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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

Mr.. Burr's public conduet, through the
latter part Of the late session Of congress
was very dignified and manly--we wish
we could say he had not descended to lit
,leness in the subordinate details---by re-
fusing the Auroraman seat, though seats
were furnished to the other persons de-
srous Of reporting the trial of Mr.. Chase.
(i6.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
EIGHT DOLLIRS REWdRD.

T1pHt DOLi-dNo KEW.1ND.
NTHAYED from DIR. G Christians in New
~ Kent county. in the month of December last, ,
s'cy Tor ROAM MARE. with blaze face, about
fourteen hands high, hve years old this spring.
shod all round, PAGES. trota and eanters toerably
well, bdt Is not fond Of pacing, she is very com.
pact. Whoever will deliver the said mare TO Dr.
Christian OF TO the subscriber OF give such intell;-
gence TO either hat she may be recovered, shalA
receive the above reward
GEO. CHRISTIAN
Buc kingham, March 9th. 1905 w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
D1ssrs. Printers,

1Ssssrs. Printers,
In an adjoining county othis, Camp.
belly there exists a connexion between two
families, formed by marriages. for which,
perhaps, no precedent can be found from
Adam down to the present day.-If any
of your readers can state the coosangui-
nifty of the offspring of the two parties, no
doubt il will afford some amusement TO
the lovers of riddles.
A Mr.. Paimore married the daughter
OF w. Westbrook, and the said West
brook married the daughter of said Pal
more---two OF Palmore's sons married
daughters Of said Westbrook, and two of
Westbrook's sons married daughters of
said Palnore. Lyueh5urg Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
(Phiia1elhhia fiaiier.)

The bill for allowing Mr.. Burr the pri-
vilege Of franhing, for the remainder OF
his life. met with much opposition in the
senate u. 5. il was advocated by Mr.. s.,
Smith, Of Maryland, Mr.. Smith. of New
York, & by Mr.. Dayton of New Jersey, &
was opposed by Mr.. Maclay, Mr.. Logan,
Mr.. Hhlhouse. Mr.. Pickering, SC. It was
ultimately adopted in the senate, ayes ls,
noes 10. In the lower house motion
10 postpone the consideration of the bill
tn December next, was carried, ayes So,
noes 35. (HHrora.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

A letter from one ofthe American cup
tives, in Tripol, dated in July last, repre-
scnts, that there had been no abatement
in the rigor Of their treatment; and the
sum required by the bashaw for peace, and
the ransom Of the prisoners, was one mil
lion Of dollars. which was instantly rejec-
ted by the commodore.
(Phita1eLhtia faher.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

A letter from the city Of St. Domingo,
says Flour is 80 dollars per barrel and
that no vessels will be permitted to trade
in the Spanish part Of the Island, unless
thew bring certain portion Of their cargo
in -four. (True ,6nnerican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

TIE S1rnh1'tau, valuable ship bound
homeward, from Batavia Cor New York,
was captured on the lIth ult. in the Iaii-
tude of Bermuda, by the British sloop Of
war Busy, aud sent for Nav Providence.
The pretext vas that she had French pas.
sengers on board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

Corn was sold in Charleston, South Ca
ro'ina, the llth ult. by the cargo at two
dollars sifty Cents per busheI. The retail
ing price is sad to be three dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09
Da,nrfis stteIiigenee.
NETWORK, March ao.

Iaere6ants Bank-We have the pleafure to fate on
intelligence from Albany, received fnce our Iaa that
the bill Tor Incorporating the Merchants Bank has
become law and that it paffed the Council Of Revi
non win only one negative. For the paing of the hill
his Excellenoy the GOvernoy, Chief IuGice K,, .rI
Judge 7b0~aSr. The Judge againii it was 9u,L,ac
spencer Noyn. Cbrou.
culars reipsaing the aa of incorporation.
The capital flock is limited to twelve hundred r.
nifty thoufand dolars-ihares So dollars each. The
Rate reerves the right of ubfcribing 5000 flares: one
thouiand OF which are to be veited in the Rate with
out co'nPenfation, and the income ANNUALLY ariGnr
thererom is expresly appropriated the fnpport q
common Schoos-The Treafurer of the Aa,e is ~
eei', one of the directors. TIE INCORPORATION i y,
endure TIL the year 1918, and the buinef of the b.n
is excluilvely confined to the city of New-Yort."
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GaG 5rnifs.

