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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
HARDWARE, iRoNm ,NGERY ana
CUTLERY STORE.
BREAM u FOLLE7,

T the sign of the ANVIL, Main Street,
N Richmond, have received by the la
test arrivals from England, large and
general assortment of Hardware, Iron
mongery and Cutlery, which they will sell
by wholesale or retail, low for cash, or Oh
a short credit, for approved security;
AMONGST WHICH ARE
Waldrons of prime Corn * Grass Scythcs (;
Sickles, Wedding Hoes, Garden Hoes and
Rakes; Spades * Shovels Trace Chains,
Black-Smith's Bellows, Anvils, B,ck Irons,
Slcdge and Hand Hammers; Niscs, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasp3, Carpenters Join
er's, Cooper's, Curriers', Saddier's, Sill
yer Smiths, Watch Makers and & Shoe
Makers Tools; Locks, Hinges, Nails,
Brads, Tacks, Screws, Brass Mounting
for Cabinet Makers, Steelyards, Scale
Beams and Weights; Tea Kettles, Skiilets
and Spiders; Potts and Kettles Bell Me-
tai Kettles and Skillets; House Bells, Grid
Irons, Frying Pans, Waffle and Wafer
Irons; Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee
Pots, Britannia Metal Tea Potts, Britannia
Metal Table and Tea Spoons Coffee and
Corn Mills; Knives and Forks Pen and
Jack Knives Scissors, Razors, Razor Ca
ses and Shaving Boxes; Ivory and Horn
Combs Curling longs, Razor Homes,
Glaciers Diamonds, few dozen ofelegant
silver mounted and plain green and white
handled Table and Desert Knives and
Forks Table Steels, Butchers Stecls and
Knives s; Brass and Iron Wire; Tin in
Boxes, Sheet Iron, Sheet and Bar Lead !;
Patent Shot, Gun Locks, Flints,. Bear, Wolf
and Fox Traps ; Screws and Balls for raj
sing mill Stones, Mill Gudgeons and Inks ;
German Steel, Marbles, Nova Scotia
Grind Stones, Window Glass, with a great
variety of other articles in the above line,
too tedious to enumerate; Of which a con-
slant supply will be kept, and sold on terms
worthy the attention of those who wish to
purchase.
Also for sale so kegs FF Gun Powder,
Is Barrels Liver Oil, Boiling Cloths, Glue,
and general assortment of Brushes.
Richmond, DIST Nav, 1907. Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
A n A P p ENOIX,

-. In 7Yhich zviH Dc inserted,
|. Such Public Acts rs have been omitted
in the last edition of the Revised Code.
II. compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the James River, Potow-
mac. AppomattOx and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; iii all of which the state
has an interest.
III Acts for the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire OF build
ings of the state of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. a Table of Fines Forfeitures, Penalties
and Amercemcnts, designating such az
are to the use Of the commonwealth !:
such rs SO towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals; and
such as are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII, Acts authorising the erection of Toll
Bridges.
Al the Acts comprised IN this volume,
have been carefully collated by gentle.
man of the bar-Notes of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copious INDEX will
be given at the end Of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
JOHN MORGAN.
NEW LAW BOOKS,
JUS7 REcEIVED md FOR SALE Ar THIS
OFFICE.


OFFICE.
REPORTS, 3 vols. in s
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plete, for s 90 Any volume may be
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work, SIS.
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of Mr.. Espinasse sufficiently evinces to
the gentlemen of the bar, the utility of
his Reports, sc.
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the seventh volume is in the press-any
volume may be had separate at 8 to
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
BOSTON, MAY II.

