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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
(By Authority.)
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 ertcrd The foyver Of granting 7y,its q f
fnyuncionS 10 The judges IF the district
courts Cfthe United States.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House
u RefreSentatiUes ofthe Unted States of
america, in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passing of this act, the iud-
ses of the district courts of the United
States Shall have as full power to grant
writs OF injunctions to operate within their
respective districts in all cases which NAV
come before the circuit courts within their
respective districts as is now. exercised bv
any of the Judges Of the supreme court of
the United States, under the same rules,
regulations and restrictions, as are pre-
sCribed by the several acts of Congress es
tablisliug the judiciary of the United
States, any law to the contrary notwith
standing: Provided, that the same shall
not, unless so ordered by the circuit court,
continue longer than to the circuit court
next ensuing, nor shall an injunction be is
sued by district judge in any case where
party has had a reasonable time TO ap-
ply to the circuit court for the writ.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Qfthe House of REPRESENTATIVES.
GEO: CLINTON,
Yice-Prcsidemt ofhe United States, and
President Of TIE Senate.
February IS, 1s07.-APpRovrD,
FI4: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
RESIGNATION.

DAYS of my youth, &c arc gliding away;
Days OF my youth We viii shortly be va
niSh'd
Soon W II the warm tints of fancy decay,
Soon from my check will the roses be ba-
nish'd.
Brief as the wild flower that lives on the
spray,
Brief as the bright dew that hangs on the
morning,
Youth gives its blossoms TO life's barren way,
All the drear waste for an instant adorn-
ing.
Soon will the hopes of my bosom be hush'd,
Soon Will the hours of my day dreams be
Numbered,
Quickly the shoots ofromance will be crush'd
All will be fed that l'vc wish'd or Two
slumber'd.
Go then, we warm beamingjoys of day;
Go then, ye moments of bliss and OF sor.
row
Calm will bend me to times pale decay
And from CoNTENTMENT new roses
will borrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
r 1 c II NJ o n d (:
FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1907.

THE article in our last relative to the
treaty said to have been formed with En-
gland, ought to be corrected III some par
ticulars. 1t contained as nearly as we could
recollcct the substance of several hasty
conversations with different members of
Congress. We have since, however, learnt
from letters and the newspapers, that the
paper received by the President was not
the original treaty signed by our ministers,
but q copy furnished by Mr.. Erskine the
British ambassador. 1t also appears un-
certain, whether memorandum, such as
we described, was annexed TO it; or wbe-
ther assurances to the same effect were
made by the commissioners in England to
Mr. Erskine, and he was requested by
them to communicate them to our govern
ment, together with the treaty, as a re-
servation or condition upon which it would
be observed by Great Britain. The fol-
lowing article on this subject is taken from
the National lntelligencer of Friday last.
GIVE learn that the treaty lately conclu-
ded at London by the American and Bril-
fish commissioners has not YET been receiv-
ed by our government. 1t is believed how
ever on good grounds, that the instrument in
its existing form presents some difficulties
which will require further negotiations in
the same amcable spirit which has through
out prevailed, i'll order to render it accept
able to our government. 1t is understood
particularly that it is deficient with res
Pect to the important subject Of impress
ments from American ships on the high
seas; and that it is accompanied with a
declaration on the part OF the British go
vernment, that the signature of its commits
sioners is not to bind it to ratify the treaty
or TO restrain it from retaliating measures,
against the late French decree, unless it
shall be previously assured by the expla-
nations or conduct of the United States, that
they will pursue a satisfactory course a.
gainst the infringement of their neutral
rights by that decree.
"We learn also that Mr. Purviance was
the person appointed by our Commissions
ers, to be the bearer of the Treaty and
their accompanying Dispatches, and that
he left London on the 8th'of JANUARY: His
arrival may consequently be hourly looked
for.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
AN ACT

