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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02

Nothing promises any security 10 the
q friends Of order ;for all the authorities.
. with the exception of two persons. are
6 composed of the most Inundated feeble
&c men.
(" The Attornies (Notaires) and the A.
!" vocates have formed resolutions not to
" retain or to receive into their bodies any
+" but Roman Catholics. C.uarlc this y
" Nismes has already lost its rank a
6 mong the commercial towns. II is OIL
:. the bank of complete humiliation.
8. The Project banned by the King was a
!" Mr.. d'Arbot he has done no good
% The foreign troops have been implored to
g force the brigands to repose, and to as.
g sist the true royaiists, for the brisands
6 abuse this nan,.' Mark this!)
switch they will render universally obi
s. Gus.
the number of deaths are prodigious
= we have not an exact enumeration.
" Horrors OF the same kind are continu-
Z" ed in the neighboring towns.''
Come, come Dont't turn YOUR heads on
one side. BE not ashamed Look at it
(" ANY religion IS better than no I" religion
at all, }" is il But that is not the question
here for these are Professionals, mind. who
are stabbed, shot, burnt by roYaiists.-
That is the fact. Here are Protestant.
butchered by the friends of those 70,
whose restoration you have put up f,,anks
giving.
The COURIER, from whom / take this
horrible account, wonders why the Protes
faits became objects of such atrocities
g for" says he, g they were not " more
friendly to Bonaparte than the {. Catho-
hes" Oh Yes, but they were, and this
was evidently their offence. They knew
they felt, which government was best for
them. They loved the revolution. They
were for the new dynasty in preference t.
the old. They were against the restora-
ton OF the paternal Bourbons. And, will
YOU say, that they deserved to be burnt
alivesor to have their threats cut for this ?
Come you may as well go the whole
length, and say it at once; for YOU will
have full credit for the sentiment. Its
clear, that this was, aud is TOR it is still
going on) an attack by $ the ROYAL and
Christian army as the Impious and bloc
dy writer of the TINES calls such perlidi-
Gus and cowardly wretches. The country
houses of the Protestants were. dare
say, monkish property, which the Protest
ants had purchased, aud of, which the
priests have taken this method of despoil
ing thenl.-The chanting of the TIE Deum
was quite in style. There need now only
a procession by the Pope, as was the case
IN honor OF the massacre of st. Bartholo-
new, and another procession at Boston.
IN commemoration of this new triumph of
the g Royal aud Christian army'' of France,
this bastion of the bulwark of religion
What blessings France is likely to owe to
the paternal Bourbons The priests are
at work, and blood will flow intorrents-
MIR. WALTER, of the Times newspaper.
will begin now to enjoy himself.
VIM. C0BBETT.
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PARIs. October s

PARIs, October 8.
The trial of marshal Ney will soon be finish
ed, the court are only waiting the return of some
commissions sent 10 examine witnesses in his IA.
vor.
The emperor of Russia arrived at Dion ON the
4th, and lord Wellington at7 o'clock in the
morning of the 5th. The Emperor of Austria
arrived on the Sd. At o'clock, A. NJ. OF the
n, the two Empcrors, lord Wellington, the he.
rlddary Prince of Austria, the archduke Louis.
and their suites, went TO the camp between Cor,
ternon and st. Apollnairein which were 10000
men.
After sham battle off hours. during which
such was the order and discipline no acct
dent happened those personages partook OF
breakfast provided for them. after breakfast
they mounted their horses and commenced re
view, which lasted from 1 o'clock until 5 in the
afternoon.
1t is saidthe Emperor of Russia will proceed
from Djonto Lyons, will traverse the north Of
Switzerland ard proceed directly to Berlin with
out returning to Paris
The grand duke Constantine. it i. ssaid. viii
quit Paris on Tuesday next.
The Emperor of Russia has purchased The sta
tues and pictures which composed the gallery of
MalInaison.
Tojadge from the news from Germany, il
would appear that the Ottoman Porte intends de-
claring war against Russia The Turks are max
ing great preparations and also the Russians.
His exceilency count PlatoF, hetman of Cos
sacks had his audience of leave with the king at
II O'Clock His excellency dined afterwards with
the duke Richeleu, whom he has known for 90
years, and whose government in South Russia
was contiguous TO bis own.
The number Of Belgian troops stationed near
Faienciennes IS still the same !; they make no
movement
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From London Pobers.