Translated for tie Boston CentineE
POrt-au-Prince, March 10, 1907
4th year of independence. 5
LIBERTY EQUALITY.
ALEXANDER PETION,
President of Hayti, to the men of color,
who have been forced to leave this coun-
try and seek an asylum in the United
States, and other foreign nations:-
BRETHREN.
The dreadful reigns of Dessalines is Mt
an end /! This happy news has reached you,
and yet YOU have not returned to the boz
som of your native country. What now
prevents your return? During the life of
that barbarian YOU had reason to fear be-
ing sacrificed to his blind fury but now no
motives should prevent your return.
Remember nay Friends, that the freedom
and prosperity offered you in Hayti, can TO
where else be found Haste then to rally
yourselves under the empire of those laws
which assure your ample protection. Ba
nish all fears from your hearts. The e.
vents occasioned bv the ambition of Chris
tophe must not retard your return.-This
new despot would again subject this coun-
try to the oppressive yoke from which we,
thanks to Providence, -haveso happily ex-
tractcd it VIII It rot he glorioas 60 come
tiiu uiIllS Will lllC true nay III lhCi
noble struggles to save their native coun-
try Come then, l repeat it, come and
share the benefits of constitution, w':ich
.consecrates all your rights Your passa-
ges shall be punctually paid by government
on your arrival. I caution you, however,
to. shun those places still in possession OF
the rebels, for there persecution and per-
haps death awaits you.--Their quarters
extend from ST. Mark, to Fort Dauphn.
ALI the rest of the west and south offers
you a secure asylum.
/ salute you fratcrnaly,
PETION.
with the above we also received let
ter of the same date, addressed to Jacob
Lewis, Esq. at Port Prince, in which
president Potion requests him to use his
good Offices TO induce the merchants of the
United States, not to trade with the ports
under the dominion of Christophe, but
give the preference to those ports which
retain their fidelity to the republic, and
where their persons and property will al
ways be under the safeguards ofhonor and
Dtegrity.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
PROFOSALS

L hOI I'd Hl4O
WILL be received by the Executive, ill
the first day of June next, for tupply Of
FREE STONE and MARBLE, in the
Rough State, TO be delivered at the Pcniten-
tiary, in the City Of Richmond.
Marble from the quarrics in Virginia
would be preferred, but there will be no
objection to receiving it from other pla-
Ces.
Persons wishing to contract will specify
the size and quality, and the price by the
ton, as well as the cubic foot-Apply 10
DAN'L l.. HYLTOE, &C.
19lh April, 1907. 1awtIJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
Trial Of Col. Aaron Burr.
" z STCO TTlI CO.

WESTCO TT0 Co.
ELE VEN Tn st Ell T,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
IY.dSLIIN'GIC CITY,
/ INFORM the public that they have en-
L gagged Thomas Carpenter one of the
most able and correct Stenographers in the
United States, to attend the circuit court
10 commence its session at Richmond the
22d INST. and in case the said Trial comes
On TO publish as speedily as possible a COM
pleat and full account thereof, accompani-
cd BY al the documents relative 10 this all
case.
May 10. ct
N. q. The copy right viii be secured.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

nj q Court held for Cumberland county,
the 23d day II diarch, 1907.
James Morton s; Company, Comp'ts } In
oraiasf { Cbaz
Drury Watson S, John Eibb, Dcf'ts. ) eey.
THIS day came the plaintiffs by Henry E.
L Watkins their attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Drury Watson not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to an act Of assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the said Drury is not an
inhabitant of this state: On the motion Of
the plaintiff by their counsel aforesaid, Ills
erdercd, that the said defendant do appear
here ON the first day Of july court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that q
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successiyely and posted ar
tho front door Of the courthouse OF this CouR-
ty on come court day.
A copy-Aucst,
SAN. HCBSON, D.e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
NETWORK, May Is.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The recent elections for governor, sena-
tors and representatives in this state has
terminated honourabiy to the peopie.-Ne-
yer was there more glorious triumph of
principle over faction and intrigue. The
republican majority for governor will pro-
badly be about Ave thousand.
(PHbLic advertiser.
May IS.
Erratum,-The third paragraph of the
Goth Bulletin OF the French Grand Army,
inserted in this paper OH Thursday, should
have read,
"The Russian army have begun to con-
centrate in the neighborhood Of Barten-
stein on the Ale; the Prussian division in
that of Crcutzbourg."
(A4ercantike .fdUertiser.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

y UNAWAY from the subscriber living
~ in Henrico county, on the Goth instant,
a negro man named BILLY It is likely
he will call himself BILLY GRIFFIN, a
bout SO years Of age, "a common black, sup
posed to be FIVE feet IL inches high, strait
and well made, with scar on one side
Of his face near his nose, he speaks fierce
when spoken to, walks upright. His
clothes arc not worth mentioning, as ex-
pect he will change all of them except his
shirts, which are home spun cotton. / ex-
peCt ne will harbor about the Forge in New
Kent county, as his wife lives there He
is well acquainted in Richmond and Charles
City, about Col. Bradley's. Any person
delivering said slave to me or secure him
in any jail, so that ! get him again, shall
receive the above reward and all reasona .
bic charges paid. All persons are for
warned from harbouring him at their pc
ril.
THEODORTCK CARTER.
Henrico county, May ed, 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

~ SUBSCRIBERS to1he Sc
coND Voluh1e Of tie RECESSED Code
Of V3ginia Laws (hozU printing!
5phO haze moi yet procured heF1RsT
0olnme, 5viR be furnished 7rith tie
later at The OiigiHa! subscription
brice, SIX DOLLARS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
VIRGINIA., BUcKINCHAN CoUN9T,
H{nN 1871. 1907.


