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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
Lands for Sale,

RY the Subscriber: That valuable and well
- known, Plantation, Tenple;os, containing
$50 81 acres, the properly of the late Charles
+. Nash decd. also 500 acres of most excellent
LAND joining the a5oyc also $40 acrss, the
land whereon the subscriber liySs9e]>si hese
Lands should noe be sold at privse sac Wore
the third Monday in August neft, vi hi old
publicly On tina. day at Primo EdyArd Hourt
house, beingscourt day.--TermA cnE fhjSk cash,
the balance equally divided IN fsre--Three or
four annaal pay mems so IS TO suit purchasers
an undoubted title will be given. If the Lands
should nos be sold by or on that day, they will
be rented for one year.
Abner Nash.
Prince Edward, March 10, 1919.
wssp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

a : = meeting of the directors of tae Rich.
> Inond Turnpike Company, on ths Oh March,
Resolved, That the shares OF all teliny,enr
holGeTs Of shael Ia he said company Se,So!d
az the Washington Tavern, in RichmtG, on
10 o'clock.
ReEolved, That g. cali of two dollars and Gfty
cents on each share in the said Company be
rlaees and thai tue same be paid 90 tl1s rseast,.
rer on or ssfass tae fourteenth day of next
month.
1este,
N. SHEPPARD Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

The second edition, revised, corrected
greatly. enlarged, and brought down
20 The present time,
BXsIHE AUTHOR.
In preparing this edition for the press,
the author has awaited aImself of all the
improvements which have been suggested
by iourteen years of close attention 70 books
and the practice Of tue law, lie has care
fatty revised the work where any thing
was deficient he has endeavoured TO sup
ply whrTe there have errors been Disco
vered in the typogr lphy or doctrine hs has
corrected them. A new Law Dictionary,
or explanation Of law terms has been, with
great care compiled. References 20 the
adjudications o, the segcr.l courts IN the
linton on analogous subjects, have been IN
PRODUCED aud tue la1 as supported or pre-
sented by statute, AMI as II exists at the
present tire, has been given.
10 90 instance has he relied on abridge.
ments, or elementary books alone, but ne
has examined the original cases, aud quo.
ted nothing as law winch IS nos warranted
by the solemn adjudication OF a court--or
which has not stood the test of ages.
CONDITIONS.
The work will be handsomely printed,
On fine paper, in one octave volume, and
be dchvered in the city OF Richmond, neat.
ly tuand and lsucred, at Three Dollars
and Fay Cents.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

Hening's S,a,utes at
Large, vol. ls,-
publishing by subs
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! Washington
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BorkG's (Edmund)
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Morse's Geography, 2
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Ma'thus on Population
Celebs
M'Ewen on the Tpzeal
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
Will be Sold.


AT public Aua,on, on the premises, 90
Monday the 9th day of April next. the
following properly, TO wi, : 2 ilCUSE 6.
PART of "a LOT, on the main s;rse, in
abe city Of Richmond, on Shockoe Hill,
adjoining Brick oasebelnngiDg t3grho.
ma White, called The Blue sioszk, Pub.
Jse' 20 thr eventual claim OF d0sek &.iAe
vile OF j9hu SritaiR --aadio ur uniT pfo7ed
hsi. acre LO'cS in t.lessame city, late the
property oflhe said William Price, dec
On credit Of Two years wi.h interest igem
she date.
The pnSchascr giving Rcua WIS ep.
proved security. payable 10 the respsellve
plaintiffs and the title 10 be retained ul,i
tile payments are made.
John Prosscr, , Com
William Moncure, s mrs.
Richmond, March 81. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03


virtue of deed of trust eXeruted by
Il Pleasant foanghusband and Elizabeth
Tucker, his wife, on the Esd day of March,
1903, and duly recorded. to secure the
payment OF certain sans Of money 10 John
Prosser, therein expressed, I'VE win ex-
pose to sale, on the premises, on Tuesday
the third day OF April nex !. "The fee
g simple interest in IND TO 8 certain LOT.
So pie,e o. parcel Of &ROEND, with the
g improvements thereh ,Iying a@. bsing
s. in the city of RichHf1d, and Mich IS
. now under lease a termk41years
''(npt yet expirsd) toA &erIain I1Bes Da~
"yis at the sum Of forR pounds per an
nnm, as Will msye fulk appeal, refer
q ence beng ha9to sa.A case, now rer
" manning of record "
The sale will be made aEreeably to the
directions in such cases OF the act OF the
lsS General Assembly r. TO coatinue in
force, tih TIC 3Iss. nf My next, the
&C pasaed the 3ist OF January, 1909, en-.
tides ' an 20, conserving executions and
sor other purposes"
f.. w. ROOrES, ).r
FRED'K. PLEASANTS. i'"''eSs
Match 3Sd 1870.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

o." Waite's List % Prizes drawa in the
Baltimore College LOTTERY is iusj roceieed
AZ this Office. - A few tickets iu He
Rev York Union College L1,tery, wh3T-
VIII commence drawing the i7,h Of .liil,
for sale. Oh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03


