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| lars IN any one year, or shall be aiding. o.
assisting therein, without frs, obtaining The
appreciation of the President as aforesaid.
snail forfeit and pay 10 the Treasury Of tha
CnIted States, sum eqdai TO one hal! his
yearly compensation /; and shall moreover
stand charged with, and be accountable Tor
all monies SO disbursed or paid, contrary
70 the provisions Of this act.
See. S. Ind Be 1t further enacted, That
sfom and after the first DAY Of Nevcm-
Der next, no consul Of the United States,
residing on The Earbary coast, shall own
IN whole or in part any ship or vessel, or
be concerned directly or indirectly In the
expectation from, or importation 10 any Of
the states Oh the coast OF BatLary, Of any
goods, wares or merchandise, On penalty
that every consu! SO oGendin:; and being
thereof convicted, shall for every offence
forfeit sun not exceeding one Thousand
dollars.
Sec. 6. And 5e ii further enacted, Thas
it shall be the du,y Of the consuls residing
on the Barbary coast, to transmit to the Se-
cretary Of the Treasury annually IAN account
OF all monies, and Of all disbursements or
expenditures made by them respectively, for
or on account oi the i(niied States, and the
particular purposes to which the monies
have been applied, and .he vouchers io sups
port the same---aud she secretary Of the
treasury shall transmit to Congress, Within
two months after the com mepce nnenl of she
first session thereof, in every wear, q state
naent Of all the monies di,barsed, from the
treasur, of the Uni.ed States, for ezpeAces
Of intercourse with the Earbary powers
during the ptecediag year, therein noting as
far as can b. ascrr;ained at the iyeasury,
the sums received BY the respective agen,s
or consu,s, and the purposes 20 which sia
same have been applied.
Sec. And BE- it furt6er enacted, That
the act eotirled, I" An act in aLd,ticn 70 tbs
'aw Of the United States concerning con,
suis aud vice coneuls, approved yrly sixth,
one thousand seven hundred aat. ninety
seven, end the act, emitted IS Al ace 50 as
certain !he c,n,prnsason of public minis
ters, "a2proyed MAY the teph,one thousand
-iga. hoaIred, BE-, aud the sane are hereby
repealed,
J. z. Varnun,
sqsa';sY oE the House OF Representatives,.
John Gai!lard,
President Of the seosse, pro segn7ore.
Ma L. 1919.
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Patent Washing Machines

TESliE subscriber respectfully informs his
n friends and the pubic !" general, TINT nc
has some time a 10, PURCHASED al exclusive rigai
of making and venting Pctsnt NeShias Hor4.ac,
throughout the handre,io cf Dran3yWlne and
Chrs,iana, In Ne Castle county, u number Of
which u achines lie has already made, which
have been tried ly divers persons and highly APP
proved Of, as thry great part OF the labouT
Of Yashing 10 the usual way, and ere less ln]url-
Gus TO clo,hes. He VII continue "a make and
have q supply Of them OH hand, winch he will
sell an reasonable terms 10 sucl, as favour him
with THEIR custonl: and will also sell to any per-
sor ri-h. to make and use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
AERAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. q. 1909. II
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WANTED,

= S an apprentice to the Black Smi,hlng
~ business, lad about Is or Is years OF
age. For particulars enquire of
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April II, 1870. II
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il AUS Of the Clinton.
[bY AUTIlOkITY.7
AN ACT

An ass living the compensation Of public Ministers
aud OF C""sus resltiug the coast of Barbary,
ard tor her purposes.
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RIFF. Subscriber intending 10 leave this State
n in TIC course Of the ensuing month, Offers
to sell SMALL. FARM, cantaiuing SO acres,
more or less, Of pRIhtE LAND. sitnated in
Newcastle county, Delaware, abou, three miles
fom the town o' l'o,s Penn, nearly the same
disance from s.. Georges, and Eve i.7cs from
tantwcii's Bridge. Wishing to dispose nj tho
,.anl before his departure, he would nakc the
tcrr.s inci,isg, !: early application is made to
DIR. DAVID STEWART. or tu
!. V. STEWART.
ror, Penn. April &c. rs ST.
FsNfiN au,,scrhcr having commented Brewing
4 foi the season, oegs leave &c Il torn bis
Fown and Coontry Ga-ta''g.i that he has
FIhONi q VIEiN t&ER % al excel2s,
iu@iiiy tnr si.A,tlv on t"N', wa;eh he Ail dis
...aa q; AZ tas aeral pr.ars. Al og,@re viii be
p'anpti~ ATTENDED! n.
lose?h 2. s';i2ler,
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Whitehall Farm,

81. Georges Hundred, Nezv Castle County,
and state Of Delaware.
FEyEE subscriber offers at private sale, the
VI r !. IL ul....i.i j.. u. il.arn-
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26
Insurance against Fire.

