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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Trait of Land,

Lying in the county OF Prince Edward. on
the waters of Spring Creek, containing
40 acres by an old survey. This laad
viii be divided in any way to suit purcha.
sers. small part Of the purchase money
wiil,be required in band, and the balance
in three equal annual pay mems bonds with
approved security and y deed of trust up-
on the land TO ensure ponctual payment,
will also be required. VIII be sod, at
psbiic auction, on the tenth day OF 1frkem.
Der next, If fair. ie not, the next ft&day
at the above mentioned place, 80 3s#kely
NEGROES as any in Virginia. com sting
Of males and females, Of all ages and des.
criptions. Among them blacksmith, who
is young and healthy--a wheelwrigh IA
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for tie
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal,
ance "a be paid IN twelve months. Bonds
with anexceptionsble security TO bear int. /.
rest from the date, If not punctuaIIy p.id,
will be required, aud, eight per c. nj De
anaum will be deducted for cash. Allprr.
sons TO whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment a. SOON after the sale
OF he above properly Is effected as may
be convenient tor them tn apply,
Richard Kidder Rando,ph.
August 2is.s ielo, IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
II. III. BRACKENkIDGE,
One Of he Judges Of .he Supreme Court

- Sc Ehave perused the Life of Washington,
wrii,en by Mr. M l.. Wesms, torinery rector
Of Moua. Vernon PARISH
A. The author has .yeated this great subject
with admirable succs SIS in q new way. he
:ssns all the actions Of Washington 20 lhs en-
eouragement of virtue, by careful application
Of umesous exemPiiis aiilns drawn ION the
conduct OF the founder of our Republic from
his earliest life. No Biograpner mo deserves
applause than he whose chirf purpose IS to en-
tice the young mind TO the af.c,ionatc love OF
virtue by pesso,itJirg II in the character most
desrt e these Siates.
" wish, through your paper; to commend
20 pubic noiice this virtue txtltlns boot. =-=rhc
fathers OF famifes can put noyrea'i.e more likely
to CORRECT fase notions and 10 confirm good prin.
Clip es, into the hands OF their chaTen. Ii
ought 20 be the general present from father 70
ssn as soon IS the young mtnd is capable Of
understanding the subJeet White adrnirs tn:
,pendor Of the exal.ed ehalAe,er, he wou an
Iperceptibly, learn, that "a virtue only can leac
. true grea,nesS."
III. LEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
FIRE AT CoNsTANTIoPLE.
Extract ofa letter fran an Ameyicas
at ConsfantinoPle, TO a gentleman in
Boston, dated dbrzi 81, 1910.

6oston, dated APrf 81, 1910.
Yesterday FIRE broke out in q
Pera, one Of the division of the sub
urbs, and 10 the ". and E.. of Con-.
staniinople. 1t ragged Wit he great
est degree of rapidly, and presented
. truly te1rifi sight to the spectators.
Al IL O'Clock 1t extended nrar!y q
mile. aud formed one continual tiame !.
nor was any stop put to il until sunsct.
when some stone buildings stopped in
some measure It's rapid progress, and
about midnight its rsvages we're near-
Iy at AN end. The distress Of the ia
habits g is very great. Itissupposed
that 10000 are now in the fields and
burial grounds with the little they were
a lie TO snatch from the destr Give e.
ismen'. Il Is suppo ed that about
5000 buildings were entirely consam-,
ed"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04


|sy EMINENT pIvINEs, JuDoEs AND GENE.
RAILS.
SIT isa surprising fact that even the A
merican People know but little of George
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life of his Mil
larry Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
/" Many intelligent persons have ardent.
ly wished to see a faithful account ofthese,
not only as a debt of gratitude to him, bu,
as fine example to our children.
"The Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His hrecr
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transcen.
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of III,
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. The moral sensibility ans
genius of the writer warns the heart enc
imagination of his readers. His descrip.
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes O.
Nature in pleasing views while his flash.
les of comic Wit give an agreeable relief I,
the mind, and render the serious truth.
more impressive, especially on the ycun,
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN, :
Minister Of the Swedes Church,
ts PHiludciEhia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
III. LEE.
Major General Amy, U. s.a,e,.
DR.. CHURCH,S COUCH DROPS.

