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NETWORK, July IS.

Chapter Of Aecidents and CSimss.-On
Friday, the day on which John Banks
was executed, . Spaniard stabbed wo-
man in Warren-street aud killed her al.
most Instantly !, capt. Salter fell from
the second story of a store in South
street, and was killed on the spot; . man
killed his wife BY beating her with pail;
a person whose name we have not learnt,
hung himself, &c. On Sunday the boz
dy ola seafaring man was taken out of
the river of the battery. Several other
circumstances ola similar nature, we up-
derstand, have occurred within few
days, the particulars of which have not
come to our knowledge. =. 49,
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|" sire, i've. me MT 1uis-she Is the
greatest git you can bestow upon me
and if you give me her, you win make
me happy. but says he if he will not
give me my wife, but still persists in
refusing to acknowledge her, ! will go
home (ealling America his home and
never think more ofleaving her., @s
Ifthese be really his intentions, they
do him honor; they prove him topossess
heart capable Of feeling as a man !;
they prove him to be convinced that the
affections of an amiable and virtuous
wife, are of higherv value than the gew-
gaws and tinscl Of usurped nobility. The
family ofhis wife. are among the most,
respectable in the country which they
live, and should the mock-emperor send
his brother JERoME adrift in the world,
without livre to buy him shoes, the
relations ofhis wife can render him indie
pendent, and her virtues viii make him
happy. :---@- ,...-.
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GEORGE TOWN, July %.

Extract eta letter from on board the U.
ia hited States brig Hornet written 10 a
T. friend in George.sspn, dated GiSral.
tar, May &c. =
" We had a most agreeable pa.sav.
from New York to France. Onthe Ia,h
April fell in with British squadron 81
eight sail ofthe line and two frivates of
Cape Finisterre, and was boarded from
the Dragon of ~ guns. On the asd
came TO anchor in the harbour of L,Ori.
emit: here we saw q "a, afrieate. brio
asehooner and several armed vessels res q
dy for sea three 74'f and a frirate bu;l.
ding, probably for John Bull. On n.
18th May sailed from L Orient ataP
M. was boarded BY the Defiance of ~
guns. Made Cape St. Vincent. ON ,be
gath, and on the 2Sth Sell in with = IRr;.
tish feet Of - sail of Cadiz, was board.
ed BY the Orion Of n guns and informed
blythe lieut.. that the Spanish admiral Ind
sent challenge to admiral Collingwood,
and that Il was accepted. An engage.
aent may therefore be expected eyerv
hour. May 2S, cameto anchor at the
Rock Of Gibraltar, where We found the
frigates Constitution and Essex. br;g.
Argus and Vixen, and all the gun be.s.
going Cor the United States. !" :
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TROY, July Q.

. Saeekiag 6arbdTitys-On Friday last,
two domes.ieated Indians "a small party
OF whom have frcquented our villagv)
were committed to prison in this place
Tor a violent breach Of the peace. 1t ap.
pears that the one, to crafty some pique,
stepped up to the other, and buried a
knife in his body, just above one Of his
kidneys lon which the latter threw q
stone this head, which knocked him
down, and repeated his blow, until near.
u the whole forehead was beaten in.
The lives Of bothare uncertain.
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CHARLESTON, Iuly Is.

: f....,k.... - = g.--yI y
Suuooa. -. Z. Lieutenant lzaru, are
Ilyed YESTERDAY morning. =. 20 days
ron 1lofa,.ar. Having completely ad-
Justed our dlaerenees with. the Barbary
powers, inc Y. States armed vessels have
S ossn ordered 20 quit their station In The
Msdsterranean, and return 70 America.
,.; has iol o 'gu.dron s.ilsd from
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From, a London PIPER.
OF HOLLAND.

