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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-21
THunspAY. MarcA s.

m'. N'cAo'son announced 10 the house,
mn his colleague, iGenercl DANIEL.
HE'D ERR had, alicr . long iliuess, yes
tcNlay departed thij life; as a ,ribu,e of
resPe0 due to his sterlory, he moved ths,
The members of the house wear crane for
thirty days; and that the house Should, for
The purpose of attending his funeral, adj
journ at IL O'Clock.
he house immediately entered into re-
solutions 10 this eHcGt, and Instructed the
Speaker TO notify the Executive of Mary
ihnd of the vacancy occasipned blythe death
OF General Hester.
About . O'Clock the remains Of the de.
ceased we're conveyed from his late lods.
inSs' attended by the sPeaker aud mem
berH o. tie house OF repr; sentatiyes.
The body, We unasr3'a and, viii be inter
red n HAgers town, the place where the
General lately resided.
General Var 1'p reported Q bill for es-
ta6'ishlng rules and articles 70. the govern.
n~nt Of the armies Of The United STATE ;,
! which was read, and referred 10 "a commit.
tee oc The whole.
4 message WAS received from the Pre-
s'dent olthe United States, enclosing let.
ter from Governor Claiborne, respecting
The importation at Nev-Llrlcans of slave,
from Africa, and 3is impression that Be,
did not POSSESS power 90 interpose re speA-
ing the same.
Dr. Leib presenieda petition from sun.
TRY Inhabitants OF Georye Town. praying
/ Tor the passaGeof = bIii a'oendatory of their
charter, with certain amendments.
DR.. Ml.chill made report from the
committee cf commerce and manufac.
'ures, who were dice!Aed 10 ent,uire into
me expedite = OF authorizing the Presi-
dent to cause to be explored certain un-
known parts Of Louisiana.
! 10 report contains much intcres,inp
intarnatjonr respecting The ,opograph apc,
oeturai history ofLruisiana;and concludes
With the opinion tia il will be honorable
AID useful for the United States to make
SOME public provision Coz ascer,a'niuse the
extent and Boundaries OF Louisiana and 10
/ ppro7riGe a suns not exceeding
! dollars To make surveys on the Rcd river
: Arkansas, orsuch ether pare; OF Louisi
ana, as 81 President nav see IL.
Made ihc order tor Wednesday next.
The house adjourned abou, 2 o'c.ocll
in consequence orthcir previous vote 10 at.
tend the iuneral of General tIeistev.
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FRIDAY, March ..

