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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15
LITERATURE,
TIE ARTS AND SCIE CTS.


Mr.. BROWNIES travels in Aftiol, Syria
and Egypt have appeared in London and ez-
cited much public attention. He begins By
apOlOgiziug unneceGarily for any defef in bis
competition, which is always accurate, never
cOnfufed, and often fpirted and elegant. After
pointing out the information that can Be found
at Cairo, and explaining the Object of bis jour
ney from thence, he mentions lome in pOrtan'
papers which were lon at Alexandria, perhaps
when the French f,ized that city and he gives
an account Of the now interrupted intercourfe
between Egypt and AbyTnia. That Bruce
had been at Gondar, had been favoured By the
King, and intruaed with the Government Of
The province Of Ras el-Fil, Mr.. Brown found
TO be true; bit all his informants agreed that
Bruce never had viGted Il. AbyGinian fource
Of The Nile.
The preface is clofed with lome obfervations
on the cau!es Of error in African geography,
and an apology for fome Innovations in ortho-
graPhy, calculated 70 produce more Of the real
Oriental form and found, as kahira for Cairo,
Sc,
Mr.. Browne arrived in Egypt on the 10th
Of Janury, 1872. About month afterwards
ne proceeded to silva, in the def+rt, in order
70 dilcover the famous Temple Of Jupiter
Ammon. He returned to Alexandria, and
thence repaired to Rathid, or Rof,ta, and to
the Natron Lakes. The Capital Of Egypt and
she fngular government Of that country, were
the next obje9, Of his attention, anl ,are de-
fcribed with great care and ability his fknl in
the Arabic, and accef. to The Beys, having
farnilhed him with many new facts and OFFER.
vations.
Intending to penetrate into AbyGnia, he
began his voyage up the Me. in October, 1892,
and bis defcriPtion IF Upper Egypt, unviited
BY Volney and Savary, forms very intereRing
feature Of his book. A; Afuan, or Syene, he
found that war had broken out between the
Beys Of Upper Egypt and the Cachef Of Ibrim ;
and, all further PrO5refs being precluded by
chat unforefeen event, he was conRrained to re-
urn.
From Cheune he viGted CO1ir, a port on he
Red Sea Some recent orcprrencAe ~
Kahira occupy the next chapter which is fol
flowed By curious diFertation on the perfons
and comp lexion of the ancient Egyptians, De
znonarating that they were not negroes, as
Volney cOnjeaured, with no leGs abfurdty than
when he attempted to prove that Jefls Chrit
never exiRed
A journey to Ferume is accompanied with
an ipfpeaiOn Of the lake Morris, a diCcufioD
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-15

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mott t1qults repl:tces which can be found in any
language
A buck chanc'd to meet young beautiful Maid,
Her cheek like the roGe in fll DIolIom arrayd,
And fad, with fgnifcant nod,
(Whi.e drawing her veil with great bodneEs afde)
b Cd, ma Am your painted - " II. true h1 re-
Piled,
am indeed painted-by cd.
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A French able among very large party,
had violent difpute with a Genueman, who
fitting at the bottom Of the table, the diRance
between them rendered the accomplishment Of
any perfonal iniuIt imPra6ticabe. 81 Sir" faid
The Gentleman, " if were near you, fhould
give you box on The car, 70 y0p may eogfaer t5s
blozy as gives." q And, Sir, replied the able,
were near you, ihould draw my fword, and
run you through the body, 70 yo4 may c9gfAr
y0nyifF az dad"
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Il i remarkable coincidence that, at this very
period, Mr. Park was in the Wen Of Africa He left
England, May ~, 1875; fet out from Pillria, Dec
1905; and was tcAned at Benowm. from March to
July, 1896. he returned, Sept. 1895, KamaIia (;
whare be remained tA April, 1927 and he arrived al
the Gambia p June 1927; eighteen months having
pahed from the COMMENCEMENT Of bis inl and tour of
diicogery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
6666l6sl6sls
Fran a late Baltimore Paper.

