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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
Neov Kariety Store.
THOMAS y. STALL.

TEFOEMS his friends. and The public in gen
i eTal. that he has opened Srcery Stoss. 10
his honfs in Thamss-Street. ls,e the properly Of
Jgr5b Rqgrri. ana diretlly oppoGtesG. 4. I',iS-
s,i Book Store, where he ofFtrs for isle the lol-
lowing Goods at very log price
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
LAWS OF THE UNION.
IguBLIsHsp BY AuTHoarrY.l

OF THR
UNITED sT.sTES,
AT the FRA Seaion. te-
gun and held q, the City
OF Warrington, in the
Territory OF Columbia.
cp the Seventeenth day
OF Oaober, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12


THE Hon. Couft OF Psnbne for the town
L of Weterly, having lrngthcncl the time 10
the LAT Monday 10 AusnA next for thc fe',le-
mept of the eaaie of JgtSa Kis)or, late OF faid
WeRctly, decealed, Ieprciented iniolvcnt.--In
conformity thereunto, the fubfcriber, give, NO
icc, thar they will meet at the dwelling -houfc
of SyIUeaer GaUef, Eiq. 10 faid Weaerly. to re.
ceise and examine the claims againa faid eaafe,
on the fecond and 4th Mondays in july, and
iecood Monday in Auguk next. NJ account.
will be received, uolei, propetlv a;tetsd.
THOMAS HOXSiE, + CaumJ-
THOMAS MOVES, | Gorerr.
All perfons indeb,ed to iaid cfate. arc re-
queAed to make immedi,re payment to
MARY KlNYON, !
LUTHER PALMER. AdnizJfse-
lSaaEL r.sat .Sasl CHAPMAN. "".
Ws6trLy Jnxs 10. so4. %
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
Tohn Sc Henry Cahoone

Have fs, Eak al f5ei, SIRE or Bnrjfe,', Wkarf,
FOURTH pror JAMAICA RUM,
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALtCANr BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per caik,
SHOT. by the bag.
ROSlN, by the Dol.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Readv made COLOURS, different kind,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

The lower part of a dwelling-Houfe
- ia a pleafaut part Of the to~n. With fous
room; and veil Of excellent water 10 the yard.
Enquire of the Printer.
kszpfsrt, Jxss -. Isoz. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

"a
whine, pow 3
ssosn ss,sa and j
Hyfon, /
Young hyfon
Souchong, Sg
hyion kin. /:
& bohes j
Sherry and ! Wines.
Malsgs !
Brandy,
Jamaica Spirit'.
w. lodia & | R,n
N. EagIsnd
BeR Holland Geneva.
MoIsass,
Rice s. Flower,
Coffee,
Boann Chocolate No.
q and 4,
Erefh box & csk
RaiGns.
Cinnamon,
CaGs.
Mace,
Cloves,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

NuVmegs,
AIpice,
Ginger,
Pepper.
Cayenne.
Muftard,
Indigo.
Starch,
Alum. Correras,
Powder & Shot,
New.Y ork Soap,
Mould & dip'd Candle
N. York I.sdy's twiit
& paper Tobacco.
LorriiIard's beh blsd-
der Snuff.
Cotton & wool Cards,
A com olete aGartment
ot fihinq Lines and
hooks. deep iea lead
Iincs. clo;hc, Line,
and bed Cords,
Brimaone,
Wrapping and writing
Paper,
Thread. needles. pins.
tspcs, SC. &c.
S O,
varjc,T of
ChG Ware,
es too ted,ous ~ men,
dprH 20 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

whatever ground there might have been
Tor suspicion, that they were 30 lar re
moved az TO admit. Of ono 81 the yhirs
leaving this coast" Two c1ys ai.c, lei,
iangier for Sale. the two gllleys which
tie Essex was left 20 watch, sailed, and
one oC them was boarded BY her in sight
81 Iapglcr. This circunsiance serve. 10
prove that they had no orders 10 capture
American vessels, or they certainly would
not have gone TO sea while the EsseZ was
IN sight. These two ga.leys, with the
three ships at Sale, comprise the greater
part, IT not the whole marine force or
Morocco. Since the gai!eys sailed ha &c
heard of their being @, Cadiz. The ships
are inside of the Sale DaT, and have
reaso0 to believe that there is little pro-
liability Of their going to sea this summer,
as am told there never has been IN in
stance Of their large cru z.rs going 10 sea
Tor The purpose of ccuizing, agte. the loth
OF September. shall leave This The IN
slant get water on board sufficient FOR
or weeks, which am in hopes will
not take longer than 10 morrow evening,
and proceed direcl to Trippli, where
Halter myself, Cf capt. Prebe has ne.
made preyioas attack shall yet arrive
IN time, TO cooperate with Commodore
Barr on; for should be greatly NORTH
cd 1t the Congress did not share a part of
the credit TO bs derived from The rcducti-
on of Tripoli, by inscribing 4 lasting and
honorable remembrance Of her name Oh
its walls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
WASHING TON cry, osl. %.

