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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
Forks of Hanover, Nov q. 1904. 4
Ten Dollars Ite1Dny6.

z IN away from the subscriber on the ist cay oe
December, negro man by the name OF AR
CHER, about twenty FIVE Yeas old, his conlpl-x-
ion black, and when spoken 30 has = sn ling
eoun'enarce. has scar under his left ear occa-
stoned by bnrn-he formerly belonged 10 Mayo
Carrington, Esq of Cubcr.and c.r. his c!oth-
ing was when lac left me, 4 long blue cloth coat,
Virginia cloth pan;aioonS, a swansdown waist
coat and pair OF coarse negro shoes. i; is sup-
posed ne IS lurking about John Daniels, Esq os
Cumberland county. W here his wife lives Who
ever Will deliver the said krohcr 10 me, living
in buckingham County, or secure him in any Jail
20 that SGT him again, shall receive the above
reward. All masters or vessels are fofew armed
from carrying the said negro Cut of -, STAG &c
Virginia under the penalty of Ike law.
Henry c. Bell.
December 10Th, 1904. In
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NORTH CAROLYN LEGS, Attire.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. DECEMBER d.
Whereas cer,ain commissioners ha,,e leon an
pointed by a resolution of the State Of Vi,oin;,
for he purpose of comforting wi n the legisla,us
Of North Carolina, on the sub;c.l Of cutting ma
vigabe canal from Roanoke 20 Meherrir river
and from Bennet's creek 70 Nansemond river
and whereas the said Commissioners are now
waiting upon the present Legislature for the a
bove purpose.
Resolved therefore, that a lint committee Of
both houses be appointed to confer with the a.
bove commissioners on ne aforesaid subeA, and
that thew report by bill or otherwise, and that
Mr. }. Moors Lowrie. ]. Cochran w. Hawkins.
j. Jone kobards' Wright, K. Cochran, he
committee on the part of this house.
Messrs Martin. Wellborn, Mon.ron,erv and
Li'te we're appointed for this purpose on the
part Of thc Senate
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MOI! ICE.
BANK OF VIRGINIA,

Richmond, Dec ~, 1904.
A Genera! meeting ofthe S;ocl. holders WILDE
held ~ the Bank-house, on the Grst Mon.
Gay M JANUARY nest, for the purpose OF eie6ing
Directors for Richmond, Norfolk, nctersburg,
and fredericksburg and for other purposes re-
la'ive 10 she affairs Of the Corporation.
In orderthat list Of the Share holders may be
exhibited, those persons who have not sent in
the receipts granted by The Commissioners for
receiving subscriptions, are requested to transmit
them BY the day above mentioned. tose.he with
tie Cashiers receipts for the second r-,alment,
when rev reoeps vii be issued, il ilru thereof
by TIE President. tdm
IOHN BNOCKENRROUGH. Cashier.
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Majority
71O2

Aietter from Columbia states, that there
will be an election for two Senators in Con-
gress1 as general Sunter's time expires in
march, and Major Butler has resigned.
Paul Hamilton, Esq. is the only person
spoken of as Governor. 1t is generate
thought that a stop will be rut to the i'm.
portation of Africans, this session.
(Charle8ton Times.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
(By Authority

RESOLUTION ea7iresaiUe Of the sense Of
Comgreas Of thc gaiiaif cond.c. Of cattain
Stcf'hen Decatur, hte cc:3:ccrs and crezv of
tic United States ketch Iufrehid, III attack
ing en- the har6or Of IiIhof, and des.roy-
ing a IrihoL!Gn jifgGte otforty. four jga.,,s.
Resolved by The Semafe and House Of Re
hresentdtiues cf .he United States Of .9D,e-
rsca III Congress Gssem5ted, That the Presi
dent Of the United States be requested to
present, in the lame of Congress, to caD-
tain Stephen Decatur, a Swo,i, and to
each OF the officers and crew Of the Unit
cd States ketch Intrepid, Two months pay,
as testimony Of the high sense entertain
cd by Congress OF the gallan.ry, good con-
duct and services OF capt. Decatur, the Of
hcers and crew OF the said kelch, in at
lacking in the harb5r Of 1'ripoli, and de-
slroyinG Tripoiian fiigatc Of forty Icar
guns.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of the House IT ReEfc5e,l aires.
a. BURR,
Fce-FrrsidSnt Of ne United Sia.cs, and
President Of t;c Senate.
November D, 1905.
APPROVED,
I'll: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