'N"F " 'HfS Of'"HVS ttpSJ'
- That man greatly lives,
what'er his fate or fame. who greatly dies
High arfh'd with hope, where heroes ihail de.
fpair,'
Dies, a few weeks ago, 10 Baltimore
covn.y. 10 which he had rcrea,ed during
the prevalence Of be fever, William Taw-
Ter. long Respectable charsaet Of FePs
Point.
The circumstances attending he death,
nay DC raoked among thofe OF the mol I'm.
gu.ar nature Srd esilssl vaa, he appeared
perfectly codcious of his approaching dif-
tluiioa, and wi boG the leaf agitation. re-
qnctcd hls attendants 20 remove him ont Of
fhe houie immediately after his deceate.
with ID ,he furniture therein; emphs,iosllg
debating he houie would be continued
particularly de6gnaiing at the fame time,
the corner Of tbs room ia which the free
would or mate. This requea, tho ex-
'rernely coherent, was regarded only "a a
debr,ous CLIFTON, aud confequeutly mat
tended to. but the injunction being reiter.
a'sd, lady prefen,, 70 alleviate his In her
e6imation) gronadisls anxiety, Gpnnklea a
quantity Of water on that part which wa.
zoe otieet ofh's appreheoGons.--S bort
tine after his he expired.
The psrfons engaged in the az Of watch.
liag, being IN room he;ow, oce of them re.
termed 70 Tia, in which tbs corgfe lay, at
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
CHARLESTON. December ~
"a RALANCE LOGX.

Seysa Loddoo paper of he Iz,h Sep
tember, Tor ransfo ming boats on canals from
one level 20 anot the, was ,ried on the Do
let and Some let Canal, at NJ lis, on the 9th
inlany, aod toa D compie sly 40 auiwer
BY his Invention, the difficulties which have
70 long exieed, OF transferring boats on
canals without lols Of wa:er, are now fully RI
moved, aid at LET'S expeaf- than by any
other ichere HI be.;o ingge aed, ard it is
very probable, that the necefity OF tuEnels
will be hereby iuperceded. The expert
meot was made on tail OF ~ feer, AID Ia
dc boats transferred up and down in much
les t.me than u employed in palIiug in CON
mon but this inveution IS capable OF being
sihxed TO fall of 40 feet, or much great
CT depth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
gaz VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMoND:
Ffday, Drecm5sr IS, 1890.

Richard z. Lees letter TO fbs C9veyn-
or Of IBIS State, referred TO in ne
So0srnor's aadrIti to tie GealIoi
AlSm5y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
CsCo,r@ae3t.

i1E patron' % this work are -efpe6-
, fully iatormcl, that VIII, duiu,. he
preien' teiiion OF Cong,el,. laad lcpetr, 1t
the experiment. meets, thc', spp.oba.;on) be
~ weekly, y S crtoHs, ,un 1T n. o IA
tee" pages TX sEcrIoNs % compete a
SumB =, of 60 pages.
ne rtsfuus oi this m19var,a are nu-ae-
T'u' amung3 O hers, y;e d.Hieoit, Of rranf
"','''s them 10 iubicr,b,rs YVES exceedingly
g'ea, ;'oo cunD,ous .or admllUan iu,o a.,
ms'i, 'h-Y were n ceHsrily ,omui.t.d to +. e
Precaron5 modes % wzegoas aud ss,yr-cor
seysucc9 ;---'hls oss nrena ,3uaan q. rec
OF cDapPoUinieRi and v,xs,'ou rs veil 60
inbtcr'bcrs "a O oyielf .o.s preien. ihaa-
hole aliiicui;'ee vii, Oc sgo,ded hry VIA
NJ regularly tent 30 ,he mat, aud the puaapc
cannot exceed dollar year TO The !r5.i
di''an' tab,c iber. The anxje.y wE CD tsigs
upon be mind o every pohucia,, to oo,ain
correct < carly Gey1i.s OF he Proceedings ,.t
Cangreis, could nog be s-ailfcd BY pub
n-e'oa itlu,d but twice N a qisrter o.
Ye5" Tor their acccmmoda ion, and nv own
'nrerst, ! have adopted he greleut plan,
pf-iao"e THAI rs uie.uinc,s s!l eufure il
the apProbauon OF al the fuhcriosrs.
The Subieibe,s arc relusted to cell a,
Ite Pea Oiice nearsh to their ro.ueetiv,
pieces 81 ,ej5e &c, AID receive the Sections
% t. y vii Be ad,teEcd 10 ,le.p, reg -.a,l,
At ieaH once week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
BdGne Branch, q. Oh. {.
70 b Sohd or kenild,
4 traCf OIL and.