~ 80,
i III. lnblcrber gives notice that the D'rec-
tors OF the Farmers Bank oi the State OF De-
laware at New. Castle, bring now ready TO re-
ceve appl cations and eiFe<t ininrance agalns
LOIS or damage by FIRE, have appointed the inb'
fcrbe- their general Agent and Surveyor
Comuun catious on the iubject Of lniurance,
pot pad, fhall be promptly and cheerfully at
tended 10, by
SAMUEL BARR,
agent and Sarctpor.
New. Castle, April 6, $40. If
H. Notice Of Deputy Surveyors ihali &c
given asc Don as arrangements are made tor
puE afa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
BY The Lseatenant Governor of the
Commonwealth Of Vngisia,
A PROCL AVIATION.

on an Indictment before the
w Superior Court holden for the county
Of Chesterfield, on Thursday the 18th day
of May 1910, true bill was found against
THOMAS HARRIS, commonly called &
known by the name of Colonel Thomas
Harris, Of the county of Powl,atan. char
ged with Forgery and it appearing 10 the
Executive that the said Thomas Harris
bath fed from Justice. have therefore
thought fit, with the advice of the Council
of State, to issue thu Proclamation, hereby
offering a reward of one Hundred Dollars
to any person or persons who shall ap-,
prehrnd and convey to the Jail of the said
county of Chesterfield the Sc Thomas
Harris; And / do moreover ca, DIN all of.
fcers. civil and military, and cxhort the
good people of the Commonwealth to use
their best endeayors to apprehend and con-.
vey TO The Jail aforesaid, the sand Thorn as
Harris. that he may be dealt with as, in
such cases the Law directs.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Go.
vernon, with the seal of the Common.
wealth annexed, at Richmond, this
1lth day of July, 1910.
{Signet} GEORGE VIM. SMITH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
JAMES MADISON.

VIRGINIA:
In Halifax County Court, in Charcery,
May 18th, 1910.
BETWEEN
Francis Howard, Pltf.
AND
James Matthews & WIN. Fletcher. Defts.
The defendant James Matthews not ha -.
wing entered his appearance and given
security agreeably TO the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and ii appear :.
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that he
IS not Az inhabitant Of this commonwealth,
On motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it
IS ordered, that the said defendant lanes
Matthews do appear here on the fourth
Mendsy in August next and answer the
plaintiff s bill, X that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one Of the newspape rs
published IN the city of Richmond for eighl
weeks successfully and posted at the front
door Of the court house OF thIs county.
A Copy--Tcste.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. H. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
Dunsmure y runner

ReG leave TO inform tteir friends and the
- pubic, thai tie Grocery Business carried on
~ Them ~ this place, is,now d. continued.
Nv those ndsb,ed 70 them, arc requested 10
disch~fgs their accounts as soon as possible.
Richmond, July 3rd, 1910. w3tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
STRhYED OR STOLEN
IRON Prince Edward Court House, on
the 10th Gay of April last,
A Red Sorrel Mare.

four years old last Spring, about four feet
ten or eleven inches high, Roach'd and
rick'd, with her foretop lett long. No
Brand or Mark as l recoIlect, barefoo,ed
when she went off; she had bride and
Saddle on the Saddle had new pad with
patch on the pummel the Bride vita
stiff bR--she moves well in trot or gal
Top, but did sot pace. Whosoever viii
give such Information respecting the saFd
Mare, so that GET her again, shall receive
twenty dollars reward.
SHERWOOD FOWLER.
Cumberland % June, 1910. (5t.D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

Mr. Randolph states,
That in the year
1900, we empioyed-4O
ships of war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