Intelligence from Holland, brought
BY neutral vessel arrived in the Downs
on Sunday, confirms our former state
ments respecting the new constitution a-
bout to be imposed by Bonaparte on the
Dutch nation. Prince Louisis to be king
Of Holland the dignity to be heridita-
ry there is to be legislative body and
council of state the language, reli-
gion, &c. to be re tanned but there 10 to.
be no appeal to the people for their aP-
probation of the new constitution, which
will exhibit strong resemblance Of the
despotic government of France, and
must be peculiarly disgusting to people
who have been distinguished for their
long and ardent attachment to rational
freedom. .-.-...s-~ ~.
Notwithstanding the. threats of Napo-
leon, the intrigues Of Talleyrand andhis
emissaries, and the shameful corruption
Of the grand pensionary, and most Of the
members Of the Batayian government.
tits probable that his new tangled imperi-
aih;phness, Louis Bonaparte will not
hnd Il 50, easy,a matter to erect throne
in Holland, a. his august brother may
perhaps imagine. The descendants Of
those patriots, who rescued their coun-
try from the calling yoke ofSpanish des-
potism are not yet so debased, that they
should behold with indifference the at
tempt to subvert their liberty and ancient
rights. A spirited memorial was pre-
sented to the government n May, and II
was expected that all the provinces would
send deputies to protes. against the msa.
sures in agitation at the Hague The
gentleman who obligingly forwarded
this important document informs Us, that
the utmost CONSERVATION was manifest
among the French members OF the 20
vernment on the morning OF its beingpre-
sented, and the French ambassador has
been invisible for several days. 12s'. =
The French aeronaut Mosmen, Ia.
at Isle, shared the fate Of his unfor,u.
nate countryman, Pilattre De Roster. a.
Boulogne. On the 9TH April he ascen-
ded his bsllooH, for the ninth time, With
every prospect Of fine voyage through
the air. The day was remarkably 6ne
an uncommon serenity prevailed |; and
ne afforded the greatest satisfaction. 10
the crowd that watched his aerial course
from below.-About an hour after hi.
departure, the balloon rose to an heiphr
which rendered it invisible and shortly
after, a flag which Mosment held in bis
hand when he entered the. boat, was
found on the ramparts but the mslan.
choly event was soon discovered tina, the
aeronaut himself had fallen iato one Of
the ;djoining bitches, bruised. bloody,
and dead 1t is coniectured that the
boat attached to the balloon was TOO
small, and wanted the usual security of
net work round it; so-shat by some vio-
lent and unexpected shock, Re was
thrown out Of II and perished.
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The following particulars are extract.
ed from a letter written by captain Bryn-
tdh, ct the Lesiathau, or Cape Trafal-
gar, October %, to the Patriotic Fund
Committee, in London
must further intrude on your time
by reiatinga triaing aneedo.e of one OF
my men the captain Of the forecastle, n
II will serve to shew the enthusiasm of a
British seaman when fighting with the
enemies OF bis country. We had passed
through the line, and had assisted il dis
aoling and sileneing the French Admi-
rafs ship, and the four decker, Sa1tissi-
ma Ifinidada we were much salied By
distant cannonade, from separated
| few Of the enemy's ships j; at last, .sthe
Saint Augustin, of74 guns, bearing the
pendant OF Commodore cagigal, gave
us an opportunity Of closing with him,
which was Immediately embraced, and
ne was soon taken. While this was do
ing, q shottook of the arm of Thomas
Main, when at his gun on the foreeastlc ;
his messmates kindly offered to assist
him in going to the Surgeon but he
bluntly said, . thank you, stay where
you are /; you Wilde more good there )"
he went down by himself to the cock pit.
The Surgeon whoresPected him would
willingly have attended him, in prefer
enee TO others, whose wounds we're Less
alarming but Main would not admit Of
II, saying, "Avast, NOT until il comes
to my turn if you please" The Sarge
on soon after amputated the shattered
part OF the arm, near the shoulder dur
ing which, with great composnre smil-
ing, and with a steady clear voice, he
sang the whole of Rule Brifania. The
cheerfulness of,his rough son Of Nep-
tune, has been Of infinite use in keeping
up the spirits Of his wounded shipmates,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
NEW YORK March %.
CAPTURE OF rHK CAPE OF GOOD
HOPE.