CONTAINING 700 acres by an old fur
vcy- IN the c-auF OF Charles Civ ia,s the mo.
Pertyo col. Q. Bird feces!sd. This ,rst9. s,sieh
= known - - name OF RIvEkEDG4, les ~
lanes ri0cr, a. inc iGance # ouly ,c.rty~G.e
miles rom F-,erbu-g. ant thirty from Rich oud.
There i a good cyyeNng houfc on ths land f,uA-
ted near the riv-r, and Commanding ssal., al
p'o(geel Mil CAPABLE of grinding Tor fasy
families an Orchard Of thriving apple trees, sir1
a valuable FGe-y
The preatee part OF this ,raa is,yood land ard
the cleared etosud i wei ai9p Ell to The cni,.vla
son 81 corn and wheat, gond eeep Of ,yh'ch is
now growing. The terms iaie "a y IN. Known
~ appicatiou :, Nj Wiiisnl Munford. OF ,ae
'oun'y OF Msetlrusurg or 20 the fubfri5er.
AN<N BYRD &ds;qros5 *
with The wi annexed of
OrwAY BrSD decyoCei.
November aIa. Goo. 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

pyoacr in lhemielves T; it was alleged bT ,hci-
who voted sgaina lhe motion that the trns
principle would De, that in al cafes of trsa-
tie IN which ,he preiiJcnt recommended ie-
crecy. The ioipnction ihould exii ua,iI re-
vokcd ~ the Senate.
Tie fgpo1r;ng tW 7vas ,elGir TIE R0af If
R.prGtaisfiprf on Wcd..jd y iqR.
A Bill concerning the DiitriA of Colum-
bia.
Section I. Rc Il rrq7s56y fb< Senate and
Houis Of Rsbretrssfiut5 o6tbe United States
of4nsrisa ia Gszgrrfi g9fmSeP, That the
laws Of the State Of Virgiaia as hey exi6tj
on me iirit Monday Of December in the year
1900 lisi be and continue in force N that
part Of the Ditri6t OF Columbia which was
ce1sd by the faid Fate TO III: United States,
and by them accepted for the permanent
feat Of government aud that the laws of
the fate of Maryland, as they exilted on the
faid era Monday in December nall be AMI
continue in force il that part of the laid da-
tri4 which was ceded by the aate 30 the
United States, asd BY. them accepted 80 "a
foreGaid
Section 2. IHd De n Jnrftsr faadc2, hat
all executive aud judicial officers, appoint
e& by the REFLECTIVE Rates Of Virginia aud
Maryland, and who had iuritdictiuo ia or
over the faid ditra, or any part thereof,
on the faij 6rit Monday Of December ac-
cording to the ,enor Of the onollitu iop and
laws of the faid ita,ea, G1ail continue to hold
end exercife fdch iurifd3ion un,il removed
by The Preiident Of he United S,atce and
that the appoin ment OF al fuel, officers here
after, lhalI be made in he manner dciignaie1
by the iecoad fec1ion OF the iecond sr,cle Of
the conai,ution OF the United Stases.
Section 3. d5eafp'i5er r7a5,d, That
nothing in this act contained ihal in any
wife alter, impcach or impair tire rights
granted by or derived from the aas OF iu-
corporation of Alexandria and George
TOWN. or any Other body corporate or pc.
Iitic within the fsid diGnA.
Deee7,Irr 20.
Its whifpercd that the Pref 'cnf
will nominate Albert Gallatin,
Secretary OF the l'rcaiuary, to fuc-
coed Oliver Wolcott, cVen be'ore
lie 4t6 Maycb next : where is the
citizen that more deleryeS the place
or can more ably fillit?
Ca5ieff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

