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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
ONE OF THOUSANDS.

We are informed by gentleman who
was lately IN Paris, that the emperor b.
naparte had made Mr. Livingston pre-
sent Of a rich portrait of himself which cost
forty thousand horins. Accompanying
the portrait was complimentary letter,
from Bonaparte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
JACOB DAVIS.

FHE following hogsheads Of To-
~ eacco, remaining in Todd's Warehouse
uncia,m med, viii be sold, the frat day Of Sepsem.
Der. King and Queen court agreeable TO law. viz.
NOV sta' l79e, John Wsidea. I. w. No. 3
liOo ~ 986-----March % h. 1900. Anthony
seal. A. S. Nos 1923 1913 8o0---Apfil 2Jtt,
isO1' moses Pruitt, NJ. p. No. 81 Ills 1O7
l1Vor-May 10Th, 1900, James Page, 1. P. No.
GABRIEL DIX.
BENJs JOHNSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

Ertracf ETA letter recefued 6y a merchant
in Philadelthia, dated at 7orsola, lsM
Nay.
All American vessels met with poino
from an eneIny's porto any other neu-
"tral port than that to which they belong,
"will be condemned if brought in here,
and there are now FIVE British cruizers
" in those seas; the Judge strictly adheres
" TO his Britannia majesty's order in coun.
Gil of the Oath June, 1905"
ORDER ALLUDED TO.
Additional instructions TO commanders
OF our ships of war, &c. SIC.
In consideration of the present state Of
commerce., we are pleased hereby to d.
reel the commanders of ships Of war and
Privateers, not to seize any neutral vessels
which shall be carrying on trade direefiy
between the colony of the enemy and the
neutral country to which The vessel belongs
and laden with the property Of such neu
trail country, provided that such neutra
vessel shall not be supplying, nor on the
outward voyage supplied the enemy with
any article contraband OF war. and shall
not be trading with any blocsaded port.
BY His Majesty's Command.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
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ny JAcon JOHNSON, and for sale at Ills Book
Sore a fen doors tclorv che larket-house,
Richmond,
NEW SYSTEM OF
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-" ]. j. having an extensive Book Esta-
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C low terms as any other house in the United
States; He therefore very respectfully solcita the
orders OF country merchants and others
3th Month, 18th, 1905. f3,Y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

WILLIAM & MARY CoLLEoE Lorrrev.
Nov drazsfag ia N.foH.
FIFTEENTB DAY
Prizes OF / 5 dolls.--Nos. 255 sosJ ia
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
SATURDAY. JUNE IS. 1905 !.
RICHMON D.:

Ia cooifmatioII Of an article under the
New York head, relative. to American
claims on Spain, we have i, in our power
TO state. that Information of an ign portaat
nature has been receivedin this city from
Madrid. corroborating the account that
nome of those claims would be paid, and
that discussions of SO serious nature had
taken place between the Spanish Court
and our Ambassadors, as rendered it pro.
bable that the latter would speedily retire
from that kingdom.--U. S. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
CONSULAR OrFIck, June $, 1905.
Inne g.

By the Eliza and Sarah, arrived at the
Lazaretto, from Porto Rico, accounts are
received corresponding with those by
the arrival at AIexandria--which stated,
that Spanish government vessel had ar.
rived there, bringing the intelligence OF
the combined French and Spanish fleets
being arrived of Barbadoes.
Since writing the foregoing We have re-
ceived the following corroboratiye extract
of letter from a gentleman at Porto-Ri-
co. dated may a." Arrived here on the
10Th inst. Spanish armed brig in 3s
DAYS from CaGiz, which sailed in compa-
nv With a French and Spanish Fleet Of ~
sail of the line and s fvigates destined for
The West.Indies, aud parted from them
10 days previous"
Exlraa Of letter from St. Thomas, da-
ted 10 May last.
There is further accounts from Bar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
By BENJAMIN DAWES.
10y vlrtue OF deed of trllst axe

Hgy virtue of deed of trust exc
kO cuted to the subscriber by William Davis,
for the purpose of securing debt therein snrci'
he'd to William Cornelius; viii be SOLD. at rho
Eagle Tavern, in the town of Charlottesville. 70
che highest bidder for ready money, on the 6rst
day OF July nexr, being court day,
II 1rdct or Parcel of LAND
Containing fifty four acres by survey. be the same
more or less; lying about Eve miles from Char.
iottesville, & adjoining the lands Of Parish Cole
man, Christopher Wing6eld, Robert Wheate.
William Mageehee and William Dunium there
is on the land (only small pars of which is clear
ed) Dwelling house. Kitchen and other our
houses and an excellent spring Of wafer.
JOSEPH BISHOP, 71nstse.
June 4. 1905. vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
FROM THE (wILMIMeroN) MrRnon.

