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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
LYxcHBURc, Nav

The late modification ofour Supe-
rior Courts will have very salutary
effect upoo the morals OF the peopls.
Whilst the District courts remained.
the authority of that branch of our ia.
dietary, was too much diaus.d 10 have
any very visible influence over the
counties remote from the place of ses-
sion. The case now is widely d irer.
ent. The weight of authority is felt
IN every county. We are crcdibly in
formed that IN some Instances there
have been GO presentments depending
at one court house. a proof :hat the
county courts in such cases had been
remiss In the correction of vice. We
are particularly pleased with the con-
duct OF the Commonwealth prosecu-
tor tor the county of Buckingham. His
name is Anderson. We are informed
that he observes with vigilance, and
diligently enquiries into the circum,
stances of any misdemeanor which NAV
take place In the county, aud takes the
necessary pains to secure the present.
Hncnl OF the Offenders IN every case of
which nc has any Information. The
weight and influence Of the Supreme
court, aided by such prosecutor, pro-
mise much for the suppression OF vice.
There are other prosecutors in our
commonwealth, who are equally wor.
thy OF commentator, and we hone
they VIII continue thus to deserve well
OF their eountry.--And Magistrates
would do well to initiate the decisive
manner ola superior Judge. The Of
hcsrs OF any eourt degrade their post,
and oelitsle themselves, when they
want hrnness TO execute the laws com.
miited to their trust. But when with
manly dignity they discharge their du-
tys they become a terror to evil doors
and praise to them thai do we'll"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
Mr.. PLEAsANrs

Is requested by the friends oil
the uniortunats Mrs. Roane, TO give
the following place in his paper, for
one week.
Having lately seen publication of
the death of John Roane, Iun. who
was charged with the horid crime OF
numbering his wife, we think it our
duty to make some observations on
that abatement, made in the Enquirer.
There can be DO doubt but the writer
of the piece was a relative or near
come ction, from the very feeling
ulanaer in which it is written; itis
calculated, and intended no doubt
TO excite in the minds of people, ge-
neraliy as favorable an opinion as pos
sible towards the criminal Roane.
who the writer states never did crime
OF any sort before. But can any man
pity being who has wantonly and in
most savage manner cut h's wige's
throat, and without any sort of cause
whatever! Roane's friends, those
that were acquainted with her, are and
must be well convinced Of her limo
cepce. This writer OF his death saws
he must have been deranged and that
Witnesses had been summoned TO ap-
pear on the day of his trial If he had
have lived, to have proved him subject
TO occasional derangeiaent. But it
was of that kind thata great many are
subject to. Roaue was subject to no
other sort Of dersngementthan that &C.
cssicBed by strong drink, with which
he often made brute ofhim ELF. The
writer states also that two respectable
phy sicians had been heard to say that
thry considered him 60 have been IN a
sia;e Of deraHgement. The people Of
King and ttDcen know better than
that, for many OF them had been ac-
quanteG VITA him iron, boy and in ha.
bils of intimacy with lin,--snd did
they not chose him 70 represent them
lot two sessions together preceding
Tie lass III the Virginia legislature,
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aud would have CHOSEN him for IN =
last session. il he had noe dsciined oI.
fering! They must have been deran-
gcd themselves TO have chosen mad
man to represent them. But like a
wolf in sleeps clothing, he deceived
the people, which will put them on
their guard in future, and when they
go to choose from among their flock
again, they will not be deceived from
the looks of the skin nor even by its
bleating, but they will pare the wool
and examine the flesh before they
make, choice, lest they should choose
another wolf, who, if in his power,
might annoy their peace and .happi-
mes. It is well written piece ON
Roane ,death !; bat VIC hope It's ob.
ject will be defeated. In one part of
that piece che writer endeavors TO
prove him deranged, which is al,no ,s
admitting the charge against Roane TO
be correct, and euds thus [; he states
1t is better for ninety and nine guilty
persons TO escape punishnent than for
one innocent nanto suffer. Is not this
inconsistent How can he be inno-.
cent, when it is FIRST admitted he is
guilty !! We think the writer OF that
piece has in some degree reflected on
Mrs. Roane (the unfortunate victim)
which was illiberal and ungentlemanly
in the extreme He is reprehensible
in SO doing. We know NOT who the
writer Is; but perhaps this is not the
irst erroneous statement he ever
made. II might have acted on the
minds of a few strangers, but has met
with disgust On the minds of those
who were acquainted with Roane and
his poor wife, together with ali the
circumstances attending the horrid
case. But the truth must preponder-
ate, and tread under foot all the false
statements which have been or may
be made in favor Of such msnster as
koane for IL was the bascness of hi,
heart that caused him to commit the
savage act: It would be better that
ninety and nine innocent persons
should not suffer, than for man who
murders an amiable wife should es.
cape the gallsws. 1p
Delegates elected to serUe in the next
General Assembly efHirginia.
Aylett.
Fluvanna, . John Wills, Allen Ber-
nard.
Northumberland, y Peter C. Rice,
S. Downing.
Middlesex. John B. Jesse, = Car
ter B. Berkeley.
York, Samuel Shield, v Gavin l..
Corbin.
. Greenbrier. = Linah Minis, Ballard
Smith.
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iestgln!a Arsus.
RICH NJ . n d,
FRIDAY. MAY is. 1914

