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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
WIN. DUANE.
Philadelphia, June loth, 1909.
NOTE

NOTE.
The editor of this paper holds In sove-
reign contempt the insinuatiors Of Earnil-
tons editor, and is persuaded that the want
of manhood would be found on trial 70
rest with him. The editor Of tAat paper
| should know that truth is not calumny--
that the editor of the Aurora was not the
last who had the manAocd 10 openly ex-
pose the odious acts of Mr.. Adams and
mis- adminis.ration-that il was not a ca
iumny that John Adams chareedthe Ptnck-
aeys with subserviency to the British
that he offered to prove it in a court of
juiticsa and that John Adams Withdrew
tbs action by noli proseeui, because he
! found It would be proved that John
Adams hated DIR. Franklin, and transfer
red his hatred to his grandson, and openly
( rewarded an attempt to aSsassinate the
| grandson Of DR.. Franklin.
The editor Of tina, paper should know,
that Il was the editor of this who had the
manhood 70 expose the criminal conduct
| OF his whole administration---his fiery rage
| Tor war-his open professions Of rnonar-
chy--his conDiyance at the corrupt IN
ti1gues OF Liston----his shameless charp
for coaches and horses as HOUSEHOLD fnrni-
ture---his distribution Of secret service mo.
ney--tis Withholding The particulars oil q
large sum Of money belonging TO the pub-
hc--bis horTid transactions With ST. Do
mingo.---He should know that having dar
ed TO lay these transactions before an IN
iured country, when las house was hourly
surrounded by assassins--when man az
forwards rewarded with a seaton the bench
declared nc should be made away WITH
when thirty ruilians led on by the bully
MIercken, attacked his life--when oDjni-
ON was silcnccd almost every where else,
he dared and dares to publish the crimes
Of those proiiigate days and prohigaie men.
lie should know that it has been the cha
racler Of this piper to be cautious Of CON
,iemDiDg without evidcncc--but with full
evidence to spare no man who deserts his
principles; Hamilton's editor should know
from the example Of his halron that no IT.
dsUldisak, however artful, daring, tfeache-
rous- or insidioIs, can succeed against The
public opinion Of America--and that MIR. !
burr's efforts, If directed with the utmost
energy, would produce no other efie6 than
to deprive him Of the confidence Of the
best men Of this land, and to render him |
* associate or sJtahcru OF the worst.
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Inlv "a.

TIE T.ondon Times, OF he ista Mov,
obSerf1s, = The cession o. Louisiana 10
France, by the DrGiGNe TREATY. has, as
We ezpeCled, e~casiore0 6 Negy st~at ~
larm and anxiety IN he American 5Ia,ts.
Il HIS been our OPINION from de hGat, H.;
The assent cf III. Ht.tish Calin,t 10 lis
aci Of Span, il tourdedi il superior policy.
he rap.o pr sress which Amcfi-a has
made from t,se Advantageous circnEastafi-
ces ofcnjoy'rg Peace, y lille so large a nor
'ion OF the ei'ili2ed world was erpae ed in
var, made il necessary for :his cou::,rv 10
keen we'cl'iul eve on her rrocsc,lirgs !;
whereas er bringing the restless pc,ycr of
treNee 70 her very bach, we si?ll nc &C.
..ileved :rom oG- anxious end &c We Vigil
lance, rs The Americans vii be fally en-
p'oyed m attending to tie designs OF ,heir
pew, ambitious, end entsrcris.ng neigh.
norTs. Il was o0 this prjucipie INIT some
o cNr Politicians Of tho old sct.,,cl er.re.-
tained the opinion, thai Ne nieh. auribute
The toss cfthe American Cu!on;cs 70 or.
retention Of C,.natla piter the seven yeass
var
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Jnly Is,


IN 'he different burial grounds of this
Gi'y and Eberties, duiing Tie month al
June last, there were l53 intsuaenis, Of
which so were grown persons, end 81
children.
We should conceive it TO be incornpati.
P>e with the duty We owe 20 tle public to
Conceal that a sttonz Impression is nal
on shc public mind. - tas existencd or,5,.
yellow .ieger Az TIE nor,ncrn part of III.
city.---lt IS stated 10 have ORIGINATED ,n
board the st. Domingo Packet Isl. I,o-
minBo appears to have been the pandoro,.
boXcf the United States,) and fye pcrs,,,.,
at least, have already fallen victims % =
disorder so closely resembling his unaGs.-
nant plague, as TO leave httle doubt Of H.
partial existencc.----At present thee
does not appear 70 be arr danger of con-
tagion, but we conceive it TO be The dutg
Of the 6oard 9fheQyh 10 satisfy the pnbl;,
anxiety without delay on this sub;e6
Should itprovc to really exist with dane,
we shall faithfully report 10 our fel,ow, ci,
teens the hi.ia .jact, whatever NAV be tbt.
conduct of others-this is meant sF = calJ
upon the board OF health to be rroTrir,t a-d
explicit on 3 subject involving the lives ana
happiness Of the best part Of the coronnn-
nifty.
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July IL.

