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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

BY virtue Of q deed Of Trust, iron, Andre, V Lev:
is, CT the ecu,'y of Montgomery, will bs SOLD,
by the Subscr.ber. 10 the highcs, bidder Tor
ready rnonsy, at the 'Kagle Tavern. IN the city
Of Richmond, upon the 18th day Of Deserubcs
next, the following TRACTS Of LAND.
with heir -arPurtenancss, CT so mech thereof
as may be neces.aryto pay cerfain debts in the
said deed of Trust mentioned, that is to'say;
InNE tiaet situaie in the county of Mont.
~ gomery, containing 800 sc,es, being that
TRACT On which the said Andrew Lewis now
livesj one other irsd adjoining the last MENTION
ed on the north, containing ten thousand acses /,
one olher traa adjoining tie first mentioned, be.
ing an inclusive survey, con,sining seven thous
and seven humid ed ACRES; one other trast adioin.
i-g the fast mentioned at the west end, contain
ing four hundred and fourteen acres one other
usa called the CIfsNur NEcxs coutaiug three
hundred ard sixty six acres one other tract call.
ed SEYsNAs uaa on Bottom Creek adjoining
the first mentioned t:aa of eight hundred acres,
and oostsiHing one hundred and ffiy scres ore
other TRAD also adjoining the first mentioned traG
called Prothnops Garden, containing one hundred
and twenty eight actext one other uaa adjoining
the last mentioned, containing one hundred and
thirty acres; one other tact adjoining the inclu-
siye survey of seven thousand seven hundred a.
cres above mentioned, continuing eighty ac.es--
one other iraa adjoining the same inclusive SUR
tract lying on both sides of Little River contain
ing one bundled aud ffiy acres, on which il
situate Hepewcll F,rge-one other tract aiioin.
ing thereto, containing enc hundred and forty a.
|c'es-- one othertract adjoining the same, called
the Saw. mill tract, containing four hundred and
thirty e'sh, aeres-and one other tract adjoining
tie last mentioned ttact, containing one hundred
aeres-which said .everai tracts of land are sit
uaie In the county of Montgomery
EDW YARD JOHNSTON.
Surviving Trustee.
n. q. The above mentioned property is situ
ale on and shout what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN, and considered very
va'usblc es.ate. pasticuariy for grazing. ANY
one wishing for more r:ictlar information may
apply 10 Charles Johnsen, residing in Campbell
county, near Lynchburg, or to Robert Pollard
George Pickett, or Ga:lego, Richard B. Co. in
The city Of ssiChmond.
November 10Th, 1910. tds
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Tract ofLand,