Nay 1871, 1907.
T HEREBY forewarn Mr.. John Fariss, of
L New-kent county, in this state, from
delivering to his brother Slvanus Fariss,
or to any other person, the negro man MA
THAN, he has hired this year from him :;
because have made a bona fide purchase
from the said Silvanus Fariss, of the said
slave and have his order OH John Fariss
for the delivery of him, and shall cali on
the said John at the end of the year for the
said negro-I have paid very considera
bic part ofthe purchase money, and am I'M
der same apprehension thu said Silvanus
Fariss, may attempt to keep me out of the
possession of the said slave, as he left the
neighborhood where lie formerly lived
without letting me know, or directing the
further plan by which / was to get posses
sion of him.
VISITS JOHN MORGAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

The Emperor of Russia has given a
fresh instance of an enlightened mind, in
an Ukase which has recently been issued
at St Petersburg, i'll favor OF commerce.
In order to give more consideration and
distinction to commercial pursuits, the u
kase recommends the. establishment of
commercial companies 1t allows the no.
bility to become members of the first and
second classes of merchants, it being the
anxious wish of the Emperor to draw clo-
ser the ties between these two descripti-
ons of his subjects. Wholesale merchants
may even aspire to the first Offices of the
state, and are to have the privilege of APP
pearing at court. Measures are also to be
taken to preserve and perpetuate the
names of the most eminent merchants, and
transmit them with distinction to posteri-
ty.--i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

The Spanish Government has adopted
and ordered its privatecrs to enforce the
late decree of the emperor Napoleon re-
speeding neutrals.-ib.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20

..s,u.. whether they nae az
sprsd . ~ less soneiissory course s'' ,hss
: pursue .s,s than that which NJ, 'nsy
.pss. 20 0s 80 answer has been !" NO
o' sss' nigh, ss, b right ,ah. : ~ s,''
psshs ai rlsa1.v,sara,s expedition sale 9 from
Gen. c,a y ne ae.h Of April for thsiklo
dsls Pau, o',asbs, 81 American vessels . co'-
S.siIlrom the ports Of =. Britain g
aa issa iDostworshi. g h0isl hIs flag 9
J, y !: sA.easl feet a' 'ss''0 7 ''M
pasa s.ps the British squadron o. sad g % %
, la 10 The Baltic, IS the 4na'oa' o :
eap'''a : .esouchmen, Of the lady Ct Mr.:
III ls ss.y, American envoy, is neas'onsd
% al : La l,,e papers shew that the present
Inc 20 sis,srs are anxious for the pre-.
'asa,iep Of pescs with America. Hspoa .
'''s. ,ba, he negotiation on the return
s'a's'' !. u, i 10 favors5!e Train; bur we would
way ;, s our cnvoys would feel obliged 70
|'naSs,s - the particular INSTRUCTIONS sent by
s ". puryiasce in the Wasp.
~, -Four Dusch soldiers have been shot
a,nbursa for misleading their COM com,
. ". 10 : desrrtion; most OF she garrison
',' uI.mbureh was ordered shisHer to be
p -, J, the execution"
'sSsN' Hambuygb paper.
RI, sa,eudid embassy from me emperor
/, p j. s 10 The emperor Of China is sad
Ssss been refused admittauee intc the
eel Oo its arrival at the great wal,
:, saI' .mba,.ador was met by an officer from
- r r court, with al7,ser and Prssen :
i,,m he emperor 10 MS brother OiRussIa, s.
d,,;,ur him .c make the best OF his way
brs. bis Iupssial majesty being unwilling,
alter 50 long a journey, 20 allow him 40 70
extend il beyond what was necessary!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20