For The reHefQf Edmund Briggs.
De 1t enacted By the Senate and Houae
QfRefreSeHtatipeS If the United States Of
.Imerica in Congress assembled, That the
collector for the district Of New Port, be,
ard he hereby iSdirectetl to pay to Ed
mund Briggs, own .of the schooner Phebe,
or his agent, the amount of bounty or al
Iowance arising on a fishing voyage, which
was made in the said vessel, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and two, upon
satisfactory proof being exhibited to the
said collector, that the said schooner was
employed during the four months of the
fishing season.
Sec. Q. ina be Ii further enacted, That
so much Of the act, intitnled, " An act for
the relief Of Robert Patton, and othe rs, -
passed on the third day of March. one thou
s1nd eight hundred and FIVE, as is contain
ed in the second section thereof, be, and the
same hereby is repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker oftAe House of RehresentativeS.
GEO CLINTON,
Vice-President Of tie United States, and
President offhe Senate.
February 10, 1907 .-APFRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
AN ACT
To furnish frauds committed on the BanI

TO furnish frauds committed OIL the Bank
ofthe Unitcd States.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES ofthe United States of
America, in Congress assembled, That if
any person shall falsely make, forge, or
counterfeit, or cause or procure to be false
ly made, forged or couuterfeitcd, or willing
ly aid or assist, in falsely making, forging
or counterfeiting any bill or note in imita-
ton Of, or purporting to be a bill or note IS
sued by order of the president, directors
and company of the bank of the United
States, or any order or check on the said
bank or corporation, or any cashier there
of, or shall falsely alter, or cause or pro-
cure to be falsely altered, or willingly aid
or assist in falsely altering any bill or note
issued by order of the president, directors
and company of the bank of the United
States, OF any order or check on the said
bank or corporation, or any, cashier there
of, or shall pass, utter or publish, or at
tempt to pass, utter or publish as true, any
false, forged, or couuterfeited bill, or note,
purporting to be bill, or note, issued by
the order Of the president, directors, and
company of the bank of the United States,
or any false, forged, or counterfeited order
or check, upon the said bank or corporate
on, or any cashier thereof, knowing the
same to be falsely forged or countcrfeited,
or shall pass, utter, or publish, or attempt
20 pass, utter or publish, as true any falsely
altered bill or note, issued by order Of the
president, directors, and company Of the
bank Of the UD.ted States, or any falsely
altered order, or check, on the said bank
or corporation, or any cashier thereof
knowing the same to be falsely altered with
intention to defraud the said corporation,
or any other body polite, or person every
such person shall be deemed and adiudgcd
guilty Of felony, and being thereof convict.
/ ed by due course oflaw, shall be sentenced
to be imprisoned, and kept to hard labor
for period not less than three years noI
more than ten years, or shall be imprison
ed not exceeding ten years, and fined no
exceeding FIVE thousand dollars Provided
That nothing herein contained shall b.
construed 70 deprive the courts of the in
dividual states Of a jurisdiction under On,
laws Of tho several states, over the offence
J declared punishable by this act.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

~ WE have received from highly re-
Spected correspondent, a series of well
written papers, under the signature of
g PHocIoN," A." ON NATIONAL EDU-
CATl0N....1st. The IMPORTANCE Of Edn-
cation as connected with Political Li5cr-
tV,...2d. The means Of Producing the gene
raj hreUaience ofussfH Education and the
diffusion Of acknowledgement Sd. The svs-
I'm Of Fducatien best suited 10 the citizens
2fa Rehubic." We shall insert the first
number in Tuesdays Argus, and republish
the whole in the pamphlet form when they
have gone through the paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
Land tor Sale.

