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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n BSCONDED from my farm at the
- mouth of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
month, man whose name Is kAi.rll, ~
years OF age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very Stout mace
ycliowish eyes looking heavy-he has Dat
little TO say. His apparel was ozhaDuf5
shirts, a ne, no cotton oVerJacket ana 'ro"-
scrs. 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured other sloathlng' 'ree
negro man by name oambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father, and it is very Drobabl> b" IS therea-
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward wiN be yiyen to secure
him in Washington City or alexandria J'll'
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' o.
JoGeph H. Vaudeville
Has Just received and oEsrs Jar sale,
90 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
20 do Philadelphia Whskey
50 barrels do
Is bales Carolina Cotton.
AIS O,
Good Port and other Winesby and
q few barrels nice Herrings and Shad.
July !. --------
The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers tor
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner Of King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for h@ir ha'Ety. "A
share of the patronage OF his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard H. Lltle.
9th mo. lst.
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, Gaa al Sh'Ff
notice. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up with accuracy.
r. II. l.
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FOR SALE,
august Z.

A SMALL FARM, containing about 60
n acres, called " Hpbla YaHcy," on the
Mount Vernon road, about five miles from
Alexandria, together with the farming uten-
sis, stock of cattle, and the present crop Of
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary, as any per'
son wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses.
], B. Nichols
July p: hAs
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r sa!ss at Ven1ae.
.,,.ry tuesday and Friday

= YILG EE oOLD
!. vendue Store, corner oi frih'' "''1
Wv Water streets.
v,,iss, # D., Goods. cr':srss' :.S G ;n
FM'. l =; Of (Which viii be expressed IN
Pat 51s of the day--An kinds of goods
gl 9ai arc on limitation and the p:lcss h o.
pea % ars established, can at any time DC
l.;a ".Srnrcaased at the lowest llmitatio"
!. prices. , . ,,,-see,l.r w. NJ.
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WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.
DRUGGIST e AnOTHECAkY,
HAe JUS: opened Druggist Store i'll King
i & street, between Mr.. Hodgkin's Tavern
and MIR. kincaids store, where he offers for
sale general assortment OF
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store On Fairfax street, next
door to Mr. John Lludy's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampsons, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the most reason.
able terms.
July q. d
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y G, Marsse|ler- ". NJ.
IoTenh 4. Mandevlllc,

IoTe0h 4. Mandevllle,
.a,s JUST RGchITEo Q foS ''1AH'
IL ~ 6 hos Sd add 18th proof good West
lniia Spirits. o,:,;os
Es9 do, Sugar various qo"I'''eS'
d tlcroes New ii'ce'
ho;;sh:a,.s Sl0!asscs'
: do. Coppcras'
9 do. Alum. Nv
sso bareis Whiskey and so barrels New
1 England Rum.
h. a., rGrgs Of Imperial, Young Tyson, and
Hysoa Sin Feas,
D.. Madeira. Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
\, 10 barrels Offerings and S'ed.
30 b,rrls Herriags, put up with particu-
lar care and sai,-pct:cd.
hoo bushels Liverpool and lisbon Salt
Duly.
4 BRYAN Hasnpson. & Co.
Have ius. rccyipcf'a,M eDsrjor sale,
Ia ha;is, and 50 barreis FIRST quality au3ar
% DO. ,sscotd quality,
ID pipcs old London particular MADEIRA :,
pipes and tieires london market and
Ii quarter casks Malaga WINES,
b boxes dipt CaHl!es,
II. hhds. old jamaica spirits,
i pipe old Gusnac Brandy,
So barrels New England Ram,
40 prime Wsis&cy,
IL chests Imperial,
10 da Young Tyson TEAS, OF this years
importation,
All selected for &lmilg use.
ALSO, the best sc.ccted llouE tor co.
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FOR SALE,

Il valuable Negro Fellow,
Accustomed to the Sea. Apply to the
Printer.
May so.
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Baltimore Hospital lottery
FRS ST C. L 4 S.
Only 5000 TICKETS.
HIGHEST PR, ZES.
| Of 925 ,ooo-l of l5,ooo-l o. 10000
~ EMO ? Of 5000 OF 1000.
Whole Tickets ~ ~
Half do. ~ 81
Quarter do.
Eighth do.
Commences drawing on the LIST Monday IN
September.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
WEST FLORIDA.

