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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
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The following account OF the Russian
Massachusetts enterprise, along the west
coast of North America, was drawn On bv
Jacob CrowningshieId, Esq. of Salem, for
DR.. Mitchell. tits highly interesting, and
has near connection with the pcrsever-
ing attempt making by capts. Lewis and
Clark, to penetrate by land to the Pacific
ocean.
81 fear it will no, be in my power, dear
sir, to give you very correct information,
as 10 The points OF your enquiry. Yon ask,
whether am in possession of any facs,
relative 10 the settlement or migration of
the KamschatkadaIes, or subjects Of Rus.
s'a' by land or sea along the north west
ern coast OF America" J am in possession
OF no facts, except from the information Of
others, but believe it is ccrtsin that the
Russians, Tor 8 or 10 years past, have been
on the coast, and that they are extending
their settlements, If they may be called
suchsso the. southwark. They come from
hamschalka, AND their progress is to the
south, where have no doubt they .;ll
prove troublesome, either ,othe Soania,ds
or ourselves, II we ahouId ever take pos.
session OF that part Of the coast land we
can produce better titles to the coun,rv
than any European nation whstever.l Al
'nough ! am not now able to point out IN,
place where they have made es,abl;sb,
men's' yet have been Informed. and
,n'hk correctly, that several Russian ira
defs from kamscha,ka have fixed Them
selves at Queen Charloile's islands. and r.
tnat ne'ghborbood, where they carry on ar
advantageous commerce With the Ind;ans
hey remain over winter, and cole
large quantity Of sea otter, and other skins
which are delivered TO Russian vessels thar
regularly visit the coast from ST. Peter.
ana other places on the eastern parts o.
hamschalka' Their vessels make FIRE.
qusn' voyages, and supply their trader.
WIN such articles as will sell to advantage
among the natives. am not positive tina,
q heard OF the Russians making perma.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
From tie Bo.ron csn.ainel.

DOES the bosom cease to glow,
Must the Tyre in silence lie
Does the heat bear ianguid mo-
Friendshipf lame can nerer die.
Never will it quit the breast
Where IL once has been guest.
Dance the splits ,limbly round,
Does hfe's current tightly flow !.
AT the viol's spr Chilly sound
Beats The heart responsive Moo
, When our dearest hopes are crost. a.
Music's magic power islost.
Is the bosom cased in snow,
Are its besr emotions child; 8,
Does it'cease to viorate Mo.
lis alone by sorrow fill'd,
eur aealh,s stern hand muse set il free,
Before IT can be cold 10 thee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
2 .,'aa e ad'a"esl WEDNES Oh \. 40cUs4 3, 1905
FOR THE VIRGINIA. ARGUS.

-, The following elegant compliment to
thomson. was found written in the bank leaf a,
me end OF copy of The Seasons. which lately fel
into my hands Should you think of il as do,
you will NOT refuse it place in the Argus.
Z. Hal Natwe's Poef whom she taught alone
40 sing her works in numbers like her own,
oweet as the Thrush thar MARBLES in the dale,
And soft as Philomela's tender tale.
She lent her pencil too. of wond'rous power
To sketchthe rain bow. and to paint the flower.
"of many mingling hues. she smiling said,
thirst hlaurel crown'dh her favorite's head.
" These bsauseous children, tho so fair they shine
Fade in my Seasons. let them live in dine,
And live shey shalt. the charm, of every eve.
TIL Nafsre sickens, and the Seasons die.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
BENJAMIN DU-VAL-

40 1IIr StSr " TIC J0FueN II0rfIf,
.ys.,-., .Rschnioud,
II just received very large and extensive
4 lassotment Of fresh MEDICINES. SUR
CE0NS' INSTRUMENTS DRUGS & DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VAR
NISHES, PUTTY. &c.
Also. complete assortment of
H.fTTE MI rRRy<y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
NOTICE.