THE Subscriber IS DESTROYS ofSelling his
tract of Land in the county of Powha-
tan, on AppomattoX river, (Which is now
navigable to within twomiles of Petersburg)
t~enty-eight 'es from Richmond, and
thirty 1.-TWO from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty-four Acres. There
is on tn s land 4 valuable MILL, now in
good repair, with permanent stone damn
situated on a constant stream of water, run-
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as
IT Is presumed any person inclinabiS 20 Avr@
chase, Will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the SUBJ
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
y. $. would also sell another tract, ST =
tuated about one mile from the above tract,
onSknquarter creek, containing three hum
dred acres. The quality of this land is G.
quail if not superior to any in The neighbour.
hood, and has large prop ortion OF Invaluable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 7th, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. ca and No. IS, Maiden Lane, .Ne7y
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G.. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will he Dunctn s.ly re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the carr
liest advice sent to Adventures of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
of this paper, and 70 the post master ut
Richmond and at the conclusion Of The
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction Of
distant advcnturers.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
the latelottories, prizes amounting to a sum,
! exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
/ but will advance as the drawing approaches.
! Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
/ taken in payment.
( New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

Dici, On Wednesday, last, Mr. RICH
ARD BOWLER. for many years an inha-
bitant of .his city.
CUSTOM HOUSE-RICHMOND.
ENTERED.
Schr. Dispatch, Smith, New-York.
Active, Hassam, ditto.
CLEARED.
Schr. Neptune, Bailey, New-York.
Sloop Prudence, Simmons, Newport.
Olive, Saunders, Warren.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
FOR SALE,
ON WsDvESDAr aHE 25th OF N4RcH,
Two Negroes,
All the Household and Kitchen

furniture, &c.
OF the estate of James Shields, deceased,
on Shockoe hill, and at brick house of
John P. Shields in Du-Val's plan. The n
bove property will be sold at six months
credit for all sums above five dollars, upon
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the date If
not punctually paid to the administrator.
There viii be hired out, several NE
GROES until Christmas next, on the same
day and at the same place. request all
those indebted to the estate to make imm
diate payment; and those who have claims
against the same TO bring them forward
duly authenticated for examination and set
Element. 1t is hoped that prenspt attention
will be paid 70 this not fication, rs the sub.
scriber is anxious to prepare for the credi-
tors, and close his administration upon the
estate. JoHN p. SHIELDS, .4dm'r.
Richmond. March 10, 1907. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

Sec. .. .SfJiI &c II further ch0cfed. Tha
he act, entitled IS An act to punish fravd,
committed ON thehank ofthe United States. >
passed the twenty seventh dav OF June enc
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight.
shall be and the same is hereby repealed :
Provided, nevertheless, that the repeal of
The said act shall not be so construed. as to
prevent the trial, condemnation or punish
mont of any person, or persons, charged
with or guilty of violation of any of it's
provisions, previous to the passing of this
act.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
GEO: CLINTON,
pfce President of'fhe United States and
President of the Senate.
February 81, 1907 -APPRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
To continue in force for a further time,
an act, entitled, &c IN act 10 SUSPEND The
commercial intercourse 6et7veea the u
nited States and certain Harts Of tic
iSiand Of 81. Domingo
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
If Representations of the United States If
.fmerica, in Congress assembled, That
the act entitled, " An act TO suspend the
commercial intercourse between the Unit
ed States and certain parts of the island
of St Domingo, passed on the twenty eighth
Gay ofFebruary, one thousand eight hun
dred and six, be and the same hereby is
continued in force until the end of the next
session of Congress, and no longer.
Sec, 9. ind be il. further enacted, That
the prohibition and provisions of the afore-
said act shall he construed, and are here
by declared toeXtend to Gonoave and Por
tuga, and to any other dependency of the
said island of St. Domingo, not IN possession
OF, or under the acknowledged government
of France.
NATHL MACON,
Speaker Of tbe House IF Repre- enia:ives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice President at RE United Sta,cs and F,esiden'
Of t5e Senate.
February o. 1807.-APPRov7p,
TIL. JEFFERSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
JPper AppomatLox ComplnY.

