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JAMES KENNEDY, SEN.

JAMES, KENNEDY, SEN.
d, ri. A-xa~I,ts Librao--Xiss- Si,fa.
Expect. to receive: By the hsh arrivals from PHI
Isdeiphia,
Memoirs of the Life, Writings and cor.
re,pondenee of he late Sir William
fonts, of Calcutta,
Iusly celeh,ated Tor an valuable reieasches IN
Aiiatic Literature, ths exen, of his geniuss
and for every apiab.e quality which can adoln
=. ti,e character If the Scholar and polite Gea-
By Sir John Shore, now Lord 7ssgn~
mouth.
1t will form one Otavn Volume Of Eve hon.
dred pages Of fine wove medium paper, and ~ilf
be ornanrn,ed with an elegant Portal. of Sir
William ZONES, and Fac Smile Of bis HAND
writing:
P,n- as Certs, neal, boS"d.
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by jud'cious cstic, fee the Pots-folio OF 81
November lsa
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Corporation Taxes, ave earnealy requsf.
ed e pay the fame to the 'ub'crioef, on or be.
fore he ,sth day OFT is month ot.erwite their
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February 8. q.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
sib Fe5iuAty, 1905.

OIDERED, ~
That public notice be given, that
ropofals viii be rccc.v:,i from Pedons aehrOus
OF undertaking the tu?erias:naanes Of the Nsw
9ooR hoass; tie proPha'' 70 be lodged with
.ae Clark OF I'll: ceuac; prcsios, to the firth
Tuefday in March next.
Oystrd, That Thomas Vowel and Jonah
Thonpfon, Ii mas I;x,a and ,ha Innes, b.
committee to cxan,in: and fetie the public &C.
counts Tor tie arefent year.
Or4f,el, That The following 2erlon' be a2.
pointed comuitdunen tor laperintendlas thee
lectlons to be hsii IN tic isveIa! nards}of ti;s:
sosp, on FaelaaY. tic ;sa day Of March nes'A
tar tie ecic,ce Of taeinsei,,i tlie Common Coan-
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cd to Ia. afrssisn Of til. Faculty of cofiluda5r
College in New York,
RefaI~<d,
Tia: in the opinion Of tai. board, the ADORE
mentioned books sre neatly &aceurasely printed,
and are hereby recommended accordingly.
BY order Of the Board.
BENJAMIN MookI, PieGdent.
New. York, Jsa. Z. 1895.
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Has already recti we'd from the CIaAic Pie(s,
Virgil, Cetar, amt SaIlutP,
ufam D-iphini, and will he regularly fupp'ied
a,ta-a pau Of all its pr,dattinns, which will be
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berai dilcoune to ,hofe WHO purchafe TO Cell
again.
r. c.. has on, hand an extentive al
fortment of BOOKS AID STATIONARY,
blank books Of every Description bound 10 the
nea elegant manner.
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and
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THE aoove mentioned books are all we'll
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and Co, the works Of Horace, Virgil, Crlar.
and Ssliua, have found them mach more elegant
in III: " poggsphical execution, and more correct
than the Loncon editions ufually vsnded In the
United States, and particularly skan the editions
OF 1893. with which, principally. they have
been compared. And the Faculty, happy Al
fee,ns iuch neat, and accurate fpecimen q A.
m;g!car arts, do cheerfully recommend Mstirs.
Poyn,ell ard Cos edition Of the ClsGics above.
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Bookseller ana Stas,oner, Kans-Strees,
dlexxndrld,
EXPECTS SHORTLY TO RECEIVE,

