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we have planted our eagles ~ The terrific
ny Of our ALLIES:
;. (Sigued) "NAPCLEoN.
" BY order of his majesty, the nsjoT-
general OF the grand erniy, I.
"BERTHIER"
Letter efthe Emperor and KING to the Prefea
aud Mayer Of the CRY of Paris
Gentlemen. t5e Prefer and Mayor

ff.' IT, e
Letter Of the Emperor and King to the Prefea
=. aud Mayer Of the CRY Of Paris
censZs,ser, f5e Pyefecf and Mayor
is d.. IF onr good cip Of Fart, - :,
:. Our troops have had an engagement with
the Austrians, near Wcrfingen. defeated l2bat-
talions of grenadiers-all their artillery is taken,
also grsa, number of prisoners, and eight stand
ards. We have resolved to make i present Of the
eoots to our good city of Paris and two pieces
OF cAnaoa to be placed at the hotel de vile.
We desire that our good city of Paris will recog-
nize IN this affair our affection for her, which
Will be so much the more dear 70 her, as il was
her governor who Commanded our troops in the
engagement OF Wertingen. This letter having
no other objeee, we pray Cod to have you in his
holy keeping .....,.
A, the ipnperial head quarters a, Augsburg,
Is Vendemaire. (loth oet.) 1895.
Signed, NAPOLEON.
The following order has just been published
Baenyiar Soldiers. - .
have placed myself AZ the head Of my army
TO deliver your country from unjust oppression.
The house of Austria " ishes to destroy your in
dependence aud &c incorporate YEA in igs vast
states.-You viii be faishfil to the memory Of
your ancestors, who, sonne'iu,ss oppressed. were
never cast dawn. and ever preserved their inde.
Pentence and political existence, the FIRST saith
OF nations, as ihe fidelity TO the Pala,ine house
Is the Fret of your duties. Asa COED ally cs your
sovereign, have besn sensibiy ane&sd with the
marks of love which you have displayed towards
him in this Important conjunawe / am ncquain-
ted with your bravery, and Halter myself tina.
atter TIE tirsr battle shall DC enabled say 70
your prince ansi TO my people ,has you are " or
thy 10 tight IN the ranks 9th great army /"
Signed. S NAPOLEON.
BY order Of the Emperor aud King,
The major-general of the army;
Marshal BERTHIER.
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Advertisement.

THO be SOLD, ON FRIDAY the third
4 day Of January next, a, the Piping Zee.
in King Wi'iian county, to the hig6e,t bidder.
for ready cash. fifteen ~ twenty LIKELY
SLAVES, the csysse Of John King. dec. by the
Eyecutors.
Noycmbss 5o,h, Iscz sds
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LOST

| n the forenoon of this dav q to-
y bseco noe. number and weights as below, :.
onoud such note be found, il will srsa,Iv q.
''ge me IN giving notice At Mt. Brooks.
sos, 1850, Isl. Ii76. Johnsons
December a, 1906
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PHILADELPHIA, December To-

AS we conlsSiured. the successor Of General
Io6r S6ee, in the inspectorship of -four. is the
governors son in law. Mr.. 5ndiey Peftit, the
partner OF Mr. Baya,d SO much distinguished
IN Passmorc's case-the chain OF connection. in
cident after incident, is indysd marvellous.
Ii rs well understood that the governors eld-
eat son is to be e6s Justice, and tia, Judge Ship
pens letter is Coz sldcred Us Resignation.
Auutd.
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LANO FOX SAIlr4-

4 HE subscriber wishes to sell
y 500 acres of laid Iyiny on the wa,.rs os
Wynno creek IN HalfaS county. vi.hip 6 ME.
o. the couo house This land psthaps Is .oual
70 any high land. IN the said eoau;y fov the p1o.
daS''on Of tobacco, eern, wheat &c asd lies M a
ve'y agreeable wealthy neiglib5rhood and l.
We. improved on 1t is dwelling house. iuis
quit - oy 81, tour roslna ON TIE lower liouf an
two shove with al o,hrr necessary out h,ase, !.
al o. which a,e new ANY peuon wishing a.
purchase, will apply 20 thv sDoseribsr living ca
the premises.
william Yancey,
DessmbeI l., is05 s.
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To be Rented.
Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully isfornis his
, friends and the roblie. that he has Just re-
ecived handsome assortguent OF
DRY GODS,
On consignnisnt. which be will disoose Of for
cash at cost lie aailets himself they viii be
as low as any imported in the safe Of Virginia
Sc l.. Joseph.
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wEExLY.

