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NEW EXPEnITIONt

Sept. 3---We are enabled to state.
that our army is Immediately to be
employed on fresh, and we trust a
more successful expedition. Orders
we're last night dispatched from the
Admiralty to Sir K. Suachan, and
from Lord Castleragh's Office, address
sed "to the Commander in Chief of
ihe British troops in Zealand :" con
tanning Instructions on the subject OF
this new enterprise We Likewise find,
that orders were yesterday given for
providing provisions, &c. for $4,000
men for one month so that we may
conclude that the service in question
is not very remote.
ZITTAU, IULY 51--The following is
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factory recommendations He has some know.
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the order Of the day by which the Arch.
duke Charles notified to the army his
resignation of the command in chief.
"Very important reasons have indu-
ced me to request his Majesty to ac-
cept my resignation of the command
OF the army entrusted to me L yes
'erday received 'his consent, and at
the same time his orders, TO transfer
the chief command to the General of
Cavalry Prince of Lichtenstein. While
l leave the army l take the most live
ly interest in its fate. The perfect
conviction 1 have of its bravery, the
confidence I place in il, and the con-
staot habit of dedicating my exertions
to its service, under this separation,
indescribably painful. aatter myself
that 1t participates in, and returns this
sentiment.
(Signed) "CHARLEs."
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PoSTSCRIPT!

81 Since our paper was put to the
press last evening, the ship Packet, has
arrived in 38 days from Liverpool,
bringing London dates to the 9Th Sep
TENDER. AT which time news had been
received that peace was concluded be-
tween France and Austria-the en-
peror Francis, as might be expected,
makes immense sacrifices to the con-
queror-he is to relinquish his impe-
rial title and the greater part OF his
dominions, and in future is to be sty-
led King of Hungary and Bohemia
Bonaparte adds TO his former titles
that Of Arch-duke of Austria.
The Earl OF. Chatham had returned
from the Walcheren expedition with
the whole of the troops excepting IS,
900, which are to remain to keep pos
session Of the island. 1t was found
impracticable to proceed up the river
Scheldt, so as to get possession of the
French feet near Antwerp. Lord
wellington, late Sir Arthur Wellesley,
was under the necessity of retrea ting
before the French troops immediate
ly after the battle at Talavera, and had
taken his position at Deleytosa, as APP
peared by his dispatch, dated at that
place, August 8. HIS situation was
conceived very critical.
Patriot,
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NOTICE is hereby given. that inteni to
Y leave this state this fall All persons hs.
wing claims against me either on my own &C.
count or as pa tner in any mercantile husiness.
or on any othes account whatsoever, are desired
to bring them forward for adjustment, rs thi.
notice will be plead in bar agains, any Claims
which may be brought against me after my re
moval' AL those indebted % me are requested
to make inimediate payment, as any further in.
diligence viii not be given
VIII be offered for sale, at my house, or the
l3th day of October next, on credit Of
IL months Oh all sums above ten dollars, NY
stock OF Cattle, Hogs, &c. sundry articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Plsnta.
ton Utensils. Also, my crop of Corn and Fods
der. Bonds with approved security will be re-.
CURED OF the purchasers, to carry interest from
che date the interest will be deducted if puncs
tual payment is made.
FraHeis Il. Harris.
Powhatsn Sept. 9Th, 1909. wif
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In the course Of the trial in the
court OF the Kings bench between Mr.
Wright the upholsterer and Colon II
Wardle one fthe counsel, in cross
examining Mrs. Clarke Is said sheer
'ngiv TO have asked her under whose
protection she now was. Mrs. Clarke.
archly replied, Cooking at the bench)
" Lord Ellenborough's." His lord
snip smiled, and the court was con-
vulsed with laughter.
DIED-At fredericksburg, or the a1se
INST. on his way to Baltimore CATER an IN ;.
ness Of ii days. JOHN BEALE, $50. oS
oo'etourt .county--a gentleman OF large
ortdne and great worth and resoectakili-
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Run

