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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-06

place, agreeably to his excellency the governors
proclamation of the 4th ult.
His Exeeleney Gov. MILLEDoE's eom,uuniea-
tion, TO botb branches Of the LesJaofnte.
Gentlemen oft6e Senate, and
Oftbe HOME of RepreJentafiyes.
You will find in the packet herewith tranf-
mitted, a copy of letter from the Prefident of
the United States, and of an article of amend
ment, propofed by congreis, to be added to the
federal contribution, in regard to the mode of
eleding the PRECEDENT and Vice-Preiident.
The ratification of the legislatures, of three
fourths of the feveral ftates, being required to
make this amendment part of the contribution,
and the time pointed out by law for the annual
meeting of the general aiembly of this fate, be-
ing at 70 diftant day, that the decifion of our
Legislature, could not be had efficiently foon to
meet the enfuing election, for PRECEDENT and
vlce-preGdent, Twas induced to convene you
for the purpoie of prefentins it for your confide
ration.
Independent of the weight naturally attached
to an amendment adopted by two thirds of the
national representation, you receive this with
an additional circumstances highly favorable to
Its merits-the decided fanetion of majority of
the fevera fate Legislatures in the union.
On this fubje6t the public mind having been
long fince amply informed, it is unnecefIary for
me to enter into an enlarged view, either as to
its eligibility, tendency or effect. fhall there
fore, without further remarks, leave this import
ant queftion to your determination, not doubt
ing but that it will be fuch as will promote the
happinefS of our common country.
JOHN MILLEDCE.
State-Honse, LoMi5vile,
May 18th, 1904.
The Georgia Republican ofthe 22d May fays
I" The Legislature ofthis fate adjourned on Satur-
day laft. They have unanimously addreiled the
governor for the removal of Judge Bowen.
"They have unanimously paf1ed law for the
ratification of the amendment to the contribution
of the limited Statss
They have paffed a law for the punifhment
of attempts to excite Intersections.
They have confirmed the appointment of
Benjamin Shrine, eiq. as judge ofthe middle diff
tria.
t" The appointment of judge for this diff
tri6t is left in the difcretion of the governor.
We have good authority for believing, however,
that the private recommendations of the sena-
tors and representatives of this difrid have
been given"
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Of The Archduke Charles: who
during several campaigns, had been
assisted by his talents, and witncs-
sed his courage. He was as gene
rous as brave; and in the age OF
pleasure, deprived himself of all en-
joyments to assist his numerous dis
tressed countrymen.
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Domestic Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May l6.

On Monday laA, the legislature met at this
place, agreeably to his excellency the governors
proclamation OF the 4th ult.
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A new comet has been difcovered by lean
Louis Pons, at the observatory at Marfeilles
1t is viiible to the naked eye.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-06
EN- QUTRER.
RICHMOND.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-06

1t bas been found necessary to divde the e,eanina.
tion Of Judge Fuckers system Of a religious es
sa6h'bnient, into tspo numbers, 75e first nunaber
appears on tbe last page Of tbs days batey.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
A N F c D o i E.

Philip Thickness, in one of his publlca'
lions, tells the following anecdote with
much pleasantly, and very politely con-
veys q modest hint to young Iadies.--
When was Z Young man, says lie, Of
ten visited very distant relation whom /
much loved, & to whom [ and nv family
been hadmech obliged. his gentle map had
nine agreeable, nay beautiful daughters,
Who had often entertained me with the slip
slop conversation of q rich, bat low, un-
bred woman, their neighbour, whose hus-
band, being aerointed high sheriff, occa.
stoned her to talk much to these ladies, DO
bout the grand sherif diner she was to
give. Il am determined (said shc1 10
have no custards, fer if have custards, I
must have clleese-cakes, and if l have
cheese-c2kes, must have ielies, ifiellies.
fruits, &C." AND as usually spent nv
Christmas atthe country seat of this friend.
with his lovely family, there sometimes a.
rose kind OF merrlment, called Christmas
gambols, questions and commands, &C.
Row these innocent sports led the e. ntle-
men sometimes to salute the Young laries
all round; pleasure, which alone, who
perhaps loved them best, always declined
partaking of. This shyness in me seemed
so unacccuntable to them, that they one
and all seized an occasion to rally me for
possessing nauvaise honte so contrary TO
the established etiquette at that time Of the
year. confessed the force of the charge,
and fully acknowledged my guilt. adding
that the only excuse | could offer, was,
that if had custar0s, | must have cheese
cakes, if cheese-cakes, jeAHes, if iellles,
fruit, and fin short, before had done
with my IFS, they all ran away, and left me
in the field of battle, and never rallied 70
make an attack on me again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
NEW YORK. tune 10.

