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NOTlCK.

T'HOM.fS dLDRIDSs c, CO. reNeafuily
inf rrn their f,lsads AMI The pab3ic 10 geSe-
re-, TINT hey hsse orerod store IN TIE house
ffretly oeenpied By Darie 1Igsnbotham e.
Go. in he town Of New Gls,gow, wn re they
1u1N keep general supp,y Of GOODS. suit
Dahs 70 she seasor, which thsy are Determined %
sell on the loves. terms for cash county pfo.
docs, orto those that they can req on for puac-
tus'isy.
New Clsszow, septerlbet ln, 1910. 4w
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Notice.

TIE co rsr,uevship Of ID AxiEt Hrec1rBor.
Han x CO. having This day sxpsea, all
those indebted 20 the said concern are reqsssted
TO make iTirsdiare payment. and those who
hsro open srcounis on TOE boLl:s ct he said con-
Germ, are requested 10 come 70 settlement, with
Ont which no longer indulgence riIl be extend.
ed. -
DANIEL HISGIN5cTHhsiky &C.
New SAAwg7w, SeTtrmcer Isl 1870
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- Y virtue of n deed of trust, of record
~ in Charles CITY county coer, executed
y Milcs Cary to William L.ghtioot and
Robert L SyIor-wi,i be sold, TO Tie higlie 81
o:sdert tor ready money, on the premises,
ansthe Ssh day 9; October. next, enc
Tract or parcel Of land,
ying aud being in sas County Charles
City, wherein The saiu G;sfy %Rw lives,
containing by estimation six hundIkd acres,
or 50 much of said trsct as will Be sniici.
eat TO pay the sum of one hundred and
My three pornds thirteen shhiings and
tour pence. wish lawful interest thereon
from the 3oth of June, 1898, due to the
subscriber, ass'sc. Of William Alien VINO is
Executor of Wilham Lishtioot. ana the
expences Of recording SAID deed and car
rying the same into sfecf. Ii is believed
tast the title to the said Land IS ,nd.spu-
table.
Charles w. Lewis.
Richmondy Oct. ad, 1910. tas.
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Sale.

IY Virtue eta decree of the superior
A5sCcust OF chancery, Wherein Matte "
Dohsoa and Joshua Dsbs3n, a,'mln,stra,ors
of Jrhn Dnbscn, decd. who was the sur.
wing partner CT Dobson. Dait4ea and
Walker, wer- complaiaants, and Leper
ard oiiers were defendants, Will be sold,
20 the highest bidder, for cash, before the
Courthouse of Heurico county, on SSdr
day the 2ota Octoser. next, the fqa6wing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
sD- JUST PUBLISHED,
And For Sale at S. Peasants Print
ing Once and Book Store,
BATES
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1911.

consaining, besides the usual astronomi
ca! calculations, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

MAIN rAIss rns sovEaescsrY OF rnE PEOPLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

There IS In sli parts of England what are
called flying bankers. The persons .whs at
tend constantly on market day mornings at
inns IN the great towns, not to receive mo.
ney or bank notes, but so ely 10 exchange
paper forpaper==to discount the b lis of 10.
dividuals by giving in exchange the notes OF
country bankers with whom they are con-.
nected. The terms OF this connection re
these--A, discounter, agrees win b,
country banker, 10 50 keep crt' certain
quantity Of his notes, Say f0.ogok The in.
terest Of the sum, 50oL . year, is divided
between them, so that me discounter takes
250f. a year, besides his legal interest upon
the bills he discounts. This Is the perqui.
ute for flying banking, and keeping out -
vhich latter operation is thus coutrived
b. the conotry banker, makes Il private
mark upon all the notes he gives u A to
se put In circulation by hi. discounts aud
snenever any OF those notes come INTO rs
ank. ne sends them 10 A who is boune to
we MIN bank Of England notes for them.
The frequent ninorities in which tie
minister's have lately been, WAS thas hap.
,ily commented on by an opposition Law
ord .==s' ltreminds me strongly Lobsery-
A his Lordship1 Of shooting at wiid-fowi
. a large lake. TOR though you are fortu
ate enough to knock them down, it q
.xtreoiefy diisGltt- ger sheen out"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