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARO.-R un
away from the subscriber in King and Queen
County, on Sunday the LIST inst. HARRY ~
FANNY his wife. both very black negroes Har.
ry il about thir seven years DID, about five fsee
ten o. eleven inches high. has ra.hee i wa look.
and in'JS:d speech--.n on Of his arm he ha
several ourns--he 10 : good sawyer, rough coop
err, and handy plantation fellow. Fanny is about
FIVE feet seven or sigh ;nches high shck made
very fat, bluf face talks fast and s,ammers a
little. IT thsy a'e no: hasoorsi ia thu county,
expect the have rads for The state of Pean.
sylvania. a MASTER of vess L, are foryarneS
from taking them or board and all osher persons
from harboring or in an mlnnsf secfsting them,
as they VIII Dc dealt with agreeaby 10 law
Whoever will deliver tin said negroes to me liv-
ing near the Bestland bridse. in tn. aforesaid
cornry, shall receive the ABOVE reward.
BEVERLEY ROY.
October 5th, 1909, 3w
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The directors Of the society, relying on
the powerful inducements to punctuality,
on the part OF the members, and unwilling
to resort to an unpleasant and expensive
mode OF coercing payment, while they held
active funds sufficient TO answer anv ordi
nary calls, avoided a rigorous collection.
In 1907 an extensive fire, which copsutn
ed vast deal Of Insured property, swept
away the money and public stocks on
hand. This was succeeded by repeated
conhagrations in the years 1908 and 1909.
Hence the society has not been so punctual,
is might be wished. 1t has however at all
times, acted with justice, honor and libe-
raity.
The society has always possessed funds
very Tar exceeding in amount any claim
on 1t. Al this time, the nett funds amount
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SPAIN.
GOVERNMENT OF MADRID-NEyVS
FROM THE ARMY.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
MADRID. Aug. 10

MADRID, Aug. 10.
The 1st and 5th corps overlook, be-
yond the bridge Of Arzobispo, the rear
guard of the English army, entirely
DESTROYED it, and took from it so pie
ces of cannon, their caisons, great
part of their equipage, many horses
& great number of prisoners.
II is also in pursuit. ofthe Army of We.
negas, and has made great number
at prisoners it has retired into the
mountains of Sierra Mofena.
(Signed(
A. BELLIARD Gov. Gen.
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THE subscriber beng licen.ed % acuce he
law. will attend the superior and inferior
court; FOR Hen'ico & the Hastings court of Rich.
mord. Persons trusting business 20 his man
@gement may rely on mis- best efforts for their ins
tereSt. his once is n the upper s:o-y Of ths
market house in Richmond.
Oct. 23l. 1909. I'm
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Ma. PLEAsANrs,

Ma. PLEAsANrs,
l am told that a report is current, and
actually believed, that, the Mutual Assur
ance Society Of Virginia, have not paid for
losses of property insured in their Office
Through Your paper, request permission
to present to the public, a statement of tn :
payments which have been made, for
buildings insured in this Office and after.
wards consumed by FIRE.
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"CHARLEs."
SALEM. October 1.

SALEM, October IL.
Capt. Stacey arrived at Marblehead on
"Wednesday last from Gion lin the north of
SPAN, and the province of Asturia) which
he lett the 18th of August. When he Sail
ed great rejoicings were held at Oviedo, the
capital of the province, on account of the
supposed possession (Which our later &C.
counts show not to be true) of Madrid on
the 18th by the combined armies. Persons
recently from st. Andero, St. Sebastans, &
Bhboa, said, that all Americans in those
ports had been taken up and imprisoned by
the French that At St. Andero they had
once been released Trough the influence OF
Madam O'Br'en. but were again imprison-
ed. 1t was stated that the French h "a on
iy 1000 troops III St. Andero, and Only as
many hundred in Bilboa-that the Spanish
nnes extended to the former place, and
that the Spfniards expected shor ly to re
gain possession of it, as we'll as of Bilboa
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A. BELLIARD Gov. Gen.