DIX CHURCHSC COUGH, DROPS.
A medicine unequalled by any other in
ths world since FIRST discovered by Doctor
Church; il hes restored TO health many
thousands Of the most emaciated objects,
both asthmatic and consumptive, THAI
were ever known 10 exist both in Europe,
America aud the West-Indlss, and often
When every other medicine had bisn used
without effect, aud the most eninctt of the
faculty consulted in vain. Ii Is \ sover-
eigH, speedy, and eifectusl remedy in ca
tarrhs, shortness Of breath, tickling 10 the
throat, tightness in the chest, whcoping
cough, sore throats, wheezings, congealed
phlegm, splitting Of blood, soreness of the
breast and stomach, sc. astmas and con.
sumpsions, and all disorders OF the brsasy
and lpngs.
Sold toy appcintmsns) at S. Piessaats'
frnlling Once, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
CATO & cEAsAR-From Sailusr

A critic has observed, that he would
rather have been the author of the
following passage of Sallust, than
OF all the PhilIipPics of Cicero.
From this passage came the use Of
the antithesis, which we Frequently
meet with in the deliheation OF
Character, Ia modern histories,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
VINEYARD LOTTERY.

Begin Drawing October 2eth.
THE Scheme exhibits nearly four times
- as many Capital Prizes az any other
Lottery advertised u be drawn this year,
xyf-~ T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
ANECDOTES.

a lady who is strong adeocass
tor the rights cf woman, Being enga-
ed IN dispute with = gentle man, as
serted that AT. ssr.ss. .5 9! .somen wo III
ne IN every respect conpetent 70 take
field against an army of IN b, "sup-.
pose / had the command Of 10000
gomen, each of whom had received a
military education, ard you comman-
ed an army of men quail is NUMBER,
how would you get an advantage su-
Perior to what you might obtain over
the same number ofmen Z" $ Madam.
(geplied ht) would keep from gen.
'eral engagement. Iwouid m ak G pro-
positions of peace, and during the IRE a.
y, the male and female officers sad
oldiers must freq, emily meet to SET
lie the conditions the consequences
would be, that at he end of d eht or
nine months, when all of you oughr To-
De II the field, you would be in tbs
straw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
CRITICISM.

commend the history of the priva.e fife OF Gen,
Washington, by Mr. Weens, and dsnti y nope
s may nave an ex,ensIve circulation. T. is a
ark that should be in the possession of eveTy
sefssn. ard wi II srr,ain,v aRora pleasure as
Z eli to the lover of Genius. astc every afneri.
AN Pat,iot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
For Sale,
A Young Bay Horse.

HEis atolera5le Riding Horse, AID
A Il draws well in any kind o e. =,
rage. Enquire Of toe Prints.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about to remove
from this state. ofers for sale, valu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

From the pennsysvania Democrat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

{" have read, and rsad again your pub.icat;-
IN, the life Of Washington ard you viii nos
understand me as scknow esging IL to be with
cur defects, when rake notice only OF lis
excellencies, these indeed are very greal.=--.
You have combined with grsst felicity, the use
sui and the pIessant=-sistorical information,
and amusing anecdote. You have draYn from
both prns of tears, and of muth ~u1x sud
den transition we have the pathetic, land ,le
comic and both irresistible. Your s.ile il
always perspicucus, and occasionally noble: in
sizht, of imagery and richness OF expression,
rising TO he sublime But the great excellence
OF your book, is the mo-, atty OF the sentiment.
do not knox q better to pu, into the hands OF
young persons 70 raise the mind 10 political and
moral virtue. IL ought to- be intrsduced into
schools, and o De in every family.
- IL IL ID ~ IL u A. u In 4, I,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Just PUBLISHED,
JUST PUBLISHED,
md for eoie az this Office, the eigh edition
. making near tsvenfy thousand coties x
already sold, OF the Life Of
GEORGE Washington.

