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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
sATURDNY, DECEMBER I. 1901.

The las, 1ceou - from the Me Ii erranean. arc
OF the most glorious kind While the European
governments have IN general taruely submitted to
the insults of and become tributary TO, the petty
powers ct barbary, it was reserved for America.
new country, with an infant navy. to give an
eHsttua check to these daring ulArauders The
American flag is now proudly triumphant in the
Mediterranean, and The thunder of tie American
cannon has proclaimed on the shores Of Africa,
that free people viii not suffer themselves to be
insuted with inpuui;y. The names of Preble,
S,erre:t and Decatur, will not soon be forgotten
by the rripolines they have given them last
ing remembrance OF their prowess Much Gre
dir is due wise and Jus, administration,
far the pruden, and energetic r,ea sures pursued
ty it Oh this occasion.-- n eenan's .TsiS nal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01
Friday, November 80.

Mr.. Richards, from The Committee of
enrolment, reported the bill making fur
Their appropriation Tor carrying into eject
The 7th article Of The British trcay; which
was thereupOn signed by the speaker.
The chairman Of the committee appoint
ed on that part # the message Of the pre-
sideHt which relates to armed merchant
vessels asked leave Of the house 10 report
81 bill--Leaye being grauted--the chair
man reported a bill to regulate the clear.
aGce Of armed merchant vessels.
Referred 10 a committee Of The whole for
Monday. ard ordered to be printed.
MIR. Holatd's motion Of Yesterday an.
thorising committees to appoint heir own
chrirman was considered, and on the ques-
lion, will the house agree to the same, il
passed ia the negative, only thirly-three
members v".ing in its favor.
MIR. Il. Gris~old moved another reso-
lution or the same subject, giving the com
uitiee bower to elecl their own chairman
if a majority was so disposed, If not, that
the first named member shall be The chair.
mar, in case &C his absence or excuse,
then The SECOND, S,ifnei.her Of these MEM
bers wer- present. then The next member
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

A Baltimore paper of Monday SAWS. " Prince Je-
rome and his lady LEFT this CITY on Thursday ast.
for Annapolis, wnere they embarked for F,auce
on board toe friga'e President. of - ylus which
we understand imm,diaclJ weighei anchor and
proceeded down The bay. The British frgaSe
Revoutionaire of44 gaRs. has arrived in Hamp-
ton Roads, and if the COMMANDED is disposed for
spoTt. he may have an opportunity Of trying The
proves of his tars"
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FICw Boston. Mopember IL.
TRIUMPH OF PRINCIPLE!

We improve the earliest op2ort lni,y 70 inform
our readers. tina, TEN IF oar representatives to
the next congress ave decidedly ers5lican; and
that the majority of votes now received from
bout $50 owns, actually amoun' to upwards of
rouR THOUSAND for the rce-5lican electoral
ticket
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

The election FOR charter officers for the city of
New York. has issued in the success of the repub
tcan ticket in seven wards our of nine, bv ma
iority of 1852 The American CITIZEN states this
as the FIRST time since the ieace THAI she Common
Council has been on the side Of The people
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

The trials Of Richard Riker. Robert Swar.out.
Naihn. Pend'ston. and WIN. p Van Ness. esqrs.
For DueinS, in violation of he laws of the state
will come on at the present session Of hc supreme
court, now sitting in the city of New-York
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

A letter from Nachtoches, Louisiana,
dated October 27;h, informs that the con.
duel of the Spanish government in that
quarter has Ion several months been strong
Unmarked with hostile dispositions towards
the CniIed States (.3arora.)
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Sales at Auction.
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WILL BE SOLD

W LII De OOLO,
dtt5s Ancfior- Ro2m of tbe Subscribers on Tuesday
roe 4t5 d.V q Decenbe, next, GHt5s
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Belonging to the estate of Liston Temple, dec.
Also, variety of
Articles lii the Grocery Line.
Six mon hs credit will be allowed the purchasers
for all sums above fifty dollars, on giving notes
with approved endorsers. negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia. to the administrator.
Thomas Taylor & Co. INC.
Goth November, 1904 tbs
On the same day Will be sold, positive
W. without reserve, about two thousand dollars
worth Of GDC rs consisting Of Dimites, Gull
coes, Cm'e,y. HV9Jyare, &c. Terms Of sac 90
days Notes Win approved endorsers (negotia
be AZ the Bank OF Virginia. will be required.
T. r s, 70
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A.raa0rta DaGp EDotrttssr.
TUESDAY, Aucusr ii.

