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mas Newton, DR.. Barrand, & Lirsleton w Taz-.
well, Norfolk, Hugh Mercer. fredericksburg
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in the STORE Ia,cly cccupied b. Mr. i,ouLrox.
opposite 10 fsfzsarr, l1,is,ss-y-2ggce.
M AIN STREET, RIeB TODD.
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Notice.

a Ii. persons having claims agains. the es-
~ tate of Edward Branch, sen. dec. of Ches-
'srie'd county, are earnestly requested 70 brinr
'hr'n Forward properly authenticated for settle
,nent on or before the ls,h day of April next, as
intend soon af'cr that time 1, close ny execu-
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90 rroV'de for eomhfeGHg the vafuotion Of
1anes' and d'DciFge hopses, AMI hsernaue.
r1''o" Of Slaprsin Soutb Carolina and for
Other harkoses.
De" e"Gcfed IN Me Senate end R5ase
:" commentaries Of Ne United Sa,es of
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Tor fhe re2Te7' -d,e.ronder Of ElItrrry.
BE IL eaacfed 6y he Seuafr and ho,,sc q
! Pcfsresenfatfvts of ;se Umted Stars NJ N
0'-rice ia Co;rs-,-ess assembled, That ,b. ,ro
per accounting officers I;qui,la,c and ad
just With Alexander Murray, the sccoun,
al damages, interest and CHARGES, in The
case OF the schooner Charming Bstsey. re-.
caPsnrrd By him, while comnander 9TH
trgste Constellation in The service Of The
United States, during the year one thou
sand eight hundred. and afterwards Iibel.
led in the distriei court Of the Tinted
States, Tor the disiritf Of pennsyIysnia. in
which case Judgment was ultimately rem.
dered by the circuit court, in pursuance.
OF a decision ut the supreme cour, of TN.
United States; aud that so much as mac
be necessity for satisfying the same, be
peid out of any monies in the treasury. no;
otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON.
Sneaker Of tie H7nse IF JS.tresey,o,;,,.,
JOS. ANDERSON.
President of rte Senate hyo-temhor..
January 81, 1905.
APPROVED.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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ForMe rSief Of J,an Steele.
he " enoeted B, tbe Senate and yap,, NJ
Representatives. et tie United Sfafea -or <.
"'er'ea m Congress dssem5lsd, Thu, IN.
proper accounting officers iiouida,e and
settle the sccoun OF John Steele. for hi
sc as secretary oe the Mississipp;
aesri'ory, from the seventh day of Nav.
J.s".een hundred and two to the second
gay OF March on, thousand e;ob, hn rT.n,
and three, incIusively and Tia, So -
pad TO him Tor his salary and ofic;sl ~ ~
penai,uuFes, such compensation ~ i. h.
law, allowed 60 persons acting in that ca
pacity. ~ ''''' ca
s NAFHL. MACON,
's'esker offHe House Of Rctreseniqf;,,,
JOS. ANDERSON,
,.res'des,f u me Ss1afe, hro-temaore.
January 81, icos.-ArpRovrs.
IN: JEFFERSON.
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II fcrsc1 no, residing within me corimor-
TveaLth Of Virginia, and having no known
agent or attorney fhcreir--
'F-kKE NoTrcs, thar by virtue OF commission
issuing ont of the court of chanccrv for the
distrid Of Richmond. in suit depending in the
sad court, wherein am plaintiff and YOU ave
defendant. the dispositions of John CRY, John
Woodson and Chapman Stewart and sandry o.
ther witnesses will be taken az the shop Of Ma
ilSniel Dandridge, near his dwelling honse. in
he county OF Hanover. on the twentieth day Of
March next, and thar if necessary the said com.
mission viii be adjourned over TO the Dist and 22d
days Of rha, mouth, the dispositions so 70 he TAX
en-, 10 be read in evidence in the sard case. &
John Harris.
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,"v WI excellent Salt i'etrei Bacon.
,,atene Shot, by 'hc bag or l0a a.
saaaeisa fsner;as and Sherry Wines
Hn''gua. Jamaica and Ncw-Eng.and Run,
S,ogmac Brandy and Whiskey.sy
tn,rNaelph,a Porter, l'y she biol ) doz each.
Coffee by the bag Molaskcs by the hh5
Loaf & brown Sngae--Hyson r Inuerial Teas.
Shy Hand lob 1S Window Glass.
= bar iEsr. IRISH Potatoes. &c.
= ne aenys a-s'c'es will besoIdi low forready pay.
AprH22 1901. w,,f
Ih- subscriber has lust received six thousand
weight Of srst quality
Ne1v- England Cheese,
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pad q adDaaee.l WEDNESDAr FE5aUARr 49, 1905.

