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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
Robert .Me.rande., Esq.


SIR-The suit wherein you wsec bl.a-
sed to do me the honour 10 engage my
services, was last week brought to trial.
and has fully satisfied me that you were
entirely in the wrong. Knowing you to
be perfectly honest man, I conclude
that you have some how or other been
misled. Al any rate, find THAI have
been altogether misledi in the affair, and
therefore insist on washing my hands OF
1t Immediately. In so do;rg / trust
shall not be charged with any failure of
duty TO you. As your lawyer Ills true owe
you every thing--eyery thing consistent
1ofh J1ssice--agains: her, nothing; nor e.
yer can owe. For Justice is appointed of
God, the golden rule of all order through
out the universe, and therefore, as invol-
Wing the greatest oi all Possible good 10
his creatures. il must be of al; things the
dearest to HIMSELF. lie therefore, who
knowingly aets agains, Justice, is a rebel 9.
gains, Cod, and q preIneditated murderer
OF mankind. OF this crime, (Which worlds
could not temp: me 10 commiD l should
certainly be guilty, were /, under my pre-.
sent convictions 10 go on with your suit.
hasten therefore TO enclose you the so
dollar note you gave me as fee, and
with it my advice, liat you coinprcmse
the raatter on the bsst terms you can.
have just to add, that as conscience
VIII mol allow me to say any thing for you,
honor forbids that should say any thing
ogdinsf you. But, by all means, compro.
mise, and save Il, cost. Adeu-wish
ing you that inzvard Sunshine, which no
thing outward can darken.
remain, dear Sir, yours,
GEORGE WYTHE.
For the sake of those who NAV wish to
know whether the advice in this extraor.
dinary litter was followed or not, I beg
leave add, that it was not followed
MIR. Massey told me, that his friend Bob
was resolved, ncirs bolus, to go on with
The suit, and therefore gave the so dollar
note TO some other gentleman ofthe law,
who pushed the matter fer him, and OK
acily with the success predicted by the
good Mr.. Wyihe, Me loss of his land, 7vith
all COSTA =" Blessed are the meek, for they
shall inherit the earth"
M. l.. WEEMS. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
Il POSTSCRIPT.
NORFOLK, July -.

| French and ENGLISH Fleets.
To Capt. Webb, arrived here Yesterday in
IL days from Antigua, we are indebted
Tor the following very interesting par
| ticulars:
| Admiral GuiIeumer, and Jerome Boz
napacte, with six sail Of the line, two
iigates, and one corvette. sailed from
martinique on the first of July, and on
'ne evening OF the Sd, landed at Montse-
RAJ, where they informed the inhabitants
that they did not come TO distress them,
or burn their town, but that what lhey
wanted was, all the vessels belonging 10
the british lying in the roads, which only
consisted oil sail, and which they took /;
ann tEen proceeded down TO Nevis and ST.
1hrla,opher's. to destroy the English mer-
cnantmen Eomcward bound consisting of
! upwards OF 100 sail, waiting for stronger
convoy--Tha, the feet hearing by a small
vessel OF the French having stopped az
Mon,sefat, Immediately made sail ,hro'
Inc Sombrero passage on the 4li of Ju-
~ and that in seven hours afer the
French were off st. Kits in pursuit of
ihem--On the 5th in the morning .Admi-
raj CochraDe with four sail OF The line aud
two large trigates wss off the barbor OF
Antigua, In pursuit Of the enemy, and
there got intimation Of he French feet
being at st. Kitl's the day bef1,e; he
immediately bore up and put after them.
Ihey had no other accounts respecting
either of the fleets when capt, Webb left
Antigua but il was generally supposed
and feared that The French would over
take The merchantmen, ami sink, burn and
destroy the most of them before Admiral
Cochrane could como up to their a,sis-
lance.
Capt. Webb spoke on the I6ii, inst, in lat. 90.
long o9. w the schn'r Recovery, Capt PEBBLE.
OF bridgeport, from ST. Thomas's bound TO New
YORK SIX days our. who informed him, thar on
the oh. the French feet passed the ha,bor oe
81 thomas, and in one honr after Admiral Coch
rane's squadron hove in sgat stee,ingii caly af-
Ter 'hem; III a short time they got sight OF sacl
other. upon which ne French ships dove too for
tne hFgi'sh to coane up. 1, blowing flesh Capt.
webb eond earn no more from Capt Preble.
Capt Webb also says. thai Admiral Cochranc
remarked to the officers at An igua thar car,isd
the dispatches from Lord LavinEron iha if he
tell IN wi the F.cncli fest n had no tlodb, but
he would soon give good account of them
from the above account, en- which, from the.
wen known vetacity of Capt Web5, implicit
confidence can be placed, there can be
no doubt bu1 that an engagement between
'he heets has taken place, particulars Of
which may hourly be expected. and that through
the interchangeable pursuit OF Cochrane the home-
~afd bound English mcrchau,nen have b. en- So.
we'd from tota! destruction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