A Life how useful to his country led s
How lov'd, while living !-how reverb, nov
80 dead Sl9f
Ye living Sires with pleasure all attend,
And with like deeds, your own bright live
adorn.
BY TIE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey
hard veterans ofthe last cen-
tury, who were the play
mates and companions
oftne great WASH
ington from his
childhood.
RECOMMENDATIONS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

A person meeting an acquaintance
rwho was IN great hurry asked hin,
" whether his sister had a son or a
daughter {" answered, Shy my soul
| do not know whether ] am an uncle
or an aunt !"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

An Irish gentleman, at tavern ia
London, with some of his friends.
said, 8 | have been ill three days, thar
is yesterday, to-day AID 10 morrow ?,
This caused loud laugh in the com.
pany, which gave so 1auch offence to
the Hibernien, that he declared thar
ne could bring a man to prove it,
which was his mistrs ss's niece J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

-" JACOB KUSH,
Judge Of the Court of Common Plea. Penn.
sylvania.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12
From tie Frreman's Journal
4 SCANDALOUS TRANSACTION!

4 ScANDAL0Uy TRANSACTION!
The Aurora Of yesterday morning con.
tains the following article respecting de.
cep,ion lately practised on the Legislature
of Penasy lvania, which ou,raSs all the
mean, low, dirty tricks we ever heard OF.
The editor of the United States Gazette
very properly observes that it " would die.
honor any ordinary black legs" While
reading it The people eught not to forget 1t
is owing in a great MEASURE 70 the active
exertions of Colonel Duane and Mr.. Srna-
tor Leib, that Mr.. Snyder, the democratic
candidate, was elected governor OF Penn.
sylvania. Surely the people will not much
longer he deceived. They ars now swim:
ming with the !ull tide of experimental dc.
mocracy, and cannot fad 20 discern their
danger. Heaven grant their eyes. nay be
opened before it is too late.
From the aurora.
In preceding letter, addressed to the
governor, wherein | offered some necessary
reflections on the deceitlul and dishonest
course pursued by him and the secretary Of
the commonwealth, in the correspondence
carried on with general Michael Bright, !
was boand in investigating facts, to detect
aud expose their hollow and iniqaisous pro-
ceedines certified under the goveraor's
hand, in his message Of the 10th Decembcr
in stating to general Brigh. 10 letter dated
the 18th of March that he expected hourly
On aas1ver from the Psesident O fire United
,States--fs letter .oh;ch zcas not wristeH
vii the Eth Of Aprl foAeuuing. III
/ pointed TO- this fraud upon the general
and this fraud upon the public, in nay letter
published in the newspaper Aurora of the
10Th inst. This paper find has reache d
Lancaster. The governor has seen it, and
Conrad We:ser, has the sorrowful necessity
of proving by additional evidence. under
The same hand, aud m the same official form,
still more humilia,ins meannes. and un-
blushing depravi,y. 81.
+ 1t 10 my purpose, my fellow citizens,
while I have health and access to an indie.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12
New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an Improve
saeut in the instrument for extracting teeth,
nv which that operation is rendered consider
ably less painful. and more safe, than by the
xohnon method, and applies In all cases.
During some neushs use of thi. instri-
rneut, fine only one except BssfFs Patent,
Where that viii apply the Jaw has in no IN
stance been injured. nor tho gum torn Tor Ia
essatsd.l
psrsoas who shsss .is, attended At their
homes as usual Apply lower sad OF 'Prlnse-
Ntseet 90 = -.
Eh Douglas.
fntsaang % apply ior . patent. 'it.cannot
De sser sss sxaninasisa al present.
WNeambex 80. oo5m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12
New Publications,
.Jsse yseefved asa for sske BY j.
lanes Kennedy, Sen'r.

