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SAVANNAH, Sept IA.

The slocp Margaret, from Ncw.Or-
leans, has been lately wrecked, consisting
of Thomas Rarhard, captain; c. Benson,
mate William Foster ard Samuel Smith,
seaman, together with Mr.. George v.
Warren, passenger: have been imprisoned
by order Of the governor Ct Lasnra, ow
ing to their being Americans and from n
Orleans, the governor having heard Of ii:
arrival OF the troops at that place, and be.
ing under some apprehension OF diem The
cargo of the vessel, which was somewhat
damaged has been suffered TO spoil and 10
be stolen. The crew had been confined III
ty FIVE days on the 2o,h July, and :'ne'!'
watched by guard of eight or ten soldiers,
All ti:eir books and papers were withheld
from them: they were denied the PrN''egs'
of the town, or of converslng together, anu
compelled 10 pay dollar day Tor the most
miserable food.
The memorandum from which tins IS
taken, is dated +" Laguira prison, July ~
1soo," and concludes thus written Oy
deceivipg the guards, who see me 'opp0,S
me to be copying from Il book open before t
No prospect of release or mitigation .
the severity of their confinement yet P''
sen.ed itself.
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NEW-YCRK, Oct. 6,

Arrived, brig Little Cherub, yo4,...
Is days from S.. KITS. lnere w.s .r.,,'
heavy gale at St. Kits the 9Th Seutus.yy
in which the brig Friendship, Audr,vs e.
New. York, went ashore, and Two srboo n
ers--the remaining vessels went to SEA win
the loss OF cablss and anchors, as did n.
Little Cheruo from Sandy Point-orjy a1.
schooner, (the Roby, Anthony, of Riod..
lsland) which lost her anchor, rode ou,be
gaze. 1t was reported at St. Kits, that a
French feet of two us and four lrjjos,.,
had arrived at Guadaloupe-markets gIu,.
ted. The English cruizers take all Amt.
rlcan vessels they can find, if they have on.
~ two barrels Of sugar OF barrel Of coffee.
Several were at Bassaterre when sailed,
waiting trial. September %, lat. IS, long,
Go, spoke schooner Weymouth, WhiaIr.
sey, 10 days from Philadelphia fol: Porto.
Rlco. Oct. 2, Cape May bearing N, N.
W. IS leagues, spoke ship Orion, GAYS
from Norfolk for Hamburg.
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herself to he sure of victory. s.,
tanned hope Of shaking tie nn fn':r,
france, It ever her Whole force p ssNH q,
cd lat her armies arc nocv;b, ,s ~.0-
reduced to one fourth Part Of hrr -: Z
strength, while the French army i@Ai
eeers5 !, TO double cuumbyr il :or.; ,',a
In the ea AISLE Of Graz, ;ven'y Pi.c:,,
The castle Of Saehenborg, sitrotc3 o.
frontiers OF the Tyrcl, has surreod. ~ ~
general Russo. ''u .
The duke Of Dantzic has entered T
with $4,000 men. He has occupied r i; :"
aad c.sarred all the inhabitants h. m,,
ty this ']rae be at inspruck. @''
General Ihiein,an has entered Dra H.,
The duke Of Ahsan,es is in p.r..' l,'
and has Pnsiel his advanced Guard to d,
frontiers of Bohemia. " WY
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THLPTLETH BULLETIN.

VIENNA, tniy oo'
The 9th army, which was commanded by
the prince of Pont- Corvo, was disbanded
on the 9th inst. The Saxons, who formed
part of it, are under the command of gen.
Regimen. The prince of Ponte Corvo is
gone to use the waters. In the battle of
Waeram, the village of that name was car
ried on the 9th, between 10 and II O'Clock,
and the glory of this successful enterprise
is due to the corps of marshal Oudinot.
:. The house Of Austria took the field this
campaign with 60 regiments Of theline, IL
regiments of cavalry, IL regiments Of gre.
nadiers, four freeecorps or legion, making
in the, whole $4,000 men; SO battalions
militia Qandwhers) commanded by ancient
officers, exercised 10 months !; 10000 men
of the Hungarian instruction, and 10000
horse artillery, and miners, composing in
the whole from S to 100000 men. With
this force the house Of Austria supposed
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ceived orders to occupy the same posts as is
usual when the emperor IS here. 1t is re.
ported here that general congress of all
the princes Of the confederation will be held
in this city.
Ausust s.
Letters from Munich Of the s1st July
state, that an entrenched camp has been
formed on the Wittenbtrg (White Mounf)
near Prague in Bohemia, to which the Aus
TRAN army is to retrea. in the unexpected
case that peace should not be concluded
The works of Prague have been confident
ly reinforced, and the place has been victu-
allied Tor six months siege. Much heavy
ordnance has also been conveyed thither
from Therienstadt.
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F 0 R Ell G N.
VIA NEW-Y,ORK.