Arrived this morning, brig Minerva,
Sanger, Turke's Island, 81 days. May2s,
lat. ~, long 70, 80, was boarded by a
French privateer, which took from her a
puncheon of rum and baidfar il.
Brig Minerva, Brazier, Havana is
DAYS. Left brig Romulus, of N. York, had
sprung leak, and obliged to unload; ship
Atlantic, of Portsmouth, IN. H. from n.
York in 10 days, had on her outward pas
sage got on the Florida and obliged to
throw part of her cargo overheard brig
Atkins, OF and from Boston, after pas
sage of 30 days, had also been ON the reefs,
and obliged to throw over part of her car
90 brig Salem, ofand for Boston in 10
DAYS; brig Pacific, Of and for Salem in 4
or days /; brig Eliza, of and for do. do.
(ane- S, lat. SO, 60 miles from land, spoke
ship Daphne, IS day from Liverpool for
Savannah.
Schooner Union, Lane, Wilmington,
IN. c. 9. days.
Brig Concord, Eldridge, Charleston, z
days. The ship Mississippi, from Liver
pool, came to anchor in Charleston harbor
as the Concord was coming out.
Schooner LYDIA, Porter, ST. Mary,,s 8
days. Captain P. informs that on the tst
of June off Charleston bar, he spoke the
British brig St. Andrew, of Is guns, hay-
ing in possession the French ship La Paris
of24 guns and 800 men, which he had taken
t;lree~ays before, after very severe en-
gagemene they were steering direct Tor
New Providence.
Spanish schooner Margaretta, Villars,
HAVANA Is days.
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THE STREET WAS A RUIN.
AN sRsclNAL ODE.
W.ittcn by K. 7. PAINE, jun. Efq

Wsiiten by K. T. PAINE, jun. Efq.
A,,d sung at the Aaniversarg Celebration at
the Massachusetts, Charitable Fire Socisty
BIZ hrs. JoNEs.
The Street was Ruin, and Nigh, Is horrid glare
i!iunln'd with terror, the face cf Delpai,
While houlcltis, bewail!n2,
Nut. Pity afsiling,
A MoTHRR's wild fhr.k, piefc'd the mercilefs
a.,
Rshde her food EpwAsp. imploring each wind,
10 awak. his lov'd litter, VINO fingered behind /;
Awake, my poor MARY,
OIL Ry TO me, MARY,
10 the arms oiyouf EDWARD. pillow you'll find.
In vain he caIi'd, for now th. volum'd imokc,
Cracking between the pa ting rafte,s broke;
THO the rent teams the frked A. mes fpire,
All, all, is loit--the roofs on fire; the roofs on
fire.
A A,fh from The window brought MARY to view ];
She icream'd as around her Ihe flames hsfcely blew,
Where art thou, M,,hc,
Oh! ay to mc Brother!
OH fave your poor MARY, who lives but for you!
Leave not poor MARY,
Al! fave your poor MARrs
Her vifon'd form defcrying,
On wings of horror flying,
The youth ereets his frantic gazc,
Then pluages in the msdlening blaze:
Aloft he dauntlefs foass,
The Aiming room explores;
TIE roof in cindcrs cruhcs
Thro' tumbling walls he ruihes
She's fate fro N fears alarms;
She faiHts in EDWARDS arms!
Oh! NATURE, iuch thy triumphs are.
Thy Gmplef child Gao bravely dare!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
A NEW CONSTITUTION.

