Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

H. we have ,ateS the measures which We
J Judged most proper to secure TO such cre-
Z ditor the recovery of what is due to him.
Several OF them are represented by as
signees. or W egenl., with toi power OF
attorney. II appears by what was told
by the person who presented himself III
your name, that you are apprenticeship ofthc
abuses which some persons might make
lof the orders that viii be delivered to ,hera
by you. have indeed received infornati-
on that some attornies or their agents, in
tended to retain in their own hands more
or less considerable portions Of the sums
which shall. be paid 10 them, and hat obey
will seek to justify This infdeliiy, by Civ
ing out that they have been, Obliged TO
make advances OF disbursements 70 OBJ; ain
a right TO this payment. We must be ap.
on our guard against such charges, when
those who hazard 10 make them will name
nobody, aad conine themselves to vague
designations.
| Ali persons interested in these payments
have had and viii always have the power
OF Recurring n rs or To The Upright magi.
strate, director- general, VIVA presided at
pendeH: ct th's pois.. you may acouaint
! al those TO whom or for whose account
these payments are made, that the whole
OF the sums paid belongs To them; that
their correspondents cheat them If they
attempf to make Deductions, either exor
b,taat, as have been informed, or even
4 moderate. racy are obrged to allow
them osly he commission usual in trade.
All other deductions secret or even asow-
ed, wasch these correspondents should
make them undergo would indicate NAL
versaton, tor which they will. have full
redress in he courts of justice or in any o.
ther manner II support of their recla.
tmatlon, they will obtain from you and from
} me all necessary information. rhey may
ask Tor Il at an7 line. may retufn * ask for
} fresh Information nolhiDg Ibc refused
TO them. We shall always look upon il
as duty 10 eraS.c sli@in to exercise their
rights 10 its full extent. even think il
proper. since you and are 10 see all par.
a ties VINO are To receive paym tha, we
should give them these assurances, aud il
any may be led into error they should
know that shall spare no pains and they
may experience no loss in the amount O!
the SUN, which shall have been acinoy
lodged TO be due to them.
I i pray ymi, Sir, 10 accep, the assu.an.
ces OF my high Consideration.
(Signed) BARBE MARBOIS.
Paris papers to The 23ih ut. are receiv-
ed by the brig pssce, in 81 days from Bor-
desux., The A,gls. a paper printed 10
English, contains.a long and curious arii
Gle relating TO Mr. de Noyoznzoff's ms
sion, SO often mentioned in late London
papers. /. is said to b. written by Bona
psrte inmsesi'-mors probably By his mi
nisless.
Cap. Aiiea, OF the schooner Eagle. II,
% days from St Sebastians, informs us
that Il Wa stated in French gazette, tha,
the combined fee, met Is or 10 British
sail of the line near Ferrol, when an en-
gagemept commeuced, which lasted three
; hours; after which the Bgliish sheered off
III consequence oil superior plumbers. TIL,
account also stated, that only nine Of The
). combined 0 ct were Engaged that two o.
he Spanish ships OF the line were missing
. Capt. Allen states hat there certainly wa.
: an engsgcri=nti 6aS titS particulars he
not transplred: the accounts OF il BEING
] contradictory. That an engagement hac
j ;ak7n plac. IS more than probable, ano
S whlei, Is confirmed by the report Of the
: captain OF the ship Eugenia above menti-
81 oned who spoke one of the English iri.
=, gaies;tha, was in The engagement.
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