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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov. 2s.

me latest letters received from Gene
rGl Wilkinson are dated at Natchitoches
October oath. lie states that he was about
moving the army t. The banks of the Sabine
and that when there, he Intended 10 pro.
pose 10 the Spanish governor, thu the A.
m@rlcan forces should retire to Natchfto-
chcs, and the Spanish forces to Tacogdo-
cncs' The former place is about sixty
miles ON this side, ard the lattcr;lbout eieb4
ty miles on tue other side of the Sabine. 1t
was the opinion of General Wilkinson that
this proposition would be acceded to. In
case u should not, he was not in the least
iearfaI OF consequences.--.Na!. Mta.
Some ofthe federal prifiss, the most char
acteriscd for their ignorance, have trium-
phed III distorted construction put upon
an article which recently appeared in this
print, in which satisfaction was EXPRESSED
at the concession Of the Spanish agents ON
the Mobile, by which American vessels ma
vigating thatlstream are exonerated from all
duties excep; - pail by Spanish vessels
trading to b ton Rouge. Assuming astruc,
what rs false thdt parish vessels entering
at that port pay TO American custom house
officers the same duties that are paid bv
vessels entering American ports, they have
inferred that American vessels naVipatino
the Mobile are charged with the same din.
ties Now De IT known 10 these gentlemen.
that no duf'es are exac.ed by American
agents or Spanish vessels trading to Baton
Rouge and that consequently mo d,fffos
sre excited on American Ships naviostiry
the Mooiile. There may possibly be some
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
Richmond Old School.

-.
ilt = subscribers take the liberty to inform
thelr friends, and the public generally, that
their School will be continued the ENSUING
wear, and will be open for the reception Of
Pupils, on Monday the fifth Of January, at
their School room, on the back-street, near
the Courthouse and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing. &c. G5 per ann. Reading
end Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, or any one of
tl'e last mentioned branches Of education
g per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
dollar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
fray the EXPENSE Of fuel. Hours of atten-
dance as usual, and until eleven O'Clock on
Saturdays for the Grammar and Geogra-
ply classes.
EH-a Richardson.
william Richardson, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 1st, 1906. titan
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EatnL efects ofGAAfLMG !

Fdfdt effects Of G.fMlJNG
On Friday night last, about 9 o'clock,
dispute. took place in a ganbhng-house in
Little Water str. between the Keepers of
the faro-bank 1.-TWO brothers, named DAvIs)
and an itenerant vagabond who goes by the
name of Coiminer, an Italian, we'll known
in and aboutR Richmond rs a grinder of mu-
sac, and who kept a dyc-table in the race
field during tile late races near this place.
During the scuffle the Italian made use of
his national weapon Ga dagger with so
much experiences, that he cleared his way
and made his escape, having stabbed both
the Davis's, man of the name of ;Jasson
and the oldest Hubbard, shoc-makers and
inhabitants of this borough. One of the Da-
vis's died carly the next morning, and Wat
son on Sunday. The other Davis, we learn,
cthnot survivc--Hubbard is out of danger.
The assassin has rot been heard of since,
nor do we learn of any cxertion making to
have him apprehended. He is low well
set fellow, very dark complexion, & speaks
broken English.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
Il egoes for Sale.
Nov. so.

p virtue of deed of trust executed by
- stephen Smith to The subscriber for Sc
curing to William Hundley, the payment
OF sixty pounds, with interest, and charges
CT executing the said trust, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
Union Tavern, in the City of Richmend, ON
the 18th day OF next month deco three
Negro Slaves, to wit, Sukey, and her child
Nelson, and Girl named Sukcy, with the
increase of the said Sukey's born since the
LIST day ofJanuary 1905, or so many of the
said slaves as will be of value sufficient to
pay and satisfy the debt, interest and char
ges aforesaid
WILLIAM POLLARD.
Hanover, Novembr 25, 1906. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
Land for Sale.