sc Memons of the Life, Writings.
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JAIN Shore, lsow LORD T.snnoa:h,'') well
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February ~.
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h Centt>man Of good e1taraaer'
and qualified to tHfrua an Eng
|hM School,. may get an advantage
aus 6tuatie7s ly application to tbs
teacher Of the Acadsmy in the
t0zcn:
February II. aow
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easosne establishments, by returning
into the hands of the people, at Certain
periods, ths fignr Of removing from
ogEice those who have ablsed pubic CONT
dence, and of nominating n their place
hose vino viii corFset The evils alrrady
committed.
they wao Hatter the inordinate love of
power which exists in. every breast, by
noldia9up the silly phantom of authority
10 each fraction of popular Sovereignty. Ell
ther igporantle mistake. or wilfulIy misre-
present the genius and spirit of our constr.
ru:ion, which, as is evident, givesto the.
people 40 power of committing single
act of government, bur provides tor their
security BY enabling them at regular inter
walls to remove their governors from OF:
flee.
In fac, the arguments adduced to prove
that the republic Of the United States IS
democracy, only shew that it has the de-
mocraric principle nterwoven with the
Others of which It is compounded; this is
not attempted to be Cenicd-; but in like
manner the same arguments might prove
that the government of Great Britain is a
democracy, because the people there en-.
10y the elective franchise jn~the appoint
ment of one branch Of ITS legislature. In
both there's more or less ofthe three forms.
In Great Britain less, in the United States
more, of the democratic: and it will not
be denied than the power of our executive
and the functions of our senate, partake
of the British form; that the president OF
.the United States mas many OF the discre-
sionary powers of BRUSH monarch; and
that our senate in all respects Except IN
not being hereditary has equal, and in
some cases mere authority than British
! house of peers.
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From the Boston Gazette Of Monday,
Lats& from Europe.

BY the ship John Adams and Sally Ann,
from, Liverpool, wa have received our
regular files of London papers to the 5th
of Joly, from which we have been enabled
to make very coplous extracts. The
leading articles Of intelligence are thosere.
lating to the political affairs of the conti-
nent, which although opposed to the pro-
.iect Of at united and vigorous prosecution
ofthe war against France, are, at the same
time, inauspicious to the hopes, which have
been entertained of peace, as the natural
consequence OF afailure of continental al
iiances. Great Britain can never be brs't
to make peace with france, while SIZE, con.
tinues her present military establishment;
and il obstacles shall eventually oppose a
coalition Of the northern powers in war,
which was entered into from no light, tri.
vial or partial cause, England will continue
to fight on, single handed I; wisely prefer
ing the sacrifice of her entire revenue, to
the degradatio@ OF such state Of peace as
France would offer.
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LONDON Tune 25.

An attempt will in all probability be
shortly made by the Texel, squadron, to
put to sea. Accounts have been received by
neutra! vesselwhich sailed last Thus ay
from the Iexel that all the men of war
and transports there were in complete rea-
dlness fof sea. The latter are stated tc a.
mount TO seventy sail, with troops on board
and vic,ualed for considerable time the
former consists of five sail of The line, TWO
frigates, and three sloops. The intelligence
brought by neutrals from the Texcl, re-
speeding the enemy's ornaments, has gene-
rally proved incorrect. but this account is
In great degree confirmed BY letters from
our cruizers of the harbor. One OF then,
VS.
I'VE sill con,inuecruizing OF hi place,
yeste d " we boarded a vessel under Prus~
sian colours coming out, from the master of
which we learn that the enemv's force con-
ssts of ave sail Of the lue, three large cor
ve,tes, in the Mars dep. one line CT battle
ship, which has been hove down and put ia
complete. condition for sea, and large fri
gate in the New dep. The whole were
preparing forsea. Several corps of French
troops had of late marched IN, for the pur-
pose, It IS supposed, Of accelerating the
works that are carving on
Should the 1exel armament succeed in
escaping, it is'not unlikely, thatil will rush
for the Cape,of Good Hope. On board Of
So great a number ftraasports,here Cannot
be less than len thousand troops; and were
they landed at tbs Cape, they would con-
stisuse very formidable disposesble force
which might according to circumstances,
be directed from that point agains, eur do.
minions in India.
June 90.
The Dutch camp at Zeyst has received
very considerable reiGforcements, and the
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POLITICAL. ESSAYS

On The essential cad dtst;active Qualities o.
~ Demosraacg and Republics, 7tftk refer
rnce % tAe Constitution Of the Uase
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

