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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
In Piehnaond Hastings Court,
June 10Th l80Q

Elizabeth T Younghusband and Samuei0
p. Parsoi-i, Administrative and admins.
traitor with the will annexed of Plea
SAINT fonnghusband, deceased--Rals
and Pisasarts-Pickett, Pollard and
Johnston-Thomas Taylor and James
Brown, late merchants and partners
under the firm of Taylor aud Brown
James Brown. jun. and William Nor
veil, surviving partners of the Iace coai.
mc,ciial house of Norvel, %iatr and
Bullock, Plaintiffs,
against
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
JEN%iNGs'S GAP lune "a b. 1903
Robert fM7 DOwell,

ID ESPECTFULLY inf,tms the public
Ev. that he has Removed hts family from
biauuion TO The Red House IN Jenninss's
Gap, ca The man Rosd 10 the d Feren.
mineral Springs il Bath, Monroe * Green
Lr,er, where he keeps HOUSE Of EN-.
TERRAIN NENr, az TIE Sign Of he
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
= auDlon aud 90 miles from Harrison
burg. HIS house IS large and airy, wei,
iHrnishgd with good beds, liquors of he
best, good sIpb.ing TO hold upwards of
;h'ry horses, with plenty of hay and
grain AVID pas,ureg e. Also some Mine
81 Sp'ings very convenient to the house
aud ~ b. iuteod, paying particular attenlis
o., 10 TIE npue hmse! he hopes to give
gene al so .slac ion TO thoss who favour
Etn ws,h theu custom.
2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
FOR THE ARGOS.

1t must afford much pleasure to a patriotic
bosom to find that some of those papers as
well as individuals usually called IS federdt,'
entertain and express those sentiments
which become an yAse,ican, ANXIOUS for the
welfare, prosperity AMI honor of our
common country. 1t is but too true that,
the words {" Federal and FerdIsnl" have
been used as cloaks to cover a hidden am.
mostly, bordering on open treason against all
that americans should hold dear & whilst
the actors IN the wicked schemes conceal
themselves from open view, they contrive to
assume the credit of being the political asso-
ciates of many upright and patriotic Ameri-
cans who are denominated FederaliSts.
These feelings and remarks are at pre-
sent chiefly cxcited by the course pursued
BY Major Jackson, the Editor of paper
published in Philadelphia, called Federal,
ana likewise from some articles which have
appeared in that paper one in particular
under the signature "AsTREA," deserves
notice: And the NEST proper notice is to
publish the whole without mutilaiion.
The article just mentioned relates to the
cerrespondencs between the Secretary Of
sfdte Mr.. ROBERT Smith and the British
minister Mr.. +. ]. Jackson. The writer
hasvery iugeniously and correctly selected
from that lengthy correspondence those
paragraphs, OF sentences which embrace
all the points in discussion, and from these
each reader may at once, decide for hi ~.
self, without embarrassing and REMEMBERING
his understanding with arguments, PROPOSE
tons, replies. evasions, assertions, and all
the artillery of diplomatic warfare. These
extracts appear to exhibit the points of inn
portanoe. When they are read in the
successive order in which they occur red
there will bs bat little occasion for lengthy
explanations.
A V1RcIN1AN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
A V1Re1NIAx.
10 nsc Editor Of the Register.

Whatever may be the wishes of the one
party or the other party, in relation to the
events which may follow the suspension of
the functions of MIR Jackson, the British En-
voy, 1t must be the desire Of all parties fully
10 comprehend the true merits of the cor
yysDen nee between that minister and the
government of the United States. The
best way to effect this general and correct
comprehension is, In my opinion, for every
citizen TO throw such lights upon the sub
isct as his calm and candid reflections NAV
produce. With this view, and practising
upon my own suggestion, beg leave,
through tine medium of your Gazette, to
offer to the public, the following collation.
from the correspondence, upon two par
tiCnlar points, to witt The numerical
statement Of Mr.. Jsckson's Representation
to tae Secretary OF State, contained in Nj
Smiths letter OF Oct 9th--snd 3. The Cause
for which MIR Jackson was discarded. In
the first instance the reader Will PERCEIVE
think, as the p resideOt in his late Messagt.
has stated, show unessentLaily the fea-
lures presented in its commencement have
varied in its progress = aud, in the second,
that Mr.. jackson, in MIR. Oakley's note
has Fniststed the grounds upon which he
has been deDarred communication with the
government. My object is, on these to-
pics, to simplify what Mr. jackson has
difiused over vide surface, and thereby
rendered extremely Compiex.-Mr. Jack.
son may have had his reasons for creating
TINS perpiextyi for, certain IT is, that instead
of answering to the specifications of the
statement briefly and promptly, he eva
ded distinct aud unequiVocal replication, &
shroudcd MS response ia unnecessary Vera
bvsiy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
SECOND POINT.

Mr. Jackson to Mr.. Smith, on. II.
" Il may have been concluded between
you CMf. Smith and Mr.. ErskineJ that
these latter were an equivalent for the or.
sinsl Conditions; bat the very al OF sub
sltuiIon evidently shews, that these con.
iiuuns were n fact, very explicitly CON
municaled to you, and by you, Of course.
aid before the President foy his cohsi5srs
atom"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
FIRST POINT.

