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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10
X iCHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE cURREvr.

1, appears to have been ascerained be.
You'd doubt, tina, the yellow fever has
made ITS appearance among the con.
vicis in onr Penitent,e-y. Seven or eipbt
have been attacked with the disease, one
OF whom has died. Il has hitherto been
question, whether or not the fever with
which our cities have been afflicted, was
imported. The circumstances of its an.
pearng IN The Peni'en,ia,y, where there
was no possible chance of it's being cum
mun'cated from any other place, proves
most incortes.ibly tina, it is of domestic
origin. No unusual sickness prevails in
the Cisy "a, this time.
The papers from the different sea port
towns contain numerous and distressing
details Of the effects Of the late gale
Scarcely vessel arrives which does moi
bring some accoun, CT either discovering
WRECKS, or picking up iloa.iag goods
Many valuable lives have a.so bean lost,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

We have been informed that the Nseoc;.t;on
Tor the FLORID AS has failed. This informa
ton was received from, Virginia very lately Il,
seems dispatches from Mr.. Monroe. our Minis
at the British Court. were conveyed TO Mont.
cello. by one of Mr.. Monroe's family, who late.
ly landed at Boston. THUS gentleman rnen,ion-
ed me failure on his way to the Presidents.
WASHINGTON fe.!esa!ist.
The prints of Philadelphia announce the pub
lca'ion of the men,siss OF Dr. Josep5 p iest!v.
The biography of this distinguished ornament
of the age 10 written by himself up to the year
l795. The continuation to the time of-his de
cease IS by his son, Joseph Priestley and TO
the whole are added observations en- his life and
writings b. Nessrs. Cooper and chris,ie
Mar. Inf-i.
Lord Crenville has submitted. in the British
House OF Lords. various propositions. involving
radical reform of the administration of Justice
in Scotland. which, it is his purpose at the nsxe
session TO coll III, for decision. The promised
changes are very numerous but the most pro.
n''nsnt anu important are, the adoption ct jury
tfial IN cisii cases, ORAL pleadings IN the place
OF written Arguments. and + provision for Judges
Calculated to make them more independent .han
they are ut present. Al parties in the House
OF Lords appear to nail this reform with lively
sati sirti.on.-.5.
Sid Ne4inieNi. we are informed after having
reached Newport. has returned to Boston.
whence, it is expe tted, he will Immediately EN-.
Dark tor his own couHtry.-i5.
we have EeTuscd letter from rereefat,e
source dated Lisbon. July 10. from which NE
nave taken the following ex..aSts.
-" The Tripo'itan Polacre. which captured the
Hamburg shirs was about fortnight, since senr
into tina port as priz BY the Portuguese scua-
dron- AS none Of In. men are taken our. II
seems TO be uncertain wha' the government will
DO regarding her. II is probable, ,hat she will
BE- detained uni it is known whe,hes the Ham
burg vessel will be gwen W Tw, Algerine
soh'rs and feiucca have also been taken within
month past.
" In a letter which have received from Tan
g'e,s'n IS stated ihat brig 4 z-beque, ha'f
galley and three f:ig,,es belonging TO the emoe =
ror o. Morocco, were at sea"-D.
2ss SHIP uas 'akea uif5in a mile and a
bat u To- rex q Gi5saifdr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

