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10 r EN- T,
June u.
. -dpd immediate possession .sivea,

Apd immea'Rte possession SaveR,
"A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, ALI goodorder, siiuf
lied on King street. in the neighbcrhood
good water, and an excellent stand for bus
ness. also, three other Brick Dwellings On
the same street, one of which has a good
warehouse for grocery store and the silaa-
alton equally good for busine@-the rents o
all the above property will be made reason.
bic.
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FOR SALE,

Tho HOUSES and LOTS at the sorneres
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
EHshs Lenney. Also, a,hslf acre LOT at the
corner Of Cameron and Henry treess,ana
the MILL SEAT at Oceoquan- very y
berzl terms.
q: Richard M. Scott, TynlhI
For CREDITORS ofE.Ja.
Nay s.. - ssw
...' ~
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Ornhans' Court,

Alexandrsa County,. Tune Trrm, 1910
Ordered, that the administrator ct VIM
I. Hall, deceased, do insert the following q"
vertisemeht three times in each week Tor
>Sour weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
.TeSte, ....> :
Alex. Moore, Regliter.
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Public Notice.

vwxHE subscribers haze :taken eat letters
aeof administration oifhe estitesof RLs-
RERT CARTER, deceased, in tho state oil
lWireiaiss -.shSss who have elaims against the
sS.EsSe vilt please exhibit theuf for settlement,
tsea ,hose who arc iDtSebeed TO is viii pay
Without delay. !;
Charles Tyler.
xa 81 tS,fk y = Near CentreSilie.
Richard HI. Hender ion.
. 'ss-.,, 4ecsburg.
Sins .: cost:
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Samuel Adams.
Public Sale.
HIH &c setd, az Guc. ion, On the lolh day
JULY neri. on The Premises,

WI &c so!a, al Guc ion, On the loM day Of
July aert. on the Premises,
"A piece Of Ground, with the
improvements thereon, Situated ia The town
oil Alexandra, upon the north SIDE Of Prince
Auep. ind to the westward Of Reyal street,
and bounded AZ follows, VIZ beginning VPon
Primes slFeet q, the distance Of ~ ieet ineAs
es 10 the westward OF Royal street, and PuR.
RiRg thence ReFlhwaFdg wHh A line parallel
10 Reyal street 80 teet " u Q ieet alley
thence with tRe line OF the said alieT, went
WsIaly, a. feel q inches thence Southwark
II, with a line parallel " Royal Ilreet, 90
Iet IL Prince StEeeiI thehee Win fFlResz
street 10 The beginning .
The improvements upon This piece Of
around consist oil ah excellent dwelling house
and other convenient houses suitable Tor the
accommodation Of family. 1hs property
has lately been in the occupation Of Mir
Fowlc. It will lie sold OH credit Of 4, . and
10 months, for notes negotiable In the bank
of Alexandria, with approved endorsers. A
Gcn will also be required upon the property
10 secure the payments.
Thomas Swami, Attorney
So For Thomas Ashley.
Y,-~ q
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Ten. Dollars Reu0ra.

RAN AWAY from the subseyibcT on Sa-
tMrlay ,nig& the'l7th instant, a.negH0 woasan
Hamsd WlNNX-she h. Sulau atsd black
~ oman wiah Gull eye. HID On when she
wen. away hrmeSpuO Iincn peCisea. and
shit and lindsey jacket, bat took with her
sUnary. other. ciOaths. !tiS probable she rssy
Change her name and CALI herself Mrs. Browli,
as she has husband In Georgetown or the
city, who Is free man Ivy the Ra,ne OF VIII
liam Brown. The above reward will be paid
foe experimenting and securing said runaway
so that get her again, and reasonable CHAR
& IS il brought homo.
Samuel Adams.
EifHcilt Run, near Captain
Wiley's tavern, June ~. cost
n 3. Masters Of vessels and others are
cautioned against harboring or carrying her
Of
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PUBLIC SALE.