J
Iothe regret ofthe citizens orthis state,
CESAR A. rooney, our late representa-.
tive, has removed to Philadelphia. The
suavity ofhis manners, the correctness OF
his private life and political re6titude will
have lasting Impressions on the memories
OF the people of delaware.
twas the happiness of Mr., ROONEY to
be initiated IN his earlier years into those
principles which have exalted the United
States to that degree of public confidence
and individual happiness which we enjoy
and the 'refleetion of his mature years
has established them on that basis from
which in single instance he has never.
devlated. In the whole course Of his life,
as practitioner at the bar, member of
our Legislature, or representative to con-
gress, he has always been guided by that
spirit OF integrity and patriotism which has
extorted esteem from his most yiolcn, po-
litical opponents.
For several years MIR. Rodney stood a
lone in the courts of law in this state
where undaunted by numbers, or influ
ence, he was ever found to be the able adj
yocate OF public right and private Justice.
In Pennsylvania his position. win be nearly
the same--his principles will be opposed
by thescourl, the bar, aad their satellites !;
yetwe trust,. aud with confidence, that the
dignity and tirmness ofhis conduct, which
have SO much added to his honor in Della.
ware, viii not desert him in Pennsylvania.
That his talents, his integrity and his cha
racterm may contribute to the establishment,
OF those great principles OF equalrghl and
I u -
wholesome laws, for which the citizens Of
our sister state are now struggling, is the
ardent wish of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

A conspiracy, says London paper, has
oeen discovered in the electorate of Wiz.
tembarg. The number nfpersons arrest
ed are considerable. The object of the
conspiracy was to carry off the electress,
princess royal of England, s. number of
otherpersons in high credit with the court.
social mission is appointed TO exa-
mine the prisoners. Most of them have
been confined in citadel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

badoss, brought there By an English fri
gate direet from England, in ls days pas
sage--as follows, the Toulon Flee. aud
the Brest Fleet, went out and formed
junction with the Spaniards in Cadiz, and
sailed from thence, destination unknown
-such is the news of the day with U.s."
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

mcnt ct the cGnititution, upon this unani-
nous adoption by The fmall ftztes Of the
iouth and wei. should we Be divided in
70 con9iturional and anticonititutional par
ty, would any one ceniure union Of
honeit men" for The puIpoic Of prsferving
tie contribution !--As we'll might il be cen
tended thar mra Of different political pax-
ties ought not 10 unite, 10 hoD the
progrels Of deitru6iye fire Or inundai;on.
or 70 Tepuic an invading cpemy And il
requires no pToFhciic powers to pred;Cl the
exiitence OF alithele different parties in cur
country, in greater or lels degree, with
IN the couric Of very few years
Few individuals Of the republican party
!. fered more, III their feelings 4, ,ralf
from federal Petiecut;on, than m,flIf. I
am willing, however, 10 facriice even nv
juit rcfentments upon the altar OF my coun-
Try. But | will never facrifce nv princi-
pies. Some Of thofe who 5eciaim The moft
violently againit tne at this moment, were
federaliits while federalim was fafhionAble.
My conititHents will remember that impor-
tant fact when they hear the future decla.
nations OF thole gentlemen. Others have
changed. | remain unaltered. repeat it,
| advocate the northern union with view
TO the preiervaIion, nffead Of the dehrua-
ion of the contribution. And | advocate
it upon republican principles alone. will
opPoie it whenever it is attempted to be
eitablifhed upon principles favourable to ar
iitoeracy or monarchy.
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

THE following Adarefs was written, and ranfnitted
to Charleiton, BY diisnguilhed Member Of the
relpedahle Society Of FaIEsDs, recently on reli-
gious vht this CITY and about to depart from
Neyy-Yorz for her native land We ardently hope,
that the Inhabitants, to whom this folemn Addrefs
has been made, viii give il their mon ferrous atten-
zion, and that it may be the mean Of dilcloGng to
them "Js t5zgs 4c5b basag nat' THAR f0erfiag Pea
when they viii no longer participate in the gigan-
tic Iniqui,y which new dfsraces our common coun-
try, and which threatens to endanger its future
peace and profperity.1 PbAaA Pep.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
JAMES ELLIOT.
From the Gazette Of the United States.

