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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
saom qaE NATIONAL msELLrcsncse.

The following animated essaysare taken
from a French paper. They we're trsGs-
planted some time since into the VII
mlng,oc Gazette but from some cause
do not appear To- have commanded that
share of the public attention TO s. hch
they are eminenily entituled. Their
length does no, deter us from present
lug them entire TO the public. 1t viii
be noticed that they were written be-
fore Mr.. Fox came mo Office, and that
the severity wiki which hey eliminate
the British ministers, is applicable 10
his predecessors. We rust that his
policy WILDE too enlightened aud mag.
nanimous TO merit the sc-ue reVroach.
es. The re Publication OF these PIE.
ces in ibis couairyis still seasousble. -
They present perspicdoas and con-
denoed view of me important prmci.
pies at issue aud they viii powerlui.
ly tend to cherish ,hat tone Of m,nd
which il is highly desirable the natl
on should maintain unUl cur affair.
ore brought to an amicabie settlement
They are also saasOnAblG 10 sncIhe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
EDOLA TON.

TINE NuhECf'Oef'6 DrcSent engagement, as Z
utcr in me family Of Ooa. George Evans,
OF Chesterfield county, will end on the Is, day
OF January next; at which time he would vii.
lingiy listen 10 proposals for establishing en- A.
cademy or or n public seminary in some popu-
lous heaiihfn! and otherwise eligible neighbor.
ho1l in the STATE OF Virginia.
His Man would embrace the following bran
ches of instruction The G,esk, Latin and En-
yi Sd languages grdnnlciicaIty-G 'egaiar oonseca.
t,pe cu,se If bis'os cat reading, ACCOMPANIED gp,b
a EryT,isige IF Geography and CbronoLogy---tbe
Reites LenreS spihb a careful perRsai ~ f6e 6.St
6u;bors. IN RE rbre- hGgudges aforementioned,
sai,6 Viezy 10 crircisw ana postion- syit5,ne.
tie Book keeping - Su;peyiHS and fte Practical
branches of tie Mathematics
The talents OF The Subscriber. (such as they
.,e) tRe' attention with which he has discharged
tne various delicate and difficult duties Of = Tea
Cher, and the system he has pursued, with the
success attending il, are ali suihcenly known
70. and have Happily met the APPRECIATION
cf a great many respectable and competent
Jntges, of literary rsrt III the eastern and
middle parts Of ths State.
To those who know him not, he respectfully
asks permission to say. that for the las twenty
years Of hls life, he has l7hared. wit. seduious
application and perseverance, TO Improve and
cXp:.nd his own mind and me mental faculties
OF others. and that ne now. though with unaf
1etted dIihdence, believes uIlself cap.b,e ct rea
deIing public and permanent eervices 20 The you'll
of a country. in which he has spent more than
half the number Of years ne has lee,i. and The
ose'ulness happiness and osrerity Of the Gill
zens OF which country. he shall never cease 10
pray for, and 10 the UTMOST OF his abilities pro
moe
OF hinselfhe has said as much as the occasioS
demanded and re eherishes hope will moi be
ioUnd that tsah OF propriety required aim 10 say
less.
Letters addressed 70 The subscribsr, be left
~ Cc'esV vile. or ihe Richmond Post Office, Will
be dul, attended 20. and should an engagement
b ertersd in,o before the 18Th Of anuary next,
PHbc no'ice viii be gwen thereof
James Johnstone.
Chesterfield connts i5,h Geo 1896
( DESIGN the ensuing year with ~ - u ,
= qualified teachcr auempt me tuition of
Is Females Grammar, Geography < Ayitnme
tc viii be ,sughi Str!tf attention will also be
pad to n composition of sne Scholars nor viii
Their morals b,ne glefed. The price will be H29
each scholar finding her own bed OH OF the
p ee t, b. paia IN advance.
Ctsara Banks.
GoocSland. 9th Sept 1906. If
TpY virtue 6fia deed of trust exocu
+ = led TO NE 10y Thomas c. Fletcher. Of Abe
marc county to secure the payment cf . sum of
non lhcfeia EXPRESSED due John Goddard, Of
Baltimore. viii be SOLD, for cash, on the 10Th
day of October next, at Triple,t 4 Esfcs' tavern
~ The town Of Charlottesville, one FEMALE
SIRYE Judith. TIC subscriber being only
trustee, will convey ire Tide vcs,ed in him as sucl
JOIN KEY Jr. Trustee
Och Con, fqOr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08