known by the name of Milton, lying on lanes
River. and in the county of Charles City, abour
i've miles low the Cour, House.
Milton contains by an cid survey $50 acres.
Inc son Is stiti, and particularly excellent for
the culture OF wheat. and from the level sur face
which II presents may be improved 60 the great
est advantage.
y he situation ccfiin.ards beautiful and exten
sive view Of James River, being on the z Mile
Reach. Fish, and wild fowl are very convenient
IN taeir seasons aud Oysters may be had in Z.
ound@nce from the Boats. which pass almost ev
cry day in the Fall and Winter moths -
There Is good and convenient DWELLING
HOUSE on this land, @i,h rooms End a Ia,te
passage--it is now in good corditlon Tor the rcs
ception OF a family. The out houses are conve.
nient; and are now in toletabe state OF repair,
he will also sell that TRACT or LAND
known by the name of Browns Quarter situat.
cd about miles from James River, and in
the county OF Chance City, or miles below
the Court House. This tract originally contain.
ed SS4 acres by an old survey Gu, small par,
OF at the north end having been lately sold, i,
= supposed now TO contain about 800 acres
This land ae unds with excellent timbsr-The
soil is light. and easy to cultivate, and produ, es
Indian Corn and Rye very well-On ihis land
is an unfinished Dwelling House 20 feet by 30
and spring OF waies, equal &c any ia the lower
country.
He will also Gas Agent fer Miss Ann q.
Southai] sell plantation adjoining The former
one, known by the name Of vausaan's, contain.
ing 234 acres this tract aad Browns Quarter
together from their con;igui,y viii make i most
beaa iiui and compact plantation The soil. and
local advantages, OF each a,e nearsly the same.
he will also dispose of enc sixth part of the trsd
OF land known by the name OF OLD Town (which
Is YET tndvidedl and lying in tie county OF New
hent, near the Court Eouse.-I,re!um ny thar
those mciined TO Purchase any of ,hc lboye men
toned LANDS, will FIRST view them. a more
par ocular account thereof is thought UNNECESSARY
Suffice il TO say. they will b. sold on moderate
lerms, and the. Payments made easy TO purcha.
ssrs.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton November i7,h, 1910 IF
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+ hE Subscriber hereby gives notice, that
be intends 10 petition the ntxt Generl
a! Assembly Of Virginia, for relief against
an ordinance Of the Common Hall Of The
c,ty OF Richmond, passed on the 18th June
last, whereby, under a. general regulation
concerning the. licensing Of Carriages, he
and his family are prevented IRON using a
hired Carriage Of any description, for the
conveyance efpersons.
Christopher Mcpherson.
R'chmond, 10 Oct, 1910. tTwtfl
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Leathcr-Wholesale 81 Retak.
B. TATE,
Tanner 6 Currier.

| INFORMS the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular, tina,
he has lately received from philadelphia
and Lancaster. large quantity of SoaI,
lSairtiug and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf Skin Boot Legs, of excellent quai.
ny purchased by himseli,) which in ad :.
d'ton to the large stock in his LANYARD,
makes very extensive aud compleat as
Isorthsent OF LEARNER & the best quality,
viz: ~
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Soal,
Shifting, Harness, Black & Fair Bril-
die, Wax'd and Russette, Upper and
kiPss Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, land
Bellows Hides, Wax'd Black GRAND
and Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tan'd and 1,aw'd, Wax'd Calf
aud Cortlovan,Boot Legs and Cordo.
van Roundings.
Also a few Hundred Spanish Dry'd
Hidcs,-For sale at reasonable prices for
Ready Money. at his Currying Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the BELL
Tavern. l1 -
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Oct. 81. 1910. It Is d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

1rHE Subscriber has received Iarge
assortment of all sizes of Tsyloe,s fn~
Ma'iiable BAR IRON, which he will sell
~ Wholesale or retail on moderate terms,
At his Mallory on the Basin, where all kinds
OF cut and hammered Nails Of superior
quality may be had and SIN tn 3 work done
NJ the shortest notice. Also Nail Rods,
Hoop IRON Mill Spindles. Axlstrees, sc
ARCHIBALD M'CALL.
November 18th, 1910. oaftf
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w4w
TIE subscriber has just received, in a
i ton to his
Stock Of Goods,