From the Natehez Weekly Chronicle Of Octo.
Der Is.
One Of the Editors of this paper left
Baton Rouge, the capitol OF West Flor
ida, on the 11th inst. On the 10Th,
the e dpeention adjourned, to meet a.
gam Son the FIST Monday in Novem-
Der nextA They left three of their own
body,viz. John II. Johnston, John w.
Leen4fI, and Edmund Halves, esqrs.
as committee of public safety, and
authorized them to draft a consti,u-
ton, &c. The Editor understood that
their constitution Willie modelled after
that Of the United States.
Before the Convention adjourned,
they resolved on sending minister
TO the United States, as soon as they
adopt constitution. On the 9th inst
the convention authorised the enlist,
ment of standing force of fo4 men
Ito garrison the Tort Of Baton Rouge
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

LATE IRON POaTUcALi

The ship Radirs, Ncsp,ain Milley; sailed from
Corunra on the 9Th ofoctober. Two days pre-
vicos to his sailing capt. ~. saw an Official letter
addressed 10 the American sConsu !, which men
tion,d that ,evee and cdeisiye engagement
took place Hear Aivrcids, ia Portugal, on the
9Th Sep enibcr hetween TIE AFteuth ard the
oon:bins(r forces Of England and Portugal IN
der ll,e command cf Lord Wellirgton, and con
iinued without ioiesmission. until the evening Of
ire soih, when the French were compelled 10
make aprcipIsatc rctrest with She loss Of ID DOC
men, killed. and pfis1nerS. The loss of the com.
bred mics was tSifiiug compared with MAX Of
the French. The Portuguese troops behaved
wiili the greatest gai4n.ry On this occssion.--
The Cerrnao ,'ooPs were daily dssetins tn,
French standard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
NOTICE.

an "Wednesday the 2ist Of this montf-4-be-'
" tween nc hours of 10 and 3, will be sold 20
Auction to itnshighest bidder in The street sad.
ing to cous,s, Fersy, T.HRFE BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES, partly situated on the afore-
said street, andpartly on Gary Street: also some
vacant ground adjoining theretcs--
For the houses one third of the price will be
expecteJs in cas-, one third in six months and
the remaining third in twelve months from The
day of sale. For the vacant ground one half will
be expected in cash and the balancs in elk months.
Deeds of rust to the latter payments will be
requmed--With respect to the value of the above
property, the subscribers will merely state, that
the houses rent for s 500 per year, and that ,heJ
have been as seldom vacant as any houses Of that
description in the city, he forbeats TO say any
thing OF the probable increase of value of this
property. although few events may be expelled
with more certainly, because he is swa,e, a, The
present day, that men can and will Judge for
themselves.
John Seabrook.
November 18th, 1910 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
SALES Ar AUCTION.

81 q -
ON Tuesday the goth inst will be SOLD
~ without reserve, st the Vendue Office
of the SubscrIbers---the following valuab.e
assortment of%pRY GOODS, which arc
just received-.- r.
100 pieces Of IrisS Linen, part Of which
are very fine; 2. ~
q $50 peices Calico, aAart thereof very
fine. " ~
ALSO-..Flahnels. Coasings, Shawls,
Carpeting, Bandanpa Handkerchiefs, Tick.
lepgburg, Point Blankets, Black Lustr n 8,
&c. &c. sc.
a. so & not. exceeding S1OUfso days Gre
dit. g 100 & upwards, months credit.-4
for credit purchasers. Notes negotiable
and payable at the bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers will be required, BY
.Moncure, Robinson & Peasants.
Richmond, November ID n. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

lures Col. Robcttson Gas authorised
to make to the Provincial government
of Venezuela. The British govern
ment has found itself in singular
dilemma, and, after Diminishing the Spa
nish American deputies with smooth
words and fair promises, has publish
e6 its declaration the Junta Of Spain,
which would be equivocal in its mean
ing, but FOR the commentary which we
6ud IN the ministerialprintso of a. con-
date. Speaking of the
blockade Of Caracas declared by the
Junta of Spain, the Times of Sept.
says I'VE are as much bound to res.
pect this order of blockade as if there
wefe not a French soldier in the whole
Peninsula" IF they are to respect
this blockade, what has become of the
engagement to protect the trade OF
Venezuela against all attempts to. dss-
troy it? The official paper is nothing
more chan aaimsy veil thrown over
her double deslipg with the Spanish
Junta. It is absird in the extreme for
the British ministry to hold out the
idea that they WORLD oppose any dis.
memberment of the kingdom, when
they have condemned the authority oil
the Regency by.authorising conaden-
tial agent to tempt the South Ameri
can provinces to depart from its or
ders, and establish a separate COM
mercial treaty with them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
John Seabrook.
WILLIAM TURNER,

