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The SAME member Mr.. Potter menasae
ed that one president meaning Mr.. Adams)
had been ruined by resolutions of approba-
ton, and that the leaders expected yacauc,esi
for their applause. Asthas member isses-
ter acquainted with those times and the sen.
,imenss of those OF whom he speaks, shall
not contradict him; & as l am friend to the
present chief magistrate, I shall rvcollect his
adyieeAwhieh I hope has originated from =
fear that resolutions of appreciation would
ruin the present president. For my part, sir
I should have been as well satisfied to have
expressed these sentiments on any other re-
solution which would have involved our ia.
reien relations. I should have been as well
pleased to have expressed these sentiments
on 4 resolr.ion,to send Mr. Jackson home
and stseall Mr.. Pinkney. .1s
h. las been said that it would require
means perh ape to effect the object of this
resolution. and that we shall have to talk Of
loans, &c. It viii not require means unless
Great Britain should make j. pretext
for further injuries. If that should &C. tho
case, and five must surrender our free
dom, or vote means to maintain it, altho'
We Nigh. be naked, hungry and moneyless,
l would not hesitate to choose between IL
bersy or death. And if it were necessary
on this occasion, and had talents, would
invoke the states as sisters united by hong
suffering and cemented with blood--l would
revive the memory offormer friendships by
invoking the spirit Of '76, pointing out the
glorious achievements Ut our ancestors and
produce the effects of union by recital OF
our wrongs. ..- y.
(Debate to be continued.
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From, the Boston Gazette.
THE DIPLOMATIC POLICY OF
" MIR. MADISON UNVEILED.
NO. I.

IT'S proposed to examine, in calm and
dispassionate manner, without invective,
and as far as is practicable, without undue
prepossessions, the very interesting Mea.
sures Of Mr.. Madison's short Admins
tration. Our observations and arguments
will be addressed to that enlightened por-
ton of the community, who examine be-
fore they decide who recellect, com.
bine and compare facts, before they draw
differences and who habitually keep their
passions IN some degree of subordination
to their understandings.
: 1t will be seen by this introduction, that
there are other classes of citizens to whom
the following candid remarks, the result Of
close examination and honest and sedulous
enquiry, are in no degree addressed LET
all such men forbcar to read what will only
serve to confirm their prejudices and in
flame their passions-tor no observation is
more correct than that where men have
formed violent prepossessions upon slight
or no foundations, those prejudiees are on
ly enbi,tered by strong and forcible argu-
ments directed against such favorite cpl
Mons. Those, therefore, who believe that
our Administration is always m the right,
aud Great Britain always in the wrong -
those who consider it proof of hatred to
ones own Country to shew that the exist
ing and temporary rulers of it are hurrying
it to its ruin /; and especially those who en-.
tertain the ungenerous and unmanly senti-
ment that every man who examines with
Candor the conduct of Foreign Nation, or
Of its Ministers, is either par,izan or a
pensioner of such nation; had better shut
their eyes to these essays, at the very OUT
set: for they will only tend to inAame their
resentments by firm and resolute expo
sure of their errors. .
There ere some, however, who are uei-
ther so candid or so enlightened az to be
entirely open to conviction, and yet not so
prejudiced as to be proof against its force {:
who had learned from sad experience to
distruse the sincerity of Mr.. JEFFERSON,
asd were therefore capable of discussing
with closeuess the nature of his measures {:
Yet these same persons deem it unfair to
examine, with the same degree Of suspi-
cion, the conduct of Mr.. Madison.
A charitable sentiment towards this gen.
tleman, has acquired a wonderful influence,
owing principally TO the undeserved praise
incautiously bestowed upon measure li:tle
understood, and which, when thoroughly
examined, will be found to merit high
degree Of censure. The adjustments with
Great Britain was a measuvc SO gra,ifying
10 all the true lovers. of their country, aud
of its peace, tina, without reflection, they
were willing to bury all past recollection of
Mr.. Madison's conduct, and 70 believe. that
q statesman who had grown hoary in the
cultivation Of deep antipathies to 6. Bri-
tain, whs had staked his literary reputation
fdearer 70 an author than country or lfe)
in favor Of principles which rendered =
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EcoNTrNUf5.]

IN committee of'shs whole Mr.. BAssE7
IN thSehairA ,,'y !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
Penifenfla'y Store.