Boskseaer, King-ss-ees. ~
williana Tell, OF Switzerland Delivered An
! hissorieaa novel, By. the celebrated Floriap,
Th. Life of Petrarth, by Mrs. Dobsoa, ? v.
The Ysnksy in Lonasn,. -.
nessholiefs Researchssints the laws ct Chi
micA Af6pisys ~. g
rh. Iaadcn Dnseetor, ersystem OF dissee-
- I,racsisedin shs Hospitals and Lee
erre 'pooms Of che metropolis, explainss
nv Cue easarest rsles fsr stsasnis- 2.
Feb. ,. ss@"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12

a considerable number Of the white men
are smarried so Cherokee women, others
ara employed as troopers for the Chese'
KEGS.
Col. Ore who carries on the making OF
sa!,2etre at this town (Ni%ka Jack told me
last year, that h. hid made in FIVE years,
upwards Of 10000 pounds of sal,petre, a
considerable par, Of which he used in ma
king Of powder.
-An estimate ofihc principal! articles, their
value. gig:
$3.50 horses a, 80 dolls. each, 1881
1915 black cattle at 8 I53,32o
1887 sh,epat2 1914
1878 swine ata -a9'sS6
IS glist mills at 200 $3.50
3 saw-mills at 500 800
so Wagons at 20 1,2OO
5s3 negro slaves at 800 174,oeo
Total l,57l,5Oo
This property has been acquired by the
Cherokces within few Yeas.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12

/ Thsfdorurseht rsisrrtd to IN dis letter
.burpos,s TO be "a general statistical 'ab's
aiar the Cherokee natian, y; xhibi.ins view
Of ,heir popaasion and Of iapros,snsn's ia
,hsir useful arts, and Of th:ir property &C.
cured under the fostering hand If govern.
m.n., which has principally bsso done
Since The year 1896" !.
.I,rxhibi,s in detail the Number Of Ch:ro.
ikee males and females, Of horses, black
cas.le, sheep, swine, spnn:ng wheels,
looms, wagsons, 'ploughs. griss mills, saw
mills, saltpetre wosk.. powlsr mills, silver
.ni.hs, schools, white people, and negro
slaves in, each town.. Village anl plansati"s,
arnoun,ingto 135. D.. ~ -.
It;s scarcely practicabie.'n newspaper
to present in its details such a comp-ehsa'
sive twblr and almost every useful purpose
will be attained by the following Condensed.
80 nc ront.nts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
Land for Sale.

FHE subscriber having determine
ed en- removing to the Wesrrn country imnedi.
ateiy A,,er the payment Of his debts offers for
Gale ih.s hanas1me situation Shereon he resides
containing upwards OF TX hundred acres abouS
iwo 'hi'd' OF wh'chis cleared with good improve.
mems OF every dIscsIption, the Land which il
- clear u equal any Tobacco land in the coun.
= thsciesrtd isnn is considered equal to any in
the neishbouThood, THIS land hes about 80
miles 40 We Richmond. SIN from James and two
from ApPomatgox MYERS; ibis land 81 well vate.-
Ell has ofiS sbres sc good springs of water an
any IN Virgins. ana considered one oil the
heatniest seats his side or the Blue Ridge;
this iAnd may De purchasedlow foS cash, OF on
as long csedi. as vii enable the purchaser TO
MAKE Inc payments from the Land if required
or lands IN the Wsstern country viii be receiy-
ed in payment if they iis ia speh parts az the
subscriber snal approve. Those who wish de-
81 Ioe sea- 10 the county OF fowhatan, are m
wed TO view he same. The su5scfiber Will en-.
sure three cops from hand. cd acres Of mig
land to pay the that the while &C may
be purchased for, provided the pisniec ooligAes
nimseIt 20 euniv~te It in plan er-iike manner,
Richard Netherland.
PswhAsaa county, Apsii DIN. 1910 w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