M Ill sand ,hes I'm ming season az my s.a.
w oie IN King and Queen county, TT the mo.
derate price OF 8 Isl five dollars the leap aud
IN sve'y case rs cents 70 the gsoop--The : Is
may be al charged by the pay,neat of :, 10 be-
lore The frs, day OF August, when tie season
will expire-rfales will se tea with grain. a, the
market Psice, If required and boys BOARDED gre.
ts-All possible care vii be taken of the mares.
bu. no responsibility tor accidsnis or escapes.
Sir Peter was got by kno~siey, bis dandy
Belair, his grani dam by Widair. mis- ~
grand Gam by VAmpie-, cutoff Col B1axKn'y&
inqor;rd mare Kitty Fisher vyiIaAir ya&by
Fesrnaught. Fcarnaughs by Rsgnus, ReSnias
by The Godolpain Arsoian--V a.npier was by
Rcgnius, Regulus by the Godolphin ARABIAN
Kitty Fisher was by CAde, Cade by me Godol.
phia Arabian.
Sir Peter Is so lately fsom Che turf and while
on he was 40 successful. that il W ouid be IN,
necessary, TO state mis- perfo1narccs--tiis dam
Minerva in one month won three four mile rss
cea, beating The best horses in America.
John Hoskins.
King aud Queer. March 70, 1910.
wst p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

~ Subscriptions received foe HEGINC,S
NEW VIRGINIA JUSTICE IN.
PROVED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
Valuable Property
FO r.
S A l. E.

ON Wednesday the 18th day Of April
- ensuing, win be sold, az Public AucuOn ,
near the premises, that beautiful and most
desirable situation belonging TO Mr. JedediA
an Allen, near the property OF MRS Craig.
1T has on IL n handsome frame dwelling
house with good Kitchen, smoke hoOse,
dairy and s,able---a we'll Of the best water
in the city OF Richmond The loltfontaius
one Acre, being originally two w Acre
lots and has the advantage oil bsA& boun.
ded on three sides by streets, is high.
ly improved, having a fallingf garden
IN front and a large and beautisu garden at
the back Of che house, and for agreeable
ness Of situation and salabrity of air may be
estimated among the best 10 the city
Six, twelve aud eigh;een months credit
will be given, by giving notes with ap.
proved endorsers negotiable at the Bank
of Virginia and deed Of trus, on the
property to secure thepaymen, OF the notes.
Suli & Brooke, Auct'rs.
Riehmond, ed March, 1910. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
NORGE.


NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
- ther application 70 all those who are
Irde5,ed TO the trustees Of the Richmond A
sademy, by sales of lot cry tickets of the
hrsr and second class and voluntary SUBJ
scriptions, and ell such are hereby reques-
TED 10 make payment 20 the subscriber 10
enable the building committee TO pay all ar
reArs for work done, aud TO procure
materials this winter in order xsprqfeed
win she work next spring, it bei&g Msthe
education ofour rising progeny, raScltS4na-
men,s and attaches thea to republican rin-
espies and gives q spring to liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the collec-
tioul'y agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William w. Hening. Esqrs. the other
members of tue committee appointed by
board 81 trustees. IS the baiiding of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
BATTER myself there Will be but little ;rou-
bel in obtaining the money for the purpose
O. carrying into effect so laudahle an insti.
tn ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03

DY Virtue ef two dscrees OF the Su
ID rerior court of chanccry for The Rich
nond distrIels in the cases of Jordan and
Marshall and Taylor, guardians ofthe Or.
phans of Wa. DapdFidge, dec. against
The heirs and administrator of William
Price. dec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
"a Cagrei,, hyareh rs 1sio


IN Pursuance OF an act of the General Assem-
-oy'passed at che last session, notice is hereby
given, thar sale of the public properly at the
Point OF Fork, viii take place on Tuesday the
25'h dav OF Nsy new, CT ~, premises m a
credit ot'sweve moH,h5. Bond and seeur,ty to
6e approved BY the Executive, VIII be required
For information spec,iog the property en-
9uire Of Doctor John Wills Of FluyeRna eoan
~.
Samuel Coleman, A. C. C.
sw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
FRANCE AND THE UNITED
STATES.

