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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-23
Buckingham Gostafy, June
Court, 1908.

OUNTT. IOUO.
G>org anderson, { 7vho sttes for thel
5cneft Of George CarSon) PltT. | In
AcA1Nsr chan
17coderick Scruggs and lillian Gerry
Palmer, Defendants.
IN The motion OF the plain "a hy Counsel and i;
~ aprea,ing to the satisfa itoh Of the court that
rho defend1nt S. rgSs is NOT an inhabiant of this
state I, Is ordcred and dccrced, thai unless he
nhall ssueas hesc al Sep,enbar court next and
nswer tss bill Of the plaintiff. che court will then
oroc-ed to AXE the same for confessed as TO him
and decree III mater th~'eof accOrdingl,, and
,hata'ccpy of this order be forthwith pub he'd
in some t,uoitc newspaper Of the city of Richmond
Cor two month"; successvely, and another copI
be pos,cd ~, ct the front door of the courthouse
of this county
a copY--Tes,e,
r. Eldridge, Ir. D. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-23
altbn.uno 19rice current.

(coR9EcTED wEEKLY.)
2oBzcco, 81 90 eASH
HRSh7, veg, red rs, white 83 d..
FLoUR, snfterJfne, nezc, 90 d..
FLoyR, tine, a 50 do.
'CoeN, IS do.
i{sar, clea,,, (her TOM $50 90 do.
IRON, ITO 90 do.
Bacon, 10 40.
WaIsKBr,- so 40.
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19oetrr
SONNET

ADDRESSED TO DIR. cURRIE, OF LIVER
POOL.
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r.. Eldridge, Ir. D. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-19
DiAriet of Columbia
Alexandria ceaa,u !.
November ,,rs /, :.
Ferdinand Mats,elIer aud lab an lsa1
Young, ccmpainona,, = !
~ y IL
Lewis Sommers and los,rh u [
Vaudeville, defendants
The Defendant I,e,s;s

N DrieiludAl Lewis Sui
mets Dot having entered his anc.,,,'I
siven security according to he ~ d
scmbly a1d the rules cf<.his ,ovr,.
appesrirg TO the satisfaction Of 4 Y
upon sflidasit that the said defrpd,np
lis Summers is not 40 irhabi,sn, q Ill
s,rics, on motiou of,he said eomoI,;,s
By TIER eoun sel-A is ordered Thu
said deftrdaul Lewis Sun rnyrs d 49,
here &C the frs. day Of JOY terra c,s !
enter his appearance 10 The sui, ss{ \
security FOR performing the d,ersss ct |
toui ard that the o.ter dsfendsu. Is,
Fl. Mande,i lie. doros pay ssay, tcs,,
or .ecrete, tt. deb.s BY him owirc u,
the estate and efec's 70 his hands t+t,,
irg2,o The said abseu, defendau, b,
Sen mer., uplil the further Ode, O. ]
cree cf the court |; and tina. COPY q \
order b forthwith plLlished Tor ns,,
successieeIy in the public nsv,,s,
published III shis eeuc.y, and that sash
cory hepos,ed At the frop door d! /
cour. house ofsaid county
A copy. Test.
G. Denealec.c.
Feb. 10. tas2n,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-19
DiHrid of Columbia,

N,venber tern, lSo''
Richard Parry, tsmpkna1', c,s
against h.t""
Wsshin'oa Pierce and Henry gerry
K. Msy d.fsndans =,
The defendant WaihngEO.I
Pierce aa having entered he a2ps' r, 1
aud given security according 10 The az u, \
ssse mbly snd the rules Ct this eoa''' Wv. ~
appearing 70 the satisfaction OF ne e 'a,s
vpon AFFIDAVIT, th@ the said dsisDu'
Washington Pierce is not an '0nsD ;. .an
this dist,ic,, on ma,icn Of tbs '''d gov y,
plainsn, BY his eooo:e! il is oroe'eo, u /,
she said dsfcodsn w .shiugion r'e,.' ,,,t
appe az here 90 .he first day Of Juyt :" "a
nez,, s1d eoter his appearance % '@ @.rt
and Give securi., for performing %; :, o 'st,,
OF the ccur:, and .h4, III. other os .os,et.
Henry K. May. do ret ply away, ;. LOO ., d
or .eere,e the debss ~ MIN os'ps;" (
The es,s,s or rfTse,s hi, hands, belonging
the said ab,eo, dsfendan, W4shes
Pierce, uo,il the further order or o ''1er h
the court, and hat Q copy OF 'o' i. 50.
forthwith published for TWO NIUE s,sssr
eessively ia TOE Pl,.c pss sao:st
published 10 this county. and ~ # h
copy be poseed /. the front o00'
cour, hose cf the said County
A Copy. Tesie.
G. Deneale, c. ~. .,
FEBRUARY 10.
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Diltrido of Columbia,