/.
ssss-<--ssS
~ The resSnt conduct of certain
armed French vessels on heSouthern
coast Of the United States.!aas, we are
assured, attracted the attention Oh, the
Executive ofthe United States and
we can assert that every lawful means
within the control of the President,
will be exercised to punish the Offend
ers, and to prevent such excuses in
future.
Ii is the very nature Of corruption to ex.
tend its poison into every branch of the
system which it corrodes as we'll as to
leave debility behind il even after it is ex-
PEELED --end the remark applies TO politi-
Cal as well as to natural systems. lVnen
the fcderalists had the power of the co.
vcrnmenr in their hands, they were so
extravaganza, they borrowed SO much mo-
uey, they got SO mucn into debt, that wen
now after the republicans have paid off
nearly, forty nuliioos OF the pripc7palssc
? the incumbrance. the evil effects OF th8
federal system are still sensibly felt. If
the federsliSts had not incurred so many
debts, the Republicans would not have paid
SO much money and, of course, the thirty
or forty m,iiions of dollars which have gone
60 lisuitate thoss-debts would have remaio-
ed IN the national treasuryy and wouid nave
enabled government TO adopt the most ct.
fective measures TO resist foreign agetes.
sions. But, hobbied by federal obligations
and perplexed by legislative imbecil.ty, we
are reduced TO our present prostra.c con-
dition. fine want of money frightened
{ weak rssr. and they would not venture
single Grni step in defence of our neutral
rights. IL must be confessed that the lea.
ding iederslists have been great curse
TO this country.
A federal print lately asserted, that 3d..
naparte controls the whole coast of the
60 Atlantic, frcm the frozen ocean to the
ss shoresss6 Africa, and the northern shores
g of thu Gediterrane from, the PILLARS
Wof Hercules TO the Archipelago"
the saue print covertly advocates the doc.
trinc that the United States ought to com
one WIZ sSNyat Britain to resist France.
SureIy,rif friendly intercourse. in a ,cam.
nercl4 point of view, is TO be cultivated at
all, it ought to be particularly cultivated
with power which controls such line of
coast as is described by this federal print
for the description smbracss. in reality,
seven-eights of all the lucrative markets
of the trading part of Europe.
e=zz
There is very acute remark in the
: Paris Moniteur, ia relation to the English
expeditions to Spain. IS They viii
give France lsays the oficial organ of
: N-poleon1 the means of couq uerins H..
fdia and tie freedom OF the seas on the
plains of Spain" The writer means, we
presume, that If Great Britain Continues
to exhaust her military strength in the
Spanish cause {or indeed, in any part of
Larope,) she wiz not be able to defend her
possessions in Asia, There will DC found,
on reflection, ia the remark more truth
than al irst visw meets the understand
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
TO PLANTERS.