sYlvania eminently participates in the IS
uma,!ol which the American charaler
Pas attained a road, and in the prosps ,lty
which the national government has pro.
duceu at home. As Il distinct common
wealth, her institutions offer ample ercou.
rasenent to virtue and industry; afford
perfect security to person AID properly ::
! exact from her magistrates the essential
qhaliications OF probity, and wisdom and
confer upon her citizen, the ines,imable
blessings ofliberty and order. This scene.
the PRACTICAL deyelopemeni of The princi
PICS Oh our revolution, every republican
must contemplate with gratitude and de-
'Sht' every patriot will be solicitous to
preserve and perpetua,e
In manliesting the gratitude we feel
ior inc prosperous condition of our pub
! Tic Affairs nothing can be more acceptable
20 uiSine providence nothing more be-
hehcial to our country: nothing wore no.
horaoIe 10 ourselves than the cultivation
Oh peace on Garth, and good will toward,
men, In the complete possession Of Co.
VII ana religious liberty as community,
ana entitled to equa! rights of opinion and
oil action as individusls, we can OIL; en-.
danger or impair the enjoyment of such
advantages by indulging petty icaIousics,
d'Ssent'ons and teuds.. a, this period OF
republican triumph and splendor. a ra,i-
onal mind can hardly indeed conceive
motive Tor discomfort or animosity tho
II tre'n6ies at the probable consequences
OF dls;rust and, disunion (by whatever cause
produced) among the genuine friends of
American. independence. Elevated how.
ever, gentlemen, rs you are by popular
confidence to station OF high trust and
responsibility, our. fellow citizens iustly
hope from your wisdom not onlV GaitbG1I
performance Of an ordinary task of iegis-
iatIon, but parental influence to inCul-
CAFE oy precept and example, the princi.
pies oil mutual dcGercnc. and re.pe9 so
that social and political concord NAV he
permanently established on the basis of a
common interest. In this and every other
work that you shall undertake for The pob-
tic good be assured Of my respectful and
Jealous cooperation"
We have been favored by yaluab,e
friend at Annapolis with he issue of the
Presidential election, it hgs terminated as
we had predicted, ard two electors have
voted against the Unanimous wish of The
people.
/ lie following is the result.
Electors who voted fnr THOMAS Iry-
FF2soN rs President AID GEoRck Cttu-
TON as Vice President.
Joseph Wilkinson. I,hn T,brso., u,
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TWELFTH DAYS DRAW INC.

Prizes drawn in NE baltimore CatAobc ca.
Msdrai Church Lottery on Safurdzy last.
Fries OF 100 doIlarss
Nos. 500 7159
Prizes Of so dollars:
Nos. 1885 l5lO8
Plies Of 25 dollars:
Nos. lOO77 l6473
Prizes Of % dollars:
Nos. 2o563 1857 $40 1885 sI79
1859 1881 343l 7ol5 1875 1880
1888 5O75 1923 1880 1851 l2767
3786 o3+7 +773 1884 $3.50 65AI l2462
1925 lo32l 1906 I4O75
prizes II IS dollars.
Tickets drawn this day 200. Total gain
534i dollars.
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NATHL. MACON.
AN ACT