The District Court met in this Civ OF
Monday the Is, instani--PreseotJ udp.s
pren.is and T,ler. g.
GA 1uesd.y, came on the celebrated
trial Of George W4Swe'.ey. ou ,he charge
OF Administering arseaic 10 his erea, Cn-
Gle the venerable George tvyths; Pm
Nicholas (astnrney General for the pro-
'ecutiou,) William Wirt and Edmund
Randolph, Eeqrs. counsel Car the d fen
dant. Alter an able and eicquen; dis.
cussion, the jury retired, end IN $. mi.
hutes, bFoughI az the vegdic, OF MOI saiuv.
A similar indictment asains; hun for
the poisonng of Michael, n,nlat,o bow
(wbo lived with Mr.. Wythe) was quashed
without a Trial.
On subsequent day. he was b OF up
and Convicted, on tNo Of the indictments.
which were found against him for the
counIerieilsog Of his uncies' name To
checks, drawn upon the Virginia Bank.
The pen yet fingers 10 add, that some
OF toe strongest testimony exhibited be-
fore the called couet aud before ne grand
jury, was kept back from the petit, Jury.
The reason is, that il was CLEANED from
the evidence Of negroes, which IS not per
mit,ed by our laws 10 so against a Whue
nan.--Ehgxircr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Extrset OF letter. to the Editor of this Paoer
received BY the Triumph. dated Liverpool, Hth
June.
Z" Hog infanonsy have our ships behaved
az New York, applaud the warmth OF your
Government highly and hope they viii ccmnei
ours, to punish the euprl,. wishou, involving
the Two countries in u war, in Consequence OF
inc Dad conona' ct parcel Of plunierils scoun-
dres, who disregard Ill CONSEQUENCES. p,oviJe5
1t is likely, 10 open wider he'd for thunder
The g. eater part of .hia Country think On his
subiaet as do. though it mus I've confe.seI ma.
ny bame tfs honest wa:mtT OF your Govern
n'ent in this Guinness, The mass however loud
ly cehsnre our oiscer,' condaa. being satisfied
'ney have exceeded orders "-Alsx. Exsos.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-10

Sid NeAisieHi. we are informed, after having
reached Newport. has returned to Boston
whence, it is expe tted, he will Immediately EN-.
bark for his own couarry.-i5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25
PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS
For JUNE.
THE THEkMoNErER AT g.

-
The taste discovered in the head dres,
ses of the ladies, including the equipment
of tbeir straw bonnsts spd hats with vari-
GUS cnlored ribbons and flowers, is truly
pleasing; their looae-howing body dres-
ses are also inviting, where too much
pains is not taken either 10 suppress or
force natural Appearances. The part cal
led The waist, aud which used to be adj
mired, has Disappeared, ard we are left
10 conjecture where IL may be found.
An entire mstamorphosis has taken
place inthe shapes Of our young gentlemen,
owing 10 the make and wear of THEN
small clothes and trowsers. The promi-
hence that was formerly contained in
vest, or jacket, has found Its way into
pair Of wide pan,a!oons, making q cor.
respondent swell or proluberance in front
and rear and these are made The more
conspicuous by short isckette, that
merely covers the beast and shoulders /;
in fset the appearance of some is so re.
rnarkable, ,ba; if one of their grand mo.
theirs could now see Them, she would con :
ciude they were ready to tumble 10 pie
ces'--UBited States Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

Impressed with the most lively sense of ..ra,j
| 'ade, lor thi, marx of confdence aud esteem.
| present 10 you. a.d through you to nv fellow ci
| teens my most sincere and hearty thanks. liav
ias been none Than forty years a oubc life. co,.
temporary with The cary assersors OF American
,ights' AMI the adoption of measures Tor their de.
ience. and neir the ils,rious WAsurNoroN
aurin5 the revolutionary war. in The most Cliff
cum pe'hous I'D htelesting periods our country
mas as YET experienced. the prime OF my life has
passed away, and have arrived at nearly IN.
common age ct man, when the vyor of the mind
aoates. ana the most splendid offices cease to
charm.
nave seen my beloved country in deem dis.
tress. struggling to retain the life of that equal
liberty which Heaven has given as an uualiena.
ole legacy TO man; have seen her triumph i'm
peace sovereignty and independence; forming
constitutions OF civil government. seleSled and
coH'oinei OF principles calculated for durability,
Sui'crio. 10 those found in any ohcr republics YET
seen now zee her under i wise and prudent
administration OF the general govern ncn,. res
Peeted abroad, and prosperous at home, beyord
Pafshei III any other Nation, anI this, my ma
1--WE staie' whose prosperity is the lnceasing wish
OF my hear', one OF the most rcspea able AID pros.
porous among her sisters.
fauSlng, at this point of view with thankful
admiration, alhoui aiaulab.e ambi ion 10 serve.
my country, and a long public life, which has rem.
do'ed ats duties familiar. tend 70 excite wish for
continuance in it, points ME 20 retirement
,aoner than 70 ths acceptance ola new station -
l do therefore, decline qualifying myself TO at
tempt discharge of the duties of the honorable
Oh,ce 10 which have been efeGaed !.
beseeching the all wise Councillor, to guide
and direct the Legislarure in Ill tine important
business which may come before them, and that
TINS Commonwealth and the United States, may
be name and praise i'll The earth, so long as
time, shall endure
have the honor to be, with the most profound
respect, Gentlemen, your moss ooedient servant.
w HEATH
RasIu-y, J4ne 10. 1906.
Alter the declaration of the election of Cover.
nor was made, the bells of The town were ruuy
for an hour.
Mr.. Heath having declined the Office TO which
he was e!eaed, the State will be withou, L..
Governor the present year
BY gen,lenan who left Halifax on the Sd
inst. VIC learn that considerable raj Lad fallen.
ss ex,inguished The fires which had been spread /.
iDg In the interior.
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Translated for The Commercial .ddver.
Aser.
SOUTH AMERICA