i ,ettet from AN oiEcer of rank at Monte
yideo to his friend in ngland, states the inn
portant fact of the people Of Buenos Ayres
having declared themselves an independent
nation
g MONTE VIDEo,; March. 16.
!. IA erent:ot the most extraordinary
nature has just come 10 our knowledge,
which IS, that he people Of Buenos Ayres,
with Frenchman of the name Of LINERS
4, their head. have declared themselves
al independent nation, Ike North Ameri.
scs. Ia answer 70 flag of,,uce, they. say
sha,it we supper. them in this object, they
vii receive,us with open arms, as their
sdehyerers /; but, Oh the contrary, It we
wan, TO make the country q colony 20 Y.
Britain, they will contestis to The last inch.
In the mean time, We are obliged to cob.
tent ourselves with remaining as we are,
as our general wisely conceives his force
too small 70 divide. by leaving garrison
here. and with the remainder to attack
Buenos Ayrss; hs therefore has determin.
ed 10 wait Ieinforcsmsnts, or perhaps, as
they are quarrelling among themselves,
dispute. have been with the general
so miles up the country whieh is one con.
tiuued fat, as we are told, of 500 leagues
without even hill. Isisthinly Inhabited,
and those poor & wre,chedin the extreme,
owing TO the narrow policy ADD oppression
ofthe Spaniards. They are as you know
from VIA, has. been written ofahe country,
of dark copper color, with remarkable
long black hair; but think, the finest mus
cuIar made men ever beheld: 10 gene'
raj they are very tall. Think the women
extremely handsome ]; they !iveto be sure
70 the greatest 6llh. do not exaggerase
when l tell you the price of 40 OK Is a
dollar, and Of avery good horse from two
to 6se. With both Of these animals the
whole face Of the country for miles is CO.
vered.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
Pursuant to a Decree


Of the honorable the circuit court of the dis
trict OF Columbia, in suit depending, in
Alexandria county, in chancery, wherein
. Colin Auld, administrators of Robert Mill
gan, deceased, is complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, will be exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, on SATURDAY., the FIFTH
day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN
o'clock in the forenoon, at the coffee-house
in the town of Alexandra, for ready mo-
ney,
5 q LLsths SAID William Wilson'S right and
II title in and to three fourth parts Of an
undivided interest in the whole of the lands
heretofore attached to the Kcep-T ryst furnace.
being about 400 acres, with the exception Of
the works and % acres sold to the govern
ment of the United States, lying in Berkley,
new Jefferson county, near Harper's ferry.
Charles Lee, So
Tho's Swami, oVm'''
August 2aWss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
Picking Vinegar.

900 galons excellent Cider Vinegar
Pennsylvania Virgin Honey, fit for Mead
or other purposes
A few boxes fresh Lemons, in good order
Lines and Raisins in boxes, &c.
X An afiortment Of Groee-
rfes as usual.
For sale by
Thomas Sinms.
August 20. sts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
PUBLIC SALE.

Attwelve o'clock on Saturday next, will be
sold at the Coffee House, 100 shares of Alex
andria Marine Stock, on credit of sixty days
for approved notes.
P. c.. Marsteller.
August 90. dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
sIsraroria DAILY aDbsrttser.
THURSDAY, Aueusr 20.

4 s.
One Of tie srsmen, Dniel Martini
\ 70 obtain whom The outrage was commit
4 lied. who is said TO be native OF west.
porb ascsilaIned 10 have been born IN
S.. DQnlOgo, He IS a mixture OF Indian
apd Spanish. When boy he wss taken
spd brcugh, away as al apprentices. by
Esaplsiu Rowland, who wss there On whal.
|ns voyage. He lived with captain II. till
/ his death, which happened aboa. four years
s,so, but sooa afterwards ran away frem
his mistress. being then about 10 years of
ass. Il is nosPrc5able be was ever nasu
,alizsd.
CHRIsToPHa AND PETIoN. An Eng
lishpflrt 10 noticing the affairs of Hsy,i,
Says, "Chris,ophe.is of British birth, and
pAsofbis goyelDmens is CO imposed of men
sh0 have had the houor TO serve his Bril-
taunlc majesty under generals Williamson
ild forbes, aud under colonel Laponsee );
while Pe.iou's adherents are a set of men
sas accompanied lie Clerc, and afterwards
left him.
JAMES NJ. BRcoM, esq lately removed
nom the state of Delaware, has resigned
ns scat as Representative OF that state 10
Vac IoDgrsss of,he Unl,cd Ssa,cs.
.. 70 tie Editor eteeshe Public Ledger.
). HAVE observed severa! pub!ica.
avns 10 Inc Herald, and other prlnss, cal
su'4'sa 10 'nJure my character, ard have
..''uso Noaiy necessary to say, ,hs, have
: '.su 'asm without considering i, cay duty
. reply, as acour, of enqsiry will shortly
. 4 tor the purpose of investigating
.4 aaas OF sAe Chesapeake ADD Leopard
80 through that channel the public may
pses eorrectknowledge of facts; there.
'0'e any publication on my gar. would be
es' ADD improper. Something more
;'an,lal than the mere decIaratiof,. Of
'Ps'ues concerned, will be required.
respectfully, ! am, sir, Yours, &c.
r. JAMES BARRON.
''ar Hampton, dug. 8, 1907.
NJ, We extract HE following article from a
tain I0n paper OF the 2is, of June" Cap-
,, 49, loves letter, upon which We animal
= a'so last week, has, as was reasonably
s,,;o. sApes'sd' excited a very strong sen.
Il. y D. 70 America. |. was sent express TO
i !. resident, and some strong measures
,oS : supposed will be resorted TO by the
NM. u%sn. on the occasion. The promp-
so,.; :, 'o's country 10 protesting against
VIM. a Loves conduct, viii, it is hoped,
Mic " 'ne Americans the sense of the
so,nn upon Upon this mans puerile folly, and
S'umsiious impudence.n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20

