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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
NEW GOODS.

IVEFV OOOA(N. 3
- seE s->--- ) ~ 81
SAMUEL TRASK,
LAS jan received gcucral .alortnest of ENGLISH
i = aud INDl.. GOODS. iuitahe for the flaioa. y
s s. 3ssf NtA kHes LikEwlss,e fsfst ~ -
I'LL hiTd5 If K,sa-hsdia Goah and Groceness
F3@R ~ i.s Aa,ohg which are, +. u :
sWI Ram. NfoaHts, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
lOfftt, Chocolate, Hyioa, Sauchong x Bohea Teas,
!. Pepper, pin.ento Ginger, Gaia. NusHess,
Salt Petre &c. sc.
Also,
Bales OF India Cot.Jrs, cntit'Cd to debenture,
4 6, 5, 10 and 1od ais,
7 by Snd 40 by Gsls. 49,.
Rock Salt, Pollock Filh, American Cotton, IA
II p,pIs Heach Brandy.
Holland Cir, american do,
litbon shstry aud Malaga Wines, &c &c.
An OF which will DC fold on the mon q afoAAble tcrMs
Dec, 8, =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Ta.Lday, E1raa,r :.

Mr.. Thomas from the committee on the fub-
iet} of the Poa Office and Polr Roads, reported
bill g further to alter and ettabiiih certain pot
roads and Tor other purpoles," which was read
fecond time and made the order Of the day for
Thuffdsy nexs.
MIR Dennis luhmitted certain proportions pro,
sviding for veaing in the Circuit Court of Golum-
bia the general power to lay out roads in the
difritt.
Referred to the committee of the whole railed
ON bill for like pnlpofe.
The Fioufe took up DIR. Leib's motion for the
appointment Of committee 10 bring in bill TO
prohibit the appointment of Judges OF the United
States 20 all other Offices, and agreed to it,
Ayes 81.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholfon, the Hoafc re
folved itfelf into a committee OF the whole, Mr..
Sri,h OF New York IN the char, on tie report
of tie committee appointed 20 enquire into The
expediency ofalneodng the feVcial a9s pfoyid-
ing for the idle Of he public lands of the D..
States.
The following rcfolr:on was before the CON-
us;ttce of the whole on aformer day:
ReElufa, That the Secretary Of State, the
Secretary Of the Frea{ury and the Attorney Ge
neral for the rime being, be authorized 10 rrceive
proportions Of comp'oIni(e and fettieuftht, from
the feyetal companies or perfons claiming public
lands in the territory Of the United States. lying.
fonth of the fate Of FenaeiIee, and wet Of the
fate Of Georgia; and finally TO adult ard Ter
tie the iarne in fach manner as in their opinion,
will conducc toths intcieit 1.-THE Uaiscd States
An amendment, li,niting the powers of The CON-
mi0loners to the limits prcfIibed BY the conven,
tios between the Uuised States ana Georgia,
had been adopted inthe committee OF the whole.
No records being kept Of tie proceedings in
committee OF the whole, queton arofe, ho,v far
the committee had proceeded on the fabjea
heretofore?
Mr. yanun fuggeeed that the rsto: ltion, as
amended, had been agreed to. This being de
MED BY other genrlcmsn the committee proceed
ed TO debate the tcfontiol.
Mr.. Gregg made few CELEBRATIONS againH
the refoluion, and afedrs. Nicfaoilan and Jackfon
replied. When
Mr.. Elliot Oofervcd tia, be was pcit:sly OUT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
CON 6 RESS
OF THE
UNITE STA TEis.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Monday February 6.

The Speaker laid before the house a re-
poytfrom the Commissioners Of the sinking
fund.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the unfinished business on FRIDAY
being the report Of the COMMITTEES of con-
ference on the amendments proposed by
the Senate 20 the bill for carrying into eff
feet the laws of the u. States in Louisiana.
The speaker stated that when the House
had adjourned, an amendment had been
offered to the report, which he had declared
inore!er, and that anappes' had been made
from his decision.
At the request Of a member, the Speaker
stated several precedents, considered by
him TO be IN point and declared that on a
Mr.. Nicholson observed that he had made
mature reflection he was of opinion that
the amendment was in order: on which
the appeal, in consequence of the doubts.
suggested by the Speaker; as they were
removed he would withdraw his motion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
From the .6Utica) Patriot.
COMMUNICATION.