Extract of letter from general KIRK
LAND from Cumana, the 10Th Of April,
to his Hayiian Friend.
My Dear Friend,
Veni, pidl, Yic. Il came, l saw, I
conquered,) was the motto Of Caesar
Bonaparte has lately applied i, TO hlInselr;
1t has now become mine, thanks 10 the
Genius, who presides over liberty and
independence.
TO my great regret cannot permit nv
self TO enter into the details which had
promised you Respecting the celeri,y Of
our operations on account of The raDiditv
ct the events which hurry US on and he
favorable opportunity which requires
haste to take advantage of the error which
such successes impress. Lett il suffice to
you Tor the momen, to know that the IS
land of Santa Margsrelti, Barcelona and
Cumana ATE IN our possession, aud lba,
al the moment | am writing to you. The
army is filing of for Caracas. At eve
~ step we take our army is increased bv
these Industrious unfor,unates, who ,biu,
that they behold, in the Geperalissiuo
Miranda, anew Washington, who comes
TO re establish them in the primitive state
ofliberty, which the batbarity Of the Spa.
niards bad rayIshed from them. There
IS not the shadow of doubt but that new
successes will crown so holy an enterprize.
The Generalissimo desires to be re.
membered to you. His first Aide.de-
camp, whom you well know, Joins with
his commander and myself in wishing
you every kind of prosperity.
We request you instantly 10 commu.
nicate our progress to his majesty the
emperor OF Hayli. Tell him that the
first intelligence which we shall have the
honor to give bin, will be dated from
Caracas.
Forget Us not. my dear friend, and be.
lleve, that as'loog as live I shall feel
Tor you the most sincere affection.
Vivs L. Lrrlchendense Vi0e la Li6erte
The General, KIRKLAND.
| At the very moment when the British c,u
gers are boekading our poT;s, plugging our IN
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have doubled in number Three az, az so,- &C
their vessels they build rhes,s.ves. the ,csr ,,r
rurchs ed ar NAMES. Genoa, Venice, &c. Tine
acuteness. intelligence, mcrepoty and cn,ernriz.
"t the Creeks - provs,bial; their skill in CON
mefeia Transitions is nor surpassed ever, nv rho
Chinesc In 1901 nine hund,ei sail oil Greek
vcasels were loaded in :he Archipelago and Eux
inc, with grain for Span aud Portugal; and as
theytook but very little of Z, return CARO-. it Is
supposed THAI from Span alone they carried. in
thatyear. four millions and half OF dollars and
II fa sscerrained. thar in the course Of three
months they carried from the port OF Malaga
LONE in exchange for grain. 10 the amount of a
million of dollars.
Nothing more strongly c,,sraSteriscs the aa;vi.
ty add perseverance OF the Greeks, than the con.
STACEY with which they resiss and overcome AL
the oppressive cxaaions and yexa,ions to which
thcy are subjected under eae Turkish rule The
rof'e Is jealous OF them. and will, great Justice
ior they are n'iseiaby and cruelty oporessed
nc heavy outies AMI fees exasled 5y the uG;.e,s
- ING .uiki'h government, have no douln reetar-
osd and deferred many from commerce In, ~.
progress which they have made is The bsst ,,,o,e
mat even subjected I. they are, they are r,ea,
people, and form the mate ri.,ls ready p,en,,,d
Tor great nation. The oppression which, rtev
nave been exposed TO, has thrown MANY mil.
Tue pro seton OF Russia, and given life and com.
meice to The Criniea 1t is dfic,lr 70 for..ee
WA. rourse the Gteeks viii take, because IL will
ce u'neut Tor France To maintain amicabie re;a
tions with Turkey. and encourap. the en,,nr',,a
.'on OF the Greeks; while il will be equally diff
cur nor to afford projection to the Greek; who
wouIu itnot counrensnced by France, na,ur,llv
strengthen their connexions and adhere more ar.
ae"y 10 Nussia. The course to be pursued. per
haps' by France, IS that of colonization and ,be
porte would be readily broughs TO ceae the Mo.
Iea 10 France IN return for the guarantee of Ro
mania' bulgaria and Barsarabia, against the de.
signs ct Russia. or perhaps in confederation OF.
Aag. sian
Inc reader !" these papers will keep constant.
" IN mind. that they are but the illustration of
ee1.aiu rcasoninss and anticpations formed at
d'nerenr times in the Aurora. on the interesting
theatre or European politics; and that we pursue
'ne commercial and political relations of the sc
Verai people as they bsar upon and illustrate
each orher.
10 Be continually
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