AgSmby-
SIR,
WITHOUT apology for my not being
pcsiousliy known 70 you, | take the liberty
of sddrelIing you as chief mag ilr7te of the
Commonwealth of Virginia, on a rubiea in
NY judgement highly in,eref ug to me liber-
ty and happinefs of nv fellow. citizena.
Some time in the fprirg of lait year, cap
tain rrux1on of the Cou9ellaiiou frigate fsut
to doaor X. Rssi one of the al se, men
Of RE borough of Norfolk, q man who se
laid acknowledged himfeif one OF the nu,i-
ueers on board the Hermione friqate :,he
man wa cnrnmii,ed 70 jrii fuajsa to the o..
drr Of he Briti(h copiui, by him tax en- out.
lent to Jamaica, and there executed. This
information is from doctor Read hiprcIf IN
the pre!eree of Seth Foaer. John Niyiron
OtwaY Byrd doctor Bauaud, ,hc B1t;a,
coniul snd severai Others Zoe on being a0,ed
ny 7Pta'n rExton o. Sunday. IAN. wb..
had become OF the man he hsd 'Csr- ss one
OF tne mut'ne-ro on board SIC Hcrmiouc ri
gote, he replied that he had d -liyered HIN .
the Britifh con(ul, Mr. Hamilton 4, no wa.
Prelrnt, obferrcd, that Ms had fen, him 20
Jamaica where he was banged Although
'hs contel,ion was made in The nrelence nf
launch 'ederalifls and men OF o-der. We, rho
puac'pie was alarming and of courfe made
iome node As loon as heard of il an.
pied to tho jsilor +; the rcfnlt Of my enon;rv
q that there "a, ~ y pc Gou comm. led ~
tottor Read, iudjea to the or er Of the Bri.
u'h coHiul. thar he was taken out OF iail aud
2ut on board Bri IN veGcI but what hi,
late was he knows rot The MI timus he lays
IS either let OF miGaid. The Tailor alfo in.
formed me, that previous 20 this, another
man was conmi,ted by do9or Read for The
lame offence hut thar he died IN iail before
there was m opportunity of feeding him .
way copy Of thar mit,imrs herewith lend
yeu.
l lhall forbear to remark on the dreadful
consequences that may arife from condu
this fort and ihalI only obfrrye, tha, if men
clothed wiSh an hority. Can be MADE inaru
mente of oPpreilion 20 crafty the vsws Of q
bu'nh 'ooniui, we may bid adieu 10 tn IL
berry and haPpioeis Of our country and eve
ry hing dear aud valuable to lis IN life
F ON conviction in nv mind, tina, doctor
Reads conduit has been improper, / have
h'nght ii incumbent on me ia Give YOU ,hia
information. am very RESPECTFULLY Sir.
Your obedient fervsn,,
RICHARD Z. LEE.
JAMES MONROE E q.
G0Ve,nO' Of Viyginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
RALEIGH. IN. C.)Dec. rs.

On lhurlday lat, in the Houle of Com
mons, Mr.. Fitt p,elen,ed bill for the fur
thcr taxing OF Bachelors, and TO forward the
population OF ale Gate, by promoting and
encouraging matiimony.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

iia.ed etfiode. 20 fsaa' tie candles. -
This oihce was duly ex-eo Cd TIL about 2
Q CLOCK, when the petfou sccudomed to per
form It, ertsrcl the room Tor TIA, p1rpoie.
I and 20 her an'szement, which car De better
Conceived Esan delin-a,sd, ,iifcov=r-d tire
enkiotiing ia thst very part of L uhere the
deceaied had predicted its origin. Ths can
dies were burning as ufgal, and the fire en-
trsly remote from thsm. She sndesyored
10 remove the corpie, on; foun5 il mPra9i
q bic, ana before he could receiYc -iiilaucc
to enable her to cFett it the roofn, hayiog
been Ieeeniiy painted, was 70 completely in
vowed ~ flames as TO rendcr her eicapc ii;-
bcHi'. The oorPie, houle, and inrni,u.e,
then became prey 10 the distinctive eie-
msnl, and wcre totally CONFIRMED. f.
"A coiacidsnce Of circumRasc.s 20 rare
and aaoniihog, have pc haps seen teldom
w"nei'ed they may however be relied on
Is true
Ard tho ineonprchsnfbie ia ioiod.
WAC dare pronounce II iuadnei, 10 believe?
The following GrEuiai account Of ulienop,e-
non which 1Fpcaredin the Az rtar'ths VILLAGE Of
Qu'ntans n'hc ptovia,c Of uaar1s. in S,sun.is
gwen m ne FsiIS. Papcrs AZ lstrla i.oa. the
journal G, Aisirid OF he 7.h Of 10y - Il
AZ u ciock in The moiuir, of the rt,l, of
june Horny cloud wls leen az the crrr-rrtv a,
ne Vh'sge o Qhintsna, toward, ihe ror'h, and
Slty thiek iog which feeued to proceed from the
1aj+cene moep'ain bavng jo,nsd /, in a vc = rrof-
0"Nnin 'hey lerm q tcEetht' a very f'ncaitic &
cure, with arms iess and iong taii The reiesa-
hianee OF very large ferpent, o. a ny blue color,
was ioon alter plainly dcerns4 as Proceeding from
ine lnudion at The o,'rd and iog which * en- led
i,'ef 10 isras 10 touch the earth. Il emitted from
time To TINS torrents Of Ire OF dark red cilor,
and at iength ieparatcG itisf from ,hs e,ud in tl.
direction % tic village. With lrrqu.nt eruption,
oi flames and fpa4- o fire. The iuhahitants
were very n'uoh seTrfsd, bu violent gale from
the north i=pafa,ed atsh the iouthern extremity,
vhle the greater part Sdvaueed within 100 PAGES
of the village.
p" II vas iren 20 tear Up in i's oaEsee (, vera
large tones ard uees In particular. q vsr, laIge
oak was fra lsriPPed Of IL leaves auG Afterwards
torn up by the rSou. tt defroyed an ,hs cher
~ and apple trees in a. way ana barp- q, e
ground over which it paf,sd for more ,b4n Gzty
PAGES. ihs hnguiar phenomenon Cor. aea rs
appreciation Tor ahou; IS minutes az then sgai,i
iounea enc cloud our OF which II cane The dan.
ole" 'e' '0'"4e'
ms account II given unon the ou.hori,v % the
'.uraie o. .he VILLAGE, and feverai retreesbi ;pbs
o'an'' who we're eve wi,qefes che anraGion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

