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| rage the use of our waters and eyery
| other accommodation to all British arm
ed ships.
This enormity is not subject for
discussion. The immunity of nation
al ship of war from every species and
purpose of search on the high seas, has
never been contested by any nation. -
Great Britain would be second to
none in resenting such violation of her
rights and such an insult. on her flag.
She may bring the case to the test of her
own feelings, by supposing that instead
OF the customary demand of our seamen
serving compulsively even on board her
ships OF war, opportunities had been
seized tor resculng them, in like man
ner, whenever the superiority of force
or'the chance of surprise might be pos
sessed by our ships of war;.
But the present case is marked bv
circumstances which give it peculiar
dye. The seamen taken from the Che
sapeake had been ascertained to be ma
tive citizens Of the United States, and
this fact was made known to the bearer
OF the demand, and doubtless .commu-
nicated by him to his commander pre-
vlous to the commandments of the at
tack.-It is fact also, affirmed by two
OF the men, with every appearance of
truth, that they had been impressed
from American vessels into the British
frigate, from which they escaped, and
by the third, that having been impress
sed from a British merchant ship, he
had accepted the recruiting bounty un-
der that duress and with a view to allie
viate his situation, till he could escape
to his own country and that the attack
was made during period Of negoti-
alton, and in the midst Of friendly assn
RANGES from the British government.
The printed papers herewith sent,
will enable you to judge of the spirit
which has been reused by the occasion.
1t pervades the whole community-is
abOlishing the distinction partv--and
regarding only the indignity offered to
the sovereignty and flag of the nation,
and the blood Of citizens so wantonly
and wickedly,shed, demands in the loud
est tone an honorable PREPARATION.
With this demand you are charged
by the president. The tenour of his
proclamation will be your guide in re-
minding the British government Of the
uniform proofs given by the United
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DOCUMENTS
Relative to the attack on the frigatt
Chesapeake.


THE documents communicated by the
President to Congress on the ed ult.
are too voluminous to be published in
a weekly newspaper. 1t is stated that
the reading of these documents occupied
the House of Representative nearly Sc
ven days, and that they will make two
large octave volumes.-We this week
give the instructions 10 our minister at
London after the attack on the Chesa-
peake, the first notes between our mini
ster and the British government on that
subject, and a letter from Mr.. NJ unroe,
detailing the substance Of some subse-
quent communications, and his observa-
tons relative to the disposition Of the
British government and people towards
this country. The instructions did not
reach MIR. Munroe until about the first
Of September. The communications just
mentioned, it will be observed, are dated
before that time
From Mr.. Madison to Mr.. Munroe. 7
Department # State, July, 6, 1907.
SIR,
The documents herewith inclosed
from No. to No. Q inclusive, explain
the hostile attack, with the insulting
pretext for it, lately committed near the
cape Of Virginia by the British ship Of
war Leopard, on the American frigate
Chesapeake. No. 10 is a copy Of the
rrnclanation issued bY the plesident.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
[Fsm Dollars Per Annum-1'aid in AdDance.]

Nr The Price Of this paper to sub
scri6ersis four dollars per aniun, to be
paid in aduance.
ADVERTISEMENT, not exceeding n
square in length GO Hnes) are insert
ed, the first fine for seOenty-tfUe cents ).
three 7oecks Csix times } for three dol
lars and far eoery subsequent inserti-
on, h,rty-three cents. Long ones IN
che same brobortion. h, favor cfthose,
Ao7veVer, 7vho afvertiSe BIZ the year Ell
they encs or t,vice zoeeek } a deduction
from the above price o tsOenty PER cent.
~ made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11

Nov Z. 1903
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
Public Notice

Is hereby given, to al whom it may concern,
thai in future. John s. Lee, of Goochlaoe
county, is ALONE authorized 70 settle and trans
act all and every kind of business, relative to
the estate of William Lee decaased.
WV. KENHhLI. LEE, } Admipi--
JOHN $. LEE, s tra,o-s.
Nover'her lst 1903 wA,n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
At a Quarterly Court held


for Prince Edward County, August the
18th, 1908.
John Bib Compliments
AGAINST ="
Temple Davis and William Black. SchdR
Defendants cory
THE defendant, Davis, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security
according to an act of the general assembly
and the rules of this court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this state on the motion
OF the complainant, by his couscl, II is or
dcred, that the said defendant. Davis, do ap.
pea here on the first day of November
court next and answer the complainant's
bill, and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the public
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond,
TOR two months excessively. and also post
led at the front door of the courthouse OF this
county.
A copy-Tcste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
! ract of Land,
In King William County

