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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
FalDArs,l By SAMUEL pLEAsANrs, Jusroa, ]
F1ID4r. FEBRUARr 1o, 1910


force FOR q limited time, an act, passee
on thethirty- Erst Day Of January last
lentitlcd IN act concerning Execution
land for other Purposes occasioneC
by delay in its fnal passing:
Be it therefore enacted, by the Ge-
neral Assembly, That the said act,
shall be 50 contributed as to apply to
IA act passed on the 3ist day Of ia.
iauary, Que thousand eigh. hun,
Ired and nina. entitled an act, con-
corning executions and for other pur.
lposes, in the same manner that it pur.
ports to apply to an act passed on the
thirty first day of January last, enti-
tled +" an act concerning Executions s
for oth-rpurposes,"
And be 1T further enacted, That
where any bond has been, or shall be
taken, by any sheriif, or other officer,
by virtue Of the said act, passed on the
thirty first day of January, one thou
sanl eight hundred and nine, such Of
6Ser ahsIl be lialle to the same fae,
for no. returaiag such bond TO The pro
per officer, or delivering i. to the ar
ty entitled to receive il, as directed by
law for NOT rssuruipg q replevy bond.
And be it fnrrli r enacted, That ON
all bonds entered into by virtue of the
taat recited act Pursuant to any jddg
ment rendered by a Justice Of the peace.
any magistrate OF that county, where
such boad wascxecutsl, may award
exscu:ion thereof ct any time after the
thirty FIRST day of May next.
And be it forther enacted, That all
bonds taken by virsir of the act of AS
sembly, passed ON the first day.of Fee
bruary, one thousand eight huadred
and eight, concerning executions for
the sale Of property GA twelve months
credit, shah have the force of iud5-
.ments AMI be proceeded on in ths
saase manner as replevy bonds undsr
he said act, s. il shaEand maybe law
.fal for the Clerks of the respective
c!1urts within this commonwealth,
ghere such bonds NAV he lodged, to
ISSUE execution or executions thereon
after tn. ti,irry FIRST day Of May next,
any tning in the said act confined TO
the contrary aoswis'IssaH ding. And
all executions issued on bouds taken
by virtue of an Act passed on the first
lay OF February, eighteen hundred &
eighrt entitled an act concerning the
SAL OF property under executions and
membranes, and an Act entitled
IAN act concerning executions and for
other purposes, PASSED on the thirty
first day Of January, eighteen hundred
and nine, the Clerks or the Justices,
as the case may be, shall endorse, mo
security to he taken
This act shall commence and be in
force from AM after the passing there
Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
FOR THE ARGUS.
To THE rprEaDs OF THEIR coUsTar

Reasons, not necessary to be explained,
have for son.s time past, Induced me in
publish my Opinions uponmailers Of a pub.
nc nature ueder my own sigma ure. They
sill exist, oth=rwise the following re,
marks would have appeared under some
other.
bold II as uncontroyer,ible doctrine,
ths. III situations OF public emergency, c.
very citizen is bound by his social duty, yo-
UNFAIRLY 10 CONS forward and render such
service TO his country, as may be within
his power. To do so is also his righI
and his privilege, as well as duty end
tie duty is irresis ibe, II it has fallen to his
los TO be able II do thai, which IL neglect
I'd by him may 10; be done by ano;ber.
Ia such a case dsreIielion OF duy, is so
closely connected With treason, that mo-
ra!iiy and Pa,r,o lam will d,sdain all dis
liinelions whieh msy be advanced by ca
sai W or soptistry.
This duty or privilege Gas the reader
pleases) AN nav ABOUT TO exercise in a
voluntary and candid submission OF my 0.
p nioas 70 pubic notice IN relation To
mat-rs, a! this time OF The frs; con:idsra-
ton.
Perhaps upon further reseslion, OF the
examination Of wiIs, oilers may say,
may abandon whst is nov suggested and
adopt the ideas Of ohers nor Indeed
would presGms TO say hAI my su ggss.
lions however they may be mdlOied by
reases OF, will b. able to Withstand such
arguments as may b; advanced by minds,
bsWer endowed, from the stoses Of ex2e-
c,sncs. Sh,uld il cven be 30, still, by
leading the way, and thus exciting rcaee.
ell 10 others, ] shall render public
! sgfFice.
The preservation Of or government,
aod perhaps Of our liberties, depend upor
an uaicn in all objscls OF great nations
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
AN AGr


