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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-25
From ne Baltimore 7Ii;graihe orthe i7M
instant.

| From ne Baltimore 7cirgrahhc ofhhe i7sA
| instant.
| Il was never our wish nor intention, 10
missla,e either foreign or domestic occur
reuces. We seldom obtrude our own
observations on our readers, nor often
speculate on the great events that are
passing in our day on the theatre of Eu
rope--but simply content ourselves with
extracting news as we find il, and al
ways cherishing hope, that whatever
may be the Earring OF foreign crowned
i heads; Whatever quantity of human blood
! they may spill, America will ultimately
| be gamer by their disputes. IF mad
ambition oniy is the motives cf Bonapar-
te's wars, we wish him disappointment
in the extreme. If, on the contrary, he
fights for more equal rights on the ocean,
which ought to be equally free to all ma
tons, we from our hearts wish him to es-
! tabiish the freedom Of the Seas.-This is,
Ia short, our creed with regard to the
contending powers in Europe. In fact,
it is folly in the extreme for American
printers OF newspapers TO avoid revealing
or attempt Disgusting the trH,h-because
it never fails TO happen, that in few
days the truth must come to light; and
whatever may be our private opinions, il
lean make no alteration in the great e.
vents that have passed, or are about pass
ing before our eyes. Neither king
George, nor any Of the continental en-
perors, value our individual opinion, nor
the aggregate ofiinion of all the people of
America, a rush. Friends and neigh
bors. therefore, should carefully guard q.
Sainst disputes and quarreis with each o.
Their concerning foreign affairs, which
they cannot regulate as they wish, and a.
bout which they should feel no other
anxiety but what arises from regard TO
the peace, tranquility, and hapsiness of
our own country. Those few observations
present them selves, from observing that
our statement Of European news ON Sa-
Fturday, is contraverted Gy our brother
editors, Messrs. Ysadf and Brosca. We
can, however, produce "A respectable citi.
zen, who viii declare upon oath, If neces-
sary, that captain Adams said III the Gus
tom House, that he had seen the accounts
OF the defeat of the Russians, as set
forth in our slatemen and that they
were read before him, Cat either the
Swedish or Spanish consui's Office in Lis
bon.) We must, therefore, be dischar. ;
ged from any attempt to mislead the pub
&c Judgment. Indeed we are much
misinformed if MIR. Mathew Brown INN
self has not openly declared his belief
that captain Adam.'s account is tree. if,
therefore, this De Mr.. Browns own OPT
Mon, why take the pains to render our
statement erroneous in the pub,c's est.
nation and the more especially, when
perhaps the vary next mail will place
the matter beyond all contradiction, eli.
Their one way or the otheri
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Commandment Office,

LoTm!sstorsrs' Office,
Ricbnoad, Fek ~, 1906.
The parties Concerned are desired to take no.
tee. that have appointed Wednesday the twens
ty-sixth day of Marth next, tor carrying into
eifea the within deeretal order, upon which day
their attendance is required At my office, win
their papers and accounts ready tor examination
and settiement.
qv4f wv. NY. M. C..
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900 Negroes for sale.

HAVING so long been delayed e.
x 4 disappointed in recovering considerable
debts Cue to me, suspended by The multiplicity
OF business in, and the present sys,er, of our
s'a'e courts. hnd my o,hef resources ;nsuiici-
emf to discharge the demands against me (aris.
ing from the delinquency Of vsricus ca. palmer.
ships and bankruptcy of debtors) so promptly ss
the necessity Of lhVs. claimants requires, and
Justice demands; in aid of other funds, have de-
termined 20 dispose Of two hundred Slaves, not
from any faults they have Committed, but as the
most expeditions means of satisfying rue demands
against me; have therefore authorised and APP
pointed Jacob Myers, George Holman. William
Pasteur and Benjanin Mosby, as my agents for
this purpose, or any two who can conveniently
attend to this business.
49, DAVID ROSS.
February 18th, 1906.
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One Hundred Slaves.