AT a court held for wasb;, r,on
Woe: county the 18th day of December. 1874.
AGAINST
Michael Wise, Dsen, Soea
HE defendant not hawke e,., .S,J ~: ee'
ancs and given security aceora;nr 70 ~, "a
- asssmb'y and the rules OF this conrt' ana i
ling 20 the satisfaction oF tho cont ,Sa, H.
Ne's",nt - nor On inhsbitant Of The .sr,,,,-
va m onthe morton of,he cor,pIa;ns =, ~,
ss.'sl - ss ordeea. That the said !efsn,iaat de
49, sS mere on the third Tuesday in AprI nex,
c,,,r .'e mn OF the complainant and that
paper published in this s,a:c TO- ,-,,,
Sessrsly. and anosher copy posted AZ he Grow,
0sor 81 the courihcuss of ne said county. ="
a copy-A,tesf.
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AM Acr

Nm All
Far tie relief e;r Ciariorfe kfa--,, 5ri!os, ard
refet Of fhe iafe B,sgadier,geaerai Moses
Hyxcn.
Bt IL enacted, 6rfIr Ssaate md yI,use o.
RcYt,esenfafipfs orfhe Iaifed- Sl,rea Of ~
merifa in ConSrcss osst;a6!cd, Thai there
be allowed 10 Charlotte Hazen, widow
and reliet of the late Brigadier- gererai
Moses Hazen, for her supPort,thc annual
, sum oil Two hundred dollars, during her
lie. o commence from the fourth day of
! tebuary, cne' thousa;,d eight hundred
land three; and ths, the sum hersbe gran
ted be paid to her toe saitl Charlotte, in
The slime manner, and under the same
rules, regulations and restnelinns, as pen
/, sions are paid to inyslids who have here.
tofnre been placed on the PENSION list of
the United States.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker offhe Hosae Of l1cytrcserrusiues
JOS. ANDERSON.
Presidsat qffh, S,-5'ue t,ro-scnho.-c.
I January IS, l3o5--AppRovrp
tn JEFFERSON.
-eS-- -
AN Act
, - t'js'' ois'tuHCl .frT' Co.T'fS.ftN1r
fkr Soul W7ae<f trbitol. a,fse. Cru
n Hashingso'a J; rud ter other. fu,gsoscs.
&c II eracfcd. bp khe .Sena;r cao' R,n,c OF
Representatives 81 me Vaifea Secs ~ .ls,c-
riea "a Congress assembled. That s.imno,
exceeding ore hundred and ten thousand
dollars, shall be, aud the same il hereby
appropriated, 70 be applied ,nder the al.
cection OF the President OF The uni.ed
states, towards completing the South
Wing OF the Capitol, at the city of Wash.
iugtoa.
Sec. Q. md b. if further enrcted, That
sum not exceeding twenty thousand dol
lars, shali be, and the same is hereby ao-
lpropriated, tc be applied under the tlrec-
ton OF tho President Of ,h= United States.
to such necessary alterations and repairs,
rs he may deem requisite. in the North
Wing OF the CspiloI, and ether public
buildings at the CITY of Washington
which said sums shall he paid Gu, cl an
monies in the Treasury, no, OTHERWISE
appropriated.
MAJ Hi, MACON,
Sfheaker of fA- Bopsr IF he,arrsenia,i1cs
| JOS. ANDERSON,
Pr,cidrnf u tie sc,1aic f,,o. s,1,asr,
January IS, la05--srpRovs
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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70 be sold in a tract Of +. AN ID.
4 iyins in'Halifax comfy. Virginia, within
fonr miles OF The coirshou5e. containing, 6s7
acres The land hes well, is well ~,stsrcd, asd
NOT inferior to any high lana in said COUNTY, fSr
the Probation of tobacco. corn, wte1l, rye or
any thing thai nay be planted thereon; IL afse
hEa'thg ,ssinatioa has on ieatoc.abie cornfor,a-
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Peach and apple orchard, aaji in a wealthy and
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Dollars, 10000
Aii ,ic!Sets drawn blank may be renewed in the
.sSt Class. at 10 dolls each; the price OF all o.
theirs will I've Is dolls 81
Az prizes Of Is dollars may be renewed for the
nest class, or paid. az the option of the person
eu'itied. II thcy be nor clarred within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
se considered az renewed in the second class.
ne drawing 70 commence in the City of VIII
'ian'sburgs on the 49, day of -, auder
the management of James Madison. John Brsck-
en-, William Nelson. Robert Creenhov, Burwell
Sassett, Robert Saunders. Samuel Tyler. Charn-
p,rn Travis, William Ligbtfoot, Lit,Iefon w.
iazsweli, George Tnc.er and JAMES Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
NETWORK, April s.