VIENNA, July Is.
The prince of Lichtenstein makes frc-
uusnt journeys from Comorn to Schoen-
brunn. According to reports, the sigma,
ture of peace is near the conditions will
be very advantageous to the princes of the
Rhenish Coniederacy, but particularly to
Bavaria and Saxony. The frontiers of Aus.
ria will be removed far to the east"
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HAMBuReH, Angust 10.

We have just received advices OF the
archduke Charles having been removed
from the command of the army and, that
notice had been given to the French of the
termination of the armistice. 1t is said,
that prince John OF Lichtenstein is to sue
coed the archduke Charles In the command
of the Austrian army.
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LouIsBoURG, Tuly 81.

Our Court Gazette states, that on the 21st
the town Of Gratz, ard on the esd, the CT
tadel, given up to the French, and the whole
province evacuated by the Austrians. Count
Outlay at first refused to give up Gratz, till
marshal Macdonald advanced with two
freah French divisions.
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TO EXCHANGE

rOR land in this neighboTh0o9ai' oIjsE o
ty in Washington, n ID; Of brick, .
prince street, substantially ruAl W. ,nS IS to til
feet front, 8 stories high--ts nea'f't n. riyer
, mhsrf and most commercial part OF o. owais
afords many advantages for s'o ." :
house App' Dr.. ca. Dousia'''
Set.tmbe' 81,
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Londsn, Wedaesdry eOrning,
haJf past seUen.
We have not heard that ministers have
received any further advices from the island
Of Walcheren. a vessel has arrived in the
river from the coast of Holland, by which
letters til the 18th have been received
These letters confirm the report of the ar
rival of general Armstrong a. Amsterdam,
from Paris. They also inform us, that the
American ship which some time since went
into the Tsxei, for the avowcd purpose OF
imparting 10 the masters of American YES
sells the state Of the relations between, the
government Of the United States and those
OF the belligerent powers, had, since general
Armstrong reached Holland, been directed
to quit her anchorage and proceed OH q
cruize in the North Seas; with view, no
doubt, of warning American vessels ii
those seas not to enter the ports OF Holland
or France. In these letters, it is SAID, de-
cisively, that the armistice between France
and Austria has been broken; as a proof OF
of which, are mentioned, the various rises
and falls of colonial produce in the course
of few days.
1t is not believed that Bona2arte has
signifed determination to call out the
conscriptions for 1911 and 1919. This was
merely a speculative rumor OF. yesterday
to which it was added, that great cool
ness had taken place between Napoleon and
the emperor of Russia-the latter having
seriously demonstrated against the French
proceedings in Gallicia. these are reports
which emanated from the stock exchange.
The following is the copy OF { letter,
dated
Flashing, 18Th August, 1909.
g This place was not altogether evacu-
ated By the French until this day. A great
part Of the town is destroyed, and thou
sands of the inhabitants have pe1ished.--
The stad. house, large church, and seve-
raj other public buildings have been con-
sumed. Most of our ships of war have
proceeded up the Scheldt, and Sir Richard
Strachan will follew with the remainder to-
m orrow. There are ten French ships of
the line and Is frigates, with about so gun
boats Gas we now learn1 beyond Fort Lii.
10. There are also line OF battle ship and
two smallar vessels building in Flushing.
Letters from Paris of the 9th inst. speak
of the probability of decree interdicting
all communication with America.
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PARIS, AUGUST I.

Letters from Vienna state that count
Champaign and the duke of Friuli on the
part OF the French, and prince de Lichten-
stein and baron Vincent are furnished with
full powers TO treat for peace.
General St. Savarre is appointed to the
chief command of the coast from Boulogne
TO Flushing.
M. Antoine, nephew to the queen of
Spain, and Franceschi, nephew of general
Dumas, have fallen into the hands OF the
Spanish insurgents.
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TIE ODDS.

The bright bcwitchiag Susan's eyes,
A thousand hearts have won,
While she, regardless of the prize,
Scarcely keeps her own.
All! whata dreadful girl are you,
Who, if YOU ere design
To make me happy, must undo
ooo!
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NAPLES, Tuly %.