MI Smlhe offered o resolution, direG-
Ine a cali IS jhc House every morning az
10 O'Clock during he Remainder Of the
scs7.0a- connected with forfeiture Of
one ia, s pay Tor each ueglccl of duty.
rd@red 10 lie on the table.
M. Hhea <of TcDucssce) moved the
following resolution, which was referred
&c commN;et45t lhc whcl. ou the bill
iur the government Of Louisiana.
PesoiUed, Tia, il j, exnslielt - make
provision, b. .sw, to declare VOID acd C..
10 effect, all grants Tor land IN the terri.
tory ct Louisiana, coded 10 The United
states b. he Freuch Republic, bv the
.reaty IT the thrtieth of April in the wear
eighteen hundred add three, which have
been issued by any authority ov Pretend
Cd authom,y from be government of Spain
Subsequent 10 the treaty of Sam, !ldefanso.
he Hoase went into a COMMITTEES OF
the whole on the said bill-Mr. DAWSON
IN the chair,
Mr. G ". Campbell moved an amend
nenl 10 lhe bill extending tbs right Of IN.
~ trial to all criminal cases, ard To al ci-
vi fwts IN which the sum in controversy
may exceed 30 dollars.
Mr. Sloan sai3 a few words IN SUPPORT
OF the motion, " ich vas los;-tyes 30.
tAt this stage of the busine IS we at
tended the ;riai of Impeachment in the
Senate amd cdnDot with DeHect correct
ness STATE he Further proceedings Of the
House on he biil. We understand, haw
svcr' than the new section, some .ine
since Offered by Mr.. G.. w. Campbell,
hrouid'1@ tor TIE ei.cfiou n q L.gis14,slrc 8,
me hcQhi" Fl Lou. ,iano, instead of their be-
ing governed, according 70 TIC bill from
the Senate. by a council appointed bv the
President, was disagreed to Ayes 81
Noes 4S.1
Mr.. Findley, from the committee of e.
Iecliohs, made a rcpor', concluding with
me opinion chat Thomas NJ. Randolph is
duly eiec'ed nsmb-r Of tive House.
Ordered to lie on the table.
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Resc'UcH, That no part of the Eve mil
lions Of acres reserved for satis;y ing and
quoting claims to The lands coded Dy the
state Of Georgia 10 Inc United States, and
appropriated by the acl Of Co;.gr pass
ed at their last session snail Dc aypropri.
atcd to quiet or compensate anj CLAIMS
derived under any ACT, or pretended act
OF the state of Georgia passv,., or a.lcdg-
ed to he passed, during the year l79,."
When the housc adjourned.
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: : 49,
vice, - there was hat ESie, aar, dis
| pNe, as t. the facts and his case dcncud
ed III a great measUrs o. altogether
on the aw. It's impo le for me q
this distance oftirpe torepeat The. precise
words that were mad. u.s. OF. inSo sIdjcn
and unexpected an o'terca'iGu, bus feel
confident that have stated the substance.
and most material parts, although am
not conscious Of it-it is possible that some
parts oF what have mentcned as bcng
said BY me-, passed OF the second and not
on the frs, daY.
JudGv Chase apparently heard me with
impaience q mean on the first day) and
most certainly without seeming 10 paw
much regard To what had been said by
me.
In an early stage OF the business was
struck With tic idea, thai If Judge Chase
had made Mp ms mind on the law, il was
MOI likely That any thiao. which Mr.. Dallas
or could say would alter 1t; and tina, il
we withdrew IRON, the prisoners defence
under ihe circumstances which took place.
and left him without COUNSEL, and if he
shouN he condemned, il was not liz civ thai
he wonbl be executed. and therefore.
concluded IN my own mind, that il would
be best lar Us 70 do So, more especially IS
we had been assigned by the court, and I
thought we might do 1t without di,honor
to ourselves.
AS soon as l cav Mr.. Dallas comnt.
into court mot him and gave him briz
II believe not q rujO account Of what had
taken place. and Of my determination II
he concurel i'm il. He did concur
and we went 10 trc bar toge ,hep, whe,g
h. repeated, in part, the sentiments whic'
had been de'iycyeh bv me, wijh some a.
ditional ones. The trial id not come @,
that dav. am rot SUR ofthe cause whicf
prevented il, nnr have he least rcc,u.c
tol oS having heavd iudee Peters on tha
d. ,ev asinple word on The suLj:a whic.
tGs he@r mentioned.
M. nallns ~ 4 Informed John Fries
81 ou, deter minaijon 20 w;thdrawoulseivey
from his defence, if he would agree to II :
and we s'ronrly recommended Ia h,m to
do So, ~ We did not think il likely, aft-r
wha bad passed that we could rerd-r aim
anv ~OrviCe - cOurt---anl a. Our with
drawing ourselves might, and proiah.y
would. he of material use IL him with The
President, if ne should be couv0eG. He
secw,d greatly a'armed at his situation
and p rrle&ed 20 know W NJ To do. We
told i'm tAat If re insisted IN Il, W. would
50 IN IN his defence, and render bin oil
the scryiCe ~ our power; bu', that after
what had passed. we feaed it would be
:. lit;Ie il any.
8 He at iength said, that his dependence
was ON uy hat he was sure We would al
Wrige hr' 10 he best, ard thai he would 30
as welhopght proper. II was then agreed
SSat we should withdraw nurseiye+ as h 4
bse3 proposed. believe it was not AT
this iime hut certainly before be was GIL.
ed oSin court il'c next Law. II struck me.
ihst pkrhaos the court might offer 10 as
sign him ntber cnuese!--and as sunpoz-
ed thal thc REASON which influenced The
conduck or VIZ Dallas AID me. should g.
q2ay apply TO them. advised him not 20
accept Of i, and he agreed to follow my
advice.
(Yrbs ,o,,,;,yoy
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SArrnpAr. March 10.


