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June


HAVE invented machine called
Jtneo. Rud6er, for which obtained patent
on the first day of this month. This machine
NAV be seen in operation in the mill OF Ma
thaniel Ellicott, Occoquan Those mlllers
who feel an interest in investigating Its me-
rit and have not AN opportunity OF visiting
Occoouan, NAV be fully informed by appli-
cation to Mr.. Ellicott 10y letter. nay Hheaf-
Ra66er, / do verify believe IS upon entue
new principles, the cost OF erecting II a TIL
ne, the materils of which 1t Is cmPosed Ed
siTy attainable in any part of our country, and
the plan simple ia the extreme any work.
manof common capacity viii be enabled 70
erectit from description only. Practical NIL
lers know, that in great proportion OF the
wheat that comes to market from the man
her il is stacked in the fields by the farmers
and exposed to the weather) SImOer OF
sprouted and unsound grams mingle witt,
the mass, and has eluded the ingenuity
of the miller to separate 1t from tie sound
grain~-they also know those unsound grains
iniure materially the taste and color OF -four
my machine not only frees the wheat OF
stone. onion, cookie, dirt, sc. but does aOso-
what cause soever it may have been injured,
as nv machine will not let any unsound
wheat pass it-millers may have their screen
wire much finer than hitherto used, ana
thereby save considerably-lt Will also be
found that the grain in passing the RUBBER IS
polished, and that even the eyes OF the Wheat
is picked perfectly clean o. dust or dirt
Some instances having occurred ofterut'cate
being obtained, saying much more IN favor
OF a new invention than the public are willing
to admit after trial. hope it will be satfl-
Gent apology formy taking different course
MY price for the privilege of using the rub
Der is fifty dollars for each prlr OF wheat
stones the mill contains.
& Letters directed to me post paid shall be
attended 10.
James Deneale.
Dnmfries, Va. July
io--ll. d2Wlaw2m
1T Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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Land for Sac.
GREAT BARGAIN.

& will sell from about fifty to sixty acres Of.
| Land lying in this county. and binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Town
to Alexandra. This landis elegantly situat-
ed in point of building scites, and has the
further advantage of Icing furnished with de-
liphtful water, and from its high elevated si@
t,,ation the ueneft OF tie most salubrious air.
IF necessary this property will he laid out in
lot, so as to sHit those who may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to.
JOHN LUXE, Esq. or to
Charles Alexander,
: (S0n u PhAh.J
Alexandra County, July 10.
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~ Printing in its various branehe.
with accuracy and dispatch.
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JusT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SIT TO MUSIC
Inc lay Of Love, written by IL. Lewis,
- ihe music composed by DR.. j. Clarke
rice Is cents.
Inc lone OF my Heart, Ballad, sung.
. A' iacleSan, and composed by MIR. E
'aelps Frice IS cents.
i9lce Forward, a favorite Cotillion, a.
ap'ea to the new song of No, no, no, il
= s be 50. Price Is cents.
Inc Days thai are gone, Ballad, with an
sss'onipammeat for the plane forte, compo-
. " Dr~Clarke. Price 81 10 cents.
va a beautiful Butterfly, burnt in ball
0On. Prize IL ID CTS.
luns s.
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RUNAW AYS.

= 49,
Rauo4vsu from the plantation efl0r. W7lfaat
4ay, near. the Stone Bridge in Frederick
Country,
Two likely Mulatto Boys.
BILLY, the eldest, is between IS and s
years of age, a bright mnlatto' well grown
for his years, his hair black and lately cut IN
the fashion, slender made, bat sprightly and
active. CAMDEN is a dark minatto, his
hair rather incliaea 10 cur, and lately cut also
inthe same manner as .iilly's; wei set aud
when walking has his ey es turned towards the 2
ground, as if looking for something: about J
IL years of age A ioer4l reward will be
paid for experimenting the SAID boys and Sc
r,r;no chem in any Jail withip this common
wealth. wealth, and giving information of the same
10 Mr. Mr. William Hay Of Richmond, or the
subscriber, living near the Stone Bridge Free
u'''S> ~ John Hay.
July 4.
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THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | ! miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which is a conye-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly 50 an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion of i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made -ei1e terms
son A,.." .;,n =, 10 Mr. john DUN, adjoining
,;,o said farm, or the subscriber ON the pre-
E. DulIn.
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New Publications,

FOR SALE
1T COTTOMt5 SI'EWAR7's Bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Sugden's Law of Vendors and Purchasers
Of Estates.
Laws on Pleading.
American Pleader's Assistat. 4
Harrison's Chance"y Reports. l.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel; ~ MApor
ter.
,rhaddeus Of Warsaw, do: by Miss Pos
ter.
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss ow~
enson.
Georges and Bees, by R. southeby.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia, BY Mrs;
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
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N o T c f.