The British Rave very unexpectedly re-
eeived orders entirely to evacuate the ISL
ands of Ilchia and Proseida. The troops
and the sick are embarked: The Sicilian
prince Leopold, who was on board the fleet,
and the dukes of Arcoli and Camera, two
Neapolitan emisrants, have by this time re-
turned to Melazzo. 1t would appear that
considerable difference had taken place be-
tween them and general Stuart. Two 3ri'
fish regiments had proceeded to Malta.
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LONDON, August 16.

LONDON, august 16.
1t is an unquestionable truth, that very
serious disturbances have broken out at Rot
terdam. The spirit of insurrection first
manifested itself among the lower orders Of
peasantry, who commenced by exclaiming
6 Long live the House of Orange! Give
us back the prince of Orange" Twenty or
thirty of the ringleadere were secured a
week Or ten days ago, and lodged in the
stadthouse as prisoners. No example mad
been made of them at the date Of the last
advices.
A strict embargo has been laid on all YES
sells in Holland. We have been favored
with the sight of a letter, dated the 4th inst.
which positively announces the tact.
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AMSTERDAM, Aits7sst s,

His majesty arrived here On the cd, at
II in the forenoon. An extraordinary meet
ing of the council of state immediately
took place, and after some ccnterenceswt
the ministers his majesty set off for Roster-.
dam.
Our court Gazette states that considera-
BILE French force, destined to drive out the
enemy, is assembled in the neighborhood of
Client, under the Prince of Ponte Corvo,
who must by this time (the2d) have arrived
there. The troops are marching daily from
Client towards Antwerp.
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7ranslatieas Of French Epigrams.
y Francis Ashmore, Esq.
BIZ the same.

On paths Of Chrystal, Winter tempts their
feet,
Where dreadful turks the da,k abyss below,
'Tis thus with Pleasure Lurd to her re.
treat,
Glide swiftly, Youths, nor sink to endless
woe.
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PARIS, august 1.
The preparations making here induces us
TO presume that his majesty will soon be
here. The Imperial guard has already re-
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LIVERPOOL, due.ust "a.


On Saturday evening about o'clock ma
Tor Bradford, aid de camp to the command
er of the expedition, and lieut.. May of the
navy, arrived az London with dispatches
from the earl of Chatham and sir Richard
Strachan, announcing the important news
of the capture of Flushing.
Dispatches have been received from the
earl of Chatham, which state that the garrl-
sou of Flushing amounted to 200 officers,
1885 rank and file, 618 sick-total 58os.
The whole force opposed to ours on the
island was upwards OF 5000 men.
This greatly exceeds the estimate IN the
former dispatches.
Arrived, the ship General Knox, S. Hop
kins, from Baltimore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22

condition of the contracting parties is ma
terially changed: the Possession ot town
or fortress has improved the situation of
the one tor aggressive movements: whilst
the other party by yielding up bis place Of
defence, and by relaxing his effor 5. is lef:
wholly without the means OF protection. As
therefore the rcPosse - Oh Off the strong hold
would not again rcinstate him in his former
condition; & as the plea of want of autbo-
rity in stipuiations of national differences,
would introduce promiscu"us and indiscri-
inmate butchery in war, by rcprisals ar
retaliation: all nations therefore find It to
he their interest to acknowledge their OBJ
lIg'ton, when entered into ny an agent.
The case of previous stipulations during
the discussion of a treaty Is nor at all diff
fsrent; 1T their accept nce make such
changes in the situation os the parties as
cannot be remeded by coMp-ns atioa or the
payment of equivalents. Thus il FAM
ished garrison during pending capituia-
ton, on the faith of previous. ss;pu.a slons
were plentifuly suppl ed with food: and
yet upon the pretence OF non agreement TO
some articles, which the agents had LETT
open to amicable discussion, should refuse
to adhere to the stipulatioas entered INFO /;
payment for the food received would not be
an equivalent for the injury that was done
to the other party. The relative weak
ness of the garrison w,s one of the advan-
tages of the other army. By the sup ,ly Of
food, this situation is mater ally changed,
and il will now cost them greater ex-
Dendlture OF blood and treasure TO reduce
their enemy toequitabie terms than it they
had remained in their former condition.
Win it be sufficient to say, that the other
parry was imposed upon from his own cree
dnl'ty? This he plea e.t er of a !oh or Of
a william. An enemy himse has some rights
and in certain circumstances is entitled to
credit of these take avty the principle Of
good faith and nations Will war with each
other AS tn savage beasts to all the ex.
tremities of determination.
VIII any partiz m of England say that
England was not i'm the situation here de-.
scrlbcd shut out from three fourths Of
Europe, and with n prospect of being shuv
out from the remainder, without m rkeS
for her manufactures or bread for her
manufacturers her minister comes here &
enters into stipulations that, would we
trade with her, relieve her necessities all
our differences would be amlcabiy adjus.
ted; YET these stipuations are disavow ed
on the part of his sovereign and we are
lett lament the effects and pay the PEN
alties Of mis- per6dv. VIII it be said that
We received the value of the commodities
which we sent them! Fhis is not true.
Many cargoes of our merchants shipped on
the faith of her minister are already cap
tured. But were 1t otherwise, the alleyia-
ton, we have a in,nistered 10 the distress of
that country is TO us so much positive loss,
because we have by these means reud cred
them both more able aud mere willing TO
do US further injury.
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COMMUNICATION.