Ne. 81, Soaad Strset, Nesu-Yrk.
ID ECS leave TO offer his services 70 ne ciiizsns
I'D of Richmond in the Communication tine of
Bnsiness---ae hatters himself thai tom nj ex.
periencein the purchase and sale of Merchandise
and particiarly all kinds of eoun ry produce that
he is capable of giving .aiisf Zion 70 those who
may favour him with their Bu.iness.
November Sd, 1910. At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
From the Ea,ioual lstsiligsncsr.

The Official paper relating to Spau-
ish affairs, in another part Of this pa
per, will surprise those who perused
a few days ago the dispatches from
the Deputies of GARAGES to their SO.
veranent, and who recollect the over
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
T o r E " T,

THE Upper Apartments adjoining my
L Book Store. They consist of four
rooms, with FIRE place in each, and large
airy passages ALSO, attached to the pre-.
misses, are a Kitchen and Cellar, land
within few feet of the door, is fountain
of good Spring Water from the Bloody
Run, &c.
Samuel PleaSaatS, jr.
Oct. 8. ftD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
wttglnla arDus.
RIC H M o N d,
sFRRAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1910.

=
Thexnews from Portugal places the
British in very odd posture, as to the
opinion which the Portuguese enter
tain of them. Heretofore, the Eng
lish have represented the Portuguese
as very patriotic but now we find that
a conspiracy to destroy the British in
Portugal, has actually been discovered
among the. natives. Is this true?
Are. we to consider it as matter of
fact? Or, is it fabrication which the
British, about to evacuate Portugal,
have consriyed, so as to serve as an
apology for their plundering the Por-
tugue-e when they embark from Lis
bon? We put the questions and
leave the public to draw differences.
The Battle, in favor Of the English,
stated to have taken place near Almei-
da, may we'll be doubted. But we
! lorbear Comment; for if the French
have been beaten, they will be beaten
WHEN the particulars arrive and truth
cannot sufs rsby the delay.
. To- = 30. "a i
Our friend, the Patriot, is discon-
certed a; the impair iality ofthe Argus.
But, notw thssaeding The hint Of The
Pafriot we cannot, indeed, consent to
praise the French because he praises
the British. If he will unite in sup
porting the rights of the American
people, We viii join him heart and
hand.
We have, in the French language, a
general order" and proclamation by
Chrissophe, announcing the reduction
of,he niole; the garrison (Which, he
states, was compelled to surrender at
discretion. The prisoners. having
abiured their errors" are Incorporated
with his .troops.-He further makes
known the complete subjugation of that
quarter of the Island invites all the
people of Hayti to union--Proposes a
general amnesty, ard orders his troops
into their respective garrisons, and
environments, promising to reward
them in. most liberal manner. With
the marine he expresses himself well
satisfied, for the courage and skill they
display.di in blockading the port, &c.
Bait. E. Post.
] The General Assembly of Mary
land convened on Monday last. Some
bushes IS has Been began---the mos,
important and generally interesting is
a string Of resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Bland, which concludes with q
request and direction to the Represen-
tatlves and Senators from this state in
Congress, to oppose, by all means ir
their power, the establishment OF 9
! NATIoNAL BANK, in what mannei
soever 1t may be proposed to organize
such an Institution. I'D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
UNEXpEcfED.s

Mr.. Jeremiah b. Howell, a repnb-
licsn, has been elected Senator OF the
United States, for six years, from the
18th Of V arch next, by the Legislature
of Rhode Island, by a majority of one
vote.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
WAsHiNcroN CTrY, Nov. IS.

