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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
ISAAC AUSTIN.

Hal ,rmovtdse tie Store iasly seeab;s< BY wh.
X. Wilder. ssatJ sSpyGfe John +. Town.
fend's, end next door koyfb Of Gibbs & Chan
hios's aObtss be s6sn fsv ESis. a va'iti, 9,
ExcLisH. IsDiA, e GRocsnY GOODS,
Of ,b< tafsG ImSorfafiess, preesyed al fbe bsh
Marker. and sobieb will Be )sI at nods,sfs
prirsi, fsr CeA or a1b,oUfd Cwda.--Amsss
ibe A,fieits iaf,b ,terivrd. and jP sptsed. are
CUPERFINE, fecond.bea. and common
- Bsosdcloshs.
ID. do. CaHimercs. :
A vssiety of fix and cotton, Gripcd, plain sud
mix'd Csfiir res, Nankeens and VeveD.
IA and 6-4 coloured and white, Giszed & plain
Cambricks.
India Book. Muffin, snd Book Handkerchief.
do. do. Scotch do.
A variety of Gloves and Ho6ey.
Barcelooa and common, black and coloured, elk
Hsndkerchiefs.
bsles India Cotfons.
Lasearings. Periians, BcngsIs and Linens.
An sHotmens Of kid, Morocco, csIf.ikin and
Cuff Shoes.
A s;e,t variety Of Enelifh sodAmeriesn manc.
istsused Hats, from one doIlsr 70 tx doIlafs.
Cotton Yarn. COTTON fripes snd cotton Bed
Ticks, 40 sfasl 4
- LIKEWIS,E, 80
Youns-hyfcn, kyfos-Rin, iouchong and bUAea
Teas, iozf md bfown Sogsfa
Cotton and wooI Cards. s-t
cslk sGorted mefsi Tes. Pofs. t
K G,jf~, 10 mr,a fbf fsosu Of bis ty9smsts.
Newport, 9Th Moash -, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
N E w P OR T,
HuJday, Sept. 20, 1904.
-@s<9#05zC9s
OR DIN ATION N.

I" Was ordained, to the Work Of the Gof-
pei ,Miniary, and to the Paaoral Csfe OF the
firft congregational Church aud Society In this
town, lately under the Paaora Care OF the late
Rev. SA1dsL HoPxiXs, d. d. or Weducf-
day the ra.h inf. Mr.. CALEB JswITr Tn
.ss The fcrvice was introduced With prayer,
by the Rev. NArHAsIHL EaMoSs, y. d. OF
Fsauklin, MafTachsiesn, the Rev. Asa BuR-
Ton, d. ID. of Thetfords Vermont, diiivered
the Sermon. frog, 1faiah xxxv. s.. 9bss %all
sSe Eyes ef f5< Biisd be sp<sed, Isd ibe Ear Of
:br Deaf Be snasap<6.--,rhe Rev. DAsIrL
SAsroep. Of Msaway, Maaachufctt.. offered
the Coufecraripg Prayer:--Thc Rev. DANIEL
Hor KISS, of Salem, gave the Charge The
Rev. WILLIAM ,PATrsa, Of Newport. the
Rikht. Hand os Fellowfhip; and the Rev. Eli
SMirH. Of Hollis, New. Hampfhire, Offered the
concluding Prayer. Tho lExerciies were con-
duesed With great propriety.-Tbe Mufic and
Odes feleted, were pleaGng and numerous
Aaembly conducted, in all reffeds, with that
folemnity which became the occadon."
The prefent ,sduininrs,ion Of our affxifs 10
70 happy, that we are the envy OF the world,
and the aaonifhment of our internal enemies.
Not "a prediction has proved true, which they
have made. The adminiaration gathers ifrength,
executes its plan, fupports the laws. and renders
the people happy. Arti6ce has BEEN employed
10 deceive without any fuceefs, and diicontent is
left only to thofe sho purfue power, and who
arc NOT able 10 live upon the people. e.ASakm Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

FOR SALE, ~, So B
ClxTY.TWO Shares in the Rock Of the
~ Rhode Iflahd lnfussnce Company, by a
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
Nrsefer, SepL i9. 1904.
N. r. Al they are very defirous (fof 4
particular reaionl 20 difpoie Of the above nisn-
toned aoek--they therefore offer the fame at
hrh colt. N. SwagT, & Co..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
THEArRE-NEWPORq!