By the ship G6ius, captain Ma,her,
arrived yesterday from Canton ard St.
Helena, We have received the particulars
OF the,capture Of the Cape of Good rAopc,
by British force under the command
OF sir Home Popham and sir David
Bard.
On the Esd January, the EugIish brig
LEspoir, arrived al st. Helena from the
Cape OF Good Hope, and brought inteIli-
sence OF the surrender of that place to
the Eaglish on he 10th of January
the English troops were landed about
the 5th January, on the Hostentot shore.
They we're much annoyed in landing,
by ,he Ouch light troops, and were
soon attacked by the whole Dutch force
under the command Of general Vsnsen.
A sharp engagement took place. Vari-
Gus were the reports al s. Helena res
pecimg the number killed and wounded,
but 1t was generally supposed tina 1860
Dutch. and from 500 10 800 Of the Eng.
Iish we're killed and wounded. The
Dutch t,sops were finally defeated and
GNv. Yansen, with about 5000 troops re-
treated to the country and the place cap
ituiated
The force sent against the Cape con.
sisted OF $500 troops under The com
mand OF general sir David Baird and
the following ships OF ar under the com.
rnand of s,r Homs Popham, VIZ. Dia
dem, 6S guns; Raisoa able 81 BeiIiq
neux, o.; Diomsde, so; Nalcissus, IS ;
Leda, SO; aud another s8 gun frigale /;
L'Espoir brig, 10. and another brig OF
10 guns 8 lndlamen aud SO transports.
Fbe Britannia, fine snip belonging
10 the company, having as report SAYS;
t 500 600 sterling in specie on board,
aHd transport, were totally lost of S..
RoqOe--,wo lives onlg were. lost, obeol
winch was colonel Yorke, OF The royal
artillery.
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Leib Lewis Jun. Livingston, Lyon. Ma
ron, Masters, Mercy, Meriseiher n.
Il. Moore, =. Moore, Morrow, Virg
MoseIy, ]. Nelson, Newton Jun. Nichol.
son, Pitken, jun. Quincy ]. Randolph
Rea, Pen. Samm.ns, John Cotton Smith,
] Smith, = Snid,, Spalding, Stanford
Stedmap, S:urgss, Taggart ralimadge,
Jenny, p r Thompson. T. w. Thomp-
son, Trigg, Van Cor,lond Van Rensss
lacr, Verplanck, Wardswor.h. W,ckes.
ID r. Williams, M. Williams, Wilson,
Winstun.--74.
Nays --Messrs. Aston, Baker, Bid
well, Bishop. Blount, Blown. Boyle, Bry.
an, Bualrr, &. w. Campbell, Chandler,
Conrad, Cook. CIowninshield. Cuts Bar
by. Dickson, Earle Early, Elliot, Elmer,
Eppes. Fmdley, Fisk, Gregg Green. Hal.
sey, Helms, HI Hand, Jackson. Knigb,,
Lamberb Magrnder. Morrow, Onio. r.
Nelson. Ohm, Push, L. NJ. Randolph,
Rhea, Ten. Richards, Russell, sally,
Sandfprd, Schuneman, Seaver, Sloan,
Smile, OBJ. Smith, Sou,hard Stanton,
Thomas, Tracey, Varrum Walton, j.
Whnchill, r. Wmtehill, n. Williams,
Wynns --ss.
The third and last amendment repor
ted by the committee of the whole House
10 the said first resolution, to insert after
The words "her anauu " the word, % re
deenia6tc al sill" was, on The question pu.
thereupon, agreed to by the House.
r. To b. couttpued1
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BALIIMORE, AnriI ;

he ship United States arrived below
yesterday, after short passage of %
day. from Loudon; her accounts, there.
fore, are "A or Is days later than ,hos {
heretofore received. Mr.. Purvisnce tson
o. The collector of This porD with other
passengers came up last evening in the
Annapolis packet, The gentleman nam
ed politely forwarded us rflmber of
Eontlon papers of dates ~, 2s,23, 81,
and Doth of Fsbfuary-and others IRE
gular ard moi SO late. Their contents
claim but. little interest-'his our readers
Will necessarily calculate when we inform
them that the following selections are the
most Important we could furnish.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

