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ARTICLE Y.
I.Of the fami!g council.


| xXXTII. There shallbe family couu'
| Gil attached ,othe emperor. iadepsudsni
of the attributes which are given to h.
council by the articles XXI. and XII Of
the present statute, it. shall take coguls'
ance.
TOT the complaints made against .ht
princes and princesses OF The Imperial
house, whenever they shall NOT have tor
object ofFences of ,he' nature OF those
which, according to The terms OF Ant Wv
OF the ac, of the constitutions OF the 2S'a
Floreal, year IL, are to,be tried 6y aI
court.
2: OF actions merely personal, CT
menced, either by the Prices orpr'uee''
of the imperial house or again:tthem
WtAregard to real, mixed actions, M
shall continue to be laid before the ordIn'
ry tribunals.
XXXly. The family council 'h', ot
presided by the emperor, and indetauN "
him by the arch chancellor of the s"P''
who shall always make part OF 4.
1t shah be further composed Of W,
prince Of the imperial house desgna'eu
the emperor, of him or the princes graz.
tignitaries Of the empi,e who shall %"
the first rank of~seniority, OF me ssI T,
marshal of the empire, of the Chant as
of the senate and of the court Of 90"
ton. 4.
The grand judge minister OF JaNSr
shall perform the functions OF the P''''
ministry in the council. aid
The secretary of state OF the Imp
household, shall be secretary. -.
The papers and minutes OF the ~.
ment shall be deposited in the lmPef'"D
chives. IT..
XXXV. The demands susceptible 0% E
ing presented TO the cornell, shall oe ~. +
ously communicated to the arch c'au nav E
Tor, who shall reader an account oil Wv.
in eight days a, tartheress, to ths e"P''
and shall take his orders. ,,h
XXXVI. IF the emperor orders 'nS ~,
affair be prosecuted before the COUNCIL
arch chancellor shall first proceed 10 w.
liation. ..;o,.
The repor. containing the dep0si!"oIupp
avowals anc propositions OF the pa'". ..p
teres,ed, shall be drawn up by the ,I'
ry of state Of the imperial houseneiu' NJ,
The Accommodation which the pa!"'I b,ia q
agree 10, shalt only have eaess af'ef w.
approved by the empe ror. :, :. o. B
XXXYII. The family councli E
holden to follow the usual FORMS el'"I'
the trial of the cause, brought bsf'fe"
in the judgements itreadsss'
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ARTICLE w.

| Of The torOer Of svaetkfsluth, ds}ribAne and b.
kte 1obleb tbe smper0r txtsilesin The is.i,y
efbn lamly.
Xxx, The princes and prince,ses Of II. in
perial hou!e, wfsteyer msysbr their age, sarra
without the order or wiihocs leave OF tn. .nc.
ror, 60 OUT ct the territory Of the empire,sna
remove mere than hfteeD| nnyriemttres (thiIs
leagues,' from the city ioabhieh toe impcalrs
fiience happens 20 be cRaSiih.d.
4 XXX. ii nlember of the imperial hcA
thouid mifbebsye and forget his dienityorE
duty, the emperor may inhid, for de,ermi4
period; and which hall not exceed year, d,
following penalties, to wit
AneR.
Removal from his perfen.
Exil..
XXXH. The emperor may order The mem,
bers of the imperial houle to remove ffou them.
felve' the perfons who may appear luipiciaust
him, although thote perfons hould make apit
of their household. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-14