ME subscriber. Asan, Il s rms Pcui,eu,ixrs.
ossrs sale the following -;ic.ss. the ma.
nu'ac,urs oftna;instiu.ion.a At vssy low prieesas
Wholesale and retail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
.fizae scstcr T,.cT6iee Z o,n5I11y,

''1''TV '5CSsD1 .-..IVE'eF I 0JH3Jlly,
The Stockholders are requested to nee,
at Srooks's tavern in Manchester, on the
first Monday in March ensuing. Susci II
matters OF business important to the tater.
est of the company require a full ngkting
and the early attendance of each ruEmber
on that day.
BY order of the directors,
James Brander, elk.
Manchester, February IL, 1910. tam.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
NORGE !!
Orthe LIME Wcrld


THE partnership of John SC Robert
Z Gamble Jr. viii expire on the FIRST of
APrilnext. All those indebted to saia firm
are requested to come forward al settle
tlcir accounts, as tot,gcr indulgence cannot
be given. Those having claims lson the
firm, will please present them for pay
mcEt.
John @. Gamble.
Robert Gamble, Tr.
Richmond, February IL, 1910. t1A
SHj LII BIZ SOLD. TO the hIguest ia.
slant, a. Mr. OveNon' 56rirk house. Oh the
cross street above W. Eagle Tavsrp, an,i
leading TO the 81 ns ssHdry a9eles OF
household furniisJkc. selcngiak 10 the
estate Of Geor5 Wsson, deceased. A
credit of go days will be allowed on an
purchases above S 60, on giving approve
negotiable notes.
James Lynch, Ad'r.
Richmond, February 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

I'm lassdty lls 27tn OF tnIs fnUiIih.a
~ the house at present occnsy, * III
O'clook, n Large quantity OF BEDS s:nd o.
thor FOAEi LUEG, a Wagon equt IN
pon, OF strength 20 any ever bu'lt IN Virgi-
MIA, with fnif sc Of gear, sofne toals, some
horses, six or seven thousand weight OF
choice So, pstfe'd Bacon, a hkeiN young
Negro Women, regularly hrOugV ap TO
house MISUNDERSTANDING IN RschmUrdfy9i sur
pass her as 4 Pastry Cock, washr'syy Iron
ing. or in snort any ,hinS lei the bonse line.
TsrGis Of ssle ninety days for all Lr3ls a.
boye 20 dollars, with approved endorsed
hOies At .he Virginia Bank. Ins reason Of
The aJpvG sale IS IN ccussguSncc ut my re-
moving on or aboet IN first OF April TO Will
I'snsberg.
February 9th, 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

SAsiusL WILLIAMS, . &. II. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

Just received and Cor sale by s. Plssants Rich
Jsnond, few copies Of the Following valuable
wo.ss The Amer an Annual Xegisses, vol.
Husbandsy-Ws nan, e new no
vel b. rfis5. Ows,s5n--Bnsder's Village Ser
mons --curney's 5yssem Of Shore hand wr;iin !,
--FsrSuson's LsasWss, a nsw edi,ion--Mu
ssz's Life Of Cen. Wasfugson --Thoasoa':
reasons, cheap edition fsi 49, use Of schools
RnsselPs ancien. aad mslefn Europe-CsreJ's
general aras, (the best collection 0f Maps ye,
made in this cjpl;ry) --Morss's Uaiversal Co
yrAphy -Goll5rnign'sn sslsd flisfoTy, gsaerA
assouact., Of q1zro Firstly BiJes. With anA
yiihou, plates, Concordance. issalm1, &c. e.
from 5 3 50, . : II each J:osoa's sagvsyias
--Amcric1n oierk'S Mz5ksiac - W .!ss,'g pso
oouacing Dictc1 srg-also, sch 81 Bi5fts, I'ss =.
ments aal S7clitas Bolks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

b.ead 1ndnasTow Axes, Hatchets .Uoes pIo,,.n
oaAfss and Coasers, Hinges, Wedges. Iiass.
msfs, Tenders, Traces. Stretchers, and OK
Chains ;--B Brides, Collars. Hal,ers, praees.
surciastcs. Back Bands Belly Bands Hrceehs
mS, Fire Buckets, 6Jc &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

