assirnlsate with federalism, OF
have no pretensions TO consequence. No
doubt. at The late election tor Governor,
there were many honest Democratic re-
publicans, who, terrified at the bug bear
made Of the proposed alteration of the
Corsti. ution, voted for M'Kean; bot the
leaders of that faction had every other OIL
ject in view than correctness. The for
mer viii again support the measures of
the prese administration. and go hand
in hand wih the D~mocrat.-the latter
viii g. over TO the Fedclalists if they can
obtain any lerms--whioh however appears
doubtful, rs no two characters, whether
as men OF az po ioians. az more opposed
to each other, than the prominent iede. I
Talsts and The leading quids IN and about
philadelp bia Bot. Ev. Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

m eceenuic barber some years ago, opened
shop urder the walls Of the Kings Bench prison
The Windows being broken when be entered il
ne mended them wi'h paper. on which appeared
--'' Shave for Penny" with the usual invi;a.i
on 20 customers and over has door " as scrawI
ed the folio wing poetry:
Here lives Jenny Wtight,
SLAVES as well as any man ia Ene;snd,
Almost.--uct quire.
Foose who loved any thing eccentric. saw this IN
seriP,'on. and hoping to extfaa some wi, from,
the author. whom he Justly concluded to he an
odd ohars aer. he pulled OF his hat and ,hrustins
his head through a paper pare into TIC shop
called our, Z" Is Jenny Wight a, hoze ~ Tive
barber Immediately forced ms own head ,hrtueh
another pane into The strecf and replied. . No.
Sir he has lost Papf oht ."--Foo.e laughed hear
lily, aid gave tile man a guinea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

A writer in o BALTIMORE paper, upon the
sohlsct cfthe deprcda,Ions upon our com.
mercc, observes, that the offender. are
completely in our power. II NE do not
choose to do ourselves justice IN any other
way. we may withdraw cur commctce &
all our supplies. The writer Considers
that should such a measure be necessary,
our country might profit eventually from
1t. We should find our own rich resour-
ces. We should abstain from the luxu-
res which VIC draw from Europe, AID
MAINTAIN more eGeetuaIly The independ-
ence OF our country. It's happy 10 find
that we have a choice of means, and thst
we are not driven into war, or by the
love Of peace withheld from a Just resent
ment oil the many injuries we receive.
(Sa'em Reg.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-11

a Ii persons>arc hereby bid 10 bee
L 4 ware of receiving an aSsignment of a
bond amounting 20 upwards of 4, TO- given in
l797 by the reverend John Brunskili. dec CT A.
HIsis, to Bridger Go'don formerly 1T the said
county cannot specially STATE he date or 80
naun', but am positive the dG6l. has been dis
charged, and suppose The bond was moi AIKEN
up IN consequence Of the negligence OF said
BrunskilL
Richard Booker, admir-.
Cumbeiland Nov 81. 1905 Sv
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pr. Russso.'s Fieh 2 flnerf.
a esstsiu and fafs apriea ion io- tEsf 6iis.
Gfeesbie oipsint called re ca
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ROUSSEAU.
OF SPAIN.

NoVerEOer rs.
We ka-. for tie aa two months entertained
no doabi that war with Spain mra take Place,
aud have expected tina. every tourief from Ma.
did wou's inform US OF the departure Of eul
AmbsfaIcs tom ,Ase metropolis, or his inteaii-
Oh Immediately to do 70. The public st .i;rge,
we believe have entertained frnilar fen,lmcnts.
|, IS now unae,aood BY the Lar Sifoa,eae. froh,
Admiral Cochtane, OF Feyrol. M;ni2ers re-.
tsiveJ,, &C patches t,ocl TIE Admiral, Of his
having ,rcersd dip patches from Mr.. Flere,
ftasinc ,hat re had &C, lis paaports, ard
i.teaGrsi TO leave G>s'e:d on tf:' lo.h. NJ.
thiap however, is m"rc probe''e. The rosiGca.
ron of Lord ,llsucrsy to TIE. Nsrh.. Is, and
the csesme Of the S. .nilh fiigatis, isewsd LAIN
~ ',hat negotiation was nearly exh.uaed. We
believe all Impartial men AZ. pretty ~sR con6inc.
Cd Of the irapolicy of Spansa war; be-, il there
is tie GshteG probability ofeo-operarior on the
eoasinen,, that .inpolicy vii be the nose con,
" - November a..
Although Mini&e., have not received any di-
patch directly tronl Mr.. Frere, announcing his
intended departure from. Madrid Oh the ,o% of
this m nth, yet the probability of fueh "a event
leads US to believe That the intelligence is 10 ab-
R.eee true. We never could Zee the fmallef pof-
hbi'ity of negotiation after the capture Of tb.
SPzniih frigates, meafure With, Independents
Of pre.exiaing differences. NUT have been 70 diff.
6enit to contilisse. either with-tne pride or the
,:rse Of Spain.
: Tho diareis Of taas power, and natural anzi.
ETY. 70 fave fueh pars Of her Amsrisaa returns as
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WIDOW
Eamt.ryrh, Oct. -, 1901.
ENGLISH MEaCftANDlZE.