~ sNSsf e<ts-
iI'er placer Of residence OF
IN az fbe Depaimrat 81
: in t5is manner, ,equesfed
beer eis;sens5ip, ssi,b acs.
ons, and jorSsard roe same
ne. in order thar proper ap.
'ycr sbeir discharge.
Edward Owens ;.
Joseph M.Keddsr =
Jos. or Tn. Quenichet
Nathaniel Tolman
J.s.n Lowe.
Jonathan Archer
VIM. Smith
--Hughes
Joseph Aluratt :;
Joseph w oodson
john Jones
James Lassley
Charles Mi,sheu
William Blechford p.
William (aliss) James
Deal
John Ferguson
YIN. Wall, Jan.
Marens Stephens
Samuel Jenkins
William Rowland
JOHN Kooinson
John Jackson.
John Weolicot
James Leppcr
John Seymour
Edward Rogers
Francis Davis
John Smith
Thomas Meaning
James Lynn -
Iundonili or Lion Do
nell
David Coleman
Heneas Swift
Edward Miller
Wil.iari Hully
James Wo.msley.
Archd. M'Keieiiine
David Stafford
FTsierick Rhodes
James Waits
samuel Sother
John R.Ge
Anthony Nelson
William BOND {.
Thomas Simonton
nomas Edwards
Joseph Perm
tfm. Mines
Edwssd Moore
lisnfy Bow.,ns
1oAn S,oeum
ososge Watson
Thomas Morris
Samuel Brown.
George Watson
Wilir.na Wall<
Ebenezsr Buckingham
James Wilson
Joseph Wildnan
Philip Ford (alias) Ca.
rolme
Thomas simonten
John Ready
John Walsh
John Thompson
George Walker
Dsnisi Mertidith
john Johnson
William Buck
jonn iiowss
Thomas White
ssmnel Lloyd
feter johnson
Daniel Johnson
john Thompson
George Mars
George WATSON
Daufei b,srIidith
William Einiay
John Grant
Abraham Hamsrd
John Miller
LA Young
Thomas fennock
George Walby
John Robinson
joseph Thompson
James Fealhsrstons
Elias liue,t
William Scuba
Barns. M'Nutt
John Hankerson
Samuel u Spencer
Joseph Wilson
Joseph Hexis
Isaac Games
George w. Eddy
George Harrington
John Hanifofd
James Cray
Thomas White
Richard Dawson
Joseph rierson
Richard Reed
john Bfack OF Brocl.
John Brown
Benz. 5. Hunt
William Wilson
Jno. Rick, Jr alias Juo
Benson
Joseph fIixs
Robert Coalson
Samuel brown
Samuel Bond
Francis Lsmott
Peter Harvey
Peter LauTies or Lew
William shettaYd
Robert Crosbie
Joseph Blake
WIslisn Jarvis (slial
Jos. Talnian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

fand his small party, who have attempted
| 10 ernharrass my administration, but all
to no effect. They have heretofore as-
sumed the name OF Republicans, and for
while perhaps imposed ,hemlelves on
the general standardization as such: but
call them perfe& Jacobins, and those OF
the worst kind, for, taken collectively as a
party, they arc both ignorant ard, vile.
The people in this country are generally
well disposed to the present administrati-
on, and those measures so generally APP
proved by the nation at iarge.-AIi they
want is a chance 20 cvircc. their attach
ment 10 just administration. Bmt the
man at the head of affairs here, who at
fords it, and who makes qualification for
Office, and political dogmas or oreeds his
guide, will and must. expect 10 receive all
the vepgcance of this Ecst faction, as
have done. But it has had but one eGreGt,
that is, TO give themselves LucIrEnIAN
FALL. a. 80.
My best respects and any information
this letter may contain 20 Mr.. - and
the ,rest of your heighbors, for have not
time to write another letter now TO any OF
them.
am with usual
Sentiments Of respect,
Yours. &c.
ROBT. WILLIAMS.
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FIRST REPORT
OF TIE
BRITISH ROdRD or HEAL 7tL