AT Warnins,er, on the 18th day of March nextI
and ONE HUNDRED at Lynchbu,g, on The
leth day of the same month. The slaves are Of
the first duality, well disposed and used to Ia.
Dor, and personally known to most Of us. All
the insrm and sickly people, are directed to be
lett to be supported by their masters humanity:
we can also safely say, that those people are nor
exposed 10 sale for their faults, bur uader inpe.
rious circumstances
One half of the purchase money mus, be paid
down. the balance, payable in twelve months
from the day of sale, bearing interest from the
da!e to be RENTED if the principal is punaually
paid.
1t may well be imagined, that from the cir.
cnstances OF this sale. punauali,, in payments
wall be expected. end good security reaui,e ed as
TO the Fist payment, it may be convenience to
peeps who have not disposed of their crops, or
received payment. to procure note of respecia.
biiity, negotiable AZ the bank of virginia, paya.
bic al 90 Gays; but this note must be approved
OF by US, previous TO the purchase And dis
count CT ten per cent. will be allowed on the
twelve months instaltrent, to those vino can paw
the whsle p ice, or upon so much thereof as NAV
&c thought worth receiving. 3w
Jacob Myers, I'm. Pasteur;
Ben. Mssby. George EEoi1,a,f.
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VIRGINIA.
In The suYierisr Court of Chaneery, holden
an Richmond.

an Richnlond.
Robert yanesyD Appellant.
And
Humphrey Edwards, Appellee
THIS cause IN appeal from a decree of iae
county court OF Louisa, by which an iHjunc-
ton 10 the Judgment in the bill mentioned was
maze perpetual aud the defendants in the county
court were condemned to pay the appellee his
costs. came on the twelfth dsy OF September in
the year of our Lord enc thousand eight hum
drsd and Eve, 10 be heard on transc, Ipt of the
record Of proceedings of the said county court.
and was argued by counsel; on the consdera-
ton wherest, this court at tsis time no: affirm
ing or reversing the said decree, direeteth one.
of the commissioners examine, state and settle
accounts between the appellant, Robert Yancey,
ard the appellee, giving 10 the former credit
for the debt and coets recovered from the latter
by Thomas Johnson in the action at common
law mentioned in the bill, and report the ac-
counts TO the court, with any matters thought
pertinent by himself or required by the parties
to be specially stated.
copy-Teste,
Z. TLVSLEY, &C.
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PEDIGREE.

DO hereby certify that the hor't called Thors
la'eiy the property OF Thomas Randolph,
esq was foaled my properly ~ he month of
May iSOO ana thar ne was got b. he eelebra.
Ted horse Diomedi his dam by Old WIldar
his srandIm by Clockiasti his yeat grandam
by GA Farmer; his great great Grandam bl Re-
gulus, out Of an imported mare.
George M iSkihwith.
Hickory Hill, 18th FEB 1876 w4t
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L GAVE my bond to A ,ose Knight
i for & 100 Ia 4, in the year IL I tbs nOast
Of which bond have paid to him bp, he n,glett.
ed at the time to deliver It TO ire, and it has
been since lost or risaid The personinto whsse-
hands !; may have fallen, will please s'ver II u
George Wfr"oD.
81 mo. 22d, 1906. %
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at my stable at Tuckahoe, fifteen miles ABOVE
Richmond; and will be let to mares at fifteen
dollars, TO be discharged by the payment of ten ,
il paid scifia the season twenty dellars for nsu-
lance. and FIVE do lars the suge leap In every
case, City cents to be paid to the groom, and the
leap and groom money TO be scni with tue mare.
The pastures are excellent. extensive. and under
good enclosures; and every care shall De taken,
bur will not be responsible for escapes or acci-
dents. Cram will be furnished ., the market
rates, and boys board at ycty moderate price.
THOR is a fine bay, full fifteen hands and
half high, and of great streng'h and beauty, and
rising six years old His form and lus blood { as
will appear by the subjoined ceiiiHcate) entitle
him TO be ranked with The f, horses in the
state. PEfL(P ROGERS.
Tuekahoe, 18Th Feb. 1876.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT,

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1906.
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GTRAYED or stolen, on Monday
~ night last, from the door of Mr Neal Nelson,
a Bd1' HORSE, abou; six years cid. fusr feet
eight or nine incnes high. shod all round, PAGES
aud galIops well. and trois well in IVA, ness -
Whoever win deliver the said horse TO the sub
scriber in Richmond, shall receive FIVE DoL-
LARs reward, and all Reasonable charges.
William Nice.
2lst February, 1906 3w
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TIE thorough bred horse
THOR, nov IN high health
and vigor; will stand the en-
suing season TO commence
the first day of March and
end the fitst dav nf Aannatl
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NOIICE.