December LIST, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
= REAT BARGAIN in. two hundred
~ and fourteen acres of Chickahomony
Rich io1v Gyound5,

near Mr.. Kids mill, Hanover county part
oft in corn tothe Main run, some of the mea-
dow ground cieared--There is on it an APPS
pie orchard, Frame house, Kitchen, Corn
house, &c. Also 100 acres of good land,
20 oft Chickahomony low grounds. adjoin;.
ing Col. Selden's land, with good mill seat
On it, in Henrico county. ., -. -. =.
Also 80 or so feet of ground on the cross
street leading from the main street to the
Bason. :,
Also house to suit a. family, near the.
Bank. The above will dispose of for part
cash in hand and the balance in two annu-.
al payments. .t.,
H.. 49,. JAMES TERNAN.
December LIST, 1906 ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

light port fees, though we do not know that
there are.--i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

NORFOLK, Noveriiber IS.
TIE. following British ra1sd yesscis are ~
ing in Hamilton Roads:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY

On MON DA4,
TIE 18th Marsb, at II o'elock, will be Ion at
en47'o1, os THE prenJss, if fair, If uot, t6s-
nf&f fai, dry,
THAT very valuable PROPERTY, belong
ing TO the etste OF the late Abraham Van Bib.
her, Ell. called PARADISE, containing about
SEQ scfcs. add including The dwelling houfe aud
improvements, a va!uabIe Mill and ito appuite.
n2nces; the whole in good order.
The above property is itusted about one nile
from the turnpike gs,e on the York road, and
will be fold in lots 10 fuis purch7iers.
a liberal credit will be given on ccnGdera.
bic psrs of tins property, which may at any time
be viewed VI application TO Mr.. AiGquitb, on,
tie premfes.
ANDREW VAN BIBBER.
WASHINGTON VAN BIBBER,
Tafees.
EAT fsA. "A. ectlsM.d,I7M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
MARCH s, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trulf made
by Jyrpb Neate to the fubicliber,s for the pur.
pole Of iscuring the paymeht OF a fun. Of uion5y
therein aamed, 10 Peer Sb<roa / viii s1pofe to
iaie Tor GAshl at the Coffse ilouic, in the town
OF AiexandEia, on Tasjaay The lstb dey IT March
asxt, at one O'clock,
An Acre of Ground,
Lying on the tou,h iide CT Duke hseet, and
bounded by @ea, Hamilton, and Wolfe lanes,
in the faburbs of Alexandria. Is
John Dunlap, Trgaes.
February a., d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
mo. 1913.
JOHN WATTS
Has 3gf vece5ued end ofeas for Mle, on.

~ 4 - u
The gfus5 terms,
Wh:t. ard biosn Ti,kfrrburg
Se' sVkte ara brown German Rolls
White and brown Plaii@.sse
rs and ~ Irfh Linen
~ Shifting Cotton
APron and thi;ring Checks =:
Chintzcs ard Gaiicces
Diaper and Diaper Table Clpths
SuPt.fne Cloths and CaAi,nete 81 {.
Sewing Silks, rw,As, and THREADS
Csrnbdes Mcaas, "a IND 8
Lace Csm5.;css, 4 4 atd 6-4
Pain Leno, do. 90.
TaHbored Icno, DO. do.
Lcns VsiEs, do. DO.
Leno Shades and D-aysana DO.
Pic NC Gloves ara Mnts
Sill: ana Cn,;en Haie
Ladies HATH Cloves
clmtsick Sfandktrctisfs ard Long Lawn
Csurgshs, ctA<o. and B fss
strlh C.ovsr>sed, ssci &c.
March 4. 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08

10 be Sold, al Auction,
On SATURDAY next, at II e.el.ck, at the
houfs OF C. N. .yasjoa, on King areer, a
variety o:
Genteel Houalold Furniture
Ameas wkirh a,e,
A Mahogany london made sideboa'd, Ma
hogany Tables, Sophs, Chairs, Drswets. Sc.
Locking Gtafss, fo,ne Silver and Klawd Wales,
Books, Kitchen Forai,ute, sc.
Il H. s O.,
An EngliH. Fc@lng Piece, warrsnted equal
TO any IN rh;s county, Wit: a mahogany cafe,
containing all the apparatus for fpurtfman:
ioG.e Te!eicopes, ana an excehen: Thermome.
ter.
Upwards Of 1000 Pictures, end Epgravings,
by the n'ea celebrated arrifs, with fpne of tie
Copper Plates, !roa, which many more may be
truck eff. Among tie ergsa2;nss are anurnber
Of Portraits of thelate Genr:ai and Mrs. Waih.
'ng,on /; Of the late Lewis the Fifteenth Dec.
tor Ftarklin; Doctors Ruth, Witar, and Rsr.
ton, Of Philadelphia; Rev. Mr.. Wcfley ,hs
late Counties Of Huntington; and great va'ie.
II OF Fancy Pieces tie whole of which were,
Elected with care, ard purchafcd the !aa fumElcr
in New York and Philadelphia.
?" Philip @. Marfeller. q
The pictures may be ieen and purchatci preW.
Gus to the day ut faie, On application to The owns
CT.
March {, d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
Negroes to Hire. -

