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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
AGRICULTURAL.
From the CharleNOn 6. 81 State Gazette.
ESTABLISHMENT OF Y1NElARDS.

ESTABLISHMENT OF YTNE1ARDS.
WE fincerely congratulate our fellow citi-
zens and The inhabitante Of tie tate at large, on
he fpirit and Patriotilm manfeGed by the Ag
ricu tural Socicy, at the extra meeting Of
WeIne(day lat.
All ranks Of men az, &c, Vineyards may grow,
and good wine may be made IN the tate.
The only difficulty WAS 70 find a perlon
properly qualified to undertake the buGnelS-
Our delegation to Conzrels met with one in
Phade' phid,who from an experience Of feverl
years in wine country, had acquired a thoro'
knowledge Of Vineyards and Wine'-anj ever
alive to The inrerc s If he Gate, they invited
him to v iit South Carolina lor this PuTpole.
The Agricultural Society, on pelulal Of his
letter and memorial on Vineyards (now II
he prels by ord-r IF The fociety) have come
forward W h a truly laudablc fFirit, and pro
ID e him al the encouragement which tn t1
zen, OF their income could permit.
We undcrGanJ, this memorial is TO Be pre-
fer ID to the Lesi1Aturc, aud thar application
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NOTICE IS hereby given to .he non-refi
IN dent proPrirtors of lands lying in the
town Of Hebron, il the county Of Cum5erland,
that their LANDS are taxed in the state, county,
and town tax, for the year 1897, and commit
ted to me the lublcrber to collea, viz.
NJ. aGs' SHe;y'eog, " Tr7yv
. Z. NJ DC.h
Jonathan Crscnleaf, Efq. 600 o356 "a
l""' so %', o'se5., zig 5000 100 $40 2
lanes StnchGcId. eco ono 35 g
Jonathan G-eenleaf, 500 oI68 os3a
UnleCs faid taxes with intervening charges
are paid to me the ubr,riber, On or before the
nty-frt day Of March next, 70 much Of ftid
land will then be fold at public vendue at the
dwelling houle Of Seth B.arle innholIer in faid
Hebron, at 10 o'clock in she forenoon, as viii
pay iad taxes and charges.
BARTLETT HOLMES, Collector
November 10, 1893.
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Anccdots Of DR.. Franklin and the late
King Of S7Vedcn.

Anccdots Of DR.. Franklin and the late
King Of ST0edcn.
WHILE this monarch was in France
he was frequently folicited to Witt DR..
Franklin, and as often declined. One
of the French mobiles, who could ufe a
little freedom with the king, begged to
know why he denied him1elf an honor
which every other crowned head in
Europe would be proud to accept
& No man." Gaid he, regards the
Doctors fcienti6c accomplishments
more than do but the king who
affects to like an enthufaf for liberty,
is hypocrite. love the Doctor as "a
philosopher, but | hate him as q poll
tician; and nothing ihall ever induce
me to be in the Prefence Of man
whom my habits and ftuation obIige
me to detef, while it is in ny power to
avoid it,"
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MdTRIMON1c.

FxrR ACT OF a LETTER ON MARRIAGE.
CIT is a juf remark that it is mere
difficult to keep money than to earn il /:
and whatever be the cauIe, few bachel-
ors ever acquire the art Ct keeping, or
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
Runia Furs,
THE Standing Committee Of the

L Socirty Of Cia-iHnah, Of the Common
wealth of Ma1lebalfn5, agreeably to the votes
Of the Socety-Hereby give public notice to
luch of their brethren, as are reduced 70 necel-
fitous circumGances-the widow and orphans
Of others. who may be in Ike circumstances, that
all Applications for relief or afitance, may be
made on, or before the I'd Tuclday ID January
next, % any individual cf the l4id Committee,
who will communicate the fame, and their ref.
pe6tive circumstances will be duly confdered.
The names Of the committee are as follow,
viz.
Gen. Lincoln, DR.. EHfi, Thomas
Ed7pdrds, Eiq. Gen. TacLEr, Co. Wig1oqu,
DR.. ToqvnJfrd, Col. Perkins, Maj. Giibs, CApt
CLARK, Capt. Jobrfn, Capt. Grrrn, CD. Tutor,
Robert Williams, .Jabn Ca7erd-r, Capt George,
Capt. Foqrlt, Ma. Dre1c, and SAMUEL Ar~4rorg,
Recorder.
B3goH, N9v. rs, 1913.
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Communicated
WINTER.