0J- NATHANIEL SHEPPARD. At
torncy at Law. has S'~uoved his Office to
the Room over the arch opposite the
Globf Tavern, where the Shcriff's Oaice
,of.Henrico was formerly kept.
July 6, 1910. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
Walker Wafkins,

bern in Hanover cosnty---He is of sim
statue. about FIVE feet, rye or SIX inches
high, had on when he eloped brown coat
and pantaioons of the same colour Any
person that will bring him home, or secure
him in Jail, shall receive the above reward.
All Masters of Vessels, and any person or
persons arc forwarned to harbour him m.
der the penalty of the Law.
DAVID LOGAN.
Richmond, 18th July, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

That snder Mr.. A
dams administration
every vessel Of re-
spectacle force al
present belonging 10
ths navy was built.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

That the annual
cost of each man in
tbs year $500 WAS
AZ dolls,
That Zach man in
the year 1909 cost
300 dolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

thereof, greater sum than three thou
sand dollars in any one year, with IN
tent to charge the United States with
the same, without irst obtaining a
special appreciation In writing from
the President of the United States.
for that purpose and every ouch con-
sui who shall after notice of this act.
texpendor disburse, or pay, or cause
TO be paid for any purpose or on any
Iprctence whatever. NOT authorised by
law, to any one of the Barbary powers.
Tor to the officers or subjects thereof.
a greater sam than three thousand dol.
lars In any ON year, or shzll be. aid
ing or assistin therein, wishont frst
Obtaining the appreciation of the Pre-
sident as afores aid, shall forfeit and
pay to the Treasury or the Uaited
States. a sum equal to one half his
yearly compensation; aud shall pore-
over stand charged with, and te ac-
'countabie for oil monies sosdisburscd
or paid, contrary to- the provisions of
this act.
Sec. S. And be It further enacted,
That from and after the 6rst day of
November next, no consGl OF the
United States, residing on the Barbary
coast, shall own In whole or in part
any ship or vessel, or be concerned
directly or indirectly in the expor,a-
lion from, or importation to any OF the
states on the coast Of BarbSry, OF any
goods, wares or merchandise, on be.
|nalty that every consul so offending
and being thereof convicted, shall for
every offence forfeit a sum not exceed
ing one thousand doliare. -
Sec. 6. Aud be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the con-.
'suls residing on the Barbary cost. to
transmit to the Secretary of the Trea-
sury annually, an account of all mo
MES received, and of all aisburse.
ments or expenditures made by them
respectively, for or on account eff the
United States, and the particular pur-
poses TO which the monies have kecn
pplieds aud the vouchers to support
ne same--and the Secretary Of the
treasury shall transmits to Congress.
wfthIn two months sfters tliv com
inencemeht ofthe FIRST session there
Of IN every year, statement of all
the monies discussed from the Trea-
sury OF the United States, for expen-
ses OF intercourse with the Barhary
powers during the preceding year,
therein noting as far as can be. ascer-
tanned at the Treasury, the sums re.
ce,ved by retrospective agents groom
suis, and the purposes to which the
same have been applied.
Sec. z. And be It further enacted
That the act, entitled I" An act in adj.
dition to the law of the United States,
concerning consuls and vice consuls. .
approved July sixth, one thousand se-
ven huud ed and ninety seven, and the
! act, entitled An act to ascertain the
compensation of public minister's y
approved May the tenth, one thousand
light hundred, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House Of Repre-.
sensativcs.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro-.empore,
May 4, 1910.
Approved,
/
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17

That 10 the year
1909, we had in com.
mission but IS vessels
Of all sorts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-17
7zventy Dollars Rewayd.

ID UNAWAY from the Subscriber on the
~ 9th inst. an apprentice boy ahoat -
years old, named
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29

days after Mr. Champagny's written as.
surances, tha, these dscress should work
no change in thepa0per;y sequestered un.
til our discuss ons with England were
Brought 10 aclose, and seven days before
ne reported to me verbally, these 'very
assurances, the Emperor had by special
decision coGfisca ed two of our ships
and their cargoes (the julius Henry and
Juniata) for want merely of documentnot
required by afy law or usage Of the com
mesce in which they had been engaged.
This aet was taken as am Informed, on
"a general report Of sequestered cases, a
mounting 10 one hundred and Sky, and
which atpfesent prices, will yield upwards
OF one hundred millions Of francs, sum
whose magnitude alone renders hopeless
all attempts at saving i,--Danes, Poru-
guess-ard Americans, will be the princ,.
pal sufferers. III am right in supposiug
that the Emperor has defini ely taken his
ground, i cgnnot be wrong in concluding
that you will Immediately take yours"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
CONNECTICUT ToRYIsM.