Upper APpomatJcx Company.
A \ ELECTION of TRUSTEES will
A be held at Painville, on Tuesday the
18th of April. The shareholders are re-
quested TO be punctual in attending, either
III person, OF by proxy.
JOS Eggle8ton.
Edmund Harrison.
Edw'a. MHmI9rd.
March 9th, 1897. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

For Sale for Cash,
IL Likely young Negroes
Consisting Of women, bows and girls. For
particulars apply 70 Mr. II. Davis in Rich
nond, or the subscriber in Louisa county.
G.. w. TRUEHEART.
Feb. GO, 1907. vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

DGED-Tn Washington CITY, on the 4th
inst. ABRAHAM BALDWIN, Esq. n Sc
0ator in Congress from the state Of Ceor-
gia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13

A passenger in the Ann-Ianc, arrived at
Philadelphia from Bordeaux, informs that
B0naparte was about assembling an army
Of 1000 600 men-60O,000 of whom he
meant to leave in his rear, while he march
ed at the head Of 100000 to Russia, to set
tie his accounts with the Emperor Alex
ander.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-13
BOOK AUCTION.

March 7th, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
IN APPFWD ~,


IN WHICH WILL BIZ INSERTED,
]. Such Public Acts rs have been omitted in
the last edition Of the Revised Code.
III. A compilation Of the several laws for tho
establishment of the James River, Potow-
mac, Appomattox and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; in all of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment Of the Nutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the state Of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. A Table of Fines, Forfeiturcs, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such as
are to the use Of the Communicable :;
such as SO towards lessenirg the county
levy; such as belong to individuals; and
suchas arc appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully collated by a gentle
man of the barn Totes of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
70 each chapter, and a copiods INDEX viii
BE given at the end Of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
TERN


/. Itshall be printed on an entire new type,
OF n size larger than that used IN the last
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1903.
II. The paper shall be Of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form a volume
in large octave, to match tho first volume
Of the same work. The number of pages
cannot be ascertaincd, though II is expect
ed, from the matter Of which the book
WILDE composed, (there being NiHety-fUe
new chapters in the continuation from
1901 to 1905, and upwards of one hun
dred omitted acts) that it will contain
nearly as many page. rs the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, 20 be paid on deliver Of the
book--to non-suDscribers the price will
be considerably encreased.
- SUBScRIPTIoNs are received By the
EULEshet. IN Rtchmon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
Tract Of Land.

Whercon the said Adams now resides, "
ing half a mile below Cumberland court
house, on the Buckingham road. The Stu
ati"l is a good one for 4 publican or niecha-
mic of any sort. The sud tract contains
% 81 acres and is we'll improved, that is
TO say, good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Stable, Garden, and suntlry other nccessa-
ry improvements. The sale will take place
on the premises. on the 3Ist day Of January
next-Cash win be required OF the highest
bidder, by
SAMUEL HOBSON, Trustee.
Dec. %, 1906. tbs
~ The deed OF trust is of record in this
court. S. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
WILL be SOLD, for cash, on the TWEEN
w ty-fourth day of the present month,
Il tract or parceIof Land

at the house of Robert Draffen,
containing by. estimation seven hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE acres, be the same more or less.
heing the tract of land on which the said
DraHcn now resides, and adjoining tho lands
os George Divers, Thomas Garth, sen. &c.
lying on the waters OF Ivory creek in the
county Of Alaemarlc Also. two NEGRO
MEN, Sancho and Savire, twelve head OF
Cattle, FIVE head of Horses, fiftv head of
Hogs and five Fcsther Beds and Furniture :;
conveyed to me in trust bY said Robert
DroHcn, to secure the payment of . debt
due Brown, Rives s. Co and for other pur-
poses, as in said conveyance expressed
Being only interested as trustee Cor the be-
netit os others, will only convey title to said
property in me as trustee.
FLEMING TURNER, Trustee.
Milton, 1st Jan. 1907. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
Vfrginia Legislature.
SPEECH

Of Mr.. DANIEL, ofths Senate, in or
Position 70 the Restitution from the
House Of Delegates, erfre3sing their
authorization ofthc administrator ofthe
Gsnerak Government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

Jasf received and for saA- at THE Office,
War in Disguise
Answerto War IN Disguise
An enquiry into the present state Of the
Foreign Relations rs the union, SC. &c.
The Literary Magazine and American
Register, for October, 1906
Tho History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, En-,
peror OF the French
The Revolutionary Plutarch, or Memoirs
Of the Rouapartc Family
Cars Stranger in Ireland, Stranger in
PrSaee, aaS Nsrthsrn Summer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
For Sale.

y virtue of deed of trust executed by
~ Samuel Adams, for the purposes there
in mentioned, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
MarShal's Sales.