The Iates, intelligence from Britain, w
arrivals at New York and other ports, H.
forms that heprospect of invasion ASSUMES
a more serious aspect. One account states
that the horses, forage and heavy artillery
ofthe enemy are embarked. The prospect
however, by no means intimd@tes the Fri
fish. They count upon it, that the day On
which the French venture to approach her
shores, will be TO britain day Of glory.
III tie House Of Commons, Fir, Pitts D@s
fence Bill, Notwithstanding the powerful
opposition which hes appeared agains5him,
has been carried. 4 letter, said to have
been addressed 10 Pitt by Lord Grenville,
IN which his Lordship assigns his reasons
for not Joining the new administration, az
pears in London papers Speaking o.
himself and his politica! friends, Ele says,
6 No consideration Of public ease or con-
fort; no apprehension Of responsibility, n@r
reluctance 10 meet the real situation into
which the country has been brought, have
any weight in this decision; norae We iet-
tered by any engagements on the subject,
either expressed or implied; we rest OR
determination solely on our strong scnse
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jewels that.he had about his person among
the soldiers, which took up the Barbarian's
attention, long enough to serve his purpose
- he last intelligence we heard Of him,
before ws sailed from Alexandria was, thar
i've or SIX beys were in pursuit e him ia
the Desart, and little hopes being cnteltain-
ed o. flis being able long to conceal him
seit from their search. This Circumstance
IS the less to be regretted, as he WAS very
much IN the French Interest, which his peo-
Pie has declared upon oath, since made pri-
sonefs /: whose lives have been spared, 1t
the paruculssreqnesto Major MiTet, CIR
Ionsui at Cairo, BY Cs.nan Boy. the prese:1t
Chllti O. tbs Namelui-es, n.,.,4 very nuc,
ia the British ingerss:. .
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ofthe improperly OF oui becoming Pa
to system Of government, which is to
formed at such moment as the preset
on principle of exclusion" His MaieSa,
tvs health is BY no means III confirmed
state. On this subject the London eide
tors very prndently observe the greatess
caution.
a naval officer lord Rane'agh) ola no.
he iaa,,.y has been sentenced to death for
having sel'icA lis superior in a fray. He
has been 50 strongly recommended to mer.
g, no~e~er, that expectations of bis par
don a.1 e;ifctlainrd.
Accounts 'sro;n Paris to June "A, say.
.hat TIC Emperor Napoitom aad his bro.
ti?ers votefi in thu Council ot State ioY Yal-
donias a the lately convicted . cous.1ira-
! to.s," tn; '5,ata n2;or:ty of tie member.
were ~fof ti1c'y execution aiia1ehat Bona
P*rte left the Cownc' with tears IN his eyes.
At the i'll success Of MS rnerc:fUl effortsl
The Emperor Of the French xas preparing
20 visit his ports on the coast a conspi-
ray is stated to have been lately discovered
and frustrated, which had for lis object ,..e
murder OF Louis XVIII.
4 letter da1ed guae 81, to a gentleman IL
Philadelphia, sass
. Europe at this moment appears to be
1T d dePlorab!e slua icn. A certain pow
erfui man rsav thank this country for his
ezastatlon on ths theatre Of tie world.
'5r. Pit made him First Consul. hgr.
Addinglon iaas2aalie him an Emperor; and
II we do not rcl!nquish cur political srsten,
i IS probable the new Emperor and the
King OF Prussia will divide the German
tInpiss.
!" stir # they dafs-I see nothing to
hinder the division. Nothing but the e.
establishment of Peace, and that with an en-
dsavour on ali sides 10 make it permaneu,
Peace, can give repose to suffering Eu-
rope
Bonspsrte's Civil Lit is to be augmented 10
IS m!.ions Of lives. Each of tn: Fren il Princes
Is 70 have three millions, and each OF 1he fix ia.
periof otarers q fare one million yearly. Tie
Admiral VINO /se<eed, IN making a harding in Eng.
!esa, viii be TIA DC Grand Adtcirat
Loaaon Paper.
Mr.. Livingston would certainly h.v. ,ttcnisa
the Wobun (hcep, lheering. had he nor received
hint 70 l5ffT. GI IT'D.
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GREENOCK, Iune %.