ENGLISH MERCHANDIZE.
The General Of brigade Alexander Ros.
seau, charged with The como end and
supcrirte adarlce % the coast and posss
OF the Meusc. $500. ,... q.
To, the LsrA, Of the 4Aagisfrq,g, farming
tie goyer,nn.nt Of the city q Ps'te,d''m:.
: Head quarters. Rotterdam, 24tk- Bra'
maite. Nov. ~. 1904.
GESrLEMEN,
/ I~hsye tho honor TO inform yot, that the
General in Cher having received fresh or.
der, from his maest, The Emperor rs'a'
tive to con asrce, and the extraordinary
measures to be adopted against England
5 Ezs charged me to aequaint the merchants,
that ships known to have come from En-.
gland, or the captains Of which shall de-
Clare on oa,h they come from English ports
shall be seized.
The moderation ofthe general in Chief
made him exclsde from his measure all CO.
lonialprcduce, and apply the seizure only
to prohibited merchandise but he has re.
c-,ved orders to seize the whole cargoes Of
the ships, if there be any English aeselsah-
die on board.
Such .e,atre is to take place, aud-to be
effected without any exception or mods:
cation.
|, Yessuch is his affection, thar he has
charged mein his letter Of the, 2ist Bru.
marie (l2,h Nov. TO inform the trade, that
NC will not put this measure into execution
.ill after tn. expiration of fourteen days, in
order to give merchant. time to- make the
necessary dispositions for the arrival Of
the ships consigned to them from Embden
or neutral ports,
. reqes, you therefore, Gen,lemeuso in.
form the trade Of the same Immediately,
and in the official way, and to acknowledge
The receipt hereof. Isalu,e yeu with par.
tfcular esteem, -
Signed
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xt.n .soeeted HON. nIeHr date aiyaen Of
svsess rsscssaias,ion theDsk this appsars doahs:
ful l:ncs the event which has occurred vas csicu:
lated 70 escis i aaick feeling of tefsasaeas.
which could only be sllpl,, Cd wish dignity but
10 an imledase determination sf diplomatic rra.
ceed,ogs. II M,nlaets saye grounds 10 )unhiy
tic wsr, they r,ua have exiRea ioa2 before the
order, TO ieizs Spanth veGels. for the condacs
OF Spain, however hottie and ayerie i9 nesseia-
,ir,- .'ef TIA, viii arpsH infhs,edsiy nasa.
RAJ.
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LONDON, November -.

On the arrest aud carving OF Sir Geo |:
Rumbo,d, the British Minister to the cir'
Gle Of Lower Saxony, the Senate ct HAM
burgh sent the following noss TO the M
ni.ters residing there.
a.Is is with the deepest regret the So
nate is obliged to inform your excetiency
of an occurrence, which is in every respect
of most serious nature and which has hn'
ed the Senate with the greatest sorrow :
last night detachment cf between ivy
and three hendred' French troops landee
secretly IN the Suburb called Hamburger
Berg, proceeded te the Grlndel, and there
surrounde ed the country house OF. Sir Geo !;
Rumbold, Bsron-t, charge d'Aife'rs from
his Britannia Majesty, to: the circle soi
I.uwer Saxohy, seized kim, and esfrted
him, with some OF his Elects, 10 liar
bourgh. As twas impossible for the sc.
nate to prevent this occurrence, which d'd
not come to their knowledge tiis alter It
had taken place, i, now only remains TOR
them to employ every means to claim thee
liberation of Sir G. Rumhold. AID the re-
s:ora.ion IF bis elects. The Senate beSs
y5ar- exceIlency ~ hs assured they wn'
leave no seaas untried, as tar as lies 10
their power, TO ootain that end.
(Slgnsdl