Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
VOLUNTEERS.

VOLUNTEERS.
by the President. The memory of the
prescribed patriots of '76, and the fallen
heroes in the American revolution. a
cheers.
BY the Vicc-President. May the tenn
pie of Liberty be erected upon the ruins
OF despotism, and every nation on earth
enter its avenues. cheers.
BY VIM. Thomson. james Monroe :;
the man who has been honored by dis.
grace, but never di.graced an honor.
t cheers.
By DAME, BeasleF. William Du-
ane; may his services in the hardest of
times be long remenbered. S cheers.
Bv Joseph &. Brown. Joseph *. Nj.
cholsun; the man who in times Of despair
preferred death 20 dessr.ion. / cheers.
81 James A. Fsttes2n. John Ciopton
The man who never was absent from his
post. 3 cheers.
BY DR.. James Henderson. Unbiased
suffrage, the mild, but omnipotent cor
receive of Governmental abuses. cheers.
By Capt. John Watkins. MAY igno-
mlny attend the man who gains his cleo
uon to Congress by brides and barbacues.
3 cheers.
ByCapt. VIM. Brown. Uriah Tracey;
may he trace his way in darkness in old
Charoa's boat, and there may reflection
overtake him, When he or his principles
cannot return. 8 cheers.
BY Maurice L. Miller. May all in
triguers feel the sting Paine. 4 cheers.
By Rober; M'Tyre. The proposed
Bank OF Virginia; may it go into operati-
on. as it musf hrouo!e commerce and agyi.
culture. cheers.
After the day had been spent in convi-
vial harmony, the company retired, well
pleased TO their respective homes.
The opposition prints have, for some time past,
been endsavouriug TO entane I'll: public mind on
an alelgsd risunderstandinrh., tween our govern
ment and tl9t Of Great Britain in r,ation to the
treaty Of i794. 1t having been long since pre-
deed by thei: political apponents. that The pre-
sent administration would soon Involve he coun.
Try in a war with that na.ion. she siighteac sug-
sestion OF a want Of harmony on negotiations
said to he depending was seized with eaee,ness.
aud made th- foundation &c a story, charging ,he
Executive with the pur ut Of measures which,
being considered by Eng.sud hostile 70 her com
rercia interests, would necessarily tend 20 en-,
! hroil 'h- two countries This wonderful story.
with all IT'S aarreirg aTPendagcs has been SOM
ded from one end Of the ~ Jon tc the other on
the vague authority OF iyose zsS,cle in an En-
glish Print. AS this is the oniv foundation IN
which IL rests oIer ,he public tine following.
Rxtraa from the .ontIou Morning Herald of the
l51h Novembsr, three DAYS .l.er ,hau 'hc date of
the article $hlch appears C. nave occasioned "
. F,M l,li a,,H icE... ~
r, reFutgt,on OF the Misrepresentation of those
statement. 10 which 1t - meant a reply. The
proof IN hoth cases, IS newspaper pr7cf and one
is a. good - this her. R=t L,.xk
&" 4 ramon has bscm aaoSt for The last three
days. o. some difference. Between th.a Country
9 America. respecting he Interpretation of some.
I Articles OF the Treaty concluded IN 1884 and
rat'icl in l795. II Ia. been taken up Fby some
| OF our coirr0poraTies m such = manner as 20 In
duce belief that rupture between the two
C"uEtres was at no greaI distance Ii Is. thcge.
fore, with the utmost satisfaction that we inl our
selves eupoweset 20 state. from tie first aH5asi:g,
!h@t there is no5 an dispute, or even question
o. difference sub.isiing between tae Two Ccm
! uiss. America lesis IS she oughg 10 10 upon The
| present occasion, and we are authorized 20 add.
thar there usvss has been greater gree cf cor
diaIity betwe cen England and the United S,ates.
si2ce the ratiijcstioU OF American Indept
We yesterday received the Nsw-Yola and
Boston Yaper5, s.e former 20 the oh, aad the
latter t. the lOtl uit. Thc.e from tic former
Ci;y STAT. that the fever codtiuds. 81. ravags.
though 10 "a aba.sd degree There is some in
timation OF danger from the blacks IN Jamaica.
! which we trust will prove unioundSd and :. fey
particulars Of later dave than any vet received
rsspe cling he deporabe of The Island Of ~
Domingo In these papers as may well be pre-.
! sumed here is not single syllable resusfiny
the reported differences betw -n America and
! this Country TO which We have alluded in the
preceding paragraph"
We think it our duty to give the pub.
lie correct information upon the subject
of the dsasreeabls reports concerning The
II ~. John EG;ledge, of South Carolina,
AM DR.. Horace isn,er, ofthis town. which
have b, en- circulated hsre Tor some day.
past; and with this view only, we publish
the blowing extr4A Of letter, written
by a gentleman in South Carolina, who is
yery much respected here aud we'll known
and highly esteemed here.
a. Export Mercury.
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