,VWySIA. NJ SOLD 70 rrSEe sale % the
E wv kSeasss hi4aer, tOt ready money On
che Drexuis.s, ca Y&rpdas sse a7sa deg q
.JsSx aerS, a LOT OF GROUND, No. - ca
sh< csSssira Of DxntIdge's Lot. uSRt1Hg "a
'Eee4 2 ssekes ca Pit sIreet, and ruHnang back
aoS Ekea inchrS, Go a IS feet alley, and also
Ncrn,keIl sSa thus as~tA By . IS &est alley, tive
sxu,e ,hMxiar -aesa kecetpfsre struck on @
AErsE.pdrr Bsssc<t, VIM has fsised % co'nPly
wttIa rae ter<as Of sale, AND the tot as now
enlA IN rSise tise hslsnce due thereon agree
HhIs 20 Ilse teSSaS oG the 6rst sS!e, ,.,
Thomas Swami, }Csu'rs.
Geo. Dcneale, 49,
GIN
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For Sale, "
6 a REMARKABLE we'll handed GIRL
IN for aoase business; shs.is honest, in
slustrioxis and Sober. For te1nis enquiEe OF
John II. Maniey.
king street AkAondrid. seaes 4, Reysys.
Jane az. " eosts,,
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For Rent.

* For Rent,
"A CONVENIENT TWO storfframek,wea
n ing HsaSr, situate on Camefos stree
bstweea St. Asaph andtPitf streets, Apply.
10 - .>@''@
John:sC. fLadd.
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TO REN1.

THAT two story DWELLING HOUSE.
occupied by John HoAskia. Possession wiz
be given the hrst OF October 10 eonmc,r
would be unnecessary, as The ;sta,id ,isso well
known. -. I.s.
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!; ALSO FORlSALE

: A small two story BRICK. HOUSE, On
Pitt street, with d Lot Of IS feet from
and los feet deep.
If lot disposed of at private sale before ,ls
2oth day Of Tune, it viii; on that days.be sold
atpablic sale. .s'f~ w
49, TX. 81. ..... .:-Iohn Wife.
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w aIsK =.

HeHAVE renewed fer aase Is SsT.
i EeIs WfiiSKEYs and 40 barrels
HERRINGS. -.
YGsMas CSEH.
IHne 81. -. III. 090
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new edition ..,.... -. ~ -.
The Works of St. Pierre, elegant, 5 vols
Doctor Minors Church History, ~ 81.
Doctor Doddridge's Family Expositor, best
Lens!on edition, 6v ...... .....-..
Doctor Campbell's Lectures on Fcelesias-
teal Aistory--on Mracles-ss'on Systematic
Theology - ra
Doctor Smiths Lectures on the Evidences
Of Christianity 49,: .a...
Doctor Paley's Evidences Of ditto
Doctor Lowth's Translation of Isaiah, 2v
Doctor Newton on the Prophecies -.
Faber, on ditto r..
Ditto, ON ditto, concerning the Restoration
of the Jews 49,. .....r.
Doctor Blair's, Paley's, Porteus's, Le-
lands and Massillon's Sermons
Fragments, in Prose aad Verse, by Miss
E. Smith, just published -
Sequel Of the Antidote to'the Miseries OF
Life ...... 49, .....
;Edeworth's Parents Assistant, sv @
- Ditto Tales of Fashionable Life, 3 ".
Ditto Popular Tales, 2.v ... .....
Opie's Tales, 2y> ,15... ia T.
.2.,. Adelipe Mowbray, AZ .......s.
Romance of the Pyrenees, 2-v
1haddeus, OF Warsawf2-v ...-
Don Sebastian,,2v ....'... ..-
Pool of Quality, 81 - g., -.7.a.... ..
Hamilton on Education, sv
Vests Letters to a Young Lady, 3v :.
Marnion, . beautiful edition. elegant
eJnnius, - ditto, ditto
Milton, Thomson, Young, Gray, Pope,
Johnson, Addison. Watts, Akenside & Cow
per, in 81 volumes, elegantly and uniformly
bound ..ss's Z.
BlooufelTs Farmerss Boy !
With many Others equally good, too nu-
merous for insertion. = ' -. go 2
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,Wsssoa5 Il z,1m.riican Drastsaaqg

= - = fFNKERTONs !,
EalISctsen of Ke1agesdad 1saSds.
Pms sth Is just seoeised. 4
Ssbscrshsrs win please 20 call ssr their
. James Kennedy, Senfr.
June 81. SEQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
PEDIGREE.