Commodore BARRON arrived at CT
6ra1f"r with his squado" on the 18th Au.
gust last. On his arrival he found seve-
raj dispatches from Nv. Simpson our con.
sui at Morocco, ali stating in strong terms
the hostile disposition of the emperor OF
Morocco against our commerce, and the
preparations making by:him TO send out
three fTigates and TWO gallies upon cruise
My. Simpson urging the indispensable
necessity of leaving two Of the lrigales
upon that station, the commodore accor-
dinghy left the Congress, capt. Rogers.
and the Essex, capt. James Barron. Fhe
following extract of letter fom capt.
Rogers 10 the Secretary of the Navy dis
closes the result.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
United Safes .tr-;Ss:e Congress,
GIBRALTAR GAi,, so .fug. 1904.

SIR,
have The honor to inform YOU that,
] have this instant arrived here with the
Congress and Essex dire5l from 1'argjer
from which place sailed on the 9th inst.
Our passage has been long, owing ~ .
strong Levant gale, which lasted from ne
night of the eth until the morning OF The
29th, and drove US through the Su4i,s ia
10 the Atlantic.
In NY last commuri ca.jon. dated Tan
gier Ray, 18th inst. / informed YOU Of
Commodore Barron's having sent TIC Con.
gress and Essex on this coast in couse-
querce ct adviccs received from Mr.
Simpson, our consul at Tangier, OF my
intention TO leave the Essex TO watch the
conduct of two galleys at that place, and
of my proceeding Immediately 10 Sale 10
inform myself of the movements, aud If
possible, Of the intention Of the Empc-
rors three ships mentioned in Nr. Simp.
sons COMMUNICATIONS 10 Commodore Bar
ron, copies OF which the latter gentleman
has forwarded 10 you: did so and arriv-
ed and anchored before Sale on the ooh
Oakirg Arzi!la, Mamora and Larache i'm
my rou) where found the three ships
In question and TO all appearance nearly
ready Tor sea. After laying three hours
at anchor within about 1--WE miles OF the
town with American colors ilyinr and a
signal indicative OF friendship and wish
10 communicate with the shore, without
any apparent disposition Of the like on
their part, / weighed anchor and stood
within the range OF common Shot Of the
ships without any further success of bring
ing about communication, although Eve
~ means which q friendly demeanor could
suggest, were used. However, have no
reason to suppose dat hostile intention,
on thcir part were the cause Of my not
. succeeding, but that they either did not
comprehend the meaning of the eivnal,
or were afraid 10 venture OF. On the
2lst after repeating again in the same way
IS on the preceding day, my wishes To-
exchange civiiilies without any appearance
Of success, and fearing that a further at
tempt OH the sublett might lead to suspi
cions un!avorable to a good understand
ing, made sail and pursued my course
back to Tangier where again on the 9TH
ioincd the Essex. At Larachel found the
ship Mcshouda (cidevant = ripo,ine) in a
state OF ordinary, but at Arzilia and Ma
mora there was not a single vessel OF anv
description. On ms return again 90 Tan.
gicr made the usual signal 10 communi.
cate With our Consul, and in an houra after
hadthc pleasure OF receiving advices from
h.aI co.roborating my own opinion " that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