NOTICE.
I DO hereby fSrewArn any person or persons
A from trading or taking an assignment Of
Bond executed by me to Charles Matthews Of
,he county of Buckingham, FOR the sum Of two
hundred pounds. dated 9Th February, 1895. and
payable the 25th December, 1906, as the same
was given in part purchase of a traa OF land,
which said Matthews was not possessed Of
Walter Irpine.
New.cantou, Goth Feb 1906. If
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William 81 Mary College Lottery.

~ '''''''' ]'A''' y NN'SeCSS @NN|ICIJ'
TwEETY-FoUaTH FAY.
Prizes of Is dollars--Nos. 81 651 278 518
1850 1897 1870 2068 1851 1885 JS37 6s18
1854 1852 1856 1897 7743 1926 1916 1912
1898 1866 1882 7745 1898 6soS 4775 17S7
1862 4i67 1893 2467 1879 1901 6S7s 1916
1850 5000 6613 1899 1675 1920 519s 5365.
rwEETY-FIFTH DAY.
Prize of 500 dollars-No 1913.
Prizes OF Is dollars--Nos. 90 So Is 81 1872
994 S38 1910 5S45 $685. 1883 2U78 67s7
1884 1876 1855 2.4< 1915 1906 I149 3o54
1887 6553 TVS 1850 5088 14J7 6l67 3345
3457 5237 7514 3468 6728 5000 57S3 1865
1040 4193 7Io5 1455 2312 1868 1921 3053
1862 62i6 1871 6sl5.
TWENTY SIXTH DAY.
Prizes Of 500 dollars-Nos. 6529 1858 1859.
Prizes of Is oollars-Nos 322 795 7.i5 935
1906 6186 2l22 3432 20s9 1909 1922 542s
s9t7 1925 1852 6323 SOP 6l37 $3.50 1884
4524 5375 6567 1880 177l 5tlS 1895 6647
29e5 1896 1851 1853 1417 1885 1882 1917
774s 1886 1889 1924 $3.50 1914 1897 24+5
257f.
Total gain Of the Wheel 1890 dollars.
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THOR.