= National PJPer IS pob,ifbed daily in
the Di'td4 OF Columbia, by the Editor
OF the National Magazine, pnce Use dollars
year. half paid IN advance
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1 th N UP Uy tDe Hbicubcr,
living in Hslifsx county. o. she foyth tide OF
Dan pverJ near ths Rcedg Bottom. a isrgc likely
work . EER, dart red colour, dsrkrr s5out his
heat, viii IPot u1d.r che n, lans--maft.d
crop end ho'e 81 ibe rgh, ,as on tic upper
edge G., 07'n 4 huie, tut 10 past taken out.--
APPraiieo 70 Il samoa, money.
J.mcs Scott.
oa. Cd, 1909 st
TAKEN UP by tieiuticriber, at
Cold Earbour, on che am dey q. his month,
BAY MARE, iour ;laB OIL, fotr 'oet nin- in-
eht nigh, hanging maize snd iui tai, her two
hiud .cet aaite zap 20 fi- .et'act tn'sskab.c Coz
rfu2 in hcr loseheao. IoDed no apprsiied to
4 ~ 10.
James atkinson.
Dec %, 1900. awf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26
TIE Capitol in tie Federal Cir.
From 4 Aorf6sya 6absr.
THE RED CHAIRS.

That part oflhe Capi,ol which Is foi1,.
ed, and f ied u2 'or the cco,,,,,,5s,;on 81
'he two l1oufe. Of Cougr-rs. is prepared in
i'yi- OF e'egauc- which reae6fq much Gre
on upon The aiildui'y and tate OF Mr. Clsx.
ton who hrs he 5;yeF;on oF;t nah 49,.
indeed han the eStravagance of the syoro-
rs'ions do upon the economy Of hofr who
vored tor them. In England he menbem
OF the H2osr Of Commons are 70 Gmole IN
their manners, thar hey can n uDoD bench
60 MS Practice has attained in NOR of the
AMERICAN States. Where then n,au We
md precedent 70 jnfify. or reafon 20 ex-
c re the Prosigscy OF expendieg twenty dol
lars to build candy, fumDtuous chair.
lor ths Ieat Of Member of CororeCs
Does 1t conPor, with the plainnrfs and finn
pleny which ought TO pervs6c every branch
OF kepn6sican Government Or doeeir
qnaord with The aafe Of our fnsncss when
our "a. ionai deht IL encreaGng With gigantic
trdes ( 1t will always eucreafe in equal oere
with corruption and Extravaganza z, Vim
we a'e paying uturous in,ereR for addi,i.uaI
losns every year Is &, no, ey,ra,,d;,,.,
that a country extending two thonf7nd p,,s
IN ieBg b, bounded on the Two G,cs h,, ,bc
Atlantic aud lie MiTGpp;, csnao, n,nour,
materials for thar imple convenience : eba;r /,
Surpyiiog But; It hes been thons d, o..
cetsy TO fend to the WeA- Indies FOR nabo-.
gany TO London for red morocco or Goat
lF'ns, and o birmingham FOR nail. 10 Con
hfrtt his Intricate piece Of furniture Wher,
Is The inrPriiipg advantages df Ul.o!e eaud,
'ixtures IN the Senate Climber w
lee THAI the members do not ay 20 ,h,;r
siNtenog iea,s with more ardour, nor
%rh 10 much pun6uslily as DO tie
REPRESENTATIVES,, whofe fdujture is more
plain and where is the proprierv of
this diiiinttlon? Two words wiz account for he
exotic qualities Of the red ehairs, B,ti6 mn.
$7e' The Brtiih win TO promote eztrsysosnes
win u', 20 6caroy cur republican fyRem; iTbeq