Negroes to Hire.
q Il r E E female houle {eryants
sanTs--One very good Geek, wafh1r and iron,
sIihs sito nnderganls every kind OF houie work.
40: Otbe5 fwo are god ipianers, and one of them
saht' AID irons we'll and understands houfe
work Of spesy kiat. They are hired fox no
.as' sSf further plrticnlars apply to the Psias
February IS. a3w
c. have been informed that one
y The Ffasfs of Lasd advertised for faie by a.
s'9ah'a and Tb9ma; Coafe. under dead Of
nut ifou Jo6a FILTERS, TO fecuse John and Vt.
ssnaa;l, Includes part of a los CT iafd y my
psaA'n, nader deed of bargain and fare tgom
Noosis A'iIol, daily recorded in the county
s,uH OF Fairfax: Iffo, all perions are cau,on-
! asant pnrchaGos 10 much OF the fame as IS
H''aued within my lines.
C. F. Whiting.
.E.o'uary II. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
HENRY X. May

N o TT C. e.
!. t iae iubicriber wifhing to engage
9C,,n4' 'i''' Ior rae eaiung lsaiDa. viii, do any
q s.s'sfs' work, and recelye in payment wet
c0o. s9odssfor oas half the amount Of work
F. isr. L. G. LANPHIE2.
~ a;w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
BOSTON, March 20.

) --latest from kT9fe Yesterday arrived here
the regular ,.ading snip John Adams cap ain
Wooa, III % days iram Liverpool We received
by her our files to the 18th OF FEBRUARY and
have .bten politely favored with several Of C. os
BETT's Register and o,her papers to the 81 II.
Many interesting exrratls are made for this tia, q
Chronicle but much OF p,sh and moment, as il
respects the People Of Eogland, remains for
spcceenins INDICATIONS. the following picture
of the times is gwen BY P5tea5ias. and sannot
fail 80 command the attention ct our rsadets.
They viii contrast their own siruation with fhat
o. The hail Starved honesy aborers Of BRIAN,
and Earn now 10 estimate those rien who wis,
10 introtnce such an order of things among the
high fed independent yeomanry OF this happy
colhvy
''As connected WITH The dcpa ,nent Of finance
(says iie) we must 4nember the state Of he
poor Upwards OF s.s millions a yeas a-e nor
raised up0n tie Parishes 10 he dcat IN aid of
those means by whlCh the aborer cb,aias MS
bread and OF persons ,ccsiviag ms AID here
age upwards OF cne million ALI. oh the iaboJ.
srs having !adhlcs. are now pGubeys =! THIS is
new sia'e OF tui gs which has oeen produce d
BY ne finding and t.'ing sssfcm. pushed 10 an
sT'Tsrie Is tneie asy one VINO will DENY, that
TINS IS most dep1sSoie sare-cf things wh,eh
has EeE'ieled Alt he laborers having fam.
lies lanpersl The plain fac Is, ihat an with
q " ne. aud WIKI tour cnoreB thata5e a. able o
work. cannon nov, out of his labor uossibly
provide them and himself with the means of,iv
ing do nor mean, ,ha he cannot live com
Tor aoiy, tor. to CONTEXT, such men have long a
go bid farewell, bpt l assert and am ready 10
prove. that nc Cannot provide them Wi. hes, ua
iish aid, win sufcisncy Of food. no to safi,fy
tnsis craving, but 10 sustain NE WIN even GA
Hose, wai!ow;ng IN The luxury of sighteen thou.
Sand 4 year, d'swn from The public purse. saw
MAS nothing ought 20 be attempted to alleviate
these suue'ings There are handreds of thous
ands OF the people of England who never taste
any iood on' bread and vegetables ard who
scarcely ever krow whati is TO have A fuli rosai
even OF theSe !"
{" WNh Jhe United States OF America, we
have DISPUTE not easily setiled without an a
bandonnen', enour part, OF much Of that which
we haze heretofore eonsendcd for and maintain.
Cd X pretty equal mixture Of arrogance and
i.6eeiiiiy, IN our ministers, has produced thus
sispu.s"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
LoNDoH January II.
Second nfFfiFg eff9e qeposition ca5iaet.

