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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
FROM THE AURORA.
Skeb ofLe poiey Of lie u Sfzfcs in reiafonts efyad
7ViJ tie Isdya7 fyfie5

Skb ofe poiey lie IT, fqfcs in reifionts fbe trad,
7OB tie Lgdan hiies.
After the peace of 1888, the United States look
ed for that kind ofrctropeaiou and remote which a
vigorous body requires after ilpeuous e Desperate
eSer'ion of rengh the overthrow Of the adverfary o.
Pened new view of creation---.he habits Of thought
winch had been rreyioufy cenidered as flowing from
the natural intints Of the people, were found to be
in1Ppiicahie-new huations, new neeelii;ics, new
powers ard duties-new relations and new dependen-
cies every thing appeared 70 he or to require TO be
newly created II not 10 h. expeaed thst al,
thefe mighty operations Of change which were tn re-
create as it were Gjr7 eoozis into free, fovereyn
and Independent people, could be the work Of fss,
days or few yearsthey had beide the natural If
hsGities OF ther interior orgaZ8iioufrior oJ9,y,-
Goai to uncomfortable iralouly, political & CONNER
cial aud the wounded pride Of the conquered rival
leave out of view a topics irrelevant 20 our Indian
RELATIONSHIP otrate this Jingle torit is the inmedi-
ate ohjeet.-We pats over me brought IN by the
interference and agency Of the Birth prior to tine
iurrender of the welern portshe cenltipn Of tndi-
an wars, however, dsfervs TO be parti uary rcear-
ded by the reader, becaufe it will appear TO be the
reinlt Of happy policy, conducted under many die.
advantages, and IrI 10 gytat d'obiaafiont ef baJT
br0tsyfy Oabe parf effJe seerf5 s6iovebut ni pro.
dueing the main and fauary PUrpoe propofsd Of tht
ultimate pacifIcation--ihe Indians
Laws were paHed in the fra and feeond fefions Of
the rt eongreis and in fuecesdng congrefss before
this fyaen acquired fate and effective operation
the government had, is the cafe in human AZ
fairs. 70 aet with much Gc rs wss pcHeTed and
to correct the fyfen experience taught TO be fu.
tary where defects appeared.
That P0zdoyr'f box, thetrea,y Of 17o4 unfortunate
y did more to prejudice the policy Ct the union in re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
NETWORK, Auguf o.

W'-th nm CorP qf Nneyie0.--J. p. Cords,
fq Ef 3 ale fbursh, has added fomething to
the information we lately gave concerning DIFF
coveries and fettiements on the Weftern Coat
O Merit America. IL. was An officer on board
the fame vetfel with Capt. Kendrick. On the
arrival Of Capt. Metcalfe at Warrington Hand.
MIR. Cords engaged with him as his fecond OF.
hcer and pilot for the coat. That was the firft
port yifited by Capt. Metca'fe. Mr.. C's Iour-
mails, during the tine of his being in the Eco
nora. until his arrival in China, are now in the
fa.e or Mafschal:tts. Captain. He.salfe was
cut off On his fcond Wilt 70 Wilmington Hard,
in attempti,I to tow his ve1el inio Barre,ls
Inlet, and all the people excepting one, were
naGacrcd. The tract of land purchafed by
Capt Xtndrick, as mentioned in Capt. Crown
inf'neld's correct and intelligent fatemeut 20
DR.. Mitchi!l, was at Noo;ka Sound and his
granters were Cailieum and Margndnna, two ro-
ted chiefs, though both are fince dead. MIR.
Cords fays, the Rnffians were on the coat az
early as 1888 as far fouth as Cookies river,
where they had erected feyeral huts. Speaking
of Columbia River, he thinks the name was a.
ven by Capt Gray, of the Mary Wafhineton,
at the very time he was on the coalt with Capt
Kendrick, in the fhip Columbia. '@'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
BOSTON. Aupuf =.