An affidavit. on the part or We Smith
was offered, stating the absence of The
captain and supercargo of the I.eander,
who are material Witnesses in ghis case,
and who Miil be here sometime in Sep.
tenibsr.
Upon this affidavit motion was made
TO postpone the trial till the next regular
term OF the court.
This was refused by Judge Talmadee.
And the trial was ordered on.
II win therefore, commence this morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock.
July 10.
FIFTH DIr.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock, pursuant
20 Adjournment.
Present Judge TALMADGE -Judge Pat.
tefaoa from indispos llion no, being able to
attend
The following jurors were called over
ard sworn, viz.
John Sullivan, John Ra,hbone, Jun.
Lewis {. Ha,nersley, Cortlandt Babc0ck,
John p. Half, Cold iioy;, John y. Fort.
James Masterlon, Schuyier Livingston,
Heary Panton. George Forman, and Au
gus;rs Wyucoop.
The Attorney General opened The case
by briefly stating to the jury the counts in
the indictment. After which The follow
ing Witnesses were examined in behalf OF
The prosecution, viz
aessrs. Samuel G.. Ogden, Dr.. Ro.
maine, David Gelston, tCnileclor Of the
porD John M'Lean, General Stevens,
Richard Beldcn, Jonathan Ogden, John
jacob Aston, Benjamin. Iiaighl, Bernard
Hart, Abram Vannest. Jonathan Fay,
William Fosbrook and Willi,m Alien.
Alter which the court adjourned uu:il
10 O'Clock this morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
JUL, o.

-
Snmeofthe English i ints appear 10 We
riiy what We originally inspected, .ha, the
expedition of Miranda was intended to
entrap the government of the United
States, and since they could no, corrupt
Eor seducc us into c4:hGon, 10 draw Va
into war with Spain, which would ne.
cessasi'y place us on TIE same side with
Sreat Britain, and Thereby accomplish by
/ f"6'rcef means what sac could not effect
direct ly.--.5urorG.
II appears from proceedings in the En-.
ghsh parliament, that vhen'the peace or
Amiens was concluded, there were only
fs,o SHIPS ofthe line FIT for actual service
IN The navy-in a year aher the recon-
mencement of The war, there we're 8s-
In May last ioi sal, of The line.--i5.
Some of the English newspapers saw.
tnat',hc dmocratic or French pap.a-s only
IN the Orited States, have taken any no,
t'ce OF the murder Of Pierce--it would
seem by this evidence Of discerning En-
! glish editnrsi,ip. tnat we mus, be g.. all de.
m2c'ats, oil Frenchu:en !"--i5.
1t appears that the. story some time
since circulated in The English prints, OF
| the removal OF cnunt Haug5oi,= from the
FrusSian cenasslS, was mere Dolitica.
fr7ek-A Bos,on paper distinguished for
the fiecuiiari!y Of lis wIr--ol,geryes. tina,
the Pruss;an inooarch is still under the in.
hlence Of Hog gvifs.
he pun is worthy OF an enemy of the
, SsDin;sh hiai!ituGe.
General sir James Craig, who commsn,
ded the English army in Sicily, hiss re.
turned 10 sngiand in his general orders
ne says gen. ph9effes ccDmands at lHaisa
Connecting Ike a preparation TO re,in
lqish') sir John Stuart commands in 81.
ely.
lie appears to qui,the command in deep
d19Seon, though hs CLOSES the matter o.
Yer as p'ausiblyas possible. lies SAYS III.
English army in Sicily has shewn that
drf';kfnness is aHEritish soldiers uiee his
is candid enough: he lamerts the cam.
paign has terminated so contrary 10 his
wishes; that he had no orders for on;,iu,,
Tue held, but that the Russians bslpy nv.
dered 10 qdit The continent of Iisiy, s5yi-
c'ts reasons induced MIN to leave it also
IL appears to be = bad business with them
in Sicily.
Field marshal A1oNendorf has taken the
command OF the frussiaas in Pomeras:ia,
and has army has bseu augmented.
he FRENCH armies in Germany on the
24lh April were thus posted:
Marshal Sopit, at Passau
- Ney, at Memn,;ngen.
------- Bernadetse, al hpspach.
- Dapoasf, at Elwangen.
General Fan Demore, a, Lantlshut.
.Ney was expected, to march into Hell.
vetla, as forage became so scarce in Ger
many, as TO rendeyit necessary to kill the
cattle.
The English minister has made over
lures at Constantinople, for renewal of
treaties--wbich hau.' beenrejected!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
NEW YORK, July le.
CIRCUIT COURT or THE UN1
TED states