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Co. are hereby notified. that
an instalment of Ten Dollars on each share is
called for and must be paid TO the subscriber
on or before the 5th day of august next.
BY order of the President and Directors.
John HooH, Tyeaillrer.
July 10. dt5thAug
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Jofeph Vaudeville,

Joleph Vaudeville,
sS@sKR OF KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS,
Has Received,
Iloo half boxes Roufett's CT
!. s1 81, warranted of the veryfrst quality
neal = Maccouba Snuff,
s'ppee DO Coarse and Fine,
boxes fresh MUSTARD,
qaslity. Pc ''0oAA : :
NJ --HE HAS ALSO,
seneral AHortrnent as ulual,
~ WINES, LIQUORS, and GRocE
Sssember
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FOR SALE,
so hogsheads SUGAR,
$50 bags COFFEE,
10 hogsheads Antigua RUM,
40 bales best COTTON.
Joseph Riddle.
July 10. q

Impaired from London,
VIA NORFOLK,
.4,,d for sale By the subscriber, at,tAe store Of
r. VEIYCH and co.
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
A fmall Election Of Superhne
Broadcloths, Kerseymercs, Felipe Cloths
Cambrics,-- Observation-Disclosures Calicoes.-
Worked Colored Counterpanes, &cs
ALSO,
One case Of Watchmakers' Tools.
T. H. Jones.
= July i9. d.
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FOR SALE,

Or TO be rented for a term Of years, or on per
fetual ground rent,
A number of well built brick houses, seve-
raj of which are Immediately tenantable, ST.
tuate ON GreenleaPs Point
also,
Hcase Lots in most every part of the city.
Unity TO
James Greenleaf,
Or, in his absence. to
Samuel Elliot, Jun.
Washington City, July Ga. dsw
A GREA'T BARGAIN.
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sasss at Venans.

