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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-04

1
Those cold blooded philosophers who
Jeel not the events Of life may be the pro-
per subjects of closet admiration. Origi-
Daiiy without passions, or having by con-
tinued series of endeavors effeetually sti-
fed them, the luke-warm partizan stops
at every step TO examine his road. He
looks round with tinid apprehension at e.
very stir amongst the leaves, the least
noise produces the most fearful alarms,
and be soon becomes perfectly ridiculous
from his causeless terrors and anxieties.
His whole view is bounded by the narrow
circle ofself-intcrest the least opposition,
not only checks, but successfully bars his
progress and his life is one uniform scene
OF dIsquietude, irresolution and inconsis-
tency. He resolves, re- considers, doubts,
changes, and the spring time of action is
gone while he is yainly attempting to sum-
mon courage to proceed. To-day is in
The affirmative, yesterday he was Of ano-
ther opinion, tomorrow he will shrink
rom the question. Too indoIent to exa-
NINE with minute attention, like the sapi-
ent bird OF night, his sight is just clear G.
nongh 10 confuse and embarrass, and al.
lords him not the least assistance in per-
ceNing danger, or pursuing the object of
MS desires. He delights in concealment,
ana under the dark covering of the night
ne winds along the crooked path which
ne believes to be the way to honor and pre-
ferment.
Not such is JoHH RANDOLPH. With a
heart naturally warm, and a sensib;li,v IN.
most delicate, and the most easily excit.
co. he hates or loves at once, he hates or
loVes entirely. His understanding. which
nature herself had formed with the mos,
rescy perception, has been enlarged bv
.ne most extensive reading, mefhod;zcd
oy 'he most liberal education, and inyieo-
ra'ea by The severest and most continued
application to study. Virtue with him il
not mere good nature, but The ofF.nr;nv or
good sense, and the parent Of a mos, man.
ly,enlarged and disinterrs,ed bene voIenra
His patriotism is the pure, the natural &c.
fusion OF heart overl]owinc win $50;
tuae 10 the country Of his birth, and of 3
mind hlied with admiration of the bIes-
sings which every citizen, the vounces,
child OF poverty IN common with the ,;cb-
est India merchant, the poor old man .bo
is toiiing in yonder field Tor his daily en-,
port, equally with the proudest inhab;,anr.
Of the metropolis, feels and enjoys. bra
very with Randolph is constitutional. Re
will not, he cannot endure the sIiehtes, IN
suit with patience, and there is not to be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-04
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(" C'est par vesude, que nous sommes,
Coniemporalns. des tous les hommes,
% Es Citoyens des tous les lieux.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-04


Bur when the powers descending sweT'd the
fight
Then tumult rose. fierce rage, and pale alright
Now through tlie trembling shores Minerva calls
And now she thunders from the Ciecian walls.
Mars hov'ring DER his Troy, his terror shrouds
In gloomy tempesis and night Of clouds;
Now through each Trojan heart he fury pours
With voice divine, from Hons topmost towers !;
Above the sire Of Gods his thunder rolls
And pesls onp caIs redoubed repd the poless
Beneath, stern Neptune shakes the solid ground
The forests wave, the mountains nod around
Troy's turreis totter on the rocking plain,
I'D the toss'd navies beat the heaving main.
Deep w the dismal regions Of the dead
tn Internal monarch rear'd his horrid head,
ieart from his throne. lest Neptune's arm should
lay
b's dark doninions open 70 the day;
y y nd pour In light 10 Pluto's dresr abodcs,
y nhorr'd By men, and dreadful even TO Gods.
'ueh wavs tn iuimouais wage such horrors
rcnd
Inc worlds vast concave when the Gods con-
lPote's Horrcr's Hiad.1 |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
lcp aut1o tty.
CoMNoHwEALTH OF MAssAcHUsETTs