1VlRs HARPER moit scfpetafaily seqssints
ihe F'iends and Patrons Of the Drams. that the
Thcs,fe in this town ~ili be opened on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING next. a6,h inn. With .
celebrated Comedy lnevcr performed herc) called
The Soldiers Daughter.
To which will be added. the Favorite MSiical
Entertainment of iasaA
r OS IN A; g. tsA
Or, TIE REAPERS! :
Charstiers, &c. SC. in future Bills aud Ad1
vcrtiiements.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
For Sale,

.NN seafousblc ierms. Lot Of Land. contsin.
" ing fix acses, thee of which sse covered
With wood~-with new and convenient Dwell
ling. Hoafe. and fmaIl Barn thereon -6tuated
10 Ponfmou,h. liule north Of Capt. John Cox-
Ssn's on the main fosd leading from Newporf to
BTifol and Howlandi Ferry; aad adjoining
lands Iste the property OF Mr.. Ces,gr Gib5f, of
Newport; commanding IN exlendve and bcaua
tiful psofped ofshe fea and tic hnsin isnd ana
!, one OF the moa rleafant Gtustions. pefhdps,
that thin illand affords. Enquire Of the PnHter.
Sspf. 10. 1904 ss.Nla
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
sale at AuCtiOn.

'nN Saturday. ard ina. a, ten o'clock AM.
~ variety. OF new iornisurc. cop6aing Of
Beds. Bcdae,ds, and other BEDDING With al
moa every other kind Of Furnitures
A5o. A qoantity Of Taunton Ale. Olives.
Soy. &c. GARDNER & DEAN, .fsa.
Newport. Sept. 40. 49,,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
% Take Notice.

vxTE the fubfefibeu. being appointed by
wv the Hon. Court of Probate for the
town of Portfmooth. commifionen, to receive
and sdjuR tine elaine on the efste OF Jofept
Kirby. late Of Portimouth. yeomsn. deceafed.
reprsien,ed infolvent, hereby give notice. thar
we win sttsod on faid beEneh any time withia
Gx anopths from this date, (thsr being the tiue
allowed BY faid Courft u our REFLECTIVE dwell
lings. All thofe indebted to faid ceate, arc reS
quoted to make imnediase payment to =.
ABRAHAM ANTHONY, |, Pvy@ssf5. oe
ELISHA ALLEN, Middysfssos. n
Psgymesfb, Se1f. u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
Tra0 Of Land,

Containing by estimation ll42 Sd acres more or
less, lying on both sides of Rcedy creek there is
on the Said iant two story dwelling house with
4 kitchen, smoke house. dairy, weaving house.
oyerseers house, and several valuable out houses,
wiLh three orchards: the plantation Is IN good
ofder far crop, and he land well adapted for
tobacco. corn, whear and oats-One half Of the
purchase money 20 he paid down. the remainder
~ twelve mouths. Bond with approved security
to be SlVen.---Also, a. the same time and place
VIII be sold, on twelve months credit for all sums
over ten doliass) several valuable Horses, tie
stock of Cattle, 4 large quantity of Pork, Hogs,
and Sheep some Household and III chen Furni-
ture' Plantation Utensils, the crop OF Corn, Fod.
der and Oats
hiipersons having any claim or demand against
the said estate, lrs equesied 10 exhibt the same
70 me before TIE said sale and those who are in
debtcd desired 20 make immediate payment.
PETER LAMKIN, ExY of
Sharp LGmtin, dec.
p s. Part Of the cultivated land will be sowed
IN wheat this t:di. lands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
Peter Bctlett.