Letters ofthe 28th uIt. from France,
state, that MIR Armstrond has termi-
mated his correspondence with the
French Government without coming
to successful issue. Matters have
proceeded 80 far, that he has chartered
vessel ON purpose to convey home
himself, family, and suite. 1t was his
intention 10 have taken his passage on
board the John Adams, but there was
want OF accomod atiou. Mr. Arm.
strong takes his departure the MON INT
he receives an answer to some des.
patches, recently sent over to Mr. Pink
ney.-The British Govern ment. ON
application from Mr. Pinkney, ha. a.
greed to forward the answer with a
messenger in a cartel The prevail mt
opiaion among the Commercial Politi-
clans is, that there will be war between
France and America, and peace be.
tween the latter country and England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
BRITAIN AND THE UNITED
STATES,

1t is fully understood that the John
Adams took out the slipulalions upon
whioq the Marquis Wellesley and Mr.
Pinkney agreed to adjust all diGeren-
ces, subject TO the sanction OF the A g..
merican Govsrnment; and this appears
the most certain, from intelligence
which las recently TRANSFERRED, namely,
that Mr Mo Ter has been appointed
TO succeed Mr. Jackson as British
PieniPotentiary in America. Mr. Mo.
rier has latel, been employed as Brit.
ish Consul, in the Morea: and is ne.
Phew to the gentleman of the same
name, who is Secretary to the persian
Embassy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

Europe. England ard France have b,,h
the same object in view. In the fury of
their animosi,y against each other. hey
are totally regardless Of the rights of p-u.
tralsi and fihey possess the power, they
will not leave a neutral plank on The O..
ceaa.
Although the retrospect is fruitful of.
painful feeling, we are irressiibly carried
oackfo the proud aad commanding at,;.
tude in which the Embargo, tha much
abused measure, placed w. Not dsv.
passes without conf ming its wisdom.
and illustr a. ing the DenetIalion aud lore.
sight oil the i,lustr,ous cha acter that re.
commended II L. was worthy OF h,m.
who had so splendid an agency IN a,chiev.
ing our Independence. To interpose ,his
S ield for its pro,eGlion against new aud
fearful peFiis. However amidst the sanab.
bles OF patty i!s pclcy may be question.
ed, and the motives Off authors viiiet,
when he petty trcds of the day ate ior-
gotten II will feGeise the award OF an un.
Prejud'ced poslcrity.
BUT the embargo and non intercourse.
are gone. and our merchants are now lief,
10 manage their concerns in their own
way. II then wide spread ruin over.
within them, lei them not Complain az
their government the fault will be their
own, and they must submit to it wihour
'nurmur. They have rejccied every sat.
rtary restrain, imposed upon them thew
hay6foemanded perfect freedom. Tn-.
nof he their wish. We shall redguc,
Il thisS Adon adds to their prosperity *
much more 81, 1t couduces to the pros.
pefky " the nalion. The gratficairon
viii W the weller from its being unex.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

the Tower, at times yociferstiny
" bnrdett for ever !" much greater
sssemb!ase OF persons l,ll tae street of
Piecadilly aud the avenues l. aiding to il
at present they indicate no m,schief
hut what night viii produces l canot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01


