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Rhere LOVE Prev1iS Happiness must erSx >.
MARSIED-On Friday the 18th Instant Nh
CAMM GA2LIcE TO TIE amiable and much ~ ~.
ed Mss Nary TALIAfrnRo, both Of kirY Z Nh.
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az Nopapers by the Saturdays northern
Mail by Sundays mot paper.
Washington paper due.
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fsrterday, the II. OF ID passed Bill for the
appropriation of certain Fines, cscheats, penal.
ties, confessions and forfeitures, for the Encou
rage'nent Of Learning.
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a. The Anti duelAing Bill was passed by the SEN
ate, with somc amendments, which have been
adopted by the House of Delegates--It has
been finally passed by both houses, and is.
therefore part of the Lasp sf' the Land
u The ACT in lur next.
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DIED, in Hanover County or ThIrsJ !, ~
25th inst. Mrs Mildred 1imoer!ake OF ! yan,,
short indisposition-slIe has lett several h;{,.
and many relations 90 lament their ire ,, I'M.
loss.
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4 VIE rabic are cautioned against receiv,no-
an assignment Of two Notes gwen by RI,
chard kanaolph, Thomas GilIiatt and Micb'l wv
I1ancncsS TO Nicolscn, Heth & Co. both dated tho
@ist december last, for amount hetsvixt 6
ana ana "oVo . each, one payabl. $50, the other $40
uyS a'ter date-The subscriber, on behalf az
himself and Thomas Gilliatt, claims otT,.,ts ~
these notes, and hereby gives notice. that pau,
ment OF them will not be made until the Offsets
claimed are deducted .'e'e'
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~, M. w HANCOCK.
Richmond, 20th January, 1910.

Ni1hnohc, |9sh January, 1870 IL
N B, Orders for Deep Run C,al left 81 ~. =
subscribers counting house, will b. Dmedi,. ei,,
attended to; great care will be taken to sunaly
customers Regularly with good coal
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'WhNII DOLLARS REWARD RUN
4 awsy near the town of Manchestn. ON e..
lIh INST. negto man by the name OF g EO Pee
SRoo6S, seout24 years old. about 5 feet s or &
inches nigh, OF hight complexion, had on a pl,ev
forest cloth great soat, negro cotton coat ami
oyerbaD', with pNr Of double soled shoes.
plated round upon tie bottom with iron, was
oIuSht oy the subscriber of Mr. r. Watkins, ;,
cierS OF CheSteriieid County. All masters of
vessels, &c. age orewarnAl from TAKING, him On
board, as it IS probable he Nay attempt 10 make
ms escape by water. The aN6ve re ward Willie
given to any Que who will apreehend and confine
bin in jail where the subscribet,nay ret him, or
deliver him to
JOHN A DAILY
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Nouoway, J.nusry 80. A5 %

Nv CHANCERY.--At a Court heS1 for Cum.
berland County, the spd day of JanSary. 18I0'
Bernard Sims, Raiat;f--Agsinst Jes,e Iohbs.
Deteaimt
On Tearing the bill and other exhibits IN tb;s
cause 1t IS ordered, that the plaintiff retain in his
hand and possession the negro slaves Gritty and
her child MAlander, in the bill mentioned, until
the further order Of this court and that the III i'm
30 be served with copy OF this order and II
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court ,,at The
defendant Jesse johns is not an nhabi.ant of this
state, on motion ofthe plaintiff by his counsel 2,
Is oyl!eycd, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the hrst day OF April Court next, and an
Nver the bill Of the plaintiff, or the sane snail
here be taken as confessed sd the MATE rs there
u dccreed accordingly. and that col,y OF thi4
rider be iorhwith inserted in some oes os tbe
ewsp'pers Published in the city Of Ri:bmoni
30 posted 1t the front door OF tic coGs.Iuuse
f this county.
Il Copy Test,
CHRISTOPHER WooDSolg . esS
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he SALE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION,
I WIN be continued tomorrow evening. III
nuary 3lst precisely at half past six ,,,o;ook j.
the BOOK and Stationary Store Of William Pricb.
srn' opposite the post Office, where will. be of
Tered to the public, Miscellaneous collection "A
Literature IN all the Arts and Sciences. NJ MI
OF winch are very scarce and valuable.
sale. W
January so.
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A TTENTION!l- The MEMBER 90 Y.
"A Richmond Troop of Cavalry are ordsr. / 20
meet at the Washington Tavern or. Fr;Isv H.
ninth OF February, at six O'Clock, z. M. NAo
BY orGsr of the Captain,
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
January so. q. 80 p
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CoNeREss HALL, Ian. o5.