On the 10th, the army of Venagas
stopped its rctrogade movement, and
formed at Aimonaciz.-On the io,h,
the King united the 4th corps of the
reserve at Danbroca the 18th, the
King marched towards the enemy,
SUR olndcd him, attacked and drove
him from all his strong positions, and
put him completely to the rout. This
was an affair Of three hours.
Thirty pieces Of ordnance, 100 Gals.
sons, 200 wagons, 5000 killed, an in.
finite lumber of wounded, and several
stands OF colors, are the result of this
brilliant day. Our Iossis very incon.
siderable.
(Signed)
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Dtrginta Nrgn3.
r 1 c H NJ . N ID.
FRIDAY, OcroDER 27, 1909


EXTRACT of a letter from our CorreShon
DEM at Washington CIsy, dated Oct
21ss, 1909.
Don Onis is with us, and has located
himself at Georgetown, in this District, at
Crawford's Inn. Mr. Jackson also remains
there with his family. We are all gaping
mere with expectation for the result Of
this association of British and Spanish di-
piomacy. You have, doubtless, perceived
that the HAVANA has been closed against
all foreign bottoms. Is this meant as a hint,
that if Don Onis is nor received, we shall
be cut off from all intercourse with the
Spanish colonies? 1t really looks a little
like it. But those who resort to such tricks
OF diplomacy, know little of the character
OF the American people, and far less OF the
intellect of our cabinet. Such lille nan
agement may answer in Europe, where ali
S fraud and tnesse but with nation, the
oasis OF whose negotiations is justice, it i
'u>ile TO attempt to caiole or to iniimid tie
her by such miserable shifts.
"We Know qtite as little of Mr.. Jack
s'as Concerns, as you do; except that he
Is MARRIED 70 Prussian lady, VINO is of the
order o. NOBILITY, aad rides In very pre;ty
ilnd'u, wh'ch separates at top, and fails
GOWN bsh1nd aod before, like calash.
oeh'nu a'e '"o tootmen, with long canes,
supporter w,tn as much formality as the
"Ahd OF Doctor Bode-lll de SDatchaway at
Governor Sancao's table. Mrs. JACK SON
! IS reprt-d lady of sound understanding :.
oue l. 10 n1e Ahown whether, like Madame
IL i@H~, sac polisnes her husbands stile. or.
now ana tIcn, Ielps him To brilliant tho't
Hol wou.d, doub less, like to near how,
'He neso-.lIoa progresses: and SO, in.
deeo, saoiid |. But our caoinet appear
very properly to have clapped the great
seal upon the wno!e affair, tor not whis.
per escapes. We should never suspect any
thtnS VS. going on at all, were it not thai
the clerks IN ne Dcpar,m ent of State APP.
pearto be swollen to double their usual SIZE
rms Is s1tr'9ii-I ny the political doctor,
20 the close Retention OF the secrets o.
Sta'ei aad Il i4e ,ente,nen are MT rei.sy
ca oe'o ne 'oarta Monday in November
ana keep sa-.l'a5 at ,ne presen. ate, the,
WA oe as iAFss - 4Iorches.cr 5u.ts. "a.
s-teiie apa!s, aoweycc, We ale totally il
the d4rA As 70 #hat Is gong on and IN IN,
OPINION, government IS ia tie risat to keel
close TIL Congress ,heets, whlSn body is IN,
Constitutional orsaa Of co.anla.casioa."
eve understand by passenger in I'll,
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BAssArERRE, (St. KITES Sent %