London superfne Cloths and Cassimeres.
Second do. do.
49, Common do. do.
Berlin Cords, Bedford, do.
Corduroys, Velvets and rhicksetts,
Lyon Skin, Green Baize,
.TwilPd and Plain coatings,
Kerseymere Moleskins.
Rose and Dufil Blankets,
Kendall Cottons and Plains,
Gentleman's Silk Florentine. newest oufy. .,
Elegant Silk Moleskin and Velyets.
White, Red, Blue and Green Flannels.
Figured Pelice Flannels and Cloths.
Black and Brown Bombazettes,
Fashionable Figured do
Bombazenes, Wildbores,
Caliimanco, Merseilles,
Vestinett and Swansdown, Toilinetts.
Gentls Silk, Cotton and Worsted stock;ut,s
Ladies, do do do
Barcelona, Bandanna and Madrass Hkdfs.
Ladies Coloured Borders,
Linen aud Cotton Bed rickinps.
Brown Holland, Cotton Plati'ias,
Ladies. Twilld Cashmier Shawls, of all co.
lours, best quality.
Common Cotton Shawls,
Gentlemen's Tippets.
White, Red and Black Plumcs-Epauletts,
Furniture and Common CalIicoes.
Lustriugs and attins--Sarsne,ts & Feelings
Imitation Dresses-Leno half Handkfs.
Figured and Plain Leuo,
Elegant Spidernct, do.
Jubilee Cord do.
English and India Book and Jaconet Muslin.
Figured do do do
Silk and Cotton Suspenders,
Patent do
Gentiemen's and Ladies Gloves.
4 4 and Cd Camb:ic,
10 and 4 Cotton Shir.inps.
3 4 Linen and Cotton Checks,
SILK and Cotton Bingham,
7-s & 40 Irish Linen,
White and Black Lace Sleeves.
Vandyke and Cape Patterns,
Lace, Tapes and Bobbins,
Centlemen's and Ladies Pocket Books.
Cotton Balls, Nuns Thread, Scotch. do,
India Cotton Umbrellas,
Table X Tea Spoons Knives and Forks.
Tortoise Shell Combs,
Ivory do
Elegant Patent Breast Pins,
Watch Seals. Keys and Chains.
SCISSORS Chains--Siiyer & Brass Thinbles.
Tooth, Comb. and Shaving Brushes,
Ivory Segar Cases,
levers Harps,
Silk and Cotton Cords,
Furniture do.
Playing, Wool, and Cotton Cards,
Knee Buckets and Dee,
Shoe StrIngS-Vio in do
Best London Gilt Buttons,
Fash'o enable Ball Coat aud Vest lie.
Sewing Sh;.s,
Willow Sheets,
Fashionable Bonnets.
Shirt Buttons,
LET Class do
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
Arclielaus Ha ghes,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
On the Basin, STORES and SELLS ever,
kind of PRODUCE on the usual CoMMs'
SION.
He has for Sale,
80 Bills. Cut Herrings,
10000 WI. Isle of Wight Bacon.
200 Salt Peter'd Hams.
Richmond, June 12th, 1910. {wI9m)
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WILLIAM COWAN,
WA 3EH MIXER.

TIT ASJust received an assortment of ar !.
4 ticles in his line, which with his for.
mer stock, consists of IWarranted1 Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks and Time
Pieces, general assortment Of Silver
Ware, pearl set. and plain JeweIry, plated
Castors, Wine Strainsrs, Chamber, Brack-
Ct, patient, ard large Cand,esticks, (new-
est patterns) Senfers, and Snuffer TRAYS,
Salts &c. Packet Books, Purses, Thread
Ceses. Epauiets, and Sword knots, Pen
Gil Cases. Scissors and Cases, Fruit and
Pen Knives, sSesar and Snuff Boxes, Thin
b'es, La6y's and Geoilemen's Steel Gilt
and 81 Chains, Keys, Seals, and a varie-,
~ of other articles hIl Of which he offers
at The most reason able prices.
n. Is. Watches and Clocks of every
description carefully repaired. Orders in
the above line will he strictly attended to
Nichmond, Oct. 7dj 1919. wifi
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
a NTfGUA RUM per the Hind.
"A Pennsylvania Whiskey
Muscovado Sugar
Gia in Pipes
Imperial Tea by the Chest
Domestic Manufactured Sackine
OF good quality by the Bolt
Bar and Rod Iron, assorted
Plough Plates & Blistered Steel.
Prime, & Cargo Pork & Beef in Bbls.
RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Nov. 27, 1910. uN
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NOTICE.
" O TICE.