The following papers were handed us
BY NJ. Delacoste of the Cabinet of Natu
raj History, and as the subject to which
they relate - interesting to the scientific
par, of the community, and indeed to So
ciety IN general, we lay hasty translation
OF them before our readers.
NJ. LETMKRrE, chief physician of the
hospital dr. SID de Paris, professor of che
mistry and medicine, passing thro' the u
nitrd States addressed, on the soth of
March last, circular 10 some distinguish
ed physicians and soUa,ss Of this CITY, of
which the following is copy.
CIRCULAR LITTER.
The four quarters of the Globe are in
state Of alarm or account Of that scourgc,
the Yellow FeDer, which has ravaged all
these couDtries.---FraBce has sent COM
missares every where to investigate it's
nature, and to prevent its baneful effects.
Nice, Russia, Italy, Germany, France,
have adopted coercive measures to secure
themselves against all communication
with the countrics where the yellow fever
exists.
have read every thing that has been
written in French, or translated from the
English on the subject, and have found
none but DIR. Mitchell who approaches the
truth. have remarked that the people of
the United States have made researches
into the doctrine of DR.. Mitchell.-The
difference OF opinion entertained by medi.
cal men, thro' all countries, upon subject
as important as il is distressing to huma-
nifty, may in very short time cease; and
the monster perhaps be overthrow by a.
doping method, different from that hi
therto followed, TO encounter il, to arrest
its progress, and annihilate its effects.
This method ] have found in the prip-
c'ples OF the grand discovery, of which
laid an explanation before the French eo-
vernment, on the 10th Prairial, year 10.
Political, end Other reasons which can
not penetrate, have prevented an account
Of The means had discovered from reach
ing the hrst consul now the emperor Of
The French repablic.
I nave since travelled through the An
.lles' where have repeated my expert
nen's the results Of which are so salts
y'ns' IN their application to the yellow fe-
sss especially, that consider ii proper to
49,. rom my large work, that part
""'S" pears direetly on the disease under
~, ssD",'u.eeation' and all those that have for
theu basis putrid Dioiex.. '''o 'o'
,,a sou pave here no academic body, but I
uu n, an. al your observations are chi.
'ss'so 10 periodical work entitled ,he
HIeaeaf hf'eSifoyy. The nature NJ ,hs
SUBJECT which have been treating do,s
not permit communication Of th;s L;nd
az present. your city had possessed ', an
academy, or society of learned ,n~n :
would atoDee have asked permission. H.,
the organ Of its president, to demo-; -, 80.
discovery in its bosom, and 10 pursue ~. 10y
repeat ny experiments under It's eve.
Wf8 Indies, -
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I1posio1, Of 81. (br;,,ot,h,,.

On the morning Of the slh March, the
French feet arrived of Bassaterre, and
having anchored abreast ofthe town, with
the transports, about ~ O'Clock shot
was fred at Fort Smith, when the flag was
immediately struck.
Thetwo small forts to wiudward andIee-
ward OF the harbour being unable to make
any essential resistance, the militia having
gone early in the morning 10 reinforce the
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Translated for the Mercantile Adver-
tiser.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
Paris, 18th February.
Keho-f ST "a. 7aReyrand--eoneiudea from
.Scfurday's Argus.

.Scfurday's Argus.
In calculating The advantages ofour po-
stion, and ia thinking upon that unani-
NOUS burst Of affection and Of respect
which in The late circumstances have
.hewn TO us all France disposed to devote
itseIfto maintain The honor of the French
name, the glors ofthc throne, and the dig
nity ofthe empire, I shalt not conceal that
being tue only one admitted, as minister,
to the confidence OF such determination,
il was my duty to appreciate il wholly,
considering il less in itself than in its he
role principle, and to view it rather as .
couseque6ce of character than as the APP
plicstion OF maxim Of state. Had any
other prince manifested TO me such dis
position, srould have thought that the
honor Of toy place, and nay personal de- |
yofedness, would have indispensibIy re
quired me TO oppose il by my counsels.
And, in truth. what Is car position I
and on which side ere the advantages Of I
war; We have lost nothing either a. !
broad or a. home every thing has i'm !
proved among 4 as. Our flohllas, whose
creation appeared chimers, whose as.
sernbiaze seemed impossible, have been
created ADD collected as if by magic.
Our soldiers have become saiIori Il
seems as IL the ports apd the coasts Of the
ocean had transformed themselves into
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