To continue 10 force for limited time,
so act passed on the .hirty first day
OF January last, entitled Is an act,
concerning ccu.ions, and for other
purposes. +"
PASSED Jan. aolh, 1900
BE. it enacted by the General AS
sembly, That the act passed the thir-
~ first day of Jan. last enti.led " an
act concerning executions and for o.
Their purposes be aud the same is
hereby declared to be and remain in
force until the thirty first day of May
|nSxt and uolonger: Provided always,
and be it further enacted, that cotling
hercin contained shall operate to take
away or Impair any security given or
right vested, under the above rec;ted
act, but that all of them be, and they
are hereby maintained and enforced ;
AID that each aud every remedy pro.
vided BY the said act TOR the prosecu.
lion OF such rights and securities shall
ne and they are hereby rendered per-
petual.
And be it further enacted, That in
all cases where under the SIKH section
Of the above reciied act, bond shall
have been given to stay proceedings
upon any deed OF trust, such bond shall
De, by the trdstee, obligee or assigaee,
his or her executors, or administrators
IN whose possession such bond may
be, returned to the clerks Office oi
the superior or inferior court OF that
county in which the deed of trust was
executed or recorded, and the clerk oil
that cours only shall have power to Isl
sue execution upon such bonds.
This act shall commence and be III
force from and after the passing there
of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

PASSED. February oh, 1901
WHEREAS, difficulty may asisc
IN the constructions CT application oian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
~ ACT

Supplemental to an act, entitled "sn
act, 10 con:inuein force Tor limit
cd tine az scs passed 90 the thirty
FIST day of january last, entitled, an
act concerning executions and for %
ther purposes"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
Fear Dalzrs Per Anaum = Paid in A.ssance.

son or persons offending for the pc.
,alty or penalties prescribed By hi.
act. And whenever aay prosecution
instituted upon inEornation Of auy in.
spector or otaer o!licsr shall fail, the
costs of such prosecution SHALL be paid
by the treasurer out Of the surplus mo-
ney arising from the inspection of TO.
.bacco; and the auditor shall issue 4
warrant therefor in favor of the part,
entitled, upon his exhibiting to him i
copy ofthsj judgment ofthe court there.
for. -
And be it further enacted, That the
Executive shall be, aud are hereby IA.
thorissd TO appoint foarih inspector.
at any warehouse within this co mmerl
wealth, Whenever in Il. siropinion such
appointment shall become NECESSARY.
The said inspector shall oficiat. as
such, whenever sufficient number oil
the inspectors already appointed, shall
from sicknesssor other cause, be inca
|p1eie of acting, ani shall lie paid on.
OF the salaries of heinspector5 falling
(, act, in proportion 10 the time he
shall oaicia.e- Provided. haweser,
that nothing in this act shall be SO con.
strned as to prevent any inspector or
Inspectors OF tobacco in any county
within this commonwealth, above the
ialls OF the rivers, or other inspec-
|tion at which there is no lieenc-
cd steamer or manufacturer, from de-
livering suchrefused tobacco to any per-
son or persons. whatsoever, upoa his
or their giving to the said Inspector or
inspectors receipt For the same
and moreover, executing 4 boad w;ra
approved security to suca Inspector or
inspectors, in the penity Of one han
drsd dollars for every h1gshead Of TO-
bacco 50 received, Conditioned, that
the said hogstiead or hogsileads Of to-
bacco, shall not be sent oaS Of. This
commonwealth by him, her or them,
rs the case may be, bat that the same
shall be sold or disposed of TO q licsa-s
ed steminer or manufactured OF 70 ,as-
CO wi,l4n t!iis CO "a nionwealth,s or L hat
the same shall be picked, rspacked
and priced by thesperson or persons
SO receiving the same, and -aEr,n--eAr.
ried to some public inspection Of
.t,bacco' for re-inspection. This act
shall con,mecce,f and be in force
from aad after the passing thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
F 0 X L / G N.
NV YoRE,