Dr Brent pored bill concern
1pg the Soeiety OF tins order oi L.
IsafPe. Read arc passed 10 SEQ, d
sesoirg.
] ne resolution offered by NJ, L'oyd
On 1hursday respecting he n,iDia .
Tic u. States was taken up anu sgIes q
70.
Jhe I'LL suthoiisiug tie dischatg,
otPhineas Narney frCn his imprispn
IteTS waS read seCUnd zine, and o..
'hs question Q its going to a 80 rea..
d,ng, Il was negative d.
The till Tor the prese, walton ol
peace and maintenance Of ID su,hcr-
e The L. s. in the potts, karbor &
wac, rs Cnder their Jurisdiction, wa
oraered to DC eDgrcssed for third
rsadipg.
L I've resolution from the House Of
FeprtterSaiives TOR adiousnmtnt On
the 23d OF April WIS read third ,ime
and passed ss follows:
For the motion Messrs. Bavatd
Bradley. Campbell, Chi mplin, Clay
Condi,, Crawford, Frank liu, German,
Gilman Goodrich, Gregg, Hllbouss
II .sey, Lambert, LLOYD, Meigs,
ii kerng, R.ec, Robinson, Sumter,
Isit, Turner
Az inst the biEl-Messrs. AnJer-
sen, Brent, Gs la d, Ieib, Smith OF
Nd. smith Of ". y. Whitesids---7.
TIE bali fixing the compensation oil
public ministers, &c. was ordered C
Be srgrossed for third reading.
lis Scrate resumed the considefs-
ton Of ,he bill regulating the Peat OF.
zee establishments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
April S..

Mr.. PradItv. from the committee
10 whom WAS xeferred he bill tor the
preservation IT peace ana the mainte-
rance OF the atlthoriiy of the u. ). in
the ports and har;lors OF the u. :.
end IN the ports, hsrhors and " alters
under iheir jurisdiction, iepor;ed 1t
without amendment.
The Ssrate resumed he consider.
aiop Ct The bill from the House OF
X present; tives regulating tire Pot
Cil, e est bi,shment and havug iur-
,icr discussed, postponed its further
nsicerstipn Ill, tomorrow.
hir. Smith OF Mo-. cave notice that
y ;Eould tomorrow ask leave TO brig
il, Il Liii 10 authorise the President O;
tbs United States to employ the pub.
lie otaed ships in protecting the CON-
mssce of the United States.
r. Lic,c. submitted the follow
iag resolution for consideration
Resolved, that the Secretary of the
j. pDTtient Ct War be aud he hereb,
Is requested 80 prepare system Tor
inarroving the discip inc OF the militia
OF the Uni ed States eonprs herdine
The jrsantrv. c valry and artillery, and
TO report the sams at he next session
OF Congress.
The resolution for Adjournment on
the 23d April was read and passed to
a second reaching.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

their dependencies and fti other pur.
poses shall from and after the expira-
ton OF three .ponshs from the date OF
the proclamation afores aid be revived
and have full power and eject so far
AS relates to the domin ons, colonies or
dependencies and TO the articles, the
growth, produce or manufacture OF the
dominions, colonies or dependencies
CT the nation thus refusing or neglect
ing to revoke or modify her edicts in
the manner aforesaid.
The bill was read first time, and
passed second reading, 81 to SO.
Inc bill fer the relief of Moses
Young; the bill tor the relief of John
Thompson the bill Tor the relief OF
] Ohm Minor, administrator OF Reuben
minor; and the Dill for the relief of
Vim. w. Weymouth and Joseph p.
Weeks, were severally read "A third
time and passed.
BANK OF The. UNITED
STA les.
Mr. TAYLOR reported bill continuing
IN force tor a term of twenty years,
the act entitled g. An act to incorpo-
rate the subscribers to the bank of the
u. States on the terms and conditi.
ons therein mentioned. Twice read
and committed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
Elias V. Lachaize,
IT A VI O r,

Next door to Mr.. Nelson's, Of his
CITY, sesusns thanks e. those who have favor.
ed hin with their custom, and informs his
friends and the pebble generally, that he has
just received the i~tess prevailing fashion from
Philadelphia.
N. b. Particular attention, land
no di,sPpoia,p,ent) paid TO al orders from the
country.
Richmond, April 18th, 1910. ws,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

MIR Fisk reportsd bill TO amend
he act proviing for the third Census
= enumeration oF the inhabitants of
the u. States. Read three times and
p ssed.
Mr. eve reported bill 70 amend
ne act to- ii.co'po aong the inhabi
tarts Of the civ Of Washington.
Nv &C read and committed.
Much business besides, of private
rsture, was progressed in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
ApIli 6.


