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December !.
PUBLIC SALE.

n, MONDAY, the feconi day Of FeoruaTy'
500, will be toa, 90 the prem,ies,
. TR ACT Of LAND, atuate on 'hc Po'o
n mack, in th- county Of King George
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m. Containing directions how to roaa, boil and
dres TO perfection, every thing necefary be ent
up to table.
ai Directions for Soups. Broths, Pu.'iiigs, Pies,
Cakes, Iees, PrcEsrvng, sc. &c, WITH lnodern
bill of fare for every month in the year.
There is work on this fubiea more complete than
the above. 1t is ALTO the mo modern as the Edieon
from which this taken, pnbthed in Lon don,
May 1904, and contains all the improvements IL the
arc up TO that tn,e leaving ont many iuperh ouous
diihes, and fnhilituting Others more nfefnl.
Deecn1he, 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
From TIE National EntcMgencer.

The obscurity, that has for some time
envelopcd the projects OF Aaron Burr, be-
gins to give place to facts. From great
variety OF information received from vari-
Gus quarters, we believe, it may be conf
IDENTITY said
l. That military plan has been formed :;
and
9. That Aaron Burr is the leader of it.
The letters subjoined are derived from
respectable source, md the circumstances
they detail are but links in the chain.
From many circumstances of the same
nature, the object contemplated would seem
20 be CT no mean grade. What it precise
ly is maybe considered as matter of some
doubt Indeed it is extremely probable
that Il Will be made to accommodate itself
TO tic degree OF success with which the first
steps taken shall be crowned. That views,
hostile to the Spanish possessions, and
embracing acknowledgements Of the union
are entertained, is proved by a thousand
circumstances Whether either, or both
of these exploits will be directly attempted
can only be asccftained by events.
it appears to have been planned, that the
different bodies Of volunteers should unite
at Eatcl,ez the beginning OF December.
Should the proclamation and orders of the
president reach that place in time, where
we have two gun boats, it Is possible the
scheme may be crushed in it's embrio states.
Should il however have previously passed
on, or should its nr Iibers enable it 10 pro-
coed without cheek, New Orleans MAJ be
The point of attack, the shipping at which
place may be seized to aid in Carrying on
an enterprise against Vera Cruz. At all
events, however, whatever momentary
triumphs may crown these treasonable
schemes, they will soon and vigorously be
crushed by the arm Of government and il
will be seen that the Western people will
do their duty.
Our decided opinion is that there ought
to be no reserve on this subject. Treason
and traitors arc entitled 10 no reserve; and
the people of the United States, without
being unnecessarily alarmed, ought to be
enabled to appreciate the danger that me-
naccs them Under this impression we shall
give publicity TO every fact of importance
that wc can collect, and even 10 rumors of
any consequence, carefully separating tbe
one from the other, to avoid doing ynius-
ticc 10 those who MAJ be cfroneously iinl
/ plcated.
E.rtrdcf ofu letter from gentleman IL,
1 A7cadUiRe; Pensgipdnio, 10 a member ot
/ congress, ddted .NoUem6cr 26fh 1906
4 FOR some weeks past the rumor and ap-
\ pearanee OF cmissarics through the Wcs-
J tern country and particularly in the town OF
Mcadyille, excited considerable apprehen-
SION among the friends Of peace and of tllc
union her.. But the inprobability then
that any expedition or assembly Of people
would be attempted, led us to const,ue as
favorable as possible, the rumors that were
! excited, and the designs that were mani.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
FRo& THE PARIS ARGUS
ASSEMBLY OF THE JEWS.

The speech delivered by the commission
ers OF his imperial and royal majesty at
the assembly of the Frenchmen profess
sing the worship of Moses, in the sitting
Of the 18th September.
Gentiemsa,
ans majesty tic emperor and King has
seen with satisfaction your answers; he
mas charged us TO make known to YOU, that
nc appiauded the spirit which dictated
mem But the conmunica,ions which VIC
v ..',us 70 make TO you in his marie, willprcye
ihuSh better than cur words, al that ti.;x
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
EXTRACTS