NXTILL be SOLD, to the highest bidder,
w for ready money, under a decree of
thc court of the United States for the fifth
circuit IN the Virginia District, between
Phineas Bond, attorney for the creditors
OF ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, and David
Ross, and others, MISUNDERSTANDING
Valuable Plantations,
In the counties of Pittsylvamia and Bedford,
upon 6taunton and Pigg rivers, stated III
the deed Of trust in the proceedings menti-
oncd, to contain thre thousand acres, more
or less, but supposed TO &c considerably more
extensive, coinprehending all the lands tina.
on the 9Th day Of June, 1875, belonged or
appertaiucd to the three plantations known
bv the name of the Mountain plantation,
mouth Of Pigg River plantation, and the
Frying Pan plantation. A more particular
description Of which will be given on the
day Of sale. The sale will take place at
the Eagle-Ta,c rn in the city of Richmond,
ON Tuesday the oath day of February
next.
Also, AZ the Oxford Iron Works in tho
county of Campbell, on Tuesday the third
day Of March next, will be sold under the
said decree, upon the same terms, number
Of very valuable SLAVES.
BENZ. MOSBY, D. ". for
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.D.
JAMS. eptds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

IN several conversations with che SUPP
portcrs Of the resolution, proposals we're
made To make such modification, but it APP
pcnring impracticabie, no motion, to that
effect vas made IN committee Of the whs,c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

SeperGi gentlemen barring sfiokcn, GE-.
Daniel addressed the chair to the foHowitg
effect:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
Dte0,

In Rye, IN. HI Amos Seavy, Efq. aged
So, He left widow aged 81, who was able
to keep about houfe at the time Of his deeeale /;
but on the day appointed for his interment,
was alto called upon to accompany her part
ner TO the manfions of the dead. His funeral
was deferred two days longer, when they we're
both inferred 10 the fame grave-Their de-
icendants amounted TO III.
In Marlborough, n H MFR. Samuel Law
renee, aged So; he was in the act of cutting
away the ice above bridge. and fell thro' and
drowned
In Dover, IN. H) Mrs. Elizabeth Conney,
upwards Of 90 years Of age The has left an
ahecronate hufbsnd, with whom ihe lived 2 l
year and 6 months
AT Gorham the l3thFeb lan, Mr.Zephsniah
Harding aged7O; lie was found dead a. his own
door; he wa, an Old Soldier il the French
war II 7S8, and had by MN when he died 4
lomahawk and ScalpiGg knife taken from
the enemy
In his town, Mr. Thomas Dale, aged %, 4
native Of Portimouth caroline daughter 81
Rev. ?. Ke'log--A child Of Joieph Libby
aged 3 months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Tor the last time, and we hope effectu-
hin We, would inform ourfriends and cor
csYoGdents, that munications for the
5aleite, rust be forwarded as early as Fri
ag, it!ey wish to have them inserted liz the
ext paper. Those who = ash either Hy-
ncnial pr Obituary notices Of thcir trends,
l, the case may be, win be jaat enough not
to subject Us to the expence Of Postage, as we
arc itt'e interested III The former and would
wish to be Ess in the latter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
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I'd Coffee, s. was com .3clied to Ireland It an
order having been issued BIT the Govern
meHt P-oinD-uno tie expectation Of TINS ar
ucIe.
Same ~ sch Francis, Merrill, 10 days
from B4lAmore.-Spoke Feb. II, lat. g.,
long .3, snip Charlotte, Jennings, Ol Bos-
,ou ''oIA CoD., .Or Ncwyork.
The sch. Orono, late capt. Gordon, Of
ms i,1.N went on shore On Cape Cod, III the
saIc cas-" saved.
SUNDAY, March 8.
arrived SIC C1fnc'i Hunt. "A cap
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