rather than that of 6 pious nursss and
kind attending doctors. . and reverend
teachers. who had disnute. ana l....
suits. he would have known W., II,
bur his mutinous genius now oonce,,s.
have no cause Of private maI;ce
gainst him. bur quite the con,rs.a
When he had any s,park orcbarss...
The praised me more tI,an. ever co,,,3
merit. and I could not h,t tbanl h;,r
When he had no hing good to give bur
his abuse, without offence or chance.
IN me, he gave me that with ,.r.,o,ssl
liberality, and | thanked him. ITT
could ask favor of him now a would
be to abuse me more and NOR 'b,,r
never let his malice 90 the l~,o,,,
|praising me-. for althoioi, m REM.
WHO know me wen miuh3 n.r dssn;ss
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HISTORY OF THE
B A p r / S r s.
NtVTRGFNEf

! 7H0SE friends Of the subscriber. who Mold
subsctip ion papers for the above work,
are hereby informed. that the printing Is consi-
derably advanced, md wi probably be finished
bg elast Of August. Hereqpesis. therefore
that hsts of the 'snbscribers names may be sen,
on, by son1e cafe priva.e conveyance, directed to
him in Richmond. TO the care Of Mr.. Robert
M'kim. As the bindingv Will Keep back the
books, short sine, the rst Of September viii
be soon enough REG We the lsls<,NIu the
meantime. thefe wA b IAN opportunity ITO cir
eula'e nose exse,fsiyf those papers HAT may
have been neglected, Although It is his inten-
ton 20 sspd on, agrs W 70 the proposals. one
copy extrsurdinaryl os very 10 Subscribers. and
40 the same props bon. large number, yet
he wishes his frietds not p understand thar he
views tb,s AS "a adequie compensation for
their tronbie. He believes <hemito have been
ac'ua'ed from motives of = very different nature
lie wishes TO be informed by. the holders of the
subscription papers,. to what public places they
woud wish the books to be SENT For those Of
the adlacent counties, he can send them 10 thei,
court houses, on cour' days. For those at gyea.
tsr dissance 20 some large town TO the care OF .
friend Associations wall answer as channels,
OF conveyance, where they shall be no den suf6ci.
snisy early.
4 large supply will be kept in Richmond.
RIO B. SEMP1E.
G2.D1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24
PHILADELPHIA, July II.

Yesterday arrived the brig Superior
capt. Holt, from Madeira via Santa Cruz
and Port Oratava, Teneriffe Capt. H.
sailed from Port Orataya on the Cd Of June,
and informs that few days before, two
Spanish ships of the line, under convoy of
a British seventy four, arrived at Santa
Cruz from Cadiz. and after landing 1000
French prisoners and quantity OF specie,
sailed for Havana. So exasperated are
the Spanish at TenerifFe, owing 10 pre-.
yailing idea among the lower class that
the island will be over. run BY the French
that they commit all Frenchmen to close
confinement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24
Messrs. Rcbert Randolph. * Richard
Randolph. 10y -

TAKE notice that we shall by virtue O!
a commission by US for that purpose
obtained. proceed at Chesterfield Couri
House in che State of Virginia, ON the etn
OF October next, to take the deposili0Ns OF
s sSe ss. T aspssda e pc read
States for the Sti circuit tnd Xreh,a
district, wherein you are pin. aud jbhn
bsttr Admir-. Of John Randolph dec/ohn
archer executor Of John Archer decd.
Deusald Ferguson, James Robertson, Ro-
pert Robinson, Charles Roche and John
ARCHER jun. are defendants.
Dougald Ferguson.
James Robertson,
Robert Robinson,
Charles Roche,
John Archer.
wstp.
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NEW BOOKS S.


III ASjust received fresh supply of
a Z Law, Medical, Miscellaneous &
School books, which be will sell, on IL
beral terms; part of which are as
follows. viz. Coopers Equity Plead
ing Wyatt's Practical Register Toll
lens Executors Peake and M'Nai.
ly's Evidence Judge Cooper's Opini.
on; Graydon's Forms of Eoxvexau-
cling and of Practice, a hew%ork -
Bells Anatomy, do. SURGERY NV Dbl
ton, abridged BY SmHh; Baryk ms
.Loonomia Pleasures of Nope Mar
NEON; Ossican Beauties OF Shake
sPeare; Confessions Of James Conteau.
The Lake of KiIlarny, 2 Vols. price
dolls. by the celebrated Miss PoR-
TER; Life of the noted Burroughs !;
Prince de Ligne Gregory's Letters !;
Boyer's French Dictionary Murry's
Grammar; Harrison, dc. Tooke's
Pantheon; Blossoms of Morality I;
Looking GLASS;, for the mind Guth-
rios Geography Morses do. Virginia
Nightingale Sky Lark, &c. &c. &c.
July 10th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24
Mr.: Michel Clardy, Jun.