The United States brig Hornet, which
was lately sent to Europe with messengers
10 our ministers in France and England
has returned, having had stormy passage,
during Which they we're compelled 10 throw
overheard several OF her guns. bi~uten-
ants Miller and Spence, VINO went out as
messengers, have arrived IN thIs city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

NOTICE-We shall petition the eBsn-
IN ing Legislature for leave TO Bring Rto
this State certain slaves from the SEes
of Georgia aud North Lsfoiins.
JOHN WARE,
ANN WARE.
Goochlaud, Nov, 10, 1SeSA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

JAcsb S%oofE, Representative from III
Stare in Congress, has resigned his seat. &c
S. BLAcxpuRN, FederaIist, is a candidate
supply the yacaHcy. n. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

NoRFoLK, November 70.
The United States Frigate. ESSEX,
Capt. Smith, sailed from Hampton Roads
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

MARR17b, On Wednesday Evening last
by the Rev, Isaac ii. Judah, Mr. l.. BLocK,
OF York.town, to the amiable Mss CHAR
LoTTE WOLFE, Of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

The Charleston papers inform Us, that Cen.
HAMPTON, (who Is now n that city, has issu
ed orders fora detachment OF the troops in gaF
risonin Charleston harbor, 10 proceed immediate
ly for the south west frontiers Of the state oil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

The Norfolk Ledger of Friday says Lieu,
GnEcoRY goes out in the Essex as the bearer
of dispatches, that the frigste sailsimhsdisiely,
and will touch first in England. Il is added BY
the Ledger, that the Essex has been specially
despa, ohed With the Proc smation Of the Presi.
dent, to be officially communicated 20 the two
Belligergnts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

The Baltimore Z" Federal Republican" says,
thcaf,igs.e Esssx ia TO sail Immediately from
Hau1p on Roads, for France and England, with
DEF patches from Government and that Lieut..
GuAYsoN, ofthe Marine Corps, Is the messen'
ger.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-08
From the FreemaH's Journal
Lstters upon French, influence.
Ne. v.
Ne. v.
70 the People Of the United States.

TIL. question how Tar the house OF repre-
senta,ives possesses constitutional power
20 bind is members 20 secrecy in respect to
"pulie Documents" is now open for exa-
minanesx
DoSumepts," communicated by the
president 10. congress are called "pubiic,'
because we can naturally take no other view
ofrhs subjec, that that such communications
are mad in pursuance ofthat part of:he con-
s,itution which makes it the duty of the
president, d" From time 20 time to give to
congress information OF the state OF the
union" In discussing the presidents pow
or upon this point, it has already been re-
marked that the power to give information
TO congress could not mean the same as to
withhold information from the people,
We may 60 farther and say, with perfect
confidence, that the trainers of the consti-
,u,iou expressly contemplated publicity as
she essential characteristic Of this act OF the
president. The constitution is Imperative,
6 He SHALL, from tiHae to time, give 70 the,
congress, &C." This provision is contained
In section of the constitution which pre-
scribes the duties, rather than the po1oess
of the executive. The FIRST section Of the
secoad article regulates the election of the
president the second gives him the pow
srs of military command, of reprirves and
pardons, of making treaties; and of'ap.
no;asments and the third commands. him to
rive information to the legislature, to re-
commend measures 10 thsH consideration.
10 receive ambassadors, and to execute the
laws. {" He shall give 20 the congress"
what !. informatioa.n Respecting what:
.Th. STATE Of the union" i is worthy of
repeated remark, that in the aEsaDgemsns
of executive powers and duties. this dury
of communicating Information is carefully
kep. dis,ines from the power Of making
treaties. The trainers Of the constitution
Anticipated ne sUnnsxlaa between shsm.Ef
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-08
From the Federal Republican.