This moment the question for engross-
ing the Foreign Intercourse Bill was taken
Ayes 72-Noes 81. This vote suppose. de-.
cides the passage of the Bill in this House,
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tUESDAY, January %.
a message aas received from the Presi
dent of the United States by Mr.. Edward
Coles, his Secretary, transmitting an ac-
co'int of the expenditures from the contin-
gent fund, during the year 1909. The mes.
sage was to-Lay referred to the Committee
of commerce and manufactures.
AMERICAN NAVIGATION ELL.
MIR. Ehhes moved to postpone the further
consideration OF this bill till to- morrow.
Negatived, 81 to so.
Mr.. G0idsborough moved 10 amend the
bill by inserting after the clause for repeal
ing the non intercourse law, the following
words: "except so much thereof as repeats
certain acts therein mentioned" The rea
son assigned by Mr. g.. for this motion
was, that the embsrg, law being unlimited,
and the noa-intercOurse law repeating the
embargo being a temporary law, it might
be conceived that when the non intercourse
law expired, o. was repealed, the embargo
law would be revived and again in force. -
This not being the intention Of the House,
he was DESTROYS TO pat an end to all doubt
~ the subject.
The motion was agreed to without divi
sion.
On motion Of Mr.. PitkiS, the words or
having sea-ie9ers" was inserted after the
words registered vessels" in the 5th secti-
,on----Ayes 7s. The operation Of ibis a.
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and even OF 9 dollars, with still farther inter
Such an arrangements necessary. lift wers
only to reinstate the dignity oil pubic Inspector
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09
IToHr Dollars Per Anaum-Pudia Advanee.
Virginia Legislature.
House IF Delegates.
.FRzDA7, FEBRUARr I'd, 1879.

deohon
til hamew snd:
amcnIu saba
flowing:
ofsnaean
House, ofheo
,and
Executive ofheA
been sd0ed:
this dsmadppd
o unu.
tqui being
passed iH
~ nlhe
, luoaheta
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09

1854 Ia

0NoTE, the diminuticb Of The gain
during he last'year arose froB the intro
ductioD of spinning machine which
being incomplete, reenned the ezpendi-
ture Of a consi6er ebie sum Of money, be-
sides the loss Of labor TO put it in opera.
ton slso from the conviets being neoes.
sarIIy engaged in manufactures which.
we're less profitable than those in which
they were employed the year before.
-. Notesalsc, If it be proper 10 charge
the institution with the officers salaries
the expenses Of hat PARTON of the public
guard employed at the Psnitent arg. ,of
the physicians salary, and of the trans.
portslion of the prisoners TO The .Pe6iten-
tiary, then these items must be added 20
the loss sustained in tbeyesrs y SOS. &, SS.s,
10 ike manner similar items must be de-
ducied from the gain of 1907, 8, and q.
with the addition of an. extia commission
allowed to the keeper, assistants ant
turnkey. onthe clear profits OF the insti-
'utiop. The above comparative yiew
proves, that, settling the accounts, upoa
the seine principles, the operations Of The
present system ATE vastly more fsvorabi.,
Than those of the former. The Duni5sr
Of prisoners during the above period Dc ,saS
rearly the same, varying ffom ice to17C.
as new conyielsSwere admitted. or old otsp
discharged.
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No.

From Est Dec. 1908, to st Dec. rsos.
To expenses &c. Gas in
No. ~ Sss,56e 50 IA
BY manufactured art-
cles and stock on hard s2.io3 II 10
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MILITIA
sosGs

p- The returps are Incomplete, aestD
1ee'Iy one half the cavalry and sfl,lsrS.
md one regiment OF inGaGtry ccD.atGlas
aks.ul 1000 meRs
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Rsri saa s 1s shh i4 ss . ssssa ss s
@ % ns S ls%ss ardent protect a as
AN proposed the committee
% @ a s S s ss table committee when ordered
4
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place following as prop 10y @ "' ~ ns % whole o"
| spsn Ss@S a rs high d. is
s"sas 4 a DE- 3s 5 ysas .
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No. 3.
From lst Dec. 1907, to 1st Dec. 1905.
To expenses &c. Gas in
Molly .Q6l,9ss 1912
BY manufactured, arti-
cIes, and stock On hand 7a.o1o So liz
Gain IS >l7szl 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09
C12 t-2 Gems Sing e.