Exfrnd eta letter from a ee,5tleman IN Calcutta,
TO bis f'iend in Hartford, Connecticut, dated
OaOber 81, 1904.
"The Princefs Charlotte is taken in Vezaca-
patam, by the Marriage and two large frigat es,
which the Centurion, of SO guns engaged Tor 8
hours and half, and beat off. Monieur Sour
cues is In The bay, and feven or eight privaieer
they have taken feverai large lhips. Things
bear very cloudy afpett here the Man alta
war turns out quite different from what Lord
Wellefley expected. One kings and five com
pany's regiments, under the command Of C en-.
Monfon, have been completely cut to pieces {;
and accounts are in town (Ca'cutta) this morn
ing, of the grand army under Cen Lake, having
had bloody day; of one regiment of light
dragons, only one officer, and about fifty men
iurvived. They find the native cavalry equal
to the Britiih dragons. The particulars of the
engagement government will not publh. Com
Pany's paper to per cent. difcouut. One of
the larget houfes here failed for forty five lack
OF Rupees. European goods very high indeed"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09
@lestsJnoiss.
BARBADOS, Feb. 70.
GHLLIWT NAVAL ACTION

His Majefys brig Curieux can't Betteswortb.
which failed from hence on the Sd inf has ,r;,,r,,
phantly returned this morning with the epemv's
proudly boafted privateer Madame Rrnouf Ar dax
light yeiterday morning the Curieux difcovered the
enemy, who crouded all fail to eicape but after II
hours chafe brought to action, which commenced
with equal gallantry both fide, and lated from
four o'clock, until half pat FIVE O'Clock in the after
noon the enemy three times throwing his velel on
board the Cureux and attempting to board but as Of
ten failed with comfortable lofs From the true con-
rage oil the enemy, in fuaaning the dreadful fire of
the Curienx evincedb by the fhocking havock of the
crew, and hattered ftate Of the vefTeCaptain Bet
tesworth derives additional honor by obtaining VIC
tory, which, although not of great magnitude, has
been as ultimately coDteled az any in the annal, Of
naval galantry. What renders the more confjder-
able and important is the thus having fecured orr
trade from the further depredatons Of one of the en-
emys mott fucceIsfu cruizers alto trengthepiag our
own naval force by the addition of remarkable fine
veiiel, which when thoroughly repaired, will aniwer
his naeftys fervioe in thefe feas. The Madame Err
nout had failed her prefent cruze three weeks ago
from Guadalupe, commanded by captain CafIex, is a
brig OF G heavy fixes, and carried one hundred and
twenty men had only made one capture the fhp Mi
nerva (retaken by the Ninrod) in which ten of her
crew were abent, and in The above action had feven-
teen killed and thirty wounded The veiel confdera-
bly, hattered in her hull her foretopma carried
and literally almo every fail and part of her rigging
cut up On board the Curieux, one officer (NIr
Maddox, pnrfer) and four men were killed, and three
men, one rnortally wounded. Captain Bettesworth
received flight wound in the check from mufoue,
ball, which made an incifon In his ear, and paiTed
through his has. The Curieux IS large brig (and
was about this time twelve months out of Fort ROYAL
captain, then lieut. Bettesworh being fecond in the
command in the enterprize carries an equal number
OF guns with the enemy, but Of heavier metal and hat
one hundred and eighteen men
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09
5orrtgin Jnteuigrnee.
NETWORK, March 80.