Mahing an differentiation 10 Sh.h.hiy dcfci-
racy in an INTERPRETATION .tor ne suhhort of
government Gie'.. < the present gea,., and
making tsarftt G|fDoh,ia'i,m for Tie
sane affect during the ycqr one Thousand
e,,gif hnnared ami fire.
BIZ if enacfeS 81 Ire Gcratc and EEo,,se NJ
Representatives craie UWted !Sfatcs Of .4pae-
ric9, IN Congress assem- led, That to make
good a deficiency Of the appropriate
ton Tor the contingent expenses oG both
hCuses OF Congress, authorised bv tie aG1
OF the fourteenth of March las, the farther
sum OF TWO thousand Eve hundred dollars
be and the same hereby is appropriated.
Sec. 9. .ftd he IL furiher cnacfed, That
towards defraying the expense Of fire wood,
stationary and other contingent expenses
Of both Houses of Congress, during the
year one thousand eight hundred and Ave,
the sum OF three thousand dollars be, and
the same hereby IS appropriated which
several sums shall be paid and DISCHARGED
out OF the fund of six hundred thousand
dollars reserved by the "acl making pro
vision for the deb; or the United Sta'cs.' .
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of Inc House IF Representatives.
A. BURR,
tce-Fre8'dfnf Of Me Unifcd Staics, ana
President Of tie Senate.
December s, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL. JFFTE SON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
Extracts fyo7, GoUerE7r M'KcaH's speech
10 me LEGISLATURE IF PenusyiVania, on

Erfr0cts from G0UeTH7r M HcaH's 6TfrcH
10 The Legislature # Pennsylvania, on
Me 6fk inst.
"The constitution Of the state, by di-
recling an annual session Of the legisla-
ture, recognises the policy of frequent en-
quiries into the operation Of the existing
system of our laws, and into the means
suggested by experience for promoting
the welfare of the community. II is ou9
lot however under the auspices Of bene-
ficent providence to find that whether we
view what has been done, or consider
what remains to do, there is little 70 la
ment in the past, or to apprehend for the
future As :. member Of the union, Penn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

The Penn"ylvanis electors Of Pres:dsn,
and Vice Preslde,it Of The Unit.d States.
nave given twenty votes fnr Thomas JET.
terSon Tor President. and Ike number
for George Clinton for Vice President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

HHmaHSy tall GraAl17dr Sch00k
NTILL he continued BY the sub .cribc. fer tho
wv ensuing term. in which y5u:h will he in
s'rutled IN The Greek, LIiin ard English langua-
yes Geogr Apply. the Ekine,i,: of Geometry, with
Pra9'oai ouveyimg-Ai,o. Wii,ing and Ari,h.
metic, Vulgar, Decinsi and ANA ytica. ..
The price Of boar tuiiun washing fuel md
bedding, will be twenty eight pounds for the term.
paid quarterly in advance. RE commences on
The 18th of January next and expires the 10Th of
December. Particular attention vii! be raid to
the morals and deporment Oft pupils, aud cye-
ry eXertion made to advance ,hem IN knowledge.
Thcs. Nelson.
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COMMUNICATION.

Tie Gol'oDiee IS ne AJte Sicariis accom-, ort5,
SvHae jH P.csoe eHoD nov srsi5jGEz in RieJ.
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w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc
e. Decsnber, II, 1904. 5g
PUBLIC ENHNIINATI UM.

~ BIC EXAMINATION.
IKE private examination which Cgiivie III.
4 tended 10 have held OH We'd, eday asst, was
unavo1dab!y postponed. This afternoon in the
Capitol at half pas o'clock, one of ths Iunior
classes will be examined in Grammar, Ethics.
the two frs; books 81 Euclt's Elements, fer the
purpose ct exhlbi ing experimental specimen
OF the course pursued in this School exercises OF
Elocu'ian.p riscipa'ly from Clover I eonidas will
also be re1i'ed The citizens Of Richmond and
such OF the members cf the legislature. rs may
feel an interest in the education of youth, are
respectfully invited 10 attend on this occasion.
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tT THE FOLLOWING PRICES.