Siih US TO 90 20 their iadnds 'or mahogany. ior
the lame Tea'on that We with them 30 come 90,
cur lumber 1t they eau isll US maaufs 9ured east
/ ,N'i'' 4" Ptomofss 'hs;r manufacturing iptcfel
| So It is with the bf7f nails. &C.
! Although VIC cannot cteufs the foilv or s,polo
giie FOR the prohF2cy 81 this management. no re-
4 feetion ought TO rcA Uilh hIr. Cisuon n. ma,
/ only performed what he was ordered 10 10. an.
That vita much neatnsis and elegance.
q correlpoadeat obfegvcs, that IL wopl,
laVe much time if the Coag,ers and Pref
Dent Of che Uuifed States, in future were &,
aa'%er end 'ePly in S.anzss fomethiog Tx,
tn following:
1idd,5is 9ff5s Mea Of Coveaf,y, 10 .2sse,
Ebzabsf6.
We Men Of Coventry
Ore very glad to fee
Yout Royal MaicEy.
Good Lord how iair you bs.
Hrfwfr.
Oar Royal dsIeGy
I Are very glad to Zee
You Mes of Coventry
Coed Lord VIA, ieola re be-.
lLaasggsy IetciigDeff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

To all Females whom it may concern,
LADIts,
y good wife mould be like three ,h;nrs
which three things Inc ihould 20, b. like.
Fritz. she ihoud be ike q fnaii, slwsy
keep thin her own hOuie; but he iboull
o9i be likc !oa., to carry all he has ugsn
nes bach
Second She mould be j;ke an echo, to
iFeak wnen fhe is ipo&en 10 bat a. faoul5
"os We Ike an ecno, alweys 10 nave .He iaA
worp
rh.rd. She ihou!i he Ike town clock
Away keeg time and rssu.a,iy--hp, mt
iAoaiS not ae ise , ;owu c.oek. 70 Ipeal< 10
loud that all he town may near her 4!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

there had been no faccisl injrnsion Of e
crecy, AVID becaule Fs provifnps we're in-
propsr in lh,mieiyes it was alleged bJ .hcis
who voted sgaina The motion that the true
principle you'd Dc, that in al cafes of trea-
tie IN which ,ne PreiiJcnt recommended ie-
crecy. The ioipnction lhould exia ua,iI re-
yokcd ~ the Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

q correspondent obfegvcs, that It world
lsve much time If the Congrsfs and Pref
Dent Of che Uuifed States, in future were 10
solver end 'ePly in S.anzss fomethi0g ike
I'll following:
Add,ytS 9ffbe Mea Of Covsafry, 10 .9ssea
M IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

TIE fgpo7r;ag tN 7vas read ia The Rogf If
Rs6rttaisfipr5 on Weis5T y !qR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-26

BISHOPS GRAFTON, {Ifsys New
Yc;k papsr) ccmpreheuds ,nasoalon for Tie
deioied, and teaa OF IA, WINGS tos the en-
fghIencd patriot II IS 50 iaitti.4ble oer-
fc'msoce, eioa,hed IN gre P,sin cnrb osfip,
p'iciiy and unersing outt--. II IS ~ sxceiie q
alidote to Keep OF IT, lpsfras OF r, q,to-
cracy, and d,miniih The efficacy of Z s.ga,
Lords and No6lemeo, IN lhe eyes OF u5fe-
men it is more fsgcrsble 20 The
growth Of true Republican principle than
ry thing, compfiled IN rs limit, uow e. !
ant.---it may be had az The o.iice Of the I
Vifgiuia argus.