NIse,y and Seedsmdn. a. William bac ilteagisg
s'Tenovs to t6e a.ofe@ Ne,r 1o,f,
OFFERS FOR : kLE, HIS NURSERY
Containing % acres Of rica Io.srured Land, with
aboui 100 coo TREES, &C which Is OCO consist
Jog as follows are III to iransgian5ed this sea
son.
a. Sorts Of Apples At 81 pcr tree; a 10 Of
Pears AZ IS 81 ea 80 do Ct Reach at 81 20 H. ei
~; 10 do Of Netter'ne l. 70 Is 81 ea;IOd, Of
Nprco' Is Oh TO , ca; : do ol Ounce Is Cd 20
, OF "a ~ 10 Of Cneri., 2sto4 81 ga; IL 10
OF Flnmbs lsrd "a IS ga; q 10 Of Almond 5. ea
30 Of Nul5errics L Oh % IS 81 ca: , 90 Of
rigs i Cd el; I TO Off sherry Bu hes; J. -,,bar
ny < Bolsani P7il1ss.--c, -ra-'e, Co15sbtrril, y
Strawberries .5.,s -tAre Vines Of s51rS, =.
1ohohes and Asparagus Roots ;oge,Eer .,i.h a
saue'y # fioYer'ng Shrubs Flower Roofs ai..
seeds, and Roe Bushes and small qlanti,, OF
GdfDEN SEE rs of shis wears growth.
Also. NAV he had wnl-the Nursery no II
NEGFoES, 5 Of which ave well acqu,in,ed
"''h gardening and nursery work: also, $ Hor
es,5 Steers, VS., and ,hc uurs cry aud fam
n8 utensils, which il not sold b, the f.s dav Of
Nay next. viii be set up a, Public -als on thai
tsy; until which time he viii confuse 20 sell
fees &c. &c &c ON lower terms thln usual
Orders left with mr. George Greenhow AZ Rich
mond messrs John y ami. PENS on at Peters
burg, Sc ~ be duly attended 70 WIKI dispatch
Nms'burg, Nov. 20, 1894 In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

VARS II tie FRRRca EEYoLUTIoN.
Jns' fnbEs5e, ard for SAFE at S P.eqsarfS, jary's
Printing C.Fcr end Boot store, Ricbmoaa,
THE H{3HCRY or TTE vars
hieh aroie out OF the French Revolution; 20
which is prehscd, review OF the eaulss ofthat
eveit. BY ALEXANDER STEPHENS. OF
the hon Society % the Middle Temple, eiu.
---- tam 6 e fGs pcbrii RoEGri s;yicfip, nj
fHrTac a'STG viA,JGgar brescyitc,e co ricgis qYod
'"'5f q sps neta. PaytiJns rcfablicr anlnas Ter
Gat Sail de coniulat CatiIl.
The Lopd don edition n ;his work which has
iua come TO hand ia now fei.ing ~ IS dollars
tNrG fy0m he M,atJiy NIn4 zinc and EriHs5
Register, FIR july, 1903.
he istc eventfui war has found an able Aif
tor'ap in ar Alexander Stephens. whole work
entitled Hilory o. tie Wars which sro'e out
'i 'he French Revolution from I79z 10 thc gene
~ peace in I2c7," exhibit a conceded and well
trren 4 detail O. the raod eyeutfnI & important
r1n'eR ..'at has occurred free the fubiugstion Of
ne Roman empire and IN TIE touric oi the work
nc author has matted yhe ir-crcR arifng OUT Of
81 grapl'y with the iaaruaion 70 b: derived lren
%, cory an boih departu .rts iis manner is digs
nihed his lsnguase eloquent and hi, inrorma
t'"n'is obviouIy derived from the mon authentic
iource
he in'ro'rS'on after touching on the great
CD ,nge' chat have taken place in anc.eu; and mo.
dern GATES, prefents dilsrtslion on the govern
meut Of France 10 which TIC opinions Of Mczc.
ray, frJiaar', Cormines, and tIo.tonian, are quo
Ted and 'Hge9iKa,ed. IN aueupt is slfo made to
trace the lstc revolution up 90 its original Goureo.
whhe he leading neu and eouteGding partiss are
fully aud diilitdly pour'Tlyed The characters o.
urgot, CoIonnc. Cia5icrre, Bobefpicrre, Msrrai
BrAot, fslisyraud, Mirabeau, Lsily, ssrnaye.
&c, are accordingly deve oped in fucecfion.
Ia the courie Of ibis work the principal Gates
men in Britain well o. ~ France. pas tu rcyieyy
ard The opinions, talcot' AID parfri,, ol Pr,
OK, IN Addiugton, Sheridan, Dundss Bed
foro and Gfenvi!ie. a5e noticed md enumera-
ted ao
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
TUST REcEIYED,
From d.. CHuRca's Distengyy Nelp-lo-t, andE1r
SAFE at i5's Printing -O5ice a tjrsb supply
u tie Jo'!o'yi'g
Patent Medicines