Whole Tickets Dds. 90 Quarters, Dol ST
lia',s, O. Eighths, %
But a. the tickets and shares. have me, with spc
N ex'raordiuary rapid sale throughout cyerypa
OF the United States. they viii speedily advance.
~ price
- Distant hdyen'rrers ,by H., losing BANE-
NOTES OF ANl' DEScRIPIllN, may have.
tickc!s forwarded them by pos. % any Dart Of
the Union. by 9 & u, WAITE, with the
utmost Pun3uaityi and the earliest intelligence
sant OF Their success -CtSH advanced for prizes
as soon p drawn, or warranted uudrawn ticket-
exch.ngcd tor przrs during the drawing.
For tae satisfaction Of aiven,ulcrs IN Rich,
uoud ard rs vicinity, g. s, r. Waite will for.
ward 10 yhg printer cf ;Eis paper. the Manager.'
Obcial List of Prizes, so,r IS printed, where
er. gentleman con examine hi own number.
Letc,s pos, paid vii. be dub ATTENDED 10.
Newly orb, NVy. %, Ig26. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

The result Of TIL EieGlion for Electors
OF President and Vice President Of The u
nIted States in the state of New Hamp-
shire Isl
For the Republican ticket ,oSs
For the Federal do. 1856
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

made fait to the machine, by which il was to be
hauled alorg- fide of the gun-boats. Before YOU
parted with the machine, let il TO the time you
thought It would require TO get along -ide, axe
peg out which fet it a-going like clock, or
jack. and then it kept running until its time ran
out, then it blew the machine up, the corR',ufti-
bic ftnf lighted in the rigging and hung there,
where it was impollible to extinguif, them uGtil
they lpeut themfelves. A great number OF fmall
boats or RATS were built, fonething like brew
er's nedge, on which they drag caik or two
of Beer, for thofe who volunteered to fix the
BLOCKS to the gun-boats, and you could fee no.
thing of the boat hut the man fitting on it, who
had A water proof drefs and a cork Jacket. But
Hometown, their hearts failed them, and the idea
was given up: we were then to tow the ma
chimes as near as we could with iafety, then let
them 20 and drift towards the gun-boats, with
wind & tide. A hook rope, with float of cork
about twelve fathoms long was fafened to each,
to catch the cable and fwing aiong-6de of the
Chips or gun boats, but by fome mifcarriagc or
other, not one out of fix blew mp at all, and thofe
that did were to little purpofc, for 1 really be-
leve we Gid not detroy one Jingle boat. There
were three firall Hoops loaded and charged in
the fame manner that the machines were (; there
was only one OF the three blew up; all thofe
that did not blow up fell into the hands of the
French, who, no doubt, viii improve on the
plan. ] was in one of our boats, with one OF
thofe machines, which we dropped within TWEEN
ty yards of gun-brig; although they faw us very
plain, they never offered to Are at us until they
fisv us quit the machine s. about to return, when
they gave'us whole broadGde of grape and Ian
GRACE, but by being too near them It went all
over us they then commenced tremendous
fire ofcannon, mufketry and mortars from the
beach, which was lined with troops, and the
whole coat feemed an entire blaze, yet not a
man was hurt as far as can hear. Lords Mel
vile and Keith were both on board the Mo-
march,"
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NORFOLK, December 10.


From the information which we have rcceiv-
ed from fome ofthe gentlemen who came palIen-
gers in the Thomas Wilton, we can Rate, that
the fubje6t of invahonis treated with contempt
in England-indeed, that 70 far from feeling any
apprehension, it was the universal with that the
attempt would be made, and it was generally
believed that the blockade of Brett would be
rafed this winter. In which event we {hall be
able tojudge, whether the invafion has at any
time been feriouily contemplated, or whether
the immenie~army kept up for that avowed OBJ
jet, has not been intended as check upon any
difcontent that might be manifsted at the ufiir-
patton of Bonspartc--But what is more intercft-
ing to us. we learn from the fame fource, that
our country is generally re1peded in Europe,
and that with Great Britain in particular we are
upon the mott friendly terms-Our commerce
is not molefted as formerly. only one of our
Hips has been condemned in Great Britain for a
comfortable time-the caufe we are not inform
ed of-Thc imprefiments form fihje6 of fome
unealinefs, but from the general friendly difpo-
htion of the Brtifh government, there is reafon
TO hope that the fubjed may be placed on
footing that will remove every cauGe of diicon-
tent unlcfs the adoption of fome flch violent
meafures as were lately agitated at Warrington,
does not defeat this object. We farther learn
that oar Minifter Mr. Monroe enjoys the ref
peel and confidence of the Britilh government,
that his duties have been discharged with advan-
tsge to his country, and with honor TO himfelf.
Ledger.
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NETWORK, Dec. II.