J. ase y.sy Lord, s5ogn5 gst B4@3Tal saIEV'
An AZ il addi5ion to a entitled An act to ncorPo-
rate part of the counties OF Yor,, and Cumber-
land, into feparate county, by the name Of OK
ford.
Seer. !. BE 1T ENACTED b BE Senate anI
Ssg< q Rrs7taiges, in GeaerE C7pCt aDrJle9 and By
t5 authority Of b ze, That all official acts done be-
fore the hr day o May, id the wear of our Lord one
taouiand eight hundred and FIVE, by civil and all 9th
e officers of the counties Il ToyE and Cn5Ez74 then
living in thOle parts of aid counties which are now
incorporated into fcDar-te county by the name Of
Oxty'I, 3e, and are hereby confirmed and made valid
20 all nents and PurPO.ca, though the laid county
Of OJort mad not been incorporated
SECT. -4.G d IL fLrttsy eaqllaE That all bufnel,
commenced IN the Probate Courts Of the iad counties
OF Io'k aud ClI5Aad, reipectyey before the inco--
porat;on OF iald county Of Oxf4 tall Be completed
~ the lame Courts, and il the fame manner as though
tie lad county o. Jyf,4 had sot been incorporated.
SEcT 3 47t be it tO,tLt, ea1d7as, That the Perion
appointed, or who may De appointed bythe JUltices
CT the Court Of Common Pleas vi aid couuv of 0xord
l0 dIcarge the duties Of Clerk Of iad Court fhall
he an.ao1leN dncherge the iaid duties. until a
NecS q laid Court ihal be appointed by the Supreme
dlicl2l Court and ihal commence the dfcharre
r Jhe cutiss Of lid Office And the Its and the do
'-ss cl ne Peron appointed. or to Be appointed by
me Iuttce1 o- isid Court Of Common Pleas a. Clerk
Ct iad Court 1lall, during the time he is hereby au-
tAorizsd TO dcharSe the Aes OF iad Office be rood
ahd v4Ll to ail intent' and PurPot,s.
5+or T. 6r Il tartisy srays-, t7t al officers in the
lad county OF 0yor4, having authority to commit
prioners y Jail, ihaLl be au;horzsd tUr the oi
t"o years, to commit their priouera % any jsil in
the eouaty Of Ceaae rF; and the keeper Of the jail
II iaid County "a C47isI-7A j hereby authorized
- -..I E..- r,-L
p;gohy tjG, that the coafsat Of the jufces o.
tie Court of General S-.. Ht of the Peace for the
county of c-7Ly.ial, i.la urf 5e obtained thereto
and that 10 eKPence d,ac LII -ecrue therefronl
70 the county If C4r.isyl.14L
L-if7''gst ! 70. C-g.Jasr, 3sas IA, lso5l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

wr3tch-he could not gain an honcit live
hh0od-he knew only the art Of lying.
Tic found men who were willing &c pav
him well ior the exercife of this are. and
necslity Compelled him 10 accegt Of thrir
terms. IT, th7n, amy Of the gang arr emit
tied TO mercy, il is Duane, ana not his en-
ployers. AgainH them--againt Lyon and
his accomP!ices, an indignant public mill
prosouncc verdiGt Of GUILTY Gull
~ +! GUILTY !,...Haa. Bal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

L pubEilled every MONDAY, by ADAMS s JENKS
It tie Printing Office, No 7, Fiih-ltreet, Portland
where Subscriptions, Advertisements, Communica-
tions, &C. are received with attention
Zhofe fubcrbers who receive their papers at the Of
hce or ia packages BY the mail, will pay ONE DOL
LAR and FIFTY CENTS year; being cheaper than
anv paper Of this ize pubiihed in New-Engand
Subcrbers in town, and thcle who have their papers
eaed leParatel, and forwarded by the mail, will be
charged two dollars.
The Gazette having the moh ertenfve circulation
ef auv paper il the D(tritt Of Milne, viii BE found
peculiarly advantageous for Advertlllng friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Poetry.
@=-@a
ON TIME.
By SELLIcK OSBORN.