Extract of letter received In GreenocS,
cated on board the Argo, at Spithead,
June II.
q have now the satisfaction to acqua;nt
vou Of our arrival here, after round tu'l
Of ak monas, last from Cadiz, with
freight Of fye hundred thousand dollars,
on account of merchants in London. Ion
will 20 doubt be surprised to hear Of hltl
Bey's fate, after all the expence and atten-
ton cast away upon hlm at home.
Having landed himself and suite on the
14.h Of February, az Rosetta, mouth OF the
Nile, to proceed up to Cairo, and IA daily
expectation Of tearing of his arrival there,
as also the receipt Of the presents to be
sent home, we were astonished to hear OF
his beng pursued By some Of the other Eeys
land Albanian soldiers lately reyolted from
me Pacha Of Alexandria and very near
losing as head, but effected his escape to a
shrab sncac,pmens, by scattering some loose
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NEW-YORI., August 8.

Capt. Morehcuse, Of the brig Gasario,
politely furnished IS with the following rx-
tract sfrom the log book Of tie snip Amy,
! SnoN, left at Bassaterre.
Sunday, July I spoke French privateer
CT Il guns. which bad captured tie sap
Ropewell, Sisson and the Roakalad, "a
klns, Ia sight OF us they held the contest
halt an hour, when the privateer boarded
the Hopewell, killed the snpercargo and
FIVE seameD, and wounded the boatswan !;
then attacked the brig till she struck her
colours, captain Atkins beng elangerouslv
wounded in the BODY and three Of tie sea-
men. killed. The private II loss Q men and
great nuuber wounded; she Immediate
y made sad with her prizts for G4aIa-
loupe.
August 1o.
BY the ship George il As days from Gree
noek, we havereceiyed Gas gov papers 10
the $50 Of June; which although contain
ing London News FIVE days later than our
former adsices, furnish only the following
articles
L0ndon, 17une IS.
A French squadron is said to be a, the
braziis, supposed 70 consist of those YES.
sells which slipped out of Rochefort.
,9une 90 Another Russian officer arriv-
ed intown Oh Monday. He came through
France and Holland, and met MIR. Livings-
ton on Friday last at Rotterdam, on his
return 20 Paris. The vessel in which she
came brought some private letters, one of
which contains the following extracts from
a communication received by gentleman
at Antwerp from his brother at Boulogne,
who is employed in the Armament dcstn-
ed for the invasion Of this country:
All the horses, forage, and heavy artil-
l-ry are embarked we wait only the arri-
val OF the Generals. / shall not, therefore,
write to you again from hence, and proba-
by | may never behold you more' We
see no reason to doubt the facts here
stated, norare they in any respect calculated
TO excite alarm in our minds The dav
on which the enemy ventures to approach
our shores will, we are confident, prove
day glory to Great Britain. Star.
Glasgow, June IS.
Mr.. Pitts Defence Bill was on Tuesday
read third tinse and passed without di-
vision.
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ch'i'ge IN It's Pol'i1ai r9ia'ions. rf"hce'
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Mr. Livingston wonid certainly h.v. ,ttcnisa
the Wobu'n (heep. heerins, hal he nor received
hint 10 lbt<y.stFl it'd.
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GzasS07O, June IS.
Mr.. Pitts Defence Bill was on Tuesday
read third tise and passed without di-
vision.
A letter from Grecnock dated the 18th
OF June, received by the George, says,
An expedition is fitting ont for Hanover,
to consist of seventy thousane. men.
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TIE FAR NEKHHIF OF =
Ihos Ciagett and Thos. II. Ciasett,
Late us.css 1ndec nc fun o. 7hoae1 Clag<tf
and C2. ex>5cd on the fit day Of the p'elene
month. Al tioie fasiog claim sss!na sheln are
rsqosa~.i osing theo' ii, aud ali ,fe indebe-
d 10 81 Il; ase sIf reqn"ited 70 make imnediste
Pev1neat % 7h51oo, Clos<n, VII. is fully sTt
r0 Nc rcd TO lel'! Me fame
Thomas Clagett,
Thomas Henry Clasett.
J,c 70, so4. iAfsl .aawsg
c. Printing in all It's various
branches executed at this Office
with n@atnaS, accuracy, and dlE
patch
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To the Public.
Ric6mon1L. 17ts Mar, 1904.