Captain Aifpurua, from the HAVANA, in
forms us that Spanih frigate and feycral mer-
chantmen failed from that port in company for
Cadz, having on board one million and an half
of dollars: of which 100000 made part of
the cargo of the flnip Cleopatra, from La Vera
Cruz. few days previous to the failing of
Capt. a. Britih difpatch brig arrived off the
HAVANA, and made lignal to Britiih frigate in
the harbour to get Immediately under way and
put to iea, which was intantly complied with.
She however, returned the next day and took
under convoy all the Britih veiIels then in the
harbor. On her return from the difpatch brig
to port, Che fpoke the aforementioned lhip Gle.
oPatra, and permitted her to pats unmolefted,
but it is probable with the intention of purifying
her at fea. ". r. Mer. ddy.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
IN Scnafr. De. 13.

The committee 10 whom was referred refolution
to inhruef ;he Senator's and reque the reprefenta-
tve Of this Stste IN the Congress Of the United States
to obtain an amendment TO the Contribution of the u
nted Sta,esfo far refpeSs the importation of ayes
and people ct colour into the United States reported
that they have duly eonGdered the policy and mpor-
lance Of lad rsioluton and the humanity derivable
thefefrou, and therefore recommended the following
reiouton. which was adopted:
Rsfo'ved, that Senators in the Congress Of the
United States be initruaed and our REPRESENTATIVES
reqniled to take ali legal and necsary fteps, and 70
ule their uoR exsrtons foon the fame is prac-
tieab!e,so OBTAIN "a amendment TO the contribution Of
the United States 70 20 authorize and empower the
Congress ofthe United States to pafs law when ever
they may think it expedient to prevent the further
importation Of 1syes, people Of colour from sny Of
the Wea India illands from the ooafl Of Africa, or
ccwhere, into the United States or any part thereof
Reiolved further thst he Governor be, and he il,
hereby rcquehed 70 anfni, copies Of the FOREGOING
rcfouon 20 Senators and Representatives in Con-
gref, ALTO to the Executives If al the different STATES
in the Union with srequea tie fame may be laid be-
fore the respective Legislature, for their
and adoption.
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altgrrildneans.

Protector Millar, os Clafgow has publ;fr5 r.; e,,,
octave volumes, an Rhetorical View of the E,-lHh
Government, alike remarkable for the rei.arcb Of t
antiquary and the fagacity of the Philosopher. \,
dedicated in the following terms
TO tbt RigSi Ion. CJa,iss Jsrr.s Fox.
SIR,
~ iSall, perhaps, be thought guilty of prefur,p.:
on IN wihing 20 draw your attention TO the follow,
ing publication. The truth is appears to me fcare.
y Ponoie Tor any man to write conaitutional hiho
~ o. England. without having Mr. Fox almoa con.
hanty IN his thoughts.
In aeineasng the progrer. Of the Eng,ifh govern
"tn', nave endeavonred TO avoid thoie fond ne.
Po'!elions which Enghihmen are apt to en.,r., ,,,
on the iublet, as we'll the pr,iudiccs reeyl;,- r.
the two great parties, which the nature of our l;:
monarchy has produced How far have r,cr.. a.
IN this, nun be left to the Judgment of the nubI;
sut whatever indulgence may be fhewn to hi. wort
the ambition of its author will no, be grat6ed uuf,
ma can procure IN foe degree, the appreciation OF
,nno hyperion 70 prejudice; equally capable of fpecu
ia1on and OF active exertion no le. converiaut in -
'esant literature, than accuitomed to animate the
great icenes of national bufnefs poee of the p.n.
ration to diicover the genuine principles of the con-
ittni'on and of the virtue to make them an pyar,
bic rule of conduA
inPrsied with the hehea efteen for fuch chg.
Eacter permit me to declare the fafatfon feel fro,
your teady perseverance, in fyftem which bv teri.
ing to lecture the natural rights of mankind a, lea ~
reputation the mot exalted, and the non rra,csn,
TO generous mind
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
IMPROVEMENT