Ruthleis winters rude career
Comesto cIofe the parting year;
Fleeov fakes of fnow defend,
Boreal winds the weIkin rcnd.
Reflect, o man-and well remember,
Tha; dull old age is cold December
For foon the year Of life is gone,
When haary hairs like lnow come on.
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General Prices Current.


PER GUANTITT.-- BOSTON, DEC. ls
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POETRY.
ANEW PATRIOTIC SONG.
THs GREEN MOUNTAIN FARMkR.

a " - a 49, ~ q . ~ - ~ @'N''
b. THOMAS PAINE, 4.
~ LEST on his own Paternal Farm,
I'D CUntented yet acquiring
Below ambitions gilded charm,
Yet rich beyond deGring:
The hi'l-horn rulic, hale and gay,
Ire pra,tling fwallows f2ly,
Or ere the Pine-top lpies the day,
Sings CHEEKY through his valley.
CHORUS
Gy.eH-N1gnrfIirI E.bo H.a4' as dtsves
Live 444aS1s, Lzy sai liberty
With love and plenty, peace and health,
Enrich d by honet LABOR,
He cheers the friend of humber wealth,
Nor courts his prouder neighbour;
At eve returning home, he meets
His nut-brown lals, 70 loving,
And nil his conRant nrair. repeats,
Thro' groves and meadows rowing
Crcca- Mountain etbo Hezv' H5 G.syes
Liys 4dlMs, kszy and Hbrrty
Should factions willy ferpent fpring.
With trcach rous folds { intwine him,
Undauutes by his venomd Ring,
10 flames he would c0ntgn m.
The hardy Yeoman ike the Oak,
That lhsdes bis woodland borter.
Would bafhc Anarch's yeng-iul aroke,
To 1lelter Law and Order.
Crsc1- AfsaatsiE5 eebo HeIo'a's ot11s
Lire AdIms, lar aaS AJeyy
Should bottle fleets orr flores af4I,
By home-bred traitors aided,
No free-born hand would uN the vale,
BY aavery degraded
Each mouth would join the patriot brave,
To die proud Freedom martyr,
And fhed its latelt drop to fave
His eountry's glorious charter,
Cytea- Mountain eebo then u ~ b.
Fight "a fgbt on, for liberty.
But bark. tn invading foe alarms
RelpoGve cannons rattle;
And WASHINGTON again in armI,
Directs the 1orm Of battle.
The locuR-fwarm Of galiic fends,
He fweeps 70 mid way oceln;
While fame the valued ether rcnds,
With conqueft's loud commotion.
Shout Sbeat Co!E,rbiarf Hcav'a'I 4tey's,
I'll WASHINGTON and PICTORT.
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b. THOMAS PINE, =. a.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-24
TOHN Low and Jacob Fiiher, Mer-

John Low and Jacob Either, Mar-
y chants of Kenaehun, in the dtr6t Of BjdicforG
and PepPcre borough, in Madachuretts, having been
fcverav fued the DitrGt Court Of Maine, for four
hundred dollars each for violation OF the z7th fiction
q the All eptitIed An Act provide more eFtCtuly
for the collection Of the duties mpofd BY law goods
and merchant impor cd into the United States
and tonnage Of ihips veiIos'' far being know
ingy concerned removing and fecurng levcntccn
puncheons Of foreign Rum 60 tha the revenue Dc the
United States had en- defraudcd of the dltic thereon
The Jury found verdict agUnG them respectively
for the laid penalty. upon uch l4ts,ory evd nee As
induced them give i, without going OF the Rand .
and in obed enoe 10 the law in that cafe de and pro-
vided, thi, publication in the paper directcd to
be maze, By
JEREMIAH HILL, C2Asa9r.
Djf,ig ofBitl jorl u P-f8.rsBoroyg5,
Da-t@5.r I2fB 1853.
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THIS GIZETTE,