Having arrived at season OF the y;s,
when the iabours of my calling are sonestg
RENTED, have an inclination to compancsi
lew thoughts to the Iublic.
Remote as am, frcm participation Of Ik
political concerns OF The country, and IRON tn
sources of information, it is but now snd tba
that ny mind is much engroesei by politcal sub
jeas bur when Illuminate on the passing Il
dipgs" OF the day, l much fear that the rnt
will arrive, when cur government viii be pa
ced in hands, wbose obj9tt it will be to deP~
us oi our dear bough. iberties--A Aud these ap
prehenSions arc increased by tic con:idefaol
that many of the most jealous supporters Of OUT
excellent eonstitution--men Whose wisdom and
energy in atcLieying our Independence nave
astonieted the wo' s--who have sacrificed tief
all in defence Of their country, and who Il"
laid their trophies at the feet Of thsg felnE CT
szens, and mingled with them in private liis, ara
calumnisted a'.dproscribed.
1t is reported, and as fan as know, gcaefa'g
telieved, that many nlen 10 the United Saia
have been turned OFT OF office on account Of
tbeir political SEMI ents. This must be pIf-
sul kind OF policy, and resembles nothing mott
perfectly than the sanguinary "eprrat'ors" ola
pusllammus usurper, whose hrst care, when DC
obtains power, is to remove all f6m whom S
fears opposition.
The chief magistrate 9th; United States $
eletted, in a certain sense, by the people. 1-'a@
vheu a n1ajsrity otvoices declare in bis fa'0'i
he is president Of a9the people, to al! ln;entS avs
purposes. Bscaase he is NOT 50 happy as to pos.
sess the confidence OF every eleetor, this c'a""
BY any means diminish his authority ove' ~
minority, IL it could he would b. no more 10"
the head of a faction, which would be adm'iIla2
principle repn3pant 10 the very nature o. ~ 9,
publicanism. Now if Inagistra.c is entitled -
equal support and obedience from al the P-o2s''
then itfoiows Of course that all the peopi; Ea's
an equal right TO expect and drsaSd PsotstSo'
in the enjoyment Of the privileges and nnn'a'a.-s
TO which as citlxrns they nay be eotsled. ~.
to declare any man unit for Office b:caus@ :,
happens to be in the minority, betraYs al u,
want of thar lnagnaai;nlty SO OBVIOUSLY nsc1:.@ =.
in chief magistrate. To reqsas o5eisg -,
from a certain party ina republic, and yeS 90 !.
them th- privileges Of trcemcn, reminds oqef .
the wrctchcd Helots in ancicnt sparta, wn''.,a.
compelled to labonr apa even to fight N eH"', ~
cases fer their trta551esg nltssess; Bar ~'ts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Weaaesdaa, FEB. 6.