discussion Of the differences between The
cur, of Madrid and the United States, e.
we'll as of the grounds of complaint pre-.
terred by the mercantile interest agains,
the acts of violence that have been so fire.
qeently imputed to our cruizrrs. None
of the proceedings in either had, howe
Iver, been allowed TO transpire. The mer-
chants of New York are extremely indie-
nant at the restrictions and vexa,ions UNI
der which they assert their trade labors,
from the conduct of British ships of war.
Should their complaints be Just, we sim
cerely hope thai every explanation and
facility will be offered by our government
to preserve a good understanding with
{, the United States.
The merchants Of the city of London
have drawn up apelition 20 government,
praying that more efficient prote etion
than that hitherto granted May be offered
to commerce. In this petition il is sci,
iorIh, that, notwithstanding the heavy
convoy duty al present imposed, th-
number OF our merchant ships captured
during The last three months, has been
tar greater than during the whole of the
present war besides As remedy for a
grievance so serious and alarming, the
merchants propose to government, to
commission an additional number of
armed iuggers 10 serve as convey, ana
TO cruize IN the channel, which now
warns with the privaleers oil the enc
my.
we understand that close blockade.
OF all the enemy's ports is one of The
measures determined upon by The new
board OF admiralty.
Acc UNITS were yesterday received
from Dublin, of partial disturbances b..
wing arse" IN the county of Mayo. but
wholly unconneeted with any political
question. They are stated To have orr.
ginated solely IN the vexatous manner,
TO the poorer classes. in which The titles
are let, ard IN which they are collected.
February IS.
The electors Of Bavaria and Wirsen.
burgh were proclaimed kings onrthe lst
day OF this month, al which time Napo.
leon was 1T Munich. A report had pre
vailed on the continent, that he intended
making visit TO Berlin, where, it appears
the emperor Alexander is again expect
ed.
February IS.
II Isthe general opinion in Spain, that
they will be compelled 10y the French,
20 march an army against Portugal II,
the approaching spring. We recolIeet
au article to his effect, in the Noniteur,
some DAYS ago, gisep as intelligence re-
ceWed from Madrid but which, in all
probability came dircG from The French
government.
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LONDON. Feb 81.

CAPTURE OF Medina Last nigh, a
packet arrived at ,be India hnuse from
Mar. Barker, the company's. resident al
, 8agdat, Containing an account ofthe CAP
tpre oil Medina by the Wahabess, whose
army having been reinforced from iha
desert, has overwhelmed the adjacent
country, and taken the city by assault,
with iHhoite blocdshed and devastation.
They SET fire 10 Medina, in various places,
destroyed the mosques, after having rap
sacked them ofthe,r valuable shrines aid
treasures, end completely demolished he
tomb oftle Prophet.
Some thousands of females Of the first
rank were Carried off by he besieeers in.
to the desert, with number of the nr;p.
cipai male inhabitants. a troop of ca
meia were also sent away with Jewels and
other treasure 10 an immense amount.
OUT letiets from Holland continue tn
assert, that Bonaparie perseve-es in his
earnest en,rea,ies TO the king of Prussia,
to induce his Majesty To shut his ports
against the commerce Of Eaglaud, aud il
riv feared that the implacabis tyran, will
ultimately carry his pin, in this respeG
Much, however, will depend upon the re
suit of the negotiations now pending ar
berlin, IN which The Danish minister / axe s
conspicuous part,
"A cooncil of the cabinet minister's was
yestsrday afternoon held at Mr.. Secreta.
ry Fox's off.ce, in DowDing-street. Ru-
NOR stalled, that The deliberations related
to the snbjea OF peace; but we conld
not trace this rumor TO auy authentic
source.
a private letter from Bremen of the
lih inst, contains the following article.
relative TO The sentences passed nm The
cheers whose conduct produced the re-
cent mistortunes to the house of Aus
| tria,
You have Of course heard that the
afchduke CHARLIE has caused thorough
investigation into the causes of the mis-.
fortunes OF the imperial arms in Getma.
ny, and, astonishing to think, the under
mentioned persons, so high in the conf
dence oil his Majesty, are said to have
! mad the following sentences passed upon
Them, for the criminal part they have &C.
ted m the late Transactions
Prince Auersburp, to be deprived of
his nobility, his estates confiscsted, and
imprisoned ten years in the fortress of
Spielberg.
Prince LAMBERT, imprisoned for life, in
the said fortress.
Genera JelI, sentenced to be shot
.Privy Counsellor Calenbach, ordered
to quit the imperial states.
Counsellor Faszbcnder, to be dismis
sed from his office.
Field Marshal Kauniz and Field Mar
shall Aulcpbsrg, have committed suicide
while under arrest.
Al the staff officers of the regiments of
kaunitz & Spork, reduced & disgraced.
Count Cobcn,zel, ordered TO quit the
country.
General Mack's plans to be submitted
10 a board cfgsnefal officers.
Thirty generals dismissed, and many
more under examination.
The trimming policy of the cabinet of
berlin is universally repIobsied in the
North Of Germany. Il has formally ac-
koowiedged the mock soyereigns of Ba
varia and Wiriemberg.
We received this morning American
papers TO the 10Th uit. The Congress
has been occupied 10 close sitting in the
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MATCH RAGS,