NEW XoRE, March %.
LATEST FhOM POhTUIAI..
Cap 2sntfigot, o. tns sR , Union, arrived
here oapatdf0dy from LIS ,ou. wnicn sort
nc icit dTttne %sn OF February, ana mas tur.
ninscd TIA Editors OF tne NE, cantIie AZ
VsTtiser Win tHe following VerOai inteih.
geDee.
" A few days before captain Pigot sailed
sWo couilsfs u arrived from SPAN, An.
hou''Cing the ttehCh having forced the
Pass OF tue Sierra stOFena. Two dlyistons
OF the krenen passed ,y.tb muskers on,,,
out Tie iatec oiylsICn ae- w!tn obstinate
resISt a0Se.-Il was SUI sossd tl,e ; ,soia'r,Js
were brIoed.--Another cou.er arrIv~d
bringing the Important "a VS., that m ,
Frehch having ADVANCE as lar IS lara.
gonas were attacked oy me Spanisn army
ander snSb Duke d hi0uqGsred1 and us, /.
IehtSdSTith Gas loss vi 6OOU niUn, aud were
oOi'Sed 70 retreat throsgh the pass aaalu
Nv heA tES courier Lett Cad 4, Seville.
oSdaJes AID CaOlz we're illuminated. No
paItiNGi"f9oi the aCuou Lad trassD.red az
AllAooh WHcn capt =. S4iicd. mere was
Also Ieport u the revelation III che soutl.
OF i@uce, headed Oy uassena and d.
VouS'' 'h-e thsy had sent puuss 20 Lorc
SoilhB Offering to give up Ioulo. .,
Marseiles. he nignt Osi,fs CAPTAIN p
s'1-oi gflS OF war arrived exp SO IRON
1.nSi A''ss but every thing was keeps secret.
lh@fe was report that she Brought a
continuation OF tue revolution ia France
dha Dohaparte's prOclsmduon on the su1.
Jeet. A@J4 Generals Stewart and Plc,on
u'a afii'ed from England, together wan
'ns f91h highland regiment, and tne 94.h
regiment S0oCn Brigade, some artillery
aud cavalry aud recruits for the regimen.
"a Fortosa', Composing in au about 2S ,OOo
men. J.. Vas sad Lord Wellington Wa.
expected ~ LlsDon 20 hoi4 convention
Ansre appeared 90 De every disposition tC
de'end Portugal. Tue Portuguese arm,
uoder Marshal Beres,ord were upwAru,
o. $1,000 strong, the BRUSH about d, 200
men."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
REELECTION.
FOR THE ARGUS.
TO THE RAPUBLIcANs OF vrR-
3GINIA.

AS the herbd is at hand when you
will be called upon to give your suffra-
ges tor representatives it is necessa-
ry you should advert to the extreme
Importance of selecting men of cor
rect political principles. By your vi
glance, and exertions, the republican
party obtained and secured decided
ascendency in this state, and you rem
dered great assistance In securing the
triumph OF correct principles, in the
general government. The federalists
whose destructive tenets, and misrule,
lost them the Management of public at
fairs, although expelled from power,
which they abused, yet did not aban-
don the contest. With zeal worthy
a bettercaus they determined to wait
for more favorable season, for active
exer ion. Knowing that your efforts
were exerted for the sake Of principle
they had the sagscity to foresee, that
alter you had placed ia Office, men In
whose patriotism, you could confde
that you would become less vigilanf
add less active 10 defending yourse,ve,
against the encroachmeut OF bad prin
ciPies. They no doubt counted too
on divisions amongst the republicans
and that something might occur, il
the political situation OF the country
which they might avail themselves Of
aud under the pretence Of remedyini
evils to which we might be exposed
that the people would be disposed L
resort to the desperate remedy, ofre
storing the empire Of federal priuci
lPies. The expectations OF this party
have been IN part fulfilled. The Re
lPubiicans having ne views OF per
sonal aggrandizement, and happy an,
conteuted in thsf prosp&rity which re
suited from eight years Of virtuoos al
ministrStion, relaxed in their efforts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