GTkhYED from my plantation, in Ches
- ierhsij county, near the Coal Pits, en-
the ltth Of the prc.ent month,
A SoRREL ROANE MARE.
About five feet high, firs years old the en-.
suing spcing; she was shod all - d, and
The shoes much worn was somevka at ruo.
Bad with gear, trois aud salIopx ponea.y.
a'd vas IN very good order. Any per-
sen q liyeriog her 20 me a.ihe Goal Pitts
Shall receive a reward OF Ten Dollars,
SAMUEL WOODY.
February i7ih. ie1o. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps,
Ditto plain
Suwarrows,
Halt Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound loss 10.
Do. side leather, 7ss o.
negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 81
s0mens leather shoes, thick soles, Tso.
40 do. thin, Go. 6ss
Do do. slips.
Do Morocco do. co
Do de. ties, 1ss
S :, iea.,ler snoes, ASS 81
uo' $50 Is.
ANY of the above articles mad 70 orle,
let at the Penitehtiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. J. BURR.
Richmond. March 30, 1909.
6th July, 1809.--The price of Wrought
Nails is raised half cent per pound, bv
order ofthe Exeeutise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

THE Subscriber wishes 70 cT;sIrr
a i'.TO good Workmen in The Nvbsel
wright business, to whom good VA vii.
be given the sorknen mayH a0bety
to work by ,hs p;ecs.-Alsao&o< 3ppsen
ices ere wanted sorshe Wheslw.igh, ba
s:asss.
A. Quarter.
Richmonl, 9th Oct. 1909. fiji
NEW MEDiCINS. STORE.
The Stockholders have reasnily taken = S ore,
near the wsrkrs Bridge, opposite eicssrs.
While and Shss,cn's, where they Offer for sale
avery geuelal as,ortc,rnt of DRJGS .e5' lfE-
DfGIEES few Of which are enumerated.
y;>.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
February 6th, 1910.

NOTICE. The Ez cuuve viii receive
~ PROPOSALS sOr MAKING CARR.
AGCS % niovat caaaon, Until ,nc 18th 81
,AArCh nex', according to a uc.ezto- DC
enlisted nc c, or nd as 3 y IN
derstocd by ise urSeragcr.
Att,si,
sAMUFL CCLtMAE, &C
Richmond, Fec. So. 1870.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
L an-Yard.
To Let on Lease OF from FIVE I,
twelve Years,

To Let on : Lease OF from FIVE to
twelve Years,
THAT Valuable Tan. Yard, with its appnr.
tsnsncss belonging to the Estate Of the late
Mr. Jacob Be9k'us, situated or the Main
. Fsct cfthis Guy, between the Capitol and
The BASIN. fEis vaaanic property consists
OF ahaf acre corner Lot, having thereon an,
extensive TAN-YARD, a large Bari
House, two Bark Mills, beam House, Car.
iy'ns Snop, Leather Cellar agd.Dry;ng
Lots win every necessary convdM{hce fos'
having fFoai2 to 5 ihoussnd HidA ran'G
per ysIf ==slso a good DwelliiffsfIouse
ktca, n, Cellar, Stable agd Garden The
H9use and Garden have lately b=eu. repair.
ed, and the Tan. Yard win be fully repair.
ed shortly after beiHg let. For teens
apply GO tue Executors, who once more so.
iiciltnoss indebted to said estate to make
paymeni, before the thirty first Of Nav
next; no longer Indulgence will De given,
y. late
John Prosser tx rs
Aiehscni, Pen. 20. 1870.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
VIRGINIA..
In Halifax County Court, Ia Cnancery
18th Dec. 1909.
n Between
Edward Terrell, P;k:

Edward Terrell, Pik:
aed
Nathan Henderson,, SViiiiam Moore, }
Charles Harris. William Henderson,
!acob Furgdson, John Henry, Ell. } tcfts
ward Henderson, James Henderson,,
Phoebe Combs &c Frederick Terrell, s
The Defendant, Nathan Henderson, not
having entered his appearance anl,sSyen
security according To the act of Assembly
and the Rules CO t:iis Cnurt, and n S;1cHr-
ing to the satisfaction Of the Qn4t0 Tat
he is not an lrhabirant Of this [S.hvbn-
wealth; On motion of the PiainnS-By his
COUNSEL, it is ordered, that the said last
mentioned defendant, dr appear here on
the fourth Monday in March. next, ard
answer the bsiof the PlainsiG; aud that
copy Of tais order be forthwith inserted
IN one Of the news papers published in the
city Of Richmond for eight weeks success.
s'veiy. and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse eff the said County.
Il cory--fes., ..ss ae
. SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d, C. II. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
NOTfCE.