A letter from Deal states That a We.
~ heavy cannonade was distinctly heard a.
bout O'Clock on Thursday morning -
AS the sound Came in direction OFF Bo.
,"gne, II IS conj-ciured thar Commodore
oSsn's squadron had begun his spring
pian OF annoying the Frencn ba,,eries.
Ih- peace establishment of France IS
estimated, by repor' Oh that subisGl pre-.
sehled by Gaudin to Bonaparte. 10 be 600
millions OF livres and the expense for The
curren. year SD4 millions.
i"e great commercial house OF Boyle,
FRENCH Burrows and Canning, stopped
payment yesterday.
Conso's 90 "a Omnium d.
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From Asberst. Nv ~ 1ame 10.
I.ECISI artUE

On Wednesday last. the Governme mt Of this
s'aie was organized a, tIopkinton Zoe >tae cur.
rent year.-ihe honorable Clement Sto,er was
chosen rresIdent OF the senate and ,l,e homo.
rabls Samuel Bell unanimously chosen Speaker
OF the Hou.c OF Representatives..
On Thursday. his excsiiency Gov. LANepoy,
met both branches of the Legislature
Est-acf from bis SJpeec5
The tine will soon arrive, when the sense
of the citizens OF this State is 10 &c taken ON the
subject or revision of the Constitution. II
would. IN my opinion. be happy circumstance.
if 1t should be generally agreed 10 recon, mend am
alteration of IL. SO Far as to have onlv one sess
on or the Legislature annually. TO DE holden at a
proper season, when il would be more convent.
ent for the n.bers to attend :, sufficient enya
OF zine TO complete the business of ,he ear"
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The General KIRKLAND's LETTER