r'shsers who have neglected 30 impor.
s .sn WORK, are advised 10 manure their
' o,u nelo Corn - 'hs ALT, They wiii be am
ply rewarded for their pains. rhy ssn,.
esS0'a "'li actually produce dou5ie tae
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

virtues OF s-ciszens or which alosc ~
rulers seem to have relied. Aner.ca ~ 4
become toe great vare-hunse tontae CIV
Se"fot her manufactures, the crsnte-t z
ot what had once some intrins.c v ,ln. ,ynle
she is now hawking round the World or. !
market. Her factors and ner ere i,tors
IN cur seaports. VIII BE her agents no, s,
| spread her so'i among Us bat 70 drain az
Vi .nae already an our possession. raa
wholesale and retail dealer viii End alike
I tneir account IN British friendshio.
Every restrictive barrier Is --n,oyaa
ana ths door IS now opsu for the srnnlsai.,
OF the ccun,ing room.
| mat golden chain male stro,r iy nv
arice and luxury, which binds tn. deb,o-
tofne creditor, may now be exte,.i.,, t,.n :.
London to our seaports,, from cur sesI,nrs.
10 every part OF the Country & graDois,lta
The Landed mterest OF America, tilitae gres-
oody otonr feomanry become as consi3i.
SAM 20 TIE y Great Protecu-ss os the re-.
ts'ons the iioerty DC the riga s otc.yilizet
nations as the mercantile part uF th. coz.
menily IS at this day, see morning uader
neayen to prevent the commencement %
TINS golden age this laying ,iowa O the A
'nerican lamb with the British lion, bu.
the return OF our feemaBry aud Mcchar.
les TO their old barbarou, haois OF r..
yaiity Ito tue unciyllised custon 0 ,eacf. /.
ing their wives and their diugiters 10 pas
toeir hands to the distalf aud cii,he itsc n
industry. Pst,;or
We have positive assurances in tbs
federal papers, said to CON iron, coz
respondents, one from Paris, statinr
thas bonaPaste has issued an order
Tor the SAFE of An.rican property
n SPAN and Naples directing the
proceeds to be deposited in the pab-
he chest. Another from Antwerp,
stating that the proceeds are 10 be pll-
Gel Ia his private treasury. Tne or
der OF the 9th of March cannos be trae.
oecause direct arrival from Bor-
deanx at n. York, which brough.
dates from that place as late as he
2lst OF March, states that all Ameri-
can property remained as heretofore
and certainly the 2ist March in
Bofdeax, in point of distance 10 s..
Seoastlans, is by many days more re-
| cent than the 23d Antwerp.
Il isProbable that general seeues.
trauon will be the rule on the conf
ne1t SO long as we suffer our lac TO
De Frustrated TO the purposes of Bri-
tish avid'ty-That the properly seiz-
ed or its avails if sold viii be held ill
tae real A merican can be Distinguish
ed from that which has assu. ned It's
fraudulent aPPearance--or, if We be-
come the favored subjects of British
friendship and protection, that the
high honor will be balaqced by the fl.
nal loss of all thar coafes within the
reach OF Napoleon. In the latter case
1t Will be OF little consequence whether
the proc els are placed In his priyate
parse or Ia the public eh7st.--ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
SENATE.

District of New Kent, &c. General
William Chsmberlayn-.
Those marked thus = are new Mem.
bers.
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New YoRK. Mar ~

Extract of letter from Antique, ds,Aa
the "a Of April, 1910, to MS fri-p i,
this city.
1" | must beg leave to inform YOU thar
Tue hamirss mas received ordcrs to PIE.
vent the importation OF American agtlcies
IN any bottoms, via ST Baahjien US /.
consequently the trade Of that islanI has
totally ceased and the Auescaas ncw IN
: nat port are placed in very aaksa d
situation :"
:" Fac ship Hercules, which pu mo
this port in distress. has been reoair-d
and wa sell for New York IRON .is y
70 the 10Th of MAJ"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
WAsHINcros CRY, May IL.
Appointments in the Naval establish.
ment of the United States, made
blythe President and confirms
ed by the Senate during
the late session.