JEROME BONA. ARTE.-We have fern let
ter from gentleman in Paris, 10 his friend in
this town, dated May 90, lso5, which fays
g Jerome Bonaparte was pre,ented 10 the king
of Italy, at Milan. the day before his corona
ton; and received in full favour and grace. II
rs fnd, he Is to marry the Qleen of Rtrnfia,
with whom had the honour Of being in public
company in Florence. Jeron.'s wife is here
called Mis- Paiterfon lie was Forbidden, 10
| land. and ordered Immediately back to the u
nittd States II is faiG, however, iiie is to have
French penfOn."
~ il is known, that the Pone has annul'ed
the marriage Of Jerome Bonaparte with our
beautiful country-womgn and is probable,
that bis brother, the Emperor and King, will
endeavour to Rrengthea his alliance wit, nlrne
ofthe continental powers, ~ marrying Jerome
70 fon1e one Of their br7nches. Bonaparfe has
ihewn hneular anxiety TO procure hubands
for this Queen Of EtrGTia. in every perfonal qua
iiicatioD lhe Is lad to be the Veiy reverfe Of Mrs
Jerome Bonaparte, aud the Grf hufband Bo-
haparte could procure her was the late deforlned
Dwarf, the King of Etrnril. The Emperor has
more han once endeavourcd to coax his fon-in.
law, Prince Bc1uharnois, to wed the widow
Queen +; but he has declared of; and now,
Z q fserns, Jerome is to e!c6ufe her. We cannot
! 'hirk, after basine Cat at 70 fair feaa as his
i"ve'y American bride has fprea1 before him, he
viii very readily coulent to " bauen on 4
moor"
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D1a'eftt Jnteill9ents.

MALIGEAST FEvER.-It appears from the
report of the town Council of Providence on the
Cad of Auguit, that 4 pcrfons only had died of
The maligaant fever lince its breaking out that
illree only were fick at the hofpital and n the
town: all of whom were on the recogery.--Ac-
-ccrdiuS the report of Eew-Hae n 81 the 5,h
OF Augnf, s perfon only had died of mag-
na1t difemper 6nce the goth Of Ju,y and
two new cafes had occurred both of them
convaIefccnt.--Thereh had been one cafe a: New
Yorl. on the 9oth of Ian month and no, FIN
gle cafe IN Bottom, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Norfolk or CharieRon. To what canfes is this
rnoft favourable change owing To the clear
ing of The Country, and the increafed purity Of
The atmo:phcrs 10 the greater Aritinefs Of the
quarantine laws which fhuts up the fourcc of
difemper from without |; or Of the health law IS
which carries oTthe elements ofinternM conta-
gion? ."y
Exiraa ofa hHer from NeSO511ea, dated hn-
Rug7.
Newhavcn is now the muR fihgular exam
pie Of The efc,1s off fonnded apprehe 6cns ~
I've danger from the Infection OF Yellow Fever,
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liue they weretnder eafy fail. & appeared 10
ne ftanding farlorfslx or Pb;iads.pbia The
aext day hesfnoe Admiral Melton .Mith-l2 Gail
,f the line and ssigates, who Immediately at
Ter obtaining infSmation from Capt. Miner of
the courfe. the Fscch were teering crouded
fail and purfued tim.
"It was the option of Capt Minor that Mel
Con would overtaN them before they could
reach the Chefapeee or Delaware.
IS 1.-THE informton be correct, which we
cannot doubt knowpg Captain NJ. TO be man
Of veracity, it is ftnngly prefumabie that an
engagement has alrSdy taken place and we
may daily sxped tchear of the important G.
VENT. HIN. G~s.
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CHARLF5TON. Inlv 90.

Cantsip Tate firm Guadaloure, was hcar'-
ed ofthe Bar, vff,rdSv.- nv French p-ivatrcr
fchooner mounting q mort guns, and one 3
pounFcr, ARD Apparently abort orc hundrd
men On 5oari who .appea-ed 10 lie a rnot.v
collection Of NJ nationa. we are ferry to c,'e
that Cant. Tate rrcog'ized f'eeral Amer;can,,
md among them Captain Rofs, who formerly
failed ont of this,,orf. a.
Captain Tate informs that the brig Lydia,
Patterfon of t0iSrorts rartured by FreGcb
prigateeri N 1'urk4 Hand paGage, Lad hcen rs~-
RED into 81. Bartholomew; ard the Capt. ADD
crew liberated The prigai--r had arrived at
Guadalonpe, snd the commander having IN
formed The comnander in chef of his bayiae FL
bcrated Capt. Patterfon, General TrnonFexnrs-
fed his appreciation ofhi4 conduit, rct wiil.ng
any more Americans, 70 fi.uated, 10 he brouri
into GusSIonpe.
On lis outward hcuad p,Gare, 90 hcurs ~
'er leaving this FOR, Capt. Tate ' as boailsd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
PARIS, Lune ls.