.u.rv TUESDAY and Friday,
cse WILL BE SOLD
xr.nd,,e Store, corner of Prince and
Fps Water streets.
!, ..;;,., of DRY Goods, Groceries, &C.
vo: '''',rs ofwhich will be expressed N N
| |s!us e the dayAl kinds OF goods
'hebs 6 - limitation and the prices Oh
ga az : established, can at any time DC
"a and purchased atths lowest i'm1@'
prices. = .s.r.te1,er. y. NJ.
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90 And let rae ten that honorable gentle
man. that would not yield the honol -
representing sucn men to be the reffses1A.S
t;yk. Of all the growers of cotton, ar'a TIC
and fobacco and indigo, in the whole "s'rl,''
SIR. the men, whom / represent, not olii!
raise these humble articles, but fheY "a -
NTH the AaBor Of their or'p hands, zpasn ,!s
,s.oeat Of shei, e50n 6rozos. And py tnls
their habitual mode of hardy industry, 'hey
acquire vsgor oil nerve, a strength OF mus
Gle and a spirit and intelligence somewhat
characteristic. And let me assure that no
norable gentleman that the men, OF "nom
/ speak viii not, at his call, nor at the invi-
tation of any man, or set OF men, from MS
Quarter of the union, undertake to : 6f10e
mr. aootjier into the ocean" But, on the
contrary. whenever they once realize, that
their rights are invaded, they will unite IKE
, hand Of brothers, and drive their enemies
there.
The honorable gentleman from Kentucky
(Mr. Iohnson) speaking of the embargo
said. that this was the kind Of conhict,wficIh
our fathers waged; and my honorable col
league Mr.. Bacon) made poor attempt to
confound this policy, with the non-inter1
course and non-importation agreement OF
t774 and i775. Sir, nothing can be more
dissimilar. The intercourse an6 non
importation agreement of that period, SO tar
from destroying commerce fostcred and en-
courased it. The trade with G"eat l Brlfaln
was, indeed, VOLUNTARILY Distracted, but the
enterprizc Of our merchants found new IN
centive in the commerce with all the other
nations of the globe, which succeeded I'M
mediately on our escape from the monopoly
of the mother country. Our navigation
was never suspended. The field Of com
.nerce, at that period, SO far from being
blasted by pestiferons regulations, was ex-
tended BY the effect Of the restrictions a
dopted.
Speech TO be continued.
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7r4,,v,s. So favor Of che system Suppose
ia roeyyb ants had addressed the President
IN the days of their prosperity, would nc
not have expressed his satisfaction at inc
e;;rcn instance And would such expression
have been Just ground, or any ground q
,J.,,,, aud jealousy to the manufacturer -
Sse-t,;,,]y not. sic. Every patriot must re-
nice II the prosperity Of each, and every
class of citizens. Indeed, Sit, did nor tns
gentleman himself, in the course OF MS oo-
s9sryat;ors. with laudable animation, exc
pre.s his high satisfaction as tae doings o.
his own legislature, giving encouragement r
TO Colonel Humphreys, IN his attempts 70
;n.roI,,ce manufactures into the state OF
Connecticut? Proceedings highly nonofa-
be both to the Legislature and Coi- iiuihlai-
r;;es: and which have also seen with gfeae
satisfaction. But, sir, would 1t be cofrect
70 infer from, this circumstances, that CON-
merce is to be assaulted and FRUSTRATED =
Such an inference would be as Idle and ao-
surd In this case, as it is IN relation to the
views of the general government. lndeea'
sir. concur perfectly with the gentleman III
the opinion he has expressed upon the ma
nufacturing system, in relation to the com
nercial. have taken more pains IN rePel-
ling this extraordinary jealousy or suspicion
in the hope that in correcting the pubic sen
tinent, in this respect, it wouEd, at the
same time, dissipate great portion OF the
objections to the embargo laws, which seem
at this time, to be imperiously demanded
by the extraordinary crisis OF oar tofe'sn
relations.
E,spescn 70 be coatsaued.l
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Latest from Europe.
LONDON, Nov. I.

lLORLOS, IN1Vs L.
Dispatches were yesterday received by
government from Oporto, giving an account
Of disturbance in the ueighborhood OF that
place. Notwithstanding the baggage Of the
French troops embarked there was regu-
larlv searched, the resentment OF the peo-
pie towards the enemy was so lnveterate,
in consequence of some sacred articles be-
ing found i, sIseir possession, that they III
the Portuguese, in their turn, committed
every possible depreciation on board the
transports. The British commander had
the greatest difficulty in restraining the vio-
fence and outrage OF toe people, but happily
at the date OF the dispatches, public tran
guilty had been restored.
November 9.
The conferences at Erfurth are at an end
and the veil which has hitherto covered
them, viii soon be withdrawn. One of their
objects we can easily penetrate into, and
sorry are we to say, that there is no doubt
OF Bonaparte's having accomplished it,
lie has persuaded Russia to enter into his
views upon Spain and the emperor Alex
ander IS the medium through which he has
made the emperor OF Austria remain, if
not approving, at least tame spectator of
that sanguinary warfare with which he is
determined TO visit Spain. BY what arts
and arguments can he have prevailed upon
Russia or Austria to give credit TO any
pledge ne may make, Or to any treaty he
may sign, aiter ms treatment of Spain p
Questions like these we know are useless.
but the mind cannot refrain from asking
them--itistory has now to record another
proofof the lengths to which the credulity Of
some cabinets can be carried: and we shall
be much deceived if she viii not have to re-
cord also signal instances Of the fatal effects
of it.
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DISTURBANCES AT OpOpTO
PRIVAI'E LETTER.
= OPORTO. ((rt 70 ,+

{, vu OPoRTo, oct. IS, at night.
we have had, since Monday last, a
KIND OF second revolution, which was oc.
caslonea oy the arrival OF the French troops
from hlinelda, under an escort of $40 men
o. tne oen British regiment. They arrived
at Cales Novo, below Massarallus on Sun
day morning; but the sick (about e5o)
came down from Pezo da Reeoa. in four
boats under a guard of British soldiers and
arrived On Saturday morning. This as
YOU may suppose, attracted great crowd
on the bridge, and that day the people be-
gun to be dissatisfied. These were carried
down to the Castle of St. Johns; and things
renamed pretty quiet until the Monday
morning. although all Sunday the people
went to see those that were at Gales Novo.
and continued SO all night long, which thew
employed in buying all kind Of things from
the french, who sold many fine horses, and
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[coETINUED.l
l1G-. @u:ncey's Speech cont;nued.l