That IDEA Is not OF u PoCtuS ustuies ~
pernuous intervention ought not to bere-
iouired. iftbere is no wish to en.barrass the
ld;scnssions and to render them endless.
iThe ordinary result Of all complicated ne
gociations is to sour the mind, TO weary
The good intentions, and to throw The
states again into a war, become more v'o-
lent by the disappointment of not having
succeeded in bringing about reconcilia.
ton.
! In question, however, which embra-
ces a multitude of interests & Of passions,
which have not always been at variance,
it would not be proper to stop at one sin
gle point.
Time will soon unfold to US the secret
Of the resolutions of the English govern
ment. If these resolutions arc just and
moderate, we shall see an end to the Ca
lamities of war; if. on the contrary, this
first appearance of reconciliation should
prove feint calculated only to serve spe-
culations Of credit, to facilitate loan to
give time to collect money from abroad,
to make purchases and enterprises, then
we should know with certainty how far the
dispositions OF the enemy are implacabie
and obstinate. and we should have no O,
Their alternative than to .reje6 with dis
dain the hopes Of a dangerous allurement,
and to commit ourselves to the goodness
OF our cause, the justice of Providence,
and the genius OF the Emperor.
Until new light shall brighten the OBJ
scurity OF the present situation of affairs,
his majesty the Emperor has thought
that the imperfect disclosure which
his majesty the king of England has
| Judged proper to make of the first al
vances of France, required on his part a
complets exposition ofwhat he wished, oil
what he has done, and the answer of the
English government.
In the mean time he has charged me
to announce that he will find satisfaction
J real and dear to his heart in acquaintine
the Senate * his people by frank commu
nications, full and free from doubt, with c.
very thing which concerns the great int
rests OF their prosperity and glory. when
ever such communication shall be conpa.
tible with the principles of policy and the
| rules of prudence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

ny private letters from Bordeaux, we
learn that MIR. MoNRoE, our Ambassadors
extraordinary TO Spain left Bordeaux for
Madrid on the 18Th January. Mr.. Mon
roe, 1t IS supposed, had waited for dis
patches from this country those however.
arriving in the Sheffield, followed hin, ON
the 27'h January under the care Of Cant.
DUlton. "P''
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I Falling this, have taken theresoiution
TO pf<pose meetingof the distinguished
savans OF the city on Monday next, LIST Of
Apcl, IN the room ofihe city hail in which
Mr.. Deiacoste has established his cabinet,
when will lay before them an account of
my discoveries, and they will Judge
whether they are worthy of their aitenti-
OH.
The love which the public acknowledge
you for the advancement of science, is to
me sure pledge that you will readily ac-
cept my invitation, and believe me 10 be-,
with perfeet consideration, your servant.
| LEYMKRIE.
The proposed meeting took place at the
time appointed, and the greater part of the
physicians invited were present.. The at.
tention OF the company seemed to lie sim
| gularly Fixed when DR.. Leymerie lpropos-
ed means, as grand as they were novel, to
prevent and arrest the effects of the yell
low lever, aud other frSers of that nature
when become epidemic. His method CO.
Incidcs with the opinion of DR.. Mitchell,
present at the meeting; aud will doubt
Jess approximate the divided sentiments
| OF medical gentlemen on this subleSt -
this as al least what he advanced, and what
the multitude of experiment he had made
promises; an account of which lie laid be-
tore his audience.
iRvited by the meeting 10 digest and
commit 10 writing every thing he had deli
vered with the processes by which he had
succeeded in making synthetic analy sis
OF the blood, "a discovery of the highest
impoTtance,) to arrest immediately all pu-
trefaction-all animal decomposition !;
with the happy effects which have result
ed from the discovery ia the treatment of
the yellow fever; DR.. Leymerie has con-
sented to prepare it without delay, and
there Is no doubt that the whole will inn
mediately be consigned TO the New-York
A1edcal Refiosifo,y. Having learned that
Or. Leymerie does not propose to make
a long stay in this place, that his depar-
tsre 10 even very near, we express TO him
our regrets, and beg him to!permit US 10
remark, that having disclosed in our city
discovery SO important, (Which is forth.
with to appear in the Medical Repository,
that 1t might suffer, and its utility become
less general, from the sole reason that the
translation into English of a new work
could not be so we'll done as urder the
eye OF the author. Besides, the public
being appraised of the arrival of foreign
physician, who makes his travels memo.
rablc by the valuable service he renders
with so much disintcrestedress, would
doubtless wish to testify their gratitude,
and to consult him upon the new method
by which he proposes to preserve us from
the yellow fever, and upon other diseases.
We think that, without running the risk
OF leaving his work incomplete, he canno,
refuse to remain among US a sufficien,
time to give it the finishing hand.
(Doiiy advertiser.
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After this report member moved an
address to his Imperial majesty, thanking
him for this new testimony of confidence
which the senate had jus, received by the
communication of report so remarkable
and so important; which was referred
10 special Committee. consisting of
Messrs. Bsrihelemy, Cacault, HedouyiIle,
their excellencies NJ lie Marshal Perie-
non aud Francois Neufchateau, president
of the senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
April g..