II - - n EO
NETWORK DISTRICT.
UNITED STATES Us WM. s. SMITH.
St SECOND DAT.
The court met at 10 o'clock, pursuant
TO adjournment.
Present Judges PATTERSON and TAI
MApGE.
Mr.CoLDEN, Counsel for the Defen-
.dani. offered the affidavit of w. s. Smith,
to prove that the Witnesses asains, whom
an attachment for contempt had been
moved on Monday, were material wit
nesses.
He proceeded at length to prove his
right to the attachment.
MIR. Hoffman followed on the same
point,and strengthened the argument and
authorities urged by his colleague.
Mr. SANDFoRD, Distric, Attorney, repii.
ed, and argued that the process by attach
ment was neither corfornable to the prac-
tice of The Court of HE Unitec, States,
nor allowable in this case, as the Witnesses
were not guilty of contemp, by ,heir
non appearance.
Mr.. PIERPoINT EDWARDS supported
Mr.. Sanford, on all The grounds &c had
taken, by several law authorities.
TWAS apparent that Judge Patterson was
IN his weak state OF health, greatly exhaus-
ted, and the Court, a, half past two O'Clock,
adjourned till ten O'Clock this morning.
July IL.
Ta1RD DAr.
The Court met at 10 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment.
Presen, Judges PATTERSON and TAI
NADGR.
The Jury and Witnesses for the pro-
secn!iOn were called over. and dismissed
until ten O'clock this morning.
AT CIR some desultory observations by
the Counsel who spoke yesterday. MI.
EDWARDS was heard in continuation Of
his argument.
Mr. EmNsTT replied in speech of
great length, We are sorry that The
rules Of the Court do not permit US to
give detail Of speech so argunenta,iVr,
eloquent; snd impressive.
He was followed, on Tie same side, by
Mr.. HARAIsoN, who spoke st consdera.
Die length.
at half pas, 9, The Cour, adjourned 70
loo'clock This nothing, when Il is expec.
ted they will determine on the further
proceeding in the trial, or the issuing an
attachment againetth witnesses who have
been subEened and do not attend.
July Ia.
FoURTH DAT.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock, pursuant
10 adjournment.
Present Judges Patterson and TAI.
MADCE.
Judge Paterson delivered the opinion
OF the Court on the Questions raised by
the Counsel for the Defendant.
On the ffst the Court agreed tha. the
trial must come or al this sitting.
On the second they disagreed. One
being Of opinion rule might be granted
TO shew cause Why al attachment should
not issue--the other, that neither an at.
taohment nor I..le 10 sbew cause could be
granted.
Judge Paterson, being much indispos.
ed retired after deI,seiios las opinion Of
the Court.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

Extract eta letter from CoVERNoR RULL.
dated Dstrcis. Zane 1876. 1896.
OFF accounts OF Indsn hostili,ies have been
published. rs l think probable, wish they may
be contradielsd, as they are grea, injury 70 the
eoontry"
g l hav. never known the Indians rnoss salts
Fed or tranquil, than they are a, present."
HG.. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
Richmond James Riper Combaay.