III. SsSu:ncey's Speech continued. .
My honorable colleague Mr.. Bacon)
was also pleased to refer to me as a man Of
divisions and distinctions, 1vagi4g 7tar zuitb
adDs',5s end ds0liag IN figures. Sir, am
sorry chat my honorable colleague should
stoop $ from his pride of place." at such
to MN. certainly, Mr.. Speaker c,
but confess, that g deeming high of this
station, which hold; standing, as it were,
in the awful presence OF an assembled peo-
pie, am more than ordinarily anxious, on
all occasions, 20 select the best thoughts, in
my marrow store bouse, and to adapt to
them, the most appropriate dress, in my in
teilectuai wardrobe. know not whether,
on this account, / am Justly obnoxious 70
the asperity OF my honorable colleague.-
But on the subject of figures, MIR. Speaker,
this know, and cannot refrain from assur-
ing this house, that as, on the one hand,
shall, to the extent Of my humble talents,
always be ambitious, and never cease striv-
ing, to make a decent figure On this floor,
SO On the other, never can be ambitious.
but on the contrary, shall ever strive chiefly
to avoid cutting hgure like my honorable
colleague.
The gentleman from Georgia CIR.
Troup) the other day, told this house, that
If commerce were permitted such was the
state Of our foreign relations none but bank
rupts would carry on trade. Sir, the ho
norabie gentleman has not attained correct
information in this particular. | do not be-
lieve that | state any thing above the real
fact, when say, that on the day this legis-
iatlre assembled, one hundred vessels at
least, were lying in the different ports and
harbors of New-England, loaded, riding at
single anchor, ready and anxious for nothing
SO much, as for your leave to depart. Ger
tainly, this does not look much Ike any
doubt, that field of advantageous COM
merce would open, if you would unbar the
door to our citizens. That this was the
case, in Massachusetts, know. Before
left that part of the country, | had several
applications from men, who had stated that
they had property in such situations, and So
Letting me to give them the earliest infor-
NATION OF your probable policy. The men
SO applying, sir, can assure the house.
were not bankrupts; but intelligent mer-
chants, shrewd to perceive their true inte-
rests keen to pursue them. The same ho-
norable gentleman was also pleased to speak
OF ga Palfry trade in potash and coafsh.n
and to refer to me, as the representative Of
men, who raised "6eef and pork and bnltte,
ana cheese and potatoes and ca66ages. 80
Well, sir, confess the fact. | am tba 70
preventative, In part, of men. the nr,,,,o4e
OF whose industry are beef and pork. and
0astes and Cheese and potatoes and csbbag.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY, December Z.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE

On tke rsbort IN part Of the committee to
tatom vgns referred 50 much Of tie presi-
ds,a's message as relates to foreign rela-
fi9ns.
CONTINUED
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DGfy Gsssttr, 0 DOBcrs per. drE.sss-
cpua,rv Gazcfse. . Dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
WANTED To PURCHASE.
10 or Is Young Negroes.
Enquire of The Prirrsr
November SO. 1903 #
VIRGINIA !:

Alta Court hold for Halifax county, ON Nom
day the goth day of December, 1908.
John Wimbish, Plaintiffo s.
AGAINST
Gardner Mayes and Isaac Medley, de-
putty sheriff for Thomas Watkins, 5
sheriff of Halifax, Defendants. \
THE defendant Gardner Mayes. not nav
entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act OF assembly and
the rules of this court. and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this state; on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his counsel, Ii is ordered.
that the said defendant, Mayes, do appear
here on the fourth Monday III March next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that a co,
.py OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published IN
the city of Richmond for two months sue.
cessively, and posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
copy-Teste
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. d. C. H.gC.
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so Dollars Reward.