}
From ruE NEw-YoRK FvENlNc Posr.
MIR. Duane in his last Aurora IS pleas-
ed TO observe that g the faction (rnesnin,-
the federal fa6tio1) does not possess a sim ;.
gle character worthy of biographical re-.
cord, or whose private or public worth has
cntitied them to q place, except in that
stupid and vaPid production, the notoy;s,fq
and stgttTessed history of jam .zdQn7s' cd
minsitation.
This observation certainly would have
passed over in silence, like Other newspa-
per squibs, had aot Mr.. Duane. IN = con
yersatlou when in this city at the book fair
.unioided 80 me the cause of his d;snJea-
sure. g
Mr.. Duane and before that period had
never seen each other, but we had CORES
pended on the subjeG of Adams's adm.
nislration, and lie had comnpnicated 70
me many OF the most material facts IN n
series OF letters. These letters ! mt in
to the hands OF MIR. Burr when the pro;ee,
of a new edition was depending, an the
lai'h OF having them returned but MIR.
Burr, either through mistake or DESIGN.
carried themof . Washington, the know
ledge Of which gave MIR. Duane no small
uneasiness.
When MIR. Duane arrived at Mew-Yorl,.
waited upon him for the express purnosc
OF apoiogizing for the circums.snce If
shewing his letters to Nh. Burr. bnt No
apology would be received, as in his op;ni.
on showing confidential letters, though IN
2 political suoJect, to such a person a. MIR.
Burr, was an objectionable act.
His next Object of ccnsure was the chm.
racter had given Of Mr.. Hamilton, ,bicb
charcter he regarded as only intended 70
compliment person with whom mos. If
the evils Of the late administration had y
riginated, and whose literary talents were
not I'm Mr.. Duane's opinion) superior to
t1Ose OF any newspaper scribbIcr. A
dispute having arisen ontllis auesti,,p. We
Parled' not On the most friendly tcrras.
These circustances have thought pro-
per TO give to the public at present tbroupb
the medium Of your paper, but shall en-.
ter into further detail OF them in a nan-
phlet especting the transaction Of the sun-
preston now preparing for the press.
JOHN WOOD.
Pine-atreet eth July, 1902.
II appears then, from the shove that
Duane was the principal csalmniator Of
Mr.. Adams, bot he wanted the rnapbeod
70 avow IT. The Circumstance OF his Ici-
ters, being in the hands of Mr.. Burr. az.
counts ior tie tinid silence, or the cauti-
Gus reserve be has always taken care ~
preserve on this subject. The devil win
Kick the stool from under thisfellow at last.
~ u. Z. Post
The above article should be noticed by
me only IN the general mode of newspaper
'esnars had no, the writer SUBSIDIZED his
sine 20 It. Sat It IS ~ e1dencc Of the
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HIAiam yYhife, of Virginia, Surveyor
and Inspector Of the Revenue for the port
of East River.
Griffin Gyeeze, Of the N. w. Terrific
ry, Collector of the customs for the dis
tnct OF Marietta, and also, Inspector of
the Revenue for the Port of Marietta.
Jenes Clarke, Of North-C Carolina, Sur
yeyor and Inspector Of The Revenue for
the Port Of ombstonc, in the District Of
Edenton.
lillian Lee, Esq. Of Georgetown, Ma
ior of the FIRST legion or militia of the Dis
trict OF Columbia,
Je1'a p, Y1a Ness, Esq. of Washington,
Major Of the same legion.
l2aa1is Pcgfan, Of Aicxandria, Lieut..
Col. Commandant Of the second legion
Of he militia Of the Distiiet Of Cohn,biq.
MN'y RISE and lain DfETany, Majors
ct Che came legion.
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WASHINGTON CITY, july 9.

