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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
House OF LORDS, June 5.
BATTLE OF ALBUERA.

A'AA = LIZ OH nADO Ehh.
The Earl OF Liverpool gave notice of his
intention TO move, on Friday the thanks of
the House to Lieutenant General Sir w
Seresfor3, and the allied army under his
command at the battle Of Albuera
HOUSE OF Commons, June s.
Petitions Of the Manufacturers.
Colonel Stanley, after entering into MI
mute description of the extreme distress
now suffered BY the persons who had sign
ed the petitions on the table of the House,
moved, that they be referred to a select
committee OF the House, to consist of 81
members. five of whom to constitute quo
rum.
Mr.. A. Barring considered the situation
OF the Country, with relation to America, the
cause OF all the distress, and though it would
not be lnexPedient to appoint a committee
to inquire into the general state of trade,
and the system upon which il had been
carried on.
Sir John Newport and Mr.. Wilberforce
supported the motion.
Il he question being put, was carried with
Gut division; and Col Stanley moved
Chat the committee do consist of the follow.
ing persons -
Colone, Stanley, Mr.. Blackburn, Lord A.
Hamilton, Sir r. Peel, MIR. Wi,braham.
Boo'le, Mr.. Davenport, Mr.. Rose. Mr.
Western, MIR. Bradshaw, Mr. Wilberforce.
Mr. Whitbread. MIR. Pat,ison, Mr. Patten,
Sir j. Shaw, Sir J .Anstruther, Sir ]. Ora
ham Sir John Newport, Mr.. Ponsonby, Mr..
long, Mr.. ID. Giddy and Mr.. Adam.
Lord a Hamilton moved, that the peti-
ton OF the Paisley Manufacturers be refer
red to the same ommittee-Ordered
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gainst the people. Mr.. Madison, whilst.
cretary OF state, authorises the retention ~
,he extra compensation by direction o.
the then president Mr.. Smith, in the
same station, sanctions its allowance at the
treasury in precisely the same Manner
II Mr.: Smiths insinuations are correct. he
participates in the offence of which he accu-
SEES tae president If he have not acted
criminally in his high office, then has he
preferred charge against Mr.. Madison
demonstrated to be atterly baseless and un /,
founded.
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New -YoRK, July 20
VERY LITE FROM FRANCE

Yesterday arrived here the Pilot boat
schooner Matchless, in SO days from Bor
ueaux, having sailed from that port On the
18th June.
BY this arrival the Editors of the Mer.
Camille Advertiser learn verbally, that all
Che American vessels in the ports of France
have been liberated. which arrived there
since the ID OF November, upon condition
that they take away the proceeds of their
outward eargoes in silks, wine, brandy.
&c.
we further learn, that Gen Massena
passed through Bordeaux on the 9Th of
June, OH his way to Paris from his army in
Spain
No intelligence had reached Bordearx
or war having broks out between France
& Russia. nor OF any new battles ia Spain or
Portugal.
We have received file of French pa
pers 70 the l2'h OF June, tut they are very
barren of news
Marshal Mas5ena had arrived at Paris.
either to account for his military conduct or
TO assist st the ceremonial of the baptism
ct the king OF Rome, which took place on
the 9'h. 1.-The Monlteur contains letter
from this General announcing O. brilliant
sortie from the Garrison of Almeida; but
all the particulars OF this transaction known
Ia France are collected from London pa
R~iS w tHS %Jtn WAY, ana these are not
published in any OF the papers we have re-
ceived which are principally occupied with
the names of the ATchbishops, bishops, 8,
dignitaries of the empire, who have reach
ed Paris to join IN the baptismal celebrate
On otyourg Napoleon.
The Matchless is the bearer Of dispatches
othe Secretary of State.
We understand, that several letters were
received IN town yesterday by the MatchIess
stating that the French Government have
Itin Immediate contemplation to reduce the
present duties one haiE, tobacco es;cepted)
On all the produce OF America goirg direct
60 France.
EIffaef IF letter fran BordeoKr, dated
12M June, 1871.
awe have had 4 long seige here under
very disagreeable circumstances not know
irg when we should hear Of the cnpfscation
oi all American properly However ali
minds are HOW somewhat at ease, as we
have all beea released upon condition that
we take two birds of our proceeds II silks.
This has ruined AL or calculations, and TO-
pat a finishing blow to our vOyage---we
cannot give cotfOa AMY Mcrcnantsare
AFRAID t. purchase, owing % enormous du-
ties hope H. Cod you will not venture to
ta!S co-s.FI, f.F rEip VIZ sore sny nah in
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1Tee8nry DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, NOV 7, 1919
The above is true cohy of tie orfeinal
on/fie in this office.
For The Register.
(Sgned)
JOS STRETCH
.Sudifor'a Office. Seht 80. 1908
p. FERRHLI.
ComfitroRer's Office, Seht. 80. 1908.
.AWDRETV ROSS
The above balance heretofore sust,ended
is 10 be admitted 10 Mr. ErMng's credit.
Dehartment Of State, Dec /, 1910
(Stgned)
X. SMITH
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the face That IS engaged an commetee Co
France. Trade is completely annihilatcd
here"
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His excellency governor Claiborne I'VE
are Informed by the Courier of yesterday
has crossed the lake, on visit 70 some of
the parishes 10 West Florida Il is coniec,
iured by some, that his objgc. is, <f posi-.
ble) to accommodate matters win governor
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X. SMITH.