Is regularly buJAJbed e0ery MoND'
at E. #. JENEs's PrinfiHg-0lF.@,, !.
MiddlsFrcet, near the bead Ct 4.
Rrcct, Portland; 40bers )AB(SrF@
advertisements, and communicative
rersived 7y4tb attention.
= Tbe terms are, ONE DOLE
u FIFTY CENTS per anNan' !
cLrJITH Of POSTAGE. P'iiffA2' (
ment5 are requsfed. N
n THE cxfcnfVs and rapidly mfry 81
cirenlation gftbs GAZETTE FShu 4,
big5y advantageous for ADVANi''
MENTS.
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Cumberland County,.
q THE Collectors of the

County Tax, for the year 1893, are
notified, that Executions will iaue z
gainlE all that are delinquent on the
1T Of February next.
JosEPH M'LELLAN, TrSg(lrer.
Nor. 23, 1898.
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IN its Various branches, exeeHftd IT, u,
tentiop and dilPatcb. = OfOf -
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks'
bills, sc. daly attended 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

etc, roe friend ,he i.>-;y q n,,.
kind.--5 cheers.
8. By Mr., Geore c. rzy!o--.Ae,r
the American Eagle - - her ON Is rl,.
mage, and every IaY DC ir,ppsi :: IS
borrowed tcashers.--6 yheefs
g. BY Mr. }ones--Kofc:u.s o, ;b, 4.
sender OF potiih libeny-May lis ef,.ed.
ing wounds teach the people, to a.. o.
tyranny IN the bud,-e ch:sls.
&c. BY Nf. Alexaoder R2sRse-..-.
William B Giles, the Fran ds:snae, az
the fpifit Of 1870 % clesrs
u. " Mr. Iiyhon---ri.s ir,ror. u
,. aj7ain ,9an%ln, { 10 tnatcte,i f,a
hohi Heaven, an4 che iceaae- !yee, :,
iyra"t-- 9 ci'eer,
~ Py BIS Msscor-May co.n,n. 3
d'fsrPo,H 'Nent oversize the e;,y,n.,,. os
the rishte d Ii,e pcap;e. ia SL.,eyes
oann'ry they aopss - 9 cheers
q. BY har. Jutn as,pr e--m,, ,..
hates CT f,r'stics tyaiersize 10 the
!rnF rtneir'es 9: titeriY, auc may .s cal
( ttefSsts g'vs place to Ltss,sl aoyap.a.
ses. Gi.Sers
= - o. .V.aErNrd-- & oFge WystC.
Cddn@es!oe ct N'sG;nisf he diCpcu!sros
equity, s'1d furpSr,ey ~ ths !aeg os
BE ccCa>ry.--e ciseets.,
rs BY Ar. Dnntconb- May ,be
nenT':efs e the Americas sdlr.n;e.a
t'"as ever recOi-tt, traS they AVE- n.
Setvatts. Yor the Matters, @, ta5 s,o.
pc s Cheers.
% sy a. Jafeph se,aea-- steph..s
Thorn ofon Msio1 acd EceI ! syxps,).
sen aiof' +. n Sirs.a'a. Z * ~ II.
&c ns - L,0cltss -~g cbeeTs.
ti.e cverirg ~as tpeIt Ssgh greet
chesv'v!Nefs &c l'} rjfy Rc1 the DOM
pan9 !spaa'e. n peste4 tisnal;2 aae
gaoc aver s'--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
SAVANNAH, Jan. "a.

Ieherday arrived brig Rsrk'cy,
Capt. EsIIman, 20 days from To
bsgo. He iaforms, sAae il vas -.
cofie,r acre, by gentleman who
ieft Guedaloapc Och December, thai
3 briggs ana 2 fcbopncrs rrjvsfe, ys.
were 70 iaiI Rom thence OF or zbeo,.
;he 2oth DscemScr, to rruifc on .hs
co4A OF SoAh- Carolina and Cseor.
gia. Capt. r. further pEefa1s, that
the m1lASsocs and ne.rses, o-iqiaal
ihhsbltsnis q Tfinidsda, hzd rilcn
and taken pGlemon of all TIC ilanS
except the cspiisl, TIE governor
in sS eogasgcF7nt ~ith them took
g, and hueg Them wiihou, rial.
Thtee fec n1Snss bao fade5 from Mar.
,in,co 20 ,6sEeliefof TfiDidads. %
the I3ta ult,l capt. II. fpoke the nip
Aurora, Capt, O'Connor, OF New
York, boaad to Jamaica, ii DAYS on
On the Oh infl.,in lar. "a, long.
79, was beA ded by the Bnrhh fri
gaze Andtogsds, on csuile in CON.
ps0y WITH tvo Others.
The lch-oasr Gorneiia, Csps Aus
zen, on he 1875 e from Nav York,
on Saturday tge 9Th ine. abnut (
leagues 10 fhe foutbWsrd of Cape
Bookooi, 1v wreck, ihe had pain,
ed Oh Der he.n---'Pciiy dsll, UfM1n-
igcke;,' and appeared 81 bc about 40
tans, ihc wss foil Of ws,ey, snd her
ousk head Cove in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