Mary are disposed TO give credit to this
production. Ihc more we view it the
more are we confirmed in the opinion of
its being spurious. Now, il is well ascer.
tanned that M'randa's squadron did not
leave the island OF Aruba until afier the
l6;h of april; ard tbstl from Cur.
racoa as late us the 10Th of May, "a month
subsequent TO their sailing. confidently
state ti'at his two schrs. had been cap,ur-
ed, and that the Leander had retired from
The coast, Unless the dale of The letter
be incorrectly stated, hi, contradiction, is
compicte.--it is also rumoured that the
Spanish Minister in this city, has actually
received a list of the crews OF the schrs.
capiured.-Phi!> Gsz.
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FOR SALE,

q the store OF A HEWES & co opposite
"A the m,rket, ALEXfNDRIA CP1cEBRS,
in half bb,i. g, kegs--ENCLESH WfLNU7,S.
fresh LEMONS u ORdNG Is, NEW Enc
LAND FUN, Of high proof, in barrels which.
they lately received and viii sell low f5r sash.
Richmond, Jpae 9Th, 1906. y
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Nev- York, Jgzs IS.
GENERAL MIRANDA SUCCESS.

The Editor has been politely favored
with the Political and Commercial Gazette
OF Hayti, of the 22d Of May, containing
the following highly interesting letter
from Gen. KIRKLAND, one of the com.
manders under Gen. Miranda.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25
niGiie.


WNTHEREAS in September last,
w ltook John Jones, son of Mary Jones, a
lad then about twelve years of age. from the
berkeley Spring TO this city. under mis-, AIKEN
notion. that his nlothes had a right, since She
actually exercised t) TO bind her son to me, AMI
wher, as the said John Jones, ge,ting probably
informed, as have SINCE been of the ru.ii.y Of
the lndenture, did on the 2ist or ODD OF dober.
AFTER my setting out fos Alexandria leave my
house and s,aid several days ar Mr. Albert's, =
baker, on Shockoe h.;i, by whom he was bro'r
back, but lett my house second time on the
same or next day. las have been informed On,
my retGrn) So, ing. that lie wished TO 20 back to-
ils rnother THAI Ire knew every step OF the 70 ID.
anu should End ia fredericksburg plenty of wag.
CONS 10 carry him to Winchester and whereas
learned lately to my great surprise. from Capt.
John Hunter, 1t the Berkeley Spring, 10 whom
had occasion 70 write, that che said Johm Lees
ned neither been seen. nor heard of. " hich has
been confirmed since la a letter from his n.o,hsr
to me. Therefore request, by this pubic notice.
all and every person, or persons. who may har-
Dor the before named John Jones. or know his
place OF abode ar what has become of him. to-
communicate their intelligence 20 his disconsoue
mother. at the Berkeley Spring. or to the subscri-
Der IN Nichnond.
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In Hanover County Court, 23th a.
pril 1906.

Burnley and breckenridge, Pits = :.
hga;nst y
Phocbs Jiwas, adTn'x. Of John Tyler, dec Z
and David Tyler, heir Of law OF ia; said ?
Iohu Tyler, deceased. Defis J y
TINS day came The plaintiffs by their co,Nsei.
4 and the defendant David Tyler, not having
entered his appearance, and gwen scou.iiy az.
cosd;as TO the aa Of Assembly. and tbs "a e. Of
this court. and il Appearing to lac sat f.Aion &c
the cour,. that hei 40, 81 inhsb o. tts o1w~-
rs On he :nodHn Of tie a az, X is &c eel
anil orl,,e.l. Tia, the GefeuGsnt David r. lc, d,
appear heye the erst day OF The rsSt term,
and answer the bi Of the plaintiffs. ~, ,i,as a
copy Of this order be forthwith pni,isnsd in
SOME public newspsree prin cd in the city Of
Richmond for Two months tuccCs.iyeiy, and
that anoiher copy be posted at ;hc iFcas -.5os os
tie courthouse OF this county
a COPY IT esto,
THOS POLLARD ~ 6
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large quantity of Marble stone, of different
coio's mas lately been discovered on the plan,a,,.
on OF Mr. John Hsncke. near Harper's Ferry
IN ms state IL is said TO be equal to the marble
OF Italy. or thar OF any other country,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

