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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30

Copy of ;he instructions which the Infamous
Corsican gave to his emissary Mr.. De Seasonal.
for the regulation fhs conduct on the important
mission 30 The River de Ia Plata. The original
Instructions aud the oflicia! letter accompanyip,-
them from the minister of foreign relations
Champagny, We're found on the emissary on the
l9li OF Aug. 1903. when the Governor of Monte.
yiedo Don Francisco Xavier E!io ordered him
to be imprisoned in the Citadel.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT7yEs.

SATURDAY, Jan. 30.
Mr.. Ehhes, from the committee Of WAYS
and Means. reported bin making appro
priaiions for the support of governinepr
during The Year 1910. Twice read and COM
mitted.
Mr.. Efl1eo also reported bill for the
support OF ih., raw CT the United STATES
4orthe year 1910. Twice read and Commit
ted.
Mr.. EfieS also reported bill for the sup
port OF the military establishment tor tie
year 1910. Twice read and committed.
AHERlCAN NAViGATION ACT.
ne House resumed the consideration of
the bill conceinlng commercial intercourse
with G.. Britain and France, and ior other
purposes,
Mr.. LiUermore moved the following rs an
amenr.Neut to1he bill +" And be it further
enacted, that the operation of the Sd, 4th,
STU, 6sh, 7ili and 9Th sections be suspended
until aiierthe day Of next
The blank Mr.. L. proposed to FIJI with
the first day Of Jan. next.
The reasons urged by Mr.. Livermore for
the motion were, that vessels of G.. Britain
and France which had sailed into cur ports
under expectation of Icing Hospitality adj
mitted, would be liable to forfeifnre inime|
dately on their arrival in orr ports. which
Hou'A NC az at VI great bN1ubtICS-IOr IN
stance a British vessel might have sailed
from some part of thc world fora port OF
the Il. ). undoT the arrangement Of April
without knowledge of It's having been
disavoNcd /; that another section Of the bill
would do equal injustice to our own citi>
zens by makitgis penal after the 18th day
of April to import British Oh French pro
duce indircctly--for instance, although sucil
trade is not now legal (admitting the non
intercourse 70 be in force as to G., Britain,
which however Mr.. J.. denied) yet vessel
might have sailed on a voyage Beyond the
Cape of Good Hope between the period OF
the arrangement and that of lis disayowai,
and might on its teturp bring cargo OF such
interdicted products. The ifteation being
innocent in both these cases, it v-Huldbe tho
greatest injustice that the vessels should be
subjecf to forfeiture.
IL was said IN reply By Mr.. ShsT,y, thaC
the cdses supposed could scarcely happen
that time sOfici ent had elapsed betw cen the
disavowal and the present time to cover all
probable cases of foreign vessels arriving
| that II was very improbable that case
should occur III which our own citizens could
suffer. forGt was by no neaps an usual mode
| OF Conveyance to import the manufactures OF
O. Britain c;rcuitodsiy througn ports beyond
the Cope OF Good Hope; tbs, tEe doctrins
Oh which tic gentleman Jrrouudrd lis moti9l
vas, that Is was pro,'cr i. :clsi,iate on <
' 1eI'. tOns instead ct Oh :. s-".rai rule u ~
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GuMlne

foundation fer me NJ 4: Evesisg POst from
Cadis GaSrnes TO tie Sta Dec. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30

From tie Stvil.e Diary Glide 7th Dec.
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C5Gcisi Letter Of the Minister.
BAYoNNE, May y, 1903.

SIR,
have the honor to transmit the instructions
which the Emperor has directed me TO give to
you tits unnecessary to remind YOU that your
Commission is a secret one. Accept my wishes
tor the prosperity of your voyage, and the assn.
rance OF my perfect consideration. =.
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Golagre9s.
az SENAZE-January 90.