5eciase, that alqoft every night sbout
gVgeive O'Clock tE>re ap pears large
bah fire az intervals, which iliuui.
maze every rccm IL the goa! fer lone
time.
F." Doom'd for certain term so
walk the night,
And FOR the day conhned to fair in.
Hhgss,
4 5ii'ttIs foul criuiss done in my days
ofnapu5e -
Are bernhard purg'Isway, But that
~ , | on, toEbid 80
Q cell tire iacrcts ofmy p;iion houi-.
| Could 2 rste unfold, whole tghteA
word
@ouid barrow up the fou!, freeze
al shy blood
NJ axe ihy two ewes like Gars far,
from 'heir ieheres, >
shy knoited and uncombed loctsec
psrc,
And each particular hair to Gand or
end
Like quills upon the fretfui porcu.
pine"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
Virginia Legislature.
Eazradf tron eee s5<,a, soi gf s&t llssys n
0sEsetcj,
SatprdaT, jan. aolh, 1853.

. 49,
The FIolie proceeded 60 coaqaer
the aaendCenrs Of vhe Senate, e. .he
bill, 70 repeal certain at}s and &C.
claring the contraction cg tha Hi
OF Rights AID Coritita,ion eonoern.
ing keligioa, which bil! is in te,
following Roids.
{Vhsreasthe Gonfieu.ion oftbe
G (sate Of Niyginie, hath pronauhctd
the government Of enc kIag Of Er.
elsad, TO have been totally d:dcla.
cd by the rcvc.as;on, aath fs5Gi.
tuted ii place OF Ii. civil govern.
;nsni 70 rigolVed; q new cipll "a.
'svernGlcnt, and hgrh Il the 5,.i II,
klgats e&ctpted from sas powers
g'vsS 'etae iuu!iituie2 goveTae4 yaf,
lie % Hef .cf Eeoiping any ieeei@s :
eeciei; eisical or cheseh gcvsiumeu,.
{ n lieu Of that 20 di'io!ved. IS ST..
fcrring tac iGejea 4F relje;og, q.
confidence Aad ~hercss ,ha r,
veral ass preientlv recite3, oo7ad.
uoic th> csrQrca eiaatll1hed aa8a-
tn-TegGl go9ernrnsot, 70 have ra.,-
tlaped 70 GIhleausb,iy 20 IN: con,
titution; beve 6eAewe1 rrc,e.-
upon thar chureh nave sie:.ac 3
Legislative right 20 el:chi iGa aaqJ e..
heious fct4 8 aud h,Ye irco-sofa;ea
religious feds all q which ia n.
coniii'enr WIKI tee principles cEths
Eonil'atiog, end c! yeiigiras free,
Cen, and uaanifefly !.nd5 TO the
re elratlithmsEt Of national
Church rcr psfythtiou wheruol,
BE II eA@lTss, Tag the feyerai
laws, Gle tii'eS whereof IRE az follcg.
Au a6s Tor eHsmpilng the different
teclsiiss of dilIeutcrs fy0c. eoot,;-
c"'ing 90 'he mpgo5t aud nnai.,ten,
ance Ct The church as by law etts.
IL ibsF, sud is ninasrs, and for
O'hsH parfof4s therein rnsntioned.'
'-"' An "a ~ repeal 70 raach of The
act for 'he ieppoy1 Of Ike cisryu.
and f7r he regular COLLECTING and
paying tie parinl iee;es, a, reiz,es
70 tilc ps} rnert Of ihe 'slsries hcrc.
'iofofe gfvep rs t|3s e,efgy of the
church Of England ;'--~S "a a., for
incorporating the pro.eaan, Lod-
eopal caGrch ;'--Au act 70 sufhr-
RTE the e!ection otcorSain y.tr,ss,'
- An acE 60 tepcol re ,e fr 81.
corp rating the frcte2.ry Ep..sa
pal church, and foe otb., ,,,n. 90
-~zGo An sGt for e;eine ceg7,n COS
ofs 80 the ,rYares q .ne 1sos-,.v
Of the F'Hcilsnt Ep,fcopsi cherca.
DC, act the isne ars b. e5y rsyes3
&c, ard declared 10 DC yoio. an5of
&c cEs2. Aoa i; IS f4r.asr de.
'cl7rsd, fbat e. .,2, iotsulea, a.
'aa f2r eRaHliGing religions free.
dom IS : tsss expgiaon o. ,ss
principles Of soc BIZ ef a,rhsabt
& Contribution
HE nrtt amendmenf oftae Ssa3fs
was, to Rrike ogs .he p4samb,e If
the BIZ, from ,h@ eo,1, where's. 10
the eno,' ard Gibiinj,e ihe .oliss.
ing;
Z he qgsaici, s.sesla,taa ofo.
pe,sv in .hs g;rbs: aua s,cles De
'Vsitel or 90. S. 80 J.. ga
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
AUGUSTA, January 6.