No. I, -
OF that servilc spirit, which character.
ICES the chiefs of our democracy which
crouches beneath the lash Of France !. and
bends under the yoke of Bouaparte, such
multiplied proofs have been given, that any
additional evidence Of it, far from exciting
surprise, can scarcely attract attention. In
'iuries which in better times would have
r,used the high toned and indignant mind
Of America, and have awakened in every
bosom those generous and patriotic feelings,
which can alone preserve the independence
thry gave, have been long con,em plated as
ordinary events, which, If they possess any
influence, serve only to prepare Us 70 exc.
cute the will Of him from whom they pro.
coed. ,>,... ...
To enumerate the accumulated wrongs
and insol,s which submissive and unoHead.
ius America has sustained, without muir.
muir, would be only to present in mass,
what has passed ia rapid detail, without
the slightest resentment, or sti-
lnulating US to the manifestation Of enc ma.
,iopal sentimsat,. j. =. -: -...
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.s.~.-'.: =, K. *. ~ &.
on the subject generally, If he stated No mo-
ton or vote. The distinction is obvious.
Motions and votes are entered upon the
journal, argument and eloquenee are not
/, seems tina. in England the exclusion OF
the populaee from the galleries has not been
considered as involving denial OF the
right of the members to publish even the
proceedings, as we learn by the following
curious article from a late number of that
celebrated publication, Belle Weekly Nes'
sesger. We remember time, durins
the administration of lord North, VIXEN the
gallery was once shut. tOnly once" in
the reign of the great " Tory" North
Our Wings" ofths west are not so scru'
pulous.l The report Of the proceedings
however, wens on in the newspapers as usu'
al. They were furnished by members
themselves. Till at length the good hui
mored lord in the blue ribbon, stepped
across the house to Mr.. Fox and said---
"Really, Mr.. Fox, since we have turned
reporters ourselves, the speeches are so
clumsy, there is so much Misrepresentation,
and 50 much nonsense, that we must open
the gallery door in our own defence" This,
remark was better calculated for the mere.
dian of London than it would now be for that
of Washington. The majority ofour tegis-
la.ors must either be silent, or speak with.
closed doors, if they mean to be respected
by the people. They can never be under
the necessity Of opening the galleries in de-
fence of their own reputation as men Of in-
tellect. Enough however OF this. Nor is,
1t clear that we are obliged to adopt the
common law of parliament. But if that bo-
dy,. which is sometimes, with spice Of
profaneness, called omnipo.ent," does not
presume to consider its unques,ioneel right
to hold secret sessions as involving that Of
preventing the publication Of its secret pro-
ceedings, it would seem to indicate little
arrogance in a Legislature whose powers are
so limited as those of Congress, to presume
to say that documents WHICH forms no part
of its journal are not to be published, be-
cause it is permitted to keep portion Of
the journal itself secret
The task which the writer has unlertak.
en- may be a task OF years. He hopes to
be enabled reIigiously to perform his en-.
gage ments to the people. But as he an.
nounces explicitly, as the result of long and
deep reflection, tina. he conceives himself
entitled to make use of at least the substance
of all the documents upon which Congress
has acted, and of the whole Of the debates
of the house Representatives, be they now
public,or be they yet private, "even unini.i-
ratvd" will in moment be satisfied that.the
field before him is" volumiuous and vast"
The torrent Of popular passion is now so
resistless, that if any good can ever be ex.
pecsed to result from these pages, it must
be OF a date az least as distant as the proba.
bic termination of them. The responsible.
ty Of the writer may be a tremendous one, |
bur he assumes it with all the cheerfulness
of principle, and will meet its consequences
with all the 6rmness of patriotism.
-:0:~
From the Federal Republican:
NJ
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ARMINIUs.

For Sale. very lo7s for Cash. !. !.
Between 5 and 1000 feet refuse PLANK
and SCANELING. Apply to- -,
=. '' abel Wits. :
juno 7. ~
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For the .alsaanariq Gazette.
A FRAGMENT:

THE little Ethiopian was only two years
old :--she was sitting on the threshold of
the door which looks into the garden--weep-
ing bitterly, and calling for her mOther:-
this tender name awoke all my sensibility /;
and riVetted me to the spot fer /, too, have
had child, and know the poignancy OF Its
woes when separated, as itthOught, forever,
irefn its parent { Where is thy mother, my
little child, said ) when low voice behind
me, replied, she is here bat am as near
my daughter as am allowed to CO.. She is
sold away from me; for am slave See,
tits tied with string to Keep it Grsm running
back sgain.--It wss too young to take
away 1T weeps and calls FOR nae all the
time! Obi have often prayed earnestly to
hate my child, for then might have peace -
Now, all day am thinking of my infant, and
all night am dreaming of her ;--my heart
is breaking fast r Here the young captive
had caught the sound of its mothers voice,
and ran towards her, holding out its little
hands, tilfthe badge of its captivity ssraitsned.
apA brought tito the ground. 'out rtonH =
cried I, (for I had lost all my prudence In
the fervency ofmy pity and resentment 'and
cured, in his basket and in his store, be every
one who causes such tears as these :--tor
he shall not easily wash his hands Of it at the
last day -
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