Y The new order Of knishthood Of 50 The Iron
~ro1un," is to coniift of 500 knights, 100 COM
manders, and so g IT officers; 600 of the or
Ater of knigh'hood, and IS places of command
C'rs, are to be conferred upon an equal number
n thote French officers and folders who have
Ps'finguihed the-nielves in the battles by which
hr Italian kingdom has been etabihed.
y TIE motto of he order of the Iron Crown
will be-"God has given il unto me woe be
kurtn him who dares 10 attack it," II is to he
''ufpended from al orange ribbon, with green
border
ID BY letter from Baycnne, Of the 9th of June,
the important news from the iae dc France, re-
ceivei by the veifcl Gravin Van Chancois.
IS communicated namely, that admiral Lincis
has nadehimfelf matter cftwenty EnsliG Glips,
ten Of which are fad TO belong TO the EAT Ia
Iia company.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
LONDON. Iune LIS.

Admiral Cochrane had orders to follow the
French aeet elsewhere, if he did not fnd them
the Wce-InGies~ after he ihould have
AIDE due prov'iioh for the fecurity of theie
inds.
The following letter from Dub,i- ?u,ear-
morhin" paper of mis- day. Tie Dublin
sUeDing DeR. day later in date than the fab
xloinrd letter, does not even hint al any thing of
iimilar nature:
DUnLIN, June i2.--Our government has
Certainly received intelligence, through various
teipeGable channels, that fvmptorls OF irflr-
5gcncy have uanifeited thcnlfelvcs in the County
| of Kildare, Carlow, Wicklow and Wexford [:
and that the Goth of the prefent month is the
&day on which more deiperate meafures are ex-
fscisd to be declared. An Advertisement of a
% White HERE intended 70 be difporfd of bv
public auction in the Mom.aius Of H7ckloav,"
pas appeared in all the Provincial papers aud
fsid tn be notification TO the d;noy OF the
tended revolt.
your paper Of SATURDAY. LAT, we gave The fob
dnce Of the late difoatchrs received from the
Isaf-indes- The following from Lieutenant
Archibald MFNeiithe gentleman charged with
theie dispatches, contains a more minute de-
ia'i of the particulars f.hs gallant, though IN
flicccfs;u attempt upon the f,stIefs of Burt
pore -
SIR,
11yins OOietvetf tst51e inaccuracies in the
Dopers witt regard TO tic fort Of Deeg, and the
Afiaglt Of the ,roo9G under Colonel Maitland,
of the 18Th regiment, on the fort of Burtrore,
pn the evening OF the OH January laf, think
(it neceflary 10 mention that the fort Of Dcec
fwas taken pOfieiipn OF ~ the litter end of De
3cember lat, when lord lake moved with the
rory agsinit the Fort Of Burtport, belonging
70 the Rajah &c that place, HoIkar and his
Strcops having retired TO it 4; that on the even.
Fi.t o. the loth January the breach being re-
Ilofted practicable, Colonel Maitland, with the
Iitek companies or t'tc 2al and 25fh regiments,
PAID tegersi aank companies Of native corps mo.
we'd 10 tic aiia.hl. CG arriving at the ditch,
I fhey found tito full of water that il took the.
kDcn 5reaG high this difficulty was ftirmonut-
IL but or coming to the brca they found Il;
npra 'fcahlc. The party retired IN good Or
Ter TO camp. Colonel Maitland, after receive
ng fsyeral wOurds, received 4 tiiot which XIII
I'd t;m. Maior Archibald Campbell, OF
be Fave corps; Cap.a:ns Hoffman and
Iirotton 7nd four Lruienants, Byne, Tuly,
M1tthewZn, and MIL ,lcian, were wound
rd and toriy.fge non-commiGioned and r,ot
and ie, killed aad WOUNDED. Enisu Hatfield
Ini0ine.
an fr,
Yourmoft ob'l,
Humble istvsu;.
ARCHIBALD Nj NEIL,
4 Lsha,ait 7j,h Regiment.
FHiADELptlii, &ugue Il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
LIVERPOOL, June e5.