fairs to be peculiarly critical and peri,ou- AMI
such rs requires all the pradence, the wisdom.
and energy OF Government. supported oy the CO.
operation or all good citzens BY r,ntuai exer.
tons. under the benign influence OF Providence,
upon this hitherto favored na,ion. we hope the
clouds that threaten to obscure its prosperity,
may be dispelied; and we pledge our united sup.
port III favor of all measures adopted TO vind;cate
and secure the just rights of our country
H. And your memonalsts IS in daty bound.
will ever pray, &c.
Signed by the unanimous order, and on behalf
OF general meeting Of the Merchants of sho
city of New-York, convened on the Goth Decem.
Der, 1905.
JenN BRooME, Chairman.
Oliver Wolcott, John Franklin, WIN. Edgar.
Isaac Lawrence. Thomas Carpenter, Henry I.
WyckoF. John Taylor, Thomas Farmer, Geo.
M Woolsey, David NJ. Clarkson, Ro I.enox.
Goold Hoyt, Elisha Colt. John b. Murray.
Lesfert Lciferts. Saml. A. Lawrence. Saml.
Su,sei, Joseph Blackwell, John Murray, M.
Clarkson, John b. Coles. Arch'd Oracle,
VIM w. Woolsey. Benz Minimum. VIM. Bay.
ard, Gulian Ludlow, Ebenezer Stevens, Rens.
selaer Havens. VIM. Lovett. Geo. Criswold.
Henry Post, jr John r. Livingston, Daniel
Ludlow, VIM. Henderson, James Arden, Ino.
r Mumford, Benz. Bailey, Wynant Van Zant.
jr. John d Peyster, Isaac Clason. Edmund
Seamep, Peter Schermerhorne, James Scott.
Charles M'Evers, ir. John Kane. John Glen.
dining, William Colman--conmrittee.
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pended far some time the conclusion 81 The

pSuQSU iCts SVuiS @Niu' 'sse 49, ~
treaty.
IN cpvFa,iors at s,aeh a distan &c 1t be-.
ZONES necessary 10 leave much to the -dis-
|cresion Of The agents employed but eveaes
may s,alturn up beyoad4he Limits q ma.
discretion. Unable in sGdr a case TO con.
sui, his government, zsaieus eit'sen1Wil lF.
|acras his believes that would direct MIN
were it apprised Of the circumstance, and
will take on himself the responsibility. ~
all,hese cases the purity and patriotism Of
the motives should shield the agent from
blame and even secure a SANCTION where
the error is not too injurious. should Y
be thought by any that the verbal inssrues
tions said to have been given BY comno o
|dores Barron to Mr.. Eaton, amount e. q
stipulation that the Uniled States should
place Hamet Caramalh on the throne OF
Tripoh stipulation so entirely unauthor-
Fized, so Far beyond our views, and SO
|enerous, could not be sanctioned by our
government; or should Hamet Caramalli,
contrary 70 the evidence OF his leters OF
January 8 aud June %, be thought to have have
lett the position which he now seems to re
eret, under mistaken expectation that we
wsre at all events to phase him on his
throne, on an appeal to the llberallty OF
| the nation, something equivalent TO the re-
placing him In his former situation, might
be worthy It's consideration. I,
A nation by establishing character o.
liberalisy and magnanimiiy, gains IN the
friendship aud respec, of Others more than
ma wer,h Of mere meney. his appeal IS
now made by Hames CaTamalll to me ~.
States. The ground he has taksn being
/ Different, not only from our views but from
those expressed by himself, on former oc'
casions, Mr.. Eaton was desired to state
whether any verbal communications Passeo :
from him to Hames, winch had varied wha'
! we saw in writing. His answer OF lie,
| cembrr 5.h, is herewith transmitted, and
has rendered it still more necessary, tha
in resensing to theleglsla,ure the apPi'ea
4 ,ion of Hamet, should present them a
the same time an exact sta,emsnroi 1fl'
views and proceedings Of the executive
!, through this whole business, that 'hey ma,
clearly understand the ground on which w
are placed. Its accompanied by all IN
papers which bear any relation TO the Prin
ciples of the CO. operation, and whstA 6 ca
inform their judgment 10 deciding ON tn
application of Hamet Caramaiil
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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G O P Y.