II Propose to .as su de .po.Isiap- at
= the heuse of kyter OH fRY FRI
day before the f0sxN a6Snday in August
next, to be read in Yidence inemy salt
IN Cdancery again ~ depending in the
Court Of Halifax dBunty, when and where
you may attend if you please.
81 MICHAEL CLARDY, Sen.
June 18th, 1870 4w7p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24
DArs0 sr,sAMIfELI PLEAsANTs. JusIoa, paIs
TUESDAr, y,U Z n "a. 1910.

Pr IL. = - n
now ~ 1870 ns .ssS olc on. Ano
lbrivht scene $500 soa. :. Ewes a. ana :.
= saTron. ls,, * pps 80 = s,oupe OF
iboIv SyeJ,oes u.s. nands wnicn
ever Hs.ds re 80 70 ,neirs ior-
,t;ngu;sbrd G,Ii &c .na.. pe'ovso. as
lin form 80 -. esPs. aua nonor !;
'iiovrlv 90 49,, a luuocsnce so
SO pro,d Il canss;,,.. saspss'eo truth
n;tv whn nsns ss'v .:n wol'n and Dig.
crossed m. ,hr..h,,., "a - mat nat nour mad
lt;csN or beens 49,. .,: : sou,' OF JUS
whose Inns had nss. sso.o rsigns,
t,,afh. than ,hoss 49, TsoleG otner
,,bv the WILING ,;xs sc S+S" 'nem
Illove sch;rh % -, - i, - sus,apcy and
pity called them down fr - - r,, s1'se o.
their sphere mon H. $50 e ,'om
ven born achar;tv anJ go
their mission, d;s,r,,e.r. A. ,Ss 1pne
81 was 4 hoIv sacrsmsas 81. Du', = ).
4 husband tw;nrd tbs;r s - WIZ q
with such .oIr,,n;,u saa .oe.ner
truth. as when they ~ s3s -aat'.e
altar Of their Cor, tb., Wy en- : ,ne
once once ofqiov and awe ,h.t ~ - 'u.l at
future destiny topether and MI. ~, aen
| ever one. Thev would haua tsla s'.sn'
of the ladv's sorrows an, sou
nation eff her spotless crsa,n. 80
merit how thew entrn~ted - - = nc
| and tntulaee the Jewels ~ 49, " 81 :
1.-The children, Of Their 100 'ca :.,
what reproachless trn,h wE HsN
dury she answered TO The ,s. Luz
not the rules of evidence ana 'ts.ha 80
cal formalities of law cnt sb.rr .hs;r
story. Her general cbaras,Sr ,vs ss II,
thew were allowed to tes.;fs,-~ III -.
lwerds were Few. but HE so ,,,,,,,
/ sapes of grace or high command, 60.
Heaven.
Then as the dav d;sp~ls n. 49,.
of night. the usly COLLINS AL to-
1.-The ,nenaced and trembI;rc v;cr;,,, ~
lliyered from their smells carr fos.l,
! arrayed in the white rohe nc ;ono..ns !.
Then I.ucifrr was forced - 49, -
: homage to the truth. Then II, h;sa -
iurations vanished like f,;ob5f, u H. s. !,
ieavinc no vestige m n. ',ral;sa "a - :
SEES, but the vague horror tina, linr-rs
like sulphurious oders after ext;no,';sh
led flames and the same tonones Tho,
within one short hour had sn6ren s,,ch
words as never honest men before Isn,i
honest men Istill must tb;nk ,hrv sr,.s
had launched aeainsr The boroy nf :
woman. then thew too ch.nSed ~
| tune I; and he who last adriressed ya,, ! +
with palsiad, TONGUE and .1o,,,ercs
I subdued. too, good 20 nersevers in emf
;. of Heaven. cried out neccay; t.
!. we have sinned said he tr,e we how
:. written lies anficaiumn'es h,, we az
, innocent for what we ,4rote I'VE are
set ON TO write. We were h;s,o,;an,
/ and Carver told II 70 no + wss in ca
!. yer's Ter his scurr;lons I.t,sr 70 h.
. friend and inmate. and touch;ng tbs
j companion of his wife how could ,y,
doubt that it was pure and. faithful anf
Carver was both Atheist and Defer
!. what .,ot;ve could WE tIsn s,,,I,st !,