Dilfriefof Columbia,
is Alexandria Couafys
= November term, SOY.
/. James MsGuire. James Shehce,
=, Adam Lyon, Ph;neas Jsnuey -
he end George Greenhow. cam. =
D. I, tlainaiats. Sc
&. against is
nd Rober, 3. Jameson, Samuel b.
or Lamour and Margsret James
Y 500, defendants.
The said defendant Margaret
Jsmesson 90, havirg entered her appear
ance and given security according to the
:. rules OF this court. & j, appearing 10 the a.
t;staeaou oGthe courtha; she IS not an 'niia
= bi,an. Of this district on motion CT the CON
,i,r nIsipaus by their counsel,is is ordered, mar
~ =, tl,-s aiddefendan, do appear here on the iss
- dss of ToIy term pexs.and answer the com
= plsiuarls bill, and that copy Of ms order
s be forthwith inserted 10 one OF The Pub';e
cr newspapers published il this eoupty Tor
Ill two months successfully, aod .hat another
e copy be posted at the frou' door CT The
= crur. house Of sbe said couo.y.
a copy. Tessc,
: @. Denealc, c. G..
Fsbruay 10 law2m
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Valuable Property for Sale.

eIII Il. DC 4 7UpcItVJ7 of1".
@ BE SOLD, in four distinctions or to
{ settler, four acre. Of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarteracre to two acres
each, most elisibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in a right line
from GiEbo:.-street to Great Hunting Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, aud bosnding east and west ON Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Patton.
Jane g. 2awtf
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In Common Coancl1,

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81 The prize Il his pspsris tN6 d6tilmspSf
mHum, one dollar psy shle 4 Tie time pfsnh-1
serihing. and enc when TIE year e1ri-es Z
= D:st&nt subscribers pay CT Tie WiI6Ie ylk J
s N advance 80 snhscfiptioh received for ! Z
u shorter fermt han six months, and n paper i
y discontinued until arreaEAges are pai1 a.
lure y nesiiy di:scn,ineaese of tAe 4 \
esas;lasedanew ensagssnsiit Thsptite %
j dQnarper square Cor three weeks insertion. 4
md E& continuance aItcr that tiihe 2ycenis 4
= per ucEks S1hscEibcrs WI cohtitfe ID =
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OBSERVE THIS.

The subscribers viii pay
cash at SIX cents per H.
for all clean Linen Rags
delivered At their Paper
Mill in Chamb ersburg.
ssas' SAMUEL. PURyIAMCE, "
JOHN cOLHoJN. va. B,
chambsrsbpig, July p. 1908: Tow
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ri GENERAE meeting of ths Over
II sesrs ofsAs Poot ef Jefferson oun-
ii, Is directedtp Be heid Il the house Of
Nh. Brown, ii Shepherd s. Town, %
the FIRST Monday ID October next, at ten
o'clock il the morning. /. {.
: 81 BY order ofthe President.
JAMES BROWN, &. o.P.
September ., 1903. ,sS,
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HoIititai i5ttIla,,I.
IMPORTANT, SUMMARY or
SPANISH NEWS.