:. The VIRGINIA. ARoUs viii be publish-
ed on Tuesdays and Fridays during the
winter establishment of the mails.
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I'm our Gazette of Saturday, we gave
The Is, and I'd Bulletin of the movements
of'hc French army; VIC now give the Sd,
18th and 5th, which render the series COM
ple,e down to the latest dates.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18

The Grst Russian army, or SIS 600 meR
efsectcd a junction with the Austrians in
Bavariai October 8lh. The olher ar
mics we're following by forced marches
The emperor was bringing up The REM
forcements.
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.1Y,hoinsments By rte Goee+aor Of Pennsgj.
voUin
AToPsw PyTTIT Esquire, Inspector Of
Fleur for tiie city and County of Phiinaelthia.
AEpShw BATARD ksgsiss huSiuncsr.
feufse3' DaiYy .dverfiser.1
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:. On the 10th inst. in The House of Re.
representatives. of the Uni:ed States, Mr..
Sloan laid the following resolution on the
table:
Resolved, That a tax or duty of ten
dollars per head be imposed on all slsves
hereafter imported into the United States.
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Diarsiianp.
SWIMMING MACHINE.

On the 9th of this month (asth JuIy) the ST.
cac Danjou made trial of the Scaphander, 4
newly invented rwmoning machine of tin, made
by him after the model given him by M. Mont.
f-ury, captainin the Cd regiment OF Curiaiii-rs,
who is the inventor. This experiment was
made on the river Ornc. About tx o'clock in
the afternoon, NJ. Daniou who is acquainted
with the art of fwimniing, dreiied in the Soap
handler, aud armed with full, catered the RI
ver near Montaigu's mill, which was then go
ing. Arrived at the middle OF the river, he fir
Ell the fulfil as 6gual to the iipettators that he
was out of his depth. There were then . or
20 feet of water below him. He then followed
the courie ct the currcDt, the rapidity of which
was increaitd by the action of the mill, crO.ied
AMI 1emmed it with cafe. With the ailiffance
of two tin MACHINES of the common kind which
he took in his hands, he accelerated or retarded
his prosrefs, and manCcuvred in every refpeG
With as much confidence and cafe as if upon
lind. He loaded and fred his piece or 10
times, and remained in the water without be-
ing fatisned, near half an hour. The expert
roent, made in the preience of an immenfe croud
OF fpectatorS, gave the mott complete fats:acti-
On. Esneb paper.
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BENJAMIN STETSON,

INFORMS his friends and the public in genera Al
ne has for i1le, 400 gallons Hollands Linieed Oil.
White Lead and SPaniih Brown ground in oil, Pa
tent Green ground in ditto. Verdigrile and Spanfl
Brown, dry; Shy 10 Window GIais, & Putty I'd,
sd, I'D, 3D. Sd, Od, and god, Nails, two Caas Spike
Nails Bar Iron, German and Differed Steel general
aiiortment of Iron Hollow Wave 10 Hhds. kfolsa-
es, French Brandy, We0-India and New-Enrland
Rum, Tea, Cote, Loaf aud Brown Sugar, Choeolate,
Mems, fine and eoarie Shoes, Ladies lid & Morocco
aud Leather Slippers; Boxes Cotton and Wool
Cards aiiorted half pint and quart Tum5ers frnall
invoice elegant cot glss, Rome ware, German Ozen-
burgs, so Jacks Salt, Noyafcotia Grind Stones, and
many other articles in lore which be will Tell chs
for cath or country produce.
April 2.---(lawl I'M
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WAIrEhALL, IS TINE, 1905.
Council O2;er.