'HE co-partnership OF ROBERT
GAMBLE 81 SONS. win be dissolved ~
mutual consent, on Saturday. the i1th in tau.t
All persons indebted TO the said 6,rs, are ear,
Hesty enueates TO make Immediate payment TO
eifocr Of the subscribers. n compliance withthis
request will prevent the painful necessity of re.
soreiag 10 cocrcive reasures +-=+'
the books will BE- placed in the possession of
Messrs. John and Robert Candle. jun. who are
authorized TO settle all accounts due by, or 10 the
concern. EO. GAMBLE.
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE. jr.
Richmond, May sth, 1905.
sSr=s=-ae
The subscribers take his method or informing
their friend, and the public, that they intend car
ryipg on the mercantile business, under the firm Of
Jolan So Robert Gamble, Jun.
They are NOW receiving by ms ship RoIla. choice
ssle6ion OF LOND0N GOODS, and daily ex-
pea from Liverpool, general assortment Of
HARDWdieE, Jc. suitable for thu season.
which will be soId by the piece, package, CT do
zen, on the most moderate terms. for cash, n,er.
ohsntabe country produce, or the VISUAL credit to
substantial and puneiuai customers.
They have on hand, Madeira and Sherry
Wine, Cognisc Brandy. West India Rum, Whis-
key. Sugar. PepPer, Alum. CoppsrAs and Brim-
stone. I'm pipes, hhds. and casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards. Patent Shot, Steel, Bar Iron. Hol-
low Iron Ware. German Scythes. Curing Knives
and Vine, Stones, oznahurgs. Tickienburgs and
Brown Hessians. Snuff, Cut Herrings, &c.
They also possess large and convenient Sriek
warehouses covered with Slate, for receiving aud
storing Flour. Tosacco, sc. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consignmen,s, will find
their charges reasonable, and may rely on their
best exertions TO afford satisfaction.
nSe rhe highest rates given for Bees-Wax,
good Bear, Deer and O:fer Skins, and other
shipping Fur.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
FRIENDSHIPS.
BY DIR. HAwxrswopr.

uy IJr' HAwkEsWoRTH.
FRIENDSHIP is the joy of reasons
Dearer yer than that OF Love.
Love but lasts transient season,
Friendsn mp makes the bliss above.
Who would Lose the secret plea ,ure.
Felt when soul with soul un,,es.
Other blessings Aave their measure,
Friendship without bound delights.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

On literal credit. and in lore 70 spif prve6asers,
from two bud ed and .fjty to tbrU baSsseS
ge,S IF
l. A N -,

In the county Or Ienrico. about four miles frsus
RichnonI---a distance which renders il but liule
liaLs to piIlage, ye; sufficiently nearto one Of the
best and most improving markss in the United
States
disadvantages ofsmAl farms rear large towns,
ave 80 obvious and generally admitted, as NOT 20
require particular enumeration. Persons residing
in the city win large families, and who are oblig-
ed to keep horses, would be sole IN one year to
save more than the original purchase. Fer fur-
ther particulars enquire Of Mr. Thomas Norvell.
Richmond, May 4sh, 1905. i(oafd)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

'la; lie is full grown, ye, only 10 inches high. He
waiks erect: for ACTIVITY, ins,ina and saraeitv
nc IS allowed by the best Judges, TO surpass any
ANIMAL ever exhibited on tho continent. He un-
aers'ands and Immediately obeys whatever his
keeper desires him TO do. - '''
nhe SKIN of an ALLIGATOR-Also.
me AFRICAN SLOTH SKIN.
SNAkk SKIN, IS feet long when living.
of its head. so"i's ou'
:. Price Of Adminance IS csn,s--cSadren bali
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

AS two Africans in an evenings walk
happened to stroll over bnryinc ground
one unfortunately barked his shins across
grave stone, and in agony exclaimed,
:" ttho de de6Rfnrn dis stone IN edge zvayl.'
Whist! whist Tom, says the other, acad
folks lice here
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