BAssATERRE, (St. KIrrs) Sept 90.
Extract of letter received on Wednes.
day, the 9Th inst. from gentleman Of
the first responsibility in Antigua, a few
copies OF which we threw off hastily YES
terday, for the inform alton OF an anxious
public:
GA vessel from Glasgow to Martinico,
in - days-%the following news was yes.
terday forwarded to commodore Fahie- aud
it is believed.
"Sr ARTHUR WELLESLEY has van.
quished Soult and Victar, and the French
are cut up. The Combined armies have
surrounded Madrid, but they have lost
5000 men=-s the enemy has lost $4,000.
"The grand expedition has taken 9 sail
OF the line. burnt 8, taken Il friy.tes
sloops and vessel beyond humber. aaI have
proceeded from Flushing.
"The Emperor Bonaparte asked and
got an armistice for some time, out the
third day the archduse perceived the
crafty CorsIcan encroaChing, which indu-
ced the Archduke to commence the FIGHT.
which terminated against the French
Commodore Fah,e believe 50 much
that what have written is true, that he
rod
| through the shipping"
he part OF the above intelligence allu
/ ding to the capture of the Fleet at Flsr
J ing, was received here so early as Mon.
day, the 25th inst by an ar ned schooner
which called in at Old Roai, IN rged with
dispatch from commodor. Fahie for adj
miral SIR A. Cochrhne, at Halifax. brough,
by express IS days from England.
POSTSCRIPT.
| This noon, the Try Again, capt. Hasell
arrived iron Mtrt.nico II corroDorates
the GLORIOUS lNTELLIG ENCE aboy,
meniIcnsd, having piloted Spans - a
TO Martinez, on M nd y last, 18 aay
from Cadiz bound for Vera Cruz, tor sun
plies. From TINS source we fou al the e.,
lowing additional streng.h to the opni9r
we have ventured.
Cadiz Gazette Ertraordinary.
August IS. 1909
We lately announced to the public, tht
Armstice extracted from the London pa
perS, concluded between the Emperors G.
France and Austria, accompanied wit
suitable reflections on the credit THAI shout
be attached TO its--we have the pleasur
now Of announcing the following intelli
gence:
On the gath inst. His Britannia Majesty
Consul in this city, received an expires
from Gibraltar, referring to intelligenc
brought by Packet in - days from Pa
lermo; with the agreeable news, that tn
| Archduke John had formed junction wit
. his brother Prince Charles, gave tb
French battle on the 2eth of July,
which the defeat Of the latter was so com
plete, as to compel the immediate evacu
alton OF Nenna==the loss on both sides,
this sanguinarY battle, was so, 900.
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IN COUNCIL, October 24th, 1909.
pkOPOS AIS will be received by the Execuv
live until the 4th day Of next noah fo
making and putting on the iron work TO so car.
riages for SIX Founders.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
td Clerk OF the Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

From the silence of the Eastern pa.
pers, on the subject of the late alarm
at Augusta we may presume that it
mas entirely subsidized. The party
confined in the goal of that place, for
the murder of Chadwick, will not re.
ceive their trial until the November
term.--Mer. Adv.
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IN COUNCIL, Oct 24,h, 1909.

DROPOS Is will be received by the Execr.
tive un IL the 18th day Of next month, for
furnishing the following TIMBER, viz.
14O pieces Of whi,e Oak Plank, 8 feet long
fourteen inches vide. three inches thick
40 do. do. 90 inches long II by
40 do. do. 9 feet long 4bv2
40 do. do. q fee, long. oby3
20 do. do. 4 feetIong obv5
80 Axle Trees. Z feet long, 7 by O. Of hiekory4
$500 White Oak sPokcs. 2 feet 6 inches long,
by2
100 Willow Oak Felli;s,s feet 1 iuehs long
4by3.
28O Slack Cum Naves, IL inches long, 10 by IL
l4O pieces Of Hickory, feet long. 4 W )
BIO pieces Of Ash, feet long, 2 BY =.
Seasoned timber viii will be preferred.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
u4N Clerk Of the Council
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CASH will be give f,r a g,odsmale
~ house servant and female cook.
JOSEPH TRENT.
Oct. 9th, 1909. If.
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GIVE understand by passenger in tn
Packet, lsays the Boston Chroa Gle of the
10 IA 'ossant,) tia: the report of G en-. Arm.
strong being IN Amsterdam was Contra
dicied IN Ans!and."
Letters from the Baltic, state, says the
London GLOBE, of the Attn Sept. that the
ports of Denmark and Sweden are now O.
pen to all neutral vessels.
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SANTA OLAILA. Auo. G