RfOV'D by frange, mylerious pow'r,
Who hates along the rapid hour,
touch the deep tOn'd firing:
Then now fee his withered face,
Beneath yon towers mOuldering bafc,
Where mofy veAmenrs cling.
Dark roll'd bis cheerlefs eve around,
Severe his gritty village frown'G
No locks Els head zrray'd:
lie gralpd hero'S antiguc blR,
Ihe marble CrumbIed into duff,
Aad funk amidf the lhads
Malignant triumph fill d bis eyes:
See, haplels m0rtals, fee,'' he cries,
Z" How vain your idle lchemes
Beneath my gralp the faireR form
Dia1Ives, and mingIes with the worm;
Thus v2n.lh mortal dreams.
" The works of God and man fpo;l;
The nOblef proofs UE human toll
treat as ehildilh toys;
cruth the noble and the brave;
Beauty mar and il lie grave
! bury human joys"
E1oic Tul-liels phantom, hold cTydp
Hthcu CAN'T mock the dreams of pride,
And me1ner hopes devour,
VIRTcE, beyond thy reach, fhall bloom
When ether charms fink to the tomb,
She icorns thy enVious power
On frofty wings the demon fed,
howling a. DER the walls Ne ped,
" Another year has gone ~
The rune ipire, the crumb,ing tower,
Nodding obey'd his awful power,
As TINE few fwi.tly On.
Since beauty, then, to TINE NUT bow,
And are delorm the faret brow,
Let brighter charms be yours
ne female mind, embaImd in truth,
Shall bloom in everlaiting youth,
While lime hiInlelf endures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
JfGnL1nQ,

IL is various branches executed at the Gazete-Oce
haldio.aely and with expedition.
q general ahOrtment Of Commercial Court and other
BLANKS, well printed, on good paper, conAantly
for lale.
Blanks. Cards and Shop Bills printed at the florteR
notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

4 ne 4th OF July, iplt. was duly houored
by collection Of the ScnJ Of Neptune, at lin-
ktr's Hotel, in this ci5y who, feeling the
glow Of true patriotifm. and wilhng u in
lplre the fame noble ientiments in h1 breans
OF their fraternity which a6tuated thrn,
Paftook or n elegant entertainments provi-
ded by Mr.. David ;. Tinker, in which
great economy and tafte were confoicuous.
and generous board provided. The ball
was decorated with american colors. At
ter ndnlglng thernielves frrelyin good cheer,
they drank the following elegant and ap-
Proprlate Ioaits. The greatef harmony
and fociabilty we're maintained during the
hour OF fehivity We are happy 10 OBJ
icrvc thar this ufttul aid valuable lals Of
or our fellow citizens are truly attached 70
the gensine Warrington principles; and
will he as free 10 defend the liberty Of this
country as 1hey are 10 rejoice at the day
which gave il birth. The oats were ac-
companied with dilcharse Of cuns and ap-
ProPrlat< tongs aud iaitrumcntai muiic echo
ed through the hail
TOASTS.
!. Tie dzy eeAs5rzt----Far weather, favourable
gales and flowing fleets, to ail true hearted tars
=. o., -4Aryak-M May he keep to his command in
time Of danger an never abandon Lis fleet, u de-
ceive them by taie lights
g. Nszg Hsv. 3.r--- On the 1,oals of democracy.
difmatcd, al.u La pilot, hex tin,ers are found
may ihc be got oh and reParcI.
5.LG.e54IH-No near May fhe foon have the
wind alr..- the beam
5. Rja4t-! !4mG-The captain belovy-the mate fck
and The crew BY the ear May inc be overnaul'd,
new rigg'l and ofn~erI.
g. T:<~l2a:--Nog yet on her beam ends.-NFay he
foon right and be as ilifF as ever
z. CsrHn5I fnt-Nelther lufing nor bearing avav-
teady to reAlt the whlTwinds Of democracy and .ne
water fpouts OF faction.
: essro'A--Too many fhips eOufn., for the
9. N.,g-J.cy-Unft for fervice; nv - be i.ii
up in ordinary.
Ky. Pc7.Elvzn1--A mad boatIwain, and 4 "a
cFew-mSy the be converted l4:2 traniport ana -
them TO their native ICrcs
III. -lsL45uzye-Neither St Marrl. ..- Viro-ni,.
good little look cut ihip; may lAe be arays on the
alert.
l2. Ma,yzoaa2B Broken back'd when repa-i NAV
her timbers be found and better dockd
l3 Yrgni4-The fire ihIP Of democracy NAV
the fleet be fate from her exploGon.
~ Tie C4,onzs and G:oy pig Tenders TO Virginia:
may they foon be fck Of their employ and into
other fervice
Is. Kaataaty, Z:zne6l:, ts'.-Marircs to Virginia
may their mutinous iPrit Be confined to thgir own
ihip.
6. Laif.aia-Of varions naterals-netler er fit for
land water may 1h e. the receptacle of the tur-
bulent and diladected.
D.1oe,11y What a figure head
IS. .Izs4sra Pa'1iotgzg "a 1heer hulk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