cHyRcH'S cOUC6 DROPS,
a medicine unequalledby any in the world, FOR the
cure ofconghs, colds, asthmas & consumptons.
PATIRoSA LICENCES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs. &c &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE IND EXTRAcT or
MUSTARD,
/ or the cure OF the rheumatism, gout, rheumatic
gou5, palsy, white swelling, chI5lains &c.
ANoDrHE ESSENCE, far the hcud-ocAe.
VoLATELE FRACTURE, for tie footh-ache.
Tas Eoq6wIcAL ri.
TNFALLEBLE GGRMfN CORN PLAIsTRR,
For the cure OF corns.
cAURcR'8 HYALEPqYc FEMALE Pills.
scorer OINTMENT,
Cures the most inVetecars itch in four hours with
out Mercury.
EYE sALTE, far ali dis9rIers Qfthe eyes.
ANTHSCoR8UTIc TINcgURF,
For the teeth, breath, and souvy il the gum
ESSENCE ~ ScCsg1-.eRogs.
For preventing and cudng the SEA 3. land scurvy
YEBMfFGGe LozEEGES.
fordestroyhis worms in children &. grown persons.
AE2ISPASNcDIc ELfXIR,
For The cuSe OF III kinds of Fits.
coRDTAL RESqoRAqJyh BALsdM,
For nerVousdisorders, debility, inward weakness,
&c. sc.
VECE1ABGE LoTJoN,
For the face AID sin, f-eciles, -burns prick,y
heat ring worms, tettets, &c &c.
DR. CRUEcH'S AHqIBILf0Us Pills.
For The cure OF indignant and bilious fevers dys-
pePsy, iaundice, cosdveness, acidity, cholcra
morhus gravel indigestion loss o aDpeti,s, and
ali disorders of tie head, stomach and bowels.
7HE GENUINE PATSET ALTERAgIvE PILLS,
ror the cure Of scJryy, cutaneoGs disorders, the
venerea disease, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
Lunenburg county, 18Th Iuly. 1901.

10 the highest bidder, Oh Wednesday the 26,h
day OF Dscenoer next, 1T the lace dwelling.
hoNse OF Sharp Lamkin, dc in this COUNT,
very valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

I : Y virtue of a deed of trust executed % The
H syb-c'iber by J hn Burnisy, TO answer she
purp'aes therein specified, will be sold on the
Prom'fes. TO the hisEes' bidder, for ready none,
ON the @J'h day o. December next, three hon.
ored and eighty two and one h.if AlKES On
INN. Sng IN the lower end of Louisa, i'm
mcdia'e'y on he Richmond road. leading from
LOUISA couuhoufc adjoining thc lands Of Jesse
HogGmd, Seth Burnley hn Digs Mrs CnY-st.
mass. &C On t'is l.Ul there i5 q small plania
ton orchards "a tolerahis good dwelling house,
BAN and cu'ho1ses, irreiil.e'y ON The road
WN G.. POND sEgER- rrs.ce.
Novcmt-r 4h, is)t. w4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

2 i',H=Tf'Se'@s3fFe, u ccestfitg square
'te"sffiarc''sssrfedi 'l his fekcr. for s6usn
l. zee ee'3Ea .h' jEFst tilae three doRara Tor
ff"ee 'sseFs (6fiR.csJ AID FL, e-yerY add
fi'r7t'H&e'';So'' Fnirty-tArss cenSs. Laa~ ores
"a "' aaP;e fe*oiHio"--s,siieSs a siicciek cam
IfGcf &C Hs1ts 5g tie Year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
NOTiCE

r fere52 given tkaf baUe yesiSpc4 ny ogce as
= CONS2ABLE for f5e cry If Richmond. iSd ia,
5aVe lodged al Paoers deso5'tca yyifb me IN he
5"nds y Ny Nai5l. Ho!J.an, those concerned .s,Y
o!cG5e cal an him
7.HOlTf H0LT0N.
Pic5mord, No1r8iber 3d. 1904. 9.r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

PowrArhV, Eovcmle, i7,,, 1901.
AiaH1kiH- Town Grammar .GrhocL
ilE subscriber intends 70 continue bis e,s,,,
the ensuirg ycaf, az The same place. M
which VIII be taught Latin and Lngiish grarr--,,i
-a.'y, Geography, Arithmetic. Reading anl Wi
ing lie wi| take six or ght B1arders, at t,s
moderate price IF sixteen porn Is C'odriap e,.
eop,edl-iiis terms Coz tui.i6n are six pound, A.,
Lain. ard 'our for English. The scho, ,.;.l
commenced IRE 10Th day of January, and ,err,,na,.
tGe Ism OF December.
TGt il yrs CR.9tYrOpD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
Dollars l25, ijJ
7 l G. Z r T S