IRON the proceedings OF the House ofOe.
iesotes IF Maryiand.
The report on the resolutions of the
state of Tennessee was read the second
time and the question put, that the house
concur with the said report, and assent to
the resolutions therein eontaiiieds Resolv-
ed in the aihrInative-Yeas 57--Nays g
which were sent 70 the Senate.
The report on the resolutions of Kcntnc-
ky was read, the resolutions therein con-
tanned assented to, and sent 70 the Senate
The following resolutions were assented
to, and sent to the Senate
Resulted, That our Senators in the Con-
gress of the United States be instructed,
and our representatives requested, to take
all legal & necessary measures, to use their
utmost exertions, rs soon MS the same may
be practicable, to prohibit the importation
of slaves into the United States from the
coast of Africa, the West-Indies, or else
where.
Resolved, That the Governor be and he
is hereby requested to transmit copies of
the foregoing resolution TO our Senators and
representatives in Congress, also II the Ex-
ecutives of all the different states in the u
mon, with a request that the same NAV be
laid before their respective Legislatures,
for their concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
DEATH

Departed this life, on Tuesday the 10th
inst at bis seat, Juniper Hills, } in Luneh-
burg county, Mr., WILLIAM COWAN,
in the 56th year Of his age. Whilst he
continued the practice Of the law, ne de-
seryedly obtaiued the reputation of an able
advocate * an honest man as husband he
was tender and affectionate as parent
KIND and indulgent, as master very hui
name, and as neighbor much esteemed :,
he possessed his reason and memory to the
last moment of life, and uniformly de-
CARED his firm and mistaken belief in the
Christian Religion, Of which he was yea
lous professor for upwards oftwcnty wears /.
He was virtuous and useful member at
Society; he has left an affectionate wife
and two dutifuI children to bewail their ir.
reparable loss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

very circuitoas mariner III which the new
has come. il COMES from Panama 10 Hal
vanna-from HAVANA to New,York. Bu-
enos-A yres lies in latitude "a, s., S. longi-
tude So, 26, w. Panama which is on the
other side of tic continent, and which lies
OH the Pacific ocean, is in latitude 8, 43,
n. longitude so, Is, w. Surprising straight
line to be struck, and not calculating for
7vcSting, the distance from Buenos.Ayes to
Panama would be 1893 miles Then from
Panama to HAVANA, which latter place is
in latitude 2S, 10, n. longitude So, Is, w.
the distance is at least 1000 miles more,
in straight line. The news must have
gone from Bucnos-Ayres to Panama by land,
and must have taken at least a month, for
every body knows the Inconvenience OF ira
yelling through that country. Then from
Panama to Havanra-and then from the
Havana to this place. Now, several yes
sells from Buenos-Ayres have been spoken
at sea within eight weeks past, who did
not relate any thing of this extraordinary
intelligence.
The battle is said tohave taken place on
the Sth of Aug. which is more sian four
months ago-and 1900 of the Spaniards are
said to have killed and taken 1900 of the
British +! n greater exploit than is recorded
III the annals of the modern Spanish Histo-
ry. 1t is however avery ingenious report,
and was probably fabricated by the NUM-
cipa!ity Of Havana to check the fame of
disahection and revolt. We Wonder how
these brave 0ons have disposed Of the Bril-
tsh shipping!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

of letters of introduction and credi. 70 a
member of Congress who was conccrnclf
by which he would have received ADVANCES
payable in Kentucky or Orleans. Is
hat Burr has his cmissarics in Wash
ington, who watch the cabinet, and ,,,yc
regular information.
That IN certain event Burr will come
70 Washington-the event is reprexen,ed
20 be the executive taking serious mea-
suIes to stop his enterprise in which case
it is said he will take this step with the
view OF drawing the attention of the neo.
pie and government to himseif while HE
htans are progressing in the West Twelve
days Is the period named for his probable
arrival In Washington"-.haf. L,f.
Burr left Cincinnati for Louisville Nov.
23d. The grand jury were to meet ~
Frankfort on the first of December ~
IL VIII be satisfactory to our readers To
know that orders were some time since ~.
sued TO sail out sufficient body of the mi
litia OF the state of Onion, and ihe ..
Their states and territories on or ad;aeo,,,
to the OHIO river, for the purpose of er,srdS
ing against any unlawful eptern,izc ,ha,
might be atteinpted.-M. ''"'
Extract OF letter datdcd Cincinnati. No,
% 1906. -'0''
"I have been engaged on a l,u i....-
Ito--relativet to two boats which ga ~.
ON Saturday morning last, loaded viii,
ordnance, and military stores. Thee ,,,'''s
about eight gent. en- on board. hes; 80
hands, VINO Al French. Col, Burr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

TIE House Of Delegates rejected On,
resolution to amend the constitution Of tn
United States, proposed BIZ tie State Of Ken
tueky Ayes 60.--Noes SO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

The BILL "FurthcT TO extend the iu-
fisdiction Of justices Of the peace" after
sone amendments from the senate, has pas
sed into law. In It's present form the law
invests one M gistrate with cognizancc Of all
causes where the subject IN controversy,
t5hetberin the nature ofdebt or ofdctinuc,
sreyer andccfversion, does not exceed 800.
Ifthe sum cxceeisten dollars, stay Of exc
cution, ifrequcstcd, is granted for forty days
and either partyis entitled to an appeal, TO
be triedin a summary way before the next
monthly court The law does not take ef-
feet until the first Of June next
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
EDENTON, ~. CO. May II.