q 4 an adjourned meeting of the Richmond
L :. James River Company on % July, 1906.
!" Whereas the Legislature of Virginia has,
without the CONSENT of ibis company proceeded
10 alter the at Incorporating the same in MANY
essential parts, by which ii is deemed unsafe 10
proceed further IN the Improvement contemplate
cd ~ the original formation of The company.
and that it is alSo improper 20 incur any add;ti.
oDal expense under an order of the company
dated Is FEBRUARY last;
4. so.Sea therefore, That the Presidant and
Directors be requested to cause the machine to
Dc put in a state Of repair and sold. together
win ti!c negroes and o.her properly belonging
to the company. and that final adins,ment Of
the Affairs oi he same be brought to an ir.necii.
a:e close, and thas the Treasurer be requested to
call upon these members of the company Who
have not paid their respective acquisitions. to
make immediate payment thereof --Gxtra& ION
the n,inuses.
vs. ROBERT POLLARD. cl'k.
buckingham county, July Court,
1906.
Joseph Clarke and JOAN Harris. :,
ComPlainauts. 8
Zacharias Taliarerro, Charles ras,cson and { 3
John Baskerville, Defendants } =
a. ~ the motion of the compliments
~ by their counsel. and il appearing TO the
sanitation of the ccu.t, that the defendant TIA
liaferro and Paueson arc not inhabitants of this
STATE, II is ordered, and decreed that uncss they
shall appeal here OIL or before November term
next. ana answcr The bill Of the compliments,
the same will then be taken for confessed and
the MATER thereof dce'ced accordingly, aud that
a copy of this order 5s forthwith published for
two months sueeessiveiy in so7e public news
paper OF the city of Ricbmond. and another co
py be posted up at the front door of the cours
Mouse OF the said ecanry.
a Copy--Teate,
ROLTE ELDRIDGE. ir C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
an OhDAl AINCE,

E2f"rcirg fbe hs'ise II Bread, as es;1bls5sf. or
20 be cstG6iis5ea by ne Can. of IH,s,;nys
PASSED III CoMMoN HALL, Iuiy s1st 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

The suit Instituted by Mr. Duane. the Editct
OF the aurora. against Peer Mei' KIN, Tor an as
saut AID battery. has bsen at length tried and
the jury have found verdia III favor Of the
plai,.tR, and allowed Geo dollars damages.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

A Mr.. James Pu;ring' on, Of Augusta, Maine,
who had lMely moved inio that town, on TIC 7ih
inst murdered his wife and six children Two
other children were iriored that their lives are
despaired Of. Mr.. p. also Tut an end 10 his own
exislence.--NG. ESis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

Senerai pan Demore, al Landshut.
-Ney was expected to march into Hell.
Vetla, as forage became so scarce in Ger
many, as TO renterit necessary to kill the
cattle.
The English minister has made over
lures at Constantinople, for renewal of
treaties--wbich hau., been rejected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

A Letter from Martinique TO gentleman in Nor.
.fo!s. dated 5axe IS. says.
" American and French produce (;u,leed l
may say every article of inpo,t) low, while the
produce of this island is comparatively hisa-
Sugar o to dollars per cwt.--NJoasses so cents
per gallon "A cargo OF COOL Clare, from New
York sold here yesterday at % dollars q hogs
head, and 1T 4 dollars per dozcr.--F loyr is OIL
the decline. 9 dollars in barter i, the price this
day.-Sbins!e,7 dollars per Noon dollars
so cents pc. Dbl"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

Bills ofLadlng Tor sale AZ this office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26

Exrdef Of a letter frvm Thomas Carkson esq i
Lomion, to bis friend in Neiu FORK, dated 61a
II, 1906.
al congratulate you and every friend 10 huna
nifty tn It the abolition OF the foreign slave trad
touk place last night, in the legislature Of TN
country, by which $4,000 unh~ppy people Wi
be annually saved from slavery Oh the coast o
Africa"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13
Deleyi4tionef Worms, 6nd the tyn,p'on's
bY 1uhich they are &n0Us.

