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pie 40 az 3
Lathwood, four
feet 1OlCs 12I 0s tath.
Of cotton we calculate that there are a.
bout $4,000 bags in this port. AT frac-
ton below the market price, the spectators
offer to take any quantity, even on board j;
the dealers continue to buy sParingly.
On the s1st of last month, (Ausust) we
had 3615 hhds. tobacco in store, and 1915
on board. Al, our present quotations. a
disposition to speculate begins 70 shew itself
and prices are not expected to SO down.
Slaves have free sale ex-ship.
Pot ashes are rather dull, but tor pearls
the demand is steady,
Our corn market is brisk, and flour, rice,
and wheat likely 10 advance, under the aw-
full prospect of limited, 4 late, and an In
iured harvest.
Naval stores are all freely bought up IN
arrival, and our warlike relations with the
north are likely to effect further advance.
t. Timber continues to have regular de-
mand our stock however having lately re-
ceived considerable accession, no lmine-
date advance can well be calculated upon.
A depression is not dreaded.
hnbortations. into LrverpooL .fJom America,
| from the lst Of January last, to this 6ay,
|, the I'D ofSepteaber, 1909, inclusive.
Cotton, 164,984 bags.
Rice. 1922 tierces.
Ditto, 2,l22 oarrei''
Tobacco. e,753 hhds.
Flour, 1925 barrels.
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r1.a ,:an1,a,n I

,,s;tants efthis kinsaom'
IbraaDi 'a Given to you the thoughts and the
~ nth which the archbishop OF Mexico
IDEAS S his government as Vicerey.-
con- toaIe cannot depart from the character OF
But ~, his successorof the disciples Of JESUS
beng 80 who is the Supreme King of Kings,
Cn''It' therefore salute you with the last
anu as which they heard from the blessed
S0luS If their Divine Master:-" Peace
npa NTH vou /; IAN he, be nat afraid"
!. The ARCHBISHOP, VIcERoY.
,aral Palace Of Mexico,
''' MANUEL MER1No, Sec'y.
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HALLowELL, (Mss.) Oct. 4.

b.surrection.-We are in most uahap-
by situation in this part of the country, tor
We are in state of actual rebellion. You
have no tlopbt heard OF a murder comaitsed
some weeks back by some squaners, and
that eight nsn who did the act are in goal
For some time we were told they would be.
rescued but the report was treated with
contempt, until Friday night, se;h Scp:em-
Der, between the hours OF IL and /, when
we were reused by the cries ct MURDER
and FIRE Before | could get out Of oc.l
military notification was read to me to ap-
pear armed and equipped in three minutes
at the gun house. When / got inc the
street every thing was in confusion. found
that the artillery had gone 10 Augusta ; and
part OF our company mounted on horseback
had also proceeded. We remained on our
arms until the dawn Of the morning. Satur-
day strong guard turned out and We were
pretty quiet. On Sunday n;g hit the alarm
commenced at 10 o'clock, and positive in
formation, was received of a considerable
body OF the enemy, within few mi.es OF
Augusta SO we remained during the n.ght.
Monday was drafted, and marched at I
in the evening. Stood on guard 6 hours,
on one Of the roads about mills frop the
settlement.
Tuesday mig ht we hoped thss the Gercs
was so great We should have sotse ress, but
it was the wors. OF all. About midnight he
Augusta bell began to ring { tho signal for
their being attacIsd) we could diatinct!y
hear the guns. The small part of our COM
pany that had heen left behind were lmme-
diately ordered to narch-the alarm guns
were fired to bring up theroops tson Gard
ner. On Our arrival, we found the guards
had been driven in, except four who were
captured within few miles OF Augusta
bridge. They resisted until overpowered
by party Of SO or GO. In the tray, some
were wounded unfortunately the main bo-
dy at the goal were not strong enough to
reinforce the party attacked they were lett
to struggle for themselves. Major Weeks
who had rendered himself very conspicuous
for his exertions in rousing the we'll affect
ed part Of the county to support the govern
ment and laws, mounted his horse and rode
to the bridge. He was seized and dragged
into the woods, and threatened to be hang
ed but fortunately made his escape. A re-
gular force of about 400 troops is kept at
Augusta, and I am obliged to hire man
to be there, and at the same time to patrole
the streets here for We are i'll great dan
ger of being set ON fire, in order to confne
the people here, and prevent their going to
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Augusta in case of alarm. It is supposed
that the insurgents are from eco to 1909
strong, and the dissfection rapidly spread
ing. Gen. Scwall has sent on to the govern.
or for orders.''
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With Miller's House, a two-story Dwell
inc House, commodious Stone Store House,
Blacksmitps' Shop. Stable, sc. and sixty "a
cres OF Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
great part of which is highly improved
meadow.
The a2ill House is 4s by Sc feet, with
pair OF Burr Stones, 4 by 8, and pair of ceun,
try stones.
With respect to situation and other advan-
tases there is none in Virginia more propi-
tous, being oa a never failing stream formed
by a confux of the Bull Run and Catharpin
about four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the Lonten-
plated road from Fauquier court house TO
Centrevi!le, and directly in the route fron- an
extensive contiguous settlement of produce
tive farms.
The terms of sale will be one third OF the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security.
Any per,on inclined to purchase may have
an opportunity of treating for this property
in the mean time with
Landon Carter.
Sept 80. co
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TIE brio Helen, MsCobb, from this port
.hr St. Bartholomew, was spoken on the
D..h {, ptember, lat. %, 81, long. Is.
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Public Sale.

