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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
PARIS, Iune 40.

IL IS laid, that towards the clofe Of the
battle of Marengo, Melas, furrounded by
htteen or twenty thoufand Au6risns killed
or wounded, tent meilenger to Buoaa 2arte,
with thete WORDS For Gods fake, Sir,
put flop to this carnage, and | viii con-
tent 70 whatever you ceGre."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
VII " sJLL
~ ill bE oJLL
To IN: hiehe0 bidder. . tbe "a day II
October neg, on the prem,t.s, :;
thee mocths c eai,, fer ap.
proved notes,
Wo ununproved LOTS.

~ the ely ,f Rich nond, w.
LOT No. 4S5, Commencing :. doe loot of
Inc Jane, nv caasl bldg. ana ". n Ale
'anaei Pr! M ercioi ut, 81 z6s.
"ach i's oppodte t. fad P.rlcQs' dw.Il,l,z
,ons - aud Mo. 4s9 iy'ng on the naia
c IeFt. az ining he 2i'al fquage 90 ons
ide, aad ghr crlio itisei ta4, = &C. h.,e,sg-
aid lot and the lot that hl~ strss l,s.
'n another ne, and Ioi 30. 415 % tb<
bihcr ids. Sen,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
Mr. RsabSn Wi9f ey, d.6e S5ale Of
Gsmgia.
81 K.

4 y'H do NOT refde In fhis State. an,
( Ah'.e not any &n'vn AGENT 10 ghcn1 =
'eronsi notice can be gYe0. Won vi Ne
o'eaied o take notice, thar / ihsW pro ed
at he dwelling h0Hls of Tnyuas SbsIt,,
N the town OF Wamiufrr, and eou.,tI
81 Amheri', @oditste f Virginia. 70 r-. =
he d poii o. Of S.nuc' She',.n' W,,,;,,-
biackey, and E!iZ ,beh his wiis. and o 5e,.,
Il tie eleventh day Of C8oSsr nexf, ,,sg,oS
ing hetwrcn the houfs of ei,bi i bin.
no ning' ana tive 10 the evening Of that
'ay' which ts'd dePdit'ons are defgnel 10
c Teid is evidence ~ the Suit in Caaacar7
iep'nd'ng IN the Couiy Conr, OF Buck;ny.
am, To. Srate Of Vrgiui2, wherein ~
ere plaintiff, and am dsfeadsnt.
Samuel WJinH-sy.
Buckingham Csu,tY V,r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
prs. Tnlr s.

1bs Hme'icans 70bo ere ia Pa,15,
met on t5s 4t5 gf t5-s moub, 10 csis--
crate tie a'lnt0eyjFty gf1bs inaepeAd-
e"cs " the Bailad y5a5e5. III t5!l
meeting M.HAy t0a,.s 1osre gilen in b.
mr. Ct ar nlOincibte armies, ara 20
f6slPSSdy Te-Gfa64g6menf i goga har-
m'':y teflcee" I5s t-oo repA5lr5.
16s AnieTIca71J viezUrd tUifb much
s7l0!'sH gen. la Faye ts, zg5o oyss
PT.jFn', a4a qo3o p PoloeLJuiy -gatrt-
7"!fa 70 E1S gts0Hlb.aeHt al ID i- i4eig-
PGAaSAr@. IDeyJoelVeu nm t6e NET
l14prs%'VS ma!-s VI ~ Pec!anI affair."
RlcJ.f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
PHILADELPHIA, September {

The election at Portfmouth,
New-Hampthire, for the next Con
grets was astollows-for the aagio-
JedsralF, 90 votes each, for the re-
publlcanS, 2o3 each.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
Notice is hereJy gwen,

MAT h7i petition the next C;erer,;
4 Aiism5iy Of Vrgisa, 30 PATS an sc-
@ iell III, La1 Is whereof Mellon Tho,n~-
ION Died poaelfd Ct, lying in the cou1
~ OF Aloen2T c, Tor the benefit o! the Hers
i the i''d Tho apton; as / y .lh in .,ort
me to mo OUT Of the State, and and h
mott for the advantage O! the Hei.s to az.
2oio OF the laid l'nd inceaa of.ht %. to,,,
properly Tor paying OFT the cl4in- .gsinil
AID Elate. ''''-
Sarab T52m5joA, Ad,a'x.
Senter.t tg,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
RALEIGH. Sentenber ,.