| Cap:sin Bain5ridge to George Davis, Esq
/ "t Tunis
ERlpoLI, Jan. 9th, 1905
| SIR,
have been anxiously expecting to hear
from you, and - resolve some Informs
| ton on the determination Of our govern
ment. Not one word on. the subject have
heard. am anxlously expecting letters
from commodore Barron. / believe The
bastaw is very DESTROYS of peace, and has
grea, approximations OF the intended a'tack,
and was a negotiation attempted, | lhpt
il very probable that it would success, i0r
the apprehension Of the attack might haze
as great an effect as the attack itself; and
should the attack prove unsuccessful, b:
will no doubt continue in demanding COD.
siderable sum. AS | am quite Ignorant
the force that will be brought against this
place, cannot give any opinion eiN'H
probable efec. it may have. We ofI@
most fervsnt prayers that the greatesssc' J,
cess NAV attend il. Il cannot say whaE the
bashaw's demand viii be, but belleysE
would take at this moment much less tH.n
what he demanded of commodore Prebls
last August. Our funds are all exhausted
ami bills on Tuuis are at a great exehaass'
against the drawer. Pray, have you hea''
Of Eaton? 10 your'Bext, which anxious
ly expec' soon, I.shall receive great d'a.
Of uewsI hope. assure you, was y ~
tor our friend, Mr.. Nissen, we should sur
fer considerably for necessaries in our fe!0't
confinement bur he is friend in ne7a'"
course, friend indeed. - ~.
P.'S. BY the Danish consul. ~.
bashaw is now very attentive, Upon y Nv
transactions with his brother in Alexanadll"
A camp IS going against Drrne. GIVE M
leave to tell you that ! found your plaaa
with ths bashaw's brother very vast, az.
that you sacrifice your prisoners lives n''
in case Of success"
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EXTRACTS.

MIR. EATON TO SAPTs HULL. stSsX
Grand Cairo, January So, P. M5s
Scarcely had my letter of this morni.
gone off by your courier express, wien !
le.,ergrom Hames Bashaw came to hand
of which the following is copy, by tram.
lation.
:" Thanks be TO him so.whom gratitude
lis due. TO our friend and the very good
friend of our highness, the American a.
gent, Mr.. Eaton.
"Wc have received your letter, and at
ter having understood the Contents, We
gave thanks to God, fos having preserved
your health. Know that 4 am ever IL.
same as sou knew me at Tunis my friend
ship is constant and uniform; but you haw
been tardy. We mast, however, maxi
this delay subserre a good purpose.
"From the date Of the, present shall
leave this for Behera, and shall there take
quarters at The house Of the Arab chief
Abduigiver ii be Kourcbi, where pro,
pose TO you to meet ne. Iehaye swritsi
10 my subjec.s and to cay minister Nab
noud Kogea, and also the governor osr
| lice, Muhammed. son of Abdulrahn.s
tina, they may treat with you; and what.
ever you conclude with them, will be rai.
fed by ne. Your operations should b
carried or by sea; mine by land; and may
God assist US to rr-establish peace AID
harmony, The % Namadan, 1919.
| (Sionedl
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cd, and If it can be done wi,hou, T.,
great risk. And von may assure him A.,
thai .w.lt,sse 'he most efec,ual n,easu,'
W TIL. the forces under ,Ay cnmaaad &
CO. operating with him against the usurn,
h; brother, and for re establishing hin, ),
the regency OF Tripoli. -Arrangeme,,,
70 this effect are conaded to the dl.crs,;s'
with which Mr.. Eaton, is vested by h.
government"
Attest.
Isaac Hull
- Nm. Eaten,
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HAMET BASHAW,
Son of Hi Boshazv CaramaM'