d
FIR. John C. Smith rom the commit.
claims, presented bii for the reief Of cers
military pensioners in, the state ofSoeth Cabin
Referred &c aco'anittee Of the wholo on II
day.
A representation Of Duncan M'Farlsad, r,
conpanied with sondry documents com,4ia,
Of tie uuore election Of Samuel D. Pufyisr.
was presented, and referred TO the commatt. d
Elections.
A message wasxeceiyed from the Senate IA,
ing that they had receded fromfrom their ,Sr!
amendment to the bill making military ap1iom
atoms, which allowed a certain sum for Oh, %,
tage of letters sent from and received by cens,
officers Of the wal department, and that theyh
resolved thar the bill for the better direction
OF the collectors of the respective ports of To
5Unued States migrating TO seamen certificate
OF cilizrnship," should no pass.
The house resumed the consideration Of d
resolution reported by the committee Of the who
submitting 10 tne final decision of commissioner
the claims for lands eedcd by Georgia to the l
nited States; and after debate which occup:
the whole day, adjourned without Coming 10 az
decision.
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Tie amendment Of Mr.. Vai1luna was
then stated, and after considerable vefoai
variation, was agreed to in such form,
as substantially to aIlozO all the hata6'fants
of Iomsia7ua on the 3oh qflbril, on tax
mo aasoath Of cp!legianccIt5 she:Duted States,
ondcitisens, to o5tain registers 3or tier
vesscls. -
On this motion debate Of some length
was had Sin which it was supported by
Messrs. L acas, yarnuH, 6. w. Campbell,
Bedingcr. Smile, Dennis, Sloan and Hol-
land ; ana opposed b. Messrs. Nicholson,
Dana and Hastings.
On agreeing tothe amendment the house
divided AYES SIS Noes48.
The remaining part of the report OF the
committee Of conference was then agreed to
without any division.
Mr.. T. Randolph, for the committe OF
conference on the disagreeing votes OF the
two houses on the bill making appropria-
tons for the military establishments, made
areport.
The report recommends an agreementPto
all the amendments proposedby theiSenate.
The house concurred in the report, ex-
cepting SO far as regarded An amendment
of the Senate appropriating 1850 dollars
forpaying the postage Of letters received
or forwarded blythe adJutant and inspec-
tor and on their disagreement to
which they insisted.
Mr.. Jackson, observed that it would be
found BY recurrence TO the journals, that
resolution had been offered for Idisconti-
nuing the Offices Of commissioners efloans,
and referred to the committee of Ways and
Means who had reported a disagreement
thereto-To this report the House, after
a full discussion, had disagreed--Yeas SO
NAYS 55-It would also be found that
on subsequent day "a resolution had been
offered for the appointment Of a select COM
mittee to bring in bill for the discontinue
ance of those officers. This resolution
appeared to have been reiected-Yeas SO
Mays 58.-It followed from this state
ment, that the first decisionhad been made
When there wereione hundred and thirteen
members present, wiltshire last was made
when there were but 10 members present,
The use, Mr.. I. said, which he menat to
make Of these facts, was .his ]; that mas
Inuch as the house, by their first decision,
had negatived the disagreement of the COM
mittee Of Ways and Means to the original
resolution, that resolution must be consi-
dered as still before the house which was
that the Committee Of Hays and Nsons be
instructed to bringin bill Whereas the
last vote had only decided that a Select
Committee shout not be appointed to bring
in a bill. He therefore, gave notice that.
he should, on Thursday next, call up the
original resolution.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
4 Cheap Bargain.
TO BE SOLD.

"A THREE tory new BRICK HOUSE,
Prince Stree, between Fairfax and Royal Streets
on the fauth hde thereof, iecond door from Meiirs
Hewes and Miliers.fore, and nsxt adjoining Mrs.
Keller. TIE heuic is in al uhhaahed fate, bur
The doors, fa(hes and archiravss, sc. are all made
and alta falail exPenee may be completed, II IS
unneceGary to give any further explanation, as
any periou incilnsng TO purchsfe will naturally
visw the prelnifss, The-key IS 10 poGcfon o.
Capt. G. MsIuight. The Payments will b
made esly. Application g be made 10 the Tub
fcribcr IN the City of Wellington, OF DIR. Thos
Tripet,, Alcxansris. Il net fold at private iale
itswill he fJld at public vcndus On the F'5jf.o
Mare6 next.
clotuorttg Stspdenlon. /
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Of order. Ufos reflection, he va, -,
beyond dcubt that the refoIution, \. ..'
had already been adopted in commit. g
whole.
This Placement being confrmsd by N, !
mum and Mr.. Tenney.
The chailynsndecided that it was M, !;
further TO debate the merits OF tie rsf,lnt
MIR. Euftis moved that the con,nit.
ADD report lhe refou.ion 10 the Houle
MIR. Nicholfon, although in favor Of i.
luton, moved to coua9.r it, in orae; !,
the debate he nor'0.
Mr.. Elliot enqaired Of the Chairman pb,
the motion 70 confdcr fuPcrceded the ma"
rife and report {
Tie Chairman decided tistis did MOI.
The committee then rofe and reported y.
folu,ion as amended When
Mr. Fiuger moved that the farther conf.
on the rcfolu,ioa be pcgpoped Tor i,,,,
in order to introduce an amendment placj,,
Virginia and South Carolina Yezoo cons
on the fame footing wich other claimants.
This molten was wilhdrswn on the iuge.
Of
Mr.. ]. Randolph, who moved to r,ca
the refolution 10 committee Of the whole
t.r considerable debate, the motion was /
Ayes so-- Noes "a.
The queiiion recurring en- pofponemeat,
iikewilc, aftersdeba:e loa.
Mi. Bryan moved TO refer fhe fohioA
fele6 committce--loit--Ayes 81 Noes {!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
r A Isl AW a Y