The following extraordinary circum.
fancc occurred a few days Gnce az Dince,
in the county of Kerry, Irclsnd. On the
nth uIt. wreck was diicovcred by tome
Elhing boats in the bay, ana towed ID lhore.
She appeared to have been a lon. time lot,
and to have been lchooncr riCged, about
Ioo tons burthcn: On examining her hold.
her cargo was found - c4nG1 Of cod sa,
COW hides, lcal fkins, ana oil, fuy buts
Of which were l3ved. From the deck every
article had been carried away, harchcs,
bulk head, &c. &c. and, melancholy 10
relate, the plr5s Of two hundr>d ik1etuns,
were found in the hold, about 5oI. IN
tin cafe in different pieces Of goio anL iilver;
fpy glaaes, quadrants, hIver f2oJn,, books,
cloaths, bedding, sc. &c 4 Oh R con-
tanning three Or four dozen uf fnl n.i!t5,
umbrellas, tword, &c was aIio fsupL, ard
which il is prcb25le, belonged to loaae te-
fpcctable pali-nser. fhg. rab Bidg x.
Tine foiio~ing is an ofici4, accouut Il { the
number Of deaths AZ Gj5jpiar. durrg The
prevalence Of TIE egidtmic feeer tbe.- lat
fall.
OGcers, 5+-sOIdlcrs, 86.-soIdier's
lives end children, tC4 - a-buants.
l&64-Fo'ai, s2I6' saL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

Connecticut. All the Publick laws Of Con-
ne6ticut, n07U in t65rc are compriied in 4
volume Of lets than 100 pages. Probably
the laws Of no ether independent civilized
country on earth, which has been in exit
ence more than 50 years, are comprif1d i'll
10 final! compass. rPas5psiR1 !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20

ca. Have they forgotten that the interest
OF part must yield to the welfare of the
whole, or that,he real English trader should
be favored at least as much as men who act
merely rs drain upon our national prosper
ity; whose active capital IS employed in IA
cilltating the intercourse of the enemy with
its colonies, through the medium of Ame.
rican ships; and whose inactive capital is
invested in transatlantic government Sc
curities.
The newspapers state, that the order, to
search American vessels has been revoked
or modified; measure which,inAuence, or
MISREPRESENTATION may have obtained. The
East India company, and the BODY of mer-
chants and manufacturers. are Only affected
in a distant aasnner, and can only feel the
consequences at future time it is proba.
Bile, therefore, that the circumstance may
havepassed without their notice. The mer.
chants trading to Germany, France. < Hol.
land, are the only immediate sufferers bur
they arc passive Body without any Esprit
de Corps, and whose silence results more
from apathy than from appreciation.
The subject is of sufficient importance
to deserve the reconsideration of Mir. Pitt;
and it is to bs hoped, that the merchants
will find him not inattentive to their vel.
fare.
AMerchant tradihgt to Germany.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20
SALT (ARoat)
HORSES STOLEN.
SIXTY DOLLARS Reward.