Mr. Giles submitted the following
resolutions fer consideratien
Resolved, That comn,tree he ap-
pointed to enquire into the expediency
OF providing b, Jaw tor arploDriatlne
certain was and urappropriated
lands, to satisfy bounties d,t from the
state OF Virginia, to the Officers and
soldiers of the line of at state and 10
tie marines thereof and il is deemed
sxpedienf, TO designate The said lands
b. law.
Resolved, That committee he ap
pointed to inquire into the expt diencl
of extinguishipe tie Indian claim Il
Iards wibin he boundaries al the
state oil Kentucky, and of cor .hrmirp
tie ti'lts ii all locations, foI ioiiltdr,
services, therein made ard that IN.
con- nni.tee have leave to report by bill
or otherwise.
Tie bill to incorporate The trustee.
of Washington College was postpor.
ed 70 the first Monday In December
n, xf.
The Serate resumed the considera.
tion Of the bill making provision 10,
the establIshR.s ~ OF a ionaI Bank,
y Il tEe several amendments .eporteo
theIstn. = And slser discussion II,
iui,her consia 'ratian OF She biil was, q
motion ci lMr Pope, postponed iii &c
mcIrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13

holders, is. per annum,
8S6,1il
Cdivided Surplus on
1st January, 1910,
4c9.4io dollars.
divided by Ia
yesrs, would be e.
q-al To an anussA
dividend of s2.14y
Leaving Tor the ~sti.
mated anutsal "a .
ncuot of expeuces
sId losses. 1e1,144
non =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
April T..


The House 9. reed, on motion cf
Mr. Smile, 90 meet at 10 O'clock for
tie en- aihder Oh tn session.
NJ Erpes reptssd a bin authors
sing losn for Sum otuorey not ex-
otedIng tie amour, of the pun,ic debt
reintrr abe according 20 Law durmg
IN presen, year. Twice read.
NE NJ cor said he was instructed
by ,ht nimi;,e, ol foreign roia.iors
- l.ctt IN pafi the following bilI -
4 bill concern % Inc commercial n-
te CDu - btgve 81 The L S'a,es and
{. D.I,ain end aACe, and ior o.
thei rurpo e.
Sec 1, 3 ! enacted, 81. That the
Sd section OF tie PC entttitd An
sct &c AIS tDa ard commune il force
cettair parts % the act ent,tied " az
.ct 70 in,erdici Oh Commercial irttT-
course between TIC l.. 5. and g. Is.
aud France, and their depeodcrcies,
and ior other purposes be and ths
same u hereby reps I'D.
Sec. 2. ProSides that al penalties
heretofore incurred shall n, vertheiess
be collected.
Sec. 3. Ard be it further enacted,
/ hat in g. either Great BRIAN or
France shall before the Sd day q
NJ ch next SO revoke or moaiIy her
elici as hat the, shall ease to vic late
the lawful commerce Of The United
States, which fct he Pr sidert q the
Uni ed Sfatss, shall declare by procis-
ton, and if the other nations shall not
within three mcnihs thereafter SO re-
woke or modify her edic in like man
ne,, then The sd ash, 5,h, 9th, 9TH, $50,
9th and 10 h sections oil the act enti-
lied aa act to iEterdiGt the commercial
intercourse between tbe Uuited States
Gnd Great Britain and France and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-13
WANTED.

As an assistant in Retail Grocery
s Se yoD,h OF eyfecsAbility, from twsIy- 70
fomteea years Gf sEe knqare Of
johhH. Strobia,
Who has for sale few barrels of
PRIME Peach Brandy, soms Of which = two ysss
Cd.
april lssh, 1910, u