point of view, Although vas, ma
Jori,y Of Ihe people has pronounced
the measures Of their government
correet, there are still, = few men who
are actively endeavoring to excite dis
satisfaction at them. The hes, anti
doies 10 such efforts are pieces OF this
stamp.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
FROM THE NATIONAL IxrELLleENcEn.

IHOU GRI'S on me Subject Of .N.dV.AL
POWER in me UNTTsD S7.Arss Of ii
MsRlcA ant on certain means of en-.
couragiog and protecting their Commerce
and dIanafacturcs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
ADMOaIrIoN.

Nyril la, rising with he dawn,
Steals toses from IN olu.hiuy morn
But when Myr.illa sleeps I'LL ten,
Aurora seals them back again.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES To SELL
Tke FoWowing Probe7SV

a TRACT OF LAND, of about 325 acres, ~
= 'ng IN Cumberland coun'v, about three miles
from Tarinvle. This land is about one Third in
woods. and is one Of the most handsome and
hea','.y situations in the country the water is
thought 20 be inferior =, none below the nonn-
taos. Another tract of about 40 scres, three
miles from the above ,raa lying on both silas of
Guinea creek, and on the Richmond road. Aso,
the HOUSES and LOTS. now occupied b the
subscriber, in the town of Farrnvie The awel-
line house is large aud convenient, with every
necessary out house either for tavern or the
accommodation OF 4 private family. the terms
and other particulars may be known by appiica-
tion 10 the subscriber.
Thomas II Morton.
Farrville, Ser,ember 20 1906. ,v3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
- HENT.

"A HOUSE on the Hay market sqsare, with
Z : an Office. able chair house, and an ex
ccllent garden, &c, Fcr terms Apply TO Jasper
Robbins a, Mr. tin EEDty's.
Nchmond, lst OEsobcr, iSC0. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
[rROM Tue coxvHcrrcYr couRANrl

Toe loss Of toe s5ib Rose ir-bioon IS tie foundation
Of roe fo!lotp;ss Lines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
GoocSland. 9Th Sept 1906. If
NOlI CE-

NE THEREAS in consequence Of the death Of
Wv RobsYs Barton, the partnership of
PROWE. HIVES ana Co and of the different
branches Of tha, House, at Norfolk, Cara Bent
CEcct Lynchbusg, New Marker. WarminIer
and Milton WI terminate, agrce,be to the SC.
versI az, les Of copa tnery at vi-ons pc i,p.
between the fiis. day of August last, and {
6tst day OF January nsxt: hi, is TO give n7Ii,e
e. al persons Interested. chat the business Of
each establsbreht wiiibe closed Immediately al
tgI the tine hmi,td Tor lis expiration
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES,
.Swvirirg Pirfners ~
BROWN. KIVES u Co.
Richmond, =. Oaober. 1906.
The business carried on b. Blown, Rives and
Go will fe continued - nc sub,c'ihcrs under the
firm OF Brown and Rives, end fhe stpies Cara,
Sc furnished with treio uugl sopples
JAMES BROWN.
ROBERT RlNfS.
Richmond. 1T Oaobe sos Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
~ MOVAl..

lar. ~ - ' - Il.
TIVE eubscuhe,shavc removed heir CONPT
ING HCCeE '.on the Main Sreet 20 one
Of Eavi I}e.iock's nck Bui'di"gs, a tho lower
ent Of the Basou between the rcuemen's ooen
tisA bv e and Z. auudess and Novel;. WHAT
and Bilock--,shete iheS ooaiuue tier purcha-
res of wheat rs u.u1l They alec Leep to- sale
> rcgo'ar supply Of .louT, Corn Meal Horny
and Dran
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 Mo. 81, 1866. 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
Farmvi,le, Sep,en,ber 20. 1906. w3
FOR SALE OR