'aFFoiETAES4S By T.RE President.
General Commissioners If Baakrztscu
For he Dist1ct Of Sout6-carogna.
William Moultrie,
John Blake,
Theodore GaiI!ard,
Dominic a. Hill,
BENJAMIN Cadworth,
Fer pisgh..a.
George Tucker.
Far the DisffTc, Of Cdunectieu4.
Iezekiah Remington,
Jonathan Bull,
Joseph Hart,
John Dodd,
Henry ~. Edwards,
Elihu Munson,
Jehosaphat Starr,
John Nichols,
Elisha Hyde,
Jonathan Frisbie,
Nichol Fosdich,
Jacob De Witt.
For Delassare.
French MsMulIen,
James Dobson,
John Warner,
Isaac II. Starr.
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Ihe above article should be noticed by
me only IN the general mode of newspaper
resnars had not the writer SUBSIDIZED his
i'e.me 70 It. Bat it is al Evidence Of the
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July 10.

General Ca7'oai'sioacys Of Pan&r1t ,cy.
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Fran Tie GaSeae IF tie United States.
TOM PAINE,
TOM FEINE,
Lu0i!sa to this e0u4lry b. us Rgbt Wor-
lby AMI a8<aio0.lte Friena,
I. JEFFERSON.
No. VI.

From the Documents adduced in Our
laa it is very evident, that even MIR.
Jehfe,fon's friends did not pretend thar he
was originally in favor Of the adoption
of our prefent coalitu.ion, and all that
was attempted, by (uch Of them as differ
ed from him upon this important quetfioa,
was to keep his opinionsas much as pofi
bic out flight, aoa to prevent them from
having an undue influence upon others.
Indeed, Mr.. Jeftrfon hintelf very care
fully wathes lis hands Of all the guilt Of
inpoGng upon US this "form Of the Bri-
tin government IN It's corrupt parts" In
his letter TO Mazzie he very pointedIy
difclaims all participation in faitening up
on US thefe LiAputiaa Ties, which he in
forms Us mutt be broken. When fpeak-
ing of the formation of the contribution,
and of every part of the administration of
the government under General Wslhlng-
ton, he mentions both as the work of an
Anglo monarchico. arifocIatic party, and
declares, THEIR avowed OBJECT is to
impofe on Us the /ubRa1es as THEY
have already given US the firm Of the
Britilh government" He then eoume-
rates who THEY are, namely :" The
Executive Power, the Judiciary Power,
all the officers of Government, all who
are ieeking Offices, all timid men wao pre-
Ter the calm of defposifm to the tempefu-
Gus Tea of Liberty, the Birth merchants,
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Dancing School.

MIR. GENERES has the honor to In
lVI form the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Alexandria, that he will begin his DAN
cling SCHOOL on Wednei5ay next the
eft inf. at Mrs. Fle,eher's, Prince Rreet.
The days of Tuition will be On Wednef-
day, Friday, and Saturday, the Ladies
at 10 o'clock in the morning, and the
Gentlemen at 5 in the evening. Parents,
Whole children lhall be truaed to his care,
may depend on his moa particular atten-
ton, as dancing and COOL manners are
the principal BATS of his fchool. Grown
perfons will be taught privately in the
mott fashionable fyle either in his acade-
my or at their own hou{es
Terms Of tuition may he known on APP
plication TO Mr.. Generes ar Mr.. Heif-
kell's.
October I6. d3tt
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Ten Dollars Reward.