s. The Gazette of Saturday night contains diff:
patches from general Lord Lake, which reach
to the 18th Jac. They confirm the accounts
ricyioufy received of the reduction OF Fort
Deig, ard the repuiie Of a mott gallant attack
made BY the army under his command on the
I town Of Bhurtpore, which his LordGiip enter
tanned 10 doubt would fhortiy fall in his hands.
Advices have alfo been received from the camp
or his exceilencv the commander in chief mn.sr
51te of the 18th jan. by which it appears that a
BODY OF 700 Of Jefw'unt Rzo Holltar's horfe
hal quilted the fcrvice of that chief, and come
into camp that day. The S;rtiars of this body
OF horle had v;Gted bia excelIency. the com
rnander in CHIEF upon their arrival at head quar-
-.ers.
We have At length, from capt. Maitland, of
the Loire, the Official de;lis Of the brilliant at
achievement executed by heut. Yso, belonging
10 that flip, agai'Iit the Spaniill fort of NIuros
The daring feats Of this gallant officer, and his
little band of heroes, will flied ne'v luitre on
the annals of Britifi valor and intrepidity.
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&itae1notee.

. Capt Minor who arrived IT Newberu,
~. ~ on ihe 2stl, ult. from ,he wen ladies, ir
tni"' BAT few days previous 90 that date, be-
iwtS:, Cd0c l'atterds and gcrmuda. he - In
Hitt the FIcEeh hcet ccph9irg Of 2ifil Of The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20

Letters. dafrT hiicant. NV d late, th,t
The cefrhrsted 7;hi1i>s. The man Ivy whofe intre-
DidaF the monGtrpobeio;errew hurled frontis
throne. was aboot;fo ray the deb 20 nature ~
that CITY. Hes'css not expeaed ~ fnr,ige
many days the effects ofa dropry in the che 5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
FROM, The BOSTON CHRONICLE.

lleDis. 1fi,ws e. RboSes,
AS the Centirel account of t'e fale Of our c..bc
yeiiels may lead the public into error, be -lested
through the medium of vour paper. Gate re folo,v-
ing faas. which fthonoh they rea-a more r.r.icQ-
larry to hoe fold in this town. nav enable ttsn, q,
form an opinion refPeding rhofe fold in other paris d
the Urion.
II hould be remarked that tbe ce7 dye7iaq tie Els
of"u5e ;bs 7oas baef uudy t5- Standardization sf liz,
Adams; and that MIR. !eferfon. in caufng i, 10 be
carried into 'fect, only difcharged an ofScial duv
The ihirs Merrin'sck Warren, ard Herald as
they arrived IN this port having been tvefei &c heir
warlke and military flores, iron hallal provifo,s
extra rigging and fails, boats and all other materials
n't abfou'ely recenary for a merchant fhip, and
which Contributed nearly two thirds Of their valve,
we're fold after h7vng een aavertiiei at Bcnon Sa.
ls' Portfmnu;h, and Riode-IlAnd FOR one month q.
action, as under
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s ctc. 6
TIE Merrinock, 2o.1nO 90 iale2d Of II.lls
The Warren, 1880 40 $3.50
TIE Herald lfGG4 GG 14e5a

The Me 1'imack proved FL detective before fail NJ.
as 70 ob'ge the purchaers replace ixv feyen tor
timbers, with "t,cr Comfortable repairs and iavnr-
been 'hipwrecked on the voyage the under writers
(GN 1eb ftlral mem 70 doul-ed her having been Ea.
7va,tbv. thattle lois was adiuled by c-.9proun;fc
1t ieened TO he argued by all rsr,i,s rat The -
raid was unfit for public vefel, beirg bad
iaer and NOT calculated carry Guns or accon,,n-
date her erew-Douhtsure generaly en'ertlircd he,
Their the materials of which the WARREN vas bull Lad
bssn p-operly feafned The necelity to have a va
yvwishout delay was i6e aeremme1aag qpoesy Of the
day,
The espenees that have fnre accrued to the United
S'a.es ~ the rerairs Of the Contributions Roaor Ss
o'her bdbhc ihips, ard the prefeut Guation of the
FIexfr3gate, makes it very Objectionable whether
f3e Of a.ttofe hirs would have hcer he beH %.
Icy the Uhifed States could have adorted.
The reduction Of our navy made during Mr
Adams ad-,iuihra,ion-fnce the election Of Mr. Jer.
erfor to the proficiency, il has been conidera'y aug
'nentedf u ...p.i~'~ NEsTOP IRONSIDF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
MR. PITT.