- - - JNsoNsE -
We learn by Mr.. Hill, from the
nsighbourhood Of Greenfoorougb,
thar on Friday, the AID uls. party
or 3hits msn crcHsd the Oconee RI
yer about IS miles above Fort Fidi-
Us, attacked camp Of Indians, kill
led one, and wounded two Of them.
Se Wno was killed is reported to be
one ot fhe commiiioners appointed
oy the Creeks 20 attend Cdnnipg the
line between that nation and the iet-
ricd parts OF this Fate, Thus, fJom
the wsato0 pa. earisy of Seys a5i-
viduais, is the peace Of the cow na-
nlty di'suroed, and the rights OF hu-
rFanity grossly violated.
.I2upan, g
The hoaorlble MAJOR Gsaefsl
james Jackfoo IS eieaed gscernar
of this Ha,=.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
e flMOaR. Ian o..

Ehs ihlp Crtess of Ricl,assd, capt.
Samuel Calf. from Nc ras.. bound 20
Libon, December e3. fopadeFed living
70 III heavy ;gsie. TIE captain and
crew had iteourie to the !oag boat for
the Preiervatiop Of their lives aud az.
ter being ~ hours cxpoie6to the mercy
or the iea, we're takea IN 6y The Dluili
mp Minerva, capt. john SemeIman,
from LeSAora,- bvuad to BaI,imore. " no
tre4ted them With toe greatetf humani
q, and 70 whom captain Calf rSturcs
his mot GGcest thanks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
PR 0 2 O SITIOM

