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reported in the books, required lba,;,.
dietmen1s for murder charged to bay.t 2 4
committed by giving a wound, lie \. a
and dimensions Of the wound should 10
scribed and set forth. There were - "
,ions, as if head or limb was s,.; H"S
off, or the body perforated ,hrov,b l.
sword or other weapon these ws,.
susceptible Of a more complete dsscriu' y
than the simple mention Of the fact r"'
was description Of bruises REQUIRED
the dimensions of these could not be 49,, ~
tanned. They could see no good , ,.s''
why this minute description was ,.on ,ssV
in wounds, nor was it necessary to ,l i
that any existed, was with the m to w.; aIaI
Of the law as they found it, and NO, J r. !
gisla,e.
The only authority relied on to ,Oo,,.
the suficiency of the Indictment despnrr;','
consideration, was West, who wrote in ~
tin some centuries ago, and who gave ;na
vidual opinions and NOT solemn admds'
tons. lin two of his precedents red 4.
wounds were'not described-He used 4.
word "blagana," which might me ian ei,h l.,
/" zuoana'' or" btaiss." If the sipn6 ,a,;e,
'of the word was limited to s. woundn 4.
-scription would benecessary, but as it eon
prehends also I" bruise," English author
ties do not require it. This ndic,m,u
uses the single word 1uound which all Emo
lsh authorities require should de dvscrb
ed.
Judge Taylor had been induced to cham,
an opinion which he had originally formed
by consideration of the cases reported BY |
West. Wherever the wound is inflicted
with such an instrument as must necessari
" bruise as well as wound, as by a cub,a
produces such an injury as is expressed by !
the word pAayam in i,s' comprehensive sens.
very different from wound produced bya !
sharp instrument and as in this case ih /
nature OF the wound is explained by the In !
strument used, and as it is NOT necessary 10
state the dimensions of bruise, this cas- :
expresses all within the compass Of ii. I
word pldgdm and needs no description
NJ the same opinion was judge Locke.
ne opinion of the court was then sivtR
l hat the bill of Indictment is insufficient (
and that sentence of'death cannot be pasd
on the prisoner"
The prisoner was then committed toil !
until tie next October term OF the s6pena
court, where tits expected another bill d 4
Indictment will be preferred and anoha
trial ensue.
Though it may be believed ,ha, Ow,ni
guilty OF the murder, yet we trust all viii 7
satisfied with the decision of the court. hE
this land which is governed by laws an!
not bymen,no man, however guilty, wiIlt
suffer but by the strict rules of law If is i
rules are relaxed to punish the guilty, thef'
is no longer any security Tor the innocent.
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Twenty Dollars Reuurd'

RAN AWAY, on the 18th of last ni mo,
from the subscriber, living in Prince Wn I,a
county, near Dumfries, Virginia. y,
man, named JEFFERY, % or 80 yeals,s.
about S feet 2 or 5 inches high-he is ~,
maker by trade, has got remarkable !, ''a
his forehead occasioned by the Kch
horse, which was trepanned-he was se Ill
few weeks ago on the road about two .. n y
from Hay-Market. Whoever secures W. IA
fellow so that l get him again, shall rev.
the above reward.
Luke Cannon,
.. o. d6tlsta',
~ Mr.. MsIntire, ofI.eesburg' au ~,
Thompson, Of Frederick-Town, arc ~, ,rsy
ed to insert the above advertisement ~
times in their respective papers, an ot
their acco UNITS to this Office for payms''
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cecsed to return to Paris about .hc sosh Of

Z 1ecseG TO ietufn 10 ra!1S 'sOout sne ootii ~
May.
So Ferdinand's court is pretty well kept
he begins the day with hearing mass; ne
then breakfasts, then hears mass again
rides out, and returns to dinner there IS
sometimes third mass. There are some
times concerts, billiards, and other similar
games, serve to fill up the vacancies of a
life, which he complains is very tiresome,
and by no means suitable to MIN. Charles
" has recovered perfectly from his late
indisposition. He amuses himseli in the
vicinity of MarstiAes with his former ia
vorite pursuits of fishing, shooting, &c.
His queen, Maria. Louisa; his daughter,
<the hate queen of Etruria, her'son, and the
prince OF Peace, live with HIM. The pen
sions guaranteed by the treaty of Bayonne,
are very irreguiarly paid; and they suffer
much Inconvenience IN consequence.
The board Of trad: has granted some in
dulgencies in regard to certain ports of
Spain under French administration In the
range Of harbors from Dijon to St. Sebasti-
an, Swallowed that neutral ships, laden with
Spanish produce, may take their departure
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90 'iele a''ention does tne Frehch So'
vernnen. Pay 20 It's MARINES slnes rem =: g
sen.' '.ass uose away q" p.ooao'n.y :. 40
:, es''s ""J s""e :" VIC P'eoe"' wis., 'nas
1"e sea"'e 81 a. Des. i'aVe not ,eeelveu any
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LoNDoN, lUayS29.
Aitenpsyo assassisiate His Roysls Eisshnsss
the Duke OF Cumberland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26
CONGRESS.
HoU51 OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Fnon rAr IuD1psTDEsr AnEnroAs.