Tie bill 10 engage a cori,a Of voiunseers.
loT a short fic'iod on the serptce ef ne u.
o. aOas further discussed, and o., motion of
or Smith q I'D. the further considera,iou
fhrreJ soas Fashioned till TO morro9v. -
Tie Joltazving message was received
from ne PreSfdent ffAe u. S. by Mr.. Gro
hGM: 80
10 TIE Senate ofthe u. S.
transmit 10 the Senate a rehort of The
SecreFery Of TIE 1feGsu,y y, comniving Nth
Their resolution u the 27fh Dec. on tie SUB
Jecf o. endorsements, in The intercourse
svtth The Barbary Powers
J.ilIES MADISON
Jan. %, 1910.
The message and documents accountants
fntSr az soere ordered 10 be Printed.
4Nr Anderson presented The hetition of
ne Clerks in TIE Treasury Defariment
f'.ayt':S' Jor an increase Of comhensat,on.-
sohitch sUas referred 70 q sciecf committee
censisl'"S 81 1'4csS's. anderson, Gregg y
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raoM TIE LONDON nAr1oaAL REGISTER
NOV 10.

Bonaparte still remains concealed within The
awful nimbus Gina esty at F0ntsinb!eau This
seciuS'on has revived the reports of bis mental
arrangement and persons arriving from the
french coasts, are mentioned By the daily DR. rts
as ,corrohoratiDg the acccunt Of his dangerous
,hulsPosition. Even a Regency is already spo-
ken OF, 1t the head Of which JosepiI Dongrarts
IS to oeplaced and The tyrant IS become raync
mad At last ! Such are tic ssp;ent observations
OF the pa5hc prints and sucl are the chimerag
TO wiich they give circul1 zion THAT he NAV be
inaispoSed or very much exhausted from The ia
t'gucs OF the late csripNjgn, it ia very natural
q Imagine but bad he been in The state he IL
represented and the eireusnstaucc should re.
main unknown TO oars, and tie other govern
ments IN Europe, it would be one Of the INC ,
hagrant proofs ofthc incompltency and inutiliv
of Gu, foreign department, chat could be prod,t.
ced. Bonap,.le, whose least Disrement strikes
terror inio bis plLgy competitors whose nod
seems to regulate the t!esii'iias OF Europe, has
been insane ior ttese II &C months; and Cur
government shoIGl be taGally ignorant of the
existence Of bis A,sgass indifferent as our o.
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F, WATKINS Isl elk.

At court held for Albemarle county, the
I'd day of January, 1910.
James P. Cooke jr. Pitt. =,
AGAINST A& Ia, -
William Wharton and James "anS-
Cooke, Defts.
HE defendant William Whartp, II
having entered his appeaf ance hid
ven security according to thd act Of se4-
bly, and the rules of this cotrt, aa&kt w.
-pearing TO the satisfaction offhe court ma,
he Is not an inhabitant Of thiastate, " mo.
ton of the complainant by counse1, Il is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill of the Complainant: and
that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months success
s. ely, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county.
A Copy=Teste,
InIJN NJCtyOY As
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Tract of Land.