NALEIGH, September 3.
a. Henderion, Elo. is elected
Member OF ConSrels for Salilbury
DiitriSt.
David Stone, Efq. is elected for
Edenton Diitritt.
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re auraAier Of .5s Cse.tal;g4 r. ~
Re ts,@ Of one .gesy. 20 T. eoa6ats8 foq "a
.eI 5sare5. 1906 al ~ Si.g hs5.se-
IS, 1891.
ca ne md aoi5;ay il ily3 esb.rs ssse..a.y
J Haafic.r l}.sys abf pye.oaga baisg
Sahi-5 5-.s .sss ogltsveS u o4y- Gs.4i .-,-
| erJ, is-..5 rs % asne .h.f.H f5s,e - l.s9
| i@i9 a5laf lbs rt.e.s.s u s.Ssei1a - = ase-
gtlbsr tQgst3As. oi.6 thasaH eoi-r-. ,syze,-
aafs asi-q4.y For 3lyt1e- lgses'. ss,.os, as
N.Y. ja M p-.j.F. rslSp - ~ .sii
7aert d'aif, wdi-l e III sir ,srili 44..
Psr@i..
The Chariot Ia City Gazetreo9
the2Sth uit. foys-- W. have COZ
leeted nothing morereipeS ting our
ENJOYS, than that captMa Robiniqa
iaYs they were itsii ii Paris. live
may rgpetrqm circumstances, their
milton either mas, or wiil reruli-
nate peaceabiy, as lsvera Ame i
can veielS were dlarming IA lon-
don.''
fcaerday court OF oyer and trrminet
Tor the countyos Hsn,ico commenced AZ
lne Courlhouie IN this cisy, fer ,ar trial of
about forty negroes (naves) for ,reaion.
iheie delnded wtstehes, together vi,h
many 9th r DOT yet spprehcnrsd, (fe,hsps
to the number o. leyeral hundsed) mad me
dha'ed IN attach Oh thc whitss generally,
whom they meant 10 nalacrc iGdii1nniaate-
y, thereby 10 obtaio the; hbefty sad poi--
leis thfmieiyes of their nalses's properly -.
The mott ciea. and poitige evidence waa
produced agar It tx CT them who recsived
'heh tT'aa yeiterday they were convicted
and 'enteace St dea b paIed on them 10 BE-
executed tina day. The court We learn will
Iet untll the whole ere tried,
One Of thei rineipai5 n the above couipiracY,
IAt-Sl FL, the properly OF Mir. hona. Proler,
Is it'iI cut. W. uudogitand that ,he Governor has
n,ued proclamation Offering reward q bces
t4aadTea Dollars tor ap. rchend;n5 am.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

E'-cm J. Rm5eG's Csmmsreial Gaastfe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

From me (M /. MsreanGk attention.
Our London aayices, pubi,ihed ,his morn
ING, are one day later than thols by the
JUaiaa They are to the 7,h Juiy, in
cinhve. The report which prc,ai!cd 10
London Oh the STA and oh, that prelimi-
naries Of Pcase had bsea consluGe1 5s1Rssa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

~ 1bs Pr'"fsr5 Of tie PeisyjEDrg RebaJ-
lean, ibf BJAimo,e Hsl, ieaa, and The VII
"f1gf0n M'rroT, arc rsqa12ed 10 reprint sbD
Hdsr0JfUr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
SahNs! WgnG-ey.