FRIDAY, January 10.
Mr. Newton from the committee Of ON.
nnerce and m a;,ufdctures exported bill "a
prevent the issU'Ig sea letters except "a
certain vessels" Referred to a committee
OF the whole house on Monday,
MIR Love from the com ittee on the af-
fairs Of the District Of Columbia, reported
a bill" TO authorize a jail to be erected
in the town of Alexandria" Referred TO
a committee Of the whole OF "Wednesday.
Mr. Van Horne presented the petition Of
sundrv inhabitants Of the county of Alex.
andria, praying an alteration in the insol.
vent laws of the District=-Referred TO
the comRittss on the sHAirs Of the District
Of Columbia.
Nc BurweIl offered the following resolu-
ton, which was laid on the table.
Resolved, that the President Of the u s
&c authorised Immediately 20 employ tht
public armed vessels vi the Uaited State,
70 convoy and protect the ships aud vessels
the property of citi5ens Of the ". S,a5t-
iadea vista articles Of their grow.a, pr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26
FOR THE ARGUS.

Ma. EDIroR,
THE following remarks were written
some months since at my request,
bya young gentleman residing in the
Western p TT Of Virginia, aud con-
veycd to me by letter. The fami-
Ii .rity of the epistolary STYLE, I
thought might not very web suit
ih- nature of the publication. I
have therefore taken the liberty, to
make some few alterations, by which
(candor compels nae to say the piece
has rather lost than gaiued. 1t was
the original intention of the author,
as he himself told me, to have writ
ten only vindication of Cicero,
wherefore I shall give it to you I'M
der the signature of some. remarks
on the LETTERS OF the BRITIsu Sly,
in familiar correspondence, by
PH1Lo-EyLLIus. The author in his
letters scrupulously avoided general
censure, and if any thing like it
should escape me, / beg that it may
be attribut d to the furnisher, and not
to any disposition on the part of the
writer too hatshly to oenaure faults
In work for whose beauties he was
partial. They were enclosed to me
in two letters. shall submit the m
TO the puolic in two numbers.
w. L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

OOO CiCdTCu IEOtn NCW IOFk . au u GDW9IQI
of 700 from Philadelphia.
Virginia Legislature.
AcTS PASSED at the present session Of the
GEERRAL ASSEMBLY.
Continued from fhe .drgus of the s.h it1st. ]
19. An act establishing several
towns.
20. An act authorising John. Ashlin
to erect a dam across Riyaana river.
Fl. Releasing the right of the COM
monwealth to certain lands therein
mentioned, 70 the relict aud chill lren
Of John Carolin.
%. Concerning Pilots.
2s. Refuniins a>sun of money TO
Thomas Smith.
"a. Appointing Trustees FOR certain
purposes therein mentioned.
IS. Making compensation for the
tobacco destroyed by the burning o.
Nicholas's Warehouse.
IS. Concerning the sherifaity of
Nelson county.
27. Establishing an inspection of
-four at New n arket in the county of
Nelson.
%. Concerning James Rose.
%. Incorporating company to es-
tabIish turnpike road from Frede-
rlksourg to Swift run gap in the Blue
Ridge.
F 80. Authorising the common hall
of the ,own of Petersburg to appoint
master of police and for other purpo-
SEES.
81. Supplemental to the act entitled
an actincosporating COMPANY to build
toll bridg- over Great Hunting creek
IN the county OF Fairfax.
80. Concerning Morgan Temp kies,
late sheriff of Gloucester.
80. Concerning the lower Appo-
mattex Company.
81. To authorize the county court of
Randolph to sell pare of tbs public lot
In the town Of Beverley.
IS. Authorisiag Thomas Purdie to
erect toll bridge from the town of
Snlithield across Fagan creek.
SO. To authorize the executive 20
commission the foursn Inspector of to-
bacco at Johnson's warshouse in she
to IN OF Manchester
81. Couceruits patience aud her
children.
Ss. Releasing TO William Colem an
the CONFERENCE.-The right t. certain
land therein mentioned.
SO. To establish al spection of to-
bacco in the town of fapp4hannock in
the county Of Essex.
40. Concerning Yeates's free schools
IN Nansemond county.
Al. Authorising county courts to al
low reward for killing Wolves.
AZ. Concerning the state road from
the upper navigation of James river to
the upper navigation Of kenawha RI
yer.
rs. Renting ane imposed Upon
Joseph Pullen.
~. To amend theseveral laws re.
gulatlng the inspection of -four.
As. For adding part ofthe county of
Patrick to the county GraysoG.
As. Concerning Germantown in the
county Of Franklin.
NJ. Authorizing sale OF the glebe
Of Encyclopaedia in th- county of NJ a.
.hews, aud for other purpo ses.
4s. Authoriains John Jordan and
John NJ DOR .hea to build toll bridge
over tae North branch of James RI
yer.
40. Concerning the Dismal Swan p
Canal company.
SO. Extending the time of the co n
agenls to collect certain
arrearageS of taxes due this state.
81. Dvorcing Abner w. Clopton
from his wife Sally.
So. Authorizing the president aud
directors of the LeesbIrg turnpike
company to erect toll bridges over
Broad run and Goose creek.
SO. Making provision for the sale Of
public property in certain districts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