Capt. Britt, Of the fchooner Nancy Wh;tmeil,
who arrived here on Saturday lsil, from Mana
gslante, lat from Crooked Hard, where he
touched tos fals, informs, that on the goth o.
tlmo, in lar. II, 50, North long. -, 40,
Wea, at 4, ?, NJ, was BOARDED by lmai pi.
catoon french privsteer, mounting con. and
about 90 men, who agses fling feveral hot t.sro'
his fails. ordered him OH bosrd the psiysteer
with bis papers, in tie sean tine the PrivaseeE's
men were p!uu6cring tie Marcy Whitmcil t al,
moa every siog 'he3 could lay their banda On.
They bsoke o?sn l.oga'esd o! fusar, aad ihok
as mach as ,5ey eou!a carry of, quantity OF eot'
!eesi the lsiior's cioaths pilased sic cspt's desk
Of q kniie ard four dollars, and even ,obhea him
Of toe few necenarlcs which he had laid uP FOL
his iamiIy's uis, be.,des beating him witt! the
trumpet while on board the privatser, and CAL
ling him and his country men let OF robbers and
damn'd rafcals.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
CHERsouRc, 1st May, 1906.

10tke edHsr IT the Mercantile 140DfyhsSr.
"SIR I'VE have the pleasure Ct advis-
ing you that, in consequence Of HE so!iei.
tations of our house, and some trisUts,
government has just now. given 70 this pofs
tie privilege Of entiepos'ng all csn,is,ed
foreign goods in tie private stores % the
merchants, SO that the les the'eon need
not be paid before sney are scid. his
favor has been granted on the simple con.
dtion Of renouncing the re:expor,lpg,
whlchis now the only difference exlsiI2g
between this port aod the other regular en-
'srepots Of France. All American produ1e
are IN dtmane md using; GuadaIooEe <
Martinique coff e So 10 IS, 81. Cumirla
COS. upland cos,on 45s. u. (. brown iaW
sugars So to 81 los"
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MiMuN1cArIoGs

The attachment of our deInoesats 90 the french
ooverpn,ep, appears to sncreafs with every new
furcrfs. Duane, and every other jsc bin, re-.
oices at the profpea of its having " a"iser'al !
domiaua - and in their eyes the covers men. OF
the United States, with its Pfefsnt chiet, taifer'
on comparifon with the power and dazzling
trump: of French emperor
/. is the nature Of violent democracy to DC
caprieious and chaugeat5e; ara ire man 10 an
eminent cation, who will condsicend TO coufe
and fa,,er the multitude whom he ought 10 com.
nand, is lure of being deiFiied by them IN the
end. $40.
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pIIR.IIC SALE.

IN pu fuancc OF a deed OF truf from BsnJamiin
4 Tal6at, now Geeesfsd, late Of Eaih X coun-
ty, to the fatlc.ibsr, tor pugp c!t otfscuing
,he payment OF a certain deb, cue from tbe faiR
Tsibus 70 Jonsh Thor plon ard Richard Vcitcle
of tie to.7a of Alexandria and dlht:d Of Coum.
bia. " i'll BE- expolcd to public,fale, for eeG, on
the p.etni!ts, on WEDNESDAY, tire I'D day
Of LAZY next, a certain t'act OF LAND, Situated
on the head warers of Piney Branch, in ne iaid
county nf Fairfax, adjoining the lands Of Mft
Thomas NlelIan, and about Two and ha!fmilts
fona Esiifsx coGIt houft; containing 374 ard a
half ac,ss, together with all the imp ovenentss
beitdir2ss &c, thereon; bring the ismr tract OF
lard on wreh the fa;d rsibut lately itIded, and
nov ia pa dion OF lis widow.
Sale will commsnce at eleven O'Clock 10 the
fc!enoon.
David Stuart.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
PHILADELPHIA, May ST.