NATC!.EZ, Sept. 81.
It's walls,

E-rfTocf Of a ie;fer fran, 4 gentleman in .Nezy
o''lea'ia, 70 his friend m Mis CITY, dated
SGtf. 8, 1904.
-" The yellow fever certainly prevails in
;his CITY. Oar friend Hore b. Triste has
fallen victim to 1t, besides many other
OF our cCuntrymen. Gove:~.or Claiborne
and his lady were attacked by t, and were
Tor some tine dispaired of bun ~i,h plea
sure add, they are completely recover
ed. The troops have al matched out Of
;he city, and Will remain out un,il the fe
yer entirely subsidies. think il has al
ready measurabiy subsidized"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

suffered considerably. The division wa,
MT able 10 get Further than Calais, fion
whence 1t was attacked; one man killed
aud nine wounded.
Several Sleeps, briggs and gun vessels
sailed on Saturday TO reinforce the squa-
dron of Bpuiogne.
dispatches were yesterday from
Lotd Nelson, on rouion, the particulars
OF which have not yet transpired.
IL viii be seen that the French have lost,
az death, adm. Latoucher Trcville, one of
their best naval officers. This news was
brought 10 Paris by an extra. courier, on
the Oath August. Cardinal de Bosgelin
archbishop oil Tours, is likewise dead at
AiIgeryihis,s, in The rcd year Of his age.
n letter fror, the continent contains the follow
ing singular correspondence, which arose IN con .
sequence of Madome the countess de Ranzaw be-
ing accused of spesking dsrespe9fuy OF the
French, on which che received the following letter
ARMY or HANOVER.
hsfeln. cap ain joined 20 the staff, aud connr1au-
dant OF the town, TO Madame Ia conitesse de
lSanZaw.
zen. 4 7i,-y,n;aor, rear 10.
Madame--I am crcdib'y informed thar YOU
have used language which is something more
thdh innocent Will respect 70 the French and
more par,icu'arl, as = related to the generals
who Command them. If you ohserve such con-
'iua in future, forcwam you tha, have orders
to have You logged At the four corners of tire
public market place. / salute yea.
ASsEI.IJ.
The countess de Rauaaw, who had resided 4.
Zcll, during nine years, compiainei of this threat
II letter, which she wrote the 9Th of Auzus-,
10 marshal Bcrna,lotte, from whom she received
the following polite answer;
@IG'Sbal GeThddone TO 5[aiamc La Con,.esse de
RnH@d5p.
Head quarters, Hanover. - 7'herni6or,
Year ID Grsr of li.e Empire
I have ~ acknowledge madame, the letter
which you did me the honor TO wri5e to me on
the Orb of August, complaining of the threats
which had been employed by cspain Asseiin,
who commands in the garrison OF. Zcll. The
officers conduit appears 10 me. deserving Of
blame. and have ordered thai ne be punished
lfyon had addressed yourself 70 zen D-ouet,
he would have ost no time in rendering YOU ius-
tice than; you noleme, however, for the CON.
fdence which you have placed in me--and in
return offer You prote Zion and safety.
Accept, madame, ,hc homage Of those senti-
nents which are due TO persons Of your sex and
Iauk. e. RERNADOTTE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

VIRGINIA. ARGUS.


Hlr. FLrh'hH ~. II o,ssrye in ysur pzres of
me p'i In't' . cJpy 81 etfrr irt1, y~ll;,er-an
- 7'e S"le o.. O. % TIE editor of ti.. Re.
terfbnrr Nfnu Jliean da'ed sep'. ~. isss, afere.
~ hs sFe' peasnC infe,lige n,eia ted fespeftisT
ne pT1spe's % Corn sciir., - zoe ard don, IN
''eaa ~ afd dolls. from tie measure Tssne
WI - ot IBIS letter ~iI ~ 80 gooI a. % rrin,
out ""eie II may be Izd. - thee uti,es. 49, vii
render On esserfiai service % nis heiri 5,usa--T
bye ~ - grcat diHa1,e from maj plac> end do
not BE- 'eve 81 can be bt1 Tor less man . do..ars-
hase. heard of ye'y .iitie ,e.iry fpr ir.. l,gra
the measure, and 10 uoi Wonder - u, lor there
ere many heids that wili iot make a. r.uch corn
- viii plant iiem next year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
A PLANTER.
E-erae'J ',o" V2Is,7', Virr, ~ Uaiea s,a.e'