@ TOLEN from the Subfcriber, Oh the
~ nignt 10th init. BAY MARE,
three years Old laIt Spring, fifteen hands
high, fender quilt, and ihod only before,
when taken way; nots haTds, and fome-
times inclines to pace, has large feather
on her throat, iomc white hairs on the top
of her head. The frpp,fod thief IS
John Hair, noted villain, IN Loudoun
county he is abeu. fix feet high, Rout
made and of rudy complexion; II is iup-
pofed he will eiideavour TO fell or ex-
change the beat. Any peSfon taking up
faid Mare, and giving information TO the
Sublcrlbel, or TO Capr. Robert Braden, 7
miles above Leelblrgh, ihall receive the
above Reward, and feafonable charges if
brought home, by
LEWIS REECE.
Loudoun County, Oa. 10.
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letters from Vienna, that the Imperial
Court continues to refuie its afent TO the
fcheme of indemnities which has been 70
6 diin5erehedly" arranged by France,
Rufia, and Pfuilia.
narticlc from A,igbourg, of the 10Th
inf: aates that body OF Bavarian
troops, on their march to take poasfion
of that part OF Pafau granted as rnindem-
nifty to the Elettor Palatine, were pre-
vented from palling by corps of Auari-
ans, fationed for that purpole by the
Cabinet Of Vienna, on the extreme from
tier ofthe Inn Viertel. The Declaration
of the Firf Conful and the Emperor Alex
ander, will, no doubt, remove ali oppo-
ftion; though it appears but reafonabIe,
that the propelled plan of Indemnities
ihould not be carried into effect Until fame
toned by the decidon Of the Imperial
Diet.
Lat night Dutch Mail arrived, and
a Gecond this morning. Accounts from
thc HIgae fate, that a French army is 10
be alEeInbled on the Rhine, for the often
ible pufpole Of Military parade when tie
Chief Conirl lhall yidt Belgium, bot
more probaoleeior the moe important OBJ
jett Of influencing and accclerating the de-
Eberatons of the Diet of Ratitb9n.
II i, poitively ltated ina private let
ter from Lilbon, thar The abrupt departure
CT Gen. Laines was occaiiened by fom:
very extraordinary attention unaffected
Madam: Lalnes by an luxurious pealon-
sc belonging TO thai Court.
Accompany Oh merchants has lately been
ormed at Vienna, for the putpoie OF lend-
ng the wines OF Hungary 10 London.
/ he capital atihe hrtt fuoicr,ptlon amour
red to 100000 aonns.
The hasvet in Belgium is juf hniihed,
All is the Ilcheit ever remembered in THAI
ounrry.
Yesterday the EAT India Company 5
March Sale, 1882, hndhed, whep lie
China raw Fix role 7 per cent. and tAe
Bengal raw FAX about 70 per cent.
Lalt Tuefday The weekly payment into
the Excite office amounted 10 the en9r-
nous fam OF 2 ,oool. being quarter Of
million c! money.
We are happy 10 announce the arrival
Of the Wapoie, Duke 0! BuccIeugh, and
Prelton, homewafd bound Eat Indiamen,
in the Downs. The Purier Ct the Wal
pole landed at Dover yeiterdiy morning;
with the difpatches for the Eat India
Company.
The extra duty in Ruaia on tar has
been redaoe1 trom 90 cop. psrton to 10 J;
making the whole export duties no more
than Is cop. per ton. AZ Archangel,
sc. the price OF that article has in conie-
quence advanced TO Ego cop. FER ton.
The ltock on hand, both of lsf year
ana pgelent lumner, is very large. 70 that
a reduction is expected, the more efpeciaI-
ly as the demand from Eagllad is greatly
reduced
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IRISH LINENS.

Reeeived BY the Ship Brutas, Ola Ljver-
pooL
A fmall Invoice of 4-4& 7.Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, well aaorted and for
Sale, on Reasonable terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
N. B. He daily expects an afortment
of WooLEEs.
OCTOBER IS. d
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Carr Market, 14aguf 40.

Corr Market, 44agHf 80.
The weather continuing fine for the
harvef, our market again to day was but
shinly lupplied with corn from Eliex and
Kent, the principal part frelh up was from
Suffolk. Wheat OF hra quality went off
at Fridays terms, which are from IS, to
rs. per quarter higher than this day week.
Current price OF Gain per quarter
Wheat, ass. SIS. o4s; Fine DO. o5s.
Cos. Rye, COS. a 33s. Fine Flour,
sos. SIS. per fack Second do. 4Ss. a
sos. per do.
Country Markets -Salilbury, Augua
"a, Wheat 54s. Cos. Devices, Aug.
rs, Wheat 64s. to los. Warmniter,
Aug, Is, Wheat, Cos. TO US.
Augua 81.
This day arrived Paris Papers to the 10TH init
The Freuch Fund. continue to decline. On the
18th the Five per cents. were at SO. 90.
An article from Genoa, fpeaks OF lrea'y a
bout TO be cutered into between that STATE, and
the French Republic, by which the former 1910
renounce the Hands of Corilca and Capfa]a, and
e. receive an exchange OF oneille and its Deepen
denotes.
The approaching departure of General An
dreofsi from Paris TO London, is announced to
take place with fifteen days from the ar inf.
A Senatus Confulta is, it is ltated,
about TO be ifIued, for the purpofe of re-
gulasing the order of difributing Of poi
ieaions in ST. Domingo, in fuch a manner
as to conciliate the rights and interefs of
the Projectors and the Negroes.
The Hamburg Mail which arrived on
Saturday, mentions, on the authority Of
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Spanilh Hides.