reign ports (; "a the anna time, upwards OF
300 cleared from New York an cpwards
of 700 from Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26
va. Arpendix 70 Isrsrson.s No.s..
Extract or a letter from Washington CT.
", dated January 1871, 1910.

", dated January 1871, 1910.
"The opinion here is that John Marshall
writes the Sc Rsfi stions" when appear in
the new .Aedg'd SC Patriot" Of your CITY.
If so, the judge Except IN point of teDtfsr)
makes as bungIsng a hand Of u as his bro
ther se.iooisrs IN other quarters. His ho.
nor has his re1s ms and h,s Sc hyTVa's grief"
which inpe MIN at tals period to WELD
nis pen. he and the whole most of his CO.
a1Jutors mIy batter away at MIR. Madison
ths PresidenC is inpeaeeraole, and grows
more poPal1r every day."
s-@1
CON NSRCE.--From the 18th March
TO the 3ist Decen9er last, 40 vessels
Cleared iroa the port Of .GlIsimore, for fo-
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. A messae. from the President Of the O.
S. was received a. follows:
Tstae House Of Representatioe. Of the o.
[. ~. States
Ia consequence of your resolution OF the
26th instant, an enquiry has been made into
the correspondence Of our minister at The
court of London, with the department OF
state fr"m which il appears that no official
communication has been received from him
since the receipt of the let,erof November
2sd last from the secretary ofstate. A let
ter Of January 4sh, 1910, has been received
from tina. minister by Mr.. Smith bns be-
ing stated to be private and unofficial and
involving moreover, personal eonsidera-
tons of q delicate nature, copy 10 eonsl.
dered asnos within The power Of the call
made by the house. .@|-- ...f. ~.
JAMES MADISON.
March 9th, 1910. ,.
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@sraanrta DAILY 6s,stte.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %.

Mn. JAMES H. HooE, having removed
from Fairfax, it is impossible for the free
holders Of that county TO avail themselves
of his services inthe next General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia. It become s, therefore me
eessary, to supply his place in the person
OF some other gentleman. 1t 10 believed
that Richard NJ. Scott, Esq. will serve if
elected. Concerning his fitness there can
be no question. Tits presumed also that
Docto, Richard Coleman will be prevailed
on to continue in his present station. When
the public interests are con6ded tc int gritty,
property and talents, the commonwealth
cannot fail to be wisely conducted: and the
welfare cfevery honest individual will be
promoted. Too long have party passions
triumphed over proper attention to these
important qualifications. II is hoped that
in future the fitness of the candidates will!
have its due weigh, on the minds Of the c.
lectoss.
4 Freebooter Of Fairfax.
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Mordecai Miller, Exr.
PURLIC SAVE.

IN compliance with deed OF trust 10 inc
/ subscriber 10 secure the payment si q
ann Of money, will hs exposed 10 sale on
their respective premises, for ready money!
on TUESDAY the nth day Of April next q
piece Of GROUND lying on the east sida
Of Washington street and 'othe nornware
of Cameron street, extending on Washing-
ten street 20 feet, and running back 81 iest.
Also, one other pis0e,of GROUND adJoin.
ing thereto, extending on Washington s!rsss
Is ieet to TN foot alley, and running osek
also 81 feet. On these pieeeA Of g'eana
is erected small frame dwelling house.
I. -, Tames Keith.
March IT. Jaw
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TUESDAY, March 81.