Nay be had of George Fucker, Thomas TAYLOR
All samuel PIea,an,s, jr. IN Richmood. Kol-l:
Brcte.t, and Watkins leigh Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton. Dr Barrand, K Lit,ieton w. Taze-
well, Noric'ki Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg;
Henry Tucker Wiuches'eri Chapman johnson
Siauaton' and % an the towns IN Virginia, ana
~ many places IN the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

he motive for adopting this measure. and
< tor 50 loH premium, is TO endeavor 10 rive
larger scope and to bring before the pn,lic
wha5 Is valnaois, sooner than co.ld be 4 nc Nv
ouer means tne eNeuions OF individuals shouit
be employed in generous man,,er for publ;c
8ooI and char their expenses should be covered
l. reasonable; bur false assertions, and se.isl,
me2hnsss, rneri' contempt.
Zen poliare, To bc paid at the time of subsc,ih.
ms. fach subscriber shall he entitled to one p,.
toni Lieence, winch may be sold or transfe, red .
and niay employ hs own workman, 10 have
Sood Mathnc at the lowest possible cost. 70 he
MADE according 10 the original others Than for
subscribers. viii be prosecuted. Forty su,serio.
u'nS beng received, workman chosen by the
u J91Y 81 recommendation, 1t the time of sub.
sc"oilg shall be cnaoed and assisted 10 con,
pee ! uNsTALL's PATENT TnREsHlNc NJ.
crl NE, wlghoH' further deIay or trouble.
ohta'e Licences, 10 non subscribers, will be
sold at 30 dc'isrs each. The appreciation which
t'e mooel hes oh.aincd, especially from those
Ve'sed l" such machines, as are now in use gives
Solid sronnt 70 believe this impr yemen win be
genera y employed rs soon as a fair tr al can he
made which wiil a. ieast prove :. saving Of 10
per cenr o. each crop.
IVU. TUV$Y.fLL. Date,fee.
Richmond W. NOV 1th. 1904 ,v4,y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

that 1t is state of kings the most favor
"oie 10 mutual candor (which is of great
Importance to domestic peace and good
neiShborhood) and to the cause Of all
truth, that of religion least Of all executed.
when every thing is thus left to free d.s-
custom, there can he no doubt but that
ruth viii finally prevail, and establish il.
SELF by Its ewn evidence; and he must
Know little ofhistory, or of human nature,
VINO can imagine that truth of any kind
VIII be ultimately uniavorabe to general
happiness. A man must entertain a secret
suspicion OF his own principles, who wish
es tor any exclusive advantage in the de.
fence, or profession Of them.
hsving lied from d state of persecution
IN England, and having been not without
some cause of apprehension in the late
administration here, feel the greater sa.
hstacbon in the prospect of passing the
remainder OF an active life, when I natu.
raiiy wish Tor repose, under your protcc-
uon. Though j am arrived at the usual
term OF human life, It is now only that |
can say see nothing to fear from the
hand OF power, the government under
which 1--we being for the first time truIv
favorable 10 me.-And THOUGH | think !,
has been evident that have never baen
improperly swayed blythe principle of fear,
II Is certainly happiness to be cut Of the
possibility OF It's influence, cspec,slly to.
wards the close oF h.e ENJOYING degree
OF peace and rest. previous to a state of
more perfect res, from labor in the grave ::
with hope of rising TO a state of greater
aSu'"y' security and happiness beyond H.
MS Is all mat any man can wish. or have.
III MS world i; and ti,Is, sir, under your adj
ADMINISTRATION enjoy.
W''h the mos, perfe& attachment, and
every good wish, | subscrib7 rnyselc not
your sN'J@ct' or your humble servant, but
your sIncere admirer,
JOSEPH PRIESTLEY.
Northumberland. LUIS. 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Extracted from tie EASTERN ARGUS