The newlegsla,ure was to assemble on ths
7th OF October. The meeting had been DELAYED
to that time, probably TO afford opportunity o.
having the treaty announced to them as quo
rum of members had been long in Paris.
Many ofthc adheTents Of GoaSparte, among
whom are said tobe several six manufacturers.
were preparing 10 elnigrate 10 fhe United States.
C9rnot who resides "A short distance from Pa.
ris, has published a defence OF his conduct lie
says he had no concern in the return OF Napoleon
from Eiba. As to the surrender of Paris to the
allies he thinks It was proper, as Bouaparie mad
LETT IT nearly deienceess, notwithstanding Carno,
adj called las attention TO IT,
East Friesland, principally Of Germany
bounded y. by the Ocean, has been annexed 10
the Electorate of Hanover. Il includes the river
Ems the city Of Emden, &c.
The bank ofEngland have made semi-ann,ial
dividend Of per cent.
The Partisan Punsters call Blucbcr, their friend
Piucber, (the most dear, or one that costa them
mosO Blucher IN ?. letter to bis sovereign. speak.
ing ofFrance, says, this detestednatioaS
Several frames Of houses have been shipped
from England for ST. Helena.
The British frigate Euroias, with the late
French general Savkry, Laileyinand &c. &c had
passed Gibraltar on her way to Malta
II q said The Allies contemplate the restorati.
on o. Gustavits to the throueof Sweden,
A new nation talked Of, 70 be formed from
some Of The French and German territory, TO BE-
called the kingdom Of tae Rhine--lac srchdske
Charles tote ssfersiSA
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cory
TRlror1,l Augu.

lRlPoLI, August 81. 1915,
Stephen Cashalaii, Esq. Consalofthe u. Stases Of
.1merioG at .HEseiRes
SIR--On the 9th instant, commodore Decatur
appeared off rrpoli. with squadron of FIVE sal.
and after three days negotiation, we concluded
ali differences with this regency, by making the
Bashaw pay %, 900 dollars, the Fl lyalue of the
prizes or the Abrilino, that were taken in this
port blythe English brig Paulms, and obtaining
the rsiease OF Ten slaves, as a remuneration for
the detention of the privateer, in this port by the
English brig, after had demanded twenty-gour
hours start of her.
The American colors were again hoisted on
the 9Th inst ON the consular house and salut Ell
with twenty one guns by the bashaw. while a full
band OF Music played the Presidents .lfaych and
fankee Doodle. We have thus obtalncd ample
satisfaction and the basllaw has beea punished
tor his want Ofenergy and frmness in supporting
mas neutral rights and protecting friendly pow
er who sought protection in his port
Commodore cambridge appeared off Tripoli
on the Goth, with squadron of four sail. but
hearing from me Of recent disturbances at Tunis
Immediately sailed for that place He has more
than twenty sail under his command in tie Me-
diterranean, halfof which will continue here, 20
keep the baFbarans in awe, and protect our COM
merce.
AT Tunis we compelled them TO pay TO the
concern of captain Wyer, 10000, dollars for the
two prizes taken from them
With sentiments ofregard, &C.
(SigneoD RIGID. d. JONES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02
From the Boston Palladium, Nor. "a.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