Jack andrews was go, By Zoe Andrews,
his dam by Hieb Eyer, HI. grsndam Cas
dIual Puff, his gfea 6 aadam by Taller.
MS srea' gtea' gsa,dam by Snip, h,.
great erra' greal g5andam by Lord
ed iPhin,s Arsbiao, his g,ea. e, eas gre a
great grandam by S,sny ans Arabian,
which mare was awn s;s.er to fran.or.s
Waite nsok, flil sister to the Minbury
GEiloray. grsa g'ea, great great 6 ga
srandam By Sauce box, so. Of Gregg
she oil Crch's Old par,rer.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
/ do certify ,ha; the sboyc pedigree is
tue copy from he original one sen, M
BY James Lcrd. Gwen undo. my hand
and seal The TWEEN J ,hird day oil d CEN
DER, one ,housand eish hundred and -four.
WIN. LiGHrFOOr, Seal.
! Joe Andrews Was s., by Eclipse, his
dam by Aiamands, by Onpirm, he's dan.
Giouay by Biank-crab, Wedding
mare by Plrtner--G neral Sud Book,
page Oh, printed in 1868, by Jane
Wea:he:bY.
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T,UEsD MARcH ~, 1910.

The bill concerning the Post-Oaict
establishments was read second time
{ and committed TO Messrs. Frank
Hin, Anderson, Goodrich, Gregg and
Meigs.
The bill for the relief Of Elizabeth
Hamilton was read second time
[ and committed to Messrs. Crawford
Bradley and Fra.klin.
The bill for the relief Of Amy Oar
din was read a second time and re-
ferred to Messrs. Bradley, Giles and
Hillhouse.
I The resolution OF the House of Re-
Iptesrntatives for appointing a con-.
mittee to enquie when it may be ex-
pedient to close the present session,
was read a second time and passed TO
a third reading.
The senate agreed to the amend
ment of the House to the amendment
of the Senate to the bill TO prevent the
Issuing sea-letters except to certain
vessels, with an amendment thereto.
ROADS AND CANALS.
The Senate resumed the consider
alton Of the bill for the imnrovement
OF the United States by public roads
and canals.
A motion was made BIZ Mr.. Brad
lev to postpone the further consideta,
ton OF the bill to the first Monday of
Dec. next.
For the motion, Messrs. Bradley,
Champlin, Condit, Gilman, Goodrich,
Hiilhocse, Lambert, Matthewson, Ro-
hinson, Turner-11.
Against the motion, Messrs. An
derson, Bayard, Brent, Campbell.
Clay, Crawford, Franklin, Gaillard.
German, Gregg Horsev, Leih, Meigs
Pope, Smith Of (Md.) Smith of IN.
Y.) Sumpter TAFT, Whiteside-1e
After f0rther consideration the Sc
nate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
March 10.

Mr.. M'Kee called for the consider.
alton Of his resolution relative TO al
jou-nment on the I'd of April.
MIR. Stanley moved to amend it by
striking out I" he I'd of April' and in
ser.iug " the third Monday in April. !"
The motion was lost.
Mr.. w. Aston moved to refer the
resolution 10 committee to be sp-
pointed by this House to Join with
such committee as should be appoint
I'd by the Senate for the purpose Of en-
Iqairiug, and reporting what business
was necessary TO be done previous 70
adjournment, and also at what day
Congress would in their opinion be
prepared 20 adjourn.
This motion was supported by Sc
veral gentlemen on the ground that it
was the ordinary courae of proceeding,
and would be but respectful to the Sc
maze, as it was the only means of
knowing what business that body had
before il. If a different course was
pursued, the two Houses having diff
ierent business in view, might each
embarrass the others proceedings.
1t was opposed on the ground that
such course would only produce de-
Law AIr. Smile and others were for
adjourning at the earliest possible day.
It was admitted that the course pro-
posed was usual, but it was said that
the report of the joint committee form
ID no guide for the conduct of the
House, who as often departed from
as adhered to its recommendations
If the day expressed in the resolution
did not coincide with the ideas of the
Senate, it was at their option TO
mend it'll
The question was taken on referring
the resolution to joint committee
and carried, rs TO 81.
Messrs. w. Aston, Pitkin, Find
ley, Southard, and Rhca (T) were
lappointed committee on the pare o.
this House.
| DISPLACEMENT or MILITIA
The House again resumed the Coz
sideration OF the bill au.horisIng a de
achmsnt Of the militia Of the Unite,
| States
! VaiioH amendments we're propo
ed to "A bill and ne gAtiysd by larg
najoriti4.
! Aboutts o'clock, the bill was or
iersd to lie eagrossei Cor tairi rea
ding. AID the House Adjourned.
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(9sy AstMo,y<y.)
AN Acp