Which added TO his former Stock. conn,etes an
assortment that was never equalled, in his line
OF BUSINESS. in this city
he thanks his customers for past favors, and
hopes TO meri, 4 continuation Of their custo,u.
His former attention 20 the quality of his Medi.
importing them in their crude STATE that he
might be able 10 Judge OF their quality and now
dering and preparing them uader his Immediate
inspection. have contributed TO his present esta-
blishment; and opposition he presunes viii not
relax has exertions to give general satisfaction in
future.
His experience for more than IL years past. Is
Apothecary and Druggist in this city. added 10 a
small stock Of Medical Information acquired he
forc, enables him, he thinks, to form a toicrablv
core& Judgment as to the quality of Drugs and
Medicines. although he cannot boast of honors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable customers
In regard to his Wholesale prices. he promises
10 furnish eacn OF his wholesals customers with
aprinted price current, as soon as possible, and
feelshimselfcon6denti in their appreciation know.
ing that no one in this state can afford 10 under
sell him. This he intends do. not to get others
customers from them, but 10 secure his own
Any articles that may be ordered and not an.
proved of as quality may be returned if in good
order, and IN reasonable time.
Richmond, May 80. 1905. (3wSwf)
fuckers BLACKSTONE
7bis day il sn6isbed and ,eaay foy deiicey 10 sub.
seyibeys, IN Virginia, IT S. PYeasants'
bookstore. Ricbmosds
BLACKsTONE's COMMENTARIES
WITH
Notes of Reference TO ME Consfi-
hrioa and La7os efMe Fede.
raj Government offhe
United STATES,
AND or TIE
c0MEf0NWEHL7H of YTRGIYIh
IN FIVE VOLUMES.
W,fb az oebepdix 10 each voir,re, coafaiune rae,
apon sReb sxLjecis as appeared necessary 10 farm,
syshsmofie View Of roe LarSs Of Virginia a, !
member Of toe federal Union.
By ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
YSojessoy Of Lau sfbe College If Iiliidgr u Mn
y, and one Of fbe sfA1tgss q ibe General conrs
ia Virginia.
SHst fablisbed. and 7o1 5azs y s. PedsaaTs. ;,5J-
an elegant pocket edition,
ATS
PS A L MS, YMNS Ann
SPIRITUAL S0NGs.<
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ANECDOTES.


AS some telens were carrying to execu.
ton they were bawling Jpsftes and Ltteriy,
gentleman passing by asked the m VIII at
they had 10 do with Wilkes, when they
we're to be hung in half an hour I =. All
Sif," said they, "wc wish he were our re.
tresentafive."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

The following Nora Bene was actually
put at the foot OF Skinner and Pelt Ma
nutacturer's address in the country lately ;
Gentlemen waited upon for fheir skins
at their own houses"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

Aeceived directly from London also generalas
sortment of SURG EON,s INSq,RLfSfEN7.S
STOP FURNITURE, MSPHyqTc AIR M.
CAINES, P-a9EN7- ME- DIc1NES Uc.. SJc
It's his intention to keep, at all times. a supply
81 Genuine Medicines. sufficient 10 answer the
Current demand; which win be sold low Cor ca sh
or on the usual credit 70 those who wiIlgiye him
sufficient assurances OF punauality.
November 2Oth 1904 .r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
WILLIAM * MARY LOTTERY.