BY the Ann, Colt, from Hull, we have re-
ceived an addition of London papers, but not
later or more interefting advices than thofe
brought by the Liverpool Packet. The Cou-
rier of February 6, mentions, that on the pre-
ceding evening, in parliament, fome perfonal
allufons arofe between MIR. Pitt, and Mr.. Fox.
The latter accufed MIR. Pitt Of inconfitency, or
change of opinion with refpea to the late adj
rr,irsaty board, he having taken no fteps to in
vefgate its proceedings hnce he was in power,
though when out of power he had laid heavy
charges agaiDit it.
MIR. Pitt replied, that every opinion he had
entertained ofthat department while out of Of
fee, had been confirmed fnce he had been i'm
office. He retorted, by exprefing furprife that
MIR. Fox ihould bring the charge of inconfiten-
cy. He referred to the former coalition be-
tween Fox and North. MIR. Fox had repeated
y pledged himfelf in parliament to impeach
Lord North whenever IL was in his power he
had even expreiIcd fnch horror with regard to
bis lordihip, that he fhoud be afraid to fit in a
room with him. But when Lord North was
turned out, Mr.. Fox formed the famous coali-
ton with him by which they were jointly ena-
bled to ieize on the goyernment---and 70 far
from bringing charges againf him, held him up
as the mott virtuous of men and the albeit of
tatefInen.
WE TON 'CphSu, tndt t1cfe WAS nothing IN
the tranfaetion alluded TO that could give HIN
pain, on retrofpeet of his conduct.
Mr.. Pitt was content to leave the tranfaetion
to be Judged of by the world.
Ten troops of horfe and 1000 menweret to en-
bark at Spithead about the middle of Februar
for the Weh-Indies.
The London oppoftion prints continue to
hint at changes in the minifry, the removal of
Mr.. Pitt, lord Melville, &c. and the miniferial
prints to fay that thefe rumors are without foun-
daton.
Some extraordinary circumstances are menti-
onet', but obfcurely, refpe6ting the kingdom of
Etruria. The banilhment of the Etrurian mi
hitter and lone domeftics of the palace, among
others cook belonging to the queen and the
infant king OF Etruria. No particulars are Civ
en-. Morn. Cbrs1.
BoNAPAsTE's GIGANTIC PROJECTS.
PARIS. Jan. 10, 1sc5.---Every thing concurs
20 render n r1rObabie. thar N, all f1o,, L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09

committing OF one veel of 10 two or So and three
OF "a guns, with three frigaes and two briss bu, no
TaniPorts, having on board about $500 men. arry-
ed a. Fort-Royal, Martinique. On the eo,h, an EN-,
barge was laid OH all the hpping in the different har-
bours OF the Iiland-On the H. the fleet pafled s
Pierres their way to the Hand of Dominica wb.r.
they arrived on the fame night-On the morning rs
the 3D. opened their batteries on the town of Rom,
ieau.-ihe town i,imInoned to furrerd,Y
previous to the attack but feems TO have been the
intention of the French Admiral have carried i, b.,
4 coup de main. The town was defended by frail
fort that overloos it. in which Governor Preyot and
few of the militia of the town were Rationed; thew
made brave defence for nearly five hours and then re-.
tired with the inhabitants the forcaton at Prince.
Rupert Bay, the other de of the Hand The town
OF Rouiiean was neartwo-hrd detroyed by Ere occa
oneo as was iuppofed, by the waddng of fome of the
gunsfrom the fcrt-Ihe French landedabout eveni:r
and took Poelion of the fort and the remainder Of
the town. Our informant is confident that no conr;
button was levied, has been reported becauC. the
inhabitants had generally fled before the French land
ed.-On the morning of the Esd the French forces
re-enbarked and it was fuppofe,i that the 8re, Id
gone round to Prince Rupert's Bay but it aft.r,,-J
appeared they had failed for Guadaloupe-on the rc-
ceipt OF this information Martinique, the frn of
March, the embargo taken off, and on the cd our
iniorn,ants taed-On the 4th of March in ,he morn,
ing, he Pailed Baiaterre, Guadaoupe and faw the
French tieet at anchor-ln ihort time they weigh
N'.u P'o>S-Ocd Oh aOOut midnight oil the
18th of March, lon fight of them in the channel be-
tween M'ntierrat and Antigua-He fuppofes that i,
was their intention attack Nevis and ST. Kits ~
the morning, as they were then only about 90 miles
s''tant; It was generally reported at Martinique.
ehAt all the neeeiary officers for the Government of
an lsland-iuch as Captain General, were on hoard
OF the fleet; and, that the orders to the commander
OF the fleet, were, if poiibe, carry whatever place
ne might attack, BY corp de aiu and fhe could nor
to abandon the enter. rze-He was particularly
commanded not to waite his time in blockades or re-,
gular feges.-The lof. funained by the French. in
their attack OIL Dominica, was aated at Martin;o,,.
to be GOO men-Ihe lois of the Engliih, was itatcd
at 10 men, but of this there was no certainty.
Captain Hunt, from St. Thomas, off the Hols in
the Wall fpoke the brig Commodore Barry, Mead,
out days from hence to Havanns.-The French
ifuadron were at anchor, between Nevis and ST.
kitts; when he, Columbia Packet, left ST. Thennas.
they had landed few troops Nevis but had not at,
tempted St. Kits.
Nesd' ii a nN jaamd about 9 leagues losg and one
7Diat 7arate9fr0m St. kits BY gnt or eJznei abost
fz00 or three miles zOid. IT abouud5 in good fr.G zua
and P,'Sn1y/or 1i. tie French fleet bavt aoseei F,os
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PHILADELPHIA. Anil L