Here, then we find this very account Of
MIR. Erving, this identical allowance of ex-
ira compensation which filled the bosom of
My. Smith, with so mach "snrprize and re
greet" signed and passed by Mr. Smith. az
secretary of state, in December last. Not
withstsnding bis pretended disgust at this
transaction, he sanctioned it with his author.
ity. We are aware that ne or his friends
may and probably will say, he was Obliged
TO do II as a secretary of state, being to that
EFFECT instructed by the president. Be it SO.
And will Mr.. smith acknowledge that, ra =.
Their than resign his Office, he consented TO
give the sanction OF hisIname TO a TRANSACTION
which he in his pamphlet more than insi-
nuates to have been corrupt ? Where
then slept the punctilious regard to the pub
lie interest which now consumes the breast,
of MIR Smith, If he had such a horror of
a transaction, which tzvefye months before
he had " discovered" to be so ipiouitous
how will he excuse himself, before The tri .
bunal of the public. for not refusing to SIGN
it and neglecting an appeal to the consti-
tutional organ Of Impeachment But saw
that ne only believed il an incorrect trans
action not corrupt or iniqui,ous and
therefore signed 1t as a mater OF duty, In
obedience 20 the direction - the President
Better still! Mr.. Smith then has done pre-
cisey that with which he charges MIR.
Madison as high misdcmeanor, q sia a.
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NV ORLEANS, June 81.

q Il
Five of the U. S. gun boats which lately
lay in Lake Ponchartrain. off the mouth of
the Bayou St. John, sailed on Monday last
for Fort Stoddert--report says to CONVOY a
schr laden with military stores for the troops
on the Tombigbee, past the fort of Mobile.
We understand that the u. S. vessels os
war now in our harbour will sail in a few
for the bay of ST Louis, probably to assist
those already ~ the lake, in case of opposi.
ton
II. +. Gov. Claiborne. left this city ON
Saturday last--the Courier says, on visir
TO the parishes ofSt Tammany, &c.
June 81 "A vessel arrived from Villa Her
mosa, (the capital of the province Of To
basco) brings letters which announce that
ninsur reclion has broken out in that coun-
try. The Gov. it is said has been arrested
as well as several 'Ami dee
Lois.
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BOSTON, July 1e.