August 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03

The court directed that the clerk enter
the committeeman from the executive as
ACCRUED and desired, that if any motion
was Intended 10 be made, as i regards col.
Burr. that Il mighf be made this day; up..
on which M. Hay had "a interview With
Messrs. Writ and M Rea, after which he
appe d again at the bar, and stated, that
he dee med it his duty TO motion, thar Aaron
Burr be re movea from. his present place OF
confine ment, 10 one Of the apartments all
.indcd to- 10 the communication from the
executive--he said, that the present estab.
iishment for the confinement OF col. Burr
was expensive and not safe !; and that pro.
badly two hundred or more dollars would
Be saved toihe United States byremoving
him under the proposition Of The Virginia
-xecu,iye--he also mentioned, that, in a
short time, many Others associated in the
Isrime, which col. Burr was charged With,
Knight be brought hi.her, and that Il was
certainly correcr, that provision should be
raade, forihsir Accommodation. !,
Mr.. Wlckham (Mr. Randolph and Mr..
Martin being sbsenf) observed, thar it was
very probable that colonel Burr would pre-.
fer risqaipg his own and the Nvesof his
counsel, in 81 apartment. in Mr.. Roses jail
that the United States bad, and probably
would, expsnd thousands and tens ofthon.
sands upen this important enquiry, and
that The SUN OF one or tzuo hundred dol
lars, could not be important that The si,u-
alton Of colonel Burr's council. he thought,
ought ,alsoio be taken into consideration.
The court proposed that the subject
should be postponed till to morrozv, in
which Mr.. Hay aaquiesced.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03

bxbly last some Jsvss that theysGo not uu
||dcrstand sha, il is cxpcdient on the part Of
the prosecutions, that he shsuld be confined
ID the penisen.iaIy duriogthat period. and
they can discover no just reason tor Is.
moval for the intermediate time rnder The
circumstances stated.
They cannot suppose. thai the small
difference of expence between the so
places Of confinement, ought 70 be aEss.].
ject of consideration, when il may and pos
sihly will efsct The justice OF the case, and
such great sums have been expended Ia
the .prosecu.ion. The magnitude and I'm.
por,aDce ofEihc case, which jeslites these.
expenditures on the part OF the prosecution,
are certainly sufficient reasons why couye.,
niency should not be 100 iig!d!y adhered 70
ID a matter, which regards the Justice of
theacase 90 his part. Indeed, it is far from
impossible, that his Being to ceitaia de.
gree deprived Of the means OF defence by
being PCT to the pcniteptiary, may occasion
the necessity Of moving 10 putting eff he
Trial, for which he was imprisoned. when
The indictment was fouud. And ia thase.
VENT he may lose the bentG, Of a fair .fiaI
or the United States be subjected 10 ilea.
Wy additional expeDce.
(SigDed)
Eedaand Randolph.
sohn WickAam-
.30hn Baker.
Mr.. e. Randolph made few observa,i.
ons in support OF thTs statement. He Cd
served that he business ia which be vas
engaged would render j, impossible to dc.
vote that time WhicA was proper to colonel
Burr, i Ae was removed TO the psnissntis-
~.
c Proceedmgs Of tkis day to be coatinued.1