MARRIED.-On the 8tn inst in Cum
bertrand County by the Rev. Abner Wat.
k;ns, DANIEL w. MAYEs, Esq. aged Is
years, 10 the amiable, accomplished, vrtu-
Gus and much admired Miss. SuRITrA
CHRIsToPHEI, of Mecklenburg County,
aged as years but for the disp .r,ty IN their
ages, nature would seem to have formed this
couple for themselves alone. Alike IN all
th,ngs--well may our young hero, exclaim
in the language fWol,ey-Fareweil, a long
Farewell, to all my greatness. Woe be to
them whose happiness consists in nuptial
strife.
August IL, 1909.
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kiuuanna County, May quarterly e'sron,
1909,

H!HVdHnd country, way quarterly sc sfoHs
1909.
Moncrieffe Hill, Admins ra,or1
with tn: will annexed Of Ro- In
bert Hill, deceastd, Phi. CHAM
Against Gerry.
John Forbe, * Patrick William
son, Defendants.
THE Defendant williamson no, ha-
i wing eotered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the ACT OF assem-
bly, and the rules of his court, and it ap.
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the court
that he is mot an inhabitan Of his country.
On the notion Of The Pisin,iff b. his Coun-
sci. it is ordered thai The sa d defendant
Williamson do appear here on or before
the first day of Angus qIa1erly term
mex. and answer the PIan.,ff's bill i; and
that copy of Ibis order be forthwith IN
serted IN one of the Richmond Newspa.
pers and continued for two months success
sively, AID another copy posted at the front
door of tn Con. house Of this county.
a copy Teste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jur. d. q.
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I OSF or mislafd, bond given BY Ma
IL William Friend TO Elizabeth Carter,
for twenty three pounds sxteen shiilings
and eight pence, dated 18th Nov. 1898, on
demand, with credit indorsed On the oace
of ten dollars.
The above bond was put into the hands
of Capt. Archibald McKae o! Manchester
for collection, and since MS DEAN cannot be
found.
All persons are forewarned from taking an
assignment Of said bond.
DAVID GARY.
Chesterfield, August 10, 1909 Up
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n Ccpy - CSNeS
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Ju-. D q.

IN purS usnce OF decree OF the court OF
4 New Kent county, will be SOLD, at tho
court mouse, on the Ia h day of Sept. nexr
1t being court diyj on a credit of six MONTHS
one TRACT OF LAND lying in said coun-
ty, whereupon the late James Davis, decd
res ded, within one mile OF St. Peter
Church, containing by survey one hundred
and sixteen acres. Bond with approved
security will be required Of the purchaser
by the
Commissioners.
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Education.

THE subscriber return, his thadks to the pub.
lie, 70 their confidence in him as teacher.
Il soliciss continuance f,heir patronage. lie
homes tha' from hi, experience and diligence in
his profession, he shall bo able to give genera sa.
tiseaction. He proposes to continue his school
the ensuing year for instruction of boys in the
Greek, Latin and English languages, Geography
and the use of the Globes, the elements of De.
ometry with Practical Surveying. also the ele.
nents OF Estural Philosophy, Writing and A
fithnte,ic, Vulgar, Decimal, and Analyt;c.i
The price of boAfd, tuition, washing, bedding
and fuel vii! DC in hundred dollars Tor the TEN
paid Quarterly in aiscnce, to commence on tbs
sixtscr,h Of J.naary, and expire about the fifth
OF D-eensct folio siny.
Thomas Nelson.
Hunix,i,y fia, Forks Of Hanover.
Dec. 10h. 3O8 v4ts
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To Rent,