On Friday next at 10 o'clock, will be sold at
the dwelling house of I. Gibson on Patrick
street,
A variety Of Household Furniture.
CONSISTING OF
Beds, bed steads, looking glasses, book
case, side-board, tables, chairs, one eight day.
clock, with number Of other articles.
p. G.. MARSTELLER.
October II.
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1913 half do.
lS6,SS7 bushels.
1880 barrels.
22,217 barrels.
1876 do.
423 do.
1896 do.

Insurance in and out, 2guineas per cent.
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.temper, moderation and frmness, we have
no doubt whatever; but the points IN DIS
cussion are of the most delicate and vital
nature. What can be the equivalents tor
the honor--for any portion of the honor. or
Just neutrality of nation? Our conviction
is, that if you do not contend, you will seek
in vain for ample Justice from France or
England; and the question then will be un-
able to obtain justice from either, will you,
upon the cold doctrine of prudence OF ne
>cessity, submit to system of impartial RI
gor, insult and oppression from both ne
position of America gives her strength, and
though in distinct and different points, she,
perhaps, is unequal to other nations, still
she NAV be honest to herself. This, IN our
opinion, is the great question, even II the
dispute should, for time, be patcheo up,
which must arrest the attention OF the neSf
Congress. The representatives OF Amerl'
ca we thirk will do their duty but, after
what is past, should they in temporlzlng
spirit, or with those compliances OF which
Europe furnishes an ample catalogue OF ex-
amples, comprise the neutral rights, honors
and advantages of their country, then we
are convinced they viii find at home pow
er more fatal TO them than England and
France, or even France and England unit
ed. We have been reluctantly led into these
political speculations from strong coavlc-
ton of their Importance, and from the un-
alterabe belief thai however our commercs
may lucluate under the vlcisslsudcs OF the
negotiation, it is the discussions IN Con-
gress which must give firm and ultimate
turn to our market: 't'he balance of proba'
bi!isies in our opinion decidedly incllnes to
a very material though perhaps not to an
immediat- advance, in the prices OF all your
expor, articles.
& Assuring you that we shah be infinitely
more gratiied in the failure, than the &C
complshment OF our antlclPatons, We re:
main, with sincerity, your very obedlent
servants"
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SIX Cents RewaYG.