Court, April 22d, 1908.
Daniel Elett, CompPi0
AoAlNsT IN
John II. Boswell and Judith Boswell. al Sch7n
minisuatrix of William Boswell deceas Gerry
ed, Defendants.
THIS day came he conplainan, by HIS sttoT.
ney, and il appearing ~ the satisfaction Of
the court that John r. Boswell is net IN inhabi-
tant ofihis state on the motion of the complain
ant, Il is ordered, ,h1t he appear here on 'ho
fourth Monday in Naobev neyt Nnd answer The
bill If the complainant. and that copy of this
Order he forthwith nser'cA in some newspaper
published in the civ OF Richmond 'pr vo months
srccessivfly, and anohcr cory posed a. the front
drcr of the courthouse of This COUNTY aud is
furshe- ordered. that he defendant trdrh Bos
well, do nos ray away or secre,e any EFFECTS N
her hands belonging 20 the said John q 8nawel,
mill the further Order or decree of this court.
copy--Tesic,
Ro. Pollard, yr. >. c. e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
BOARDING HOUSE

And Ptivate EntcrtainTentfor Gen
tlcmcn & their Horses,
UEPT bv JOHN Y. SHIELDS, IT his nsu-
N al STAND ny the Bank, and in view Of the
c-p;toi Accommodations usual. and prices
tow the times viii admit About 30 Mem
bers cf the Assembly can be pr;va;ely aud a.
g-e.aby situated, rs 10 lodging and board.
Cc,oh7r Ssth. 1903. w3'
DUN>U IN / TO deed OF tyuSt executed 60
i usby SGsha Ford, bearing da'e the twenty
6rst day Of Fehnsry, 1907, and recorded IN ths
county court of Buckingham, Cor cer ain purpo-
sea therein rnen'ionea. will be SOLD 20 the
highes, bidder, tor ready money. On the premi-
ses. on Saturday the nineteenth day of Novem-
Der neXt, the
ract OF Land,
Whereof the said F"d nov lives, containing
SEQ aefcs, be the s7're more or less.
.Josehh Ford,
Josehh .Ne7vfons Trustees.
John I'-Uine, }
Oqcber 97, 1903 w9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11

AND POWERS OF arTORITY. used ~
dt2os'rne "oek ia 'ne sask Of Vnginia, for sale
al the otcr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
Furniture.

he cop oe Corn and Fodder aud n quan'i,v of
vesy good Hay, 'orether with tn stock Of ilof
-es, Cstfle and H,Ts; also six Negroes, VIZ a
NAV end woman four children. FOR all sun,
nn'er en- do 'ar9cash will be required Al tho I,
indebted 50 he said esate are requested E maxi
nred'a'e paymen' end all those who hive an
~'ai~s againsr The SAID es'ae ave rcques ed q
ping 'hem Forward by the day of sale, proper /,
authen,ica,e
A BASS, Adrnr.
with the will aRnexed.
Nov =, 1903 an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
A copy-Tcste,
T. WATKINS. C C

IN Non iay the 2Stn instant, viii De SOLD
~ TO the highest bid1e', At thc la,e dwelling
house of MIS- Frances Evan. dec in Chester.
led couny At osbo mes. on a c.edt Of twe,v
months. b. the parcharers giving bond wi h APP
reved security 70 carry intcrest iron, the dae il
'ot Pnnetuay paid TO he day, quantity of We.
y va'uab honseh ~ and kilchen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11
Virginia {:


IT n Court continued and held for Haitian
CouatR, The 24fh dGg II .AHgWst, 1903.
Richard Crews and Susanna his wife,9
formerly Susanna Jones, Plaintiffs -
AGAINST
Abner Vaughan and William Fourqu- )
rcan, administrator de 5oWS nan Of :
john Murphey, dec and the said Will :
liam FNuTquieGn, admins rator of ~
Ann Murphey, dec. Defendants.
K'HE defendant, Abncr Vaughan, no, hav.
Il ing entered his appearance and given
security according ~ the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
20 the satisfaction Of the court that he rs not
an inhabitaDt Of this state on the motion of
the plaintiffs b. their counsel. II is ordered,
that the said defendant Vaughan, do oppear
here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the pa nttiis' BILL and by
consent Of the plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL,
leave is granted the defendant, William
Fcurqurean, administrator DE- bonis nan Of
John Murphcy, dec to file MS answer with
ont swearing TO the facts therein stated /:
Wbcreupon, and upon hearing the bill of
the plaintiffs, and tie answer of the defend
ant, Fcurquvean, administrator al. bonis
10H ot John mutphey, dec. Iris dccreed and
ordered, that the said defendant, William
Fourqurcan, administrator de boRls nan OF
John Murphcy. dec. do retain in his hands,
tine goods and effects which he hath. belong.
ing 10 the defendant, Vaughan, until the
further order Of this Court; and 1t is fur.
ther ordered, that a copy hereof, be forth
with inserted in some one Of the newspapers,
published in he city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse of this county.
A copy-Tcsie,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. DC. r..
l. a II - n &
From I've Schooner Richmond, az Les,sr's new
VIVA
20 Cra'cs Earihcnw7,c,
Is Hlide, Wucovsd4 sugar,
- Bad. Green Coffee and
9BeleS Woo,cus
~ sTCRE.
100 p q Sail.
IS iihi.. Molag'rs.
30 Tisrccs Green Coffee,
core Casks sherry,
Pipes CIV,
Sd Boxes garr.
Bag, Race Ginger,
Hy.oo skin Il (TaAs.
Young Hyscn
FOR SALE b.
Geo. Wat.
P.chrr nd, is; Nov 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-11

N'th~ nd, Is. NV. 1908.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-06
GREAT BARGAIN.

INTENDING to remove to the state
Tennessee as soon as possible, Iwiss to-
dispose OF the following valuable and increas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
inherited from my ancestors, who hare had
legal title to the same for upwards of one
hundred years.
Ore tract we'll known by the name
eff AB1Ncpox, being on the Potomac river
between Asexandlia and George Town, and
nearly opposite tie city of Washington, beau
tiiulsy situated, containing about Four Hun
dred acres, now leased TO the Mr.. Wises fors
three hundred and sixty dollars per annurn
with otlser stipulations contained in the sale
lease.
One other tract contiguous tothe
FIRST, leased TO William Fraser for forty dol
lars per annum, containing about sixty a.
ores
One other tract containing ten acres
d besvo1r land, adjoining tn FourMile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and half
miles OF 6 sorge-T own, containing 725 acres.
The greatest part of this land is heavily CO.
yercd With red and white Oak.
also,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River, in the ss..te Of Ohio.
This tract dcscendedto Tne from my uncle
George D. Alexander, being one noiety of
the land he was entitled to for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. Allthe
title papers with the wills under which am
entit'ed TO the above property are in the
hands Of BALnwIN DADE, Esq. to whom an-
plicatiop will please TO be made for terms sc.
he being legally authorised to contract and
dispose Of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles viii be civ
en-.
Walter 5. Alexander.
Asgest ~. 60
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VIII gradually destroy all tenas,r,
IN the Human franc, and .prssss Ss @ :. eGs ss,A
yigor. Although a great variety : : lssllF AL
tons have been published e sns : !. Press NJ
escrs enumerated above, none has ~ .is tss
the GOyT AND REEU MI .aT RE f. e alss
On. IlsSOT, which are ceIe5rsteg h ~
out the European continent, and : .,l l''s y
bounded benefits are fully authsnt saoss i
certificates already published Of een, la'es \
well known il America, being ofthe sa1
sequence in tie state of MARYLAND. : l = q
Charles Hidgeiy, of Hampton; John e ~ y
EsG. ore ofthe directors Of tie Parms, ivy : I
Of Maryland John Macubhin, Esq NJ 8
cubbin, lis wife; and Mrs.. RYAN. o D fc,tl
1csfyfcate g tn. Taon.as Aels,, b,, lug
outthrce weeks since | was 1rost &; Ga /.
y attacked with Rheumatic pains tbrms Ivy
my Whole frame, in SO severe a l.lannes.s !
tobc able to turn in my sed without sss...
preceding as I suppose from severe -
on beiEg advised by friend to Apply \, y
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, ser
inglyobtsined fromfIse agents Messrs ~.
Debbin and MurpItg, two bottles, TIE sssS
ton of which, under Coo, have perIsefrlts IT, I
storea me to health. | am therefore iSir,
with confidence to recommend this mai,
as a certaincure for the above disorder
THOMAS EEL@
Baltimore. July ed. 1868.
Certificate IF As 7T'lsmas canh6ea, !g,,.y
Z maker
It wsESl lie an act ofiiails.icc to vrsa
my testimony ofthe sanitary eGiectsofhs i
l'issct's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as II,
experienced very unequivocal instaras
their virtues ard efficacy. WIS afaiictcj,s
two severe attacks CT what is usually cEi
Dead Palsy, frora which | partiallysscoyea
bnt vas obliged 10 use Clutches 10 aid neil
walking whs. I left home; to this were gasI
violent Rheumatsc. pains, tie result oithe n
Fiction, aid had Ieared ihc disorder vcgI
accompany me through life bat pogidsaarl
" was recommended to apply at George Db|
bin and Murphy's fer Dr.. 'fissots Drops ID
after using only one bctlle. found myssNps
fectly likeratef. fsorl rny disorder, aid amnt
thank God, as free from pain as if Ineyera|
been Afflicted. Finding this medicine opera|
so powerfully on myself, | determined n4|
ply itinsernsliy TO my child, a boy only eIeaA
months old, WHO was then reduced almoan|
ii skeleton with the Bowel Compliant; ats
administering it four TINES TO him, his cal
plaint was entireis removed, and heis aoTHI
covering lis strength vita great rapiditF.
Tx. CAMPBELL.
BaIlinor., July IS, 1906.
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His me- Eleasu, 10 inform his Ftieaes and the
Pxblic,
THAT he has commenced his Practisino
Balls, and VIII continue them as heretofore.
Mr.. ENER1s begs the parents who have
children to be instructed, will please to send
them as soon as possible, so as to give them:
au opportunity Of improving sufficiently, as
be intends to have an Erhi6sfioa at the CON-
clusion Of his school for their amusement
which will serve to crsatr ambition.
Nf,,ra,,,} sars re
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Lawrence HooH, Sen.
i NO OR THREE HANDS
~ fa~yrET % ST9f;l1jsDLfTEE~E,