On the 29th ult. bridge rather bridges, from,
the banks of the Connecticut river, in Brsd,ebo.
rough VT and Hindidae, Maffachufetts, to an iIand
IN the centre, were oPene'. One bridge is $50 and
the other 2Gc feet IN length and by their means an
uninterrupted turn pike road is continued from Ref.
ton to Balltown Springs the hortened disnce of 70
miles % :"
On tie Sd infant, an excellent bridge 500 feet in
length, scrois the Hudion, from Waterford 20 Ian
hngourg, New-York was opened with much cerr
mony and eclat. Procefion, military, civil and
inaiohie' was formed at LanGngburg croied the
nrdse and partook of an entertainments at Waterford
.ne governor and other Respectable characters being
among the guefs.
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who is nearer home, and whole Character iecms
20 have infpired them
The minfer of the general PoliceS Senator Fon-
che, has determined, that in future no inhabi-
tant or the French empire can obtain 4 pats for
toregn countries, without having waited one
month nom the day he made the demand
The petitions for paiies are TO be prcicnted to
The Mayor of each Ca,nr!une mentioning the
huNreis which requires ahience from France,
w':h the names, Chriitian names, ages, profeif-
on, Gzc, TIE places OF their births and reiiden-
ces, and OF their deftination. The Mayor is to
write his opinion on the petitions, whether paf-
les are to be given or not, and afterwards fend
them to the Suh-Prefe6t, who, after giving his
opinion, will forward them to the PrefeGe for
his approval or rsfnf,i
In the former cafe, ne tends them TO the Mi
nifter general of the Police, who, ihou.d his ex-
cellency find nothing Objectionable makes out
the psiics, and tends them to the Office of his
excell-ncy the Minifer Of the Foreign Depart
m-nt, whole figuature is neceiIary to give vail
dity to the pafies. The petitions, as well rs
the paiies, are to be upon famped paper. No
pcrton under age can, on any account, without
the fPecial per'nilion of the Emperor, leave
France. The fame forrnalities are to be ftrictiy
obferved ny perfons of both fexes. To obtain
a pats Tor travelling in the interior, petitions
mutt, in the fame manner be prefented but if
agreed to, the petitioners will, in fortnight or
three weeks, obtain their pades, according to
the time neceilary for the Police agents to be
informed concerning their morality and patriot
i'm.
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Daillrifir gi,taIligfucs.
VERMONT.

At the laft felfion of our lsgilature law paf-
led the ailen,biy fubjceting the minfters OF re-
tsiol 70 taxation like other citizens; and ano-
Their for new organizing the militia Both thefe
acts were referred by the council to the next
FELTON, of the Legislature. A turnpike road from
Rutland to Pittsfield was granted mott of the
other petitions for turnpikes failed.--A tax of
one cent and an half on the dollar was voted
to defray the expences of government. 1t was
thought neceGary to increafe the tax, as there
was not money enough in the treafury to pay
the debentures ofthe members of the Legislature;
deficiency Of about 5000 dollars having been
occafioned by the expenfe of the extra felton, at
Windfor, in February laft.-- Vermont pap.
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ALEXANDRIA, December 10.

With great fatisfacton we announce that
this morning ThomasAddis Emmett was admit
ted to practice as council and attorney at the
bar of the United State, Circuit Court of this
Difrict--and it affords us additional pleafure,
to announce that this perfecnted patriot has re-
celved from the PRECEDENT of the United States,
al the officers of the general government, the ex
and prefent governors and Lieutenant governors
OF New-York. and other high officers of the
different ftates, that hofpitality and refpea,
which is 70 iufy due to the man who has
fufcred 70 feyerely for his adherence to A meri-
can principles Ilcx. Exp.