Mr.. 7aIlmadge from the committee to
whom was referred the petition of Abra-
ham Whipplc, reported a hill for the relief
Of the said Abraham Whipple, late capt.
in the navy of the United States. Refer
red 10 committee Of the whole house tor
morrow.
Mr.. M,rrozs from the committee on pub
lie lanes, reported long bill relative to the
sale of public lands in New Orleans aad
Louisiana.
lNr. Suincy from the committee to
whom the subject was referred, made a re-
port relative to public records. Ordered to
be printed aed made the order OF the day
for Saturday next.
Mr.. Miiaor from the committee to whom
was referred the subject of invalid pension
ers reported, that they did not consider it
expedisnt to raise the pensions at this
time.
A resolution was passed TO instruct the
committee of commerce and manufactures
10 enquire into the expediency OF granting
a sum of money for building light house
at Presque Isle, ON Lake Erie.
The bill for the relief OF Tristram Hus-
sew was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Mumfsra, from the committee APP
pointed to wait on the President with the
resolution passed last evening, relative 20
the im2rsssment of American seamen, re-
ported that they had performed that service,
and ,ha, the President was pleased to say
the call should be attended TO.
On motion Of Mr.. Macon, the house
went into the consideration of the bill re.
.sreet;nc commercial intercourse, common
lvealled Macon's bW' F..r.s
Nr. Macsn moved tha, the house adhere
TO their disagreement to the amendments
Of the Srnate.
Mfr. Ghelson moved further postpone
ment Of the consideration Of the subject
until Monday next.
Messrs. Macon, Gold, Lyon, Minor,
Quincy, TAYLOR, Talmadge, Cook, 4 Dana
opposed the pos,ponensnt
hIrssrs. Gholson and Fisk advocated Il.
The question was taken by ayes and noes
and nssstiyed-Ayes 54--Noss ~
) The question then required on Mr.. Ma
CONS motion for adherins. IT,
Msssrs. Troup, Lyon, and Shelley OPP
posed the motion. ~
: Nfessrs. Smile, MsKee, M'K'm & F'sk
advocated il. ..
BEFORE Mr.. Fisk had concluded his ar
sumeut a motion for adjournment was
made and carried. ...
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akhowiedgts under any government. we
I.,e's.sn the partial operation ct those
rincples, which have gradually destroyed
"A squipondsrance Of power, or commune
~ Of interests in Europe, and almost con-
.oli,Iated the strength and resources ct tie
richest quarter Of the globe into one mighty
mass Of despotism, under the IRON .sceptrs
Of Napoleon 1. -
We have as yet escaped the dominion of
the Bonapartss, aad hope the Page Of A.
,nrrican history may never be blottsd with
the name Of the in,sstr,sus house Of Aiaccio.
But let us not be too secure. Perhaps
some Louis, Joseph, or Jerome, some
king in embryo, is already amongst US /;
and under the pretence Of an amicable ALI
ance with the protceress Of nations, We
>are 1t some future day TO be cajoled into
The arms Of France. The improbability Of
such IN event almost vanishes ON a single
retrospective glance. For nine years past
We have SEEN muIe than SIX mil ions OF
trrsmen, who profess an ardent attachment
To their constitutional government, quietly
submitting with : few EXCEPTIONS 10 the
mos. ruinous and disgraceful system OF ma
tional policy that was ever sntiursd by
commercial people. We have seen and
felt the channels of public and private re-
revenue dramatically sealed and the es-
sen,ial, the vital Interests ct the country,
wanlouIy sacrificed. For the truth Of these
assertions, if the state Of every mans own
finances dos not convince him, appeal
70 the late report of the sscretaryaot the
treasury. II: who hath eyes to read, let
him read.
We are commercial people, and with
out commerce we cannot subslst destroy
this resource, and our national vitality 10
extinct. But Bonaparte is no friend to
neutral commerce., nor to any lawful com.
merce in which he does not parsicipate.-
lie knows that ON this basis rests the i'm.
prepnable strength Of Great Britain, his
powerful rival and eternal enemy and it is
20 this source that We are 70 ascribe Our
present disastrous condition. He dictated,
and his French Crsoles in Virginia, IAN
suase scarcely metaphoricaD MIR. Jefferson
and his successor, WIKI their subaltern co.
adju;ors in other parts of the union, obse-
quipusIy complied with his dictates. The
embargo was imposed---trade became stag.
uaut--indusi.y languishrd-want and mi.
SLY ensusd: Still the odious and destrpc.
tive measure was persist, in-Nay, Its
consequences were embitt.red by train oil
Oppressive supplements, till every ski9 was
locked from the ocean. But the 6rmness
ol the New England states eFrctrd. what
thc impov, rishn,cnttof the country and the
height of individual misery could not effect
The spirit OF patriotic resistance seemed
ready TO rise from the foot OF Bankers
IT'D, and The obnoxious measure was re
pe"led. Of what followed, shall have
occasion TO speak hereafter. For the pre-
STINT, suffice it 20 say That of the wholS
of The embargo business, and of the sub
ssqueut measures connected with the repeal
OF that parricidial act, the COURT OF st.
Cloud has not been an uninsercsted nor an
inactive spectator.
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Alex. Moore, Rcgilter
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra county,
in the district Of Columbia, hasObtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters tes-
tar,rntary on the estate OF George M.Ninnn,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said decd
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same ~ilh
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, on or
Before the 2Ist day Of August next, or they
may by law be cx6hfSd from all beneiN to
said estate. And those iadelsed thereto are
REQUESTED to make immediate payment civ
en- under my hand this. sist dag OF feo'
1910,
Mordersis Miller, Exr. .
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Orphans Court,