continued all the way up Fenchurch-
street, where shot entering the shop
OF Mr. Goodeve, boot maker, forty
three, killed a man in conversation
with MIR Goodeve at the time. Ano-
Their shot penetrated into a warehouse
opposite, but did no mischief.
We heard otl2 OF, Is killed, and woun.
ded, among the former were the one a..
bove mentioned-a poor old brickIayer, in
the service of MIR Thomas, shot througl,
the neck -cf the wounded there is one
shot through the groin dangeroesly-Wh-
liz, OF John street, Biackfiiars through the
tont--ano;ber in the arm carried to d.
Wis. surgeon on tower h,l and many
wi h sabre wounds.
The bank the, the mansion-house, and
all the shops in the streets in the city,
leading to The tower, are closely shut up.
Ii would be impossible TO get within a
mile Of the tower.
GLosR OFFICE, 2 o'clock.
The extra guards have been all with
drawn on the outside ofthe Tower. lo.
|gress and egress are allowed, as u ual
and all is perfectly Tranquil. There is
not even a centinel at Sir Francis's door;
and every person may visit him with as
perfect fferdom as if it were his own
house in Piccsdilly. Col. Warde and
and several otter friends visited him this
morning.
Ii is generally supposed hat the house
Of Commons will proceed 10 vote OF
q S.r datt
The Baronei's letter certainly appears TO
court that sentence but ministers will
acf with their Characteristic weakness,
OF they attempt 10 inn.ct il.
LONDON MEETING.
LONDON, April 81.
Halfyast z, P. M.-The following re.
QUESTION has just been made to the lord
Mayor.
=" 10 The right hon. Lord Mayor.
4" We whose names are hereunto
subsc' ID d request your Lordship will con.
vene the livery of London 10 Common
Halb 10 take into considsra ion The ala M
ing assumption of privilege by the hon,
the House OF Commons, in arrestipg ard
imprisoning. during pleasure the PEG.
pie OF England. for offences recognizable
in The usual courts Of law" The Lord
Meyor complied and appointed Tuesday
for the Common Hall
A Similar requsi,ion has been sent 10
the Sherf ifs Of Mddlesex and Thursday
next, appointed for The meeting al the
Mermaid Hackney.
SiOCkS-s per cents red, 6s, "a
cons. 60, 8 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
POSTSCRIPT.

we were last evening presented by a
respected Irisud wi h Dublin Paper of
the lo,h and Cork paper Of the nth of
April They cpntaIn no farther inlor.
nation from London,
DUBLIN, April 10.
Sunday very fine American vesssi Ia.
den with timber, arrived M our harbour.
and within few dsps past several others
Of ihesame de Grip ION also arrived, which
must afford a seasonabls supply Of ha.
article, aud reduce the present prce con.
siderably.
The is rumou' again anoat Of ne.
goeiailon being on ioOt between Grea
Britain and France, Certain it Is that a
Mr.. MKenze. was to leave Loadon OH
Thursday last, for Morlalx tor ths svsw
ed purpose Of negotiating ga exchange
Of prisoners; but tho this may be- the
osIensible object, it is believed tina. psscs
IS conheelad Witb his mission.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

ver' explains what he meant by the
wol q resist 10 his letter to bis consti-
.taents; and which was insisted by his
friends IN the House to conte m plate
only resistance in argument and vote.
1t IS singular, that Sir +. b. should
contend 50 violently for his own privi-
ieees and yet thinkso little of the pri-
Iviieses OF the Legislature Of his Coun-
try.
Sir FRAcrs puNDsrr assisted in de.
bate IN the.tIouss on the Sd of April, Sc.
veral days after the Resolutions for his
commitment had been proposed. He
delivered long speech on the subiee'
under consideration, which was tue i'm
proper conduct OF capt. LAxg in the
WesI Indies. The Chancellor of ths
txchequer spoke, aud agreed with him
IN most>ot his observa ions, and the whole
! discus lion was conducted with the mos,
peiisct coniplacsncy aud good hamor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

II is fur her rumoured that -Bonapar-e
had positively Promised ~ aet of grace
TO such British subj ects. as ~ere detained
IN France az the commencement of the
war; and sach IS the sensIbiiiiy of the
British funds to all pacific rumours tha,
the 8 per cent consois have risen one hsls
per cent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

Rcmark-The House of Commons
adjourned from Friday, April 6, to
Monday, April 9. We mu {, there
i,rs, receive a paper of April 10, be-
fore we cen learz what course the Com
mons took on Sir Francis resisting
S.cir authority. His conduct, howe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
NEWPORT
RHODE-lSLAND ELrCIio

On Wednesday last, the Annual Election
was held in this town. In the House of Re-
presentatives NATHANIEL hazard, ESQ. the
Republican candidate, was elected Speaker,
and HENRY WHEAToN, Esa. (Repuohcan,)
wasrhosen Clerk. A committee was then
appointed To count the votes for General Ofh-
Gers for the year ensuing. Al O'Clock, the
committee reported that the following were
elected, who were accordingly proclaimed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
ANNIVERSARY.