Jya arrived IN the Sebooae, Ha,msny,
and for Sqls By
John & las. II. Fucker,
1000 Spanllh Hides
Thy haze aJfo IN Store,
ro,ooolb green Coffee,
20 Hhds. be& Muicovado Sugar,
70 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bulhels coarfe Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels Tanners OIL, and
A general aGortment ofGROCERIES.
Ofober7. d
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Foreign News,
From Bryfol papers - The third If Septem-
Der, ,ee~ived BY tbe fat failing %ip
Fare, arrved ,sferay.
LONDON, Auguft 2S.

brings ehe following articles of inteill-
gence. Six fhips OF tie tine have failed
from Toulon to proceed againit Algiers.
The envoy who is appointed to go with
them is Citizen Hullin, who before the
revolution was a private in the French
guards, and was particularly active in
forming the Battle. It is faid, that the
letter OF our government, addreied to the
Dey, is conceived in very ltrong terms !;
and that, entirely to root cut that nett OF
pirates, we will probably take poaeaion
of Anglers.
1t is confirmed by the Jamaica papers,
thar difference has taken place between
the Governor of that Hand and the Houle
Of AAembly, onthe fahjea Of the demand
by Government for the Hand, to under
take the payment OF 5000 troops tor IT'S
defence. The fEouie OF Affer5ly have
pointedly reaaed the principle, as contra
ry to their rights. and they claim Protec
ton, as their due, equally with every
other part OF the Britilh empire. They
likewife decline finding fupp!ies for tbs
maintenance of a corps Of black ariihcers.
thought neceGary by the Governor for
the execution of certain work refolved
upon.
The heat in the neighborhood of Frark
fort. a, the commencement OF the prefer,
month, was 70 ;ntenle, that the leaves CT
the vine, and other trees, fell in the fame
manner as at the end Of Autumn.
On the 10th, the FlrR Confui went {
the Fraincaiie, to fee Andromaque. Nh
Fox who has been for iom- days in Paris,
was prelent, and occupied a box facing
that of the Firit Conful.
The rapid increafe of Gotten Manufac,
tories in the North of England has latel.
been almoit incredible. Lancalhire is, and
perhaps will continue to be the grand Gen.
ire; but one mandatory OF this ar'icle
has, within the laf four or FIVE years,
been gaining much ground IN Cheihlle,
Staffordhire, and Weitmoreland; and 70
comfortable has its progreis been IN York
lhire, that the labourIng poor IN the welt :.
ern parts Of this Riding, are at prsient
principally employed in it. In the neigh
bourhood of Halifax, Haddelsheid, Brad
ford, and even Dewlbary, ieveral large
manufactures have lately been erected,
and we are informed the enserpriiing pro-
prietors of theie works have the mott fiat
tering profpe6t Of fuccels.
We are happy TO find that the refa6eo-
ny ihip>wrights have fubmitted, are again
employed, and work together with the
men from the Kings dock yards. The
caulkers likewife have applied for permit
ion to work, 70 that shole unPleatant
dilputes are likely to be foon lettled.
1t is tated in French Newspaper, that
a man, at Mot, deyoured in the pretence
Of feveral per(ons, an entire fell grow n
iheep, together with its wool !!
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On Wsdnsiday, tbe rotb day If Novem5e,
nest, on the PremJes,
Ninety Acres of Land.

1NFIISIy ~1SI0S UI LdIlu:
Belonging to the efate of Roger Wet,
ieceaied, on credit until the 1T day of
March, 1903, the purchafer giving bond,
with approved iecurity, which, when paid
good and luficient deeds lhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblopg iquare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
Ostober 7. d
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hbonr and peril which he 60 na'flily un nee n
went whie governor OF Virginia, when PUT Mr.
By rarietoD. They are thus deicri0eo " N
Levcn Powell Of Virginia ,.rc, mr..
!. VIII. Tarleton, wi,ha few light horis, E E,r.
fued the anembly to Charlottesville, MI l j. as.
r r alc,v~red f,h want Of Fl mneis, as new
"a he was no. fit to fill the frlf executive on,os
FIR nffead of uGug his talents, IN directing b;s 90
cenry operations of defence, he qul h 200 at
y:rument by rcligning his office 'hs l ben the
time that tried mems fouls, at Tune "nI ard
aflirs of America food in doubtful luiP'''i'
required the exertions OF all c,1,h 1907
See his inaugural fpeech Of Mar1 prl e. ,sy,
y IN induced into the ofuce OF F's'-A 49,