ALerandyia County, Fad.. Term, 1870
Ordered, that the executor of George
,M.AEun, deceased, do insert the following adj
verlisement three times in each week ioI
eight. weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
Ccstc,
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CongreS of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MoNpAl, March 26.
CONCLUDED.
[Taken for the alexandria Gazgte.]

The bill for the relief of Tris,ram Hus.
sey was ordered to third reading 10 NOR
row.
mr.. .Yumford offered a resolution which
was adopted, calling on the president Of
the United States, for additional intorma.
ton relative % The impre of Ameri.
can seamen. by the British.
Then house then adjourned.
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NOTICE

ALL porsons indebted to the estate S
Samuel Dunlap, an insolyeut debtor. are,rs
quested to make payment to the su6sefibess
and all persons having claims against ssiA ..
state are requested to bring theha forward
for examination. o. -
CHS. !. CACLErT, Trustee S
March 81. s~., 1AH
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JAMES WARD,

C BINE TN n II Il II,
WITH the greatest respect informs the
w citizens Of Alexandra and its vicini.
ty. tina, he has commenced the Ca6iaes Blu.
siness,, on King. street, between Pitt and
St. Asaph streets, In all'iss various branch.
O.. He has on hand about six thousaad Test
of the se., qualify Mahogany, in, boards tor
sale-also, SaekinS Bonsns, at moderate
price He assures the public that the moat
earnest attention shall be paid 70 their orders
in the line Of his profession, ana hopes ~
his punc,uality, the. quality OF nis WORK sna
exertions to please, TO meet with the, pairs
mage Of generous public. ~
He has also very complete Hesr's hn'sh-
ed, which the citizens Of Alexandra may b
supplied with on application. -. ..
March 2s. -. W.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the sstats g I,
John Potts. are Requested to make Psymsns
to the subscriber. and ell psrsons having
claims against said estate are 'reaussUdss
bring them forward Tor sxaminstioa. SsH I {
WM.. HERBERT, jun. Trustses
March 2e. -. .2GM
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:TenDollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
II night ofthe 10Th instant, . negro man.
PANIED TOY, aged about - years, s feet S.
or inches high, slender in his form and has
. good countenance. The above reward Will
be given for delivering the said runaway To-
the subscriber, or committing him to some
JAIL Iftaken cut OF this state an additional
compensation win be made.
.Bulhrod Wilmington.
Mount Vernon near Alexandria.
March -. colin
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FANCY SOAPS.

FANCY SOAPS.
TWENTY BOXES sSoARs !.
Of.Ae fdliopisg rLsAsixe vaf1sty:
Windsor, Palm, Violet, 60 81
Palmyrene, Deep Rose, $. ! 4
Varieeated Rose, Wash Balls tess
Which will be sold by the bon O. dosens
assorted, to suit purchasers. $50 !
Also, small eonaisnmsat Of ALLfnlsQ g !,
IA! 7. -,
z. Gilrnats
March.9s. S60e -