FIOPED from the subscriber an appren-
ticc named WILLIAM GRI MES, about 20
years old, fail complexion, light hair, and
down look The above reward will be CIV.
en- on his delivery to me, and I'eaution all
persons from harboring or employing hims
as shall prosecute such agreeable to law.
G.. PasCOe.
October Il. 81
WAS DROPPED yesterday, supposed
w in the Presbyterian meeting house,
II GOLD RING. The finder viii be re-
wartsed on leaving it with the Printer.
October 10. st
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Sept. so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

OF Europe, be compared with the present
state OF things both there and here, and it
wih be iouad hat tho my views were un..
popular, the events nave demonstrated that
they we're Correct.
But suppose 1t were possible to convict
me ot the niost gorgeous fully as well as
taisehood, would -ir exculpate John Clarke
from the foul deeds with which he stands
charged; would it bring back into the pub
lie treasury almost half a million of dollars
which have been squandered; would 1t rem
der worthless arms fit for war; would it
restore lite To those who have been killed
by the bursting of armory muskets or would
II reinsiate the authors and abettors of these
mschefs in public favor and confidence |!
HENRY BANKS.
March 9th, 1909.
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LONDON, December is.

Admiral SIR Samuel Hood is under orders
for the coast of Spain. The precise point
rs not known, as he is going upon a secret
service. He will hoist his Gag on board
the Jealous, Of - guns, his former fayo.
rite ship. The Jealous, which was on her
way to the Downs to relieve the Christian
VII. has returned to Portsmouth, and the
latter is 10 remain ON the Flushing station
Wehaye received this morning the Ham,
burgh Correspondence to the 3Oth uIt.-
IL appears that great Commercial failures
had occurred in Austria. Thesc she un-
fortunately owes to The restricted state Of
her trade, through the part she is com
PEELED by France TO take. This is the price
at which She purchases a nominal peace,
and what Bonaparte calls catering into the
Continental System. We aIe sorry to hear
that the revolutionary Daendels has arrived
safely at Batavia as Governor. The Prus-
sian king defers from time to time his re
turn tohls capital Alas! his entry will be
no cause OF Joy or triumph to him, whate-
yer marks of affection may be shewn him
Dy some OF It's loyal citizens! He brings
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
THIRTEENTH BULLETIN.

%. +IGrEa1'S, near IHGQTid, Dec. q.
Oh the 2O.h ult. The head quarters Of the
emperor were removed to the liase OF
buuzcaias; On the 30ch, at the Break o. day
the duke OF Buiiuno presented himself a the
loot OF the S9no Sierra; vision OF 3 600
men OF the Spanish army Of reserve, de.en-
ded line passage OF the mountains. TIE e.
nemy thought themselves unattack able in
th;tr position. They had entrenched the
narrow passage, Called Puerto, with six
teen pieces OF cannon The nmth light in.
fantry marched upon the right; the 2erh
upon the cauSeway; and the - n followed
by the side OF the heights on tue lief. Gen.
ornarmont, win pieces of artillery, ad.
vanced oy the causeway. The action CON.
nenced by the firing o: musquetry and can
non.
a charge made by Gen. Montbrun, at
'he he'd vi the Polish Light horse, decided
The affrr; il was most brilliant one and
the regiment covered itself with glory, and
proved 1t was worthy TO form part Of the
lmPen Il guards; cannonS, flags, musquets
sidiers, ali were taken or cut To niece.
Eiglt Ponsh light horse were Killed unon
the cannGD, and 10 we're wounded. Amona
me iaSe Is capt. Duinvanosk., VINO was Sc
yereiy wounded, and lies almost witbou,
- marshal
OF me emperor's household, charged anong
the Polish troops, and rece we'd maDy
wounds, one Of Which is very severe.
sixteen pieces of cannon, 10 days, 20 co.
vcred CHESTS, 200 Wagons laden win all
kind OF baggage, and the military chest of
The regiments, are the fruits OF this b,illi-
ant affair. Among the prisoners, which
are very numerous, are all the colonies s.
neuien mt coionels of the corps of the Spa.
nlsh division. All the soldiers would have
been taken, if they had NO, thrown way
their arms, and dispersed it, the noun
tains.
On the 1st Dec. the head quarters of the
emperor were al 81 AugustiD, and on the
Bad the duke of lstria, win the cavalry.
commanded the heights OF Madrid.
Ihe infantry cOtud not arrive before the
SD. Inc mieiiigeDce which we have hi.
Iherto received, leads US to think that this
Gown IS suffering under ali kinds Of disorr
ders, and that the doors are barricadoed
The weatnsr Is very fine
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WASHINGTON CITY, March s.
APPOINTMENTS.
March 9th, 1909.