THE Lords his Majeav's mot honor,-
bic Privy Council having had antier ,bcir conG-
deration report Of his Maiefy's Advocate
ATTORNEY aud Solicitor General, upon the oeti-
ton OF Thos. and Iiaac Li3iedae. fettine forth
that on the arrival of thclAlher.can Ii,io Leda.
WiilIamion, matter, at tic port OF Jivernn,,l
rom NeH-York, with cargo OF -four and
taves' the entry of the f,id cargo had been Oh
lected to on the ground that the mater Oft the
iaii veiie! ha! not become citizen of the ".
States previous to their Independence, and
that the taid yetIe' was not entitled to i'm.
port the faid goods for home confumptiop. ac-
cording to the act OF 37th of his rnaieiiy, char.
81, and il appearing by the faid report that the
matter of the faid Flip is qpaliced 10 be the ma
ter OF an American ihip, & as n enttle the aid
hip legally TO import goods into this country
under the fatutes referred To. am directed 70
tranGnit copy of the !aid report to you, for the
Information of the commiiIioners of his rna;ec.
tvs cuttoms, and / am to defre that directions
may be given to the officers OF the ,.utons of
Liverpool, 20 admit the cargo of the faid f,i,
to be entered for home confumption under the
ttatute of 81 of his majeity, chap. 81.
| am. sc.
(Signed)
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vice, with which he apprehended ie was diipleaf-
ed. On entering, the grotso, the neAt day, Mifs
L. found the following lines.l
|UNCOUTHi i, this discovered gro,,o of nore,
And damp is the hade oil this dew dropping tree u;
Yet this rude groto with rapture will own,
And willow thy dumps are reireah;ng to me.
For this is the grotto where Della reclin'd,
AS late |, in letret, her confidence fought;
And this is the tree kept her fate from the wind,
As, blu,,icS, ihc heard the grave lcGon taught,
Then tsl me, thou grot.o of mois-cover'd ftone,
And tell r,e thou willow with leaves dripping dew,
Did Della ieem vex'd when Horato was gone
And did he conieis her recruitment to you!
McthinEs now each bow, as you're waving it, trie,
To whiper tauie for the forrow feel
To hunt how ne frown'd when dard TO advife,
And Ggh'd when he ia.v that did it with zeal.
True, true FLY leaves 70 he did allow,
she rownd, but rage in her looks could frc ;
She frownd, but rebellion had clouded her brow,
She hgh'd, but, perhaps, twas in pity to me.
For well did The know that my heart no wrong
IL funk at the thought of but giving her pain
But trulted its tail, to faultering tongue,
Which errd from the feelings it could not explain
Yet oh ! If indeed Pve offended the maid,
II Della my humble nionito,ls refufe-
Sweet willow, next time that iile Wits thy made
Fan gently her bolon and plead my execute.
And thou, ttony grot, in thy arch may'ii prelerve
Two lingering drops of the night-falien dew
And Ju.t lot them fall a, her fees aud they'll ierve
As tears OF my iorrow entrnned to you.
Or LEFT they UNDECIDED ihould fall at her feet,
Let them fall on her bolo.n OF inow, and fwcar
l he next time Witt thy mois-cover d feat,
I'll pay thee each drop with genuine tear.
So maya thou, green willsw, for ages thus tots
Thy branches 10 dark DER the Gow- winding trsaui,
Ard thou, fony grotto, retain all thy mois,
While yet there's poet to make thee his theme.
Nay more--may my Della aill give you her charms
Each evn;ng, & iometirnes the whole evning long
linen grosto, be proud to fupport her white arms,
hen willow, wave all thy green tops to the iong,
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of powh,tan, is not an eligible faccefor u
iuppiy the vacancy occaioned by the elevation
OF M. Taylor to the beuch of the DillriSt
Court. MIR. Miller is a young man, whole
republican principles are nor to he Etsken, and
"h0ie understanding is of iuch an order as TO
render him capable Of the mott uitful eycr,ions
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NOTICE.