Z Dfr. Smith TO Mr. Jackson, Oct. 9.
"The President has learned, with no
less surprize than regret, that in your Sc
several Conferences with me, you have sta.
ted
"1st. That you have no instructions from
your government which authorize you to
1nake any explanations whatever 10 TINS 60
yer6ment As 20 the reasons which have iadu .
red his majesty 70 disavow the arrangement
lately made by your predecessor and mat,
therefore, you could not make any such ex-
Blanauous."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Smith to MIR. Jackson, oet. ..

" 4ih. That at all events, it is not the
disposition or the intention of the British
government to revoke their orders in
council as they respect the U. States, but
upon formal stipulation on the part Of the
U States, to accede to the following terms
and conditions, Wit
" Isl. Tia, the ac ofcongress common"
ly called the non-intercourse law, be con
tinued against France, SO long as she shall
continue her DEGREES.
Cd. That the navy of Great Britain be
authorised to aid in enforcing the proyisi.
Ons of The said ACT Of Cong ess.
Sd. That the United States shall ex-
plicitiy renounce, du ing the present war,
the right of carrying on any trade, what.
ever, dirC9 or indire0 with any cnionv
of any enemy Of Great Britain, from which
they we're excluded during peace; and
that this remuneration must ex end, not
only TO the trade between the COLONY
and The mother country, bat to the
trade between the colony and the United
States.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

ont assigning any reason whatever why
the reasonable terms of satisfaction tender
ed and accepted, have mt been carried into
enecC to communicate to this government
note, rendering satisfaction, with AN un.
outstanding that such note should not be
signed ana delivered by you, until you
should have previously seen and approved
the proposed answer of this government,
that the signing and delivery of your note
should be simultaneous -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Me-. Jackson to Nc. Smith, Nov. 4.

{" That before the orders in council
can be revoked, their obieEl mCst be obtains
ed in some olher way, is unquestionably
true"
Thus, by peacemeal, with long disres-
sions, multiplication Of words, and drawl.
Ing reluctance, Mr. Jackson adudts the
whole # Mr.. Smiths statement to be
subs antially true. The equiyocailon OF
the envoy respecting the Sin section, and
the three subdivisions of 1t, IS totally dss-
.royed by the single reflection. that If no
accommodation could be made unless the
indispensable objects Of the existing order
10 Council be obtained in SEINE other way,
and the Intervention OF the British navy
IS necessary, according TO Mr. Canning's
sire qua non, 10 secure the bona fide nten-
ton OF America, there could be NJ az
engagement at all EVENTS" without the go.
vernment Of the United States would agroe
to the three conditions OF the fourth sec
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
NJ. CNes's Saeeeh-CouFiaueI.

l will now proceed, Mr.. President
to enquire whether the facts stated in
me resolution are supported by tn,
correspondence, upon which it is foun.
led! La performing this task, pro-
pose to read the whole of the cores
Pondence which conceive bears An
material relation to thc subject o. Il,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Jackson to Mr.. Smith. Oct ~

My proposal was to agree with you be :
forehand upon the terms of declaration
on the part of his majesty, which should
actually give the satisfaction (the conditions
OF which l informed you was authorized
to carry in,o immediate execution) and of
counter declaration TO be signed by you
on the part OF the United States, for the
purpose of accepting such satisfaction-,he
papers to be singed by us respectively re-
ciprocally corrected and modified, and si-
simultaneously delivered"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
ME-. jackson to Mr.. Smiles, oct. II.

"lt has appeared to his majesty to be
unnecessary to command me to propose to
the government of the United States any
formal agreement to be substituted for
that which his majesty has been under
the necessity of disavowing but 1 am di-
rected to receive and discuss with you any
proposal which you may be authorized to
make to me on this head"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Smith to Mr.. Jackson, Oct. =,

esd That you have no instructions which
authorize you to make to this government
any propositions whatever in relation to the
British Orders in Council-but only to re-
ceive such as this government may deem it
proper to make to you"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Smith to Mr.. Jackson, Nov 8.

Finding ihatin your reply Of 9Th inst.
you have used a language which canooi
be understood but as reiterating and even
aggravaiing he same gross inSinuation
It only remains in order to preclude OF.
Portunities which are thus abused, to in.
form you tha no further communications
will DE received from you, and that the
necessity of this determination will without
delay, be made known to your government.
In the mean time a ready attention will
be given to any communications affecting
he Interests OF the two nations, through
any other channel that may be substitu.
ted.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Oakley for M. Jackson, Nov. IL.