From the fabfcriber on the 18th
Ianuarv lali, a Hseso n,se by toe name Of SAM
aged Al years, bad coupterance, and has en- the
leit Gae 81 his face from The corner Of his mouth
updc. his Jaw, large freak q grey hairs, five
{ FEET tea inches igh--his cloathiag Is brown
round AZ jacket and trowters. Alto Sucky
his vic, abons 37 or 3s wears ot age her csoath
ing upkaown---sfey are tnppofed @ .'e harbeFed
abaus Aicxaodrsa.
Whoever w.!l-tsxe up or fscdre the above ne
groes. 60 saat sst ,hen again, fhall reccive
Tweaty- Dollars Tor The TWO, OF Ten Dollars 70
elshsr.
Henry Tolbert,
Roie Hill.
P. S. An matters Of vsasls and other psrfons
arc tc,ewsrned from haiboarlpg o. employing
all Negrosss
FsS. ls~5+
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viii Iell BY PRIVA IE SALE

TIC ST0RE - WAREHOUSE al pleient oc
csaisd 81 4 liloa s Gc.ger, dtuatsdon the corner
oTPsnrec ard Fairfax treets, S. frst on Fairsaa
AID 0s feet on Princc freet; one water LOT or
Is ssef ftFeet, a. fcet 90 Water ftrset and exsepd.
Ing fect lack 20 ussson Rreet with the libs..
II az .vssrfsre. The lot on Prince and sFasffaS
Aseelss are al prefent rented 70 Alflion and Gei-
gel tor one year from The lR Oct. next, IS
feet o. The lot on Water itfeef is lsisto SANE
Harper fer eight gears from the r5Eh Of CtfabsS
next. Ii tie aboyc s,rcniisned property ii no
foliby ptiysse bargain, il wlll pe sald IN nc P.
na,sss on the If say < April next when;h tens
viii be made known. Pleafeappsy TO
GEORGE M'MUNN. 3
rrhFua.y {. co
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FROM TIE FRENCH.
LAM; OR, THE YEAR.

-fAC1A z IL 4 AA1-}G Afs
lam; Or, THE YEAR.
as,falia ne sttrts, moaet asass. tiokAef.
January.
10 my fair, the morning lazy,
Peeps abroad from yonder hill;
phGbus rites red and hazy,
Froa has ieop'd the village mill.
February.
All around looks Cad and dreary,
FAT the fsky lnow defends
Yet the redbresn chirups chcary,
While the nai,ten'd lafs attends.
Azarsh.
Rife the winds and rocks the cottage,
Thaws the Soof and vets the path;
Dorcas cooks the favougy pottage,
Smokes the cake upoa the hearth.
lbril.
i Sunlliine intermits with ardour:
Shades fly fwittly o'cf the fields:
Showers revive tho dropping verdun,
Sweets the funny upland yields.
Nay.
pearly beams the eye Of morning
Child torbear fhe dead unblcfs'df
Hawthorn every hedge adorning,
Pluck the aowegs--but fparc the nett.
yane.
School boys in the brook difportins.
Spend the flltry hour OF play;
While the nYmphs and fwains are counting
Seated on the new made hay.
1uly.
Maids with each guardian lover,
While The vivid lightning a,es,
Haatning to rhe neafef cover,
Clap their hands before their eyes.
Aaguss.
See the reapcrs, cleaners, dining,
Seated On the hady grafs
Ger the gate the fqaire reclinings
Wanton eyes eachiuddy lais.
September.
Hatk found like daart thunder,
Murderer, may thy malice fail
Torn from all thy love sfunder,
Widow'd birds around US wall.
October.
Now Pomona Tours her Tfealure,
Leaves autumnal frew the grounds
Plenty crowns the marker meaiure,
While The mill runs bgiikly round.
November.
Now the giJdy rites Of comus
Crown the hunters desT delight:
All the year is aitting from US,
Bleak the day and dreal the night
December.
Bring more wood, and let the glafes;
Ioin, my friends, our Cbfi&mas checF;
Come catchi-and kits the laaes--
Chrifm4s comes BIT once year.
a Msers thoughts on Nusie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Sal Making.