BY the supereareo of the brig Sally and Jenny. from
St. Pierres, Martinique, we have been obringIy
favoured with the following details:
On the 10Th February in the night, French fleet
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NeOi' II a lnnN Gaud about leagues iorg and one
4Oiat. par0tearam St. kits BY gut or CHANNEL atost
fzvo or three miles zOd. II abound in good f.G zvate,.
and probably for H, tie French fleet ba0e Topped F,os
i0'' f0cy 64Ye but the Port alliance Of go sret TO any
Part Of tie yand Of 81. Kits and about Gxty nis, -
antigua.
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BoNAPAsTE's GIGANTIC PROJECTS.
PARIS, Jan. 10, Isos.---Every thing concurs
o render it probable, that we fhall foon be a.
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! Mr.. HARPER. Did you furnifh Judge Chafe
with copy of the book, entitled the Profpett
Before Us. and at what time did you furnifh him
| with il,
| Mr.. Martin. IT is not a pleafing thing for
me to be witnefs on this point, as may be
confIdered as party concerned, and Especially
from being one of the council for Judge Chafe.
Yet, as it is required from me, VII proceed to
! fate what know. When was in New York,
/ obferved in a newspaper which / took up at
a BARRIERS fhop an advertisement for the fale of
| the ProfpeGt Before Us. / mentioned it to
| Judge Wilmington, and he fent his fervant to
procure copy and deiired him to purchafe
two copies. | read it, and as was ufual with
me with reipeet to books any wife interefting,
4 l icored iuch pal1ages as were remarkable either
for their merit and demerit and did fcore a
great portion Of the book. But did not fcorc
them with the leait idea of an indictment being
founded upon them. WhenI fcored the book
did not know that judge Cbafe was going on
the circuit of Virginia--My fcoring was for my
own amulement, and for that of nv friends.
Afterwards faw Judge Chafe--I aiked him if
he was going down to Richmond---he anfwer.
ed Yes---I afted jfhe had feen the book called
the ProipeGt Before Us---he faid he had not.
then told him, l will put it into your hands,
you may amufe yourfeif with it as you are go
ing down, and make what ufe of it you plcafe.
There was great deal more fcored than was
contained in the indictment. I moft foemnIy
declare that had no view to profecution in
fcoring It; Though / have no hefitation in faying
that IN common with every worthy inhabitant
of America Detected the book.
Mr.. Nieboloa. What do you mean by dcteft !!
Mr.. Marfin. lam ready candidy to acknow-
ledge that did think it a book that ought to be
profecuted and | did not think that Judge
Chaie would have an opportunity of feeling it
unleis gave him copy of it. living finer
heard Il iuggeaed that had fome iiaie in draw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
COMCER7