TIE date of the bashaw's letter corrsh
nonde With the Sd instant. The placed
meeting about 8 hours march from Alex
apdris. so that he WILL probably arrive hs
Their before we can with you.
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EXTRACTS. -,
lillian Eaton, Egg. to the secretary q -

lillian Eaton, tsq. to Ms secretary =
navy. ar
ALEXANDRIA, 18th Feb. lSo'.
The letters which have passed De'": IN
captain Hull and myself, copies OF w' IVA,
are herewith annexed to duplicate, O. , -"
had the honor to address YOU on tfe .. ~.
December, convey detail OF our ''a ,s;oo;
tlons since thar date. The apPreaen'.,l.
then entertained of impedinents ." ,,.t
part of the Mameluke beys W
The bashaw separated himself ~" 2
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NJ j S S al G E

From ,llls Presldsn of the United States,
respecting the applications OF HAhET
CARANaLLI ex bashaw Of iflpoli.
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III
Extract of letter from tie Secretary o.
! State 10 -Nr. Gathcar!, dated z2d Augu5t,
! 1902.
I" According to information evenly Mr..
Eaton, he has prevailed on the brother of
the bashaw of Tripoll to repair TO Malta.
| with view tofbe with our squadron b fore
Tripol, aud to be made use of against the
bashaw. At this distances, i, is dlGicals 10
Judge accurately Of the project, or TO give
particular instructions for the management
of IL. Although il does not accord with
the general sentiments, or views of the
United States, to intermeddle with the do.
mestlc controversies Of other countries, ii
cannot be unfair 10 the prosecution of just
war, or the accomplishment Of reasoraa.
bic peace, 10 take advantage of the hostile
cooperation of others. As far, therefore,
as the views of the brother may contribute
TO our success, the aid of The m n, - be
used for the purpose. Should this aid,be
found inapplicahle, or his own personal
object unattainable, ii will be due to the
honor Of the UnitedsS ,ales, and 10 the ex
pectations he viii have naturally formed, to
treat his disappointment with much tender.
ness, & to restore him as nearly as may be,
to the situation from which he was drawn.
or TO make some Other convened, arrange
mcnt, that.nlay be more el!g bic TO aim.
In Case OF treaty OF peace VISA ske-ru,:ag
bashawsos Tripo!l, perhaps i,smsy be pos
sible to make some stipulation, formal, CT
Informal, in favor OF the brother, which
may he adcsisaba alienation OF his n1is-
fortunes
l1io-aF e.a skaR see these presents GREET
ISG:
Know ye, that reposing special trust and
confidence in the Zeal, fidelity, and abl.i.
ties OF William Eaton, do HEREBY appoin,
him agent OF ,he navy, departm ens of The
United States of America, for the several
Barbary regsncies.
Ia testimony whereof. have hereua.
to subscribed my name, and affixed
(L.s.) the seal of the navy department. Of
the United States Of America. a,
the city of Washington, this as,h
day OF May, 1904.
(Signed
R. SMITH,
Secretary ct the Nary. |
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Thursday March S.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
DE B A TIE

In committee Of the uvaois on the state O
me aaisa-1ar. J.G. Smlsh lntbe chair
--ss .assrsssl4tion offered BY 1Nr. Gregg.
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CON GRESS
OF The

u N TIED s Z A T Z S.
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= or REPREsEN TATIyES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22
Land for Sale.