Efi'inms5s,g, S9niy 81. 1905
! The Commissioners rf the Lottery for the BE.
, neft of William and Mary College. think il ne
cessary to make known to,he advenrurers in the
frst class that course which they have re solved
to pursue IN Consequence of those citculsi acc
which have basiea their attempt TO con- ut ne
drawing IN a close satisfactory 60 NIL CONCERNED
Such close the Commissioners had reason
eonfdsnfly TO anticipate. they had committed
the drawing 20 Gentlemen, whose probi,y is so
well known, and wa :se zeal in the interests OF
Literature merits their warnies, acknowledg.
ments But, though it's mt always within the
rrovince OF human foresight 10 guard 4 ainst oc.
eurrences The most untoward; it's always with
in the power of honest inienii5ns 20 pursue That
course which Justice requires.
For that course the Commissioners have labo-
riously soGghs They have nor only weighed
in their own minds. the pre- ensious of those who
oppose, and of those who contend for 4 redraw.
ing they have not only given their respective
claims the most impartial inyestig bat anx.
ious TO be guided by The best legal ntSyriation
which couldb be coleGted in case so perp,e ved in
ITS own uature, and at the same time, so inter.
estinS TO many, they have resorted TO several
eminent law characters. Their opinions are at
variance An Of them however, have concur
red 10 recomneHding j submission OF the case to
that Tribunal, in whose decision al, must acqa-
esce. This RECOMMENDATION will be followed
"nhoue osisy sur mas already been COM
menced By one of the fortunate adve nturers
The Commissioners on their part. will not
impede the progress Of the suit, but viii sol cit
decision OF the Court Of Appeals, during the en-
suing term. <
The decision as 10 one prize, will establish a
J principle applicable to all prizes. and viii furnish
/ a rule for tie conduit of the Commissioners
/ Hpaynent be adjudged. he drawing is com.
pls'ed if the c~ntrary be decided. the RI. draw.
ing VII commence immesia,ely after the decisi
! on is rec-ived
| Signed, bydireaion OF the Commissioners,
JAMES MADISON. Chairman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

the sansway, and have suffered eo~hora'
hunishmsnf---two dozen lashos have been
infl cted at time--iet VS. do what we may,
TO excite kind treatment, we are sure 10
be treated worse than dngs---we are con-
tinualIy kicked or stabbed have myself
been stabbed three times with cudass,
twice In my left side. and once in my left
shoulder--Shon'd we arrive many port,
will epdeavor TO make my escape, let the
hazard be what it may, forI would rather
prefer TO die Than to exist in such situa-
tIon.
N. u. Mr.. Oliver was proceeding to
give list ofthe names of the Americans
impressed on board, and was prevented
after mentioning
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Of Salem,
and JOHN BARNES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE Argus.

| SIR. -
., TIE Following. if esteemed worldly, mighs
! nv vacant spo, inyour Argus. They aic refec.
HS' must leave those friends cv'd SO long,
q nd must quit Tie seat OF youthful peac.'
10 VISIT distan1 parSs. and dwell among
! strangers who will not wish to give me ease.
Must those dear scenes of youthful pleasure cast,
NO more return unto my iing'ring view
hiest seat, the time on which saw YOU last.
4 took my long, my last. my sad adi.u.
All. Der those fields SO dear, shall Ter rove,
No longer greet the friendly neighbor near.
No more think DER my tales OF former love;
No more partake OF friendly converse deari
All tho of friends hard fortune doth deprive.
Yet gratitude TO me shall still be dear:
And when in thor these pleasing scenes reviyeS
The name of" Hem" shall command reari
"a All tho, no more, for me the rolling year.
:. Shall bid these landskips, with fresh beauty
shine
q Thy shades" oh Gaililee. shall sill be dear.
And sin retraee the joys thar have been
Richmond dugas, letb, 1906.
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that Il might be published for the informa
tion OF those concerned in the West Indi'
trade.
| VESSELS.
La Bangoarf-Commanded bya yucman
carrying two Is FOUNDERS, four 6's two
short caronadss and 100 men, G s ofwhom
are Americans) and rows forty sweeps,
(painted black.)
La Suher6--Cap,ain Demirk, six o's-
95 men. Us Americans forty sweeps /;
painted black with white bottom - sails
remarkably fash, and cruises generally
close within Cape Francois.
La Coqfance Captain Fasis, two e's-
rs men, and &c sweeps --(painted black.)
Yottaire-Capt. Jack, two $50 men,
and 20 sweeps; (painted bIack.)
MAJ 6ianc--Capt. 49,, four 6's--43
men, 90 sweeps; (painted black, with yell
low bottom.)
Defance-Capt. ---; two 6's-4o
men, 40 sweeps (painted black, with yell
low boiom,)
la Botogne-- Capt. two 9's-
45 men, 90 sweeps (painted black.)
BedHfy--C Capt. -----; two $50
men 30 sweeps.
Two feIuccas, one FOUNDER each and
% men-and Two schooners, TO carry q
guns each aud 80 men.-- Bait. Tel.
Bushrod WASHINGTON is elected mem
Der of the American Philosophical Socie.
ty.
From Poulson's american Daily advertiser.
MIR. PouLsoN,
The inclosed is a copy of a curious In
terccpied letter. published in The Halifax
Gazette on the 18th of May last-I hope
you will give it place in your Gazette.
A SUBSCRIBER.
July 90, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
BY the Rev JAMES GORDON,
Rector of Kilegny in be Diocese of Firms, and