] speak 10 deluded. not to dcluding fed
eralists, for these need TO CONVICTION; they
know their own evil designs. Il is To
you, feIlow.citzens, that I wish to speak,
TO you, whom these leaders Of aristocra-
cy, have charmed to their interest, through
the decci,hiness NJ their wOrds.-Wheu
You we're in harmless security, filing your
fields or IN yOur other secular employ
meuts OF life. they perverted TIE right
meaning Of words, and by that meaos led
you, and even (ior a whiIe) The g-ea' DO
dy 81 he people, to the very brink of ru-
in. Ifthey had called themselves by heir
own name, which was Aris'0Crats, instead
Of Fcaerali,ls, you would havs started al
the sound With surprise g they bal told
you their intention ~ crsiave YOU; that
they intended 10 oDpress YOU, to hat de-
gree, that you shnu'r have nothing LEFT
but merely q suhicicncv 20 support lir- !
that vou should not BE- blest with tine
means ofinlormstion that your children
should grow up in The most Gcs picable
ignorance what father is there drnong
You, whose blood would not have r.co,isd
at such IDEAS
would ask those oF sou who ell hold
upon the skirts of leeersiis-I---y.t- ere ,s
that spirit Of freedom tndt watmaa the
hearts of vour fathers are you degere-
rated from noble ireemen 10 abisGt slaves?
a. once tie dupes and derislon @ # your op-
pressorS!
YoJ are 10th 20 be persuaded, that ;t
was We wish OF fcdsraiists IN gener., 70
bring the American government into the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

1t is reported that gentleman in the
City OF Washington, his r-cejved Ietter
from person OF the first rcspe -is'.i:.,v in
England, mentioning, that the King is
cleranged, that rec ency has beenapDoin.-
ed, consisting OF MIR PIT, The Queen, and
Duke of Clarence, hat the Du.Sc Of York
had been removed from the command ~
Chief, and Cornwa,hs putin his plGcc--tlat
Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Gray were in The nj.
nlstrv and Ihat Ireland was IN The great
est commoVon. .fI.c. lido.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

The proposition FOR the removal OF the
seat ofgoyernm.nt from the city o65Nash-
ing,on has been rejected in the SenG;o. ~
majority OF 10 tits supposed thai the
measure was originated Tor he purpose Il
stimulating holders Of prope5tT ,ntbe e.
Gle, al CITY, to increase the Accommodations
for the public convenen-e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

all the taxes that shall not have Been
p''d by he time aforesaid, and the ,n@;,.r
On receiving tie schedule Shall q
Tie collector wi.h the SAID penalty o. g
amount o. ali the taxes contained r., 5
schedule.
Sec. %. md Be- itferther enact,a
the collec'cr 81 each county shai! = t
htteen days before ne trst NJ id,r Fl,
December yearly, keep open an Office e
the receiving Of taxes at the scst OF ing-
tee IN the set oral counties either by HIM
self or his deputy, who hail without a
at'erd each and every day from Il , hours
OF SIX in the morning until eisn, in tie
evening. i5w1
THO: GIBSON,
auditor for the .prafe oFOTio,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

channel which Mr.. Tracy described.
Were not the confessions OF John Adams,
to Mr.. LAY Tor and Mr. Langdon, to the
same purport ",ha, he hoped, or expect
ed, to sec the day when Mr., Taylor, and
his friend Mr.. Giles, would BE- convinced
that the people of America would not be
happy without an hereditary chief magis-
trate aad senate, or al least for life %
say, were not these ideas the same as
those OF MIR. Tracy Every person of in
formation must acknowledge that, had the
federal administration continued its career
unmolested i shor, period longer, thew
would have established themselves beyond
the reach OF the people! else why was
there standing army, ut the pleasure of
the Fres.ceut, but TO guard him and -
newly created lords aud noble1ncn, fror;,
Justly incensed people "a sed,tion ACT
70 sop meas mouth, rom savjno any
tang against moDaychv "a nui;ftude
OF oiiic~ca al in the interests Of the party
---aAu !rcct tax as q neccseA ry u drain"
lor the people, " sparc money!" and TO
'urnia1 'he president VITA his thousands
10 bl; mcn TO his interest wtenever he
pleased. ~ GLOW .couasrymen. search for
yourselves, and see "a these things be not
True FRANKLIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
FroM THE SALgu REc1srER.

! / bc-tGi'o"i0g aH~Liionate address from
Dr. P1IsSTLsr, 20 MIR. JEFPERsoN, as
dedication OF q valuable work, which
IS TO 1--we Tor ages, will be sufficient
guard on 5he mind of posterlty against
the Criminal invetliSes. base misrepre-
sensations and ciaudcs,jue proposes of
unPrlnc'P pied men. The york in four
voIumer, is "A coniinuatioa and com
pi-non Of Dr.. Priestlcy's Ecclesiastical
History.]