THOMAS SANFORD takes this
method q inf,rming the pOblic, thar be he's com
menced ,hs Ssa Making buGneis in the Lott
over tl,e fore Of Bsafan.u sbvevs Jun. at the
corner OF gf'rince and Uaion aeects, where be
hopes from his attention to buGasis, sad his ex.
yer ions TO pleaic, to give fssisfattlon to thole
whosmay favor him with theig caftom.
). Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11

Iums,faAia ne sttrts, aEoast axaas. --HokAef,
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October.

Now Pomona Fours her Tfealurc,
Leaves autumnal ffew the ground 8
Plenty crowns the marker ueaiure,
While The mill runs briikly round.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
CHARLESTON. Inlv "a.

1t gives US considerable pleasure to state, that
alexander Mcclure, esq. who arrived 1 few
Gays ago from the East Indies in the ship Ho
mon mas not been inattentve during his absence
10 the interests of this conn nv FOR during his stay
AZ the Isle or France. Mozambique and at the
cape or Good Hope, he, with great pains, collect
cd variety of seeds OF useful plants, which have
n"t heretofore been introduced into this country
ne mostvauable amongst these, we believe to be
''e seed OF the Bourbon Cotton, which is in such
request amongst tie English manufacturers, as
20 induce them to give nearly double the price for
that IS given for the best Cotton raised in this
STATE we understand that Mr.. Mcclure intends
20 distribute this seed amongst some planters
"ere ana III Georgia, with request that they will
use their endeavours cuiivateit and naturalize
1t TO our climate.
lie has also brought in with him as curiosities.
oerot Birds either elegant in their plumage
OF celebrated for their notes And the lovers
OF exquisite Wine may now be gratifed with =
taste or the Far famed Constanlia Wine, which is
raised IN one Vineyard only at the Cape of Good
nope; MIR M Clure has considerable ouan,ity of
II; formerly this delicious juice was wholly en-
grossedby the Dutch Government, who distribu
ted 1t IN presents to the crowned heads and no,en
'ates or Europe; what lit,le was for sale could
not be procuiedi in Amsterdam at 4 less pr;ce than
guinea For 4 point botte-When al the Cane.
Mr. NJ 'Ciure received as great favor NV with
pig OF the Chinese breed of hogs, this breed is =
small species ct swine but the flesh is as tender
as Chicken and is esteemed 4 great delicacv.
We trust that Mr.. M'Clure's well intended ex
ertions will entt!e him to the thanks Of the cb,tor
planters IN the Southern states and that societv
willconsider him as amongst those who have on .
deavored to be of service to il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