Rie6m0nd, 17t5 Mag, 1904.
/ HE inhabitants near New York have been
Il troubled since 1898 with an insect called the
Hessian Fly, supposed to be imported from that
country, as 1t first began about their camp on
Long island small inseel eats the straw OF by
the ground. causes it to turn yellow and fall down;
pun up bunch, strip down the leave, and YOU will
ma parcel of insects colosred generally hike
max Seed Which totally destroy almost every crop
aier TWO or three years in am place. till we luck.
NY round out an easy method to destroy then,
without inJuring the wheat, and the crops have
proved good siace. Should the farmers think
th's information worthy OF their attention il, The
several counties i'll this and the adjoining states,
SEND either by letter person sufficient to rev ard
me tormy trouble. and will send either BY letter
of personal Application. to any county or counties
III tH's or the adjoining states may suit the peo-
pie, with exact directions how every man may
easily be satisfied by making tia for themselves,
DIS ser evidence is the satisfactory that lie
or tney may have sufficient time TO prepare fora
crop Tor the next season Jas it has answered in e.
very instancc) Those who would wish infor.
nation as above, may by lerte. or person, apply
70 the subscriber, the third door from the court
mousse or ~ MIR SAMUEL Pleasants'. printer, Rich.
mohd, Virginia. l am. with respca, friend 70
the public. ABRAHAM HITSTED -
n. B. The printers may do the public GOOD nv
giving tins place in their respective papers -pSt
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hant capacity, with a scan:y Share of re-
PaI"u"n, box his svaYiIy aud Kind cArri-
"5e, are SO winning, that lie sci,o,n idiis
\" make those friendly, by his manners,
VINO are adverse to his principle of acliou
Nir. Sheridan has lived with The pi.nce
very much IN private, anl is not profit
ga'e' ii hc is not securely Correct.
Boston DeM0crat.
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fos 7Az YfKGLvI.a .dKGUS.
TO a YOUNG LADY EN- HER BIRTH DAY.