E.c;rar; from Yoi1-1's Yier7 oftsc Uaiied Sta.er,
tHrly bz5fsted.
"The World would be ss'ouished were i,
known. that the aninosiIy Of N1r J9hn Ada-,-.
a. the very time = nen the Erea. Va min zton be-
slowed on NC pr5.ic testimonies O. e.,eera and
confidence had 10 other no I've shzn III gqsesuy
II an aeSoy. on account Of NJ opinions concern.
ing his book IN Defence of the Constitution Of
the United States. Is p man Of ict,er., and %
foreigner, frequently INTERCEPTED in country
o! PeTlee freedom, had had OCCASION Q siye Gy
opinion, - ,iue when heir auth r did E5t ,et
occupy the first post in lie state Cnfoy'un-sei.
had adhered 70 the opinion o. one of a.. bcstEn-.
lish reviewers, who. treating the hook - a com.
nil1tion without nlethoi, add v0iI Of accuracy
either in fa9s or ideas. aided thar ne .ho.; ,.,4
believe ito be destitute of ~ oajct e m d.i rs
suspect secret one, relating 10 L. ra.ot,y f1r
which II was an apology, and which ri0s lone
would unvei!--Gow - Interrupted ~. au.hor.
advanced, thar This obie5; was 20 crurt nc.ris r
favor, and the suT'agSs of the eis1so,s. To-. uz-
tionai lattery. When the prophecy w., verified
by the event. the prophet was no, forgotten.''-
P'G'aee, p Z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
clo6srg, 1871.


NV Hf--- VIZ. Z -
Capt. Ogiisie. arrived yesterday i-o-n
Cidi2, confirms ti.e nezs pftlie t-s~alence
OF the yellow fever 2. +isizga. From
200 10 25D persons did d-i,y 81 tie cn.-
s'ciaas had fallen secr.fces 70 he vI-r.l-rc@
Of that disorder. Twelve paysicia1s, sod
drugs lad been cent from Czdiz f3- th.sr
relief. Tie inhabitants were I'D o. -
in 2 s,ete Q! starvation. end p-esss. ed
from lc2Ticg nc CI.y, - oeH.ir-l. be.og
placed round IL.
Gen. M11csu and Ieiy were still ?, c.
diz; and would -coa ea.5--a G9r amer
CD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

The LECTURES nLAW
1rt POLICE n the CoLlEGz of lyI.LIA.t &
MARY viii commence on the 2Oth Of N,ven-
Der. t7aN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

Extract n a letter from IN Ger o. 574,f -Is Uni
tel States .tiTete P5esi-cH;, c4red C3rGE-r
EcT. i,,sasi 4
" We arrived here on the I2hirst aftera pas
sage Of 80 days The hdar,5 proceeded on for
Mll'a the 26;h ult. We have learnt tha. Cen
modore PTehle has procu,-1 number OF gun boats
=, Naples ready 70. the Commandments a r-r:polj.
lnconsequence of which lndcrs-ard Tia, we Shall
remain mere only long enough wa,e.. ans. receive
on a,d some provisions, mt proceed aloe,--v.e
shall probably sail Tomorrow or next dag W
have also lea mt that the f}cy &c unis h-s mad
some demand on c Tmcdore i'rsnie with which
he refused "a comply: tine Deg, in consequence.
has allowed him six weeks from tie 4,h OF June
20 make up lis raj nd aud give ana, IN answer.
which If still uufsvorab {. o. if not gwen H., the
time limited, he s'iai. declare was-no,hiu- .,.r
t'erhas been heard Oft The Emperor e NO
rocco has also ordered out his cru,Iers s,.n5asea
Tor Americans. in consequence OF 1Ir Siu,uson.
cur Consul refusing his passport 20 { We SCI ts.
longing o the Emperor, loaded with vlsa, far
IrroIi. Mr. Simpson mas ~'i.i>cti ;,le C,ur,o-
dore OF these proceedings, ami eguestei two FIJI
2a'es may be Isl, here his request, b.. love can.
not be complied with a copy ofthese .l;sra.eh
es vii he Forwarded 70 the 5<c-cjary CT the May
By the Ccmrnod ."-.!Er. a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

ON "a malv the LIT Of Decent
n ber uey'. viii De offered for sale. o. ihc
lcr dwelling house of Mary Hughes. dec. OF
fo"H'tan county, the Crop of
GorH, and Fodier, Beds and Fnui-
hyre, s'oct Ct Cal,'r, Hegs s. Str.b,
And many Other articles too tedious 60 ncrtou.
AZ which time 'od phase The creditors ,. ttc
said deceased ave requested t5 attend With ths.r
claims properly authyuu,a.,j 1a, terms ol
sale viii be made known ob ta- d1v OF sale. by
LII'v rpSEy, jon Fvr.
PoFhsfar county, Soy, 2' lsoa w.ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
From lAe Churchman's LE,yazii,c.
HUMAN LIFE.