Captain G'iica of the schr. Beaver, who arrived
yeis:fday in twenty days from Cape Francois,
with his ufual attention ana politeneis has flu.
NTH d the following
LIZ Of U1gsts l:ft at Cape Francois THE Slb Mey,
1906.
The briggs Rover, captain dead. unceFsain !;
Lovely LUCY, Browh do; July, Danlvie, do;
Wealthy, Ann. Perkins, New York, do.
Schrs. Juliet, Criswcll, TO iaI o.xt day for PHI
ladelphia, Jolly Bacchus, Scwel, to fail in three
days Richmond, Hand, uncertain; John Whar-
ton, Green, do; Mediator, White, Baltimore,
in th:es days; Ariel, JsSks in two days, Ma
~ Ann, Haines, 10 Go; Victory, Gardner, I'm.
certain Henry, Thornton do !; Mary Ann,
D dge, do; Bet(ey and Charlotte, Coke, Alex.
andria, uncertain; sloop RiGng Sun, Snlgar, do.
When he had got outGde Of the Picoles, about
5 hours after falling, the schooner was truck
with (udden puff of wind, which threw her
IN he, eeam ends, where ihe lay ieveral miuutes,
hen Che righted without any ma erial damage,
exc pr the lois overheard of fomc fugars that
reed on them by government, and which was
left on deck TO make ROOM for the coffee and &C.
csa below.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
BALTIMORE, May 40.

Arrived, the Bsemeu fhip Neprurus, Segel-'
Kin, II days from Bremen.
Alio, brig Sophia, Carman, SO days from
L,gnosn. Sailed 23d March, in CO. with brig
William, for Salem; Lewelling, for Philadel.
phia; Swan, of Ncwbufyport. Lett ihc lhif
Cora, Rlllups, for Bisimo-e, in z days; Hen.
t,e,sa, Lee, of Baltimore. for AmGerdam; brig
Thoma, Jef.rfon, of ditto, from Charlrlton
lchooner Rofanna, jones, OF do. for the Welt.
Indies, in day or two. May 10, latitude 81,
long. 6s, fp3ke brig Commerce, from Maiaga
for ,men OF the Capes was arded by 40
Engl,h frisate, who broke open Ie'erai OF his
letters.
Agfo. fhip Hsrfchs, Parott, SO days from
Liverpool. Sailed zsd April, IN co. with ihiPs
Ifabella, of Wife Get, for Norfolk Neptune,
for Portland, and Eleanor, OF Portland, tor Sa.
vannah. The Charles, of frtland, failed two
days, the Georgia, of Fredericksburg, 3 days
before. Lett lhip Caledonia, OF and tor MOI
folk in days; Falcon, of Portmouth, tor
Savannah, in 10 days, and many other names
not recolleeed. May s. long. 81, ias'tude3S,
fpoke brig Fufic, ofPfovidcnce, from New Or
leans fer Cherbourg. IS, long. S.. lat. AZ,
brig Fsetoniz, Of Newbedford, from New York,
for Amtttrdam. Spoke, off Cape Henry, tch'r.
Beaver, from Cape Francois for Philadelphia.
& Alfo, CHIP Small@eod, Kainsy, "a DAYS from
Cork. Left at Cork, brig Sally, Coiwelf, Of
Bottom, IS days from New Orleans for Liver.
pool, put in with the lois OF mats; fald brig
fpoke April 8 brig Euni e, Howiand, trom New
York for Liverpool, in dIttreis. Captain K. In.
forms that the ports of Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
were declared in fate OF blockade, previous 20
his falling.
May 80.
Arrived, the English, brigClyde, Garnes
from Tortola.
Sailed from Tortoia 18th instant with
the homeward bound British feet of 100
SAIL and parted company the l7th.----
Three leagues from Cape Henry, spoke
ship Alexandria,! from Londonderry ter BAL
timore-
Schr. Harmony, from New York.
Schr. Susan, from New York.
Schooner Ageaoria, Bennett, from Sa-
vannah.
May 81.
Arrived, sch'r Nimrod, Cathel, Is days
from Maracaybo. Left no Americans
Was embargoed lst March until May, IN
consequence of Miranda's expedition nc
accounts had been received of his landing
when she sailed. The port shat to all TO-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02

&vivtd If giOtrpool, At,I 1o h;ps Al
mica WhlpP!c, Philadelphia itpn, 1rott,
Savannah; James, Pnknan. ChasletOn Wiz.
liam, Warren, New YORK; Otheiio, TaIInsu,
Ne&- York Suslnl.ah, 1ro,t, Bottom; UilGcS,
M res, aChateaon Cleopatra, Roblnion, DO.
AprH ~. Arrived, United States, Reed,
N. O,leans, Fair American, Williams, New
York Two Brothers, Foll:s, Charsiton Jo-
feph, jauilop, Portland; Commerce, Pace,
Norfolk; Equator, Moore, Alexandria, Mana.
Rowell, Savannah.