THAI arc web acquainted with the cut
nail business tnosc that can corc well recon-
msndsd nil be preferred: liberal wages VIII
be given b. The subscribers, living At the nail
factory. oil the turnpike road to Little river,
near Niiddleburg, I4oudouE county, y lrglnia.
Glblon & Vernon.
yan,sary IS law5W
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N @ T / c Z.

TIL z subsciilerls .r:rs qualifedas tza
-t3r = tie estate cf Col. Thomas BIscEtE
deceased, respectfully requests those vtc b
claims against tic estate, TO lcGse tfenF
perry authenticated, in tic hapcs Ct Rob
!. Taylor, Ct A!cxardNs, CT join \, ft@
of Dunlfries, attc.ncy at law, Nfo WI
ward them Immediately to the subscribe
These persons indebted 10 the decea.
viii pleascnsh paymcTl % eltLeF tteS@
mentioned gentlemen, or
7. Blackburn
Rippsa Lodge, Jan. $. COL
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Valuable Pyobc2dg for Sac

Valuable Property fer Sac :.
r-,O Be SOLD, IN four distinct '5's -:
i gcthcr, four ceres ef LAND CON-,
Ing from one anda qparteracrc to two y y
each, most eighty situated without 'Ee q
tory CT Columbia, extending IN H9@r,
from Gihbon-street to Great-firnuas- - !,
ipcersect;ng Jefferson, Franklin, and w. i,
street, and sounding cast and west ca
cite and payne-streets. ,,,f,
A planafthe ground and further paF'',~,
msy &c obtained BY applicatiento
James Patton ton,
June %. 90
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ROBERT CRAY
June %.
has iiast reecirrJ aad ior p"'''
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To RENT.

sF ME subscriber offers to rent for oneSor
more years, adjoining the place where
On he now lives, a Biacksmith's shop, with a
complete set Of fools, a Dwelling House in
comfortable condition, calculated for tansi.
~, together with between three and feur acres
Of very rich land From several Years expo
Mencc, ! can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a Blacksmith than
the ore now offered to let.
Thomas B. Mcreiand.
Maryland, Broad-Creek,1
Decer.ber 8. Ill. lawlf
AZ. q. If ] don't rent the hnc stand. !
will give good wages to = young man, or q
man with family. il. B. n,
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Y1AN AWAY Yesterday morning, negro
MAJ lsyacl sGhssles so.lnsoa, isoous 8
feet S CT inches ssiE, very blacx, has q sflsii
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FRA person Of his size h@d On and TOOK VAN
him grey coating soui.slabout lined with nan
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~ ers Of vessels and others , Are eau q
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gkais Li1khss 51lltssa, Ess. lase Herr ey-sge-
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Icomply with your request in stating my
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IS On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
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LUTHER NaRfIN.
AAxYrs az, ~ MI q f,I1NfD
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