On ofthese faas alluded to has been
admitted by the Secretary of Safe himself
in his letter of the 10Th of October, VIZ.
that the three conditions forming the sub.
s'ahce OF Mr.. Erskine's original .nsruc.
tons were subml ted to him by that gen.
lleman. The other, viz. that that Instruc.
ton rs the only one in which the condi.
tons were prescribed TO MIR. Erkine for
the conclusion Of an arrangement on the
mater to which it related, is known to
MIR Jackson by the instructions which he
has himself received"
In stating these facts and adhering TO
them" Mr.. Jackson, through Mr.. Oakley,
says, consisted the offence for which he
was discarded. But, sir, | will submit Il.
10 you, and your readers after you aud
they have perused with attention VIVA
precedes The quotation from Nj. Oakley.
note, whether the ENJOYS offence was no,
OF very diGerent nature, 10 wit not thai
Mr.. Jackson knew another fa6l, but rel.
ierated insnuauoB, on the part Of Mr.
Jackson tina, the American government
knew both facts at the time Of The arrange
ment' ASTREA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Dir. jackson to M. Smith, Oct. II.

(" As to the expectation entertained here,
that the explanation Of hIs Majssty's share
in this transaction should be made through
ne, / might content myself win simply o6-
serving. tnat ] was not provided with in
strucuOns 70 that effect"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Jackson to Mr.. Smith, November a
1909,

" You viii find ,ha, in my correspoD.
dence with you, have Carefully avoided
drawing conclusions tina did no necessarily
follow from the premises advanced by m
and least of all sh iud think of uttering
an Insindauon where / was unable to sub.
stantiate facl."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19

Mr.. Smith TO Mr.. Jackson. Oct. 9.
I'd. That ~ the case Of the Chesapeake,
ur.Instrucuons oalg authorize yog with.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Jackson to Nc. Smith, oa. ii.

Mr.. Jackson to M. Smith, Oe4. II.
II is matter of indifference to Grea'
Britain, whether the orders in council be
continued, or an arrange by mutual
consent substituted in its room''
The commerce Of the United States
may be, if they please, nearly as great
under he orders in council of The 2eth
April, as it would be under any arrange
ment which should effect the indispe1. sa-
ole objects to which that order applies, Or
as it would be even without any such or.
der so long as France, and the powers SUBJ
servient to France continue to enforce their
decrees."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Smith to Mr.. Jackson, November
1909

" 1t would be improper to conclude the
lew observations, to which purposely
limit myself, without sdverting to you,
repetition, language implying a knowI-
edge on tn part of this government, that
the Instructions Of your predecessor did
not authorize the arrangement formed by
him. After the explicit and perempiory
assevcration that this government had no
such knowledge, and that with such $
knowledge no such arrangement would
Rave been entered int, the view which
you hsve again presented of the subject
makes II nay duty TO apprIze you hat such
insinuaions are inadmssible in the inter-
course of foreign minister with 90.
gernment that understands what it owes
o ITSELF"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr.. Smith to Mr.. Jackson, O5iober ie,
1909


What were the real and entire insrruc-
tons given to your predsce sor, is q ques
ton essentially between him and his 90.
vernm ent. That he had, or at least, that
ne believed he had, sufficient authority to
conclude the arrangement, his formal as
'urances dur ng our discussions, were such,
as TO leave no room to doubt.
4" The declaration, that tn. dispatch
from Mr.. Canning to Mr.. Erskine, of the
23d January, is the only dispatch bv. which
the conditions were prescribed to Mr.. Err.
skine, for the conclusion OF an arrange.
ment, on the matter to which il relates
is now for the 6rst time, made to this
government. And ! need hardly add,
hat IL 'ha, dspa,ch had been c.s.nrn,lni-
Gated at the time of the arrangement, or
1t 1t had been known, tina the propositions
contained in II, and which were at first
presented by Mr.. Erskinc, were the only
ones on which he was authorised to make
an arrangement, the arrangement would
no! have been made"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-19
Mr. Jackson to Mr. Smith, October 90.
1902

z" These institutions, now understand
by youc letter. as we'll as from the obvious
deduction which 1 took the liberty of
making in mine, of the 18th inst. were
at the time, in substance, made known to
Iyou."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-03

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Warranted to cure by once using, and to
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January 10
T his is to give Notice,

l'ha. the subscriber i,atii obtained 'front.'
Orphans Couu Of Saint Mary's county d
state of Maryland, letters OF administrator
the personal estate Of Richard Bond latf
the aforesaid county and state, deceased
All persons having clsims against the 50
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benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this sta day Of a
nuary, 1909.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of q deed q trust f,c,,
esoryeu, 10 the sub siloer, 10 sccq.t 4.
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Alf,ed-street, extente.nlg upon Dukesu.s''
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to tie westward OF Water.stre q, exlsaf
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IATEE1 AiNMENT.
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public patronage. :. . srsr
az Good pasturage and Graif o. '"'
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James Keith
January e-lo.
Public Sale.
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jofeph Vaudeville,
e3RsER or KING and tAIEFAx s7RB47s,
.dLEXhNDEIA:
Has received a considerable ad-
dition to lis Stock,


30 hogsheads,} lst and Cd quality
30 barrels Ms.seovaao Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
l-2 tons British ratcnt Shot, assorted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles.
IS bags cleaA heavy Pepper.
so lb. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetrc.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowdcr, Imperial. Hyson, You, ng Hy~
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Madeira, Port, aiarsala, Sherry, Lisbon, Tc-
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A few cases Medoc Clarct
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Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
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January l9.

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THE. MINT Perno7 FIsHINo'SHohf " "
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