On Thursday last MIR Jackson entered
the loyal city Of New London, the resi-.
dence OF many little tory sachem, and
standing monument of British cruelty
andbtutality. The county court was sit.
ting-a HUNDRED people on expehce wait /.
ing the motions of their honors the iudg-
es and the supple gentlemen of The bar.
All, however, signihed nothing. Fort
Griswold, the scene Of massacre of the
9th September, 1891, was full in view
and the ruins of houses aud marks og the
con6agration of that day, when the town
was Copenhagen'd by A fnoId and his
British myrmidons, were TO be seen on
every hand. Yet these upright Judges.
(and every Connecticut Judge is By trade
federa!iat) these impartial dispensers of
tustices who fear God ans respect no man
postponed the business of The court to, pa
their sycoPhan.ics dsyoirs 10 The diploma.
TIC champion, keeping me croud Of .par.
ties, Jurors. Witnesses, &c. waiting. com /.
planning, frettings and wishing jackson
aud the tory crew al the devil for their
trouble. 1T is understood that there care
81 New London those who dined and dranl,
with Arnold on the day he burnt the town.
there is no doubt bu' they dined with Mr.
jackson ON this occasion. --Columb an.
The young men" who were pushed
on 10 give dinner to jackson, we are
told, consisted principally Of few Eng
lIshmsn, and the importers of English
goods These persons s6 in character,
and are bold in avowinp their nre;,d;c.s
in favor OF Britain, on the degrading pr;n.
ciple of ayarice--And in Consequence of
receiving an extensive credit from Eng.
land absorb every principle Of patriotism
in their breasts. In fact, they appear to
be as mech devoted TO Britain, as though
they had sworn allegiance to that govern
ment' Saoh characters can have no pos
s'be claim TO the honorable distinction OF
Independent Americans-but appear tru.
ly despcshle in the eyes Of every true
friend 10 the constitution and government,
OF TINS country. Rost. Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
REPORT.

The Committee of Enquiry, in con-
formity to resolution of the 9TH ult.
beg leave to report to the I" MARYLAND
Association for the Encouragement of
Domestic Manufacturer as follows
viz.
Various establishments in tie neigh
bourhood of Baltimore, for the spin
ming and weaving of cotton, are max
ing rapid progress: The Union Ma
nufactory, on Pstapsco, with ,ooo,-
600 dollars capital; the buildings now
nearly completed, will contain from 6
to thousand spindles, 800 OF which
are in operation the machinery pro-
nounced, by good Judges, to be equal
Tor elegance and ingenuity to any in
the world, The company manufac-
ture all theirown machinery, for which
purpose they have the most perfect
apparatus, impelled by water in full
operation their looms are also in
considerable forwardness.
The establishment of E. and 7. f.e-
vering < Co. on Gwynn's Falls, with
100000 dollars capital, to contain 5000
spiudles, will be in operation in Au-
gust next. This company intends, and
is fully prepared, to go extensively in
TO the corduroy, thickset, and velve.
teen wares and work men Of extensive
experience are procured for these pur-
poses.
The Washington Cotton Compa-
n.y. on Jones's Falls, with 5000 CAPT
tai, containing 1000 spindles, now
spins 1000 hanks of yarn per week,
from No. 8 to 80. There are seven
looms at work on cords, twills, stripes,
chambrsys, ginghams, sheetings and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
'BosToN, June. %.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port, ship
Resolution, Bates, in 81 days from
Plymouth, England. London papers
TO the 18th NAV, received at the Elk.
change Coffee House, contain nothing
new. Numerous troops were passing
through Bayonne, for Spain-an at
temPt had been made to restore Fer
dicand the 7th--and the resemblance
OF an instruction existed in Sweden
by the deposed king party-the En-
glish expedition had sailed for the Bal
tic-Count Bernstorf, prime minister,
& his brother, minister for foreign af-
fairs have resigned, in consequence
OF his Danish majesty adhering to the
continental system-John P. Morier,
Esq. had been appointed by the Brit
ish his maiesty's Secretary of Legati-
on to the u. States. 8onapar,e and
his wife were at Dunkirk 10th MAY.
and great rejoicings had taken place
his brother Louis left Amsterdam 4th
May, to meet him. Malaga has not
been abandoned by the French, since
they FIRST took possession of II. An ar
ticle from London, 18th May, state 8
the arrival of the Cleaner at Plymouth,
in 6 days from Lisbon-Lord Yelling
ton had advanced to the frontiers, and
was pushing on to Salamanca, to meet
the French army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
Domestic Manufactures.