Backinghsn Csu,ty VIZ.
g'nis, SePiembsi s /. 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

F11a..a " ~ te4t sf aa-aarasrlJh J-u755
u RIEND HI .he wrztthldi wilt thou dcigh
al TIN fora hr@a1 awhile todUc.l'
There yii. thau form thr iylral cell;
Ard ,.ish .hy lrt created CHARM,
Wild paloA uf it5 force diarm;
And tea.h DIV woe worn thoughts to Gray
Where thou doR point The varied way
AnI wh.r- thou h0dH Oily vid1utry cign.
source NJ the joy irarshJ dream .iIumc
MY borrowing bulom with THY Ini'1i
Recall my gaze from rapture's TOMS,
Aad misty 6cj, ninE tear hcgul-.
Teach mc twse- pow'r vi-h thle t0 rove,
I'ar from. tae hPs or ag cf love
Vtfth thee to climb yon cra-gy L-rp,
Where Es beneath rude lurGes tvctP;
Stith thcl w uark tile Are7mlcts courlc,
XII view ,Aa f7an.iog torrents to-ce;
1u g-n, wrh thee, the mountain cop.
Anu each t'e night-dews e'er they drop.
Cr I'll the quiet vale 70 rove.
Where peace ana p.ea.ure lmi.e around,
Where none b,r.t tLair V5705 n ar-
Oh ltap truth : t.H-g'4 mound.
Friend of The wrctched Fancy, come,
AMI bear NE from myfelf away,
Io realms where Hope iutains her tyav-
While happy bejnas own her pow
And hels each gay circloa hour
Chcerfu could their Plealurd, Zee
Though we'll know that not Il " 1s
Will ever Joy un,t i hsrlprghtly dome.
Come then. fwerr offspring cEthe brain
Fancy, wild rover cheer my breaN-a
Asd rort'rinE grief ID more lhall chain
The loni has ~ long opPrlf.
hou lalt recall each hour ~ joy,
When L.ys. delighted, found employ
When t5.g.L5 void Of guile aPpcar'd
BY mutual scaIA1.e eadear'i;
While bins aroie from mutual love,
which thou II fweeJly did'6 improve,
with AID that Ioul-imp3iliou'd glow
which only thofe who love, can know.
come thtn, fwtrt Pow'r for thou alone can't aye
The footing charm Ply which Bear t1 live
Thou caa'R @ long p-It fcenes oi hi4 rctore,
And bid reelection brood on wee n5 m1rei-
Come then with thee I'.l dane III ne airy round,
AID Fate ideIf faal oole the p9w'r % wouna
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

70 the H0aora5ls TIE Jgfios 81 t5s Cart
Of General S.572a5 " t5s Pea1s, Joy ny county 2l
Cumberland, 7ybitb Dfo L-3slag AZ Porhard, III
Eli5 county, On t5e 25ib dy III Aareb, 1900.
THE Petition vi the Subscribers, in
I'll habitants of Bruurwiyk and Durham II faid coun-
ty, humbly news-rhara Common Road from
the Upper Carrying Place "a called, Androcoggin
Rive i'll Bruntwick, the iouthvth bcras laid river
In Durham, il much wanted, the road ued
II extremely nconvcnitn only from its crcultcus
direction, but Especially from several long and lteeP
hills, which IKE III IT'S couh1 aba which render travel
ling wIth and I'LL carriage, iab0rols, difficult and
often hazardous that road might be aid in ich
a courf- and over fuch land NJ would a'mon entirely
AVOID tile aforementioned Disadvantages; that fuch N
road id fact formerly laid cut, and for lome tn-
mpr0vcJ that a few years ince, il was by vote nj
the town Of Brunlrick dfrortnucd, and the prclcnt
road opened II its Read he grcar damage ol your
petitioners, Whole buincs obigc5 them frequently W
tIasci iatd road, and of the community Ak large thar
the pretent oad requires heavy annual eXp-nce tc
render i fate pAengers bat admit of e2iy
or expeditions travelling that the road tor hict
your petitioners reTueit miphg taey believe, MI
imalI annual expcnc- Ivy MADE and rar aimed in fuel
manner u facilitate and expedite in great degree
not only The P2lage W. carriages buc particularly tina
ot loaded teams
Your petironers therefore. de-a and hope that th
Court with be piealel appoint Committee ~ I4y ou
| 1aid Road according ZIP JAW.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-09