owe lash the lingering moments into speed,
"fo hurry Us inyo eesnity."
Calculations have been made to ascer-
tain the number cfinhabilants on the globe
and thence to deduce The number Of those
who die in amy given time. The general
computation stands thus,
In Asia $50 OCO.COo
in Africa 10000 900
IN America l5O,CCO,OOO
In Europe 10000 OOo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
1850 100000

In al one thousand and four score mil.
lions If then we suppose, for the sake
Of around number, thai the Earth is inhe-
hitcd by one thousand millions Of men, or
'hereabout, and that thirty three years
make generation, it follows, that in that
pace OF time, there die out one thousand
'G;i!oHs.--Then the number Of deaths
each year amounts to 3O,ecO, COO each
day 10 p 600, aud each nour To 5,Ai6.--
This computation ! suspect IS under ,hs
trulh, YET il she vs. US with what impe;uos-
ity the .dc Of human life goes outflow
rapidly our hours and minutes Gee-aad
ih0i our lie Is bat Napor which Coniinu
eth Tor a moment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

The French Legion C TToror has, i seems,
been rcre7acdby 5he addition NJ Ves.ris. Cardeli.
Manuel Plead. Dugaz. N AMI other raer,l,srs Of
the Co'bs d' BGi'T. who VIII doubtless he verv
aieri IN the mo-, Hr1's Of = rcat-Oue Of orr
English Journals remarks Thar tie I.esiou be.a.
oreu 70 theatric7 hufpons as welt as eersrai,. il
q manifest proof hattie system of equality IS s,ia
prevalent.-:0.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

AvcrsTt, lG.l Oa15.
Yesterday co-to1 IN rSe seed. ,se u-5sr-.--.-i
sold ~ coils n -k-5 rlsce. and clean - J. -s1t5
party Of aE--ed -:eu, fr9z, Norrh C--o.i-z,
we are Informed, marched t-,' Walton county.
on III 81 insr and .-r~cnt "a ;hs rer7-e from 70
ing toE congress men, -rs safe reTrs.er-z..yes
DiED-On Tuesday last at Powha,an
seat, near this city, Mrs. AM R.NDc-uy,
d The Bloomsbury stock, IN lie I IS. o s.. car
OF her ag-.-iier misfor,unes In life had
driven her to reside in several paris Ct ;.e
continent, in each OF which, from The cour-
'esT Oh her manners, agreeable disPosi,;-
on and strength OF mind, she acquired lie
esteem Of Ihe mos, respectable circles.
She was seized in thc Ebbo, hood OF her
nativity with most yio!en, disease, un-
erwaich shs fingered 9 months. The en-
orgies oI her mind shone forth with their
usual lus,re, under the most trying cir
cUmstances. The patience. the rcsien.-
ton and torJitud- under which she met
her fate was truly exemplary, and proved
that she was as willing TO die rs she had
been to live.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
y AZ Y2Nnr Rcadcra

my Young Readers
Let the whole Of this essay be dcdicat-
ed. Therefore, let me cn.reat them 10
observe, that Youth is the proper season
70. cuIIivai,ng he benevolent and humane
affections. AS a great part OF your hap
plDsss IS 10 depend on the connections
which you form with others, il * of the
highest Importance that YOU acquire IL
early life the temper and The manner which
will render such come cllons comfortable.
{, sense of justice be the foundation Of
all your social Qualities: in your early IN
tefcourse with The world, and even in your
youthful amuscments, let no obliquty or
unIairness be found: Engyave on your
minds that sacred rule OF 81 doing IN ali
things to others, according as you wish
that they should do unto YOU" For this
end, impress upon your minds deep
sense Oi the original and natural equality
Of men. Whatever advantages OF birth
"r fortune you possess, never display them
with an ostent@,ious superiority cave
the subordnauons OF rank, TO regulate The
intercourse Of more advanced years. A.
present IT becomes you 10 act amc0g yaur
companions, as man with man, Ruuem-
Dfri now unknown 20 you az the vic.ssl-
tudcs Of the world and how often they, oa
whom ignorant aud contemDmcu5 men
have looked down with scorn. have RI
sen TO b. their supcriors in iu'urc wears.
Graceful in youth is the tear Of sympathy,
and the heart tina; mclts az lhc tale Of noe.
let not ease and indulgence couuaGt yaur
affections, and wrap you up IN 'eiIish eo-
/ joymcnt. AccHstom yourselves Co think
Of the distress &C human life; OF the .u'i-
tary cottage, the dying parent, and ,hc
weeping ophen! Never sport WIN pam
and distress, 10 any Of your anluserlcnts ;
or treat even the mcaucat iu.coo wiih
wanton cruelty. Tor liz who formed
them, created you----IIE who endued
them with an irstind Zoe MISREPRESENTATION,
gave you the riff Of reason-and 20 thc gi6
attached q hirh degree Of responsibility.
In a word, learn early to deal Justly, In
love mercy---and to walk humbiy with
your Cod then his goodness and mercy
! will accompany YOU all the days Of your
life, and you Will dwell in the house ofthc
! Lord for ever.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