In the Britiih Houfe of Commons, the lf.h Tu5e.
MIR. Whitbread made his rotioa of csof0re, Tor eul-
Pable neglea, (chefy in not zains upon the 'uTar-
nation of Mr. Rakes) the Chancellor OF the Fx-
ehequer. Arer fPeeeh o. iolne length refPeairg
the topics which already amply before the public
he moved Rriug o. Revolutions TIr Pr, ably de-
Tended himfe|f; and the eoie Of the Houe and even
of the Oppofton. evidently yqch hiu, Mr..
Fox acknowledged himfef perfe,9iy ft's6ed; bur :
the proceedings Of the Mniners mad been Irregular.
he proPofed Bllof Indemnity. This was agreed
to, and the refolutions cheerfuIy Withdrawn
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~ F. !. ~
cable nobility of his dfpo6,ion towards Great.
Britain, and how vain are tie hopes Of any adj
jaitment of the differences taking place at th,
prcfrnt. ~
Dispatches from Lord Gardner were received
on Saturday morning at The admiralty. H.
Eprdlhip crnitng off Bred ON the 9Th int.
No diipoGton had been lately manifelted to put
TO Tea. 80 ,.,
The Cottenburg mail which arrived on ST.
turday, has arou.h; little Intelligence of intv'ea.
An article fron, the Lower Elbe of the 9Th inf
mentions report very prevalent in thar quarter,
that Aultria Is preparing to take very active
part in the affairs of the continent, and that the
Iarchduke Charles and general Mace are already
appointed TO very important commands in the
armies.
Sir ]. Craig's expedition, il. is now afcertain-
cd. was defined sgainit Minorca, and that the
cnterprize has been abandoned in confeQueuce
of the place having been 70 ftrenethened, as to
render the fncce!s Of any attempt with fuch a
force doubtful.
The Queen Charlotte Packet from New
York, dul iince the 25ih of April, is captured
b. Sraniih privayeer Of 8 guns, after an EN-
g,gerrept of two hours and an half, and carried
into PaIagr, in Spain.
n Stock this day. 8 per cent. coriols 50 ST.
Oclpiur, Sd. prem.
Jure "a.
Admiral Cornwalis rsiuues the command Of
the Channel Fleet Immediately. The'Vife de
Fafis is expected daily al Portinouth, for the
pmpofe of receiving the flag from the gallant
admiral. Admiral Nrgen; is appointed
TO act rs a captain Of the feet, under
atniira, CORVALLIS, and is to leave town in a
!cy days For ttst porpoft. e,,. -
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Piiii'ADkLpiliA, Augue Il.
Hyihe fal iailing hnip Hercules, CAPT. Be-!
Sfj, af.iyee o. S@turdsy evening f:5ua L-tcs-
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pIuLAhEr pHIA. Anrnn u.

MIR. Midif'n'we are Informed on Saturl7J
an. dined with his cxceIency the Marquis dc
Yr1ijo. "'', -
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In a Liverpool paper ofthe 2od of MAY, we
find the following extraordinary circumstance
which Occurred few days before, at Dineie,
IN the county Of Kerry. Ireland. "Ou the tn
wreck was dfcovered by Tome filming boats
in the bay, and lowed to Nhore. She appeared
TO have been a long time loft. and to have been
fchr. rugged, about 100 tons burthen: On ex-
aiming her hold, her cargo was found to con.
FIT of cod6ih, cow-hides, fea-kins, and oil,
6xry butts of which were faved. From the
decks every article was carried away, matches,
bulk head, Sc. &c. and melancholy to relate,
part of two hundred GleIetoDs were found in
the hold: about 1901. in tin cafe in different
pieces of gold aud FLYER, fpy gIafes, quadrants,
filver fDoons, books, cloathes, bedding, &c. &c.
a cbeit containing three or four dozen of fine
fhirts, umbrellas, fvords, &c. was ALTO found,
and It is probable. belonged to fome refpetfable
paRenger. 1t is fuppofed ffle was bound from
fone part of Newfoundland, and there is forne
reafon TO believe her detnation was Ddrth-
mouth, as one ofthe oil butts was marked, Te-
pes & Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