10 extend the time for locating vir-
gina military land warrants, and for
returning the surveys thereon to
the Secretary of the Department Of
War.
Be If enacted by the Senate and
House OF ReNresep,atives of the Uni
nited States of America in Congress
sssembled, That the officers and SOL
diers ofthe Virginia Inc on con,inen-
al establishment, their heirsor assigns
entitled to bounty lands within the
tract reserved by Virginia. between
the Little Miami and Scioto rivers, for
satisfying the legal beunties to her
officers and soldiers upon continental
establishment, shall be allowed fur
TIER term of five wears from aad az
Ter the passage of This act, 70 obtain
warrants aud complete their locations.
and further term Of seven Years
from and after The passage of this act
as aforesaid, toretorn taeir SUI vev and
warrants or certified copies If wa rants,
othe office OF the .Seorrtary of the War
gDspars.nent any thing in an, former
sct 20 the CONTRARY notwithstanding
Provided, That no locations as afore..
said within the above mentioned tract
shall after the passing Of this act be
made on tracts OF land for which On
,ents had previously been issued, or
which had beer pr, viouslv surveyed,
arlsiany paten; which may nevertheless
be obtained for land located contrar
to the p DIVISIONS of this section, shall
be considered as null an void.
J. B. vARNUM,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
gics.President ofthe Uniiaa States, :
and President efthe Senate.
Mach 16, 1910.
Approx ed,
JAMES MADISON.
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- [Fonr Dollars Per Annum Paid in Assauce.

Z Bebury, June 16'h--The Brbury Stakes,
hsndycao o! leo guipeas each, half for
iii, . miles was Won by Jack Andrew
aged, beating Lord Sackrhle's Fxpeela
ION, S years oldZSr Henry T. Wang.
oek FIGHTER, years oid1M r. Ueih
coats 1H'fpona aged, hfs royal highness
he Prince Of Waies's Dick Andrevs
Mr. He .hccat's PopinSay, aud Ccx's Ed
win.
June l7'h' sweeps,eke Of guinea
each, twenty subscribers. was xon b,
Tack Andrews, beating col. Grosyepor's
Lasy Caiharine, Mr. Hosor.h's SNUFF
Box.
Bedford, September lo.h- The Wo.
burn stake OF 10 guineas each, .miles S
subscribers, was Won by hislrt val high.
mess the Pr'nce of Waiss's b h Jack Az.
'drews. aged, beating Me- Natson's b l.
Triumyir, Mr. Gsldipg's b C Skyrccke,.
( Endhsld, September 23-soi, Tor al
ages, 4 miie heats was wen by JACK
Andrews. agcd, ats heats, beating MIR
trogiey's gr 8 Pioughbqyi velset horse
tlit'le hought of Hephes,ion and Cou
issisr--ses Racing CaleHdar for these
yeats. 1t would swell an Advertisement
toioo great isrgh to mention Ill Tho
races la has won
Sseeplakes of 20 guncas each, .
niles, S subscribers Mr Rockies jock
Andrews, aged. IL s,oce, z Id wicked
over--tsse Racing Calendar FOR 1909,
page. $3.50
NJ Lamoourne, in Sept. Wednesday
10Th, he ~on the 5ol gift of Lord C,as
ZEN 4 mile. heat, heats, beating Mr
Covenry's CHI h Sacripant, Mr Bacon. b
m Snap. ~
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CONGRESS.
--s--
IN SENATE.
March 10.