or ths Ssy preceding tire eesey Cub pnsfe,
Va MArCH RACE will be run over ,hs
New aarkse c;enrie. for Ice spnes-. between
Mr.. Ltg6.F1s's Ally by knosGsy, lher dan,
Country Lf.f) aud Mr.. Collier I'm .;.an'x cois
Whiple5 ny Whip, aut of the daia oil Eru,cs
- mic hsau-s6 lbs. on each
u N Market, April an. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

GERVAS STORRS, Esq. and DR..
WILLIAM FOUSHEE, were yesterday
chssen sol represent the County Of Han
rico, in the next General Assembly OF
this Commonwealth.
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MONDAY. Jan. Is.


- he House resumed the consideration
( OK the report OF the committee Of The
whole House ofFri5ay last. Whereupon
z motion ~aU made and the question be-
ing put that ths said report be recommi,.
Ted to the committee Of the whole House
itpasfed in the negative and then the
second amendment reported by the said
committee TO Ibe first resolution referred
TO tnem' being again read, as followeih-
siiike our The words "o7,y ertyaordinary
ors'e''Sss 4gbth nay DC incurred in me inter.
soHrse 6sfzpeen the United States, and TO-
''e,gn nations" and insert "the cxhense
Srh'ch naqy be incurred in me burehoss of
tie &Hd7fsh territories hing on fAe Atlantic
oeeerGAd Gmifef Merieo, and EaStward
u ne M.ss.Sslhi."
he question was then taken that the
House do concur with the committee of
the Whole House in their agreement 10
The said amendment, ard resolved in az
Sandwiches 74--Nays 5s,---as fol-
low,
fEAs--Messrs. Anderson, Archer,
Bard, bassett, Bedipger, Beuon, Broom,
>. Campbell, Casey, Chit,enden, CIsi.
borne, CLARK, J. Clay, NJ. Clay, Clinton.
Jon. Clop.on, Coyinglop, Dana, Dayen.
poII, Jun. Ellis, Ely, Fowler, Garnett,
Go'dsbcruugb, Gray, Hamilton, Hastings,
Holmes, Hoega, jones, Kelly, Kenan,
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RaciDp al Neap- N1rkcn