UA. MY, M. C.
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AT the particular request of Mr. Ross, and in viz.
tue OF powers vested in us, we will diypose of
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Ioccshon1 to go out OF the bar; but 70 long as
| I hold feat in this Houre will never content
TO do this. For fhonld think mvfelf placed
in mot contemplate dtuation, If amy Of my
commitments ihould ak me what vote r gave on
4 particular location, Ifl,ould be Obliged to tell
him that inltead OF giving a vote 1 fulked be-
hind the bar.
Ms. r. RANDOLPH Gaid he aflired the gen,
t'e'nan he imputed to him no Improper motive.
Ne had been totally miinnierftohd il the gen'le-
man drew any fuch inference from VIVA, he had
flid.
Mr.. GOLDSBOROUGH f,;d he was ,gra.i-
fled by the gentleman's exp,,,a,ion, but he hop
cd he would BE- permitted TO 90 on. When he
had delired poft ponement Till VI ,nday, it was
from the bell motives. He Eaid he cared no.
thing for the Yazoo claims, h. had un intcrelt
IN them. He was forty the vote executing him
from voting had been rec onlidered. He deem
I'd himief At liberty at all times To decline vo.-
ing when he was not duly Informed Re mould
NOT therefore vote on the nrefen. accaIion.
Nix. KELLY f.id he fhould vote asana the
rejection of this bill, TO allow further time for
''itcu!iiun of the fubieGf without pledging
hinirlf how he fhou!d vote on its final paIage.
Mr.. SALLY faid he did not with to give a
vote without information. He thought this bu-
Iineis unneceiiarily hurried lac coniidered it
the duty of the new members who were not in
formed on it 70 vote againft the rejection oe the
bill, which was the only way of refuting fuch ar
| bitrary conduct.
The quetion was then put fhall the bill be
| reieeted, and pa(fed in the affirmative Yeas
62; N1vs 81 as follows
TEAS.---MeiIrs. Anderfon, Bard, Banett,
Redinger. Biackledge, Blake Jun. Blount Brown.
| Bnt'er, cafey, Claiborne. Clark. I. Clrv, NJ
Clay, Clppton, Conrad, DAYTON. Earle, Epoes,
Garrett, Goodwin, Grey, Gregg, Halfey,
Hamilton, Holmes, Tones, Kenan, Lcib, M'Fir-
land, Marion. Maaers, N. R. Moore, T. Moore,
Jno. Morrow. Mnfnford, r. Melton. Newton,
DIN, Pugh, J. Randolph, T. NJ. Randolph,
Rea, of Pen. Richards, Sammons, Sanford,
Seaver, Sloan, Smile, 7. Smith, S. Smith, South
ard, SPalding. Stanford, p. r. Thompfou,
| rrigg, ]. Whitehil, r. Whitehill, D. r. Viii
lams. Wilton, Winn, aud Winiton.
| NAfS.---MefIrs. Alton, inn. Barker, Bet.
ton, Bidwe'l, J. Camobel, Chandler, Chi,tep.
den, Cook, Crownina,ied, Cuts, Dana. Oar.
Nv, Davenport, DickfoH, Elliot, Ellis, Elmer
E'Y. FindIey, Fix, Fowler, Green. Ratings
Helms. Hough, Jackion, Kelly, Lewis, ". Ly.
on, MCreery, Jer. Morrow, MofeIv. 7. Mellon
pitkeu, ir. Quincy, Rufsl. Sally, Schuneman
! &c Smith, Stanton, Stsdman, Sturses. Tag.
CART, Tallmadge, Tenney, Thomas, It. VI
Thompfon, Tracy, Van RenHeiaer, Varnum
Wadfworth, Wickes, Nj. Williams, and N
Williams.
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cutef.5nlits.

Tragfafed fJom TIE DaaiB, far tie PbfL4delobia
Caseffe
Experience having convinced me that the
Commerce with the RevoIted Blacks of St. Do.
mingo, ha' not ceafrd, not withhanding the fine
of 1000 dollars impnied by Lieut.. Col. comman.
DAFT Cholfe1 On thofe who fI,ould be congiq-
ed Of having arrived with cargoes from the parts
Of ST. Domingo, occupied by the Blacks, find
mylelf under the necelIity Of putting nop to
the illicit trade, equally dangerous to the Colo.
MES as it regards the political ftuaton, as con.
trary TO law; and do therefore decree By theft
prefents that every DaniIh ve1el arriving from
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NASHVILLE, May .

duel took place ye(terday morning, near
the foushern bound Try of Kentucky, between
Genl. Andrew Jsckfon, and Mr.. Charles Dick
inton, both citizens of this fate, in which the
latter received ball in his arm, which paIed
thro' and entered his body. When the meGen-
ger who brought the intelligence left him, there
were little hopes of his furviving the wound. :;
MURDER.
About the 9th infant, there was an indian
man killed near Tellico Block houfe bya, white
man of the name of FergHfoni his motive for
J. -. .'--.-- <a's,,ur2 da,.s ofte .&ti,,g
ACT was perpetrated, near goo Indians aiIemhIed
at the Place to take fatisfaStion.--Col. Msirs
was ient for to pacify them, and bring the per-
petrator to conviction, the refult of which is not
known. -''.'''2
We undertand that the Spanifi agents at
Mobile have agreed that that city fharl be a
place or depofit for goods brought in vefIels of
citizens of the U. S. arriving there and that
goods having been 70 depofited may be carried
either up the river or ou.wards.
We further learn that in confeouence of fine
diturbed tate ofthe frontier, a large portion of
our army, amounting to about one thoufand
men, have been directed to ftatiun themfelycs at
Fort Adams.
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any place whatever of ST. Domingo or Hayti
10 cailed) in the poiisfIion of the Blacks. aud
rproof being legally made thereof, fhaIl. in add-
ton 10 theft of 1000 dole. which mall he Civ
en- to the infurmer, be fubieet-d to con6fcation,
both ve!iel and cargo for the benefit of his Ma
telfy.
Given under the Royal Seal. and iened by me
at the Government Houfe, at St. Croix,
October 20, 1905.
(SeaD B.F. MUHLENFELS.
Gov. Gen. Danifh Am lnand.
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E*frn7 Of a letter from a young gentle nan al 81.
Ls"S, to bis tstber in PitGwg, (P.J dated
May IL.
Lieut.. Pike, returned few DAYS ago from
accommodating the head waters of the Mif1ifip-
p'. All that | can underfand of this tour is
mat inc Mihiilopi heads out of a large lake,
and runs confiderat'e. diftance very narrow g.
very deep. The climate cold" -
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Nh X. Alexander Dunlap, .5e f,r4,fuiuy tor.