Of Vocatana Lusrusyentqt MUSIC, ion, me
: 6eneff Of Master AycUsT Ps7vycoGhs.
On Wednesday the goth inst. at the Free Ma
=, sons He'll. t
PART FIRST.
Symphony, Peye', !. Full Rand.
English Song, Cretvy, Mrs Hopkins
Sonata on the Grand Piano, S,eihelt. Master Au-
gust Petiico!as
A Comic Song. Shield, Mr.. Hopkins
Concerto, G. Piano. Dussek, Master ri. r..
PART SEC OND. 80,
Symphony. Cosseck, Full Band.
Brasura Song, Anfosi. Mrs Hopkins
Overture. Piano Forte, Haydn. Ma.,er A 2.
A Comic Song, Mr.. Hopkins.
10 conclude with March composed. by Master
A. Petticolss, Full BAND
End OF the Concert, Music will b: provided
for Dancing, &c. &
The Concert TO begin precisely a, O'clock.
sETs Tickets at One Dollar, 10 he had az the
Eagle and Rising Sun Taverps--a,so, ac Mr..
Prichard's and Mr. pieasants, and IL the door Of
the Mason's Hall ~
January 26yh, 1905. 9
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FROM LAHcA,rEp .
Janparu ~. lans

49,, January IL, 1905.
I" / wrote to you last sht, communi.
eating information of the proceedings of
the two last days. Mr.. Dallas has occu-
pea the whole OF this day also. The
court sat from ten to half past one and
from three till six O'Clock, and ad;on,n.S
TO tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, when Mr.. nj
las is to continue. l apprehsnd h. w,,,
be followed by MIR. Boileau, Chairman &c
The managers, on the general aryumen,
as Il has been presested on the nar, ~
the accused, and by Mr.. Rodney ON ,hn
constitutional law and eyidence-ss,"s
which Mr.. Ingsrsol will reply and snno
up evidence on the part Of the iudce.. snd
the plsadings be concluded by Mr.. Rod'
ney on the whole ground. ou-
q : From from his at present, apparen, pros
pect' you can surmise when the ,r;., ,
likely to be terminated--perhaps on Tu r., :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Who vere these settlers !