probable that rel giou so completely cab
culaed 10 produce human. hspPincss'
should be false or, q. any rate, that 4
could lie unworthy OF The warmes, love,
and admiration Of nanaind. nat, on
the contrary, j, was worthy oil os'ns a',,
tributed 10 God himself; aad such pinto
sorher easily would prove, that every
friend Of God and man, should w,llinsl!
lrscciye il as sent fsom Heaven. Yes SAID
|, from what you have seen here, you
may well think so--bu, il you had been IN
some countries where have spent a great
deal OF time, you would despair of such
ar happy revolution ever happening in
the affairs. Of men. When return 70
my country, sud shall publish what /
have seen here, AID heard you relate, !
fear it Will only make The whole train oil
differs olgoverament, from The chief ma
gistfac downwards; the Judges and par.
ticularly the lawyers more deislical and
even atheislical than ever. For they viii
dread the loss of places, and of profit, as
well as the jolli,y they now enjoy. ~
deed. ! begia TO, suspect, that al these,
and even The physicians and surgeons,
have brs,i greatly Interested in opposing
nc christian re,ig;on; as, much OF their
most profitable jnbs' depend s9n the con.
tempt IN which certain Christian precsp .s
are held by the }opng and old Of both
sexes. The Chief Priests and Elders o.
The Jews were ppt more interesieh TO ex.
clude christianity fru.s Jerusalem MOI
Alexander ,he-Copper Smith, Toe uaske'
OF The SLrines of Diana, was io'crusi, il
in EpheE9s; than lhese afe to bauish j
| from the wotld.s
Here VAS csasm in the journal--aDs
then macy erasures of travels in France
Spain, LAZY, England, and even in lh.
United States; and at the end the jour
nah an address, which it seems was in
! tended 10 be delivered 10 the christian!
of all denominations in Virginia. o
which took the following copy.
10 be continued.
For without, injustice ard violence, the Judge.
could find TO employment, robberies, murders
aud Grim con. furnish the eest harvssts forlaw.
ysrs--anl were 1t not for intemperance and 9
disregard Of christian purity. the physician:
would lose great part o. their business.
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VOLUNTEERS.

4
! BY General Eaton--Tbe citizens nc ,b,,
state which gave birth 10 the ~lory Of A.
nerica--May their prosperity be as per.
petual as their patriotism is conspicuous.
| by the Chief Justice--The military pc.
mus OF our country--nay the spark
which remains latent during peace, be re.
kindled, when the occasion requires, into
fame.
by Judge Catringion--Peace & friend.
ship throughout the world.
by Judge Roane--The memory of Ed
mund PendIeton.
BY Judge Brcoke--James Monroe !,
War the Soldier, in Peace the States.
man.
BY the President--The memory of Cen.
Thomas Nelson, who nobIy sacrificed his
all, to save his country.
BY DIR. VIM. Foushee--Amerjcan M.
Icy Peace, the ready and only certain
road 10 happiness ;--Yet gar, sad as II
may De, is preferable TO oppression or
disgrace.
BY John Baker--The spirit of renub.
licanism-Whiist itteaches US TO resnesf
the rights of other nations; il arms no
WI" iOitthuC W VcieUo orr own
BY Thomas Miller of Powha,an-.The
Constitution of Virginia. Pracsice.is pa.
ramount TO theory.
BY VIM. +. Braxton--Decaiur The
honor OF his country the FIRST principle of
his soul, and the idea Of tribute more
dreadful than death.
By the Attorney General-May public
honor and gratitude, ever reward military
valor, IN defence Of the rights Of free
people.
Gen. Eaton having retired
BY the Vice-President.--C Fs.
ton--May each American when reouired.
shew ioriiiude equal 10 his, in the cause
Of his country.
BY II. l.. Biscoe-- Consliiu,;op-Tbat
iorn, of Government which the human
mind most approves, equally we'll sdmi.
nissered, must be the best.
by Henry Banks--May the prescripts
OF Preble, an Eaton, and Other brave
comrades, de6ar6arfse the shores Of the
Mediterranean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
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