fu'eiSOuIsS Jaw, iS very certain TO
tshe moved towards an adjustment &
differences. Il is rot material TO m,
argument that Erskine's arrangement
was not avowed, or that Jackson beha
we'd III contumclious manner: the We.
~ fact of EnglanG's authorizing Err
skine 10 do any thing, and the sendins
tor Jackson, is proof that there was !
Ireslessness in the British cabinet or
the question of non intercourse, which
IN time, may have the desired effect OF
Withdrawing the orders in council en-.
tirely. Ii is not improbable, that the
ministry of Great Britain, calculating
upon the same result with respect to
the nen-intercourse that they had expe
rienced in the case of the embargo, de-
termined to shn&le and weary the A.
merican government, till the one, like
the other,should be abandoned. And,
II yoYPhonorabie body ia rescind, will
not he british government have real.
fSed 4 at ealculation ? VIII it not have
an addftionakevidence that the Amer
lean legislatures incapable of adherine
TO any system for reasonable lengta
OF time, and that Great Britain may In
variabiy calculate on the United States
receding from every stand which they
may take against European aggression,
whenever THAI stand, even in APPEAR .
anc", restricts the broad expansion of
commerce to which they have been ac-
customed?
And surely, nothing has occurred TO
change the face gf Affairs, SO as TO rem
der the extinction Of the non-inter-
course law proper without substitute.
On the contrary, all the the Information
we hay recently received from Europe.
corroeorates the opinion that an accom-
modatlpRot opr differences with Sse
5eliigerSnts may speedily take plac, !.
Under these Circumstances, will y,u
yield that law as a gratuity, the exis.
tence of which may be of considerable
value IN any arrangement thar NAV be
made! Recollsct, also, that it has been
proposed TO each OF the bellieerents. IN
virtue of the non.intercous acr, ST
~A'"~A " shS"h W III iCSdil her orders or
DEGREES, the United States will suspend
the opWation of the law with respect
to the'Power so recalling, and win en-
force sse proyi ions against the power
notrecalling. If, then, under this ofFer
lord Wellesley should frame an apree.
ment with Mr.. Pinkney, and the law
were repealed when the agreemen,
reached this country, how could The
president conform TO his own proposi.
non, founded as it was upon law en-.
acted By your own body? Or, il France.
under the impression that the non-;n.
tereourse would be enforced against
England, If the DEGREES were revoked.
Gas PrQmised,) were to form coaven !.
ten with Gen. Armstrong, in what con.
dition would the executive be placed in
relation 20 France and all her aniess
The considerations which l offer. are
at any rate, worthy your atten,ion....
You are the sole empires in the case ::
and your votes will very much cmbar-
rass or very much strengthen the pre-
sident IN any future correspondence
with. foreign governments.
REFLECTION.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
NAw-YoaK. March %

- u W OHNl MITCH ~
Extract Of a letter iron a Spanish gen,le .
man 1t Cadi2, daled January 20.
g Inc Central Junta have dscrecs that
from the ist OF feJraary their icsidence
shali be as Cadiz.
" Go 1he l+a Of January the French
attacked tne .psssage Of .sio,t,sson aud VI.
iamnniqle 20 90 .crinto AndaiusIar-butt D~v
were reF0ised, 'n coaseq uence Of which t.e
ps1uo1 aruY IS "a good splfus.
nc general opmiSo Do that as soon a,
the central Juuta qtts Seville the GROWN.
ciai Junsa OF tha. 0istuct Wdi tsts "a,
wRols com@4nd Of tao provuce, -nd some
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
Militia General Orders.
RIcHMoND, March %. 1910.

RICHMOED, March %, 1910.
HE Adjutant General is charged
to notify the Brigade Generals whose re-
urns are incomplete thar thsy are reoul,
Fed 70 instFuc. their bagad- Inspeclurs,
10 attend at the nest regimental courl of
Enquiry, oEspy Regiment w,h.n their res.
P7eh1s B.lgades. Slo.s C1m ..andaot
shall have tailed 20 mike his rsgimen,sH
retas acco ding TO ias, aud report TO he
aaid cese the deiinquency. with view 10
{ recdsery OF the hne imposed tor The
same BY the 2s'h sseuon oil the a6l, (" 10
ameod and reduces inio ons the several
Atts oi me General Assembly for res1laA
nns tbs Militia of this Commonwc si.h
Signed,
John Tyler.
Attest,
Samuel Coleman, D. A. C.
Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