by Captain Davis, from Lisbon, we have
received the papers of that city to the Goth
u.t. containing Madrid dates to the 14th
and furnishing the Spanish Official particu-
lars, and end OF the insurrection In the
province of Galicia. &C The fire was ex-
|tinguished rs soon as kindled.' Major
Gen. Porlier marched against st. Jago as
heretofore stated. He had about 80 SOL
diers and 6 pieces Of cannon. The loyal
troops came out to engage him. The ge-
neral and 81 other officers were made pri-
soners, and committed to Jail in separate
apartments. The old authorities were
|reinstated where he had deposed Them
The people are said to have taken no part
in the revolt-but to have remained silent
spectators of the insurrection of the troops.'
This cannot be called active loyalty.
Porlier was handed over to council Of
war, tried, convicted, and, pursuant to its
sentence, executed on the Sd Of Oct. and
his seditious publications burnt by the
hausman. The insugrection commenced
on the 10Th of September, and its chief was
executed on the Sd of Oct. one fortnight
afterwards. Defeated revolts strengthen
"a government. No mention is made OF
|commotions In any part OF Spain.
1t was reported at Lisbon that all the
Officers in Porlfer's instruction, and every
tenth man taken, had been ex ecuted.
The Spanish government has caused to
be made out a list of articles plundered
from their country, by their affectionate
and faithful ally, Bonaparte and their
Ambassador at Paris has reclaimed and re-
covered some of them.
. Captain Davis informs, that large BODY
of Portuguese troops have sailed from Lis
bon for the Brazils. The paople there, ia
believe, are united and loyal. Are not
these troops to act against the Spanish re-
yolutionists
captain Davis fayoured us with a Lis
bon General Price Current of imports and
exports, printed October IA.
A letter from Lisbon, Oct. 10, SAYS
:" There has no American vessels arrived
at this port since Sept. "a, and only three
now in port.
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BY tranquil when the Ncptun. sailed last

Green room report estimates the produce
OF Miss oNEILL,s professional tour this
summer at 7o0ol. CSsl ,oS31
A ministerial paper says, g The earl of
Mora, it is reported at the India House.
will Immediately he recalled from the chief
government of the East aud be succeeded
there by Lord Fiscount Melville. This
will give an opening to the loag intended
re-introduction of Mr.. Canning to a seat in
the Cabinet, as first lord of the Admiral
lty."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02

the isie OF St Helena set out in the brig OF war
Cormorant, which has sailed for that island.
General Sir George Trev0sf.--The following
are the charges which to be preferred against
General SIR George Provost, and which, II is
sad, have been served on him preparatory 10 their
beng investigated by General Court Marital
FIRST Charge-For having OH or about the iii
OF September, 1914, by holding out the expec.
tation OF cooperation Of the army under his
command, induced captain Downie, late Of Is
MJesty's ship Confianee, to attack the Amer.
can squadron on Lake Champaign, when il was
highly imprudent to make such attack, witho,,t
Tic cooperation from the Land Forces, and for
not having afforded that cooperation.
SecsSd Charge-For not having stormed tho
american works on shore At nearly the same time
mat the naval action began, as he had given capt
Downie reason TO expect
Third Cbarge.--For having disregarded the
signal tor cooperation which had previously beer
agreed upon
foutth Charge--For not having attacked IN,
enemy on shore, either during the said naval &C
Hoa % ala twas ended, whereby his majesty,
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Ba1eHTov, Oct. 16.

The Neptune packet, with many nassen-
gers, came in from Dieppe this mornine..-
This vessel brings intelligence of serious
disturbance having taken place at DieDpe.
IN the afternoon of yesterday, between
some Of the British military stationed there
and numerous party of the inhabitants.
The soldiers are stated to have been in.
suited IA the grossest'manncr, and were at
length attacked with knives, when many
severe wounds were received, some Of
which It is feared viii prove mortal. The
military, (the 18th hussars we understand
we're, according to the regulations of their
commander, when oiFdnty, without their
sido arms, or dreadful retaliation miqbt
AVE cnsaed. The soldiers complain tRsf
hey are not safe in public uuarnled, and
are anxious to have the means Of defendine
themselves, should circumstances again
render it necessary. The riot was not
quelled until the military, generally, had
1een called out but the port was tolera-
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PERSONAL ArrACHMENr-

The Polish colonel Pistowslti, who had solicit
ted and obtained permission to join Bonaparie at
the Isle OF st. Helena, set out in the brig OF war
Cormorant, which has sailed for that island.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02

we are happy 70 state, that the seameu Of this
town, whose conduct we noticed in our last. have
returned to their duty, and have offered no fur.
ther interruption TO the trade of the port The
3,1g Jason, had sailed on her voyage for Bor-
desux' (HuH, Ocf. 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-28
PUBLIC 5 L..