The following ironical sketch has been a.
bridged from French novel, entitled,
My Uncle Thomas novel which by
It's wit and humour, had acquired great
celebrity all over Europe.
You, uncle Thomas make a con.titu-
ton!
S'death why not as well as another?
fear it will not answer.
Well, then will make second
Which will be no better.
Then | will try third.
Which will not last longer than the O.
Their.
After meditating two hours he produc.
ed the following:
We are all free ano equal; but you shalj
obey me, because will have it so.*
Rights Of man. Every man has a right to
live in plenty, and without doing any thing
for his livelihood.
Octhe Government. General Thomas.
having been proclaimed grand regulator.
shall regulate and misregulate, just as he
pleases.
Civil and Criminal Code. As the only
difference among men consists in the one
wanting what another possesses, no man
snail have any exclusive possession Of his
own.
As magistrates are useless where there
are no disputes, there shall be no msgis-
tratesamongst us.
AS there can be no occasion for prison
ers or goalers, or attorneys, or hangmen,
where there are no magistrates, there shall
be neither hangman, attorneys, goalcr MOI
prison.
We have thu. in moment got rid, of
what has embarrassed the whole rorld
from the earliest period.
Ofthe Finances. There shall be estab.
Used, in extraordinary cases only, genera
and voluntary tax.
This is evidently tic basis Of the p,sfcal
onfuiar iassuu,,vn.
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NOTICE,
June =

| intend to leave thele States, and
have api oinsed Mir Ww. c, NIl2qms, OF Fredc-
fcstburg, nay representative fur tie eiiate Of
1boma, Blese, Ei4. OF Lor." ~, unles the power
now aa.
alio empower 55tames Patton, dur.
ing my abience, TO ,ttc ali aclounts due m.
'nd fh['!e TO WHOM am indebttd, tequea viii
ofg their acconnFs fosward nrre.,,atcly
Robe Patton, jan.
Alex. May Is. sounf
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homage, is measuring them with his eye,
and fitting to their size the slider of his
guillotine -
We have here no concern with the
truth or propriety of Mr.. Burke's represen-
tation: we give no Judgment whether tie
picture be like or unlike: we consider
merely the excellence of the execution
The classical reader will easily perceive
the dllusion which it contains to celebrat.
ed passage Of Jayenal
atque ibi n,agnns
Mirandu(qae Ghe0a fedet ad p asoria regis,
D,ncc Blthyno ibeal v{gIare Tyranno.
3au. Sat. x. l. 100.
Condemned needy fnPpicsnr TO wait,
While Ladies iu'etp f ard Saves d~rasr.
sJs5xy5n'J Vaaiy IF Hsmaa 1/lS,ss.
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Cchar. Courier.
From lie CHARLESTON COURIER.


The Object Of The. conspiracy at Paris pc
gins to shew itself very plainly. 1t has Of
ten happcned that Williams have robbed, nay,
even cut and manned themselves, in order
to FIX the crime OF doing it upon others,
thereby to destroy them. Any man who
has given days consideration to the cha
racter of Bonaparte and his cabinet, and 10
their past tricks, and who reflects upon the
Very ticklish situation in which their rash
ness and wickedness have involved them,
viii see in the face of the conspiracy, ac-
cording as it discloses itself, palpable evil
dence OF It's being Matched in the consular
cabinet. for the purpose ofiaAaming afresh
the people of France against England, and
thereby giving FLIP to their Tagging ami
mostly, and 10 their mistaken fatal zeal In
the MAR. When universal discomfort per-
saded the country, when the people saw
and felt their commercial intercourse with
TIC world clrcumscribetl. orrather brought
to nothing, by war. the effects Of their
Tyrant's ambuion; when the finances OF
. ibe coaasry, replenished az they were from
time to time by pinch,ng exactions at home,
2ad by nnprineipled paisge abroad, failed
tosuppiy the waste OF the war, the waste OF
the Consul aud his family, and the waste of
the Gonsuis creatures and their families,
compared with which, all the extravaganza
With which the Boarbons were charged was
a. aeshiag; aad that either nsw modes OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
aItraaurta Datlp aDnsrtissr.
THURSDAY, JUNE Il.
Extract Of letter from Neuv-1ork, dated
ci,t,.