4 HE Subscriberhas rented ard removed
his Counting Room to the large new
Brick Lumberhonse, near Shockoe Ware
house, and lately occupied by MIR. James
G Anthony. This House is calculated 70
Store upwards OF 500 Hbds of Tobacco
and several Thousand Barrels Of Flour
u Is situated convenient TO the Basin of
ihs Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, goth Sept. 1910. 3m
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B o q * S

in the different departments of Literature, and
al the common articles ia the stationary line
Lately published. a new and improved edition Of
HENING'S VIRGINIA JUSTICE;
And in press. the frsr part of the institutes of
the laws Of England, by Edward Coke, with
additional notes by Hargrave and Butler. Thi,
book which Uncommon speech, is called COKE
UTILIZATION. is so well known and appreciat-
&C among all the professors Of law as to need no
description or eulogy J, is a sine eva non of G.
very law library in the United States, and YET
has never been printed here.
This book will be handsomely printed on q
.icya' paper OF the bestqua'i,y, on a new and
s,sgans type, cast expressly for the purpose.
40 be printed page for page from the last on.
don Edition, in three hanJsoire 8vo vols bound
IN the best manner; the price to subsesibe.s vii!
be s Ia, ,onon subscribers S2l.
November so, wdw
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EOR SALE-fhe HOUSE and
4 LOT at present occupied by cap
tain Goodwin, at Rockets.
Also-The LUMBER HOUSE
and LOT, adjoining Depry's Rope
walk, at present occupied by MIR.
Wertn.
Terms may be known by APPLYING TO
FOSTER & SATCHELL.
Sept. 8, 1910. WITT
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Books and Stationary.

amounting TO about n ,0G0 do'ars. compsis;-g
collection viii h he Asr,ers himself is superior
to anv ether il Virgins, and perhaps rqraI 70
any in The union Of the sane smount-His Law
Department is extensive and valu b.c---That of
Hist,ry, Travels and Polite Literature, extern.
size, elegant aud superb--nany valuable MediI
cal Works. La.;in CLASSIFY. School Books, and
good assortment Of Novels, Ror.anccs. &c. &c.
WAYS & MEANS"
LEWIS ADAMS expeeas fseq1.nt supplies
Of BOOKS from New.York during his stay in
Richr, End, which with those Oh, hand he Is de.
terf,ined to sell AZ the REDUCED rRicts of 10.
Is, 20 and IS per ecu, from the regular NJ. York
and Philadelphia re, all prices LAWYERS win
be furnished with Libraries on beuer terms, he
Aasters himself, than else where in America. He
has just received fresh supply of books. am one
which are the following New publications
Eloquence OF the British Senate--WiiliimS's
History OF Eermont-pasks Elements of Che.
mis'ry--Hening and Mnnford's Repor,s--Ilen-
inss' New Virginia Justice. new edition. Also.
the SARAcBN, or Matilda and Malek AdniI. \
Crusade Romance from the French Of Madame
Coffin, 4 vols in 2 piice 2dois. and 2 so. Tan
celebrated Romance. the Lake Of Kiiiatner --.hs
Scottish Chisfs--Osma and A,a,eriz, Elia Kos
senburg--ih Devil in Lsve--and mott of the
lse Novels, he has added 10 his CIReBLArrso
LIBRARY. tfs.. ~ e
Richmond, Dec Sd, 1910. tawsw oaw
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WILL BIZ SOLD, 10 the highest bidder
on Thursday the goth December
One Half of a Tract of Land.

One E1aif OF a Tract OF Land,
belonging to the Estate of John Barnes.
decd. lying IN Powhatan county, containing
foar hundred and seventy four acres, ali
In entire wood, on credit Of IL months,
bcnd with security will be required of the
purchaser to secure the payment of the
purchase money. Also, will be offered
icr sale, on the same day. If fair. if not,
me next fair day, on the premises, the
following personal properly belonging to
said Estate, TO wit, several Horses, wark
Steers, Pork, Corn, Fodder, Household &
kitchen Furniture, Plantation utensils, and
variety of excellent Books, on a credit
OF twelve months for all sums of ten DOL.
lars and upwards, for all purchases un-
der ten Dollars, cash will be required:
Bonds with approved security to carry in
terest frcn the date, If not punctuaily paid,
VIII be demanded by
The Executors
val 22d.lS1O. wv BY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

JAMES RIVER LAND FoR SALE. The
subscriber being about TO remove to the upper
country, win dispose Of that
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johnson IL Warner,