SseoTG mfffHg " nc ofposifion cGbiaet.
announced in one Of orr papers OF n. pre.
seuE week tbat w constellation Of he eircun,
staress Of the TIRES, and what was cxpeAed If
them IN The en'ning parliament the leaders a
what is cate the opposition, and ore Of the
most Distinguished men IN the country had f,,
med themceves into regular sitying aud had
a'resdy ces once upon he present situation Of
pubic affairs
Tney rave since had a second meeting A. he
house 81 es1 Albsmnf!e when question Of The
FIRST intsiest and involving ~ it The very unioo
OF the Pary 20 the separation # which he
country ms look vi alarm, was fuIl, discgs.
seq and finally arrsnged
THIS question wasno ices than the line If no
hey lobe oD7ervea b. the paty in he ensuing
ps-hsasn, bsiaz he grsa' question peace or " az
We haSe obianed Re nrissiru AID. we arc
e5nheea'. cxct0ivsIg sae as follows,
Air OK sasc 81 as mss opinion, tTsi in he I've.
sent in.iasy STATE ofi his emuGy. severed !, tse
late tyeu;s from hsr s9usi aies. aid b.. the
snn'e evcG.s rem efcd desperate IL her h0pe. o.
s1Tplyins cir fscs by o,h-rs with Ru IA. re
tf-H'p8ln mspeer hu . wa5ie year Vou.s be
i'si D--~e soe = again csmo into ,hs ftld.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04

thai. If this should 70. p-o~c Efficient. it.y
NNuid urhesiiaiHg'y uoue in ire ado III
on = s.fc 50. ueasefes. Tcjs address
To tn magnanimpy o! The &s,er, and
" dde ssctipns of the Ration c.a. itrssis.
toie. lie offer was accepte,i. AID wi.b
a tesi all locai and prcfessicn.I decisions.
Southern a opposed 30 Eas,ern In ,res 4
or Middle Interests as Opposed 30 b. n,
nstanuy v-nIsiie6, and agriculture aud
cpmmetce mes on that ground of CEN.
mon interest, on which. IN ira b, nci her
can stana without tie support of h- o..
ther. L viii be seen by looking over the
names oi those who voted for the bnj. thar
u combined IN i,s favor majority Of the
members from he states of Ri lie Island,
Massachusetts. Vermont, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Viz,
GINA, North Carolina, South CaroIina.
kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio and
that the only states, which have eiYsn n
different vote VIZ. New Hampshire, Con-
neclIcut, and Delaware, are. represen,et
by majority OF federal members; aod
such examination Will further shew, that
OF the minority eight only are republican.
the remaining twenty four being federal
members, and systematic opponents os
republican measures.
LIE! it not then be said The republican
members oil Congress are disun,ted, whea
OF one hundred and ene republican votes.
there are but eight dlsscniiep,s. Every
man, acquainted with The world, knows
that TO expect absolute unanimity upon
any point relativs TO men or measures
Is chimerical, where the exercise of oni.
mon is free. Where is The religious or
political denomination whose disc,ples A.
gree 10 all thlngsi III any surprise exist
on tins occasion, 1t ought 10 be at he uni
on, instead OF discordance of sentiment.
Let Those who confess this point. sdduce
an lns'enee OF any political question of
equal Importance carried by such vote Z
Yes feilow-c'tlsens and fellow repub!;-
cans OF America, we rsi5cc at ta- adop-
uon oil tins measure. II IS pledge os
union among US, and, we trust, ferctun-
ner CT good undsrs aud.ng With Rcitsip,
iial nation IS entltlsd 10 ougrre.oec, and
is worthy of our esteem. We wish hem
well Let them bs just, and the lies ,har
unite us need no be severed Our prux
psct bTlghtens. The affairs of tha na1i.
on are transferred TO men, whose nase
lives are pledge that they will be AMI
maed by principles OF honor, OF ius,,ce.
aud OF reciprocity. Our detetni,ns,ion
To take vigorous measures, Gu, having,
actoaiiy taken them, by demonstra,inf,
the sense OF his nation, and proviiE their
undated confidence inthe Execu.,ye adj
mlnistra ION OF their gorernment, whose
conduct needs but eX animation To be an.
! proved, viii, we hops, strengthen ihrse
suggestions q honorable minds, and pros
trale the barriers that intervene between
tho friendship OF the Two nations. A. az,
events, be the issue what il may. vs
shall have done our duly, and viii feel
the precious consciousness which ii al
ways inspires Nat. Incl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
LATEST NEWS.