,eSuiatlons VINO were these settlers
hey were men, whoat Kings Mountain
ong-island and Point Pleasant, obtained
snown tor the arms Of Virginia. Men
rho converted the wilderness into cul.
waited region; the abode of happiness,
utilization and science. Men, who were
ways resolved and ready to defend their
wn and their country's rights.
therefore hope the committee win a.
rec TO the report and resolution on your
able.
The following is tie resolution offered
~ afr. Smyth.
HesofDed, fherefote, That the petition of
sundry inhabitants Ok the counties OF
M'ntgomery, Wythc, Washington and
kussei, PRAYING Tor relief, is reasonable !;
and that law ought 10 pass providing tha,
wherever the same land is included in a
survey made on a settlement right, and
also IN a survey made under the Loyal
company, II the settlement on The land
preceded the survey under the company.
the rigbtby settlement shall prevail, bu, If
the survey under the company preceded
the settlement. the survey shall prevail.
And that right by settlement, Shall in
all courts ofth;s commonwealth, econs;.
dered as havin. originated with the set.
tlements and snch settlement rs has
been confirmed by The western commissi-
onrrs shall be considered as Giving The
settler the same right from the time of
mait'ng the settlement, as if an entry had
at that tiri:e been made with the surveyor
OF county.
The Question being put upon the reso-
Iution, It passed in The negative Ayes 80
Noes "a.
AYES Messrs. Herring, E. Jones,f g..
kehzie, Blair, ]. Anderson, Mulledy, Fish
sr, Prun,;, Ruifner, Hoee, Stuart, Hoff,
Evans, John Gray, ingIes, Gardner, Lee,
Kettle, Rust, Alexander. Ellington, N,s-
Farlare. John c, Gray, Bowen, Tho,np-
son. Dixon. Crockett and &. Smyth--2s.
NOES--Messrs. Leake, L. Harrison,
kinney, Leftwitch, Otey. CordIr, Congfe-
ION, Perrow, Coleman, (Caroline) Mingr,
J. Walker. cheatham, Hatcher, Halves,
Goodwyn, Westwood, Wood, Jennings,
Hun,oR, Payne, pastcur, I,urwell, Iiaytop,
M. Anderson. Terry, Snyder, Bowe, Ba-
THIRST Jones, Benjamin Jones, Pur.Iie,
Byrd, Tate. Morris, Scott. Gregory, Ros-
sell, P. NJ Daniel, chappell. VIM, Hud.
gins, p. Bailey. Goodr, Muse, Riddiek,
Taylor, King, Upshur, Downing, ]. Jones,
Moore, {. Foster, Ivooding, Coleman,
lPittsvlvsnia) Woodson, =. Booker, Moses
ley, Tyler J. Foster, W. Harrison, Bran
ham, Gambill, Mercer, SebrcIl. Alien, J.
X. Mason, DilIaid, Diggs, Bnrnham, S.
Bailey, Soutbalir Pescud, Du-yal, Selnple.
and Iszeweii--74.
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FOR THE ARGUS.
Tie ytoil0sviny Enss firoes,red The release o,s
Prisoner

u
!, Prisoner
| TIE RAeBIT's PETITION.
ON c. creeks delightful dale,
have been born ard ,red -,
But now Alas! my parents dear,
Are numbered with he dead.
Where painted warriors dwelt of OLD,
spen. my happy days, e.,, ~,
Andthro' SIS fields ard meadows fair,
Have led my youthful plays.
never spoil'd his growing grain,
Or did bis nursery harm; e-.n.
But always have with pleasure seen,
The plenty of his farm.
nor did he envy me my 10y,
For very well he knew; -, .u.s'r
Those fertile fields could well supply
Me and his children too.
Now he has got an only son,
A thoughtless little boy, ~, =
Who tho he is his mammals dear,
And his fond fathers JOY,
,... ~ 49,. a. ~ ~ stss : ~
He has become ofond of dogs,
OF leopard and sf chace;
He ,persecutss. day after day,
The hspiess RABBIT race.
Last morn as I went out to see
My children onyon Hill,
ate some turniptops, but that
! thought not my ill
When HIS ecgs with yclping cry,
| My footsteps did pursue;
And would hav, murder'd me, had I
Not TO this rsfuge few.
Now I'm iinprson'd in the dark
Until tbe'crnIing day,
When H-----has declar'd that he
VIII take my lie away. s
Rc says his mamma wants my skin (.
But still think that she,
# was in her hands alive,
Would never murder me.
q mistress! tell your little son,
My blood he should not spill !;
For have not, like wolf or fox,
Fer done you any IL.
That mercy he, shall show to me,
] hope that ne may fnd,
Heav'n wisi him bless with happiness:
Content and peace of mind.
w hen he and you, D. too,
:, ohsil range The fields SO gay,
i nen ! WI run With Joy and fun,
AND all around you play.
And viii pray, both night and dar
ust'i ,'tis being cease,
i"s and your children long may live,
In plenty and in peace.
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The citizens of Richmond ere. respect.
fully informed, that prompted by the in
clemency of the season, it is contempIa-
ted to raise by voluntary contribution, a
sum Of money for the benefit of the hoor
desifufe Of the city :. and that for this pur-
pose, the Rev. A. Waugh will deliver an
appropriate discourse tomorrow at the
Capitol The Rev. Messrs. Buchanan and
Blair, will receive the benefaclions, and
distribute them irnpartialIy.