FUN SNLE OK NtNI,
MY HOUSE AND LOT,
TN the town of Columbia the house is very
y 'arEs quite new, and entirely finished. Ap-
pi,caion mus DC made
j. IGfNs1
B. Possession will be given in November
nex;.
-Chatham, Fluvauna Sept. 1s 1906 w3,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

q ON y IL,
A YGps<Ci,. strong, ard hearty NEGRO
I 9to3Gy4.N, with Ferzalr Gaia ct her
Saeasr Size IS honest and sober, an excellent
washer and ironer, q coed cock, and cxtrene-
= aaRdy about ahouse, ana Irely and ipaus-
a -, about ans kind Of work, ';sa good spin
S sst, ast has an fmAaderst tosyue fer which
s-ae she Is to be sold.-Shs is not te be dis
- sUssu OF at distance unless she consents
August T.. d
X Sac s1ay Be bad on trial
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
TEN DOLLARS
September 4.

TK5ILL be given as a reward for appre-
w hending dark mulatta boy, called
Griffin .fubarn--he is about IA years of age,
small features, slender made, very long eye
lashes and high forehead-he is active and
brisk, and at times has some small lmpedl-
ment in his speech His clothes were made
of good ticklenburg, and we're new when he
left home about nine weeks ago. / hired him
from Mr.. NJ. F}annery, end have had him
nearly three years in the sugar house. lie
has been harbored by come negroes near the
plantations Of Mr.. James Irwin and Messrs.
Korn and WIisemiller. Any reasonable ex-
pcnces will be added to the reward on bringing
him to my sugar-house.
William S. Moore.
September 3ot AT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
Runaway Negro.

Wy An AWAY from the subscriber, earlA
/ :. in July, a negro n,Tn named GRESRdN
EIe is about So years OF sge, feet l inches
or feet high, Of tawny complexion, has a
scar on one ofhis jaws OF side ofhis face form
ing kalf circle; think it is on the right,
but ara not positive. lie is slim made fel-
loY, with bushy head, and when spoken to
has a scayy and down look. When he went a
way he had green rouuti coat, buff celored
brooches, with honesPBn cloathlng, and has
never been accustomed TO any work but In the
crop or field. have understood he has eros
sed tie Potomac about Britain's Bay, over In
to Maryland. | expect he has procured pass
and viii endeavor to appear as a freeman.
All masters OF vessels and others are fore
warned from haldooiing or carrying hina away
under tne penalty of the law.
] will give Ttssaty Dollars reward if taken
in Maryland, or Fifteen il taken in the North
.ern Neck, 50 that I get him again,
George Christopher.
Westnoreiand County, Yir.}
September . 20 diff
60 PRINTING, in ITS various branches,
handsomely erecused at ld3s Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

~ =
Z he deleneiants Alexander Henderson,
+ ! jan and John aald Dcnlett FORBES, pnt
having entered t1cir appet lice md given Sc.
curty accordI.g % tie act 81 assembly aiid tie
rules OF this court a1dt &ppeai1lg to i'e sa'7a-
Saetian o. the court; upon affidavit, t.at tic
.aaf defendants Alexander Henderson, Juftol,
1.ld ,Iohn aod l'eoaet1 forJes, are i,ot ipf,itol-
enssof tits district, o. n2oGon ottae sud eos-
IeasaaIlts b. filclG colmSei, Il Is craeraG, tat
TIC sad defendants 50 appear here on tie first
.eag ct November term ne2z and answer tao
biz Of tic complaio>pts aAt+i,at cop oifaAs
order 81 foTh&1th inserted N botA q tbs 37uo-
tic newspapers pr.jishe,i in Alexandra t21' two
months successfully, @hi tat another copy hs
posed at the front door Of tie court Louise Of
said county
4 COPY. Teste.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
Patent Elastic ouspenders,