him, but that which prompts ms 70 n,
love of Christ. wbese militant W.
, are ~
81 And further saw b;s connsel n. 4.
DIV should have hrouoht civil ac,;on
~. - Ni
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| law u.hich cove th,< -, ...,. .L.it H..
trrh ,hr ;nas ~. 10. ~ nan o''a.. uis
s,l no.,;r; us 'ep'oson
;ho,..v., $3.50 a = p,o.o'"e savings,
s;mnI. If n = - p'Ai. ant'
Is, ~ ,,..,e ass so'n'.'',.ea o'i mss
10 ';,s,;.s 1918 ~ o''s me"
/ tbe r;srht -. ~ 70. ~ n'a. ''a0
.rrn 81 49,. . ,s,;a s'' '.s.o,a aa' 70 "
4 -, I,e l.s;a,...'. '"u' a. once thc pow
lirde "a sxss,'.,:s $500, p'oso. u'o''
!, ali h- fore n:,.s M. anu .,. '.' uow'
tber. NAV he ~. a : Sis : ..' =,
mo INN, - ,,.a ss.e uon,, ana ye.
common I;hsm. go - ~ eAe ease =,
heads and 49,: . ".o "o,vcs
mauk;nd b.vs 70, - e.. W.. an
ofS,,r;,a,. -. '"a' i1BIs
nor resnrct Far,;ss " M ,,'.l .n.y ao
mnrb f,rth. anS'isa .ass eoue
lterrhe rrn,h' ~ -. -, ~. =. sSa,
lier. Criorn,;ns,;e sa an. y 'soc,-
lit. was the san;nr ~ ,Ss J ,'.s,
Mans6e,d. I,v.s y,.onss 81 So l ~.
always s.r,,r,,,sd ax,;as.i, auu nave
ne Ri, all 20 -, less A'' - sssn ~ my
80 c;,.a Fn ,S -
wa. held thar good ;n.sn,i $500, Vie. ..,, -
no, ;as.;f,, 80 =. ,,.'''s,
~ ;Sst;fy h;rss,f Az, u ~ :, -, a',o "eu
her, 70 4. the ;u.t;s.a,;e. : ae vas
ri sba.,d h.os n,.;n...;,aa VIC s. .,.I.
4 RE- ,I;.n,,vas - e..s ~. .,''''
r;an hn,. m,n;ar -, ,'s.:i 80:
ter,,sI or ;l;ot fron, - ee ~ ~
r,,;l.v act ,Iora - a,;,,..ts ne
and ~. f,s, ne he,nasn sn.e'
\ mor. rebuts l. than ;f 800 al,..' ~
murder and then saw 100. ia 49, -
m,,rder. T1saw. ,stts -. ~ ~
me- tb;nt n :. manlI ,,r,,..aJ a,,;, a
/ T prdered him b,i M, fro,,, e 80. i; ,
lice.. r am assssss;n .oJ -
lkill;ne It;linon.s hui, ~ o.sf - ~, -
are g,s;Ity I do Il tbeu t,,r C-Is,s -. ,o
M hsve 10 maI;re. Tihaus sSo.,r 49,
A M, r,can cases Thar heor On 81. 80. =.
no;nt I'm, ah,v..JJ-,ba s,a,n, 81.
!state wh;sb ,avs tba, - s,,r,, go go
cn,;Ion.s; as the nrs.g|n, ~ .r,,,h ;,s'.r
=, sbait ,,rvr, l;st55,, u.
ver rnade sa,;af.ctor;Is ~ 49,. -
j evidence thar the nnhi;c,tSf'rn II. "a
i from GOOD and iiusti6a3Ie NERVES
Il The truth ia now abandoned, th. EI =
4 hood owned. Bur IRIS said ft,. Ene
4 iish cases are ,,o.law. & ,bat fbt. stsr,1,.
u here does NOT annIv. never I;trd H..
q Enrlish Jaw ofIibrlsnorevern ndersto' Il
rlit. ( r. seems TO me to base 10 r 800
81 81 the Star Cbamber.' c9 ave sbo,
!. in storms and convulsions WIN thr
!. powerf, il par, still sbaped and stretch
u ed II 20 IFS nurnose. haze 'orr.n d..
ii tended Prosecuted printers asa;nst i,
II oppressions. but never tiIl this eI,v nro.
i secured anv. with u,mosf n. go
81 I saw Il now. 7 do nor lie ,h. II =
laid down this day aud if tbt r,oh,
$ of taking am execution extended 70
terminal case. and whv il does not
: know not. 1 would humE5lv and restect
ilfuliy do that. The m;,obsv ;usIoa rho
J; II have mentioned, Lord Mans6eid
, lerred on the same sub;ec, and IN,
e hnding OF Juries against his charge
who by the constitution in such case
are judges of the law and of the fact
: were sanctioned afterwards in England
:Iby parliament and people, and brough
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24
NEw-YoRx, July Is.

