Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17


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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1904
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len at Bacting5lm Court5ous- are i.tc, mel tLs,
h's' Past Riaer 70 'gbo" '5e5 'siH Please ., male
payment. Noief 7'in be expected f'o't '5ose zr5o
c-'A0f pay '"''"ea' d'e.r Ott. Y, 1904.
stare that there Is the best reason to believe the
count "t 'he uea'h CT q 'Ve'Ho' Ok A 8oRNE,
ulou'osa. i.et'ers as rate as the Ist OF Sep have
ne'n received IRON ham 10y the President OF the
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StI'''s "eSv ''''erS s'a'e that Mr. Claiborne
nav Ne,l N' 81, vas 'i'eh so iar recovered as
'"u'i' Oh ms THANKSGIVING ous!ness'---@FGt Intct
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Ady'oes from lomrodore rebe NJ May ,5th
stare, 'h2' ne had procured from the King OF Ma
pes me gun boats tor aiding his operations against
Lupol ana that he had proceeded 10 Messina
where they lay. far the purpose Of equipaing
them An article under he Boston head states
his having sailed from Messina on the 12h of
ivy ior the immediate purpose CT bombarding
iTpoh
information r. ,eired by Us since the da'c NJ our
ast paper contlrrns the news Of the arrival Of The
John Adams at Sibraiiar The captain of that
tnga'e was instituted 70 s7il without delay for
Malta' in case no apprehension was entertained
OF the hostility Of Fuuis or the orher Ba.bary
powers. having sa' 5hed hims7i on thus point,
ne accordingly sailed lrom Gibraltar on the
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Yesterday AARON BURR, Vice President of
the Cnited STATES, arrived in this CRY. We are
happy "a state thot he is in good health and spi
rits.--Geoygia Gazette.
The public mind has for come ,;y,,, nae, Lssr
attracted 70 and ENGAGED wi,h tho sr,r,,,,5in,r,,
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The depositions of The former and tie rply fIte
latter have been already Dubjished =, tbe = r,sr;
can; and We this dav lrescn, the anav,er of line
Major 20 Nr Yrrio In doing this IL ,riohr Ike
he previous publications, have usseed ,vithour
comment; but ,he extraordinary manner ,dop,ed
by the major TO hurl his venernols sls t,,e ~
ccn,ive If The Union, ought 70 be exrosed 10 1he
lvelicst Indignation ofthe American people. He
states, in his edi ORAL u,,scra,b
Although he viqim Of b,t,er o, noli,ical nm
erance," he has until this dav, disLa;nel 10 she,y
that he ad ne, unjus;iGabe onnresqion from ,h
very hand. which had atiested his worth as mar,
and his merits as = member of The corr,p,,,,;.
But he viii no! regret thar oonression. nor fhe
change II has produced in his nuysu;,s while ba
Continues ia p6s.ess the esteem and the pa,ron.
age of his fellow citizens
He says much a fine disdqined' +, dzy 70 loa
dSRopoyG5e a6l, aud considers 1t epie b9noyaSle 20
do it to-morrozv Ike was an officer under he
government of the u. S and was one of the seq
confidence in tbe E'oecIiUe nay e-en IN re gozern-
mc"." And still this very man, who has even
e9feen'edthe present administration in the mostc
temp nous polut of view complains of bifrey Per
'ec"'or because. torsootll, could nor, with any
complains OF belng placed ~ what his fellow L.