To be hqd aho5@aozc q,:d retai[, q h5ehasensee
meet doos 5e5ew Mr. y1ieeaadca' NJ Eeazif's,
73gcer eG?sE Of Prince street, III sanaz;S.
sdGY ssrPass any gat cxtart, for case, e
L legance, &c. Masters Ct vessels and
sotler gentlemen soiag to the West indies,
spanish Main, &c. may be furnished With an
assortment, AID q great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
5 ID. The buttons ssn the back parts Of the
waisti5ald sugft 70 be placed the same distance
from each other, as the tive center euttons on
the Sospcadcrs, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the,esse dcsigaedln
.corstrneion Of the article:
Jaly s RICHARD 55ORWFA-L.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

ANDRIA, So.
5a2y Ttrm, 1905.
N-iIlia1nc:> Garland, conhA1
Thomas Whsle, Josiah Fax 2
on, Dwight Me,calf, & Jo- IS
seph Baxter, Jun. trading :
under the tsrH, Of Faxon, &
Metcalf aha Go. ATS. IS, -
vr7lIE defendant : hcrnas " hite, ut having
Z. entered his appearance and given secu-
r;tv according to the act Of assembly and the
rules oltais court, ard i appearing TO the sa-
tisfaotion of Ike court, tpon affidavit, that this
said defendant Thomas White, is not an inha--
Mtart az this di&tiict--on motion Of the COM
pIainant by his counsel, it Is ordered, that tie
said defendant itouras White, do appear here
on the FIRST day Of November term next and
enter his appearance tc the suit and give Sc
culaty for peytorniing the DEGREES of the court,
ard that the other defendants Faxon, Metcalf
and Company, dc .;ot pay away, convey OF Sc
crete, the debts BY them owing to or the estate
or,etFects in their ha1ds belonging to the said
absent defendant Thomas White, until the,
further order or decree Of the court; and that
a &C D of this. order be forthwith inserted IN
both Of the public. newspapers published In
this county for two mouths successfully, and
chat another copy be posted at tie front door
of the court house of said county.
a eopy--Teste.
c.. Deneale, c. c.
September r3. DIM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

'gs NE, defendants halgusane George, and
/ Martin&eorge, not having entered tllcsr
appearance aid siNen security accoresngt - the
act OF assembly end thu rules of this court, and
1t appearing to TIE Satisfaction of The court,
upon ahiiavit, that the saiddcfchdalits Angus
tine George, and Martin George, are not In
k;ytisants OF this tistrict-on motion Of the
complainant by his counsel, it's ordered, | nat
the said defendants, augustus George, -
and Martin George, do appear here on the
first day Of November term next, and enter
their appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the ccart ; and
chat tic othet defendant Jesse Hammered, do
not pay away, convey, or seorete, the eeetss
BY him owing to ct The estate and effects In
his hands, beionglngto the said absent defend
ants Augustine George, and Martin George,
until the further order or decree of the court
and that a copy Of this order be Forthwith in
serted in both of the public newspapers puo-
lished in this county for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of said county.
A copy.-Test.
G. Deneafe, c. G.
September 4. dam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
For SALE,
September 10.

FOR SAIL,
SUGAR, in hogsheads and barrels
Coffee, by the bag or thousand melght
Salt, in bulk and in sacks
Turks Island Salt
I Prime, Molssses in hogsheads-- -,
And small quantity Of Peach Brandy (gs-
mine by retail.
] Choice :aYhisksy,, in barrels
New-EnglantT Rum, in barrels.
Also,
4 few half barrels of Supesfne -four, (ths
produce OF this harvest) ofsnpeHor nanutas
cure, for family use.
August Is, "a
NJ. B.. -Four volumes of fuckers BACK z
stone, and one handsome Baggamon Board,
will be sold low if Immediately applied for,
CAN, and the higheit price gwen
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
IMYtp DoUaYs Reu}aYd.