An outline OF plan TO prevent the spread.
ing OF the plague, or other contagious
diseases, presented by the board of
health, agreeable to the instructions Of
his maJcsty's most honorable priyy
council.
Published IN London, dugust 27fh.
In obedience 10 the commands Of his
maIesty's most honorable priyy council,
we proceed to The consideration Of the
third head Of their lordship's instructions,
aud TO the detail Of the measures, which
It would be proper TO adopt, in case ofihe
plague, or ether infectious disease, at
tended with great mortality, should pass
the barrier Of the quarantinS, and actually
appear amongst Us.
Il is so long since TIE plague has visit
ed this country, that Il is in some degree
necessary 10 recall the nind 70 the mise
ries inflicted upon a nstion by that great
est OF ali caiamities 10 which the humsn
race is subject, ir order tina, We may hold
ourselves the more ready to comply win
the regulations and orders Which the e.
igeac'es Of such time would call for
UBTusslionably TIC ,aisSry produced bv a
vide spreading pcst'lorce Ear exceed al
Others, and considering The size OF oug
towns, ard The population Of ibcm, par,,
cusrly OF the meticpoiis, there Is hardly
any nation tina, wocld have % n,uch 10
dread tfom Ihe calamity as thfs kingdom.
The destruction CT thousands ct iadvidu.
ais, the interruption OF .tads, the check 10
manufactures aWd comncJce, ard The con-
seGueht dimiBution olthc public revenue,
are some OF the certain evils attendant
/ upon pes'ilehce tie regulations there
lore, and ofders necessary to check is
progress, or 10 extingq!zh it az It's FIRST APP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
5roa THE poLlrrcAL axoisrrR.


Mr.. Edifer.---I send you far publication,
ain authentic. important parer--the report
of national board of heath, upon contagi-
Gus pestilerce, as the subject is at present
understood in England.
This document is greatly interesting 10,
America, as well as 10 England, as il iden-
tihss the pestience so lately desoiatiBgs
The garrison OF Gibraltar, with the yellow
fever of The United States, which has SO
frequently visited them OF late years:
As il contains the refeGtrd opinion of
men eruinen,ly qualified 10 Judge, ,ha, This
disease is OF highly contagious nature;
and which, ii once introduced into their
own country. might produce the most fa-
tel consequences;
rs these respectable persons make a
clear distinction between this direadfulms-
lady, and the worst indigenous dis;emper
OF ,heir own climate:
As We fad in il the fullest scqpiescence
10 The intellisible doaFiar that the yellow
fever, as wei as the plague, may be car
ried from country 90 country, which might
little shake our faith in The We6steTean
| revolution Of a recent change in the con-
s,ituticu OF the atmosphere, TO which this
calamity has been northumberland as an
important disorder, that It's visitations aud
rayageS might be within human mean To
! prevent;
il is highly important in The article
which treats of Insulating ,he sick, so
strongly enjoined--Not corceiving lhatthe
feelings OF individuals should stand in the
| way of measures necessary 20 guarantee
The general safety:
But principally as indicating the means
to be employed. it is, in eEeei, an advice
to us, with regard 10 the precau,ion a.
gainst scou' re, the greatest evil OF WI ich
is not even the number OF It's victims.
A CITIZEN.
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LAND FOR SALE,
IN .fLBEM.ARLE.