NECESSITY compels me 10 make fur.
ther application 10 all these who are
indebted to the trustees OF the Richrnond A.
cademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub
scrie1n:.i, and all such are hereby reqnes-
ted 20 vase payment TO the subscriber 20
enable the building camFait,ee 20 pay all ar
rears FOR work done, and to procure
materials this winter in otdep@P kAoceed
With ewnrk next spring, it bffnE Dr. the
education ofour rising progenyS< Nh ~ orna-
.aents and attaches tisetn to republican prin-
cipies and gives spring 10 liberty and ins
dependence. 1 baYe undertaken the coiIec-
ton by agreement with John BruckenbrOugh
and Williasi w. Hening, E.sqrs. the other
members Of the committee appointed by
board of trustees. as the building Of tbe
Academy has progressed considerably,
der myself there will be but little trou I.
bel in Of, aiming ;he money for the purpose
Of catsgiug into eject 50 laudable an inssi~
Ia Tor. ~
Dgc5ember 9th. 1909. II
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sn,cdy relief, and permanen tcure oFyarlous

speedy relief, and permanen tcare ofyarlous
compl .ints which result from dlssiPatsa
pleasures, juvenile indiscretions, residence
incI;mates unfayorable to the CONSTITUENCIES
immoderate use oftea, frequent intoxikcsati !,
orany destructive isltsmpcrance, the unsNii-
FIJI or frequent use OF mercury, INC ui ;aa af
pelculiar 10 females at certain pstioN
life, bad layniSs lis &c. .;sace
And proved by long < extensive eSpe'aa If
to oe absolutely unparalleled IN ths auss Il
Nervous disorders, consumptlons, ioWn ,s,9aJ,
spirits, loss 10 appetite, impuri'y .. a vi VI
hvstericsi affections inward weahhe9 : ;,,,i
client cramps in the stomach ana ose .Gn,ach.
gestion, melancholy, govt IN the s. : ii,nbs'
Involuntary emissions, pains o Ia e a',,ns Tor
relaxations, obstinate geets' nur ~ g.
whites) impotcncy, barrenness' &c ~
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FOR SALE.
LEASE for lives, fer 3lz acres

A LEASE TOR lives, fer slg acres -,
In lying IN the coaniy OF Fairfly ~. - Ia
ing part OF the tract ot ia:d called !. "a D y
wortd," the annra. ront oi which i s.
lars. It IS abontnlne ,ni.cs ro,n A.eys 5 y
the Little River Turnpik@ nesd p,ssins !,
it. There is on sid farm very COM -;
dwelling and farm houses, anc good St
orchard, and about sixteen acres in ci.P fs
equal to any in the nsigh'lo'hood. abon, s.
same quantity of timothy n;c&Gow Of ey,,'
lent quality, and as mach more lninpro,.''
This farm is divided into Eve los. and !,
fencing in tolerabie repair If j. is not d.
posed of by the first of C2.oberr / will -
it for lives. l., is so situated as to make +,
tenements. Any person wishing &c pnrcl,,.
or lease said furm for lives, will please ap,
to the subscriber residing on ;hc PREMISE
.lolepa Powell.
July el. 2taws
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Coach-nlaking, IN all its ya=io,sass,
Branches
F.. P. T AY1CR,

- ESPECTFULLy informs ais cc-assa59,
II and the public, thai h5 cont:n lsys 1a3
carry on the Coach-ma&5ng JaSi.lcse "A: Al; lis
various branches, at the shop i ..'air&s:z-
street, formerly occupied by slice and 2'Gg~
or, where ali orders in his li1a - h.,aislfa3
will be strictly attended
From an establishments 81 +hc.eo x3a.5 IS,
the above line of business he is able % Gay9
as proof OF his workmanship, he has aasG:erg'
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please tc fa~os h3S-
with their orders for Carriages 81 any :saa.s
or description, may depend or laYing .lss8ff
work executed with neatness and 2twcngth-
n. B. All kinds Of Carriages and Iarrc2@e'
es made and repaired with neatiess and dig
patch.
FOR S.GIfs,
second hand Coachee with &faHnc3i
October 81.
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Lease Of tie Mdaan Queen IaOsrn
FOR SALE.