NEW YORK March IS
RCTBY the hnn, Captain Bush from, Am
stefdan. we have received Dutch papers 10 The
lS'h ut one of which contains a proclamation
OF ne eng az Prussia. dscla ing. thar in conse
9nenoe OF q convention between MN and the
emperor OF the Frensn, enc states of his Britain
&c majesty IN Germany. will be OCCUPIED by him
Will the conclusion Of general peace
The editors of the Y. Gazette have rice;
Tcd' ~ the Flora from the Downs, J.ondon pa
Fers to the Fyissab IF FEB a4,y, from when
'"sy nave give n interesting dc ais,
u Is said, that Mr. FIX a sh ,ft time previous
10 his coming INTO the Ministry. expFesssd him.
set averse 20 he proceedings respea,ng nertsa,
cd of pa"
New diplomatic missions IT Grenvile TO
rrnss'a-A dair, TO Russia--T Erskiue to Anne
RIGA. 80
Parliament have appropriated 40 COO Cor the
payment OF Mr. Pit.'s debs The vote wa,
9na9imeus. Mr. Pit was few years since of
tered lOJ OO0l by the merchants. 70 remove his
embs EASEMENTS but he declined accepting il
he lords o. the council have come TO the de
termination, thar ships being me,can proper
". but not American buiit sailing under sea LEI.
'ers cannot be considered a. American vel seis
and cons quendy are not entitled to impoft in O
t'Is Singfom, unuer the a6 of the 27sn OF his MA
Jesty, cap 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
Lonion, Elb. u.


There is report in circulation bur we do not
voHch Tor IT'S cut1, ihdt tiie king OF Prussia was
invited by The la'e ministry TO take possession
OF Ran ,ves ~ case tbe Other measures tor cxprl
ing The French were not attended with success =.
feinaps then his pussian majesty may plead
snen itle as well a. IN permission Of Bona
Iarte and # re IS to make cessions in other
quarters N pursuance Of he peace Of pgesbargh
ne ma nos be ,disposedio q4it possession of The
pledge deposited with him
Leiters fran Holland. Of TIE 7th inst were
yef erdAy received They confirm our f5fnie,
statement OF proclamation haying been issued
pF tic Duieh S1veyumen; on the IL INST for-
bidding under severe penalties the subjects If
no land i'orn holding am CONNIE ,eial q, friend.
y 'niercowSe whatever with The sabeAs If
= gag Bussin a postscript of one OF tnesc let
'efs, however, 9dds Z" has -ouci Of he severity
ct the resuia,ons which aaeded the eomnsrci
Al interests OF tHa, crun;ry, more especially as
connect with hafiaua, has been rcantted. and
tuuhsr relaxation Of those Tessr9nis is dali,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
.ft he ,fEais, Es5,xarv me 6,a, ,soe