Hlr. J. Randolph moved ths taxing up
Tor confederation The resolutions offered
W. him on tive Claims under The act OF
Georgia Of l795.
Mr El'io. moved the order of the dav
on Tie bill tor TIE compromise If those
and other claims.
N.Y. Gre moved 70 postpone tie fur
iher consaer'Han 81 The resolutions till
Inc hrst day Of December next. lie was.
he said perfectly prepared to a9 ON the
bill for tic settlement Of the claims, and
logiye 1t bis decided negative and should
h'ye no objection 70 consider the rcsolu.
ions but for tbe lateness Of the session,
and the great mass of important business
That demanded attention.
The Speaker said the motion 10 consi-
der the resolutions, being Grst made, must
be FIRST put.
It accordingly was put and carried
Ayes So.
VIZ. Jackson 'hen moved a postpone
ment OF the resolutions until the lst Mon.
Asay il %gcembcr.
Mr.. <, 1nlord enqnired whether the
question u pos'ponement was susceptible
,f 9iyis;,r q; IL 1t were he desired it 70 be
asen On e aeh resolution distinctly.
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or'' r. 'o'ted 70 congress, binding, unless
the acl ui der consideration should be re.
p~"'ed within six months from the settle
lneut.
Mir J. Clay opposed this amendment.
Nir- l-1s as likewise opposed il aud NOV
e an an nIment, requiring appreciation
81 the settlement by Congress before i,
SHOULD DC binding on the United States.
SIR l. cas'a motion was negatised--
Ayes 45--Noes so.
Mr' l3edinFer spoke against the motion
Of Nh. Nicholson, witch was likewise ne
gsuvsd-Ayes oS-&oes ST.
Mr.. }. Randolph said I've would ne re
an amendment 10 the FIRST section which
would try the merits CT the main question
neioNe TAG committee to wit, to strike
out the words" or pretended act" and
20 'nsert--proY;ded that no proposition Of
/. comprcmlse and settlement be received
by iAe commissioners from any PERSONS
claiming under any act or pretended act
81 the state OF Georgia ailedged TO be
passed in the year i795.-
a division Of the question being called
Tor question was taken ON striking on,
The words" or Pretended act,"--and
Ps'S'" III Tue he5auVe-Ayea @l-N2,s
WI -,
,,...'.I ,,'I t'eS,'oh was taken on The
H. +, 80 a"'''',"''ai PFovisn' winch was
~. 20 ~ 'oS'----Ny@s 4o-Noss 81.
.,a '' ar''.''n moved 'hAt me committee
~; ti'',a ',e, ',Po'' ''e,r agreement to the
a.. So" 80 ",H - - ST 4Bah,
w. n''"ey hoped That Inc commit
c0 I ~ PREVIOUSLY 10 ''a,.'g' agree a.
e""a 'i '"I re'"'Gtoai o1ered by IT,,
lolph.) ''''
These recently nDpeared in tho Wei
via Arsus.j
D.. Elmer and Dr.. N,fch;u alvoc,,a1
Inc RISING of I've committee.
M PanI,.,, n,,na',,i ,,,
tie committee, contendinp in g,yor -
| tne DcapricU Of 5l4, a.t;ng ,,nn, HI. r..so
buttons
! Messrs. Elliot. Fus,js. 7 won and y.r.o.o.
4 supported; and 3Isssr,. BrIinuer. 10 .
! Sloan aud Macon. opposed Tie ris;rr 81
! ,he committee nrr,ls,Is ~ ibe. con.i,,s,','
/, ton Of Nj. Hardoipb's .4.i,ioc.
Wien Mr.. J. Raptolrh -.n, II cons;
7 derah.e !crg. h into an a gumcnt in s,nnor,
Of MS resolutions.
Mr. nc,vd spoke cnnrie,Iy ao.;,,,, -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-26
PHILIP WANTCN
Stgayed or Stolen,

Out of the (ubfcriber's paifure on
the George Town road, near he city of Baltimore,
on the 4fh -ulf. .
A brown or rather black Rout made draught
HORSE, fnod all round, the near hind foot IS
white, as high or higher than the ffs'sck o'nt,
and the eff hind foot has fomc white on IT, his
ramp IS funk little in tn, middle which is call
ed by fome the fwenev, if be is not taken mp as
a fray in 8, about this city,its probabse he'l>s
been rode off towards George Town or Alexan.
dria. Any perfon fecuring the faid ho,le, 70 that
tn. owner may get again, fhall have five Dol
lars reward, if within FIVE miles Of this city,
and if exceeding ,h,t diaance Ten Dollars, and
all rcafonable expences, by calling on Robert
Sinclair near the Roman Chapel, Baltimore.
10th mo. Goth, 1904. eod3t.
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EXHIBITION.
+. FOSTERS

Quarterly exhibition will be held at
the Court Houfe on Monday evening
the goth inf. and will commence at
half after lix o'clock. Between fifteen
and twenty Of his Pupils will speak on
different fubjects. Before the Exhi-
bition cloles, public collection will
be made, that each Lady and Gentle
man prefent may nave an opportunity
Of giving what they think the performa
ance merits, without being guided by
the judgment Of any perlon.
November 90. ct.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.