BRITISH TREAFY.-We have been
itrucf with [ome patIages Ia an article which
appeared in the Aurora OH Monday laft, up
on the iubje6t of our commercial intercourte
with Great Britain. As to the reception
which Jays treaty met with among the dem
ocrats, from the highef TO the loweft, we
need not fay word /: is well known 70
every fchool boy. Ir is we'll known thas
their 6rit formal and vigorous denunciations
Of General Wellington were grounded up-
on his content 70 ratify that treaty, which,
as they aherrrd, hunbIej US at the feet Of
Great Britain. About two years ago all
the odious proviiloRs Of that treaty, namely,
the lait teyenteen articles, expired by their
own limitation, and the day of their expira-
tion was hailed in the Aurora. as another
day Of emancipation 20 this country, almoit
as important as the day upon which Wafh-
ington retired from the chief magi1racv.
Now mark the fcouel. The Aurora Of
Monday lays:
We may conclude, from the following
paragraph in late London paper, which
gives US the only information we have vet
ON this iGbied, that our mnilttr at London
[Mcnroe1 has never yet fulperdcd his ne
gociations for the formation Of a treaty of
commerce, and thai IL has terminated, ,ot
~ fbe adoption # nseU commercial arrangement,
BIT IN agyeens III 10 CONTINUE tie tormey
treaty far one tear." ~
Here the reader is dou5tlefs prepared for
one Of thofe yollies Of democratic fcurrilty
which would be iufiitient to overwhelm poor
Monroe, and render him the objett Of ali
that popular deteifation which was wrought
up againf Mr.. Jay. No iuch thing. he
gentle writer, after few commchrs upon
the proviiions Of the treaty, proceeds:
i No inhnuation is here interded tc lie
conveyed, that our negociator at Loudon
has nat nf7ed qgitb fbe WISEST P0LICr wien
hs embraced tbi5 treaty. kather than fee az
our veGels excluded from their ports Cin the
Wet-Indiesl it was ths wilrf policy to con
lent that n.ne over . tons fhould be admit
cd"
II IS in vain TO attempt comment,-
There are no words in our language ade-
quate tc expreis tbs abandoned pgoRigscy
ocrass poHtRed the leaa portion or either
honehy OF ihame, fuch triumph on cur
part would be worth enjoying put We
know tn m too we'll 70 expc9 that this de-
teetion OF their hyPocriiy will oc, alion q
ny one OF them Jingle bIuh Indeed 4
ny one Of their leaders, at the time they
were 5awling to the peopie to I" kick the
ID treaty 70 h-lI" would have felt Do
confuGon in acknowledging, in private con.
verla,ion, thar the treaty was a Cocd orc,
and that the Object Of The demccra,s il
clamouring againf il was merely ta limin-
ilh the popularity of sen WaiAiag,on's sd-
miniitrzIion
One p.titul Tick in the manner Of an
noGne'ns this af7a 4 'eAty nrcotia.ed By Mr..
9lonTce, de.s.Fes nc:4ce. IL iaiL thar bis
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

inhabitants Of Charleaon in particular, that
10 you may 9 break off your fins BY riehte-
otineis, and your imquities by fhewing mer-
cy to the no-r, i it may be lrngthenng
OF your tsalGeii;ty," ,"*~ and tie means of
awful, aud apprehend, impending judg
ments 6eing &certed, is the liucere dcGre of
one who wifhcs health and lalv2tion 10 the
FOULS Of ali mankind.
ANN ALEXANDER.
Philadelphia, 81. 4No. q. Sos.
Acts xii Is I Acts xvii. g. Heb. Z. q.
Psal. xii. 5. lsa. lvii. 4 + Isa. leiii G. 7. 10.
=" Dan iv. 27.
-:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
FOR SALE.
October 9.

NY Trae of Land, lying IN the
county of Louaoun, and bounding on the Sugar
Land Ran containing two thoufand and ieyen-
hund,sa and fx,y four acres. ] will aecommo.
date purchaler. in parcels lefs than the whole.
will no, enter into any deicription Of the land,
fuppoGne that perfons defrous of purchaGng, will
inform themlelyes on the lpot, by taking view OF
the premife,. PoGefFion can be given on new
years day, in the year 1906, to any one wbe
makes bargain before the 18th September, o..
ter which time tenants will be fixed and the poi.
felton, though at the fame time Is IN che other
cafe. will be encountered with them. For terms
application may be made to Thomas T., Lee,os
the county, General John Minor, Frederick iborg'
and the fabfcribe, living in the county OF King
George. LANDoN SAN ~.
cleve, AuguR +. "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
TAVERN AND OYSTER
II O u S E.