~ Y C3urt IN Gc9sya! 2-7lorr oftbs Pe4ae tsr t5s
% aty VI Cpa5yi4Ad, Jguq and 55ltu " Port
land II fsifeoraty, ~ M l54 Tayaay gf AZarcs:
N. p. 1900
On the Petition of William Hunt, and
abovc one hundred others, whereof The foregoing |.
copy-ORDERED, That the P1titio ers give notice
70 All concerned by FULFILLING copy pit aid Petition
and this Order--in the gazette, printed Portland
by Eis=a- vi Ta-If, three weeks iucotfiveiy the a0
publication be thrcc weeks lca9 before The third
TuelJav az O4ober nt&r, tht they may then AZ faid
Court to he holden Az Portland aforer4id have oPnor
tuni;y w make objections. il any they have to t.le
granting "a tac prayer thereof
hhsH, Samuel Freeman, Clsra.
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ANECDOTE.


Frau Cbsri5foS, S c. Paper.
How often the hardy roxghnefs Of the faor
enclolts generous, humane and feeling heart
An hcneh Tar, reading the Theatre aoverlilc-
inent-'' On Monday the DJreDsS Mother, for
the Length of Mrs. 1ons5,, What is that The
widow of the worthy little fellow who uled to
make us laugh 70 , cried he, (ftiAing tear that
began to glilteu in his eye.) Ay, Ay, (taid his
nefrmate) -'tis ihe, and -Four little CbiP' Of the
old BIsck, TO look up to Her for their aores, rig.
ging aud education. Blels them, fays he fri
You'll 60, Jack, and Tom, and Ned, and Harry.
That's iuR one piece. He tbat's gone aiooft,
made as laugh often enough and ID re,
if thofe that remain upon Deck ibail ever Cry,
ic Dollar Of mine fPent cheeifully in their fer
vice, can help to Dry up their Tears.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

the United States, 1lIi be paid or at he price of the
article captured or deroyed the depohion' OF Two
or more perlous of credsbe characters and the cer
cate o. commifoncd officer afcertAinng the circum
CDcc Of the lofs and the amount Of the articles for
which compensation lhall be claimed.
The privilege be undertood 70 be reiefVcd TO the
United States ofrequrng, that nowof the iupPhes when
may be furnihed under any Of the proPoed contrast
ha be ifued uutil the luppes which have or may oe
furnf cd under raGs ia force have been coR-
fu.ed. and that iuppy ia advance May BE- always
reoured AZ any Of hs fixed potts the sea board Sr
Indian Frontiers not exceeding three months
JAMES M'HENRY.
Secretary Of War.
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MUSES..

-A4~s-s<=9s1 - sss>s4S z@rr''-
\ MOST elegant and meIodious trsnlation has jSi
appear cd u BAslA,' q the KiiIes of SEcUNDU'
the fweeteR Of the moderR Latin poets, Who y
Singing the del ghys Of Love, has combined the Ten
derncls Of TlBuLLus, the irolic Of Horace, and h
warmth Of OVID. The following is lpecimen:
[Gas. r. S
ttgNNE kits, enchanting maid, cry'di
J One little kits, and then adieu
Your lips, with lulcious crimlon dyed
To mine with trembling rapture hewf
But quick thole lips my lips lorlake,
With wanton tantalizing jef
So flarts fome ruAic from the make
Beneath his heedlel fOothep pref;
fsths to grant the wilhd-for kits
All. no, my Iove-'ts but 20 fires
The hoiom with a TRANSIENT BLISS
EnA4mng unaIlayd dcfrs.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU5ET
In Senate, Fe5ygVy 24fb, 500.