T1,AN. AWAIT &rcna tI,e subscriber, Oh the
l. Y H3l Ausfist, a @@gio mar, named i3hR- .
.RY, about $ feet 4 or 5 inches iiish, we'll
saaie, resns@kafic f'r BIS lsGe arms, and a.
li..!c hSSST-scsgcd, Carried afirh him a blue
1Isi2s coat, Jar:. cIota ditto, and TWO Or three
.5ziiabl.fgl siFrts, and s.ne other clothes, tho
do not reco!lect tic particular description -
The sad Negro was t'iiIty-six years old las. I
Riag, and has g sisl:,lI SCR over oie Oh his
eyes though ret d;scove"abe without 'eSa!yin-
atioa, an. has. TIE scar Of basn on one OF
bis arms abo7x5 the elbow, 4 s,lly leosl ard
ct,2sSo yoice; three ;+l43e wrinkle ii bis fore
hcaG when he tails 20 aily person, and his
teeth is sonev l,,at black. my Person appre-
hending the above gcgrs, and securing him III
ioi. 50 ,,at 81 hin again, SHAH receive thes
- !, !. ] sshh coodriidgs.
Cr&ngc CGa.lty; Virginia,
,-ni,c, 70 e1 ST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
District Of Columbia County of Alex.
aadriz, Il.
}Nlu Term. 1896.
Thomas Tuhno, Robinson and
Haf4s'icrne, and WilliaIn .
Taylor, ccat!1oinants.

Robert L. Eooc, James H.;
Hooe, and John hlunq&ster,
traiing under tie fl4H4 OK,
RI. iIooc, & Co, and John
and Bennett Forbes, Alex
ail~.sr Henderson, Jun. and !
NJty i -|n,,,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
aNDRIA, So.

.isTRler or CoLunsEA, CouET1 &c AIES-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

DI.TRIcv OF ColuHsIA, County OF Alex
ASDKI8, IS.
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GER MAN GOODS.

1o4 pacsayfs now landing from the
ship IEclo, capt. Cole, from Bremen, which
,yiil he sold ca Saoissste terms, by
Fober Young.
0ttober3: -.~-~~ d6t-law6t
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SNssr3 ~ g. .1,fs ~ 4tSt. y lsl& tH
SALES AT VENDUE.
On every TUESDAY and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

AT THE VENDUk SIUNH3
Corner of Pfince and Wafer streets,
u psyiss, af Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
ALL. kinds Of goods which are On ilnlita-
SON and the prices of which are established,
sso s. sny tine be viewed and purchased at the
'layest Limitation and prices
P. c.. Marsteller, V. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25

that Mr.. Donaldson is arrived at Dover,
end he is expected to London every min,
,3,e. ln the meantime we can confidently
affirm the accounts we have given are
correcl. Even the Hamburg papers state
the news, and that the allies were at Aus
terlitz far in advance of the Wischau, and
consequently masters NOT only the field
OF battle, but of all the country east of
the Swartzach.
The first column ofthe Prussian troops
has arrived in the environs of Nurem-
berg (; the other columns are following
with the utmost rapidity. A few days
more will bring them TO the seat of war;
Augercau is to command the army destin
ed to protect Bonaparte's rear, and act a.
gainst the Prussians.-He is now at Ulm.
and his force, it is said, is to be increased
"a $4,000 men. But long before his re.
Inducements arrive, the Prussians will BE-
able to strike decisive blow. The &C.
count of the archdnke Charles having
reached Hungary, is confirmed. AIasse.
ma is at Laybach.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25
FROM THE AURORA.