The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed to the Offices respectively affixed
TO their names; having been nominated by
the President of the u. S. and approved by
the Senate.
Robert Smith, of Maryland, Secretary
of State.
VilhGm Eustis, of Massachusetts, Secre-
tary of War.
PaM Hauiiton, of South Carolina, Sc
e.ary OF the Navy.
1Aomas Sumter, jun. of South Carolina,
Minister Plenapotentiary to Rio Janeiro.
H,nry AsN, Consul at St. Salvador in
Brazil.
David Holmes, of Virginia Governor of
t"e MssisspF Ierrhory.
J9hn Boyle, of Kentucky, Governor of
The i.lIno,s Territory.
NATHANIEL POPE, Secretary of the Illinois
reriitory.
Among the nominations, made by the
fres'aeat, was, we understand, that Of
J9hR gAincy mans, as Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary TO 5r. Petersburgh, on which no
vote was TAKEN III the Senate, they having
rcSolV- d-Ayes l7--Nees 18th at saca a
'nisii1n was in tGcir opinion unnecessary.
The Senate yesterday adjourned sne die
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A Bank Note

OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. taken
from black boy, VINO called himself Iauss
smith, and says ne found u in the street-not
thinking Il proper 10 Iet the boz keep u, de.
tanned It for the proper owns, who ma have il,
on giving satisfactory evidence Of his or their
right to It and paying the expense Of this adyer.
uSement.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Richmond, Msreh ION, 1909. a.
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FROM THE MONITOR.