SIXTY DOLLARS Reward.
CTOLEN on the nigh, of the Stb infant, .oss
\ of the paaure about 3 miles from 84ltimclr,
on the Frederick town turnpike road, Rscwa
Bay MARE, belmecn - and u hands high,
with eoarie black mare and tsll, natural
trotter, remarkably long and frat liz SIC body,
tro,s remarkably flow and esfy, is ar6utfomea TO
ge.rs, and is an excellent leader in iaglc team;
lhc has been uied TO wear iron hopplcs, on &C.
count of her kicking ar o,h.r hctfts, which fss
worn the hair On the ,fet!p,ks very ihett; lie is
about Q o. o years old, and had no Rnss on Ter
hird feet when aoito. Isis fuppoErd &c nos
fome white on her CT hind le.!eck pint.
Stolen on the fame aight, from the terfus e
Wagon, on the {an'e road, c!oic to Eiiicoti's
new mills, three miles tfop town, Deep Bright
BaY HORSE, between II end - HANDS Ugh,
black name and tail, the maze is remarkably ION,
aid his ears aic very large, h!s rail is pre,sy ihoTs
and tapcrs with kino Of fw.fsh toit; he carries
very high head when trostiog or ga'ioPos, isa
natural ttstter, and iss hard riGing hezte .sheu
gaIloped has great ipirt, aud viii DO III sld nd
wo,k well he is g,od all round, and his l,ss
are atou, half worn.,
Whoever will fecsre faid hsrfe and mare, 10
that the owners can get thea again, OF deliver
them, OF either of :hem. 70 either Of The iuo.
fcribcrs, fhall rcceiYej Twenty Dollafasach, and
Twenty Dollars for The Tkicj, il fecured fo ,sas
be may be brough: 20 Juice, ard all rsaloaablc
charges, paid BY
80 IOiN MITCHELL,
re, Che9pide wharf Baltimore.
HENRY CLARKE,
Near Reiaer's town, and esls 10 sap ain
Shoat's tavern, on the surnpike road.
Noveu her 30. 'a4t
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.,w;n appear from the following sxtraa
RI, e. ;,urpaI--s Thuriday, 10th December,
2 - vsaria5l. winds, molly from NJ. s. with
4 Il "A e.ltns, aeered N. N. w. Att, P.
& y, - s.fv unexpectedly dilcovcred from the
\ ,..k an ifland, bearing N. Z. by N. IA
g;s,ut aboas II leagues. AT 6 do. it bore
4 : shout ! leagues to the neare& ihose. II
II 20 be about If or Is miles long from
HI ". to S. S. &. II IS quite high land
/ s.. Comfortable mountains in the middle,
+ orsfune may DC lcen OF deck at the diRaace
's,.p leagues in clear weather, Its latitude
II. frooa good ob(ervation OF the fun's alti.
70 be { degrees II minutes. and from an
s,,tion of a Rar's altitude, when the illand
|, ZEN ear sfus, to be 4 deg. II min. N. and
So,iuie from two fets Of diltancss of Moon
|Jtsr, taken when about FIFTY miles from it, to
Is, deg. 81 uin. E. of Greenwich. Having
Lbch iaand laie down in my charts, India PILOT
conclude it NUT be new difcovery and as
|sI name il Strasg's JRand, in compliment TO
|l,s Strong, efq. governor OF the commonwealth
!; Aasachulctts-" Captain Swaine, of Naas
Met, about two years 6nce on voyage tol n.
4 di(coyered an iaand not laid down in any
an; the latitude and longitude of which was
Il ,ublifei Captain S. is hoped will make
|, a.n,icn deGred, thar il may be determined
d.sh.r il was the same iaand ieen by capt. ;.
not. The publication of difcoyeries nade by
,irators, aud their detection of errers 10 charts
ageat utility and worthy of prompt iaaisati-
a ~.
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headquarters, St. Louis, Sept. 90, 1905
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
Before general court martial, Of which
lieut.. col. Freeman was President, held al
New Orleans, on the first and con,inusd to
the tenth of July, 1905, Colonel Thomas
Butler, of the second Regiment Of Infan-