Worms which infe& the human body, are chieny OF
four kinds viz the Tcrss large round worn the
idres or fma,l worm, the Cucurbittna, OF mort
fiat white worm, and isaly, the TInia-efEapS worm
20 called from, it: reebance sape this IS often ma
ny yards lcng, and full of oints-tis asiE hutiu
and mott ditfieu!s to cure. ~
Among be lylaptonis attending worms, are aiiSgree
able breath, Especially il The morning Bad anc corrupt
ed gun,s--tching ii the nos and about the ieae Con-
yuliions and epepte fits, and tone'ines PrVa[sn OF
Notwithstanding and grinding OF the teeth N hesp-
Irregular appetite Notwithstanding food and ioefHnes
voraeious-Purgng, WIKI 1imy and fgtid aools-.V o.
mit;ug--I arg: and hard bellyPains and hekneis at
the honaca-Pans ia the head and thighs, with !owneis
of fpirsSlow4fcver, with imall and rregnlsr p1he4
dry cough EreclEve understanding pale ana unneal.
thy eountenance, and fometimss the lace boaea and
fuhed.
Perfons Afflicted with any Of the above symptoms
ihopld have immediate recourie Halniton's worm
detroying ozenges which have been eonItaney ATTEND"
ed with tuccel in all complaints iimaf TO thoie @oo'e
dcferibed.
dofe of ths medicine given oecaiion9y during the
warm learon will efeaual!y prevent he venting ana
purgng of children dreadful dilorder which annually
deGroys thouandso OF the infant part OF our Cities 1t IS
likewte the nite and moG remedy Known ard
has retored 20 health and rergth great number when
in advanced Cages of this fatal complaint faTeniaf
and plain inruion are given for every part OF the ne
ceiIary treatment in fuch cafes
Children generally take this medicine with eagerncs,
having peaGng appearance, and an agreeable falte'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-13

This medicine bears 10 analogy whatever OF hnll:af
t. 10 commonly eonpsincd Of operating with ylo-
an the 70 every age and coexcelenee and at this
bena fuitei contrary, particular .utop and alto its
contains nothing but what is perfectly anoasnt, ana
70 mild Ia iss operation that it cannot inure the MOT
delicate pregnant lady the tsndersa infant Of we
old fhould no worms exit ie.the boay nuf VIII, wii
ot nam W rriniar clcane the ltnmach and bos els OF
whichever isoal or oGcniyc and thereby prevent the
production Of worms aud many fatais d.afders They
are particularly eficae;ous in carving CIT all groi' o
noIs and corruptions; feverih and bilious complaints
and the afeR and mde purgative that can be ucd on
the occaion.
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March IL.
NEW gLAIS.
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Dir. Kahn's gtnniNe EYs-Walsr.

A ioyersige renicdy tof all dsl.aiss d me eyes
whether the effect of natural weakness OK ii acci
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films on TIE eyes, never falling to cure thofs II. g.
ladies which frequently fuecesd tic lrna!l Pox,
meaaes and fcyers, and wonderfully fireng'hcn-
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its cxceient virtues, when nearly deprived CT
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PUBLIC SALE.

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The iogeretgn Ointment for The Itch.
Wfich is warranted an inta!lbIe remedy 2; one
application, and may be o{ed with perfect fstety
on pregnant women or on intarts week cd,
containing not particle Of mercury, o. any otter
dangerous ingredient whatever, and IS not &C.
companied with that tormentiGg incl, which
attends the application Ct other remedies.
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oar nloit o6edient 1ervant,
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N7he gsssuins PsyGan LotsQg,

So celebrated among the fashionable ttnoughous
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Eurf:, letters, rings worms, no 6ufns' pfieKisy
heat, &c.
TIL. psrGan Lotion operates mildly, witaoa>
impeding that natural, iofenible pefipaltstion,
which is 10 eG=ntiaiiahsa,ih. Yet its iaia'atg
fiIetts are ipcedy and permanent, rsndr'pS the
XII, deiicately iott and clear, improving he con-.
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failing 60 render an ordinary couRtenance 5saut'.
full, and an haadlome one more 10.
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ioveregn remedy for Colds, obtinate Coughs. hiI-
mas. Cstarrhs, Sore ThroaIs, and approaching Con-
ianptions- -, y.a -
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ssmnshate ra-i, checks the progreis, and in ihors
tim entirely removes she moi cruel tordsr to which hia
sbarsn are liablerhe Elixir TO perfectly agreeable
and ne doie 10 faall thas dlhealty srnss IN saK
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