The Senate took up the report ofthe
committee Of conference on the BIZ
concerning commercial intercourse
A motion was made by Mr.. Andcr
son TO adhere to the Senate's amend
trcuts (Which, unless the House re.
cede, destroys the bill in toto.)
Mr.. Leib moved to postpone the
fur her consideration of the report Till
Monday next.
o. the question, there were,
For the motion, Messrs. Anderson,
Brent, Campbell, Condit, Gillard
Giles, Lambert Leib, Ma'thewson
Meigs, Parker, Robinsoe, Smith o.
(Md.O Sumter, Wbiteside-15.
Against the motion, Messrs. Bay.
ard, Bradley, Campbell, Clay, Craw-
ford, Franklrn, German, Gilman
Goodrich, Gregg, Hillhouse, Horsey
LLOYD, Pickering, Pope, Smith (N,
Y) TAFT, Turner-1s.
SO the motion was lost.
Mr. Clay moved to postpone the
further consideration of the subject til
,o-morrow,--Motion lost.
On the question to adhere, there
were,
For adherence, Messrs. Anderson
Bay ard, Champlin, Gaillard, German
Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Hillhouse
HoTsey, Leib, Lilo, d, Parker, Pick.
eiing, smith, (Md) Sumter, White.
3lde--i7.
Against adhering, Messrs. Bradley
Brent, Campbell, Clay, Condit, Craw-
lord, Franklin, Giles, Lambert, Mat.
ihewson, Meigs, Pope, Smith { n. Y,
TAFT, Tunnels.
So the Senate resolved to adhere
Unless the House of Representative,
4cede, tie bill is lost.
The several bills passed by tn,
iouss OF Representatives on Satur
ay last were read and passed to ;
econd readiog.
March 90.
Mr.. Pope made the same report o.
he census bill as was made in tn
House Of Representatives, which wa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
March 20.

Mr.. Pope made the same report or
he census bill as was made in the
House Of Representatives, which wa,
concurrld in by the Senate.
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WIN Fl, LIGHTFOO
Sandy Points March l, i8H.
JACK ANDREWS

This celebrated horses performances II
England have not been inferior 10 any
horse there. except his brother Dick A.
drews. Who is considered now the be i
horse in that country. giving seven i:oua,js
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

The arrival of the. John Adams from
France, confirms the intelligence of
the fate of American property. His
Imperial m,jesty, carousing with his
new bride, has not time to attend to the
acquisitions ofjastice but the Imperi-
al pirate could, even whilst he was
woniug his Austrian spouse, fnd 4
moment to con6scate our property and
consign the proceeds to his cafsse tri-
See--to the hollow CO apartments OF his
private iron chest. Il point of -vsiiai-
ny there is nothing to compare to this
arocioas act of Bouaparte,s except
the seizure of The Daish leet by the
Bri'ish. These two acts of piracy
viii stani upon record, lasting proofs
OF the kBavery ofkings.
On the part If both of the beliige-
rent powers there is an Indifference to-
waYds the United States, ah CHI see ms
to SAL, Ne are satisfied that things
st5uia remain as they are ifyou are
satisfied. Aud well they may, b, their
spathyto our circumstances, indicate
such'a disposition, since we have been
willing to bear it. American citizens
have been insulted, murdered, robbed
and ridicuied: We have been smote
On the one cheek and on thu other
and, soconplete ha. been ar dis yracr
that 1t would puzzle European inge u
irv 20 End out "a spot which is devoi i
of a s ain. Thishas al been occasion
ed by depar ing from the embargo
system-by attending to tory talk and
federal clamor--by Congress neglect
insahe.presidrnrs adnenitiors. Than
God! our national Executive is stin
pare and unde6iei-none of the sin
rests with him and f we retrieve
our character within. year. we may
rhank the presidentfor ieand not the
late Congress-.
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general. supposed 70 occupy the yari-
Gus posts in the colonial government.
IF the inIluence of the clergy nre.
walls lin case of an entire .revoln,;on,
the pSlitical inst;.utions of N. co,ntrv
will not. we presume. be favorable to
free form Of government.
III the Law nobility sh,uld re.a;n .the
ascend ant. il viii probably be OCCASION.
ed l,y their calling tho people to their
a d to repress the power of the pr;ests !.
and. in such casr. the peonie NAV h..
dulv considered i,,the oroAniza,;on ~
new povernment.
Bu. the chief hone for reryr.n.r.
liberty rests nnon II. ;ntelt. on. h
NAV. hv a revolution. be stnfck. cs.t;,ot
the mass Of population n he .o,Js
at large have under.tanfiinc END, reb 70
overcome old preind;ces virr,. ga;
emf to introduce tolerant spfr;r IN ~.
| gious m a,ters. and energv ENOUGH to
vihdicate their own eause asainst botb
priests and noble.. there NAV he eat,
blised a form of government which
may render the inhabitants tplerablv
happy. Every thing depend. u,on the
intelligence AMI v;gor of the mass.
We NAV hope-but it would Be a
folly to reason from mere hopes. 1t
is difficult for communities TO shake off
old modes Of thinking ana acting-,nd
the chance IA greater, that, if inlcpen-
dence be effe It'd at all, there viii be
a monarchical form OF government in
,rodaced and supported than tn at there
will be republican one. In this e.
ens, il will be well for the citizens of
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ForA NE Virginia Argus.
THE CARACAS REvoLu rroN