BOOK SELLERS AND. sTATIoNERs,
Adjoining the Marker Bridge. Richmond.
HAVE just received lew pair of 9 and IL
irch GLOBES, and daily expea TO receive
complete sets of Mathematical Insts ument:, &c.
They have on hand, as usual, an extensive vari
ETY. of -
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AND FOR SALE by virlue ef . desd
- 81 trust esecsscd to The subscriber by VII,
lisni Debti ard wife, late of the county Of LOU.
-. In order to secure debt due Reuben Ed.
wards of said county, Will. ,Rr solp, 20 tie
hghes bidder. far ready money, on the premises
on the 29h day. of December .nex, one, renain
iract or parcel Of Lana,
esniaining 300 aces be the same mere or less.
'yir,s and being 10 the said cauafy IF Lonisa and
on ihc north side of Hasris's creek. and acioin.
ing The lands Of Thomas: Wood and c,leSs, it
beng the trad OF land purchased by said William
DeLeli of she said Reuben Edwards and convey
cd IN ties, to the Subscriber 10y the said William
nebei, Tor the above purpose
JOHN EDWARDS,
Trustee.
Nov l2;h. 1910. - w5f.
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n AL those having claims agains {
~ the ss,ate Of Stephen Cook lave of BUCK
'ngiam countys are desired to cone forward with
their accounts properly authenticated, without
delay, and receive payment-and all those in.
Seetsd to the said estate are requested to come
forward and make immediate payment, as no
indulgence will be given.
JOHN COOK -
and e
ABRAHAM COOK,
Buckingham, Nov. Srh, 1910. I'M
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ZEN DOLLANS REWAsD--Was stolen
4 cut of a Stable, near bottoms Bridge, on
me twenty ssventn of la,t NORTH,
BAY HORSE,
about Eve 'fess high, Ave yeas ODD could de-
scribe sid Hose ,nhateIy, bot do no, mink it
~orth Fime, ne having one mark that cannot es
cape the eye of any person thar may motto. him
tha' IS, iztge white place on his wea,hers.
The abEve ke war; viii begiven to any person
nat VII de':er -,he said Horsc 10 me, near
Bottoms Bridge in tine lower cad of Henriee
county, or five dollars for such Information that
shall caase fns 10 get him agans a. this is the
seventh thar have had the bad luck through
vai'iofs ways 80 lose within the space Of three
years aud six months, aud fully up to the price
81 s 20 tave one and several of much more va
ies, c&snot help soliciting the favour of my
seqaaiaiAHces il this, and the adiacsn countie.
o nsiss in their ncghbourhosd some small en-.
gpi'Y, which favour shall ever be gratefully ac-
knowedged " tho Snbscriber.
Joseph jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. ttf1
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eFnOMPKINS q AiURRAY-TIsve re.
4 ceIved by the Snip Averic=-their
Fall Supply of london Goods,

containing great variety Of articles sui :.
ted to the season, among them ale Diaper
aud Damask 4 able Cloths and Napkins
an elegant assortmeht>=ScotCh HOLLAND
Sheeting Of very superior quality,
Superhne Cloths and Cassimeres, do do do.
Dolman's Bond Hats, do do do.
Carpets, do do do.
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are IN daily expectation of receiy-
ing ~ the Brig Cora from Liverpool,
their Fall supply of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cut.
lery, &c, &c.
which will render their assortment very
complete.
October 2Srd, 1910. I'm
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Expecting IA, few months to leave Virginia
Oilers for sa.c on very aivants geohs terms 10
tie prEo haser. his sink OF .s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
II ALL GoODS-The subscriber has received
- by the Averick from London and Cora from
Givsrpool, general assortmcn, of
C. O O ID s,