HOW STANDS THE ACCOUNT NOW
How much must we place TO The Gre
dit of fa6t--how much to the credit oil
stock iobbing-- how much to hope--and
how much TO despair ?-And how much
to the merit and zeal of Gazette writer's,
vino earn their bread quanfum me"uii?
The capture of Vienna is now no lon
ger daubtrd!
And even the defeat ef Massena in TIA
Iy is no longer believed
1t is considered as a matter even OF
proud exuliation that the archdukc Charles
had made a mastery retreat" that is
he made his escahe to Lau6ach or Laytaek
lit is astonishing with what facility the
princes tf modern days make an eseahe !
Let US see where is Lay5Gck-(i; is an
ominous name, 1t is as bad as fail back
or RIM baek--or run away l)--Thls is not
Laubach, in the Dn,chy of Simmern on
the Upper Rhine, q few miles from Meolz
but Layback or Laubach, on the river
Sape ia Carntoia-- about IS miles n. L.
Of Trieste.
n. b. Trieste is in the hands of the
French, as well as Gorifz and th. remains
OF ancient Iqnehc.
II was on The frs, Of November Tin The
mighty that the archduk= set our for lay
back ; OH his mastery retreat, or as they
tell w. after defeating .Nesscna this was
tw clvs days before the capture Of Vienna
Layb back Is about 200 miles from Vienna,
which lies in "a direction somewhat north
of West; and Cracow is about 900 miles
fuflher off, a little more westward. I,
would seem then that the archduke's on
~ safety is 10 lay back altogether or 20
go further back, VI he should be pursued I;
for forward he cannot go; if MaSsena's
advance guard did, as the gszettes say,
pursue him thither also.
Meanwhile Hugereau has given an &C,
count of six or eight thousand of the di.
vision of the Ausro-Italian army which
was penetrating Germany by the frontier
of Swisserland and vino fell into Auge-
reau's fraf at Bregertz, which is within 6
or seven miles oil Linddu, on the Lake OF
Constance.
Marmont with his flying camp. of chas
seufs, volugeurs, AID horse artillery had
secured the country slopg the Drove
from Clagenlur,h TO the ne ghborhood oil
Gralz-his force is a, once an army OF
observation, a foragiug party, aud pa
troll, TO intercept supplies passing TO the
army Of Italy. Count Merrftldt the Sc
cond IL cGmmahd 1t seems had Jaticn
back also, or hal stept aside, uncertain
whether to make a mastery retreat thro
Jsria or Hungary, or neither Austria,
But general Sour ii appears had ON the
10th Of November fallen in with Nicer.
field, aud put him to the route; he &c
neral and count like the English gene
raj aud prince, end ihe Austrian prince
gens,as) mets mqsferiy refrear accom-.
panied by single officer Of Huians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25

The honorable AARON Burr. late vice rresi-
dent of the United stz,es. (says the Washing
ton iederalst of Wednesday, arrived at the seat
Of government on Sunday.
the New York papers mention his gentleman
a. our minister extraordinary TO the Court Of ST.
james, and that he will sal from that por, IN the
U States brig Hornet, capt Chauncey, imme
diateiy.
Col. Burr was on a tour 10 the south. had ARR
we'd a; George Town, S OF the 30:h ole & on
the 10th inst he is at Washington. AT leas,
this is our information We therefore think il
Probable government has se,eeed this gentleman
for the mission.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25
3ace6 Myers, I'm. Pdsteur,
Ben. MssbY, Georpe Eoy,,o ,,

~ pursuance q an acr eftbe General -5..eM5ly.
passed 'be 24ts day Of January. leUS. for more
cTecnally Presenting Instructions 10 re bussore of
s6 through ,bc fails Of 5nu,es ,iver-olr tbose con-
e'ned are desired to COMPLY vciib t6e p-vpisios of
sais acf or tby will be deslf sp,5 az roe .Y dyec,y
TOAN -1hOODl, Su, oeyor.
Ric6mond. Fec. 81. 1905. ST.
N. b. 7be opners @, fishing scites IN .syaues ri.
Ger anaits srancbes aboUe sbe falls, are referred 10
roe 7t6 section absse rected nct ,ebsrein they
'pi nd if f6eh duty to Hst ,b-if seines S,rtb t6e
co"'nss'o"e's o roe ysvenac in RE same manner
as az o'eer fg*a'le properly nnder tbe torDer Pc
rolies in order TO raise sufficient seve,.Se 10 ,iet,o
t6s eNpeases efcGrrying stis iasp into ffee, q al.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25
coRREcTRp WEEKLY.

gentleman of this place, received By last
mail, ae,ter from member Of Congress AT Wash.
ington, which states, tha, dispatches had been
received the day before from Mr. Monroe at Lon
don, stating thar tha disposition of the Court of
Sr James, towards this country was much mere
friendly than heretofore. The respectable sou. &C
from whence we derive this in formation, induces
us TO PLACE much reliance on it, and to inscrs it
with equal confidence and pleasure.
GNoyfok Public Ledger.