change will take p'a-c IN he eovernmen,..
Ahe central Junta has given the ether fun
power TO act As they NAV see best
Inc Junts of GrenAd ani' Cordova
nave, nave given orders TO arm the whole pvpu-
a. ,rL N''"ee I'D mass.
coco, 5000 Of which are cavalry Our
arafy wall De about SO, 600"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
James River Low Grounds
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber intending to leave
che state, siIl sci TO the tighssI bidder, On
the l0ih day o. - ~ next, on he pfemi.
ses. his TRAC T OF LAND "a the con
" Of a Whsrs, wherSon Jesse Spinner re
sldssS con a'Ung ou- bundled and 6f,v a.
cressef low grounds. and sbou four run.
dred'bt high land. The low g oupds are
entifelY reclaimed, aud 10 hpe order Tar
the culture OF corn, wheat, tobacco. *.
The high land Is yet 80 woods. bus much
OF 1t admirably suited Tor Tobacco. H.
improvements bic calculated 70, seeur,no,
crop Among macy o.hsr adyantsres
OF Ihis land, Jerry, and mill sea-. rsv
be enumerated And Us c3miRui.y 10 tbs
Oxford Iron works AID L,ynGn6urg render
corn a very saleab,e ar.icle al ali tines.
Terms arc two Thousand dollars cs,h. and
two thousand the 6JsI OF each succ cdino,
January, Iiil the balance be PAD winch
must be secured By deed Ut trus. on The
] Land.
q ,rf,~.t NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

Samuel Coleman, D. A. c.
3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
hoDert Mayo.
Powhatsr, March II. 81. I'm

HE. Subscriber wui iuruish any e.o.
= tietoen with either OK O. psNE
llMBEk, and FRAME sly Temporary
9oHu'og TOT them up1n as caeap terms "a
can Ov procured Of any othCi p~rsoo. NJ
ply al Capan Wills, near The m.rks II
OF 10 MAJ Csydoxa ~ Alr D.gmso4tt's.
ADMIRAL RENNOLDS.
&ap,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
PHILADELPnIA, March Q


An Antigua paper, received by the schr.
Satellite, from St. barth slonews--csnts aims
London advices of the I9,h of Jauu.ry
which state
That the negotiations between Mr. Pink
ney and the Marquis Wellesley winch nad
been suspended on the 15sh Of LUXURY. IN
consequence Of the report OF an sdiusLmeot
OF our differences with France, nad zen
resumsd' and were actively Progressing on
the lSth-
mat the British government had deter
IN NED To ssspd another miuister to tAe IT,.
nlted States.
Ih@tAhs' U. S. ship John Adams had.
rctnrned to the Down, by stress oi wea.
ther, and not 10 consequence of osln. UNI
ed OH or overliaued-.
That Mr. Pinkney's Lady had been pre-
sentsd to the BRUSH Queen OH her in
day.
The sorry OF an ACCOMMODATION OF our
differences with Franc, was discrvdited
Ia i-oadon on sne 19tn If JAa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

countenancc Sc support Of those faithful
* enlightened servants who now con-
dHcNyonr affairs. l copjure you, there
fogv, Mellow citizens, to rouse from me
letshrsy which hangs on you, to de-
fend your principles against the insi.
dious efforts which are made ag inst
them. Let thu approaching elections
shsw that at tine like this you will
not send into the public councils
doubtful or luke warm politicians, but
men who have always heretofore, and
who now1adhere TO the republican.
standard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
NoRFoLK March

AJ HhShSh 90.
ne orig Fame, captain Stone, arrived
mere yesterday from FranCe--left CALAIS The
go IanaSryy where ne was Carried in on
hls outward passage from this port, bound
to Eonnagsn, by Preach priaateer--apd.
atIer lo9g detention, was l.ber raced on
compromising Vito the captcTs--Captain s.
conhrmS tue reports we have already had
OF ali AHis{:csn properly at ST. Sebast,an's
eeins co HRoatea by the French sovernmenr
--knoEss nothing OF a contention between
ff4nce aud sthis government--landsd Des-
patches at Dover Eng.) from MIR. Arm.
s.rong for MIR Pinkney-=sand is also the
beaver OF Dispatches to cur government
iron Mr. al mstrong.