Jacob Jones to be master Com
mandaut in the navy.
Alexander Wadsworth, Iohn Petit
grew, Jesse ID. Elliot, Geo: w. Rod
gers, George C. Read, Henry 4. Bal.
lard, and Thomas Gamble, now acting
Lieutenants, 10 be Lisutenants in the
Navy.
George Logan, Of South Carolina,
and Amos *. Evans nov Surgeons
mate, to be Surgeons 10 the Navy.
Henry II. Ford, James Fl. BOYLE.
and Joseph Forster, now second Lieu.
tenants of Marines, to be First Lieu.
tenants ia the corps Of Marines.
Nicholas Martin, Of MARYLAND, Sa
muel<5. Hopkins of Kentucky, Ma.
thaniel Allen and Francis ID: Cum.
mings of Georgia, Joseph Woodson
of Tennessee, Francis Thornton OF
Virginia, Robert b. Ridde1 of Ma
ryland, Joseph Mossley of Kentucky
James NJ Broom OF Delaware, Charles
5. Hanna of Kentucky, and Alexander
Q. Sewer of Tennessee, to be second
Lleutenants il the corps of Marines.
John Randall, to be navy Agent at
Annapolis.
Constant Tabor, to be navy Ace at
at Newport in RhOde Island
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

Arrived here this norn.ng tae SON k',I.
Ia. Captaln Stanford, from Lsocn, va,
place he left the fhn of April. F6. h.,
tish aud Portuguese army of 10000 nsn
were on the frontiers, where thsy n al oseI,
for time the French had n6t a,te ,n.,s-,
ed TO ads3hce--fne day 6cf9rc Captrns
sailed fieet Of transports. with tro.,s an,
horses had arrived. Fifteen thousand fne,,.
were daily expected from Englaad 70 re-
intorce Lord Weilingto,'s army.
M4rkets for cecn and four were gsof
,ie 'oIner twS dollars per onshei, ard III :
latter fifteen dollars pr barrel, aaa lao.s.
ing up.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

quantity, common without it. AS the Co-n,
rs now plantei, they may throw a shove
full near each hill, or round about the h;sl
as thought mos. advisable, In toe course
OF the cultivation, ITS strength wdi reach
the roots OF the growing Cora. Any man
who has tired this expert neut will bear a
testimony III its favor. From experience
again and again repeated, the writer o.
this article earnestly recommends lt to the
reader.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

MARRIED, on ths 9Th inst. H , ~.
ELL COBB, Esq. a Rspresensatiy,
Ia Congress from the state OF Georgia
TO Mics MARTHA I. ROJraS
daughter OF Thonu r. Rooses, L "a.
Of Frsderieksburg, VIRGINIA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

Roger Nelson, Esq. Representa-
tive In Congress from the state of
Maryland, is appointed by the Cover.
nor add Council OF that state Assoei.
ate Judge of the Srh Judicial district.
wee William CIagett, deceased.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

g- a few tickets, in the New
York Union College Lo.t.ry wa.iss,.
cd andrawn ON che s.h day, lar sid.
az tals Once wnere a e,,aplets ,t.e
OF enc drawings to the On day incia.
slve, may be seen.
CANDLES, SOAP, COFFEE, *.
30 Boxes Horthefa candies. sI.t..l...o,
summer use.
90 10 3oap 4
Prime Green COFFEE n Barrels 4 B.ss
SO Blrreis Cydsr.
40 do. Apple Rraadey jus, Sc.
etved AMI for sale "
Asa Ods,
First door beiov tfss all Essssa.
kisanSads Nag ts.h. lslA.
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Yesterday a number Of vessels. nearIev
seventy sail, which mad been detained ~
some time oy u Continuation of East-~,v
Winds, got under weigh from Hsmai,,,
Roads, aud proceeded to sea. dellysrga
from all the restrictions Of nOn. inc eco 49,,
embargo, and Sther wise measure OF d,,o,'
ocratick policy. fled 81
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ryNHE first number of this valuable Work
4. is Just come TO hand and is ready tor
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soliciting subscriptions from distant places
tine EDITORS invite their examination Of a
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As we'll as extensive in It's kind that has ever
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the early patrons ofthis valuable Work may
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Thomas p. de rValangin,