a ND possession given Immediately, neat
A small brick dwelling house on The Church
Hill near Mr.. Samuel Adams's with an acre
of land attached fer garden; this house con :.
tains two rooms bcow. and closet large enough
Tor a bed, table and two three chairs, tive
rooms above and small closet; two rooms
underneath with a fire place in each, one
used as a kitchen, the other Is a servants room
there are also two Their apartments adj onine-
the kitchen. one used as dairy, the other as q
meat cellar there is also on the To-, very ex.
cellenS smoke house. No SITUATION can be more
desirable for small family, near two excellent
springs, and commanding besu-iful view of
the city. Manche;ter, the falls, and as far down
the river as the eye can reach, with u rich, lux
uriant, agricultural scenery in front. 1t may be
had for one two or three years fos terms APP
ply to the Revd. John Ellis or MIR. Thomas
Harris, living near the premises
Dec 18th 1908. IawtE
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NOTICE

TENHE Manchester Turnpike Company dc
s'r1us to encourage the use Of Broad
u Wheels upon the Turnpike, offer pre-
MUM Of fifiy dollars each, for tie first ten war
eons employ IN the Carriage of coal, which
sizll 50 use wheels, having the tyre thereof. at
least ioar inches in breadth, or upwal DIS, for
the space oFtwelve months.
Such as may be d sposed to receive the rre-
MUM hereby offered, are requested TO give in
timation thereof at the Office Of the subscriber.
JAMES BRANDER, OK.
December ooh 1903 4w
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

DIsTRIcT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
BEit remembered, That on the thirtieth
day of May. in the thirty second year of the
independence OF the u. States of America,
Thomas E. Birch of the said District, hath
deposited in this Office, the Title of Book,
the right whereof he claims as Author, iE
the words following, to wit:
"The Virginian Orator, being variety
6 of original and selected Poems, Orati-
Cons and Dramatic scenes, to improve
"the American Youth, in the ornamen-
"tel and useful art of Eloquence and Ges-
"ture,"
In conformity to the act Of the Congress of
the u. States. intituled [" An Act, for the
Encouragement of Learning, by securing
the copies of Maps. Charts, and Books, to
the Authors and Proprietors of such copies
during the time therein mentioned"
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Clerk of the District of P,rginia.
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At a Court of Quarterly

Session. held for Cumberland county, the 27th
day of October, 1903.
John Anderson, Plaintiff,1
AGAINST -
James Holland and John Holland. chAA
Defendanants. .@''s
THIS day came the plaintiff by his Attorney,
and the defendan, James no, having entered
his appearance and gwen security according to
law and the rule. Of this court and il appe airing
TO the satisfaction Of the that he is not an
inhabitant of this s,ate, on the motion of the
plaintiff By his counsel Ii is ordered tha; the said
defendant James, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in February next and answer the plain.
tits BILL and that copy of this order be publish.
ed in some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
riond for three months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the courthouse of this coun-
ty.
cnpv-Teste.
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Onr Thousand Pounds

WANTED,
TOR the inerest Of which, PLANTATION of SOC
Il aces of valuable land will he given, unril 'he
money is refsnied. Nearly 100 acres are RIGA low
grounds. no1 in cultivation. lying on navigab!c
wstcr. the improvements new and very good. in
healthy aud desir1b!c country. Enquire of the
Printer.
September 3 1903. If
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Hat Mandatory.
GILBERTiy cR1YEN.

GILBERT'e T CRIVEW,
DEING shout to establish Rat Manufdcto-
- ~ in the city of Richmond, nearly opposite
the street leading from Cob s;ayo's bridge,
with a determined resolution to 10 justice to
those who may foyor them with their custom.
They 6atter themselves that their knowledge
and long experience in their business, together
with the punctuality, nea;ncss, and dispatch,
with which their work vii, be executed, will
justify their claim to public patronage. They in
form the public thstthey now have alarge qiian.
tity of the best country made WOOL Hrs,
and tolerable assortment OF FINE HATS
Their mandatory will be in operation in fe "
weeks. whea they wll be able to make their
assortment complete. and comply with any or
ders hey may receive.
Richmond, Dec. pad, 1905. VS.
p. $. They liave strong, new, Pcnpytva-
MIA made WAGON, f,rsale, = 8 100