Fran. he Lipssbssl Csn6ssr u yaly G.
Since ourlast, thealFairs &c Spin hasii
ASSUMED more infetsstine and decided
appearance A vnristy q documsnts
containing prOclnmaiions md addresss:
which have been issued 81 each sof she
parties nov Struggling for empifsshagS
been, received and puhlishsd; ord ue
Inay:veiture q ai1ieni, tiatifths inpfes.
si61 ptodaced ~ slsoscs issucd 81 the
spatriots hasbeenas deeply felrin Spain,
aseven IN this connsfy, IN enthnslasns
must have been ekcitedin The Blossoms q
ailtSue SpahiArds, which may bid DEF.
ance 10 the power and policy of she inyr@
pidOhs uf the nsufper. n
The frse series contains ire state pa
spefs published in thea Moniteuf, rs the
docpments accompanying the secession
OF Joseph BonaParte 10 the thfoae Of
Spain. The firskof them Is 3 eongfatu-
iatosy e address Of the supreme junta of:
government 20 his majessy the snape-A
lr0r and king The seeond y ! !" letter
from the cardinal arch.bishop pf Toledo
% his tnaiesty tie emporium and hing
whereinthe supple prelateb egs thar q his
imperial and royal maiesrys iwilllook pp.5
onhim as one Of his most dutifuI and 10y.
ii subjects, and instruet him Concerning
his high purposes. The third Is the pro.
clamation ofthe supreme junta 20 the
Spanish people, in which the character
oftke old government il ponrtrayed II the
iDosthidecus colours and . long pcm-
pous description IS given Of the lofty
destiny 10 which Spain win be raised
BY the new sovereign, and BY the inti-
mate connexiod which will consequently
take place between the two Kingdoms.
AgseatpaYtof this and the following sAd.
dressof thedeparies 70 the extraordinary
iuntan Is taken up with exhorting the re-
helii0Qs Sraniards 70 submit % liz new
order Of things. pointing out 70 them the
folly and hopsicsness Of resistance, and
thTeatening the obstinate with allthe hor-l
rours of military vengeance. 9'hisisthe
first notice that has been taken Of the re-
sistance which has been made in Spain
q. - 49, !. Il $3.50. -. ~, 80
made 10 show IDS sufiieieucy, conside-
rable degree ofirritation aud alarm.
- 49, !. 80. .,.i $50. 49,
-. -. ,,a,,.5 ~
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49,. : ~. Z; y. ~ ,Es. -; u
usssa ~ -
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;...s q. 80 -. NM; j $500 49,
$500 - AZ. 49, - ~. 81,
ssys,,s ,vl 4 5000 y, - N 49,;
80. - ~. !. M n.
s 49, - - -, s
.s.s.. q = ]. u =. -
49,. W.. 800 ss -: ... Z. - .s
.t .s. III js: Z. =. 49, =. -
s.. 800 = !. ~ ,uo..J $3.50. -
80 - - n,Iss 49, s n-y T. $500,
S.,c.;,. :, ~ .' e r;,;s 5 s. -
- 80 -. !. .ss.;s.
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49, . 49, &. -. !.
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=, 80 49, n: 49,, 4 -. -. ..'s..-.s
\. a;n. - ~ - -. - 80 -
HpE0H0S lHk0H our OF tNEt line or QUkH4flS1
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4. "a. ,Intsd a,ld 1ll5lisAy a % OHNALBURTYS.'
Whole Nc. AS.