Extract q Litter from Ne1o-7ork, dated
June 10.
(" The Bsitifh vrifis o. wat, the LSaND.R
Of so guns, and BosToS .rigate are off this bar
s,ar Tney com: every night within shc Hook,
and fsnd SUI 10 the morning early. Suppof-d
70 he in cloft watth Tor the French frigascs Cy
be!e aal Didon, which have been expected to dc.
part for ieyerAI days.
A letter from gentleman at Massac,
dated, April %, 1904, says, Mr.. Wood
arrived here yesterday from L'Ance-a-la-
Grace, who informs. that Two men from
Danville, *. on their route down the ri-
YER, were killed by party of Muskogee
or Greek Indians, about eight days since.
a few miles below the mouth Of the Ohio"
(PiHs6urgh Paper.)
The French ship La Paris, of "a guns
and 800 men, has been captured by the
English privateer brig ST. Andrew Of 1s
guns, CT Charleston bar.
The French ship Air came, formerly the
Sloop Of War Herald, IN the United SER
VIC captured some time since, by the En-
Sdsh brig Garland, off this port, was yester-
dag, IN lhe District Court, determined to
BE- a lawful prize TO the captors. The
Frenchtroops were laadedfrom her yester-
d1Y afternoon.
CC1iaY. Courier.
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Zen DQk[Nrs Remdrd.

STOLEN fon The fubfribes's hop, on Ss-
turdsy night, btt,eess the hears of eiqh, and
nine O'Clock, ose kslF moon TORTOISESH%LL
co 'IB, mounted with gold and pate, and ievcn
others noaated with geld and pearl beads. The
above reward will b. id to coy prtfon giving
nation 10 that | get them again, and FIt,eeo
Dollars on the conviction OF the thief. Sily.r.
imlths and fhop keepers are deired to f}op rem,
Peter Nowla.ld.
Tune - -
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[ G. E C. r E A NJ S.
LEONARD ADAMS.

LLO n IND ADAWO.
CORNER of KING and WATER STREETS,
RESPECTFULLY scquaints his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he can now accommcd .le thca
with Ice Creams. Allo, wish Punch, PbiIadel-
phia Beer, Porter, Picked Oyaers, &. sc.
He returns them his fncere thanks tor pait "a.
s'rs and folicits continuance, aduriRg them
hat nothing naall be wanting as Jefpetts atten
ton.
Iune ~. 60
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BENNETT and WATTS

oA4VtNL 4 dIllt w II Id
HAVE IMPORTED,
By the Auguda, via Baltimore, and opened for
Sale,
Irilh Linens and Sheetings,
Cotton Kcrieymeres, coiot'i ana A,ipeu van
kecns, D Minis, Jeanets, Fuaians, Dialties, ard
iine Cotton Shirtins.
CUTLERY:
Amongst which arc complete fesss Ivory handle
hnives and Forks of the llit quality SlsgS's
b # Steel ST l.les.
Black and navy blue fapcrfnc Cloths and
Keheymeres, EdgiDss and Laces, anongf which
a'c oFoad French black and point Laccs, plain
and pic nc fix Gloves various colours, fix and
cotton elaaic SUI endcrs, white and brown RufI
Ia 81 ngs and Drills.
Go, Sd, .ods 1ed and god
fat point Wsousht Mails. pr, or is car and mill
iteel plate Saws.
une ~ 3tlhw 7tz}wr3'w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