TIE peculiar adv antage which the present
work possesses is thar ths author, though oppos-
ed b, the force of government dayes to come
forward and state faets with impair ality, maxi
ing Truthful guide, whether exertihg his lash
on the expressions of the government. or the ex-
cesses OF the kevoiutionists. We here quole
81, own words; I" To write book determinedy
and exc usyc!y in favor Of the ruling party. is an
easy bu-iness: An author, with such Intentions,
will feel no dearth ofstory, styl or phrase The
hery St can, of volcanic matter will be poured CO.
piousiy around him; and the only danger is that
he NAV, perhaps, be overwhelmed by the lava.
Neither will he want purchasers among the dupes-
of his party fhis objea be present gain without
regard TO fum'e infamy.
g Many of the violent psr,izans OF the British
government have declaime ed against nv work,
several of whom l have asked whether the &C
counts were false They answered no; but that
they were such - a Protestant clergyman ought
nor to have pub ishsa ="
The hearts of many respectable and brave l.
rishmen. must beat high at the reorganization oe
those struggles which have been made for the e.
Emancipation of their county; and, with such.
this work viii be deeply increasing. Those. ap-
proving of the rising of The people. will have an
opportunity Oh seeing their side of pohtic. ably
defended against the sccounr published By the a.
gent of The government, Sir Ricba,d Mnseraoe.
/ in large quarto volume. And even those VINO
do not feel preju iced in favor cf either party.
may view this publication innz--..--.s--S cord
the distressing scenes occasioSd by an attempt
/ AZ a revolution
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LEYING TO ~ LorTERY.

rwELFTH DAY.
Prize Of 1000 dolls.--No. 1881.
Prize of 500 dolls.--No. $50.
Prize of $50 dolis.-No. 3oS3.
Prze of 400 dolls.--No. 1856.
Prize of 100 dolls,-No. 1914,
Prizes OF 50 dolls--Nos. ga eel.
Prizes of 80 dplls.--Nos. so7o I54S
L5S 9so6 1876 1868 3s47.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

A gentleman, who was for some time q
prisoner IN Bsrrscca, (Cuba,) lately arfiv-
ed ia this city from that place, and hand
cd us the following account Of the priya.
tcers fitting out at Iha. port, with reques,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
rHIRrEEnrH nAr.

-. HfN e EF Uhfs
Prize OF 500 dolls.-Io. ss2.
Prize Of roo dolls,-No. 1854.
Prize of 100 doils.--So. 4i72.
Prize of so dolls.-No. 2s23.
Prize of so dolls.--No. 4634.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