Arrived, schr. Dolphin, Williams, from
Leghorn. Left there the 1sr Oct. ship
Ph1nix, Patterson, of this port, for the
Isle of France, in days brig Catharlne,
Saewers, OF and for Salem in 5days; A
dair, Lupkins, of Newburyport, arrived a
few days; schooner George, Br:gnant, OF
Duxbury, for Boston in 20 days. The
ship Thomas, for Boston, sailed in CO.
with the Dolphin. Ship Heart of Oak, of
Boston, for Aiicant, Z days; and schr.
John Adams, Ramsdatc, for Philadelphia
2days before the Dolphin. Spoke, Nov. 9
in lat. So, long. 90. the ship Francis, of
Portsmouth, from Boston, out days for
Iharlesfon. l1th, IN lat. SO, long. IL.
brig Alliance, of.Kennebeck, out IA days
from ST. Kits, tor Boston; and in IL fa-
thom water, Cape May, \. W. by W. dis
taat 10 leagues, brig Molly, Whelaos,
hsnce to Campeachy out hours.
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after ralsN-ati0u ~ 9. - S'-@J = 49,"
Tripoli.
.l.fe. imported from foreign parts, a.
- s,,t 20 II IL per cent. if imported in
~ Da;os or vessels of the United States; and
somsuting the 10 per ceat. additional, a
mo,nt TO 19 Ii per cent. upon all slate I'm
mr. In vessels not of the Ualted States.
whea to these are added freight, commits
s;on. insurance, and the otherheavy char
rss on such bulky article, 1t would seem
tbata saficlcnt protecting duty was alrea-
dyimposcd TO encourage this speciesof do
nestle manufacture. The committee are
;oclned to think II would be inpoliric toin-
crease the impost to a broli6it0ry amount.
The committee cannot forbear to ex-
nress sentiment of pleasure on this disco
very of an inexhaustibie qaantity of an IN
combustible material for covering build
mos. The Increasing scarcity of timber,
and re prevailing custom Of constructing
Gre proof house, added TO the more ex-
cellent, 1t may be said unequalled quality
and abundance of the slate OF New York
NAV be expectedin short time to accom-
Olish the wishes ofthe petitioners, aud give
the home made slate complete ascenden-
~ in the market While therefore they
rejoice at the detection of this new re-.
source, and Of It's propartionaly increased
independence, they forbear to recommend
any augmentation of impost uponits intro
duction from abroad.
On the whole. it is the opinion OF the
committee, that any additional duty upon
imported slate, would at this time be mex
pclient.
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NOTICE.

tT>HE Pre6aent and directors OF the Little
i River Tu,opike Company, deiirous ffet.
ling the accounts Of the iaid company, give no.
ticr, that attendance viii be given ar the houfe
Of Nj. Motrin Alexandria, on Monday, Tues
dry, and "Wednesday next, at ten o'clock in the
morning. OF each day, for the purpofe Of re.
ceiying and ieuling the faid accounts, where all
perlons having any claims againa the faid eompa,
ny are earneitly deGfed 70 bring them forward.
The board is particularly defrous of receiving
thefc accounts with view OF being enabled TO
lay a aatemsnt before the compaoy AZ the nexs
met ng. -
GEORGE DRINKER, 11ssysnr.
Nov. a..
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GIBBONS HISTORY
d53HoF 2E
The Dec2zne and foAefth Roman
Enb53ga
TUGETHE.R+WI{HJ 90
MEMOIRS oF.72FE L77.4r.E IND WRITINGS
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the r1frrors Of his lie ard writings, written
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4 Case fer the Gentlemen ef the Lar.