Ihcrevoaulion which has broken out
at Caracas IS considered by most PEG.
pie who talk publicly on the topic, to
b. the precursor to the general emaa ci-
patton ofthe Spanish South American
provinces, rs well as those in North
America. Ofthe correctne of such
ai opinion there has not been received
snaieiunt information to enable us to
decide.
The mere revolt at Caracca. will be
ONO av il, unless i: be followed up in
the interior of the country, from which,
Rs yet, We have received no authentic
intelligence. =
We, of the Unite d States, are aptto
be enthusiastic in our notions of any in
ssprsetion in favor ef fraedo n. We
recollect the achievements of our coun-
try Ten; we have felt the benefits of
liberty and with spirit truly philan-
threpic we are DESTROYS that other COM
fnnnities OF the human race should ex
Pcriencc the same blessings.
That all men, of al climates, should
enjoy their personal rights, and esta-
bitch free municipal institutions, is
moss devoutly to be wished: but that
every state of society is susceptible eli
realizing the. temperate and LIBERAL
system under which we live is extreme
" doubtful; ard ia 10 instance is that
doubt stronger than in the one before
u.
The inhabitants of the Anglo Anne
rican provinces who asserted and won
their independence from the British
empire were a peculiar people. The
dntellectual complexion OF the popula-
ton was chiefly republican. No order
OF MOBILES, or casts, or classes had ex
listed among them; and they were in
general strangers to the baubles and
trampey,ofroy atty.
Religioe, Likewise, was tolerated A.
rnong 1s under almost any christian
form of worship; for, if it was dis
counsenanced ma particular mode in
one state, 81 was certain 10 find IA.
yorahfe reception in another.
This IL very lar from being the case
IN Spanish America. Ii has uniformly
been the policy Of the monarchy OF
opain 70 keep up in its colonies the
same sPlsader, and, if possible, more
tisn has BEEN maintained at Madrid.
Ideas ut distinct orders in the commu.
nity have become familiar to the inha.
bitants, and the predominancy of the
Roman Church is, we apprehend, so
firmly established as TO preclude the
EoPe Of speedy tolera,ioa for any o.
t1er.
There viii be three separate AVID
poweylul interests toreconcils and pro-
vide tor 10 the Formation OF a consti-
tuition for the Spanish Soloni, $, to
wit:
The clergy, which We presume to be
paranonpts
The rs,igos. who are, perhaps, the
secoad - ietuence anI ia all lkeli.
hood; ths hsSt m physical power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

nit to His Excellcncy the Duke Of
Cadore the copy of letter this Instant
received from Bayonne, aud begs from
him an explanation of the circu .nstaa.
ces m- ntioned in it. y
"The Ministerial dispatch under
date of the 5th inst. is arrived at St.
Sebastian. bearing an order for the
Immediate transportation, in small YES
sells, Of all the sequestered American
cargoes, to Bayonne, to be placed In
the Custon-house there. This news
is piblic at 81. Sebastian but what ia
not SO as yet, is, that the same order
says,
LIST. That these cargoes are to be
sent to Bayonne, whether the comno-
moditiss of which they are composed
may have come from English COM
meree or from the produce of the soil
of the United States.
"2dly. That they should be sent to
the Custom House of that place to be
sold there"
The Minister Plsnipotentiary offers
to His Excellency the assurances of
his high consideration.
(Signed)