In the Boston Centinel of ,he q, ;,s.
.he following arucles were inserted -,
'he 'itie OF '.Fnrthcr suhhresssJ in.,,
"eHfS' ms, TO every man whose nil
ho' Jauhdiced ny the Oie OF party. wou,d
"'"el seeih "a contrad Gt.on for. It ia very
i"''iSs' that II the articles oe yenu,ne aoJ
were suppressed," the editor of . Ros,n..
newspaper Wouid not have been erahIed 80
oolaih them tor publication or. tb.t IS
enuhe ana suppressed" ana VET he did
'"eh Tor Insertion in N g,z.tte
ny must nave been purloined for nm nv
.oe Hh'sChievous had directe d bv SOM.
ne"r'' winch "no honorable. motives az
Po"cy or prudence, no rules OF o,pIom,.r,,.
q licacy required
Ahe boston printer does not inform b;s
readers when OF from whom n ,,ro.,,r.'S
'he articles; but almost inslnu,Its ~.
'ney mere ciandestinely obtained rom tne
par.iiehe OIL state. If Mr.. Russell will
one moment, he will perceive now
eiue' IL is, how very dism genuous m
oa'Jeel the SenSismen of that orr e IN 90
we an imputation. lhave the pIeasur, ne
very slight acquaintance with most nj ,ha.
eierhs IN the department OF state I k,o,y
'heih all oy reputation and haye,non ne
STATION In saying that there As not one ha q
enough TO betray his trust, or who,wonId
even CounteDance or conuive ar a breach of
oath aud duty. .''0' VI
it' thea, they are incapable of it, and
suoA aocun hts do really exist, whence
Sou.u they have been taken bur from con6-
900 communications made by the pre-
'.uem 70 congress-? Were they,; indeed,
DonAushCe communicated? Were thew
,."a hnn at ali Suppose them 10
KIND OF charge is 1t against enc ex cn,,w "e
20 say he has suppressed" diem r. ~.
suppression of documents to ,communica,s
'neh 10 the representatives of the people =
W one hundred and seventy.s TX men. who
are specially chosen to manage the concerns
IT the nation ihs
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vested by some of the papers. ,,,,.
TAU foanu ats way inSo tie.of;c. NJ;
partment. OF State. We Came. Nc
men. reconcile oar minds to the sns,, ~.
because we have the best assuranc..s - G.',''
ueVe that the gentlemen engaged il, ,n,,
p'S, .,c most tair and spoiess cha
II"u ihueed IN every point OF yie,v
make TINS base and infsnuus d,s,.In... 10
-rust, however, that this subject WI, we
WIN the most active investigations t
the authors OF this atrocions dp.a -, nat
sAPoseo 10 the burning Indignation of III
american people Tne oniy cr,a.;S 'l'e
waich we are enabled to lud,e. ,yhs.,h
they are genuine or no., IS tie s,vle ne 49, 1
composition. From this we are ,ncI;,.',
oeleVe tnat they are genu ne, aud thai,
nWs oeen oase!y purloIned from the dsy
Ptr.hen' 10 which they belong Tne rea
WY 'ney were "'shheld IRON the Dnh.
t;o,' ~ : IRE ere zoo eVident to require iIlustra
e'oi' ae o'sndnt INSTALLATIONS wntcn.,h..,
contain IN reg ARD To ..ie ,m 80. ,.n'y
"a'h'stry, together with the ind ,,,,.nt.. "'s
"a MT. Armstrong; feeling at F,'.,,"s
euaiohs ought TO have kept dim -
profound secrecy. Inc .fety of o,s. ~
hister, IL no other Cause existed. 49,
Gu Sonndenudl Com .aunication of -,
papers. lney Could have afforded mn 80
po.s eh. Information to the people. of wn,ch
sney VIII be convinced when tnev re- ,a't,n
hee tnese are he mighty docu,n err. ah''s
whicn 1ohn Randolph was SO x.rem,s,, ao'u'
'horous: tie mast nave known th., >, 90
Psriecely unnecessary and I.nproner 70 80,
isn them, and he must have knows -
wen that such would he the dccis,on.,fcay
sfeSs., he opportunity however was -
vlihg 10 declaim against the executive e
" ehdeavor to excite distrust and sn.,,,o
among the peope. For tn,, m
loorS Oh Congress were freausntiy -.
ma great deal of time mos{s n:,,-t
consumed. h"hiel- y
, " we are authorised to state ,bs,
aSew otevenson, Esq has been sol;ci,ed ~
'Her as Candidate for the civ OF -
nionu, ana that he has conseneld 70 -.
4 MS fellow Citizens saould be ,ncI;o"s.
ia'or nun with their suffrage.
In order to give place to the inteI,i
Sence received oy the Union, we are comn.l
ied 70 DETER our remarks upon the nrod,.s
aings vi congress, Sc the course WHICH rnson
pohSnts 20 che admin stration ilinrohahi,
pursue, IN order to proven, a r .nnni,css
delegation at the next session in M Az,
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GLOBE OFFICE, Two O.CIocs.

MIR. Sha" arrived in Gown this morn
ing from france. The two ladies'. neice.
o. ialleyrand, who sailed from Dover win
the ioteign messengers, arrived in Paris
ON Monday last. Il was then knoWn ~
ha' cry, hat the French arm, vas q,
Madrid, but it CAUSED no sensation. h.
'nf considered matre Of course.
MIR. ohaw reached Paris on Tu.sJsv
and delivered his dispatches To M. O.,
pasny, the Freuch minister for e..
AFFAIRS VINO received him wi h great no
iteness, and gave orders that evero ,os
sIbie attention should be paid to him H.
was entertained in the minister's house
uni'i Wednesday, when ne lief. Paris Wi h
the answer to MI dispatches.
Az English officer arrived this moro;ns
With dispatches from Mr. Frere. onp
minister at M~d,id, and our annie.
The dispatches from our armies are DAT
I'd the 7th. they were then IN high
'pili They had no heard Of III, arr
val OF the French al Mad,id. 7. ,yos na
ler-tood' on the contrary, tina, Bora
pate had not followed Up the victory Of
ludela with his usual energy. He re.
presents the SPaniafds as & estly in want
of cavalry.
Price of Stocks London, Dec. II. Re.
duced IS 7-si-Four per cents, 80 -
Long Annuities 10 Lilo.
The Earl Of Liverpool, the father OF
Lord Hawkesbury, died at his house in
London on the l7.h December. Lord
Hawkesbury being his eldest son, is now
Earl of 1.lyerOo6i
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Important News.