- ~
In Seaats, Fe5rsvy 24tb, 1900
ON the petition OF WLLIAM FFssEHDEN, IN
behalf of The iaba5tanIs of the Plantation OF
New Suncook, u the county of York, praying
that faid plantation may be incorporated into
town:
ORDERED, That the Petitioner cauis
4tteaed copy Of their Petition with this order there
on be pubhthed thrce weeks ucceIh1e'y ~ thS
Psrtiaal GIzette plbllGed by ELszER JENKs lha
a publ alton t0 be forty DAYS at lea(t before tn1 ie-
.ol1 Thurfdav u ihe frl fTon Of rhe nrr. G1AaF2i
curt, thar All p-runs interltr1 may th-a arrsaT
INA alew caue If any they hayr) why tie pay -r ~
hid Petition ihould not DC granted
SAniU il PHILIPS, P,5f4eai.
"a he Horf of Rt5rjtaia,ig-s, FeJ. 20, 1860
Read and concurred
- ~ EDWARD N'LANE Cl.rl sf Seuaa..
To ANDREw PEPPERRELL FRosT, CIerh
Of the Pr3briefors Of The common and 47JiUiA1
Land in F4la2ls5, in liz c9u7.yg Of Cnmb-rI11G
VEY L the tubf-rioers, mole Jhan 6ve Of the
w flid Proplietors, hereby Tequ5tt YOU to
warn a NEE ing Of AID Propri5tors, to Pc hol.
'en atyour dwelling houle at Stroudwatcr, in
aid Falmouth, On the 18th day Of April cur.
-e.t ~ ten O'Clock in the forenoon bring tha
la Monday il C5id month, to act o. the fol-
loving articles, viz.
Ia To chooir Moderator.
a. To receive The report Of the Propriet0rsa
Committee on accounts, and heir report ref.
pefing The common and undivided Lands
which are faid 70 be !oli at Vendae by their
former Committee tor LAYING ont Land.
a To fee what me lures the Proprietors
will take concerning any lands e. fold by th;ir
faid former Commlttee for laying utLandsand
to choole fuch Committee o. Agents to profe
cute for Tire fame, as laid P oprietors then fee
proper.
4th, To receive accounts, and to allow tho
fame if they Zee fit
5th, To approve Of fundry laying out, By
their Committee tor laying out Land, if they
fee fit.
James Merrill, J0feph Titcomb,
Hutohinion Noyes, John Waite,
Crifpus Graves, James Foldick. \
Benjamin Bailey, John M'Lellan. 4
Henry Wheeler,
PURSUANT to the requeR to me direaed;
hereby warn the Projectors Of the common
and undivided Laads "A Falmouth aforefaid,
to meet at my Dwelling bou's in Falmouth, at
SrouIwater, on Monday 18th day of April
current, at ten O'Clock il tn forenoon, there to
act IN the above articles a they Zee fit.
Att50. ANDREW p FROST, Pyb'r ClarAI
Falmouth, So fyH IF7o.
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Of tbe plantation of New 6uncook, in The coun,
~ of York, praying to be Incorporated into :
town. Your memorable in packing up faid
o,oers left r.id petition at bis houle in Frye
aurgh, and b. realon Of The great di.tanoe from
this place to Fryebu gh, has nor been a'ie %
obtain faid petition. A. q rsfore pT1y' the
Honorable Legislature. Ia behalf IF lAid nbabir-
ants Of New Suncook, that The fiid P'an''tion Of
New Suncook may D. incorporated INTO 2 town,
aud nveaed with iuch privileges As towns IN
this Commonwealth 30 Fly law enjoy-And q
in duty bound. VII ever pray.
WILLIAM FESSENDEN.
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Commonwealth of Mafachufetts.
u u HoaLs Il q. eL2aLattgef. az. "a. 20

KHtbs Hoyt Of R15's'1HtafrVe5, Feb ~, 1909.
ON the petition Of Greenleaf Rand,
praying that Sarah Rea, adminiRratrix Of the
eGate Of Caleb Rea, late Of Windbas1, in the
county Of Cumberland, deceafed, may be au
thoriGed to make and execute to the faid Rand
a deed Of certain land in laid petition mention
ed NJ:
Ordered, That the faid Greenleaf Rand notify
all perfons concerned, BY FULFILLING an atteRed
copy of his petition and this order thereon, three
weeks fuccefiyely in the Portland Gazette, ;he
lat publication to be thirty days at leat previous
TO the fecond Wednefday of the frR felton, Of
the next General Court, that they may then-ap-
pear and thew casGe, if any they have, why the
prayer of Gaid petition fhould not be granted.
Sent up for concurrence.
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Speaker.
Ia Se7ats, February z6tb 1869.
Read and conquered,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PrsG4tuL
True copy-Attea,
EDWARD M'LANE, CLERK Or Senate.
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M'HENR Y.
Secretary Of War.