- 4.
'ui,able 10 the season.
AMONG THEM ARE
London and Yorkshire superine Cloths and
Cassimeres
UnionJ BcJfoid and Beunet Cords,
S"ansdowns, ToiIinettes and Dinin's 5.4 and
90 dble. Mild Cloths,
oasIngsBearskin, Fieze, Flannels & Baizcs,
piaIni, ketsey's AID Bahkets
Cough and Brzshware's napt Cottons
Yam llc:e, Wor:ted and Cotton Stockinzs.
Hadfs. Ghawls and Musiins,
Silk Velvets aod Sewing SIX,
IRISH Linens and DToghtda's,
Olscn's Cord, Velyets, Thcksctts and Con.
sttulion Cords,
a good assortment Of Saddlery, Hardware
and Gu lcry,
smiths Bellows, Auvis and Vises.
Far Bar. Crawley & English Blistered Steel
lie coniinuas 70 ransacl business on commit
sion, aud has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Qeten's Ware, Whisky, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1910. r.
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NOTICEi

A LII Persons who have claims a.
IA gainst the estate of Peter 'Tinsley
decd. are requested to send in their
accounts Immediately to the subscri-
Der, and all those indebted to said es.
tate are intreatc6 to make speedy pay
ment 70
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. S, 1910. (tf)
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PRrsrrsc in all its variety neatly ex-
ecated at chs Office.
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MIN b PAGE---having taken tia, eelebI
wv led sand, known as the
SWAN TAVERN,

hope: By his READY personal attention to his bu
si;ics:, to support the high reputation which il
has enjoyed rndes the LEM, mansgc rent OF capt.
Moas. As ne hsstwcex, elept hauses &c achcd
ficm The Tasrsp, travelling families, and others.
will probably fpd the Swan ~ desirable tcn.
dezycus Is can be me' with in ;hc City.
Rchmond. Nov SOh. 1910. co2mo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

MORE WARNINGS.

We published mary months ago EAR.
LII WAREIEos, TO those who were rushing
into the vortex of European commerce ;
il was not our fault that the warning,
we're not effectuai the mercantile class
is somewhat like the British government,
they believe nothing but what is said by
those they pay, and as those they pay stu
dy more to please than dispIease them /;
they never hear OF the evil that threatens
until it has been accompanied by the GALA
nifty,
We now give them another warning,
we state il not upon light grounds, that
there is no probability Of escaping the
continental system in any port Of the
north Of Europe any more than the south |;
countS BernstorH and Romanzog, who
were'boih disposed to friendly intescourse
with the United States, have decla ed that
the system will be carried into efFecl, with.
out regard to any minor considerations.
Count RomanzoF declared to the Anne.
rieau minister at Petersburg, that there
was no power or influence in existence
com&lent 70 change or mitigate the PC
neral Operation Of the continental system
ihrousxput the whole coast OF Europe.
CouM BernstofH, stated that the dispo.
siticns Of the Danish government had been
already rendered nugstsry by the enor.
nous abuse Of Gus flag by the Brush I;
and the numSsr Of Amerisan vessels
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
NEW Yong; JUNE 10.

q
Extract Of a Letter to the Editors from a
Gentleman at Washington, dated June
Is.
Observing il to be stated in various
public prints, that there is a probability,
or intentioas of calling Congress-, can as.
sure you that no such intention exists
that, .on the Contrary. there is almost a
certainty, should nothing further occar
thai Congress will aoS convene befsce rbe
constitutional period.
{" The 'wo Spanish gentlemen, Don Juan
V. Volibar and Don Joseph Yvern. said to
be charged with Communications from
Caracas to this government, left the civ
this morning for Philsdslphia, where thev
will reside for the present. They were.
1t is understood, clothed with no official
charaeter--and, no government having
been constituted there, could bring with
them ~ Meters of cre6enee. They were
treateHWth the greatest politeness by the
ofhcsaaeot tpr government, but could not
be received in any official character being
charged with no documents exhibiting
them as representatives OF a government
or nation. They we're, however, assured
OF the most friendly wishes towards them.
sc.
I" Supposing the above may be of some
use to you, accept it as information which
may be fully relied on" Mer. Adv.