Il Vie1o ffhe Mast Important Praee ed
ings eftde Legislature o Yrginia,
ct the Session ot so9-fo.
PREPARED FOR THE ARGUS.
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'PENITENrIARY SYSTEM

'PENITENTIARY SYSTEM
Comparative view of The intenal' operatiA
ons OF thePenitentiary, under the for.
mer and present system, embracing u
period ofneaily six yeas.
FORMER SYSTEM.
No. I.
From lst Dec. 1908, to list Bee. YssGs
To expenses arising from
purchases OF raw materials,
tools. diet and clothing Of pri.
soners, stationary, and keepers
commissions r8.sga an
BY manufactured articles,
and stock CHI hand 1e,57s 46f
Loss Is i,aTe er
Nc. 2.
From Sist Dec. 1904, to dst Dec. igosS
To'expenses SIC. Gas in No.
~ s 2i,7ss 3
BY manufactured articles,
and stock on hand 1906 II
{ Loss S .a,seI zs
No. 2.
From ist Dec. 1908, to LIST Dec. 1905.
To expenses, &c. Gas in No.
~ S2%.ssa 1s
By manufactured articies,S.
stock on hand si,s7I SO
Loss 8 $3.50 ss
PRESENT SYSTEM.
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TO expenses arising
from purchase ofrawma-
terials, tools, diet and clio.
thirg of prisoners, sta.
tionary and agents conn
missions Sc 4IseSy Ca use
By manufactured arti. &kmSrnrnuI
oles end stock On hand 50
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-29
BOSTON, Sept, 81.
FROM CADN.

Captain Snow, from Cadiz sailed on the
3th August. No new event of any import
ance had occurred. There had been very
large impostations of flour, and there was a
good supply ofwater The inhabitants were
confident Of their security, An incessant
IRE was kept up on the positions occupied
by the French, particularly at Trocadero.
We have been presented with Cadiz
prints to the 11th. They relate nothing
new as having occurred in that city. The
intelligence in them from Badaioz, is to the
5th; and furnishes some particulars Of the
operations of the Spanish troops, under &C.
neral Charles O:Donnel, against the rear
OF Regnier's French garrison, and proceed
lag on the road of St. Andero, routed bo-
dy of Gallo troops, and took in port an
American ship
A letter from Henrick O'Donnell, COM
mander in chief of the army of Catalonia,
dated at Iarragona, July %, mentions that
the French army of Arragon, of IL 900 in
iantry and 1000 cavalry. continued on the
banks of the Ebro, near Tortosa that there
were almost daily combats, in which the pa
triots occasisned the invaders great losses
that IN an affair of the 18th July, at Tibisa.
the elemy lest a colonel, II other officers,
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and a proportionate number ofsoldiers /; BIZ,
the French being reinforced the Span lards
retired to the positions they occupied be
fore the combat; that on the 18th battle
took place between 10 or $4,000 French
troops, under general Macdonald, and 9 or
10 900 Spanards, including armed peasan-
try, near Gran oilers; it lasted 6 h ours, when
the French entered Barcelona. !" The e.
nemy lost 7o) men, aud carried great
number Of wound ed into the city. Ga our
part we had from 100 to 40 killed, and
400 wounded. After the battle the
patriots engaged in it, retired 10 lranzo,
on the Loblegat, to impede the enemy
should he march for this river, or the post
ton Of Monserrat, and to keep open the IN
! tercourse with Tarragona."
6 1t is probable that the movements OF
the French general Suchet, on Tortosa, 50
miles further down the Mediterranean than
Tarragonal were with design to attract
our forces TO that place, to leave Macdo-
nald better opportunity to attack Tara
gona bat on both sides We have divisions
that will Intercept their communication, and,
when occasion offers, will renew the scenes
of Villa Franco, Manresa, &c.
The siege of Tortosa appears to have
been commenced by the French.
A corps Of peasantry hover near Corona
and in two successive rencontres, with equal
force Of the enemy, have beaten them.
The papers contain a journal of the ope-
rations Of the 5000 troops, which were sent
hom Cadiz to Algesiras, under the COM
mand of general Lacy. From the 17'h
Tune to the 28th of July, they were al
most continually in motion annoying the e.
nemy. On the latter day they received
orders to return TO CadlZ.
We are indebted TO captain Snow Of the
brig Helen, and captain Knights, passrn-
ger, for Cadiz papers to the II August,
from which we have prepared the above
summary.
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FROM CCRUNNA.