M X. Alexander Dunlap, :5e Gzr4ivjau sor,-
" ncr Of tbe late concern of lanes and A.
leander Dunlap, eftbis city, ba4ige ean-,eycd 10
t5e )'t6lc,I6ers in t,HR, all the ,ez1ainivl Gock
m bGnd, qOifb TIE debts, backs anil ceco~,t rs
me /aid firm, far tie beneft of tkei- creditor,
"anfdm a iced, executed 70 rs on fle lofb d,y
OF May 1906, it 6eeOnleI neceg6ry k5at aY tb.G
Tg10 are ia6e6fed 10 TIE .laid 6m, Aould suifGonf
ariGy' 44jYf and pay up their re5e7iq,e 6aiancrr.
I"oIr OF RE erediforJ, zUbo6 arcouutJ are obeg..
are ihe4ojf /olie;trd to Eqxidafe tbe Gqme an;,5
f6e frafee5. 2be bookJ, acconnts anil to6ers me-.
IN TIE hands Of H'INia14 Lang and H,nrg Ho4,sy.
fo0o GDfD attend to the applications IF Gny barfy
i1fereqed as above. f'""
IN TIE stb day Of JHlp nest, enEine, ut MeA;,.
IGy'or ami Brosvn'J Vrndue Office, fbs 6,5Tr;-
1c'y 7SW 9ger for ./aie at bn5Ec au7ioa, to tie
Rfg@sn 6idaer, upon a credit Of 60 DAYS, far a3-
p'o7'ed negofiGdie nofe5 at The Bank ofDirpini7.
f6Tee LOTS, No. $50, No. 4 and 8, IN tenement
t7'o bindred and Vinefy Of Daz,aFs bIqn, 6tJjet4
to Mrs. Dnn'ab'J rgbf ofdo1yer-.dLo fquo 4,o.
I"Hble Mules, a HorJs and a Cart.
m fbe Iame time and place, fbey qoiH diI,o6
Of fbe remaining Roek Of GOODS, eonf0i0e I'm
DeTiefy Of C49iHgJ, and G0idry n1erebandilf, barr
VtFeir h0fe foek in fyade.
FOR 0HInmS of5o dbiiarJ or ns4var1f, n ERE.
ar rs abo7,e zvW be allowed, and far aU linn,
Under, really money. ''''''
I'm. LONG,
II. HOVET, Tr11ss,
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I'm. LONG, }
II. HOVET, Trg1e,t.
SHML. M'CRHW.
ACAUTION.
RfebmoHA, Junero7.

cave my note payable to VIM, S. Stone the Is,b
o. April at GO days for So dollars Gone cents tie
payment OF which am advifed to withhold. as r.
0ur'ty Tor houe rent, which will be much larger Cim
apo whoever takes an aAgnmen, of it, will do II 60
'"e,l own wrong M. GRANTLAND.
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A large quarry of marble Zone, Of different
colours, has lately been Ji(covered on the plan
sah"n OF Ar. John Henkel, near Harpcr's fer
ny. 1t is equal to the marble of Ita!y, or that
or any other country. Aiex. Dai. din.
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NOTICE.