On Saturday next, being the Anniversary
of the Tammany Society, or Columbian Or
der, the Brothers willsassemele at the Wig
wan, in the Representatives Chamber OF the
State House, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. when "a pro-
cession will be formed, to proceed from the
State House, down the parade, up Thames
street, up Marlboro street, 10 the Methodist
Chapel. The Long Talk will be delivered
nv nathaniel HAZARD, ESQ. Appropriate
musick viii be performed by the Singers OF
the Methodist Society. Citizens and Strang-
ers vho may wish, to join in the procession
wifassemble ON the lower floor OF the State
House. she Meeting House will be open
Tor the ladies, at an early hour, and the wall
aews and galleries will be appropriated for
.heir accommodation
Those gentlemen, who intend to dine together on
the 18th of May, informed that the Tickets are
d, for delivery, and may be had at Capt. BERIAH
ELpsEn's Hotel, of MIR. DAVID MELVILLE, and at
lhe Office of the Rhode Island Rehublican
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
SHpannah, Geo. } hhra IL, 1910.
TORNADO.

n gentleman Just arrived from, The nhher harts
Of the stare has communicated 10 us ia sus-
stance, the following distressing Information
On "Wednesday the 2sth ult the citizens
OF Laurens county, were awakened, little
before sunrise, with an incessant flood of rain
= violent wind, and frequent falling of trees.
In about twenty minutes the alarm became
general. and the destruction Of every object
around seemed to DE threatened, by one of the
most violent tornadoes, perhaps ever witness
sed In Georgia. So great has been its rava-
ses, that whole forests have been laid pros
tratc, and some of the finest. high land in this
state rendered an heap of ruins Many of
the best plantations have become unfit for inn
mediate cultivation houses, fences and stock
have been swept away or destroyed ; and the
distress OF the ranters, (mapy of whom were
new settlers. and had just began to snrmount
their dlnic ulties) is indcscribable. Some of
them have lost their ALL having neither a
horse to plough. nor % cow to milk.
The width of the tornado is supposed to
have been about six miles but its extent has
not been ascertained. 1t passed over the
Oakmulgec, about the 7th district of Baldwin
in an eastcrly direction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

Providence, 1foy f5 1910.
ON sunday rcrning last, between the hours Of I
and l2oelock, the following melancholy and tragick
facts occurred IN this town. person by the name of
David Niles, master of schooner that lately arrived
IN TINS port, from New Orleans who declares himself
to be native of Hebron, (Con) committed most
outrageous asssslt upon two respectable widow wo-
men. OF tins town, by the names of NANCY THAyrR
ana MARY WALsH.-he went into the house in which
these TWO women resided, and after expressing some
apprehensi MS OF being murdered or poisoned with.
Out any Kind OF provocaton, attacked Mrs Tbaver
~ith and sndiron, with which he cut, mangled and
bruised her head IN a most shocking manner. and
when Mrs Walsh, alarmed by the cries of Mrs.
mayer, came from an adjoining room to her assis
thoe he attacked her with the same wheapon so VII
oemtiy that he horribly fractured her skull ard ae
taaiy beat out part of her brains After perpetra-
uhg u,is horrible nutchery. and placing the women
upon beds m separate apartments, he deliberately
walked INTO the street, and requested the first person
ne met to go with him into the house where he found
metwo unhappy women weltering in their blood An
alarm was imme disteIy gvcs, and Capt Mites taken
ana committed to prison, there to await his trial
winch Will take place in September next lie evin.
eed strong symptoms of mental deran gement both
before and after perpetratng the horrid deed There
IS some probability of the Recovery of Mrs Thayer--
but OF Mis- Walsh there can be no hope.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. iiS, InAallo-o l,lfa,
S6OGO-iiil1HrSF PRIZE.
mn yon haze IL?

HafeH BRIDGE Lottery. 9Th Glass.
M Ill commence drawing in Boston, ,he
,2ist Nay next, and presents the following
prizes adventurers in this excellent Iot,ery wz-
prize of 5000 Dollars 2 of 100 5 of .,l0;
SO Of 100; SIS of so; S227 oh7 dollars - Not ,mo
blanks to prize. Present price of whole Tickets $
dollars-Quarters 8 1-S7 but viii, rise Orders
for Tickets and Quarters viii be received and cut
ed with immediate attention.
. The Managers List of prizes in the 4th cl~ss Of
Dxve osd Lottery, has been received at this Office.
and may be examined gratis. Prizes paid on demand
in Cash.
All kinds Of Bills will be exchanged on reasonable
terms, and every favour gratefully acknowledged.
JOSIAH Z. SHAW.
Newport, April I6, 1910.