Extract of a letter from the Havana. Of
Jane 70, to the Spanish Consul In Bos.
ton.
lately wrote you, and inclosed CO.
py of the new orders reducing the duties
on imports and exports, and enforcing the
former orders requiring Consular Certifi.
ca,es as requisite to admit the vessel and
different shipments. l congratulate YOU
s.ncerely on the favourable effects of the
TWO orders. SO far as regards the interest
OF our countrymen--and hope that the r.
6 ncy viii not hnd it necessary again "a
shsckle the trade of this growing & yaisa.
Bite island, which, with liberal policy.
won d be worth more to the, crown of
Spain than the Province OF Mexico"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

It was on Thursday reported at Boston.
that British scbo oner Of ~ guns, crui..
sing N. z. of Cape Cod, for French
lugger, as the officers said, had detained
an inward bound ship on Tuesday land an
outward bound ship few days before.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

The Witnesses to Mrs. Bonneville,
character, were Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Lud
low, Mrs. Turnbhli, aud Mrs. Thomp.
son, MIR Emmett, Mr. Purdy, Mr. boy
err, Mr. Fulton. col. Few, Mr. Jarvis
Mr. Hit, and Mr. Rider; all of whom
seemed to vie with each other in tn
cordially of their applause.
: Mr. David r, Ogden.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
LONDON, July 10.

The Funds have experienced con-
siderable fall, in consequence of the
late failures in the city; Omniun be-
ing down, at the opening OF the Mar.
ket, to par, but towards the close it got
up an eighth.
The principal article contained in
the French papers, from which we
make extracts this day, is the account
of an alarming FIRE, which broke out
IN temporary ballroom, during fete
given to Bonaparte and his Empress
by the Austrian Ambassador, Prince
Schwarszenberg. The confagratio6
commenced by a wax candle Coming
in contact with thin muslin curtain,
which spread the flames, notwith.
standing every effort to extinguish
them till the whole edi6ce, which
was of wood, paper, and canvas,
was in a state of general conhagration.
Notwithstanding the confusion, the
company had all go. out of the
room into the gardens, without the
less of a single life; but unhappily
the maternal affection of the Prin-
cess Pauline of Schwartzenberg, {wife
of Prince Joseph, the Ambassa-
doris brothsr) who presided at the
fete, became alarmed on missing her
daughter, and this lady rushed again
in,o the fam, in search of her child,
and unhappilv perished. She left eight
children, snd was far advanced in a
state of pregnancy Thisis the only
fatal accident that occurred tsu irg this
wofuly terminated festivity. The. pa.
pers also &C n,ain some details res pect.
ing Gen. Sarrazin; but not of nature
to cast any light on his mysterious vi.
sit to this country.
The commercial arrangements be.
tween this country and Portugal were
yesterday finally concluded, and are ex
perted 70 be published in the Gazette
ofto-moffow evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
SALEM, Sept. 4.