By the Brinsh Brig Nelson, arrived iQst
eUe.ang from LlUerhooi, the Editors Of
the Times h"Oe oeen favored with Lon
don fahers 10 lhe evening Of me 17sh 0
December. Interesting erEractS follozv.
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CAMP at 04qdnd, Dee. 4.

The town OF Madrid has capitulated -
Oar troops entered 1t thus day at noon -
This intelligence IS contained in Muniteurs
of the 15th and 18th instant
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Extract OF a letter from Mr.. A,rmstron0 "a
MIR. Madison.
PARIS, Dec. LIE

Paris, Dec, II, 1907.
forward to Mr. M'Elhony a copy of /,
second and very extraordinary decree. r%li.
'an cree Oh Dec. III of this government
win regard to neutral CONNIE rec .yUhe
NheT IL ne meant to stimulate Great Rri,.;
W 'nS commission OF new on TRACES or 10
quicken us in repelling those she has al
ready comm ttei--tne policy IS eonaIlv nm
"ise' aud SO decidedly so, inst knoy not
4 inah OF consideration who i,nnroveo :,
it - however not less true, IN at II is d,H
cuit 10 Ind one who will hazni-d an onise,;-
Oh 10 IT. I'd, VINO IN tl,is way{S 70.
nINed to go further than any ,other nrIson
aate not avow MS oplniUn Of ~. nor mai a,
nc thinks ~ do more than state that ,hs
present moment would appear To d,c,sts
some notifications. To sbis no;nt -
stands eng ged to go, and wait the resnI,
with inucn anxe ETY.. The emperor is 60
Pected here on the last day pf the mont,n
Extract of letter from Mr. Armstrong -
Mar Madison.
February 8, 1903.
ITO follow the Paragraph endn.- with m.
words pari passu with mis- enemy."1
Whether these iaumasions b,y. sov
references to the distinction between snch
parts OF the French decree as ouerat. 100.
oc'PaIiy on shore, and such as opera.
% 'hs nigh seas, vlols'e the rights of neu.
fais, or TO distinction between the "a,
psr restriction, and the las: extension oe
inc decree with respecg to- the Uni,s5
states, Mr Erskine did hot Sc EN- autbo,;,
ID 70 say. Ahe PROBABILITY Is, thai neither
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A REPUBLICAN,.

u The letters between Mr. Madison and
W.T. armstrong, published in this days Ar.
gus, are tax. "a frofa the Boston Centinel -
Ahis paper mas tor long time bcen the
known meo'um thro' when British coriup-
elon mas Cop'oHsiy flowed upon us. Every
species OF toryism and domestic disaa.ct,oo
Sl"sys receive the most prompt and graci.
ons reception. But as to the manner ~
winch these letters are brought into the light
ne cannot possibly conjecture, 1t is sSg-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

CHARLESTON, February %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

we are authorised to state thu, An.
asew otevenson, Esq has been ,ol;ci,ed ~
,nsr DIS a Candidate for the city OF Rich
mona, ana that ne has Consented 70 $50
= us iehow Citizens SHOULD be inclined -
favor nun with their suffrage. 20
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pack with him no court splsnd ,rs or ex- =
,Iensive establishments, to revive the gaze
~ and activity Il his metropolis. Potslam,
Sans oouc', aud Chario .teeourgl, will pre- :
cent only ia n'm The famed aoodes OF h S
ancestors, yollu,ed 10y the recent infeStion
OF ms most crdel enemies.