II AoTCN d W. SUeMsyY %4HQ4e tiuuou9 POLL
i 81 u - fofmids Die q Els nrsns. II q ,
citcpmststce also not very favourable d
/ Spain, TINT III her soht6efn protinees
there ~ not less than iO0, 200 French.
men, employed % servant, knifeefin.
defs, Wandering ininstfelf, md n he
petty merhahitsi ttts snbsr 81 Wiirm
have acted - sFies, ana IN maybe fei,-
defed sefvicekble h vi i06s 6sys 10 Inc
Freneh armies. AIIhosk every ding
depends upon he hnioh ofthe provinces
ID one common dctikn, md ubon Tie n.
francs. el.c1l. ~ ! disilio6 ID
the patriotiek eo11cils, ~ should he
French Be able % pour RFess tnilitary
force into the c0untry, II - lose. On
the other hand, there afs many cireufn.
stances which are si9ndllt ID favour 81
the patri6tick cause. Tire ne but three
passages through Tho Eyrennses into
Spain, and 10000 troops aided by ths
ihonntiineers, IRE a6Ie d defend them.
and ID perfect seenfiiy themselves, "a
destroy whole armies. a foreiku army
In Spain nanst 6iten march two OF three
$500 -. 80. I. IL !. -. 49,
=; Co ..,..s i. u .. ~! 49,. 0zW
80 80. -. =. =. -. 5000 49,. 49,,
bitants can only supply. Spain has few
fortiEed places te shelter an army cont.
..s -. 80 49, Es... ~ $500
~ -; :.t.s.s.. ~ 80. - ~. y.s.. 80
c 80 49,. ...ii = 4. ~ 49,
1917 az. y. ~ & - Wsy
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80: -: & IS 49,, ~ = 4, 81 80 80.
. ...s.s.s -. ss.s 49, Sb ~, y
49, 81 ~. v. .s...,.... -. :. 49,. -.
-. 49,. y. ~ nSss -. !.
"a - - :, w.. - -. - ~
roe Jo,ks Z ~ SSfF;ofs liIs;s sss,, = -
amoun,r N tjme NJ v., = asiosn 80 :
=, a,il;t.rv 80, NJ Rnro,,. - $3.50 ....
Sc ! sbody bes,esT ,eer,Iassdl ~ 49, 49,
capable 81 maintAinine ~, trru,.tso, r
for ,,lour which ~ Snsuiah n.tior ~.
.cnn;red. An the.e - ,,cfc,,,,d. a.;
s,fsclri - she;s' n. = - =
-, 80 ~ 1900 ~ ~ ~. ,, =
1900 49, i;iI.r = -h.r.s.a.S
ss,,;,s go i;ass 80 7. :. ~ =: 10. 80
- n -. = TO-. /. - 4, IsaSy
:, hs,r.d - a. F,e.s 4. !. - Il s I.
60, = Sc sn.f;or.l IA s,,., /, 80. !. ~
1900, , 81 = rseser,,;s go !. -
I 60. .,,s.iIra s. - -, 80. ...s
~. ~. 49, - "a $500
',ao -, ~. 80. NM I, 1870. ~ 80.
! ~ IL. 80 m. r,n.,s..., 81 - 49,
4 ~. P.rcrr.e. 80 u - sf 80 -, -.
49,, s, - n. -, 49, " ~ ~, -.
S;ssr,,c. ~ 800. " n.iIs.. 80 =.
u ..toe crcsy,l ! m a.s.rr. "a 80.
1890. .sses,,.rd. 4. +. ,s..,,,,;s w.
$3.50, - !, IS. 1sfsss4 u, ,,f 49, 4.
- r. cs;srda 80 - go
); s = h e avsise - ~ s.r !, -
Nj non vent,rs 60 ~ asf-rs..5s
e ,t,t f,.,n,;er ~ ~ - 5000 6
! A. -, IA IN. str1O. I.ssr s.. .,,nssS M,
- - eove5 a ieass,es II rc.,.,,s = !
-. a &c ~ ener,y ~ .,,ne,;c, S.reS !. a
80 80. are reeeDt ins,ances in support of
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"a "a -s. :. - y !. ~. 8.
1870 80 " ...ss'l's sess1 "a Roo1 Sdsteyas.
49,. S I'VE Y. oso.sn .oo.n sne morfat q.
-. = = ~ 10y ~ Z. g sns,r country and
&c y sn e ~, tnsy nsfo1ae impa-
~. -, ts nstu 81 81 Da,L e e ynicn
s.su !. ~ u1. !. 2 PFoua me r. separa,-
W. W. n ~ Spain aug =. !, sns VS. enemy
j 'ns ~ q. snas tnsreNsIs
n2 ! 49, ~ s Y /, W ,misns isatefnlzc
1 l.oss I, s. Nltn sns a,ssusoers ~ We
So.iu, ~ PVT sQn1trY may ueccme 60
saslsf ~ lss5 tnas me afm.ea %
~. s 49, n. i! - -. - ~ Y ssH,, -
80 $50 ~ ~ ~. 81 s. ! oslI .Dussu
y, NC Alu ~ 81, " .ne p'sndss
y. oas neol n PVT ~, 49, ~, au 9gr
= an :. n = Mis y, ~ pssu,
tns Tylcnnss .link pslcsf I. sns'. sreaenssy,
.np MnaI seva W y Spsl9 posssssea =
sqe nasor 81 s.isngsn y aer enclLci,ng
%ounsaln =, IsIs Iengss S gatolz "
s We H2Ia.l vecl..y q sne lscslon wnien
IL ossslse1 ~ men l'sostl sssu aef an a.s
clsnt g9ysrnment g sns :, Ises =. g sne un.
IlscIplsu SOrslca 2: 1.s 4 tl,ss Nesf
lo ysennes lor NJ Ha y = snsIs Pe!nuy
oPe9sa tne passes o. t - sosln!l snsls
e ryIennss tos tne Pa ~ wnoss sI Y
~ nsgXed NJ svsnge sne. c ~ ~ .,s
- aueaseEe9 innaoa.sn =. ~ N.ao!lo'
.oSpsalIs nave nssn ip ~ ssanu ecu !.
.llss, pom tne eraole anq asyil = y.
DsIs!s n1sPsnde :.,s SPa,p sp =. :
isa 'nem, tnsy Wih Ds sheIt rsly.nB
l4cs !; tn 3, tney may co.iess slsir Lors
:. -, fill, nks ne storms may gasne5 g
.nslr susmuiss, tney pow GoNn sneir
Tnee upon sns tyTants q tne Psain ;;
ana sipiaie sne gum q s ~, inya :. snd
IesIAyf n.snslr 7, o 0aA'L Dlo !. Y tnAt
mere we're no yIennNes, nay prove |
g ! us ON Nous P.ssensllnsn., g Ven = q
1PosstsPae q olsgI aceIal auulallon.
We tIfn from these addresses, which |
are equally Intended 10 blind and divide
tie people, and 10 Incense 4 syrans, |
Win ! nj kiure of disel,st anSi exnlsasi6n,
VI hoPs ,e til1e sbot IL distszit wh<i,