try was tried GA the following charges,
VIZ.
CHARGE LIST. Willful, obstinate and
continued disobedience of the General or.
der of the soth of April, 1901, for regu.
lating the cut of the hair, and also disobe-
dlenee of the order Of the first of Februa-
ry, 1904.
Specification. BY refusing TO conform
the cut of his hair, to the general order OF
the 3osh CT April, 1901, as directed in the
order of the lst. of February, 1885,. con.
tumaciously, resisting the authority of,hose
orders, after he had been tried bya gene.
raj court martial found guilty of disobedi.
ence of the general order ef the s0h Abril,
1901, and sentenced to be rebrimanGsd in
general orders.
CHARGE Cd. Motinons conduct.
Specification. BY appearing publicly in
command of the troops, at the city of New
Orleans, with his hair cued in direct and
open violation of the general order Of the
Both, of April. 1901, and OF the 1st, of Fe.
bruary, 1904. Hereby giving an example
OF disrespeet and contempt TO the orders
and authority of the commanding general,
tending TO dissever the bands of military
subordinatien, to impair the force of those
obligations, by which military men are
bound to obedience, and TO- excite spirit
of seGitian and mut.uy in the army Of the
United States.
The prisoner plead not guilty, and the
Court passed the following sentence, Wig.
The Court having maturely weighed and
considered what hath appeared before them
in evidence, during the course of the pro.
secution, as well as what the prisoner, CO.
lionel Thomas Butler, hath urged in his
defence, are Of opinion that he is gully Of
uviyful, obstinate and csntinued diss6edIence
of the general order Of the 3oh Of April,
1901, for regulating the cut ef the hair,
and also Of disobedience Of the general erde,
Of the first Of February, 1904, as set forth
In the first charge and specification, where
on he has been arraigned; the court also
finds him guilty Of mutinous conduct, IN up.
pearing publicly IN command of the troops
at the CITY of New Orleans, with his hair
cued, in direct and open violation Of the
general order of the 3o,h of April, 1901,
and first OF February, 1904, as stated in the
second charge, and part of the second spe.
ci6cation; and thereupon, they DIN CON-
sequence adjuage, and sentence him to be
suspended fran, all command, pay, and emo
luments for tho space of twefOe CALENDER
months, to commence from, and immedi-
ately after the PRONUNCIATION OF this sem
tence.
The General confirms the sentence of the
general Ccur, Martial, and the court is
dissolved.
(Signed)
JAMES WILKINSON.
St. Louis, goth September, 1905.
The above is true copy from the origl.
nal on file in the %djutans's and Inspectors
Office.
THOMAS H. CUSHING,
Ad;. and Iasb.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 90.
TCULON FLEET OUT!

The following, which is an extract Of
letter to the Editor, written by a respect
able gentlemen Of this city, now at Ports
mouth, leaves no doubt of the French low
lon feet being g; sea; and must cqnse'
quenl!y excite much curiosity to ascertain
their ultimate destination:
Portsmouth,. On. II. Hey %.
"'Fhe ship. ffampden and Sidney, eap'
Trsnthen, arrived here last eveling ROW
Marseilles. On the 9Th OF April. of ~,
braitar they fell in with the Toulon feet, o.
II ships ofthe line, frigates and2 br,Sr
and continued with them till the Oh, whs.
they parted, the feet steering West. lnsy
were boarded by a friga,e from the fisS 5d1
who Informed they had on bnard ~
troops. A frigate come out of Gihran"E
ard logged the French Ree:. The AoD1