THE Subscribers refpe fully inform III. Pub.
i lie that they have the day opened Aeahs
Of Extsysaissexf, at the corner OF Dixie 4xd va.
ter Hyssf,, and intend to keep conaanr fupply Of
The BEST OYSTERS,
and RELISHES ofevery defejption; they will
alto be conRartIy iupplied with che choiceR Ii.
QUORs, of all KINDS, and pledge ,hemfeyes that
no exertons will be wanting to render general
fatisfaeaion. They folcit portion Of that Gus.
tom, which they traa they will be found dc.
(erving of
Began g Shuek.
Cdober 9. dtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02

Boards, plank, ranging .ifsher, scant-
ling. clapboards. hoops, slaves, shingles,
hoops and heading, spars and oars, -four,
rice, bad, peas, beans, corn, corn and
rye meal, oats, beet, pork, sailed and pick-
led fish, bacon, hams, hogs lard, lamp
oil, cattle, horses, mules, livestock and
tobacco.
And that the following articles arc ex.
pres,ly prohibited from being imported in-
to this colony from the United States OF
America in American bottoms, TO wiz
East India goods OF all descriptions, gin,
brandy, rum, and otksr splrituous liquors.
pitch, tar, turpentine, and ell other goods,
wares and mrrchardzes whatever, 81 the
growth, produce and manufacture Of AIMEE
RIGA {except the above mentioned articles,
hereby admitted 10 be imported as afore.
said into this colony under pain cf seizure
and con6scanon Of the ship or other vessel
importing the same. and Of the goods so
imported in contravention of the existing
laws Of trade, of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland.
And / do hereby further signify, that the
said articles of legal introduction and entry
may be sold and disposed Of IN this colony
BY the importers thereof (confor to the
orders and regulations heretofore passed,
and now in force and that they may receive
in barter or exchange for such commodi.
ties, any articles Of the growth, produce
or manufacture of this island Indigo, cot
ton, arnotso. Cocoa, coaye, othiueal, Zig.
nun vis@, and dying woods excep,ed) 70
the exact amount OF such respective car.
goes, and no more.
And the several officers Of his majesty's
customs, and all others his maJesty's sub.
jects are hereby enjoined and required to
govern themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal, 10 the
council chamber governmen, house, IN the
town of Por. of Spain. this 6fth day Of
August, one thousand eighs hundred and
FIVE, and In the forty afth year of his ma.
jessy's reign.
THOMAS HISLOP.
BY his excsllency's command,
w. HoLMEs, Sxc'ry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02

Il appears past belief that q man would
set ont with handful of followers TO march
from Alexandria to Tripoli about 900
| miles over barren deserts.
Report says we are to go TO war with
Spain; aud that we are not on the best
terms with the Bey of Tunis-- nothing GER
tain.
lfshe ex.bashaw of 1'ripoli be man of
common sense, one can scarcely conceive
that he would unite his forces with the
small detachmentsl of Mr.. Eaton, on the
terms prescribed by the letter of commo.
dore Barron. Withent hopes of success ia
his attack upon the froatier towns of the
Tripolitan dominions. he would not have
contemplated war at all. He must know
that the retention Of the American prison.
ere by the reigping bashaw, and all the tri-
butte he could expect of the United States,
would be of ,riAing consequence. compar-
ed with the loss Of his government; and OF
course, that the moment the nsurper saw
those towns captured aad his enemy max
ing head against him, ihreugn the aid of
Americans his FIRST step would be to pro.
pose peace with the United States, and
thus deprive him, the de,hroned bashaw of
his ally. The only event the ex. bashaw
could therefore expect, would be the re-
ducsion of a few insignificant towns. We
say from these considerations, one can
scarcely believe he would accept Of the
terms s,atedin Commodore Barron's letter
Still il is possible he was 80 sanguins as
TO imagine an impression on the GU. posts,
all that was necessary, 10 rally the forces
of his friends, and that the aid of the Anne.
ricans would be no longer necessary. While
this superstition is possible, we shall still
entertain hopes that the hoaor and faith
of our nation have not been committed.
BE this as il may we cannot think with
brother Editor, that the tone of commo-
dore Barron's letter was dictated by person.
aljealousy. The Barrons are very respect
ablr--very correct men We should ina
CINE TOO correct to be governed, in Official
conduct by selfish motives. We presume
therefore that il will be found, either tina,
the ex.bashaw has accepted Of the terms
mentioned in commodore Barron's letter
or that Mr.. Eaton has made stipulations
not authorized by our government or
that our government has given him and the
commodore, powers differing 10 extent
RebHsofy.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
A GARDENER WANTED.