SANTA OLAILA, Aug. 6,
We received this moment intelli.
gence that the enemy's artillery, which
bomDarded Toledo, has, on a sudd n.
ceased firing, and that the English &
insurgents are retreating in the utmost
confusion to the left bank Of the a.
gus. Thus few days have been suf-
hcient to confoupd & discomfort the alb.
surd projects of people who carried
the suggestions of infantry so far rs
to conceive that they should speedily
render themselves masters OF the capi
tai, and now deem it extremely. pru.
dent to place the Tagus between them
and the French army.-(Royal Am
sterdam Gazette, Of Aug. 49,
LoNDoH, Sept. S. A letter ofthe Isl
inst. states, that Peace has been sign.
ed between Austria and France. The
conditions, as was to be supposed, are
sufficiently hard. The Emperor Fran
els, it is said, is to keep Hungary, Bo
hemia, and Moravia, and to cede Au
ntria including its capital Vienna. Gal
licia, and all his other territories. III,
Is also to relinquish the imperial tide
and be styled King Of Hungary anc
Bohemia. Bonaparte takes the It'll,
Of Archduke of Austria. Bavari;
gains large accession of territory.
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CHARLESTON, October 10.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE

BY the arrival of the schooner EAGLE
Capt. Taylor, in ten days from St. Chris
topher's, paper of the 29.h ult. pr,n ed
at that place, has been received, from
which the following interesting reports
are copied:=
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II DELLI II ID.
Madrid. Hug. 14.-( Idoniteur, Hug. %.
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There was paid to
insured sufferers 10

Total paid for losses 246,036 %.
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with him to subStitu'e more eFic;eo. co,-
respon6ence.)
Although from the unprecedented d;s.
vowal of Mr.. ErskHe'S treaty by the Br;r
ish ministry we might be justified in e.
pecting nothing manly, just or honorabI.
from that cour,, yet we had indulged be
lief that necessity (the great and only co
ercer OF kings) would have compelled the1,
to resort again to the usual mod. of ib,erN
course between Governments with an an
parent candor and promised good taith
But III this we are for the present disan
pointed CIs another Euro ean camp,t,,
necessary % bring her to her senses II
Great Britain, by the unparalleled eiFron
terry OF her minister, refuses to treat wi,h
as. refuses to atone for past niur es or IN
Iengage for future amity and Justice. On
Government is abused to its face-;ne,,.
is added to inJury-and the nation il leis
to seek redress IN its own resources, or m
wait for third minister from his mosr
gracious majesty.
1t is true, the British ministry, who
d'savowed the treaty of Erskine, and sent
Jackson, have proved their abandoned COR.
rupiioa to the world, have quarreiicd a.
mong themselves, and quit taeir offices
mid the excavations of inc British peonIe~
and new administration is to do US inst;ce.
But how Long tire we TO wait TO, new mi,
listers aud new administrations, the Iattan
annulng the acts of the former and hv
its o~n cpndGc producing a rupture ~ =,
our executive, AID leaving its business -
/ THIRD or fourth negociator? Aud beside
what security have we for the fai,b of
third, after we have been deceived or ~
suited by the fist and second /?
! We are happy to learn the spir;t nm,
Ipromptitude OF our Government on ~.
Important occasion. They will be ami ' -,
ded and supported by every friend 20 tic
d gnity and interest of ofh,s COUNTRY w"
have always expected that the ra,j6ca,i
ons of Eerskrne's treaty would be nal
preliminary a 5 ne qua non by our CO..
eminent with the British, and we arc ~,
confirmed in the OPINION. TnaS trsa NV
was considered by ali parties as h,nornT
Bile and equ' able on both sides-and ~,
p 'rde mus therefore join in malntain n,, a..
propriesy ut our executive in ins,sr,n 20 > -
its fulhl And Lee Us hear no ~ ~
I from Mr.. Coleman & Mr.. Oheeth,nn 0
the disposition OF the British Co do m j., "
tlce, OF their having offered US the go
terms negotiated oy Ersklne twelve mnn,hs
before, aud of the honor and good fairh-S 9
pun'ca hdes -ot that Government