TIE GoHen5urg .NezvS.-We have the
satisfaction to possess some further parti-
culars relating to the news from Gottenburg,
mentioned in our last.
Mr.. Fogerty Of Salem has received a
letter from his supercargo at Gottenburg,
dated May 10Th, Informing that his schooner
had arrived at Christiansand from Salem
that he ordered her to Gottenburg, to take
on board her cargo. which she left there
last autumn, Consisting of coffee. sugar, &c.
permission being granted to re-ship such
articles for Norway & Copenhagen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

TAyINC qualified os Executor cf
i 4 Thomas G'llia,, deceased, am rea-
dy 10 receive VIVA, is due TO said estate
and to adjust any just claims against ill.,
am duly authorised also 10 receive what
ever is due 10 the late firm of GiIla, &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of closing
these matters as expediIousiy as possible,
those indebted either to the es'a.e or the
said late firm, viii please take notice thai
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar-
rangements are entered into wilhou, de-
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
of a.torh;es FOR collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas Giliiat, decd.
Richmond. Sept ~, 1910. If
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C. Teyrel q L. atkinson,

WILL continue their exertions, the en-
w suing year, in the EDUCATION OF
Youth, at the same eligible place adjoining
Soathgate's, which they at present occupy
Their course of Education will embrace
the several branches of English, including
Moral and Natural Philosophy, Logic, Bel
Mathematics, s. the use of the
Globes together with the Greek, latin,
and French languages.
Price for tuition, during the term 40
each puEil, to be paid quarterly in advance.
They propose to have an examination OF
their students aud pupils on Thursday the
Goth inst to which, are respectfully invited
those, whose children are wish them, and
Others who feel Interested III the subject.
Decembei IL, 1910. WOW
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

JUST arrived per the Brig Dllisepce,
j capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
G O O ID S,
contained in 3l3 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz=
Saperfne Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dbie. Milled
Drabs, Coatings, Outfits, Plans, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Dufhl Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Fian-
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Velverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies. Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot.
tons, White and Cclor'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, CaIlicoes, Dimities, Jeans, great
variety OF Muslins, GA Seeded Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
|Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded jaconct,
Birdseye, and & Diapers, towellings, aud
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Eds-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus !.
lin TRIMMINGS, Ladies Bordered and Prln-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass and Pullicat, DO. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats, Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspeuders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted Coach Lace, Gallons, sc. Sc.
Tcgetuer with great variety of HARD.
| WARE and CUTLERY, and few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
1 Men's Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance of the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun-
try Iron. Jamaica aud Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey. Green Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot
tom, Flax, Indigo Copperas, Salt Petre.
Cur ard Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap. Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber
| sc. &c.
| Iwould, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur.
lpentine and Rosiu, $50. 900 White and RED
Oak Hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or at CITY Point. C. Cash given fol
Country Produce.
| CHARLES WHITLOCK.
| Richmond. Oct. 10, 1910. lept Fl
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SORREL MARES,