We were presented with Corunna papers
to the Sd August. They contain numerous
articles respecting the operations OF the pa
troits in arms in several pats Of Leon and
Astu rias, whose numbers are represented
as considerable, aud daily increasing. They
display an augmented enthusiasm, and
greatly harrass he enemy.
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Fran the C9nuecticus C0urant.
ON THE TORRENTS Or AvARIcE.

ON THE TORRENTS Or AVARICE.
6 And he laid him down upon his bed, and
tufned away his face, and would eat no
bread" Kings. xxi. 4.
AND whence all this tormensing dis
uaietuie /? Was h sicS No. Was he
breft Of dear frlenls No. Had sore
calamity, OF any name or nature, bafailen
himself, or his family, or his kingdom at
large5 M. Tae man had no earthly trou-
biz 20 build grief on. 1t was now food
tide with lis affairs. When this fit Of vex-
alton seized him he had very lately obtain.
ed two signal victories over the Syrlans his
most powerful enemies, aud at that very
mameat was IN the highest elevation or
prosperity and power. w " then vas king
Ahab 50 sal, 50 extremely d,scoasolase and
vexed at h-art, that g nc laid down upoh
his bed, and turned away his face, and
would eat no bread :" Because, forsooth,
his nyigh5or Naboth had refused to sell
him trla'ng piece of land, little vine
yard Ahab was sovereign over millions
otpeoPle; he had ample personal domains,
his cup was full, he had laid up stores for
himself in vast abundance. Vet he wanted
more. Casting greedy eye upon his ntigh,
boris vineyard, he must needs have 1t for
:" a garden OF herbs )" and the refusal, tho
accompanied with substantial! reasons, stung
him 10 the core Of his heart, and actually
made him more wr1rched than a street beg
gar. The reader will remember the shock
Ing sequel.
Here It is clearly seen. as in glass, that
no condition in life can give contentmrnt to
man whose mind is totally Cat Of health.
--' He nay be nc h,
Or deck d with regal honors but if 10y
BE absent from him, if he tastes them not.
lis useless grandeur alb and empty shade
Here too is seen the Unsuitable restless
tormen:ing nature Of Avarice, and also
striking specimen of It's horrible effects a.
lnong men. What availed it Ahab that he
was decked with gold and silver, that he
was cloathed Ia purple aud fine linen, and
Jared sumptuously every day. What did
1t avail him that he had men,servants and
maid servants, that ne dwell in palace, sat
on a throne, ruled kingdom, and had eve
ry comfort and luxury the world could at
ford ; what did il all avail him when Ava
rice had got full possession of his heart:
his tormenting demon made him COM
pieteiy miserable, Notwithstanding all his
wealth and grandeur; and it hurried him
on, as 1t has hurried on many thousand o.
theirs, to robbery and murder.
Finally, We here learn the necessi,v of
checking all inordinate cravings, of repres,
sing and extinguishing all improper de,
slres OF worldly gain, aud of being content
with the circumstances H.. life which Pro.
violence has allotted us. The divine COM
mand, Thou shalt not cOvet," imposes a
restraint on one of the most powerful and
iatal propensities OF the human heart nor
can we lay any claim to real virtue, or rea.
sonably expect happiness in the word TO
come or contentment in the presen, life, if
we knowingly permit ourselves to overlean
sA'S SAsreo o4erier. MENTOR.
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Actual loss,
s 5,3I2 %

Now in the face of this statement, for
the correctness of which We pledge our We,
racity, will any man be SO lost TO every
sense of decency, as to repeat the same sto-
ry? Will th= democratic papers republish
this statement?
The reader is informed that these losses
are upon american property only, for it
would have been uncandid to put property
assured for account of either OF the belli-
gerents.
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/ Y l..