WHAT the late concern of BAKER e Osooop,
4 having been dGolved, free tue 2iA ult. II {,
not expe3ed BY the upderGzned, tha, any contract
viii be made, whereby charge him bnt Gould
an atterrt he MADE tbs IS 70 forwarn the puh.ie,
Iron, entering INTO jueh cortrs9 do not hold my.
elf r-porfbie Tor any 81 o! the ia1 BaSer's, hnes
the d.as.-J9u q be so.pastoary aforefaid.
SGWALL OSSOCp.
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TO RENT,

NE Lumber Hufs at pref,.nt occupied By the
iubicfhers on the Crofs Street leading To- the
Baton. 1t istwo nories high, so feet long, 20 feet
N'sie and well caleul'edfor Roring Flour or Tobae
co. itisnot reuted, the above articles will be re-
eeived sn 0orsgehY
PICKETT, POLLARD, B. JOHNSTON
November (sp2w}
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Last GGeni;.g's Gail.
WASH,NGTON. Nov.,,s.,. i,

-, w .hofI' INNJ OIN, NOVenter /.
The following papers have been recently re-.
ce'ved rom England. Their authen.icity NAV
he relied on. The deci6on they announce i
the more Important from a contrary one bavir,
heretofore been adopted in the Bri;iit tribunals.
Nat. lit.
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Rg,,;.!ao,o. on IS

. - , l7-ElF' .'9010, OF. u
\" On Saturday Jan abou, II o'clocl, departed ibis
life, after an 'llnef Of about three weeksn this town.
the Honorable JOSEPH JONES, one of the fa!gcs
OF the General Court of Virginia, aged 10. In the
charae'er oil this truly excellent man were combined
the tenGer fcEblties and enoblinr virtues of the In
man heart--Wfh Grong powers of mind, his iudici-
al eorduct was regatted as the MOT upright and
gsai(e worthy-frark, afTab!e, humane, and benevo
lent, he imper ceptbly won the affections Of his ar
quain'auee---Ie WIS aed]af in principle, found in
Judgement, and faithful in frendhip; but frendhip
Is Unable to de!neate Character which pansgyrie
could icarcIy pourtray.
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w. FAWKENEP.
| am. sc.
(Signed)

Custom House., LOaIon, Jelly /, 1905.
Let the Collector and Comptroller of Liver.
pool take care that the directions contained n
Mr.. Fawkener's letter (of which the foregoing is
a copy he duly obeyed.
BY order ef'the eou,mi5Tone,y.
(Signed)
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! J. HUMP.
10 tie Lords Of bis M.jeRy's
pri.yr CovrriT-
msg bonorabh

PEigp Council.
May it pieale POUR Lor4bibt,
IN obedience TO your lorinhips directions,
fgniiied to US by Mr.. Fawkener, we have ta-
ken into confederation the petition of Thomas
ard Itaac Ljttlednle, fetting forth that on the
arrival of the American flip Leia, wil,iamE,n,
matter, at the port OF Liverpool from New.
| York, with cargo OF -four an, Caves, the en-
try Of iaid cargo had been objected TO on the
| ground that the matter of faid veGel (who is =.
native Of Scotlani) mad not become a citizen
| of the United States previous to their Indesen-
| dence, and that the faid vefeI could not there
fore legally import the faid goods into this king
dom for home confumption, according to the
terms ofthe aGt of the s7th of bis Maiefty, oh.
81. And we have the honor to report Our o.
pinion to be under the authority of the cafe os
Wilton 7'srjils Maryat in the kings bench in
] 7os, and afterwards in the Exchequer cham
Der in 1893, that WilIiamfon having become
a citizen ofthe United States, aud having (asit
is to he preiumed) bona fdc refdeuce there, is
qualified to be the mater OF m American i..ip.
70 as to entitle fuch nip legally to inpor goods
into this country under The fatute referred to.
Al ofwhich is humb!y fubmtted to your
Lordfhips' wifdom.
(Signed) 7. NTCHCTT,,
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]. NfCHCrI,
6. PERCIVALI,
WEARY GIBBS.
T%%%S<gSS~@x%x@a9
lSlgnedl