About FIVE feet ten or eleven inches high,
one about ten years old next spring, shod
all round, has a blaze face, her hind legs
white, sway back aad some saddle spots.
The other about six years old, with blaze
.ace also, both her hind feet white, but not
as high up as the other, she never was shod,
shs had what is generally termed set fast
on tie right side of her back when taken
away. / will give the above reward for
both, or Eve dollars for each, If delivered
to MIR w. Clarke in the city Of Richmond,
or TO me in Hanover County.
John Parker.
December "a, 1910. wSw
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n EN- DULL hhS kt. Nv AtD-Wsc stolen
4 out of Stable, near Bottoms Bridge, on
the twenty seventh of last month, a
BAY HORSE,
about FIVE fest high. FIVE years old could de-
scribe said Horse infinitely, but do not think it
worth time, he having one mark THAI cannot es
cape the eye of any person that may notice him.
that is, large white place on his wea'hers.
The above Reward viii be given to any person
THAI will deliver the said Horse to me, near
Bottoms Bridge ia the lower end OF Henrieo
county, or five dollars for such information that
shall cause ME 10 get him again, az this is the
eleventh that have lad the bad luck through
various ways to lose within the space of three
years and six months. and fully up To the price
of S 20 save one and several of much more va
luc, cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acquaintances in this, and the atjacens counties.
10 make in their neighbourhood some small en-.
quiry. which favour shall ever be gratefully &C
knowedged by the Subscriber.
Joseph Jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. Itfl
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r Il L great injuries and inconvenience sus !.
tanned FOR long course OF time by the sub
scrihers from persons who pass through their
lands. some for the purpose of hunting * fish
ing, and others irespassing under those pre-
texts, compel them for the protection of their
put an en,Ee stop TO such practices.
We're il possible TO distinguish between those
Who commit no injury and others, the subscri.
bers would do 50 wild, pieasn.v; but as this is
impossible the prohibitions must be general
We do therefore forbid ahpersons from pas
sing through our lands or ranging on them
without permission, under the penalty of be-
ing proceeded against as tresDassers.
Thomas Burton, Richa Gwd
Robt Pice, I'm. S. Sa,i;h,
I'm. piie, = Marshall
IS Gas. 7enau, Cervas Stors.
Davja Cloptoa, Lezeis Irueheart,
Aobt. White YIN BartOn3
A1ary Craig, SaDsl P. Parsons
y Berg Da.Ksi, Jos C. Peasants,
November IS. 1910.
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Pursuant to a decree of the Superior Court
ot Chancery, holden in Richmond, lone
26th, 1910, between
Nivan Kearns, Pitt
AGAINST
Alexander Blackwood, Thomas Pulling.
Esther Dunlop, widow and relict of Jas.
Dunlop, decd. Margaret Dunlop, infant
childen of James Dunlop, decd. by Es-
ther Dunlop, assigned their guardian,
and William Long, admir- of the said
James Dunlop, Defts.
WILL be exposed to sale, on tie premi.,
SEES for ready money, on Monday the
2lst January next, at IL O'clock, a lot of
land lying in the valley, being the lot in
the proceedings mentioned, subject to the
dover of the widow of the aforesaid James
Dunlop.
John Nicholson, Comm.
December "a, 1910, sw
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oIS FOR SALE, or to LET, on bdiId-
~ ing leases, lying in Port MAYO. both ON .r-
water and back ground, on easy terms to s,,ct,
as will improve shortly==aIso. several sc;tes
for Coal Yards, TO which coal can be toke,,
from boats and shipped again for so cents nar
hundred bushels. The advantages OF this pro.
perry will present themselves on a view OF The
premises. WIN. Msyo
towhatan, Dec. 9Th, 1910. A..
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TAKEN up by David FlouInoy, on his lands.
BLACK HORSE, supposed 10 be eight or
nine years cd. sbout four fees ten inches high
star IN his forehead, and snip en- his nose, a
little white his right hind fool shod all round
Gold shoes) docked falkland hanging mane-Ap-
praised 10 seventy-tve dcilsrs.
-Powhatan county, Dec, 10. 1910. W.T..
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Vlnn1MlA.

VnCINlAs
AZ a Sppe-sog Coryt Of ctsncery, hoiden a, ihs
Cspi,ol, u she c'ty o. Richmond, the 19.t
day % ssp;e U5sFJ 1910.
Sarah Cross, Pr.
no INST
Oliver 1ror, DIT,
THE Defendant NOT having en'eged bis appear
anee and given saceyiiy according to me act
cf =. ssnbiy ard ihe rules os this couri. and Is
sptsasing % he Satisfaction ofthe tha'he
t. nof an inhsbi,ant Of tina country on nodo
OF 4, plsbgia by her coeesei, is ordered, That
nc aid Gsitnsani appcar here on rne fist
4. y 81 the next term and answer the bill OF the
4 ,nsiH AMI ihata copy Of this order be forth.
srlit ipsged IN some newspaper published in
az Cis 81 Richmond, foV two months spccessivs.
8. sDn posted 1t tns front door Of tic Capitol ~
ih- sai1 CiV.
Wa. w. Hening, c. C.
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FALL GOODS--The subscriber has received
by the Averick from London aud Cora from
Liverpool, general assortment Of
G O O ID S,