Lying in the said county of Charlotte on
both sides ofCub Greek, Containing byss.
timation SEVEN hundred and eighty seven
acres, Ut being the same land conveyed by
William BarkesdaIe and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis. by
deed bearing date the second day of hu.
gust, 1899. asd recorded in the general
court on the sixteenth day Of august, in
the year 1881 or 30 much thereof IS nav
be necessary TO raise the sum OF 345k a. ID.
with interest thereon at six per eedt. per
annums from the 18th day of October,
1900, and the costs of suit.
tbs The Commissioners.
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Neuu Publications,
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JUST PUBLISHED,
By
Johnson g Warner,
Bse&setlers 2 Sfationers, adjoining the
Mar&et Bridge, Ricaaon..s,
Hening's Virginia Justice,
lhesscond esatf-ss revised, corrected,
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Il doWa to TIE present time by
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ening's Vrginsa Justice,
HlE pUBLIc are tsspeelluIIy in
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ftE ~ bIf&S are respectfully invited
n TO perusetais improved edision, bath
as il regards ,de Typographical and Ed.
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the Peace il is iadispensibe, 10 the Gen.
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useful com..anion many points IF law,
which daily occur in practice. being more
folly discussed in il, than in any ueafise.
! In The present ed';inn the following new
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Mrasuies, and Wife. New forms of
Deeds OF Bargain and Sale and of Trust,
have been given, aud neither pains nor
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edition worthy of that extensive patronage
winch the {osmer has expe, fenced. The
doctrine Of AlImeny which had been. un.
settled IN this county. for series Of
years, is traced with critical accuracy, s.
the important case oil pu cell against Pur
esD, lately decided 10 he superior court
of Chancery for the Richmond Dis.ricl
ard sanctioned by the Judges ofthe Cousi
of Appeal. is inserted in the .Addeada 20
the work. in winch tina Jurisdiction and
practice of The courts. of equity in cases
OF At.mony are clearly established. To
The whole has been sabjolned new and
2ery 1opius Inds&.
sTiis imprcysd edition Which contains
upwards of Seven Hundred pages will be
furnished at FOUR DOLLARS.
Richmond, August IS, 1910. tw 2 N.Y.
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NOTICE.

IN compliance with The decree pronoun.
ICED on the 10th day of March. 1907 by
the superior court of chancery holden az
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a
SUIT depending in the said court, between
William Barksdaie, plaintiff, and Edwd.
Dennis defendant-WILL BIZ SOLD. at
public auction, for cash, at Cub Greek Msess
ing house, in the county of Charlotte, ON
the 18th day Of September next.
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Tales OF Fashionable Life by Miss Edge
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Henry on Prayer-=Sheridan's Lectures
American Tutors Guise--Tooke's Pan.
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Life of Doct- Frankln-=Ainsworth' Is
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For Sale.

A Tract OF Land, lying in Powhatan
which contains about Eve ,hundrsa and SIM
ty acres two hundred acpS al least of
which are uncleared. TN sapsiorRitu-
alton, and many other loqk adtxT ag1s Of
the land will render il very deGSabf-
any person who may be disposed to 2xf-
chase Land inthis county The prppri.
etor, living on the place, win plea
sure show it to any one who wishes to Be-
come purchaser. The terms of sale will
DC accommodated TO the convenience of the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Mayo.
oawtf.
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N O C E.
Valuable PROPERTY,

To wit, two or three NEGRO Men, who
have families in the nerghborhood, and
from whom he does not incline TO separ-
ate them~~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Mr. JOHN HOPk ms,

Mr. JOHN HOPKINS,
SIR,
TAXI NOTICE, that on the 26th and
27th days o, Septic mber. in the present
year, 1910 between the hours of eight in
the morning and six in the afternoon OF
both days, a. Hanover county courthouse. in
Virginia. shall proceed to take the depo.
sitious OF suhdry witnesses as follows -
NJ ssrs. John Holloway, Capt. Nicholas
Syme, John M. Syme, Capt. James boswell,
Capt. benjamin Oliver, Mathew LRgsleS'
ton, James Pat erson, Richard Hpe /ss-
muel Day, William O. Harry Ed7und
Patterson, Alexander Parker Ind Ql&rs,
witnesses, to be read as evidence ~ ing
in the suit depending in the suherior couG
Of chaBcery for the Richmone -distrsE,
wherein / as administrator Of Frederick
HAYES, am plaintiff, and you are defeBdant.
by virtue of commission for that purpose
obtained from the Office Of the clerk OF he
said court.
GEORGE KEESEE, Ad'nr Of
FREDERICK HAYES, deed,
August 1zth, 1910 w4tp
N. 3 The Subscribers Compliments to
the above gentIemen, Requesting them To
attend carly and TO the gcatlemen magis-
trates to favor him With their company at
the time and place above naned.
GEORGE KEESEE.
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AT Court continued and held for Prince
Edward county, June 10Th, 1910.
Joseph H. Morgan aud Polly his wife. \
Complies. y
Against
John Young, Jennet Young, James =
Read and Nancy his wife, Samuel ,
Young, and James Hix, specially ~
appointed Guardian for William G
Young and Henry Young, who are- e
infants under the age of twenty one +
years, DefVs. Il
THE defendants John Youhg, Lind
Read, and Nancy his wif4 and S1mt.
Ell Young not having entered their aPpe&.
ance and given security accoNing fan
act of the General Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing to the sat-
,isfaction of the Court that they are not in-
bAoitants of this state, On the motion OF
the compliments by their counsel, II is or
dered, that the said defendants John Young,
James Read and Nancy has wife, and Samu-
Ell Young, do appear here on the first day
OF September Court next and answer ths
compliments bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith asserted in some one of
the public NEWSPAPERS printed in the ci-
~ OF Richmond for two months successive.
", and also posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this county.
A Copy Teste,
a. F, WATKINS. Clk.
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pRIcE 4 DOLLARS 80 CENTS