N r-Market April an. 1906.
ss
Racivq ar Aeau- May,kcn
THE su5feribsr having taking this celebrated
Race. Course, for the eniaing spring racer. tskes
the iibsrty OF informing ehe gentlemen of the
turf and ,ns public geocrally !, that the SPRING
MEETING will commence on the tsuy.5 1rc,.
dsy an f9rif next, being the 21d Of the, month,
and continue four days Wig.
In S~ecpaskes for three year old colts and
Miles, mile heats, carrying Is ibs each, tas
latter allowed lbs ENTRANCE 100 dollars, half Tor.
lei, TO elote the 18th of April
o. The Jockey Club Pu 5e ci aso do Ia 8, a niia
hsaty ag'esaby to the ne, and rcgp a.ious
the cot
81 The propricsot's Purse Of 225 dollars
mile heats che fine rules and regulations
4sh A sweepaakes for q year oids colts and
hlheS mile hsa!s carrying 100 lbs each, the
latter allowed elbs entrance 100 do.lars, half
sorfet--to close also the 18th of April
The 9Th aud Ian day will &c Handy Cap.
mile hcate, free for any rag running at thefe
races or Others nevsr having won race of grea.
ter value than 100 dollars entrance rs 6oIlars
weights to BE- determined by the members OF the
Jockey Club.
Toll viii be eolcaed at che yates essh day, al
usual viz wheel carriages s. wheel do. q.
horse s. iootmen rs6
Good tables and it,er furniihed race horles.
s ar, and thsvery bet accommodation for gentle.
men thier fctv'nt, and horfes ar the hcuir where
thS u,aoft eiviliy and attention hall De paid, by
their obcdicnt fetvants..
BENJAMIN MORRIS.
N. B. Perfons wifhiog 20 rent booth, can he
aeeomn dated, ifimmodiate application be mad.s
B. NJ.
new rlarket- 18th Harchs tdr
NJ rhss public are afTured that the differ.
ent parties ia the fpring meeting, will be made UP
by the iubfcribsr. b. NJ.
March I'll 1906.
Pr Urine Of a deed ofhasf executed By GEaaeeKr
4. Sau.ters and JIfane bis wife and Liscops
fFasb 10 toe sa5'c'iae'.fOr .bs fwp,ssr seeu,ises
u dsb' due 10 samuel IA. Saunders, aimee assieyeT
10 Roos Lewis dec. and due 10 bis rrb,e.
senfsrces fam fbe said Lipscosb Ra.b-HiRbe
SOLD, 70 tte big6sn b;ade, 70, e~sb, on fbe D. e.
isss on zee lsf day Of May n, xf, one ces,an 2,acs
o, paycsi of LAND iyirg ard being in ,be co.usy
Of Pzsbafnm ara described IN tbe said deed a, jof-
io1ss 10 viz. Bounded 6y roe ca: aeet9ect on ibe<
S7esf, ~ roe La,d 81 HnL HICKMAN on toe NORTH,
Snd b, the lands of fotn II. s-uscs-s on rbe edsr.
and ~ re Scasbbam GLebc lands on lbe scu,b en-.
taisrg sssnnron bpndred and sye,sty ninc a.
ere. bette sane more less. n bcizg tie iana sn
tsbieb roe sad Litseom5 Wasb non ,esiaes, or co.
"ues u fbe saia land wii be sufficient 20 dissta,ye
zoe aniaanf DIE on rbs said deed NJ fust.
Sgnss, David Owen, sen. r.
Robert G Peasants, TUX
John Fl. sAunders,jr. ee
Posbat0s lprii BIB, 1906 fas
SALES AT AUCTION,
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Extract Of lener fIom ge7ulemqn in
.san'fz, dared sh u!.in.o, 10 rs .jffie1d
IN belu YORK.
" A peace with England is now likely
10 take place sson--.i' is yety desirable
event, and particularly for this unfortu-
na!e city The pope is coming 10 reside
al Versailles, & Prince Borg hese, brother.
in law OF Boraparle, is 70 be sovereign of
Rome. Many other important changes
are expected" 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

A letter received in New York from
81 Mares, mentions, THAI the ship Lean
der, capt. LIE Wis. arrived at Jacquemsl
bout the i7th February.
The Ieaader sailed from that port the
Sd february.
AS he letter does not state her having
touched at any other port, we presume
that she has carried general Miranda. and
these engaged In his expedition, direc! to
that place. GN Y Gsz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

DIE In Charlottesville, on Wedne, /.
DAY last, after a lipgerseg illness, Mr..
ISAIAH isAACS, formerly respeeia
bic inbabtant of this CITY. His many
virtues endeared him % society, and hs
died universally regretted by has Dunsk
rnus aCuusi ntause
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

A genllemau in Gloucester county,
writes 20 his friend IN thi, PLACER 1
have five lambs this spring, ard three OF
them are deiormed one has hair lip,
another two hair lips, and the third has
neither ewes nor nose the Two having
HAIR lips may live, but the one without
eyes or nose, II my opinion, cannot
ieed't with milk, and is now seven days
old. IL is the greatest phenomenon ey-
sr eehe'd'" (.&orf0ik Herald,