u
Sweet is tie fragrant breath of morning,
Wlen yernal bceezes fan the dale,
And tepi1 dewS the fl IE'rs adornlng,
Msliaaous ia:ease thence exale.
Sweets tue bsam, mil gloom imnsrgias,
w zen low'rins 9orms obscure the day,
Thro' dark dispsiin5 aists divergns,
Difdses Wi1s the enllvcnlRS ray.
Sweet is the smile of Health returning,
Waen tranquil ease resumes her reign,
From rackils pains aQd tsyers burning,
Restores to soft repose again.
Sweet is the voic: Of friendship. soothing,
Waen ansI'sh wings the bleeding heart,
The brow IF cacs by kindness smoothing,
That charms frosn sorrows sting the smart.
1Bus sweRrBR far the sound endearlng,
0ffuQ Salv ton. bought with Biool,
The guilty ruin'l spirit cheering,
With PARDON free, ana peace with Con.
CHRISTINA.
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2ssraasg's ostIp 0a,s;g,,
SATURDAY., SEPT. %,

On psruslng the Duke of Cadors's a.. 4
ter to Armstrong the other day, a s. >
declared his conviction that he had 70 Js,''
but this proved Bonapartc's intcntio, 'S''
more to disturb lis. " He has bumn.,,.
SELF" said the democrat, she has ,o anne
himself down never to rise against n. ~,
always the Tiger crouches before she
sieehs."
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FROM FRANCE.

Captain Dixey, from France, Informs
that report of an accommodate by gen,
Armstrong had ceased that the sales OF
sequestered property was proceeding; cot
ton had sold for upwards of dollar per
pound.
French papers to August /, were receiv-
ed last evening at the Exchange Coffee
House by the Schooner Two Brothers from
France. They are extremely barren.
The council Of prizes had condemned the
American ships Ohio and CaIpo. The
Tlst had arrived from Baltimore; she is
mentioned as letter Of marque, and took
an American vessel called the Spanish La
Gv,
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S 238,796 c5

Great Britain has captured, after d~ducting
what was restored, A7,735 90
But she has credit for property
recaptured and restored, 1892 70
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From the NortaM Ledger.

IT has been repeatedly asserted that
France aud Great Britain equally canvass
the commerce of the United States, ami
this tale is repeated again and again ia the
democratic papers, either without any
knowledge Of facts, or if knowing them, a
total disregard of truth. Wnea we COM
pare the relative naval strength of France
and England, it woall not much surprise
us, if the captures made by the British
should amount to as much as those made by
France.
The editor Of this paper has, for seven
years past, held a situation in the Office OF
the Marnc Insurance company ct Norfolk,
which gives him an opportunity of being
informed upon this subject, from docu-
ments which cannot mislead he has for the
information of his readers, extracted from
the books statement Of losses sustained
by captures of property insured in that OF
fee, by all the belligerents, from March,
1904, to this time, which presents the toll
lowing result:
Amount captured by the
French, s 223,185 IS
Recovered by compro-
mise. IS, 100 10
Do. by sen.
tence re-
versed, 1862 60
2O1 1913 O5
Amount captured by Spain act
ing under French DEGREES, 1913 90
Amount n0zv under detention
and not determined, 90 900 90
SS3S 796 o5
Amount captured by the Bril-
fish, $3.50 90
Restoredby sentence re-
versed, 5,s75 90
S+7,735 90
Amount recaptured from the
French by the British, and
restored 59,3ls so
, On which the salvage and ex-
pences were, 1880 70
S A. 1923 70
IL 49, L IL
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Pr'va'eers bring in all vessel, ),
across" ' sheyeo
From another.
CO., e 'hs so.h July %, ,s,o
a French Prlvateer lusger, and n1 pn'O'td |,
this port, whore we a,r, ed or Ueftdt,
The French consul informs nv S"G'y
papers will be forwarded to par;, ' 'Na' ii,
as possible, for examination. - '' Soon
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d. NLSH WdR.

Capt. Wills, who arrived yesterday from
Gottenburgh, informs that he was told by
his merchant, that the Danish government
had issued decree directing their cruIzers
to capture all American vessels, whatever
might be their cargo, OF wherever from or
bound. A copy WAS said to have been
printed in the Swedish papers.
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S 1922 70

Thus it appears that there has been actually
lost by France, including Spain while
under her orders, the sum of sO8,7 1875 o5
Aud in jeopardy now, $4,000 90