'HE subscriber Offers for sale. $50 acres OF
i that valuable ,raa Of LAND. belonging to
the late col Bernard Markham. dec. about three
miles above Manchester and lying upon he river
Attending several very convenient mill seats; this
tract possesses many advantages which would
b. considerable TO purchaser 1t is nav under
high cultivation. inclosed ina good fence and
covered with valuable timber, and lies conveni-
emit either to the turnpike or river. The above
land if not disposed of privately, prior to the 1st
day of May, will then be offered at public auc-
ton, on the premises, in lots to suit purchasers
ANY person wishing TO view it, will be shewn il
by the subscriber. or in his absence BY Williaia
Bowles residing thereon.
George Markham.
December 2lth. 1905 wtlmay
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Al my farm IN Chesterfield county, four miles
from Goodies and Bevil's Bridges, on Apponiat
tox river. twenty five above Petersburg the
same fom Richmond. aud fifteen from Amelia
|courthonse * Will be let 10 mares on che follow.
n.g terms Z.
Fifty Dollars the season. by note, dischasga
bic ar any time Within it, by the payment Of Cor
~, with one dollar 10 :he gsoonl.
Inevery instance. either :. note, or the money
must accom- pany the mares
BUzz.iRD iii point OF form, blood and per-
Torrance, stands almost uurivaiIed, in this, or any
other connIrs; and az a foai getter, the racing
calendars of England fully attest his celebrity
Ia 1872 he produced on the turf Al New.narket,
) winners In 1900 seven In 1901, fourteen
n 1902. sx.een. IN 1903, twenty-cne; and in
814, sixteen {to,al seveaty nine) and from hat
ssen Of me sheet caAndar FOR 1906 T think
his numbers in the ismcf winning horses, viii
exceed mar OF any other year
/ have in possession ] calendar of the 9Th
| Of November last. whcs concluded the Hough
ton TneesinS AT Newncsket- It contains lhsr,y
cd races eleven of which were won by Baz
Yards stock; and III the same calendar, TWO OF
them are advertised 10 cover at ten guirieas q
| riase, The nszr season.
| Buszard's stock are large and highly formed
Poplnjay 10 upwards OF sixteen hands, and is
said 10 be the most elegant horse in England.
Qiz wcn the great oakland stakes and a
match over the Beacon course "a miles and !.
qnarer) for 1000 guineas.
! Good high and low land pastures, and every
attention paid TO mares sent, but no responsible
Icy fjr accidents. Mares will be fed on mode.
raie terms If required. for which rhe money must
BE- sent
THOMAS BR1NcA.
I 14h January, 1870. w3m
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s1.NUEL GREENAsH NJ &.
LAWD FOR S4L u.

THE subscri5eris authorised to dis
pose Of between two and three thousand a.
.cFes OF LAND situate in the county Of Prince
George, and known by the name of OLp Towv
o. the following terms, 10 wit :--Oae 9Th Of
tho purchase money TO be paid down. and the
balane- VA four annual instruments, to carry,in.
tseesr from the time OF salc.--the payment
whereof mnst De scored by bond and mortgage
on The Land. This land is distant from Tie
town ofIesersburg ABBOTT ii miles from lanes
river or mics, and about IL from No5le's
creek, which IS navgAble for bons no to Pea.
clly's mill. The soil 10 remarkably well adapt
ed TO The culture of Corn, wheat aud Tobacco,
and the greatest part os the tract IS covered
Nth iae timber. IL will be sold in lots to suit
plrcAaser5, asd will BE- shewn 10 any person
dc.isiag to view il, By Mr.. Diary Livssay, who
resides on it, Prompt attention viii be paid 70
aay COMMUNICATION on the subjeet. direaed TO
the subscriber at Shirley, in Charles City coun-
~, by post TO Granville mills w3n,
PAreisg HENDREa, agent for Chs Carter
OF Shirley. Feb %. 1906.
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ST. PAUL.