suitable TO the season.
-ahoNo THEM ARR
London and Yorkshire Supcrine Cloths and
Cassimeres
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns. Tomettes md Dinin's 5.4 and
CD dble. Mild Ci-:n,.
Coating, Bearskia, Frieze, Flanneis & Bales,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets,
Cough and Braihwaite's napt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings,
Hhdfs. Shawls and Muslins,
Silk Velvets and Sewing Silk,
Irish Linens and Drogheda's.
Queens Cord, Velvets, Ihicissetts and Con.
stitution Cords,
a good assortment of Saddlery, Hardware
and Gu Iery,
Smiths Below, Anvils and Vises,
Flax Bar, Crawley & Engl;.h Blistered Steel,
BE continues TO transact business on commits
sion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware, Whisky, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. g. 1910. If.
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mos ALLEY,

= T the Nv York variety Shoe Store.
= , iafJfns he ladies' that he has Just re-
ccived fresh supply Of Cork soicd Boo
Eets. Ss5' nv Shoes, sc. sc. &c. Nv
LsOe .s.,cl az.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

liz, Rano5er County Court, august %,
George Philips, Pitt
John Peuus, Charles seuus & Ste 7,
phen pettus, heirs and icgatees GU, Au
of Stephen Pettus, decd and { Nu9"-
Ssu,'l. Day, pefts. Gerry
THIS day came the Plaintiff by Horato
6 Winston his attorney, and the bill
being filed AVID read, whersupon or the
motion of the Plaintiff it is decresd and or
dered that he defendant Samuel Day do
retain 30 his hands twenty one pounds two
shiIIrgs and six pence with interest there
on after TIE rate OF five per ceDtum per an
nun 10 be c. .apu,ed from the 18th day of
December 1875 till paid, belonging to the
defendants Till the further order of the
Court and that the ether defendants John
Peltus, harles Pettus and Stephen Pettus
heirs ard legatees of the said Stephen Pet.
lus deed MT having euter' d theiT appear.
ance and gwen security according To the
set Of Assembly and the rules Of this court,
aud It sppearirg TO the sat sftction OF the
Court THIS they are not inhabitants Of this
Couifiry, On ihc motion cf the Plaintiff by
his CT cnyei, it's orte red, that the defendants
Jdhp Pguus, Charles Pettus and Siephen
Pettus hers aud Iegetees OF Stephen Psis
tUs, dse'd 90 appear hs,e IN the fourth
Wednesday ~ October nrxt, end answc.-
the h'i q the Plain'iij, and mat copy "
this urisrfe fcrihwfh inserted in some
public newspaper printed 10 toe Guy OF
Ricbmond fcI two months successfully, and
that aoo,lisr copy bc posted at the front
Goor of The COURT ouse of Tins county.
a copy Ytsie.
Wdliam Pollard, c. II. c.
y8t
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DRY GooAs u Groceries ;

1000 acres Military Land in the state Of Ohio
2O00 acres DO. iu Kentucky
1000 do. do. in Harrnon and Randolph
counties, for sale low or barser Tor other pro.
perry.
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour and Hemp; ALTO bills OF Exchange, Bsni.
stock, Turnpike and James River Company
Shares negotiated AT his Office, Cash raised on
good notes, and all kinds Of bank notes changed
at moderate premium. Debts col scied and
merchants and other accompts Iquida,ed with
dispatch. by BARTLETT STILL,
Factor & CoDlDlfssiop 4ferchGss.
Bell. Tavern, Richmond,
Virginia. 5 ep4tSwtf