DIED, on Sunday lat, Mrs. HARRi.o., wife os
MIR. Jacob Harriion, of this city. Tiiol- who knew
her virtues, can ben appreciate the lois funaied b5
her iurVlving relatives and acquaintance the co.
touring of Panegyric would be inadequate TO rots.
cray her worth.
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~ The whole ofthr Eif,tGo-, to the late edti-
VENrtON, rublihed by MeTrs. Rtchie s; Wort
ley and Auguitne Davis, having been transferred by
th,fe gentlemen to Samuel Pleafants, junr.---Sua-
lcribers will rleafe to take no,ce, tit the Bool
will be delivered By h;:u (o1y) in Riehm1nd ard
by fuch pertons he MAJ appoint for ne Furpofs
il other places.
November 5. st.
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YAZOO CLAIM.
PARAGEapRIsr. No. |.

= PARACEAPRIST, No. |.
The friends of republican virtue have made :
decided ftand aganf the YaZoo claimants, ala
they deferve TO be fupported by every honour
bic and con'titu,ionaI ezpedicnt. John E9a-
dolph ard the Respectable majority of the yj,r.
ginil delegation, have appeared aGiye in fhsi.
oPPoiition, and inaexbe in their vote; and i;
becomes the duty Of III; people and the Rate.
TO fuPport their representatives. IF ever there
was a Riteiman, who triumphed over the do
advantages of youth; who nHeXibly purified
" the right inlfead OF the exped,ent !" who dar.
ed 10 iet his face agaiplt the npoiinc opinion
of the three albeit men Of his own party and
the principal officers of the government; who
with an equal mind brayed danger and corruo-
ton; who arrefted the progref8 Of one of the
greaieft fpecuiations that ever originated IN
fraud, and was diliemnating corruption that
man is John Randolph.
| Does it not then become the facred drty of
the Legislature of Virginia, to declare, a. lis
next felton,, its deliberate fentimcnts on the Va
700 speculation TO inirutt its fenators, and TO
! recommend 10 the representatives of the people,
| TO vote againft any cOmpromiie whatever Wit
| iuch iiiqultous demands? If this foleuu
declaration has no other effect, it IN
at Leaf aroufe the attention and GU H..
! 6'y OF the people Ii will caufe then, 10
caf aiuiplciousa deagcr glanceupon thofcrecrh-
| lthtdiVeS VI COhSreis, VINO may be dtpotcG
TO foiter corruption The electors will be melted
to ioarucl their representatives,; and the wa
vering vote of Dawon and Jl:!;Gon GiaH be
made to fix itfelf to the true intereas of their
country.
Creed Taylor, thcla0fp eaker Of the fcnate, has
been nominated to fiji the Office of Judge of
The DiariEt Court of Virginia, in the room of
| Joieph Jones, deceaied; by IN unanimous
vote of the Executive Council. It remains
to be determined, whether the legislature
will confirm or reyerfe the nomination.
Tie work Of the Armory is now executed ~
| Journcymeu. lis calculated that the wages
OF their lsbour is at lea equal to the price of Inc
materials * tbatthe labour of apprentices is AT
Leaf Is per cent cheaper than that of Journey
men. is it not then the iuterea Of the ftaietoem.
ploy apprentices IN this bufnefs Forty h1yt
might ~ the courle Of 3 or 4 years become eonl
in lkill to the preient workmcn. They might
in their turn inaruet 10 other apprentices in Tx
trade and then the whole work would at ldf
he thrown into the hands Of apprentices a
plan OF this fort was within the contemplation
of the Legislature, two or years dnce But the,
neglected 10 pats Law for authorizing the Exc
cutive Council TO e0tcI into the neccl!ary linden
tIres.
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COMMUNICATION.