Will Webster, Of Stamfod sold as gooG.
a cup of Ale, as ever mantled IN bee
glass. H was bred a baker, and as is
common in the country, he always SOLD
bread and it was as usual for working
people to call for a penny loaf as penn
worth of ale athis house.
A man came one day for six penny
loaves. Webster served him as he sat in the
drinking room and after they had been
delivered to him he said, Master Web
ster, take one of you loaves back, iii have
BUT FIVE, and bring me pennyworth of
ale. that will make up the sixpence, all the
same you knew The ale was brought
him, and he gave him 9 loaf for 1t, drank
il and called for another, and another, and
another, until he had exchanged the SIX
loaves for six penny-worths of ale then
rising up, said, Mary must do with brown
bread which he believed would be quite as
GOOD for her health; and was deliberately
marching of. when the landlord desired TO
be paid. :, PAID tor zOhat ?" said the
fellow. For my bread answered the land
lord. {. Your bread-have you not had
i again ?''--ss Why then pay me tor the
ale,o said the publican. | gave you
bread fori,,'' answered the defendant
/" That is true" answered Bonitee, yet
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BALTIMORE. November %.

- a - .f1O1NEs ENoVSmotT *.
The Efig Hope Jenny, hence has arriv-
ed at Charleston Ia Q days. The Monte
yuma Dashields, hehce,. to Rotterdam.
was spoken September 27, lat. 4a, IS, long.
IS, So, out26 days.
Schooner Edrh and Nancy, Adams,
from Port-de Paix, and is days from Cape
Francois. Left at Port de Paix, schr.
William Wrigkt Ross, for Philsdeiphia
u 10 days ; the John Bar.let, of Bal imore,
arrived and sailed for Jrremie. At the
Capes, scnrs. Harriot, and Greyhound, O.
\. Y. Eleanor, Venn, from Port au Prince
in 3 days; Nancy, Brandt of Alexandria
Tor Gonaivesor Port au Prince in few
DAYS. OF Cape Henry. spoke ship from
L@erpool for Alexandra. Business very
dal at the Cape-No coffee TO be had al
ayPtiee.
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Notice.

u TAVING made an aflignment of my Mer
L L (handiz. and effetts debs &c. unto Sa.
~. Gag, Thomas Prtfon AID Clement Green,
d the cxPr,fs purpofe of the tcacft Of my credi-
ors. ] with thof- concerned 10 come forward
nth their reflective claims, and all thotc indebt-
I. to make payment to the afigoees or either of
hem, in order for fpeedy settlement OF my
buiness.
PHILIP WANTCN.
4 large and general all rtmeat 'ot lronmange
~, Cutlery &c. is for fae, application to be made
90 mel or either of The afignees, thcie goods
arc in excellent order, and will he fold al re.
duced price for either cath Of liberal credit. 10
approved applicants.
Nov. z6. dsw.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TAmJday next at o'c2ceh usN be
leldon ib< p fmJfes i mi previoa1y d.fPgsd
9 at frtpate SIR leale eta
Dwelling and Bake hou{e,
Having dPwads q FIVE years unexpired, situated
- K4og beFwern Reyat ard Pit Streets, at pre-
FEM oetap;td by David Hendefon, and imme-
fiatey after a variety OF Hruf:hold ard kitchen
iurlisa7r and variety CT tins and pans for
baking.
P. G. Maxfeller.
n. E. all peFfons ioGebted TO me for bread
are requet3ed TO make immediate payment or
thelt accounts Will be rnt irto proper hands for
collection. DAVID dENDLRSON.
Nov 26.
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I'd. That It is the opinion Of this Meet
ing, that Lieutenant Col. Francis Peyton.
is the principal cause thereof, and is an
improper person to command a Militia Of
Free Men.
Sd. That Robert Young, Peter Wise,
jan. John Pittman, and Elisha Cullen
Dick, be Committee to draft a Petition
to the President of the United States,
PRAYING him, to remove Col. Francis Pey-
ton from his said command; and that they,
cause tito be communicated in any man
ner thew may deem proper.
18th. Resolped, That the foregoing pro-
ceedings be published.
ELISHA C. DICK, Chairman.
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somehasv think | am cheated, but if ever
you bother me again, call me cut, that's all
-.-you shall always pay for every thing as
| bring it In
Law @uery. Upon what can the Land
lord bring his action?
mn hGh
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PORT or ALEXANLRLA.

ARRIVED,
Brig Katy, CoveIl, Boston
Schr. Friendship, Hayman, Cape Francois
Paragon, Leamon. New York ia.
George Town
Sally, Berry, Norfolk
Philip, Eveleth, Georgetown
sloop Patty, Newton, Philadelphia
CLEARED,
schr. Henrietta, GiIpin Barbados
Betsy Berry, Trinidad
Republican, Blair, Edenton
Desert, Berry, Georgetown
Sloop Prudent, Gummens, Barbaboes
LYDIA, Porter, New 7 ork