p AN AWAY from Benjamin Moore's in
IN Buckingham County, near the Cour,-l,ouse.
about the l4th OF August, 1907, A NEGRO
NAN, named TOM; he is about twenty nine
or thirty years old, five feet seven or eight in.
che5 high, rather of a yellowish complexion. ba,
scar On his right cheee occasioned .by the tooth
ache; he hus rather down com,enance when
spoken 20; and was purchased from Edward G.
Hill of Spottsylvania County, by Benz. Moore.
who gave him to his son William Moore. Of
whom purchased him. II is very probable he
has obtained 4 free pass, and is at This time in
'Spotsylvania, where expec, his relations and
aequaineances are, or lurking abpu. Richmond.
He ran sway abont twelve months before his laxr
elopenent. and crossed the Blue Ridge. and was
apprchcnded in Berkeley County, & put in Ma.
hnsburg Jail. He may have aimed for th.e
course again. bu, think ii, mott probable from
some circumstances that he has gone below where
he was raised. Any person that will deliver the
said negro TO the subscriber livings;n Warmth
sser, Nelson County, or Capt. Ben In Mco.e.
living in Buckingham County,, near the Court.
house. shall receive the above reward or will
give twenty Dollars 10 any person who will an
prehend and secure MIN in any Jail, and give me
such information SO that ge, him again. All
masters of vessels are forewarned from Carving
him out OF the state at sheir peril.
Robert Moore.
Nielsen County, January 18th, 1909 wifi
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\ OST, red Morocco Pocket Book
IL near ByYd's Ware house, containing
a Tobacco Dote, No. us -I62o--l5o---
lazO!b. Of Byrd's inspection, with rs dol.
in Virginia bank notes. and sundry other
papers bonds. Scc-.- w hoover will deliver
4iie ForKet Book with its contents, a,
Cap, DasIs's tavern, or al Byrd's Ware
house, shalt receive the above reward.
JAMES SATTER WHITE.
February 10, 1909. (3w1
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Cumberland, December Court, 1903.
James Moron & Co. PiaintIffs,1
ACAINsT L In Chan.
John Lakeland Admir-. of Jno Bib, ( Gerry.
dec. and Drury Watson, Defts.j
THIS day came the Plaintiffs By their attorneys
and the Defendant Drury, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to law aud he Jules of This court, and it appear.
ng TO the satisfaction Of the court that he is not
an inhabfan, Of this state, on the motion Of the
plaintiffs by their counsel aforesaid, it is ordered
tha; the said defendant Drury, DO appear here
m the 4'h Monday in March next and onswer the
plaintiff bill, and th., copy of this order be
published in some one of the newspapers printed
in the city of Richmond. and posted at the front
door of he court house of this county.
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Land For Sale.
FOR SALE,
1884 Acres of Land,

Lying on James River, in Powhatan County, 80
miles above Richmond and 10 below Gainesville,
20 acres of this land is James River low grounds,
with good shad fishery, several apple aud
peach orchards of choice fruit: 500 acres of thi
land is unceared and of good quality the cleared
land is well adapted to corn, wheat aud Tobac-
CO. The present occupant sends to market
from this land annually $500 bushels Of wheat.
The improvements ara superior to any in the
county, the payments vii be made easy to the
purchaser. For further incarnation apply to
Chan: H. Saunders.
Richmond, Jan. $1,000. (wSm)
N. B. / also wish to sell two TRACTS
Of LAND lying in Buckingham County,
one tract containing 2sS acres, within five
miles of Cara on Buffaloe creek adjoining
the lands of Enos Boiling and John Hug
gins. The other tract contains 400 acres,
adjoining the land of John Sc Harris Rainey
Chasteen, and formerly the property of Mr.
Peyton Saunders. would sell bargain in
these lands. and make the payments easy.
Chan: III. Saunders.
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R A G S.
X "A U D.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY THE H1cz.
EST PRICE FOR
LINNEN or COTTON
II A G. S.;

(For the VIRGINIA MANUFACToRY.,
A ND will contract with country Store
4 \ Keepers for all they may be able to COL
iect, which will be paid for in cash, on de-
livery at my store, near the Courthouse
where. may be had general assortment Of
GROCERlES, BOOTS, SHOES, e PA.
TENT NAILS.
WILLIAM FARR.
Richmond, 22d Jan. 1905. wI2m
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A Young Man

<H|HO can come well recommended
w FOR industry, honesty, and sobriety,
that understands the management of Ne.
groes, may hear of employment on ap4
plication at this Office. (tT1