q Colonel iIamil,oa q Nezo X. W, (, in the
Convention far eFabiya.sg z C5afaa
'QtioE q Govern@ent J6r Me Uslel
S.asc..,
1. The fupre:ne legitlaiive power al
the United States of Americ4, TO he
veited in two off cent bodies of men.
the oss TO be called the ARembly. the
ether the Senate, who together ihaII form,
the legislature Of the Uu!ied States,
with poweE 10 pats al! laws Whatsoever
in5Jcd to the negative hereafter men
! toned.
IL. The Afembly TO conGii of Der
| ions ele&fed by the people, 10 ierye for
three years.
LII. The Senate to oonGl of oe.-
foa, ele9ed 70 ierve duriap eo3d be-
hsvionr; their election TO be made I1y
electors chcien fortfs, purpcic by :hs
people; In order to this the na!es 70
ne divided into election dia.i6fs. On
the death, resignation oS removal ofany
Senator, mis- place to Be hlled OUT ofthe
a!ltriEt from which be came.
~, The fncrcme executive ausho-
r;ty Of the Limited States 10 be sefied
in Goveynot to be elected durinq
good behaviour the election to be
arade - electors choieu by t'.e psople
10 the election difriets afcre laid. The
authorities aad funGtiors to be az Ill
iow = to have negatiSe upon all laws
a1ou; 70 L oZir,.i, ana ihc execution
ct all laws piiled 10 lave the direSfi-
On OF war vl.en authorized or begun
to have With the advice and apprGbat;
on Of the Sesste, ttFe power of MAXIM
all treaties TO nave the ioIe aupoiar"
nient OF the, heads or chief officers Of
Ihc dePaitnySni5 o! Snancs and foreign
Affairs to have the nomination Of ali
other cficefs. (snIba!ladors 70 foreign.
nations included} fubica TO the sporo.
hatiou or rejection of the Senate:
TO have power Of pardoning all Of
ieaces. except trezfon, which he
ihsIl cot PARDON without the approba
ton oirhc Senate.
V On lie death, reGgaa,ich or re-
moysl OF th- Governor, his surhori.jes.
to be evetcifad by ths PredGenf Of the
Senate I'll igcteiIor be appointed.
Va. The senate "a have the fole
power of itgiaiag VA The power o.
adyifus aud approving sa treaties; The
power Of pFroviog and 1yectiRe ali
aPpointncn = Offices, except ne
heads or { lief q! nc depalif-euts OF & /
nance, war md foreign af rs
VII The suy-tuse Judicial au,ho-
rIfy ct iac United States to Be vslled in,I
J HJges TO hai their Offices dorns good
BEHAVIOUR aitA adequate ana perma- |
nent iaiarie. This Court 10 have e,i. !
er'0i l"r't.iii,T ~ N csn6s Of cap
a1ts ifki9se prtdi6tion III gli J
~auiss ca H.nlLh TIE tsycngss Of the |
general EossFnwcGt o. the citizens ST !
'DteiGr na;loHs afe concerned
VII The Legila,urc Of the Uni |
tcd 5fatss % have poRer 10 infti.ute |
CooTts "a each State l5r the de,ermi- |
%at.o" Of az matters Of genera, con, !
ezra
HS Co'tIGOts senators a1G az 7
Chnceri 81 the United Stz,cs ;e be Ia /
DE 70 Impeachment fof IA, aad cnr-
fnp' condu6', and upon conviction to !
" smosei rom olhce aud d;iopalifed |
torn 'oitlns anJ rlasc Of tut aud |
pfcti an5 81! ;Glpeacmren,s 70 esui
ga by ? Court to COAST Of Tie Chief
OF Jacge Of She Sroeres
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30