Captain Mastsrton, of the brig Sally, ar
rived on Monday, from Malaga, informs,
that on the 18th of February the French
national ship L'.dusarce, OF IS guns, arri-
we'd there, which, with another ship ofthe
same force, had fallen in with an English
fleet, out 10 days from Malta, under con-
voy OF the slooP of war Arrow, and bomb
ketoh, and after an action of Two hours
sunk the Arrow, and burnt the kerch.
Two days after fell in with brig belong
ing TO the fleet, and burnt her at sea the
crews were brought 10 Malaga. The -du-
rance sailed from Malaga on the 7sth, her
destination unknown.
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The character which prevails in this
reply IS vague add indeierminate. One
yea only presents itself with precision,
'na' Of recourse 70 foreign powers; aud
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

Captain Guy:her, from Csdiz, informs
that the port is blockaded by four ships of
the line, TWO frigates and cutter, and all
vessels bound there, except those in bal
last, arc liable to be detained. This in.
formation is endorsed on the back OF eve
ry vessels register as they come out Of
that port. Flour was selling at Cadiz, at
about "a dollars, slaves low.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

by the brig Mountaineer, capt. Rogers,
arrived here yesterday, we have received
st. Croix paper of the 2ist of March.
containing the following account Of the
operations Of the Frensb squadron recent
ly arrived in the West Indies from France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

Captain Bowyer, in IL days from Cape.
Francois, informs that an army of blacks
OF 5000 men under the command ofDes.
sslines, arrived at ST. Jago on the 25th o.
February, and after severe engagement
OF one hour and an half wittba Spanish ar.
my OF l,5o0 men, succeeded in taking the
place; and put all the whites, including
women and children, TO the sword. The
next day Dessalines marched for the city
of ST. Domingo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17

Just before captain Ray sailed from 30.
naVsIa, Portuguese schooner arrived
there from Madeira, the captain OF which
informed that they were putting that place
IN stale OF defence, and were de,ermin-
ed to oppose any force that might come
against 1t, as they heard that force OF
5000 troops had been embarked in En-
gland, destined for Madeira.
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LAND FOR SALE.

III pursuance of decree or the High Ccrst OF
Casncery for che Richmond Distrie, to So.
rsly d.bs due from the estate Of Benjamin
Lewis. dec to Lucy Crouch. ADMINISTRATIVE OF
John Crouch dec. will bs sold az Pubic AuStion,
on the premises, en- Friday The 2oih day OF De-
eenioer oeSt, fer ready rnoncy,
The Tract OF LAND,
Whereon Mrs. Lucy Crouch now resides. lyirg
and being in the lower end OF the county of
Goooblanj, containing $50 acres, be the same
more or less.
The Commissioners.
November 26 1905
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yaiua5le Prcbcyfy Tor .Salc.

TalIGbIc Properly for Sac.
ySY virtue OF decd oil ttss, executed by Rich
ID ard Dabncy OF King William county, 70 the
subscriber, TO seeure and satisfy debt due from
the said Richard to Cornelius Dabaey ,aIn,Inislra
tor with the viii anne xed, OF Owen Dabney. dec.
will DC offered to SALE, on Friday the 9th day
Of December next, 1t Hanover Town. TO the
highest bidder. For ready payment, in cprrcnt mo
neg, SUNDRl' sLdVES, consisting Of men.
women and caildren,; one Brood Mare a,cut s
years old, by Lanpligh'er Two small hotse Cclss,
about sears old, ~ Americanusi the noted Stud
Horse called Hanover; one Wagon AMI Ceer,
aud 5 Horses, one excellent chair horse about 9
years cid, and one bay mare Colt, by Anerieanus
Geo. VIM. Smith.
Richmond, Nov. 9Th, 1905. ids