70 the Honorable tbs Senate, and Hogf: Of RfPrs
Jcatatire5, in General Cogrf gBEm5led, ca tbs ls
end Weaaeaay Of January, 1890.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Explanation.

HE principles of the Mutual IN
iur9nee are: That The injured as friends. unite
"i'h an engaFemcr, 20 fureorr rrch of them a.
might lo'e their houfes accidentally BY fire. A lor
may rum one or few individuals, bur where !, Is
n'Viasd amopGh many. the contribution Ct each
becomes light. The injured az th-ir general an
nuii meeting, req 'atc their owa Affairs sca their
officer and ~ thcfr f7i.r;-.
rer'on Hancjrg his own inrurcr. nav iole his
'n',hlDya - 'sw hnu~s 81 iriurinu IN The mn
.l@i iniur1nce. ri, precarious property is zen.
"cfed real only iuhitG 70 an eventual con,-ibr.
''on which can never b. very comfortable. as
nv" INJURED h"ui.s are ic1,'e--i Ia different uarts
over TIE tate sri f.w 81 iheu, ,ooti,1,o,s 20 .,rh
''e'r al The h'uies - t.c Cat, az lc7H IN rInfe
injured, myit bur a. ones before pc-f,p vo,ld
oi- As rouch As II not injured and nn.s,. y-i.h
io's by Gre.
Notwithstanding the sxtr- ordinary gr,s. lcares.
vh'ch wers pcr@ conGie-sble than ,ber. Az.
been 'nown pcrhar' for thirty years bact. and he
m'ur7noe rot Being f. gcnereias was e,r,erlrla-rd
YET one premium has been enough 20 pay the ioHcs
fnd eIpentcV Tor FIVE years the quota, now c,io
rom new fond Tor future iufuraucsl which Is on
I brick hopfs N7ndinC hv idelf and worth 1000
dollars, - pc- cent. fiteeu doliars-Then # ,
man car iecme 1000 dollars in 20 rrccario,s a
properly, for thee dollars rsr snnun n;pF b-
bon by this inall donation &c -su fsv. tb7, he
] A"- fuccoured upwards a four hundred pcorie
81 fuoh horle had been Injured abrosd il would
! rave con the owner fifty dollars.
! .it5 win great G7tis!a9ior inform The GOOD ri.
tizsns Of Vrrin;a that IN: forcty has 5ur.oc ,lcr
! g months pan, h-i pay only Or dollars ar4 ,
I cerrs for loS by Gre and ;ha, shc iarursnce j.,
creoles continually now 20 that il Is horcd -.
! H'aN 'oan come 20 the defrabe End Of cene-a
| Inference, when me contribution will he a mere
b7gate'!e' - any rate We get every DIV isher M
| 4. NH,wi,h9snding ;h- great cry which wa
! held ort 2G year, only ONE f-om Alexandra. ore
from Petersburg, one from Oumf-.es, and fou1c O.
i nv onuotrynen ~ Wiuch,2er. have Grniacd 20
! 'vit'draw an conj3er, fha; On ra-r 81, A. at,o,
and ierior' conf lcraton, 'hev vii! find that the
mot DO better any where slfe. aud an per
uadcd tha ther uscref and raf-ry ell ,rnidc
hc-n TO he chsr;saa's towards thcrr,lv. ard o.
,her'. However. Mould they perfR. which I
! io"ht rhe mater Is amended we gst nov f.y
~ join i'. FIR ore WI rEDP AVER. Good
= irEs will sl.~Tvs rr~frer--AMrN
The article q he ccrfi-rrilu provides m If.
Ne 'o,i.v NOT bsl'c 70 paw FOR ans ie5, oesaEs7
- b, eivJ eovzgsisgI, iafr,-7ioes roy ie7eEsa By
,-,'rz c.-nirs which Is coHGdercd to he made
good by the State or the United States
w. +. Asst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
From The Proyid ne (2 Ida ndl Gazs,,e G.,
OSiober II
Important observation-disclosures
tion.
Mr.. }ofeph WIEN Il.