o YOUNG LADY EN- HER BIRTH DAY.
NOW on Clarissa's natal day
Ny Muse would fain in simple Law,
Sing how the sister fa,es cniwin'd
The thread with which her life is ioin'd,
For all in Heav'n or earth that's done,
Orreams where never beam'd the sun,
though hidden from mere mortal sight,
The Muses. see in clea,est light.
" softesr silk this thread they spun
mat smooth Ciar!ssa's days should run:
It's hue that first outshone the SHOWS
Was alter family ting'd with rose,
10 shew her pure and spotess mind
10 harmless inirth somewhat inciin'd:
and hence. wSen, midst various hues,
Inc biushing pink, she's sure to choose.)
Each rolling year the danes entwine
Somewhat to deck the beauteous line
he types of every female grace
In comedy order here they place.
When sixteen years had past away,
Since first Ciarissa saw the day,
ne thread by symbols now exprest,
CAS- in the fair they stood conftst.)
n face where sense and 6eG1ty shine
Through features lovely as benign.
A heart to feel aFecrioa's glow.
And quick TO melt at others woe.
q.
a tshifer meier unduiy warm'd.
A pen that's sSilful to convey
what tervent f1icHds6i,b bids it say.
~ soif' engaging, modes, air,
ana magic grace, BY which the fair
Neeo only smile, or speak, or move,
% win at once ieSreSi and love.
Twas then the sister rob'd in white
OF men benignant, Ciotho hight.
In gentle accents thus address
The one who wears the motley yes,.
Long since, LachesIs, have thought,
ms thread too teebly fine is wrought.
SINCE AtTopos whose right hand bears
a. Oh lie and death the fatal .hears.
" Nor spares the thread ,hat's yan,;,-
strength,
Nor that which has a,tain'd due length.
pray, dear sister, thsn Unfold
" fhis Elamcnt OF virgin gold;
" w hereby the silk W i'll better bear
lie rubs thar all are doom'd to share.
d" Besides it will lus,re add
Z" Unto our little darling thread"
The sister of the rain bow YES,
ComPly'd with Clothes sage request;
The wheel is lurpd, the spindle moves,
The threads are oin'd-Clsrissa loves!
Now allego:ic theme quit,
ror which you'.i say my pens unfit.
This day, CiaFissa. "a impart
ne WISH that's nearest 20 my heart,
May no'hing wayward long delay
Our wlsh'd for hymeneal dav,
", when each iond hear5 to each will prove
IN exiatic JOYS of mutual love:
And whist cur days in peace glide on
rs blisstnl as they first begun,
RAY trends and books and converse SWEEP
Within our humble dwelling meet.
wan slll thar Ihon,son's verse expres,,
All thar welded love e'er hest;
AND when LIES Current gently fows
nnd passion sinks IN sofs ,epose,
May mem'ry's retrospective ray
nom cheer and warm lifc's winter day..
ACNES.I,Ic
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to appear; he will do IusSce TO them.
And you y shade of my ever dear and We
ncrated father, If you find pleasure in con-
tempiatng the affairs of men, you can see,
II ever have for u moment deviated from
the principles, which it was your care to
instii into my youthful mind and for
which now die ."
AT length Mr.. Emmett was forced by
TIC JuuSe 20 conclude. (.Iaroru.
The prompt interpretation of the FRS,
Consul and Emperor of Russia TO aid the
Liberation OF our captive citizens at 'rripo-
IL Is an evidence of the friendly relations
suosIstng between those governments
and our own that will be only fully appre-
GATED by those who from reflection or ex-
Perience are acquainted with the difficult
~ OF remaining on good terms with those
who from rival interests, imaginary or re-
al, are generally ut variance with each
olher. In the accuracy OF this statement
We have every reason TO coniidc from the
cohcurinS representation OF letters rec-i-
we'd from abroad, as well as from other
sources oil information. Ii is the un-
doubted Interest of the United States to
PC just III her dealings with all nations
and from many recent indications We have
reason 10 ielicitate ourselves on the crow
WG convection entertained by the powers
oil Europe that 1t is likewise their interest
to DC JUST To us. Ii must be a source Of
peculiar qualification 10 tie friends of our
republican institutions TO find the most
sansuins predictions ever made in the
closet fully realised. The peace and pros
Pcri,y OK d nation never stood OH a firmer
basis than they do at pgcscu, IN the Unit
cd States. This is undoubtedly in the
highest degree owing to the virtues and
Intelligence OF orr citizens; but next TO
them we ate indebted TO our rulers for
the iaithfdi discharge OF their duty. The
whole aspect OF our foreign relations de-
monsttates the fsisehood 81 the dogma
that Republics are deficient in energy in
their intercourse with foreign powers
We have often said, and VIC profit of this
occasion to repeatit-arepublican govern
ment, lii the upright discharge of duties
delegated by wise constitution, is ;he
most energetic ofall governments.
Mar. Intel.
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DE-

At Hartfort. (Con.) on Monday last. .be bo,,
jeremiah WaasJyoyib, in the S1st year Of HE ,o,
Colonel Wadsworth was in the army during IN
revolutionary war; for s,sny years Ee was a Re.
preventative from thar state. in The Congress oe
me United States and for considerable rjn,e
a.,er ne left Congress. member Of the Council
Ct the State.
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Ten Dollars Reward

9 TrAYgD or stolen out Of my pasture at Mar.
- rms Hill near Richmond, Friday or Satu,Jav
1Ith INST. GREY MARE, six years Old. fo,,,
teeS nine or ten inches high, long tail and bang.
ing name such as brood mares have gsnrrallS
rather low IN flesh, hasa scratch on the lief, Ike
OF her rnmp, oeessoned by the shoe ofa stallion
inns sPuhg' narrow behind, roach back'd near the
n'Psi mas orosd Joies, trots and canters she had
no white that 1 remember, deliestel" 80 o'u'
Whoever delivers the said mare s,,5 81, LII
ccive the above reward.
WILTSHIRE M. LEWIS.
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