IN consequence ofmy declining health,
will sell my lease Of FIVE years, from the ist
of January 1911, of the Indian Queen Ia
vern 1t is one ofthe best stands IN the town
Of Alexandria, and commands at this tune as
much, if not more tbaa any other, OF proE,a-
BILE business There are sufficient number
of respectable boarders to ensure any person
a comfortable living which, together with
the transient custom attached to the mouse,
makes it desirable situston fora man qIai'
ihcd to keep House of Entertainment. a
good tenant may have the lease extended to
any length Of time he may choose.
I viii also sell, if required.
the Beds and Furniture now In the house,
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and gentecl house 1 he
house IS large and roomy and there is at
tached to it stable calculated to ! ID fifty
horses. The whole will re sold on liberia,
credit It is thought unnecessary to say more
as it is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase Will first view the premises.
JOAN Hodgkin.
October 90. co
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August 9 |
By virtue of a deed Of truit

from Daniel M'GQrty, and Marg ia
tilda Snovden, his wife, to us the subscri-
bers, will be exposed TO public sale Oh Tues
dag The jffyfh day Of February meet, at GRAVY
fort's tavern, in George Town, a Tract Of
Lend on the river Potomac, lying in Lcueloun
county, state of Virginia known as M'Ctr-
tvs Island, and Sugar land Tract, or SO
much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
sum recorded in said deed
This property lies about 20 miles above
George J own, and the city of ashiB gton
and the Island part oil The property, contain
ing 500 acres, is known by its protuc-
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the iates Of Maryland or Vir-
GINA, with proper cultivation may be made
TO produce 100 bushels Of corn per acre. A
great proportion OF this tract is heavily tim
bered from which an lneXhaustable quantity
Of ship timber slaves, &c may be TAKEN
The property vii! be shewa on application 10
Mr.. yohn w. Bronaugh, In George Town, or
MIR. Daniel M'Carty, OH the premises. ] he
terms Of sale are, one third cash, Or negotia-
bic paper in tie bank OF Columbia, at 60 days
with two approved endorsers residing within
the District OF Colurpbla-- the balance in three
equal payments of three, six and nine months,
all bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to feznain
bound, and be resod on default Of payment,
for so much ready money as may be suiici-
entSto raise the balance then due, and the re-
sidue on credit to meet the future install
ment or instaln,ents, tie proceeds of which
| resale is TO be in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to be made as often
as such successive default shall require, con-
forming each to the terms prs scribed for the
first.
| Elilha Janney,
| James Keith, Jun.
| November S. Jaws
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

the subscriber Of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tes-
tamentary Or the estate of John Luke,
lsle OF the county aforesaid, deceased
Al persons having claims against the said
decd are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
ON OF before the lth day of June next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
nctt to SAIL estate and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment,
Givsn under my hand this lth day OF Dec.
1910.
w. H. Washington,
.6dnainietratoy Of Join Like, deceased.
December H. eO6W
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HAMgLTON'S
s-.F.I.E.BR ATEp WORM DESTROYING
. ,-77Es y n, y r a y + G

which there is reason to believe, have
WITHIN ten wears past, cured upwards OF two
hundred thousand persons of both sexes, OF
avery ape, and in every situation, OF various
dangerous compl ANTS arising from worms,
and from distractions or tou!ness In the slo-
mach and bowels.
g'bis MEDICINE bears no analogy whatever
GO others of similar title, SO commonly COM
blamed of as operating with Vtpience, on the
@aontrary. s particular excellence or thls re
saedy is its being suited to every age Q con
sat;t,nion. Ii contains nothing but what Is
.r,erfecsly innocent, and is so mild ia It's opc
rstionthat il cannot iRjure the most delicate
pregnant lady, o. the tenderest infant OF a
week cid shauid nc worms exist IN the nody,
hut will without pain of>grlping, cleanse the
STOMACH and bowels OF whatever is ioai OF Oh
fensiye, and thereby prevent the productoh
et worms anu many fatal disorders. he To-
zenqes are particularly efhcacious II carrying
off all gross humols and er1ptiops, seEersh
and bilious complaints, and are tile safest ai4''
rn;ldest purgativs shat can be- urged op any
occasion. ;,
A dose Of this g3edicine given occasionally
during the warn, season villa efectualiy pre-
yens the vomiting and purging OF children,
a dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part OF our citizens.
Ii is likewise the nildesi and most CERTAIN re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
strength greas number wAcii imam advanced
stage IS this fatal complaint. Particular ant
PLAIN Instructions are given for every part Of
the necessary treatment IN such cases,
Children generally takethis medicine with
eagcrhcss, having pleasing appearance, and
n agreeable taste
DR. HamiltOn's Grand Refoystlvs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
nends as an invaluable medicine for ths