the satellites Of despotisnl who penncd
them VIII meet with their just reward,
at the hsrds of their injured country !; or
be doomed 90 nemsin the sdespicablc rel
tainers cf q despicable king without Z
kingdon, the prppeto OF his brothsrus
per, who dare net SET his foot upon the
80 4 ~ - - n
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FNHE subscribers, appointed Il he
iast session ofthe General Assem-.
BY Trustees for the town Of BafA,
Bsrkefy csnatg Iisginfa. are infurmed
that number sc persons who have been
advised 10 use thf waters Of this place,
n sies.rsesI fen siSifiaS IA fr6n =.
apprehension Gifts unkeall hiness.I They
deem 4 their duty 70 state % the bubiie,
thar the miil,pond % &hich the former
sickness DC persons 1t Bath Is almost ex-
cl0siyely 10 Be ascfibeti, has been long
since entirely dry, ID consequence of the
dam having been taken down, and that
the inhaSitants Of the town have enjoy.
edtheir usual health for more than i
ysar past, and cf course, during the
summer and fan of the last year. We
are entirely satisfied that these Springs
may BE resorted q Is formerly witheat
anyrisque 10 the health Of visitors, from
the eanse aboSe mentioned. Z,
The Commissioners have had the
Baths repaired, and are taking measured
for cleansing the streets, cellars, &c.-
They intend, Is Ear o the powers CIV
cnshem BY law will permit, % 6t the
plare Tor the comfortable accommodate
oaof those 70 ahomthe use Of the waters
nay b. hecessary. Is 4
ELISflAs BoYD, HI. 4
JOHN BAKER, u Y
HENRY 81 @. TUCKER,
DAVID HUNTER,
Il s. RAWEEIGH C0ESTON, IL q
PHILIP C. PENDEETON.
Berkeley county, virginia,l Y
July 4, 1908. D.
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examine the nature and tendency of theirs
at q feriod so critical, without the. small
lest inclination to insult. 1t would profane
the sacred character of the cause in which
we are engaged, to use such unworthy
means, when according to our estimation of
tine subject, we are conducted in the light
OF truth, policy and true republicanism. It
would indeed be objectionable, when we be-
lievc that we are supported by mass of e.
whence and force of reasoning, sufficient
to convince any person but he that is de-
termined not TO be convinced.
The members of this committee exhibit
a temper of resentinen. at the idea of being
connected with fcderalists, and being con :
sbiered az drserters from the republican
party. Whe;herthey are united from prin-
ciple, il question unnecessary to discuss,
but that they are united about the presiden-
tiai election isa fact that cannot be denied,
rpd the conclusion is too evident for contra
diction, that they are quo al hoe, all of the
same party, pursuing the same course for
the same object. Why then this ir-
ritability? We do notsay that they or
the federalists, and God forbid that any
yieqys hostile 10 the honor and interest
of he american heohte but we do say,
and we presume that we have a right to
say so, that their opinions and conduct are
calculated to produce this result.
We hope that the time never will come
when the incorrectuess OF an honest opinion
will be ascribed to corrupt motives. They
have right to their opinions and TO express
them They also have right of changing
them, and we have the right it we think so,
to pass our structures upon the change and
moons stency without subjecting ourselves
TO the charge Of having given an insuit.
They have admitted that our present disa-
greeabie situation arose from causes with
out our control, and yet they continue to
poin. to it, asst it proceeded from the pre-
sent administration. the dcsIgn In descri-
bling our situation is too evident TO be mis-
taken, and the people know aud believe that
MIR. Madison, if possible, will relieve US
from it as readily As Mr. Monroe. He will
not consent to do it however by adopting
the rejected treaty. 1t is again repeated,
that Mr. Madison sands tired and COM
nii:fsd on e0sty gaesiton inOsEUed .7s ou1
foreign Relations The evident meaning of
this remark is, that he has done something
wrong or advanced some intolerant princi-
pie which is not necessary for the honor of
the United States, or that he is determined
to keep us in this situation merely through
within and caprice, or from principle of
haired TO Great Britain. These arguments
have been already answered, and IN fact
they refute themselves. They are too false
to deceive, and too weak to convince.
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TUNsTALL BANKS.
From The Enquirer.

TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.
SIR,
find, without any previous acquiescence
on>my part, that the friends of Col. Mon.
roe, have placed my name on his Electoral
licket. AS am satisfied that at the pre-
sent crisis, every effort to elect Col Mon.
roe to the presidential chair, viii be una
vaiiing and injurioust to the public weal---I
Cannot permit my name 30 remain on the
! icket OF Electros, as annsnnced in MIR.
otanard's paper, and ye,I will vecv much
oollge me, if you win be pleased 20 state
IN your next paper, that do most pereap-
'oriiy cechne being considered as a cam
didate for the Office Of Eector, as stated in
tne Ticket whicn has been published in
one OF the papers ofyour city, With SEN
timents Of very sincere respect.
am, Dear Sir. Your o.. Serv,y
RICHARD BRENT.s
Dumtries, Oct. 10, 1903.
Mr.. B. had been nominated in place of
ID. Z. Brent, Esq. resi- 3ued.
.AiihointmeatS blythe Erecufipe of Yirei,,ia.
Gen JonN PREsroN, Treasurer of the
State.
DAVID S; GARLAND, Esq. Register of
the Land-Oifice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
POSTSCRIPT.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 10.

Dispatches have, we understand,
been received by our government from
Mr.. Pinckney as late as the 9th Sept.
At that time our affairs with England
wore nearly the same aspect as on the
departure of the St. Michael. A de-
fnitive answer was soon expected from
the British government to the PROPOSE
ton made on our part to suspend the
embargo SO far as respects England or
her resembling her orders in council'so
far as they respect us. As the Hope
was daily looked for in England on her
return from France, she may be soon
expected with the answer. There is,
however, one circumstance, that, may
produce some doubt of an early accom-
mediation, to wit: the recent appear
ance of pamphlet, attributed to mi
nisterial member of parliament, in
which it is maintained to be the inte-
rest Of G. Britain still to continue her
orders, Notwithstanding France should
repeal her decrees.-Nqt. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
NORFOLK, Oct. Is.
EXTRACT
Schooner ENTERPRIxE, at Sea,

Saturday evening, Oct 10, 1903.
This evening we spoke the ship Shepher-
dess, capt. Miller, of and bound to Bal,i.
more from Amsterdam, which place he left
on the 10th September Capt. M. reports.
that Junot had surrendered TO the British,
who we're in possession Of Lisbon; and that
the Russiaa feet in the Tagus were also
captured by the British that the Spaniards
had lately obtained decis We victory over
the French, killing 90 600 men that King
Joseph had made precipitate retreat out
of Spain, having 4 very narrow escape
that the French we're driven entirely out Of
Spain, that 10000 Spanish troops in the
French service had rcvolted and were con-
veyed to Spain by the British---that the
French Emperor had 100000 men organic
ed and equipped to march into Spain
who were to be headed by Nahoieon in
person-that the whole continent had coun-.
tenanced or embraced the views Of the