PRICE DOLLARS % GENT
Rules and Regulations for the Field ESer--
,i,s and M.pouaes OF the French Infantry
issued August ls1 1871; and the -aahcsu5
ves added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, ne Nls-
rauaes Of the Field Artillery, w.th iA5@a--
try, BY Col. Irenec t,melat dc LaorosE, lsse
Caief Brigade in the trench service. IN
three youmss, the third yolpme consisting
Of plates
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to English, by LlEat'
Col. Macdonald, In the ssrvice OF has k5rltan-
nick majesty. Col de Lacroix has not only
ayaed himself of Macdonald's TRANSACTIONS
but has retained the principal theories with
which Col III. has enriched his work, esPe-
cialy his comparison OF the French tactics
With the Plussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient ior suen
comparisons, and are in point. Col De IL
has augmented those notes.
The introduction Of Col, de Lacrots ftofA
viii direct tae attention Of the yoqnnS2 auleli-
cans to the study Of learned tactSs' sIe r. r.
gIt OF experience, and enAble 2aellA - oo'9 sn
ihe precision desirable in Ae ~afflor =, LOT lot
they must be convinced 'nat a gooa olrcef
iorms good soldier, ed that the expert
ence Of ages has dcs< hssratsd, that the sol~
der viii perform duty correctly, When he
SWel commaae.d. -.
A. the ees7of the second Volume of this
WORK, Co. De Lacroix has added the manGu.
yrs g the field artillery with the infantry,
@cefuiAS to the French principles. 1t is not
.sssafy to lavish ggaises on the advantage
E.a moving this laundering arm with the same
s.n'Y ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
NV NV convinced and confesses it. He has ad-
~ Fiates, which demonstrate those manGa-
r s1S 50 essential to the great operations of
them. '--' S'''OiS o-'4>~ - e--eo'S0
.D, ssl' De Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
mo-. " add 10 this book. some new adopted
@ a which have been put in practice
6asssas' advantage in the face of an enemy.
sulance the value of this work is the only
Sss Gould induce him to augment It's SAFE
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F5tty Dollars Reward.

AS my cart was rctui nins from hlexan-
dr;a yesterday, with $ 2; Ne,iao Ra1a Aon6,
it was followed by four men, three, on foot
and one on horseback who took away the
Ram by force One Of the men had a dark
coat, the other blue, but all, more or less,
country cloths and Shabby. The Ram was
about months DID, marked on one s!de l
with tar, on the other So the ears matkea'
one with three cuts, and the other whloh
are not visible dill closely examined short
bob tail, one horn broke oil closet the head
the other about three inches long-the sheep
had knot OF wool on The forehead, wool on
the laws, and down his legs to the boots with
dewlap. 1 will give Twenty Dollars tor the
Ram and Fifty Dollars for securing the rob-
bers if convicted.
John Threlkeld.
Georgetown, August n. eostlaW4tss
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twenty Dollars Reward.