Distant readers will recollect, that
Z" The Maryland Association" is a So
ciety formed in Baltimore CITY and
county, for encouraging domestic ma
particularly those of cot
ton, linnen, and woollen the mem.
bers, near 1000 in number, having sub
scribed articles of agreement not to
wear foreign cloths, or use other TO-
reign articles--provided good substi
'tutes could be produced at home.
Wing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

WAY -
In the House of Lords Earl Grev &
Lord Granville declared their intenti-
on 10 support the dignity and privileges
OF Parliament and Lord Erskine ex-
pressed his determination to support
the supremacy of the law.
In the commons, petition was pre-
sented from the Lord Mayor, Alder
men and Livery Of London, PRAYING
for the release of Sir Francis Burdett
and Mr.. jones. It was moved that it
he on the table.-This was opposed as
the petition was disrespectful and in.
soient; and after second day's7debate.
was neeatived, 1873 TO So.
May II. The Speaker acquainted
the House thas Earl Mora had been
served witha process at the suit of Sir
F. Burdetr, as Constable of the I;ow-
or.
The Committee on the privileges of
the House reported, that the Speaker
and Sergeant at Arms should be suf-
fered to apprear in Court, and plead
to the action brought against them by
Sir T. Burdett, for false imprisonment
which was agreed to and the Attor-
ney-General was ordered to defend
them IN.
foreign Office, Dou0ning-strees,
Nay 10.
The King has been pleased to appoint
John Phillip Morier, Esq. to be his
MaJesty's Secretary of Legation to the
United States of America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
TOBACCO.

Upwards ofs476 Hhds. have been
received here this year, and at this time
there remains in the several warehou.
ses not more than $40 hogsheads. -
$50 have been received at the Madi.
son and Bethel Ipspections and there
remain there bu; IS hhds. believed to
be AL sold
The article. If prime, is still in very
sreat demand, and comments very
fDe price. Yesterday morning two
bids. were sold 10 the highest bidder
at : z s3.--Lynchburg paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
foreign Office, Dorvning-streft,
From the Boston Gazette.

1.-THE following tener should haze ahhear.
cdia our iasf, sotfh the comments on IL,
but was omitted by accidental
Argus.
At a time when the official paper of
the government, at Washing. on, is pre-.
tending Surprise ard astonishment, at The
Duo de Csdore's insoIepi letter 10 Gen.
Ams,rong, and the subsequent conssca-
ton Of American property in a mass il
may be considered highly important to
publish the following exlract of let er
from Gen. Armstrong to Mr. Madison,
(theD Secretary OF Siate) in which the
present state of things is clearly predietea.
IL will serve 10 shew that our government,
10 affecting surprize at France, at this mo-
meht are acting aD hypocriticai character.
ihe decided tone Of General Armstrong
could not be misunderstood bat This
warning was disregsrded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
BALTIMORE, Juak %.

Captain Atkins, in scbr. Parrot arrived
a! Marblehead, left Ca.iiz " hpriI--he
says, th.te was reP0r, IN Cadiz that the
= chduke Charles was 'n'endtd to succeed
kiug Joseph, aud tla' lac vas Coming on
with large army for that purpGs..
Capt. a. iurIheF reports, hat on The I6 b
April, the day before be sailed, three
EogIish transports, full Of troops arrived
there, by the way Of Lisbon.