HE Co..partuerfip, heretofore exiting under the
l. firm Of SAMUEL BhRRrr B Co. is this day diifov,
ed by mutual content Thoie indebted 10 and thoe hav
ing demands aga'nh the faid firm, are Golicited 10
ie'tement with Harry Hall, who is authorized to IL
quidate the fame
SAMUEL BARRETT,
HENRY HALL.
June 81. f,fN
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
FRIDAY. June IA.

Agree75ly TO Alignment, the two IIoufes met
in convention, for the purpofe of coming to
the choice Of NfNs CouNsELLoEs, in the
room OF the gentlemen chofen ycflerday, who
declined excepting fcats in the Council; a Sc
rret7ry and Treafurer Of the fate. The COM
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Appointment by he PreGleat.

MAURICE RoGsRs, of the city Of PAiIa lei
ph'a. contuI tor the United States at St. Jago
de Cuba aud the adjacent ports.
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NE W-YORK. Iune 10.

Iii reported, that Gen. Wilkinfon has been
removed from the Office of Governor of Upper
Louifana.
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Domsstf: 1ntfItigencr.
NATCHEZ,. May S.
Mtery1ing to Travellers.

Lnterj3ing to Travellers.
We are informed from fourcc entitled to
every credit, that feveral Of the Alcaides in the
territory between this and Orleans, occupied
by the fuhjssfs Of the king of Spain, have lately
poited up notices forbidding all perlons from
travelling though their diftritts unlefs provided
with paffport from the governor of the terri
tory from whence they came.
May
We mentioned in our la(t that a regulation
was lately made by the Spani'h government of
Wet-tl"riia prohibiting perkins travelling thro
that diftr'ct without paHport. We have
hnce received from an official fource a COPY of
thete regulations which we now pre(ent to our
readers.
Don Charles de Graudo--. colonel in t5e royaI
arwisS, .g7vsrnor. military and bohtieaL, of
TIE place and GijR,it9 Of Baton Rouge, in Wea-
Florida, &c.
Whereas experience has n ,wn, that the
federation con!ented to in the diftri I ofthis go
vernment, for the free paiIage of travellers, has
been abuted by the Introduction of ill-famed,
idle Migrants, with bad Intentions :-Therefore,
It being important for the public peace, and in
conformity with the Embellishments at all times,
to prevent the consequences that might refult
therefrom, we have commanded and do COM
mand ~ officers civl>and military, as well as
all va'fa!s Of this jurifdction, that they do not
under any pretext whatf,cver, receive nor adj
NIT any of the aforefaid, un'efs they prefent that
ind,tpeniible requilte patfport, in form, grant
ed ny legal authority, otherwife they are to
cauie them TO return in fearch of that docu-
ment, which mutt Identity the perfon travelling.
That this provion may be made public, and
have tts due sfetf, we command, that divers
exempiiticatiors thereof, in the three languages,
Caftaon,- French and Eugliih, be affixed in all
the places of greateft rcfort, TO the end that
the fame may come to the knowledge of all per-
fous.
Given at the feat Of government of Baton
Rouge, the 18th April, 1906.
Charles de Grendpre.
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The brig Leo, captain Gardiner, has arrived
ut the Vineyard from L1guira on her wav tn
Nantucket. She left at Lagira on the 2It of
lalt month, the nip Olive, DAYTON, to fi for
York in l DAYS; and the fchr. Elizabeth,
FOR do. ready for fea. Mr.. Renhault, a paf-
ienger IN the Leo, arrived u this city yefterday,
informs Us it was reported at L1guira. that MI,
rdndS's two fchooners had been carried into
Porto Cavelo, and that the Ian accounts from
Miranda left him off the ifaud Of Bonaire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27

Extras ora letter from Leedt, Enc. AbrR 80.
This forenoon there is terrible alarm. II
is faid your government have paHed the nom
importation law. I do not in the leaf doubt,
it this news is confirmed, il will caule an en-
barge OH American Ihipping."