OUR BROTHER. W
Being by DIVINE Providence placed at
the head ofan enlightened brave and ge-
neroos people whose expressions ill laie.
ly have been excessive.
Conceiving that your LOT and mine have
alway been and stills very similar, speak
ing the same language, if it is necessary
we should be bound by more than common
ties. s
We think il emperors * kings, instead
of all those forms used at courts, would lay
aside that exces, of ceremony, and CORE
spend freely together. we should have few
Or no anImosliies--it is reserved to your
majesty and ours, to banlsh those tram
mels of folly and ins'gni6cance.
We write your majesty in the expeeia.
ton that you will order your general and
troops from our city Of Santo Domingo,
and leave behind all stores and ammuni
ton, SIC. as compensation oe having so
long withheld the piace--as soon as this
is done, we viii Immediately be prepared
10 negotiate treaty of CONNIE. ce with
your majesty, and receive from your sub
| jects such articles as ours may want, fix
ing only on one small port as al e1retot
for their reception.
We have written brother Napoleon, 10
osr beloved nephew of Spain and ordered
him 70 forbid your msiesty's corsairs the
I entry in his ports, in the vicinity OF our
imperial dominions, under pain Of our
august displeasure--we doubt not from
the mild and complying temper OF our ne.
phew of Spain, he will obey our imperial
| mandate
| To yon, FIRST ofbrolhers, we recommend
peace, and amity to your neighbors--it is
high time the horrors of assassination,
plumber and rapine, should cease on the
part OF your imperial and kiagiy person.
AS soon as we are convinced OF your ma
jesty's following our salutary advice, we
purpose sending over our cousins, the pc
nerals Christophe, ToDnere, and Others Of
our LOVING subjects, TO embrace your I'm.
perial Majesty for us, and assure you and
yours, of our affection, as also that of our
august spouse.
Anxious OF receiving from your majesty
some distinguished mark of your brother
Iy affection, we crave your majesty 10
transmit by your cousin TalIeyraud, the
insignia of your Legion of Honor to deco
rate our imperial body with. We are
anxious to see Talley rand, in order to have
some bishops copsecrated amongst us.
The lord take ysu and yours in safe
keeping.
Your best brother,
JACQUES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

Extract ofa letter from Thomas T. Oliver.
mfe male of The Hueriean 5yfe Nj erpa.
dated I'm June, on board tse Diana Fri.
gate, then by the Lsie Of Rose, on a crslize.
You viii be atfli cted at my misfortune
when tell you my situation on board this
vessel, and the Distressing means which
placed me here. On the 2sth of Nav I
was taken and impressed on board the
British irigate Diana, commanded BY THO
mas James Melting, WHO has on board his
vessel forty other Americans, who have
had the misfortune to be placed here by
the same violent means, which were made
use OF to constraIn me (; besides the inter-
rup'Ion from our business, the painful de-
'en'ion from our families and friends the
want oil almost every comfort oflife, which
we should, under The most favorable cir
cumstances, in such situation, necessa-
rIly suffer. The usage we here meet with
IS peculiarly distressing. Were we pri-
sonevs 70 the Bashaw Of Tripoli, we could
hardly receive more savage usage or
OF my eountrymen, have been taken to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
jus, received ana for safe az 5. Pledsaass'
, Printing C&se and Book Sore, Rich-
mod,
AN ACCURATE HISTORY
TIE
CIVIL MIR IN IREL AWD.

I = TIE II
CONTAINING
An impartial account of the proceedings Of The
lR1sH REvoLuTIosrsrs from the year 1882,
until tie suppression ot The san-e with an
APPESDIX 70 iilustrate some fats; and a PRE-
FACE containing ieply 20 the observations of
sirRichard Musgrave, iwho wrote the govern.
nient accoun) on this work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

II is whispered thatnote ina style un.
usually. animated have passed. between
the Secretary Of State aud Mr.. Yruio.
[Phil. Reg.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

In the ship Oils, arrived at New York
from London, came passengers Joel Bar
Iow and Mr.. Patterson, Of Baltimore, bro.
ther of Madam Jerome Bonaparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

A gentleman Of the navy called upon
us this morning, (says the baltimore Fee
ders! Gazette CT the ID insl.) and re-
quested us to mention, tina, Gun Boat
No had her heavy gun in her hold, or
the ahree Spanish priyateers would have
had more work for their prize.