y
SIR,
The Jutsndarr Q n. ofthis civ fomed.y.
ago .fued an order. 5y ,tich lie d rnsnds
certificate OF The Sp-n.ih Conful from I'll 2.
'oerican Veiis's % ,l2i port whicl they may
have cssared ouI from aud in craertoqst adj.
uitted, The Go5p Rsng9r, which srsiv,a Z
has port the I6,h os AQgnf. no bav;aq
,sr 'icate, was uut-- The necef'i'v o. en-
ering bonds, 20 as h-ye ? urla}ea
You viii Ne 10 goo rs % TEND rnea oc, # ,a,r
or hers IN The mean tim i7u' &c
feoPo D4 tAkeUDo.
Havsnns,,, Seek. 1890,
p. s. The captains nam- Of ,he a,,.
Ranger a3oveneu'icnel ! TT nh Smith.
a9j hi. ovNsr B .uar' n'h. ~ a
On the 27:h G! AN M Sa,s in she 4 OF
S'mer'ee calr, Levi Thorss. q not b.
v;ng certificate, have 70 Ieqle ,ou 70
isnd ne one,
To ths spaOih Vice c ,nful !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
Of the Commif1i

Extract cf aleiter from refpsdabie Mer-
canti'e houie IN Loudon, TO their correr
poudents in N. York, received hy the Two
Friends, Captain Gardner.
LONDON. Sept. a.
A6vicss from Germany ana France, IL
dica'e renewal Of she war or the Cont
nent, and which is to ne decided by the I,ih
inf. The Emperor p fubmiiIioe 10 the terms
OF France, can alone nreven, j.. We have
alto adVicca of the 29.h ulr. from Pariq, tina,
yoEr Commii:ion IS renewed, aud thdt ths
neguciation is again proceed q. We hone
~ conteqnence OF teller inGruGlions f,om
your Executive,
In 'Ne ia,e action hstween the Seine Pri.
tiih frieate and the Vengeance. tive latter Is
lad Ia have had one huncred and Gxty-tso
men killed aud wounded. her whole com.
pune heiug f59. On board the Vengeance
they had Officers 20 each gun. The Seine's
colcuri were cut dcw0 by ihot which
gave rife to three cheers from tic Frerch
men I; bar tcarce had the BONNET RocuE
conPiesed the ttird rcvoipti,n through TIL
air. when the UNION, that never failed Gull
DoN OF victory, was ho'fted szsin, S, a broad.
Il &c poured 10.
he aciion commenced at midaigh
Ger ieVere engagement, how. yer, Che co,e-
basants iePcfated for Tome time, which or.
?2rtuni'y they : Ok Of put,irg Their rigging
&c, Ia order. othe morning the aaion wss
renewed, and aTt.v a Ge we're cobfi6t of an hour
sod bali, he Vengeance f-uck.
Immediately after be action The forenae
- the Vengeance went over the eide, ARD he
na'nmSit, or her psfilge 70 Jarasica-Wheu
lhe entered Port Roya ihe had re-. feet water
in her hold. GAMAIcA PareRA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-28
BITTER STfrLl

Some days ago we faie8 to The
readers Of the Argus that. if Mr..
.leferion got FIVE votes in MARYLAND
he would have majority Of MISE,
although Pennfylvania ilould no,
vote at all, and although Terlev and
Delaware ihould vote agaiqG him.
But 10 e! he is already certain Of
lix in Maryland ; & Rhode laand
is going to give him her I'm !
Some time ago, that Rate eloaed
two RpnlErans to Congress; and
upon the fame principle, they viii
choofe to prefer the Jcfcrion TIC
Eet Mr.. Fenner, the late COVER
nor Of Rhode Hand, is one Of the
candidates for the place Of ele6for d:
and he has pledged himGclf that, #
choien, he will vote for the writer
ofthe Notes IN pirgiwa; ofa work
which every where Breathe8 a pure
fpiril of morality; Of work which
combines the lwectneis Of Keno.