inr7 ere door,} to destruction And Won arr
farther ordered not 20 mention lis 10 any person
nr friend nor attempt - Discover who We are.
oy watching ,ha' spot, after r,e receipt of this,
aud also when you have done ,gha, Is here de-
nanded, K any person is discovered ~ rs or Is
we hear that we will be in dagger OF discover, N
gong tn the spot. you may Depend we will ~
I"e nsque OF our lives, accomplish what we here
have mentioned. and If any 80 your neighbours.
any othcr one IS seen watching ,hat spot they
sha'i suffer 18th YOU before we leave this county
on are not the hrst hat has been obliged to pay
'"r signing certain petition, and you will not be
""e last IN your town. A, b, G, ID, & T..
Henry n. Livingston, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
TLETTER nj
tscP

SIR, 10Th October.
- ii'e good look our we have kept, and have
seen Your movements was certain thew were TO
oeieet, not 70 comply with our request has been
the reason Of our no; coming near the suo.. VIC
must again trouble you for the ast lime in this
| manner by reque ting ysu 10 so more than half
way from the last place the otg point on look.
'nG up the bank you will see STAKE stucl; np with
The bark cur near The top, on the bank Won v.,ll
mere md a Hat s'one, put urdcr l. what we be
tore desired fit had nor been for the unfavora
/ bic weather last week Won would now he veil
, convinced that we were able "a accomplish what
we mentions TWO IF us have thought proper aud
II has been agreed To, to make 'hi, second re-
quest and further 70 convince You how easy it
was 10 acc2Fselsh Wi The rieaae we have pro
cured 10 d. ~ = you viii axe .lic n i,e 10 90
TO the stone wall b. the 20 mile s.orc. yo,, % II
there hnd sn'a sample - with them and n Good
VIVA ana under cover. az certain places about
your mouse. we could have done the brsiuees and
IN no danger of shot from vou u yca -,u, ne 70
this trouble, rehea 4 mome,,, vyr5- th. c.,ss
quences will be; # you or your pal,ry -u2r4 It.
tempt to come from under cover 70 remove orr
! siuananders, or come near US we shall be 50 nre
pared 10 make YOU or tsem ke shc, er Ou.cklv
III you thiuk of doing whar we have requested.
draw the stake cut aud lay 1t en- he bank. tina,
u may be seen from he river, IS We shall no. 70
! near II 'hi we leave ,fis place. which way be IN
'"i ''S ante II N eitfGDnS
! contrary leave 1t sanding shew orr sunk and
we VIII ours but not at present, rs You might he
better prepared Than yoS have been e YOU draw
tire stake ie' there be no deception, if we di.co
yer any movements remember your person shall
SUI for II When YOU find the stake. fifteen
PAGES east You viii find a far stone on it, under
! 1t You know what to p't !; IS 10y small sapiing
"irh Tour spots on it. Remember you have been
IN our power IN the woods twice; If YOU again
place yourself in the same si,ua,ion. abds the
consequences. a, b, c, ID, < 6,
N 3 r. = clear spot where wood has been
hove down
We therefore. unanimously reprohatirr the
wicked plan disclosed in the above letters. 90 If
Fer the reward Of TWO HUNDRED Am rlrry
DOLLARS 30 any person or persons who shall ex.
pose rs u,hor or authors, IN such manner rs they
shau be btoas"t TO punishment. and should any
OF the associates rive the necessary information.
their Names shall be concealed, they shall be ex.
emnt from any consequences, and shall receive
the aid reward.
The persons attending tFe meeting padn;,ne,q-
y 'es2fVs7 70 pur Ne all p,0per measures in reliev.
~ .heir fe'peffahie neighbour, from the e..traer-
binary attempt ulon him IN tss-imonv of which
we hereunto aiiX our signatures. Dated No.
vemoer Sd, 13DA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

The general assembly OF Vernon, have
made choice Of the following gentlemen
as Electors of President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States Josiah Wright,
Samuel Shaw, Ezra Butler, Nathaniel
Niles, William Hunter, John Noys--.iU
Rcizubiicans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
[LEII.HR IN
SIN.
9Th on. 1904