II is respectfully fuggefed TO the electors Of
Eoti.way, Cumberland, PowhAtaa, Cheacr-
EeId aud AmeHs, whether i 5onss Mi.lcr
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Nln9for, (VrmontJ OaoJer 8. A Jingle
fiik of corn, raiied in the field of Mr.. Ebene-
Ger Hoiington, of this town, the preient eaton,
produced Fix ears, or one t50gtitnd Guvn bs4a4red
sal :b:r.,y,ji1'su kernels.
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tMr sHtnioAS. the celebrated orator meeting Mis-
1iuiey afterwards Mrs sheridan) in the entrance
OF grouo, took TIE liberty to offer her fone adj
vice, with which he aPprehended ie was dilpleaf-
ed On en'eri, the grotso, the neAt day, Mis-
l.. found the following lines
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ARThus FENNER, E'q. Governor of the State Of
Rhode hand, died in fit on the 9Th ultimo.
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DIED, In the City ofWaf.ing' on. on Saturday N.
26tii mt. MIR. c. D. HOPKINS, Co.rejsn-fIe
has le,t an aiieelionate wife lament his death.
A9d the admirers Of the drama have to rsgret the
lois Of one of the fne performers on the Continent,
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= n meeting Of The Officers Of the 10th Reei.
r'@nt OF Virginia Militia, held at I,ouifa
Court-honie, on The Sd dav of O9ober. 1902.
THE officers uf laid Regiment Tcenng tie
mon uufeigued regret on account Of -he deatn
OF Captain Jojsbb Shelter Hatjos, Of faid rcg-
ment, aud being defirous OF doing his memory
that honor which his merits deferYe therefore,
refolved unanimously, that the officers com.
pofing the 4otb Regiment wear Grape on ti,cir
left arm during the period Of forty DAYS, AZ A
te!tiniony Of their regard and affection for their
deceaCsd brother and that Robert Yaucey, Sr.
TIE above refo.u.ion to be publifhed in the Vir-
ginia Argus.
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81 Subscriptions received at the Enquirer Office
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The Stranger in France or Tour FRONT Dee
vonshire TO ParisA-by John Carr, Esq.
Cooper's History of North America containing
a review. of rhe customs and manners of the ori.
snal inhabitants the FIRST settlement of the Bri.
nah Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, TO
the time of their becoming United. Free and In
dependent States-By the Rev. Mr.. Cooperate
which is ADDED an Appendix. containing the Con-
sti,urion OF the United States. aud the Declarza
tion OF independence.
Smiths Wealth of Nations.
Pleasures and Pains of Memory.
Pleasures of Hope and Memory.
Vattei's Law Of Nations.
+ Dialogues of Devils.
Dramstic Poems
The safety of appealing at the Day Of Iud3x
ment, in the Righteousness OF Christ, opened and
applied. by Solomon Stoddsrd.
Ike Life and Character Of tbe late reverend.
learned and piors Mr.. jonathan EDw ARDS.
President of the College of New Jersey, together
with Extraes from his Private Writings and
Diary and also, seventeen Sele& Sermons, on
various important subjects.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-31
VIRGINIA.

III a suherior Conr, of chaueery he'd ar fhe
Ccfisoi in the CITY 81 Richmond the ASIA
day Of September, one thousand cigar hum
dred and five.
Between
James boswell, plaintiff.
And
benjamin Drown and Samuel M. Smith, y
Waiter Leigh, Henry Jones and William |:
Jones. executors Of John Brown, deceased.
defendants
TIVE defendant Samuel NJ. Smith, Waiter
4 Leigh, Henry Jones and William Iones,
not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according the act Of assembly, and
the rules Of tins court. and il appearing the
satisfaction Of the court, that they are nor inha.
bitants OF this country on the motion OF the
plaintiff by his counsel. IL is ordered, thar the
SAID defendants do appear here on the first day
of Ihe next term and answer the bill of the plain
riff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN the CT.
~ or Richnond for two nsonrhs sac cessively, aud
posted at the front door of the capitol in the
said city. PETER rISsLEy, c. c.