|NN. the 4th day of December
~ next, If fair, III not. the next fair day. will
DC sod TO the highest bidder, at the late dwelling
house of Richard II. Allen, on Mychuni< Creek.
Tue Land whereon he lived, containing about $50
acres, considerable past of which is excellent
oo.'om. some now ia tiroothy, and a5out 20 acres
adjoining the presentrieadow may be cleared &
put into grass. The plantation is now in good
'afming order, having upwards of 200 arcrcs of
scared land. the greater part of which has LATE
y Deen Cleared, and cultivated in regular rvtati-
on'--ihere is on this farm small bearing apple
orchard of choice winter fruit. The improve
ments are all good, and calculated for the accom-.
notation CT genteel FANNY. The houses are
assured against tire, and very good well of wa
ter IN the yard This farm is situated in a gen.
'eei sociaole ncighborhopd, within 3 miles of
Ue D. W. Mountains, o of Milton and the Ri
wanna river, Is OF Charlottesville, 80 of Colum.
ois and OF the Merry Mills il also lies adjoin.
ing a valuable range for stock, and near vein
Oh limestone. Ii will be sold on a credit of FIVE
years. IN four equal payments, the FIRST TO faldae
TWO years from the day OF sale. and the balance
IN three annual payments from the day ON which
the tirst payneur falls due Good personal sec,,-
ntywill be repaired on one fourth OF the purchase
money, IS also mortgage on the property for
',he amount OF the purchase. This land will be
shewn by the executors orby the oyerseer on
the farm.
On The san,e day and at the same Mace,
WILL BE SOLD,
L o tse highesr bidder, on 10 months credit, all
the CROf CT corn. wheat. tob scco, oats, hay,
fodder, and STOCK OF every description-:a.
nonS which are some valuable horses, celts and
Iauies' catJlsand sheep. some pork, and yoang
noss, every species OF household and kitchen
foRNl7OAE, { new Wagon and Gear, plan
'a'on Tools, Sc.-Ronds with approved securi
& viii be required. 70 bear interest from the da e
Il not pgncsua;;y paid.
Di5NEY MINOR, D.,
* AxEx4NDER CIRRET7; EA'rs'
Oaober 9. 1865. It'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
.NOTICF

a PETITION will be presented TO the &c.
y neral Assembly of Virginia, at the nexr
session, praying that an ad may pass to incorps.
rate company for The purpose of cutting Ca.
nal OF the south sids OK The falls of James Ri
ves, OF otherwise improving the navigation of
thc river for the passage Of Batteaux and also
for the establishment of Bank in the town Of
Manchester. August Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
NOTTCE..

a PETITION viii be presented to the mex
"a General Assembly TO grant charter 10 a
company entitled the Richmond hgueduet Com
pany, for carrying Spring Wafer Through the
said cry.
Richmond. GA. ed, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
LAND & NEGROES, for SALE.

TTTILL be sold, on Thursday the ninth day
Wv of January next, 1T Cumberland court
house, two TRACTS OF LAND, one trad
adjoining the lands Of WIN. Daniel, sen and O.
theirs the other trad adjoining the ands Of
VIM. Coleman, sen. containing about 600 acres
each; the situation of both trsds is such as may
be divided 10 suit purchasers the soils adapted
TO the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco, and
well tirnbsred there is a sufEciency of land
eleare5 on each traa to work six or egh, hards
to advantage distant Is miles from caftersyi!le,
niles from Cara, and miles from Cun,ber.
land courthouse. further description is deem.
ed unnecessary, as it IS presumable those who
wish to purchase will Grst view the premises
The terms OF sale is four equal annual payments,
wiki bonds and approved security, 10 carry inte.
rest from the date if not punauaily paid - Also
nlikely Virginia SLAVES, on credit oe
II months. Bonds with approved security win
be required 70 carry interest from the date il not
pupaually paid
WN. A.. ALLEN.
O9obes 9TH. 1905. wtdss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, on the premises. to the high
w est bidder, on Monday the 6rst day Of
December next. a 7RIcT' or LAND, belong.
ing 10 the estate Of Bsnyna Johnson, dee. con.
tanning between and 500. acres, lying in the
lower end of Louisa, near the Southland river.
adjoining the lands Of Thomas Anderson, ia.
yid Johnson, Wm. Chick and others. Twelve
months credit will be given for ons half Of the
purchase money, and two years for the balance,
upon the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, 20 bear interest from the date if NOT
punesually paid, and deed ortrust upon the pro.
perry IS an additional security. Purchasers NAV
be accommodated with suitable divisions of this
land into small lots IL necessary.
AUGUSTA A. JOHNSON, Adn,'x.
With the VIII annexed of Bergman Iobn.
Oct. %, 1895. wtda son, dec.