tecci"ed. 1.-The procession lch the
'!Oese oi Nr. Church, near Mechanical hall,
quarter before l2 and was two hours
! reach ny trinity Church. Hundreds were
seen on the side-way, as well rs in the
RANKS, shedding tears--it was truly affect
ing. Four of Mr., Hamiton's sons follow
ed hun TO the grave !--lIavinr arrived
at the church, and after a short psuse,
liouverneur Morris, Esq. rose on an e,e.
Va'ion IN front, and addressed the sur
rounding spectators, the Generals four
sons being on the stage with him.-He
was so much aHe6ted, that il was with
Difficulty he could proceed but having
recovered, he recapilulated, very concisely,
the services which Mr.. Hamilton had rem
dered the United States, as a Soldier, as
Statesman, and as professional Man at
the Bar. j should have stated, that in his
introduction, he observed, that his Object
was not to excite the sensibIity Of the
Generals friecds, but to endeavor 10 allay
u.--tie avoided any remarks that tended
10 encrease the general Indignation
He barely touched on the cause of his
death.
~ b'''tSh tISate boston, laying at
anchor within the Hook, fired minute
guns all yesterday, and the French fri.
gates, of the Battery, had their colors
half mast, and also fired minute guns.
" \ jury Of inquest sat for several hours
on Friday they meet again at 4 O'Clock
to-morrow.-It is believed the duel will
be proved, if nothing worse. Col. Burr
LETT the city on Friday, and has gone, it is
said, to the southwark.
:" The probability is, that in the course
oil few days, the correspondence between
General Hamilton and Col. Burr, will be
published. II is said it will go TO prove,
that too much was required of the Gene
rail-"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

On Tuesday euening fke Osagcs chiefs in
the presence Of the President, the heads
Of department and large concourse of
|adies and gentlemen, e1-hi6ited a very inter.
c8tfng sfectacle, frincitaily comfoscd of Tire
zOar dance in various forms. TIE shecfacIc
T0as exhibited IN an ohcn area, HANDSOMELY
lighted by lanEis,in (Which Seafs gvere assigned
the officers ofgoUernment, ladies, andthe king
Of the Osoges, 7Oho 7cas the only chicfthat did
net take n fart in The dance. The entertain
ment E0as ACCOMPANIED By the Italian band.
we regret our inability, from not being IRE
Sent, Of giving an adequate idea Of Mc shsc.
facle. MAT. Intel.I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

d''u ascend ldst river NaEIns a.
tons, enquiries. &c. and.o trsnsry!v>
'ne'r enquiries TO thePresdens. Thcywill6e pro
V'dcd with barge, party of men, and the ne
cessary insruments& apparatus TO facilitate their
enquiries
On the Sh ult. Robert B. Morton, esq: living
near w 1shington, in Mason county. murdered his
wife by fastening his stirrup leather round her
neck aud then cutting hef throat in most shock.
ing manner, leaving the knife sticking in her
throat He had for several days shewn symptoms
OF insanity. On the 18th he was brough, before
trial.
On Saturday last two men one named Acorn,
me oiher Irwin, were taken up in this town, for
passing counterfeit notes, of the branch banks of
the United states. They were 50 dollar and 100
dollar notes, payable in New-Yor<, Baltimore,
EharieS'on, and Savannah. The quality OF the pa.
per- and the execution of the notes. are much
superior to any chat have before been offered in
this state.-some ofthe best judges have been i'm
posed upon. Nay it is said that some os the same
EMISSION OF notes, have been taken at the Phila
delphia and Baltimore banks.-Acorn attempted
20 pass counterfeit notes in Lexington last winter
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
Z. MEREDITH, Secretary.

LEXINGTON, (Ken.) Jolly s.

Or Hunter Of Philadelphia arrived in this
town on Sunday last, on bis way to Natchez
where he is to be joined by Mr. Dunbar Of the
Mississippi territory both Of whom are commits
stoned by the preiIont, 70 ascend Red river 70
its source 70 take the latitude and longitude Of
the various rivers which enter IL, with their cour.
ses 50 far rs they can be asoer,ained 20 examine
the minerals, SC. Of the country thro' which they
p2ss--ihenS proceed to tbs head Of tbs Arkansas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
FROM OUR c0RRE8poNDRNrg.

NEv-YOEE, July Is.
The last solemn rites due 20 the great
HANILToN, were paid yesterday. Such
a day Of mourning was never Witnessed in
this ci,y.--Not store was seen open
MI classes crowded, and each seemed
anxious to he the FIRST TO shcw their re-
spe9 to tbo best and greatest Of men.
The funeral took place agreeably to
the arrangements which you have already