az 1"fs -s''''pyf fe09'ti1ft the Gin, 1896.
t,I0seph Maria Gonzalez, ensign. com.
nanaaot al his most catholic maiesty's
troops on The side oe The river Sab,nas
hereby have agreed with captsin Edward
u Turner, captain in the United States
army, 10 re.utn all said troops of his ca,
,holic majesty TO the other side fthe said
river Sahnas, as soon as my horses will!
permit 1t, or LAY FIVE days, or at furthest
six, aud 70 take my march this day. And
also oblige myself to not send any pa
troiss on this side oflhe river Sasinas.
(Signed)
Ensign, JOSEPH MARIA GONZALEZ.
Witness,
(signea) John y. Dutores,.
Erfracf of a letter from Dfjor Porter TO
me secretary Of qyqr, dated,
.hatehitoche8, FEB. 8th, 1906.
SIR,
Your letter Of the twentieth of Novem-
Der, was received on the twenty fourth
oitimo, and the request therein mention
ed, was without loss of time, forwarded
to the commandsnt OF Nacogdoches :
from whom received, on the fourth in
slant, an answer, in which he refused to
give the assurance required.
'Bceming this reply decisive, imme-
diaielY detached captain Turner, with six
~ men, to remove, party of Spaniards
that had few days before passed and Ia.
ken pos, on this side OF the Atlais; and
10 patrole the country between this post
and the river Sabine. The former he ca.
SHY accomplished, and is now performing
the latter.
The report OF preparations making by
our Spanish neighbors for war, are vari-
GUS; but generally agree tina, a considc.
rable number of troops are progressing
from the Interior to the eastward: thai
near three hundred Of them we've, few
weeks since, at the great crossing of the
Trinity, where there were near two hun.
dred beeves, FIVE hundred horses, and a
considerable magaztte of -four.
That they have ten guns now mount
ing at Nacogdoches, where most oil them
have been LACEY received and thai i'm.
mediately after Iieu,euaDt Pia,,, the bear
er of my lstter to TIC commandment oI
NacUgdoches, left tha, place on his &c.
turl,, Spanish officer was dispatched 10
Bayau Aux Pierre, to impress on the
minds of the inhabitan,s of that settle.
Tep;, the allegiance that they owed 10 his
catholic nnaies,y; ordered them TO join
his standard whenever required /, and in.
formed ihem, that the Red river would
be Tie boundary line between the Spanish
country aud the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04

We find thar some Of the federal editors. 70
The eastward have made use Of he Infamous
insiuuations. respecting Miranda and the LSa7.
der. that appe AIRED in the u s. Gazet,e Of hi $
cry. 10 found chasgcs of highly Criminal ma.
iure against our government. Ia all his buslness
Bronson and has associates hive appeared 10 dis.
regard all sense Of nzfional NOR or personal in
'egrity--the falshood respecting the Insos,an
was reratted it IS trne, but the no less npuds nj
misTepresen atIons That preceded them are per
Init,ed TO remain accommodated although no
one any longer p'e,ends tina the ad minis ration
had any manner of concern in the Miranda GRO
Jet, or even knowledge Of It's existence, until af
ter it had been fully carried into eTea. TIL. e.
n,ova OF CT. Smifb. surveyor II the port Of Ne w
York, who has uniformly been opposed 10 The
republican party and admInis,ration, was caIcu.
iated 20 remove every doubt Of the lteesity Of
the admin uaon--this z nlemsn knew more
OF mranda's scheme than any other man IN the.
country he knew all. who had any concern with
tina advenu;er; and would no doubt have long
since resea ed his removal fr m Office By prcc!ai,
ming the fundamentally of Mr. Jefferson or Mr.
Msdi,on. IT such charge could have bsen sug
aimed )ei, with these facts within then know
ledge, he federal prints disseminate the raIeyo
lent assertions of the late Spaui h Minister, and
III contempt Of every hrg American, consent
10 ne the medium through which he conveys hrs
insOi ence.--darOJa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
VIRGINIA ARGOS
RICHM,,ND4
FRIDAY. APRiL 9 1876.

Extract Of letter Jrom IN mbcr IF Con-
Sress, 70 me Editor, dared Washington
CIR, March 3iH.
+" We have spent this day in conclave
enaeavoring 10 unlock our mouths, and
have a La, succesded in taking of the in
Junction ofsecrecy-hyes 63--Nocs s4."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04

letter received in thi city from Paris, states
that IN n hous after Ionapa,te's return to pa
RS, 900 persons had been arrested, and il was
nos Known wh"s had become ofthem. nor why
they had thus >disa9peared. X is also stated,
Icons return at which SO persons were present
and that only three Of them could DC found me
next porning
a Postscript 10 the above letter saws. King,
and Princes are appointed in our days. ike go.
seants and corPoIais Of regiment. IN 4 5qs
FROM WAsHrNSroN City, March 90.
GA "Wednesday the bill prohibiting the