armed merchantmen. in,,sszing and n.urler;nS
our sfan''n we a,c ;eid that the :. Dei,is, mi
n'stry are extremely ana<ioYs TO ErSefvs 6cyr.s, p
0e'tcea i6s iSSo ..::icrs"--H q y -:.o.
After the Massacre At Cape E.a,cos On the
II IA of MAY last, Priest, 4 Physician and al
oihcer in The Custom hcuse, were the only
white Frenchmen left alive.
a small village to the !eeward or the
city OF St. Domingo, was taken, pillsced
and burnt by The negroes about ihe iits,
Of aisy.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION.
WILL nd SOLD. by the subscribers. at the,s
venaus 'riiee, for cash. on THURSDAY next.
'ae Soii' OF his mon.h. June, for the LeneStIof
he under~ri,e,s.
o bales Oznaburgs, damaged on board
Abe Columbus. Mn,. FiId.aJ, mas.er, frou,
Liverpool --Also,
- pieces Irish Linens, and
\ 1san'iiy OF Sack Bags. damaged on board tho
Herald. John Murphy, master, from Dublin
and Liverpool
Frosser & Moncure, VIM.
Richmond, June ooh, 1906
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;ttItf MON .
WEDNESDAY, June %. 1906.
RICHt1OWO PRICE CUEVE.y.T.
(SoRsEcrED wEESLY.)
HIGHLY INTERESTING.

We lately laid before our readers some
extracts from pa,aphie, written in Eng
land, ayowed.y in defence of Neutral
Rights, particularly as they regard the re-
iaiions between England & the u. States.
Many enquirles and conjeetures have
0sen mad> rs TO the author of this work.
Some have even minated that it i. the
production of pen under the influence Of
Mr.. Monroe. our Minister a, London ::
and OF course are unwilling To admit that
It's doctrines and opinions can i'm ary man.
ner be considered as a criterion Of The dis.
position and view, Oft the New British Ca.
binet towards this couGtly. We are ex
'Temeiy happy 10 being able 10 ASSURE
our readers and The American public ,re.
morally, that ths author Of this interesting
work is no less persoa than Lofd t.oI,
LAND. nephew Of Cir. Fox, and tina, Il has
been issued IN England with The view oil
preparing the public n.ind far The rccep.
lion OF certain libcial slipulai:ons between
that government aud America, in which
some important and advantageous psii.ci.
pies viii be conceded 10 US.
La our estimation Of lhis article, we con-
ceiyeisthe mossimportant inie lligeucc that
coIid DC announced. lis authenticity is
mdisputabie.-Phi!. Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

We have been favoured by respeaa-
bic Merchant CT this city, with the fol
lowing letter, received at Liverpool from
Elsineur.
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G.. F. Stras.
June FL. 1906.

julie II, I6Up. o.
The sand Jones is rather tall for his age slender,
but well made. has 4 fair complexion, blue eyes.
light hair. number CT frsckies his face }, he is
sprigh,ly and active, rides web on horseback aud
can drive wagon
- Tho PRIMERS in the different parts &C this
ttate, ase humby solicited by distressed mother,
TO give a place 10 the forcing In their nanars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

Dr.. J. J. Giraud, of Baltimore, states,
that Ire has discovered i'll inisiiibie cure
for the Yellow Fever; Castle soap, he
says is the basis of his specific. His de.
ciaraiion is supported by the certificates
OF about 100 persons, who have, IN he
course OF years, been cured by his re,
NEEDY, --Fed. Gag.
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George w. Sweeney was on Monday
called before the examining court oflhi,
city, oo.the charge OF poisoning his great
Uncle, th= venerable George Wythe, and
asefvant boy. He was unanimously re-
mandsd 10 Jail for lur,her trial before the
district court 10 be had in September nexi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

rrHE subscriber offers for Sale.
"A twenty FIVE acres of LAND, adjoining
his farm, abour one nile from his city, on tne:
main road leading from thence 10 Williamsburg;
p'sasanily si,uat d. and convenient 10 good wa
ter An ins'is2uiabie title will be given TO The
PURCHASER.
John Glynn.
Richmond. June Goth, 1906. 2w