On FRID.aT tie 1eth day Of Hay meet,
tciH be eGposed to sale on tie premises
A PIECE Of GROUND lying on the
"A north side of Duke-street and to
the westward Of Fayette-street, fronting
26 feet upon Duke-street and running
back leo feet to 10 foot alley. Upon
the ground is erected convenient two
story brick house with back buildings.
Also, small tract OF Land In Fairfax
county, containing about 12 acres, known
by the name Of. Bloomfield Fdru'-one-
fourtl,of the purchase money to be pal'
in hand, and the balance payable in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months by securing
the payments in satisfactory manner.
al tie same time ociU be soi,i for Cash,
SEVERAL SLAVES.
This sale is made by virtue Of a deed
ofstrust from Charles l.. Neyitt, to secure
tue payment of certain sums of money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
April 6. is
N B. ON the day following will be
sold at the Coffee House doar in TIE town
of Alexandria, tract Of LAND ing III
Morris Township. Countyo of Washington.
State of Pennsylvania, containing $50
Acres-4Also, Lot of ground and house
in the Town of nottingham. Prince
Georges County, State of Maryland uT-
on the same credit-These sales are
made to secure Thomas Preston as well
as Ephraim Gilman. J. X.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-28

sons IN every sitrs'ier. sr, er,,
! They are eseellently adarted to ~ :: 'g
eof superfuousbile and pre- ent ~ -. Garry
IBID secretioEs-to restore 4 4 ~ i.s Nor
apI I produce a free rersp; aa ne
and thereby prevent colds Wish sPlla'lon
ten of fatal consequences. 4 do n are O.
JaiIs to remove a cold if taken o ~ c. never
appearance--they ceIef,ataad 1 s is
moving Eabitaal costiyeness--sieIl.n,prf e-
the stomach and severe head scl 'nesS At
ought to be taken by all persans e-aad
Change of climate. ' On
,,t iney n have been found Esnarla5v e
GERS attendant on long ycvsses e' as,,
should 81 a oeprocured and carefully lrssa al"
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Public Sale.

NM7ILLbe sold on Saturday the 29th
wv inst. for Cash at the dwelling of
the late Samuel Shreve, 6 likely young
NEGROES. Likewise on the same day
all the stock consisting of Horses, Go,rs,.
Sheep, Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, one Cart
one Still, and many other articles too
tedious to mention--For all sums under
ten dollars Cash will be required, for all
above ten dollars credit Of 6 months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond VITA
approved security.
Samuel Shreue.
Z Benjamin Shrerc.
EIecNtOrS.
Anr;l o.. 4t*
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Shoe Store.
8s nMUEL WHEELE Il,

IN sspEcTruLLY informs his friends
IA, and the public, that he has opened
i SHOE STORE on King Steet, next
loor to the Domestic Warehouse, where
e intends to keep general assortment.
LAYING long'pursued this business ID A.
exandria, he expects that, to those who
nave heretofore favored him with Their
custom. no new assurance will be neces-
,ary. that he will use every endeavor to
Give general satisfaction to his custom
ers.
April Is. NV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-28

nWsNTRTUE of deed of trust from
~ WlLhIAM YEAToN to the Subscr-
be. to secure the payment OF certain
debts IN THE said deed mentioned, due
from the said William Yeaton to the
Bank Of Potomac, viii be sold at auction
on the premises. onthe hrst day OF May
next, at O'clock,
That Lot orparcel OF ground
ON which the said William leaton at
present resides, situated upon the North
side of Cameron Street and west side OF
st. Asaph street in the town OF Alexan-
dr:a. ard bounded as follows. VIZ: be-
ginning at the intersection ct SAID street,
and running thence. westwardly with Ca
.p,eron street and binding herewith loo
feet ytheaee northwgraly with line
paralIel tosSt. Asaph's street 10 feet
ts!ance eastwardiy with a line parallel to
Cameron street 10 feet to st. Asaph's
street thence southwardly with that
street and binding thereupon1l26 feet to
abe beginning. together with the build
inss and all other appurteaances there
anto peiopgi4g.
One Lot of Ground on the
aeast side OF Fairfax street, beginning at
the north end of the house formerly occu-
pied BY Mrs. Gatharine Sanford, supPos-
ed to be l42 feet 4 inches to the souta oil
Princess street !, thence south te'the tine
&c Aha, Lot faansfly the property of Mary
CheW. suspasedto be "a feet 2 or 5 INCH
ses thence easfwasdly the same width
parable. with Princess street IN depth l2S
feet 6 inches to the line ct the lot iornier-
ay Richard Couway's.
One other lot on the south
side Of Cameron street and east side OF
Washington street beginning at the IL
4ersection of said streets, thence east. on
= Cameron street GA feet south parallel to
tyya,tinmton street 10 feet, west Parat-
lei to Camcronstreet o4 feet to Wasnhss-
!. tan street. north on Washington street
70 the beginning.
5 One other Lot on the ncfth
aide of Cameron street, beginning at the
distance of 144 feet west from Royal
street, thence west on Cameron street
lo2 feet 2 inches to Pitt street, thence
north ON Pitt street So feet toa 10 feet
alley, thence on the alley east l02 feet Z
inches, thence south parallel to Roya
street to the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side of King street, beginning at the dis
lance of 81 feet 6 inches west nom =
Mon street, thence west On hing street
90 feet 6 inchess thence north parallel
to Union street, the same width as III
front, 81 feette Fayette alley. ~
NJ The terms of Sale will Be one
fifth in cash, aad the residue in SIX
twelve, eighteenand twenty -six months
carrying interestfrom the date, to be Sc
smed BY Notes with approved Endorssrs.
and Deed of, Trust on the property
sold. i;
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee.
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FER SALE,
i srsass 81 No II Fauqqasisr coataiiniia
.275 8 ACR ES,