sss leave to inform his friends and the
: public in general, that he has removed to the
stand lately occupied bv Mr.. Samue! M caand
on King street, and continues to offer Tor
sale,a handsome assortment Of LIQUORS
and GROCERlESken the lowest terms tor
cash, viz. seq.
Imperial I -.
YoungHyson, TEAS ofthe latest i'm
Hyson Skin, portasion.
Souehong & ..,..
Bohea
First and second quality Now Orleans
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20 Madeira, I
Lisbon, ..a WINES.
Old Port in bottles,
Hollands and country Gin.
/ Cognac, Bourdsaux, Peach and App's
brandy,
! Best Jamaics 0, Antigua, and New Eng
land Rum.
whiskey i'm barrels and by rctail.
. Cherry Bounce.
Spanish Cirars Of very superior q'a"'y
Green and white coffee, chocolate, mace
cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs, pmento' pep
psr, rate and ground ginger, rice, pearl and
Common barley, arronGtto, madden, indigo
copneras, alum, birthstone, sa!tpetre, starch
fr blue, white and brown soap, mould and
Jipt candles, gunpowder, shot, flints, hrst'
second and third ouaity srnoakmg tobacco
lanes river and small twist tobacco, Mac
cabsu, rappee' and Scotch snuff, best Flo
renee oil III TASKS.
Has a.so on hand,
4 few superior quality Goshen Cheese.
December II. sa"f"
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Gentlemen and Lady's Pocket Almanacs,
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

IN pursuance Of deed executed 10 the
subscribers on the lth day of August, 1903
by the late Robert 7. Hooc, Esq. in trust Tor
certain purposes thereby expressed, they VIII
proceed to SCI at public auction, at the OF
fee. House, in the town Of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in March next, the following
vatiable PROPERTY, viz.
One Lot of Ground IN the
said town of Alexandria, lying e,;tward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
~ith Wharf extended FROM the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac.
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke
streets, and fronting about " feet on WateF-
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed, and
there is very productive garden upon It,
The undivided Moisty ct'thej following Prc7er-
ty, oil situated in the said Town II .d|rran-
aria, to wit
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said r. T. Hooe lately res'cd
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or lherca-
bouts on Water, aud feet on Prince
streets. On this property there are exten-
sive Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll fiDished Dwelling House s three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and all excellent garden.
II l. S O,
The undivided Moiety Of a
House and Lot situated at the corner of Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet on Duke This pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rent for.
ever of sixty one and ar half dollars.
The whole Of the above property except
tho last is free CT enrumbrance, and will b
shswn at any time to such as desire to be in
formed about it, The sale will DC made on a
credit of 6, - and ID months for approved
indorscd notes, negotiable at the bank Of Alex
andria.
Charles Simms,
Tho,roe Sxyarp
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:so5 Acres of Land for Sale.

n WISH TO SELL the above quantity of
j LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown to Alexandria, aud about
an equal distance from each town. g
This property is fully one half covered with
wood, which will render it al advisable pur-
chase, on the terms that I will sell it.
George H. Terrstt, Esq. viii shew the
land to any. gentleman who wishes to see it,
and viii give the necessary information.
George H. Chapman.
neseuber Is. ,2sr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
December S

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The Parents Assistant, or Stories for
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Letters and Reflections, of the Austrian
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Bank of Alexandra,
January 5.

JANUARY l, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
/ y holders of the Bank of Alexandra, that
a dividend of three and half per cent. on the
capital stock Of said Bank for the RaIf year
ending this day is declared, and will be ready
to be paid to them on Thursday the 4tt inst
p By order ofhe President end Iirectars,
Gurden Chapen, Gather.
January 9. eosw,