a GARDENER, who can bring ,.flinenials of good
sTsscser, and ki in his profession, will NEE, with
esA ss:s Employment and liberal wages--A Gernias
DIV vooIs VINO understands fpinning and theeare Of
ka ,va Nv g Preferred He Is wanted 20 refide On
asd. = mics rom Acknowledgements nav be
ssR, =. Dr.. STEWART, Alpiar Hall,
DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
Cork Soal BOOTS s. SHOES.
M. g |. IANNEY,

M. s ]. JANNEY,
A r their BOOT e SHOE M .NUFACTO.
ARY Prince Street, next door 70 the Pos9.
OsrIeE, make Cork So Besh & Sheer, on the
moff approved plan; which will exclude ALI
dampnefs from the feet--experience teaches, ,bae
they are of Infinite teryice TO ihofc perfons whs
are fubjed to Rheumatic end Planitie dj/fajH,
which are generally occaGoned BY the feet be.
coming wet and cold.
10th month I'd. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
BALTIMORE. September 80.
.cAUTI N.

.;,;.ens are cautioned against per-
~ !. travelling our streets under the
ofs Catholic Missionary, aud beg.
r. " under the presencs of relieving
~ and other capsivcs, who may be
a u.shsr,a, bondage. We are authorised
- ,h,, circumstances have occurred,
HI induce strong susPicionstha he may
: ID inpossor. -.
s, he sane character may make ms aP-
o. il other cities, editors of news
-. nav save their rsaders from imposi.
'| ?''s 81 giving this gsnsral circulation.
~. a.ye obtained the following particu.
:. ,.t.,ivs TO the losa of the Rock hall
~, which our duty obliges US to lay
g., he pablic--however painful may be
IL. ,,sk Of reeoun.ing SO melancholy "A
Occurrence, we can snly symPashise with
,s,,. who, by the most unforeseen accl-
81, ara depri. ed OF the nearest relatives
s Il a,sres, friends. About eight o'clock
! il, morning of Saturday last. the pack
with eight persons on board, including
\ .,,sosers and hands. sailed from this port
Rork. hall--about eleven O'Clock, being
ia four miles beyond North Point, a
mall took her and she upset: The pas.
,ot.rs and crew got hold of the vessel aud
,,rag, aud momeatly expected some boat
You'd come 10 their assistance. In this
ru,sion they remained till late in the
MAN. when The wind rising, SIX of them
vshed off and drowned, viz. Mr.. Charles
Rasely, Jun. Of this city; Mr.. Hatche-
pa a member of the assembly from Kent
nunsv; Mr.. Goodman, skipper; and 5
Mack msn--the remaining two, Mr.. Hum
phreys, owner; and sailor, stuck TO the
wreck ill between Ave and six o'clock, ON
|Suadg morning, when they were taken of
.by pilot-boas, and safely arrived here a.
bout eleven. Photographed
Octoberl.
Arrived sehr. Experiment. Cotton, i9
hpfrem Porto Rico. Left schr. Minerva,
Nelson, Baltimore uncertain Patriot
Smith, do; Farmer, Toy Philadelphia, I'm.
mnTn; Thetis. Grainsbury, do; Two
Friends, Lucett, do in 8 days and scverM
ehsrs name MOI recoilected, The brig Fol-
gfom New Port. and schr. Mary-Ann of
Boston with esrgoes of horses, mules, cat.
A
&&c. both on their passage 10 Barbados
vsrtcap,ured by Spanish fciucca.ss days
nom Cadiz, and bro't into ST. Johns Sept.
s fheirplea was tha. zpar u0as declared By
Spaa against the United States! Z! The brig
catherine Seward was captured on her
'nsWard bound passage from Antigua,
hNorfolk by French privaseer and ear
nantc Aquadilla, wesi end of Porto-R'-
nas cargo was Immediately taken out
sdsold. Brig Susaunah, of Portland for
l'aaica, captured by privateer and bro,
m'Ae same port, sOld,she Gatherings
uss pat on board her, and ordered away
VIII the vessel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
BUTTER FOR SALE.

'sSssjs,i6t,, b4Ue jsR reesiUel and s6t, fin
Sass, a, tbrir fsre ix King frett,
!, About 1900 lbs. of excellent frefh
OUTER, in fmall hrkins, fuitable
SE family u(e.
ANDERSON g PERRY.
oasS,ri. d.