ssssesatf3 pa beautiful sorre horse, Is ma nd .
Esaz inches high, remarkable for his
81 ~ elegance beauty, strength and fine
| S2xs2z zEz &abone; will stand the ensuing sea
son, ~ my plantation James river generally
known BY the name of Maiden's Adventure. a.
bou; 8 niea above Fine. Greek mill, and niles
below Mohaux's ferry, IN Powfatan county. to
cover MAKES at twenty Ave dollars the season,
which will commence the first of March. and
expire the 6rst of Aug good
and extensive pasturage gratis, bur no liability
tor accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished wish corn at
the market ptIce, for which cash must be sent
with the maTes--as also, netes of hand for the
due pSymenr Of the monsy for the season.
N. B Twenty dollars, paid on or before the
thi'd Wednesday IN November (being Powha-
tan court day will be received as full compensa.
ton Of The above, with half dol TO the groom
This beautiful horse. ST. Paul. was raised by
tie Prince OF Wales. and got by his horse Sal
tram, who was got by Eclipse that covered at
200 guineas the season--his dam Virsgoby Snap
Ibis gfandam by Regulns. ont Of sister to
Black and all Black and was thought 10 be the
best runner Of his tinne-he won several Iarrs
stakes, amoag which ths Derby, 1875 beat.
! ing DiiDgannon, ofunteer, Phenomenon, Con.
zAiss. aud several others--he was the sire of
Whiskey. who al 3 years old won 1850 guineas,
also of Whip, Royalisl, Peeping Tom General,
Conner, Sylph Sepjern. Carolins. Tiffany Lau.
res,ina, ST David Sprightly, Qpees of Sksba,
| Spankaway, Rose, Sweeper. C,ytus, Coal Ner.
chant, Pickpocket, Oscar. Ambrosio. Pretty
Patty, end several others of the Arst rate run.
oers 81. Paul's dam Purity was got 81 Matoh'nn.
who covered for several oC che last years Of his
life At so guineas nare--iier dam the Old
sqldrt mare, OF as great fame perhaps as a good
breeder, as any mare in the kugdo1--she was
The dam of Vitgir Dido, C0nundrum, r anthos.
Enigma, Miss Timms Pumpkin. Maiden WHO
gas dam Of Walnut lie Sang. Rasstlas, Purity,
and several others Purity was the dam Of Rock.
iagham, Archibald, FdzWitam, ST Paul and
several others Several certificates Of st Paul
as good and sure foal get,er may be seen Il hrs
! stand THOMAS HARRIS, Ir.
Powhatan cry. March 1st 1900 If
-,r,yN = = a. -. = a, - ~
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SPORI'S OF the 'IUKF.

rgNTtE RACES will commence as usual at
T. William Price's race field, IL, Charlotte
county, on Thursday thu I5lh day eli May next,
and continue three days = FIRST day, one mile
heats, entrance thirty doisars--Secon day. two
mile heats fifty dollars entrance, half forfeit
And The third day viii be run for an elegant Sad.
die. B'iiie, Whip, Manmgae aud Collar. fos
any hose two mics out, weigits agreeable 20
New market files allowed 3lb Any gente.
anwisbiny 20 enter a horse, may do so by ap.
y iog 70 the subscriber living on tie plscs or o
Wriiam Price The races viii certainly COM
mencs on the above days, as several hoses are
airssdy entered In order to render no far,he,
eispues, toe ground is 70 represent, one milo.
SHoRr JONES.
Oh April. 1906. w4s
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Cyplmissioaey's one

Ricbaond, Mach 2Oib 1906
e 74E parties are bsyfiy nodfed thar I bave ao-
eirfed TIE tatfsea5 day ef 1aly aeai to carry iato
e1eet t5s annexed order Of coayt on spbic5 day they
sdssitea 70 attend al u7 Office in sbs city Ssitb
f6eir accounts and voscbers ready for exao,iaasieg
enG se.ite8rent
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TAKEN UP as arunaway OH the
4 29th of March, and committed to Hanover
Jail. anegro man slave, who calls him self RICH
ARD BROWN, and says he is the properly oi
lanes Hoilie of Lynchburg Th> owner is re
him away, or he will be dealt wirh according ~
law. HENRY, II. VAUGHAN.
April 1, 1906. 2m ~
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PEDYGREE

~ PEDIGkEE.
BUZZARD was got by Woodpacker, his dam
Misfortune, by Dux. his grandam Curiosity, by
SnAp-Hcgu us-- Bartlett's Childers
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BUZZARD.

Imported by the late Col.
John Hoones. of the Bow
ling Green. withstand the
ensuing season, TO com.
IheRce The 1st of March.