ON Friday lat, 4 numerous ard.>-
tpstsabls co:Spany. OF Gentlemen .u,n
ii'lin3 OF many Members af:he Geo.
rai Al'ea;i2ls. and iaaabiraris a Chi.
Cry, :uc at che Eagle Eavey, >, e.,
icy the pieafIre ef cutsrainiro, lb,.i.
woSTAY FeL5ov ctrfzgv, JAMES
MONROE, !gt. Mi6;aer l.on 10y
n'ied States = the ReoabHc Of France
AFTER dihaer the folio siss P.,eio,ic
iOASEo .7@re d-s3k:
1Dodor FausKLE in tee ,oLzt-
l. PROPERTY 10 A nerits Ma
the dark inAuence OF Britain, Be una
glory.
May tif- virtue ahd valour Of i.
nericahs, ever defend rhrn iron, ~
attacks, Whethsrfecret or opco.
3 May thefe be abho.rcd l,v ,b,
friends of Freedom, who can BE- jn6;t.
tsraa' ~t's" her friends are, seIa;.sd s.
z. Thr s1a,s ofqirsinisA.sa. her
delegates always deirnd tie r+.eh,s Of
the people from executive s-ncroses.
nen,s.-:3 cheers. 49,
s Succeis to tliz zsnnies Ct Fran-s
engaged in TIE 1auls 81 l-a,er.y.
c Peace esd : eeedaaa 10 ali nations
Wh'a the overthrow Of Tv,snF-y !.
all the earth. " -
2. The Fair Daughtefs M : c,.;;.,,
---May they lovc oilytt,e f-ien4s o.
Loer'y' and detef tl,oie -wbo nTefr,d
to i9,eerr their crimes, by nra(ed;ng 80
ongoferned attachment 10 HE sair tx
% cheers. -
D. t3?aIta AID Ioog lie TO ,h4 true
RePn5iican; spd Perji!iaato him g, H.
1naer me PFeteoce Of defso5in, -Ae
l l Of freedom, attempts to slider
m'6s 1t Tor ihe pnrpGfc Of ereqiue III.
l nalt's of Tyranny in its room
g. May merit ever oppofs the ye;-jd
Of truth TO the dlaf,s OF tai,,,n,,,,. M,
iRe t,Ithful Pstriols be kmawn, and ~.
tate BE unveiled q cheers,
10. The Government Which e..
men have choisr-NIay viriue aIons
be rewarded by ,hole who sdr,i9;a..
III and nay The teH of meri, ne atlinns
performed for the isreice of our cur
'ry--3 cheers. 0""
II. May f5reign antiques hq b,rir,
ed hCin the go2s,nment Of free r,en
and ,c,av -, o.. a 80 NftD,
9 cheers, pow
u May the diainaions Of Ariao.
crscy and Democracy, be- loryo,,e, h,
Americans and R'ay al iinceTely uo;,s
~ the oanie OF libefy, and 6eirrge thr
name o. kepuhicans!--, cheers.
81 May she ,irle OF Foe, 70 o5oi
ornsr ces'e 10 be Given to ;hole @la
VIII good inreaf, 0ppole the mtst,,e,
% D. administration 10 ches,s
- Relief to0fprfed Yatfia,s ,bra'.
out ths piobs'~-9 cheers.
y, Nay ths erscrS OF FREE ner h.e
IoTgoNtl 10 the g3oa lsey have done
70 r,snk,rd IS cheers~
20. uoioi and c .o,1,d ~ ,b. r
'Hea otai.s, aad coaiaGon TO their -
nenies. 40 chst,s.
VOLUNTEERS.
j. BY m- James 21on.oe--aI, lei.
ferlop.--t5 cheers.
Afrf Ms Monroe rs,jr.5 Nv =,
fon'iise--Jatots Monroe, our .ne oli
niiter to France May Anss,jc. 200,
hpr' astb- 'rue .'risad Of liberty. " sieh
be Va never failei to fIasoT I'd
GERS. -
3 ByMr B-ookc May every Cs,,k
81 tyrsnay be estInguihed on esr,h. z,
tie principles Of republicaniSm be- ss
bSed as tic Ermacsnt q Heaven
cheers.
Z. BY Mt. NichoIst--Mr. pesrbo,n
Of Msfacbufsi,s. ohssrs
6, BY Nc. Willis--Air. hladiCop.-
9 checrs.
o By MIr. Pselon Albert Calla,ip,
g cheer.
2. Fly Mr.. Barton Of Bal,ipose--Fsy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
PHIDADELPHlA, Jan. ,6
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.

III. following document, which 70
completely unmalks ths political
Character Of the man Nho has been
mcit nt'runenta in en:4iirg on the
United STATES thofe p-raicioas fyE
TENS pIder which they now groan,
comes &c us tho a resrzfs trough
iaaice9 channel, from member Of
the 81 ana E0Fvesfias.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30
Ex'raa OF letter rom Dublin. dst.l
October L.

VI 49, 'IV4iI DVu!Ib, dated
October &.
4" The camp al LehawnGown broke
up yefte'd2y, as the sIny are to make
Tying enca npateats aud fhsm battles
from Lu'terei'g town to TIE Currseh, to
mare them before the French come.
We have d. guat force here, and are to
have an addition ofso, 600 from Engisaa
coDhlihg os militia, yeotneu aud resn-
lar troop >, which wiil be above an hnn
bred aod t~sS'y thoufsnd effective 1nen
at The leaf computation, and twelve
hips ofwsr 8, COX bstidss frieates, To-
We sgpeel an invanon.T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

The iecrctary Of fate yettcr-
day received letter from MIR.
Murray, our minilter at the
Hague, incIoilpg a letter recei-
we'd by him from GENERA AL
MARSHALL, dated tle an
October. itatlngthat the FScneh
government had notatthat time
recognized the American COM
milton, and that they expected
that they would hortly be o.
bli3ed TO quit the republic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-01-30

BOsTo5.Jt nuary 10.
Fs5H FRANcF.

FS6nr FRANCE.
So va',oas a-e tie r}porrs srd-o-
PIR'oas ,n circulation r. ipecting the
reception, &c- Of Gus euyeys- extra,
10 Franco. Saat ~ osaaot but Gy
with laeke'2eare--.
--.---" Rumo4s is ; ?iPe,
" bio~nby lusf.!ies, cAlcuGes,eon~
leGfutes,
Anl Of 10 e~6y and 20 plain Rop,
nat the b!gns monitor HF,h an.
courted mead
Gan play uponit."