"A RSCONEED frCm my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, man whose name is RALPH, 81
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
Tor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
velowish eyes looking heaVy-he has but
Ittle 70 say. His apparel was oznaburg
s shirt nero cotton oyerjacket and trov-
se,s. It IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by nar1c gambo, living On Judge
WssLington's Estate. Mount Vernon, is MS
fa,ber. and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little troubk
may be found. .,..
The above reward will be givea to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra Jail'
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, june lo-lS; y
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FH ISL TEAS.
ADVERIISEMENT.

rvyIiE. SUBSCRIBED viii. if the grace of God
3 nernit, sell his STOCK OF DRY
GOODS at cost, and uadcF, for seady money,
At his store Ia Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where those VITO wish to
buy buy cheap goods a.ay be supplied until the
Who'll. IS sad. What do you smile because
he says he will sell, &c by the tsee Of el;h nm
Surely his mercy is over all his work, or his
creatures cquld not exist for a mosnent with. :,
out hir-Then praise his hoy name, ana
worship him who Is over ~, blessed forever
more. Go to, now, ye that say to day or TO-
morrow we viii so into such a city aad CONT
nue. there year and buy and sell and get gam
whereas ye know not what shall be on thS
1aorrow. See James a. 8.
VIZ. Pon2ey.
G6t-eO
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Bryan Hampson. q Co.

DIYdIl AAoh1A
Have iastrsesiped and e2GerJor sac
n bhas and so barrels first quality sugar
/. % 10. seco d quality,
"a hines old l.ondon particular Madeira,
M and s tierces London market and
Is 9aartsrcasks Malaga WINES,
,oboxcs dipt Candles,
,hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old, cognac Brandy,
sobarrels New England Rum,
'loloprioe WAiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
% do Young HysOn TEAS, Of this years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour FOR 20.
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August Il:
Rryan TIanpson e Co.

Bryan Hampson e %.
Hees juf Rseeiusd Gna for Sac,
40 bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans Sugar
Is do. second quality do.
10 barrels Gin :,
so boxes Pipes, containing gross;eacfl
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine
90 boxes dipt Candles.
They also want to purchase quantity Q
ELAX-SEED.
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A Caution.

O0IFLIOI1s
TE7HEREAS did on the 24tllof July,
w 1903, give certain Thomas NJ Da-
Wis Of this place my bond Of conveyance for a
certain tract or parcel OF land; also, at the
same time, my bond for specified sum Of
money! do hereby forewarn all and every
other person or persons, from taxing an as
signment on or purchasing either Of said
bonds, as am determined neitherto pay hay
more money nor make any conyeya.scey M
less compelled by law, as said Davis did not
comply with his agreement.
John Smith.
Alex. Aug. II. div
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STRAY HORSE.

CTRAYED from the commers Of Aiexan-
~ dria, on Saturday, lth instant, light
bay Horse, s org years old, asout IS hands
high, slender made, very bIsck nane. tail
and legs, bob tail and has been nicked, right
fore foot white, left hind foot wiad CALLED,
branded on the iet bullock E, tho scarcely
visible, PAGES and trots---he was seen going
down the Colchester road tie same night in
company with bay poney with bob tail
1t is supposed he is between Colchester and
Alexandra, or probably has got into Prince
William, in s.ic neighborhood Of MAJOR Ev-.
ell, ghere ne was raised will sige FIVE
DOLLARS i! Brought horls or secured so
that get him again.
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5oTeph H. Mandeyllle : !, :
iil UtsR gcEIVED q FOR S.4LE'
. bbaa lss e. Sd and 4th proof good West
!, ia A. Sugar, various qualities.
f,rces New Rice.
y lS ,, Molasscs'
d. Copperas.
: S &C. sl Whisky and 50 barrels New
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Z M sss5eira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and and Catalonia Wines.
on barrels Of sierrings and Shad.
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