I, Nf sSf
"A ND in the neighborhood of the Cour'
IIouse-It is strong land and well
wooded good for grain Of all kinds, and
well adaptsd to plaster, and in possession
of Tenantsffrom year to year. with the
exception Of two or three, who pretend
tohuld amber leases for lives, and against
v',om ejectments have been brought
For tsrnaswhich viii be liberal and ae-
communicating, apply to Robert Patton,
Esq. In fredericksburg or to
Robert Patton, Jr.
VITO win also sell, barter or exchange
Tor other property more convenient 70
him. a tract of land containing 45,ooe
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, aud
vaFious other tracts in'the Counties 81
Harrison, Bath, Randolph, Monoasaila,
and Kenawhain the said state.
April q. Cow
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GEO. BENllFR, j..
No. II, Dudd street, Philadelphia.
TumIton's Essence ind EatrQci Of
I|nn{ I'D

UEIWSI UTWt -
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goat, PALSY, lonbagoo, snumbness, white
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This valuable renedwis PREPARED both
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The pills operate nniltls' by insensibie
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di .estion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels. a
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Colds ia c1ugzs.
HAMILToN's ELIXIR.

a sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, .4sthnas, sore Htroats, and
approaching Consumptions, and most
disorders Of TIE breast and tuaggs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
"a restores the determination OF = e
fluids to the surface Of the body and
brings on the common heaIthful perspira-
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tough viscid phlegln or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor wiach
irritates them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are Of course eaectuaily
and permanently conquered, the reverse
OF common medicines which weaken the
constellation, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake Of moderatins tor
the present some OF It's painful effects.
CdSE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous IA {
TO II. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for tie
good of others the excellent quality of
HAMILT0N's ELIXIR, prepared, by
the late Mr.. Lee, fhave sent you the fol-
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eeived from it: which ihope will induce
others to give it trial. In consequence
of hrui2e on the breast received from a
fall, mr. health grew bad, ny breathing
became difficult, and frequently | have
hal suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors of immediate sutfocation.
Add to these, constant pain in my
breast and cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. Tie advice
of most eminent physician was resorted
TO, and afterwards a second was called
in, but without giving me any relief.
Another physician, who knew ne and
the circumstances Of my case, aGrised
me to give HamiIton's Eii9i,' a tliat--
saving. lie had used 'sa IN his practice,
and al1oags found it toao mach good. a
bottle was procured, and 1 found relief
before Nad tasen hG!fGH. | continued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. Onfaking cold, some
of my former SYMPTOMS return bgta al
ways removed by adose or two Of the g.
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TO RENT,
For one. or more lears,

Tor one on more gears,
The Upper Ferry WH1aRF, together
with the store, dwelling house 4 coop
er's shop situate on the same. For terms
apply to ,,r,co,-
o. .ROBERT ANDERSON.
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Goods on Storage.

TNyIE Subscriber will receive Goods
on Storage at his Warehouse, on
the Wharf late Conway's Wharf.
ferdinand yMarsteIter.
Wio has for Sale.
60 bales first quality retailing COT
TON.
April 10. tt.