BY the annual accom- displayed IN TIE circular
Yeariy epistle If ne S0cisty " Cuakc~s - Eng
'aed, y appears 'has ne amt Of slGsscg mo-
neg paid By Them during Che preceding wear was
i9,6SCl Of which 1901 had seen paid for
"tythes Pies's' demands & hose ,,,l'e1 ,hutca.
rates " and 1901 Fr dem MS 81 military ra.
ture This Socierv has a & neral fund Tor he
payment of tne above recitsd taxes, wtic' their
tenets forbid them 70 pay, otherwise rhan upon
ccmpus'on They farther explain in -hc'. pratt.
ID statement thai ty,hes cr nor so refunded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

C@Tol.na) on oHering his services as an E'c7or
Fyepi' end Friloyp C;tsrrs. Yoiers in roe D;s,i,t
Of WHgHrio7 for an Fes,or Of President and
Ficc Pyeuaelt 81 tac United Sfafss
Unaccusrcmed 10 solicit foyo.ioes and apppin,.
71ents. address you, fear awkwardiv. and
perhaps u1p'ea- ndy 70 some but in the lau-
grage ct u,ain and sirpc truth. Oppressed
with Ire weight o! age, and ,:ied with n ore than
fifty years hustle in pur'ic lf, bad re.iycd %
he Qri,' shade OF my own wac and Gg tree. un.
der vac ccternWafj IN uo. again ., infernc''le
in rrn1c business; hut with my wishes s,il
w'rm and 'uy hcer' still Glowing for the welfare
oi q country char C'vc RE BIRTH that sustained
re and 20 which an attached by every tc
:hat can bind the hruer heart. Fyom this re-.
,rc'vcrt have been called forth hv some OF my
respectable fellow citizens. 70 prefer my service
ip sue essential duty Of 800 ricfpt of President
AID Vice PIE ie1t OF hc United States
Iu,5'cto scuress ms feelings could not v-h-
bold NV corsenr---j therefore step forward. auI
now offer my'sif q cauliai. for the Office or Z-
cfor for tIe Distri4 of Wilmington.
uust need NOT say any jhng Of my political
nrn.pss ihcv have been known rrou, our ear.
irr Revolutionary strurr'c--thcy have been uri.
).r. NtF sco'ircn'S pftnc present ai~,iDi-'rl
u"' NC cq'eiy known. eyer di-i,rcd con.
ccs~c9- n1d ci-rtass Il IS 200 administration
wish 90 continue Tor TIC happiness Of my fel-
.rN .us
During ac Presidency or our lare beloved
Washington. ocr Iei.n~.,ifileus urou-hout th,
Unite earas. appca,ed % d. monte disror6
dar.d eot rtrw beg in-ici tongue Tie few cr.
VOWS wcr" of the hcli. tne lattice Of nature n-.
vcrrc'ched his e1r. huf ai1ei hc na. .o, soon
removed fv.n 1monr7, u,, aui 7ucrh"r cr liIer-
emf cStr0 'er ryes principles. -rd y;.os. -.c-
ccc'cl Ecsri.'1r Ere ualt ard ,I. l'e r,rs
of Democracy, fe was ambitious. aspiri0v. irt,i.
ri'uv. and .e.rhme eier che U1sc t7rp,r,, .. 3
ro,aly. UUi.r hiu ihe old officer, NJ Govern.
ment with w. ones cr'a'ed, ard Cougy.se che
treat Conn1 - ne N7don, were f'rr vi,h
.iElilar char4'.e.s--;hcsc held thcir caucu.scs
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ArcrsTs, (C.l o. L.
Yesterday co-,o1 in rse seed. ,se y-4s--.---i
sold II dolls IN -hs place. and clean 3, i -et5
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The following Address is published by the We.
nerable Samuel AsHc Nate Governor Of North
C@Tolna) on olering his services IS an E'c1or