" You are hereby requested to 20 to high roc
XIV point, in one week from this date, down the
river, about half way to the Yong point FROM your
house, on the south side there is an old sike
fence, near the shore you will see stake stnck
up. aud you viii there find sr-zi heap Of stones
in that heap you are TO put $50 dollars IN bank
bills, put il IN a snuff, tobacco box, 90 as 10
| keep il from the weather. You must certainly
comply with this order, It you do not, Jour buud-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

The legislature of Rhode Island have
chosen Benjamin Rowland, Senator of the
Quilted States, to supply the vacancy oc
casioned by the death of Samuel J Potter.
deceased; and James Fenner, Senator for
the term of six years from. the 9Th Of March
next. Both these gentlemen are decided
republicans,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

Ey's Gmeudmr1t.-In the house Of representa-
tives of New Jersey on Wednesday last, Mr. Kit
cheIl offered a reso ution against the Massachu.
sets resolutions. recommending an amendment
ofthe constitution of the United States-aftsr I
short discussion in committee of the whole. the
resolution was adopted. This is the third stare
which has had these resolutions under consrdera
ton and the third ooppose them L. is remarka
bic thar ibis early decision has been made by three
snail states, two Of which have few or no slaves
and the third had passed an al for the freedom,
at a definite period, of those, who shall not. by
any orher means, become free before its expirati
on Such is the elea of such scandalous eTorta
to excite jealousy and promote the division of the
s'ates' ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

Prizes dro7Dn in hhe Baltimore Catholic Co.
thedrai Chw ch L>nery On Thursday last.
Prize Of 100 doIlars-No. "A. SOB
Prize Of so dollars--Mc. IS
Prize Of IS doIlars--No. l767
Prizes of2O doiiars--Nos. 1859 l7lo5
1874 6729 1852 1897 1928 77l2
1911 1868 l7IS6 1904 1909 1850
1875 lO38o GAS 86H4.
Prizes OF IS doIlars-Nos. 81 1908
1885 1879 2O034 l7495 1878 57o7
1922 1869 1914 l45o8 85o7 1919
lo5ol 1902 1877 l7775 l72i4 ASH
l4a43 7423 9442 lII69 55Ol llo44
877o.
Adjourned to Saturday % o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

We are happy to announce the arrival in ,bie
land of freedom, OF Thomas Adds Emmett. esq.
formerly counsellor at law of the first eu,jnence
at The Irish bar, gentleman Of genuine worth
and talents. He will be more generally known,
however, when the reader is informed that M
Emmett was one of the directory appointed by tine
patriots OF Ireland to pe'intend theroro auizati-
on OF force to drive the toregH tyyaats Of England
from their shores. and TO manage the concerns of
the contemplated republic, III case ofsucccss, I'M.
I'll the danger from without would permit the
country 70 establish = constitution FOR preserving
peace and freedom within that he was one Of
the state prisoners confined at Fort George on
the failure Of the attempt TO give freedom 10 the
most unhappy counry in the universe.
Mr.. Emmett has lstedy resided in France
from whence. with his family, he has now come
To enjoy the comforts resulting from the only JUS;
! and free government that exists. ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

The places mentioned in these letters have
been found. On examination to answer the lie
scriPtion, and also the Sample spoken of. which
IS an arrow pointed with IRON. in ~ form OF q
gnnb ct, around which is a tin tube Containing
niue and other combu5tbes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

DIED. in Tattnal county, state Of Geor-
gia, the lllh day Of April last, JA@Ez
THoMAs, in the I34lh year OF his are.
During the greatest part of his life he nv
ed temperate, & his exit was unacconpani-
ID with pain--he retained his mental IA
cuI;ies to the last-his eve sight was so
little impaired tia, he could read print,
without The assistance &C glasses, 70 the
last OF his existence. Those who cousi-
der Georgia an unhealthy climate are re-
questcd to produce an instance Of longe.
vi,y 10 exceed this.