1t is strange cause of exulta,ion
that the Danes are opposed to our
commerce, as if this did originate in an
unfriendly disposition Of that nation TO
America. Let all our seamcn witness
what treatment they received before.
the English disturbed that county, and,
they will soon explain the cause of the
present enmity, tits our reese nblance
TO Englishmen which has given the
French their full power over Denmark
in regard to. Americans. The Danes
say so, and they say more, that more
Englishmen sail in these seas under r
American colors, than real American
vessels. The deep resentment Of the
Danes againsrthe English drives them
to desperate measures. See the his :.
tory OF Dickson, the pretended Ameri.
can Consul, who is one specimen a.
morg many Of base contrivances to
prostitute the American name, and OBJ
serve the Acknowledgement in the A
merican papers, when Mr.. Adams at
tempted to correct such evils, that it
was raising mercantile transactions to
a higher scale of morality than they
icould bear.
1t seems the merchants are quite
sick ofthe scheme of letting commerce
look out for itself. IF it most 30
broad It must go under national pro-
tec,ios. Enough has been said on the
subject to convince all our sober citi-
vens that some political purpose was to
be answered by the mad proposal OF
telling commerce to shift for itself, as
some merchants said. l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11

sit Paris has imagined she is to be
poisoned, and has gone to Piombiers.
Spanish wool dull sale at reduced
prices. Two years consumption on
hand. M
Bonaparte has new modelled the
laws of Holland respecting commerce;
every fishing boat must have a French
soldier on board. He was expected
at Amsterdam to visit the armament.
A large American ship in ballast was
cut out of a port in the Baltic, and has
arrived in England.
A feet of forty two sail Of British
merchantmen have been captured of
the Maze of Norway blythe enemy's
gun boats. s.',s.,sss,.
The Farmer, Shaw, from Virginia,
arrived al. Gravesend.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
YELLOW FEVER.

( We learn from sources too respec.
table 70 be doubted, that the Yellow
Fever is raging with, great violence in
the City of Elizabeth, Pasquotank
County. The. schr. Little Charles,
Capt. Francis sGriee, arrived some
time since at Norfolk, from the Ha.
wanna, with cargo Of Coffee, where
she landed a considerable quantity /;
hom whence she proceeded to Eliza.
beth direct, and there landed the bal
ance together with her ballast from
the latter Of which it is supposed.
(from certain circumstances that have
reached us) the contagion originated.
Various reports are aaoat, but we for.
bear making any other remarks at pre-
sent, than that the greatest precaution
is necessary to prevent the disease
from spreading through the different
parts of the country. Four persons
died on Monday last, and three on
Tuesday, within the space of 80 hours.
We trust the Commissioners of this
Town will use every means in their
power to prevent its reaching this
place. Edenton Gazette, Ang. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11
THE RONAPARTES.

Bonaparte, who loves no one, is him.
self not the obiectof affection, even in
his own famiiy--we see the differences
between him and Louis--Lucien has
net been upon terms with him for
years, and has constantly refused every
dieni'y offered to him-Joseph fears
him-Jerome is the only one who
lives in any intimacy with him-but he
is often the object of the coarsest an
most violent treatment.
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BAITLEIN PORTUGAL.

Letters in town state that a great
battle has been fought in Portugal---iu
which lord Wellington was killed. This
IS not official, nd we hope will prove
uniounded. The above is from the
" Statesman" Of July % +: the +" Court.
err" Of the same eve ing, denies off
cislly the reception Of any letters Civ.
ing this information.]
The Turks have been defeated in a
late battle and It is now expected the,
viii make peace, by SURF ndering the
Provinces Of MoIdavia & WalIacbia.
Il is said Mr.. Canning is to repair
70 Cadiz.
King Louis is with his brother Je.
rome at Cassel.
The queen of Holland is forbid to vi
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SPAIN.

"A bag Of letters arrived this morn.
ing from Hvligoland--they mention
that intelligence has been received
there from n Hand, of bartle having
been fought between Lord Wellington
and Massens, in whit h the latter was
defeated. We shall be most happy to
find this intelligence correcs--but nc
Off ial accounts TO that ef, CT have
reached Government.
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statements. and in reading them simple allowance
should &c made for the cstab ished sxaggera,i.
ons OF the statements prepared Tor the nswspa-
peys on these coca ions. ~
. Thus much We have deemed II proper to say.
IN justice to ~ Pinisney, who. from q msunder-
standing on this head, has been much abussd in
the public opinion. lie has in some instances
been handled with a severity which should have
been mitieated by the reflection that he was alb
sent and had no opportunity of reply. The mo.
lives OF citizen in public employment should be
respected, more especially sSen on q foreign
mis"on. until some proof Of their impu ap.
pears asd al hpugh Mr pinkney has met the
advances publicly made to him with reciproca.
ton Of friendly sen,in,ents, II does not appear
thar he has on these occasions committed ejthe,
himself or his government ~ might be inferred
from the statements copied from certain English
| prints.-ib.