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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-11

sa@en Nsfsaeia. and RouhacA, are sap;Asy
marching towards Tim, BY IA. right of tir river
Danube, and .psaiag BY DilIingeu, Lauingen ara
lGunisihogeo. they write flat the Auitrisss
finsendsd 10 eyaepate Tim TO day ot to morrow.
Many large Magazines belonging 10 The Au.
ffrians, have tslleninto the hands oil the Frcneb.
We earn shat tie Arclduke Cha1lts has tract
ferred bis head quarters from Padous 10 Vi
cepcc.
The Aa9rian troops near to .Fies6kilk, are
about tosretire 10 The frontiers OF The Swiss and
10 abandon the redoubt which they held.
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-HE Members ef the Ng.giagfoe ssel1y.
E ct kisxaadtia. arc hereby aetldsa, snst a
rrsss!sr hssea meeting of the laid Society w.iite
held at Gadsby hotel, on Saturday next, she
i%Fh infant, ssc!cven osclock, IN The fo-enoon.
where their puntsua ATTENDANCE Is yeaas;sd.
G. Dcseale, Sec'y.
December II. ~
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he house went into cornnsitte of the
whole. ar. Gregg IN the chair, or the third
reading of
Prohibiting far limited time the e,cb9rtdti-
I on firms aad. Amuati9n fran The q.
States.
Sect. BE II enacted, ty TIE Senate aad
House Of representatives., Of the United
States of America in Congress assemble d,
Ths, it shall not be lawful to export from
the United States, any cannon, muskets,
pistols, bsyonets, swords, cutIasses, mus,
ket.balls, lead, bombs, grenados. gun-pow.
der, sulpher, or salt-petr but the cxpor
tatlon of all the. aforesaid articles is HEREBY
prohibited nntil
SECT. 2 And be it further enacted, That
any OF the aforesaid articles, excepting
such a part of them as may csn.ti,ute
par, Of the equipment. of any vessel which,
during the continuance of this prohibition,
shall be found on board of any vessel in
any river, port, bay, or harbour within the
territory of the United States. put on board
with an in,ent to be exported from the u.
States, shall be forfeited; and III case the
value thereof shall amount to
dollars, the vessel on board Of .tHicn the
same shall be seized, res''sf with her
tackle apparel and fgz shail also DC
forfeited !: Ps,apidso, pertheless, That no.
th;no ia ,h;s s.<Tshall be construed to pro-
b;h;, ,l,.s removal or transportation Of any
- the articles feresaid from one Fort to
another port, within the United States, in
any vessel hasing lcence as coas,ing
vessel, the mater, agent or owner of which J!
shah. have giten bond with one or more |
sufficient surties, 10 the collector Of the /
district fro,nwhich such vessel is about 10 !!
depart, in alsUm double the value Of such T
vessel and Of such of the said articles "a
may be laan on board her, that the said
articles shalbe re-landed and delivered in
some port allhe United States; or TO pre-
ven, the lexaartation Of any of The
above artjles on Ps,'.. a..count MD. ~.
directions ~ 1nitcd
ass g. And be it further enacted, That
of the articles aforesaid, shall. con-
80 90 1,tbe prohibitions Of this ACT, be ex-
:. "a fpsfr the United States, the vessel
uhixkthe same shalihave been exported !
Z o,ethcr with her tackle apparel, and furp;1
re, shall be forfeited, and the capts;o or
g,er of such vessel, knowingly offending
pe premises, shall be Liable to indiet.
and uros conviction shall forfeit and
una rot exceeding
i; which shall be distributed Alike
), as is hereafter provided, asso O.
FIXTURES incurred under this act.
4. And be it further enacted, That
he the duty ofthe cus,om-house or
aaa-ef all the persons egPloysd ia |
me collection of ,herevenne, to attend TO |
,he execution of this law, and all forfeit
ures and penalties iacuIfed under It 9 not
otherwise directed TO be prosecuted and |
shall he sued for. prosecuted, !
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a;eraaur:a zoatIp aDDsrtlger.
81 '.------DFzz5gxr.~-r s.sa
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II.

Taken for the /" ALEXANDRIA DAILY
.ApvkRTIsER.''
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/ his IS to 81
-YHAr the fuoicriheT
I ty, N the aarlSi
tanned lrom the Crphans
ty letters OF ad,ninitfra
Of Randolph legsa, J
faid, deceased. All +
CAN'T tie fsid dcccs!sa
exhibit them with the
fubfeFiher, on or bcS
next ; or ,hsy may
ta>asft OF faid ffal
the deccatea, are re
pay ment to ,he ADM
hand this eleventh ds
glizabe
December II.
or There wiz
Of Randolph Il
Rant, at eleven
Hoalho!d and K
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Faxon, Mccall g Go.

81
7s'vt reeeinea Pc, ./eboen<, L,di0, fran Bsssa
AID foy Sale, !.
q tons Platter Paris
- PiF-' Bsurdrsux Brandy
go boxes M,uld Candies
30 do. 4ips do.
200 NETS bingham boxes.
-. ALTO, in Store,
4 plfs Holland Gin
40 barrels ,neh Brandy
Ikogiheaas hnnalk
100 reams Wrapping ~,
70 kegs Richmond Manuhcsu.. =.
900 Tile and
quarter pipes Old LP Madeira u;N
ALSO, Jug
A general aGortnsnt OF pts and Shoe,
December II.
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The house went into comntitte ofthe
whole. Nr. Gregg IL the chair, or the third
readingof
A BILL.
Prohibiting far a limited time the exbor'dti-
on Of Arms Gpd. Amaati9n jfrom the q.
States.
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The execution of this law, and al forfeit
ures and penalties iacuIfed under It 9 not
otherwise directed TO be prosecuted and
recovered, shall be sued for, prosecuted,
adiudged and distributed IN like manner
as is crowded in the act, entitled " Anact
70 provide more enectuaily for the colecsl-.
on of duties imposed by law on goods,
wares, and merchandise reported into the
United States, and on the tonnage of ships
and vessels. !"
The Bill was taken up by sections.
Mr.. Quincy (of Massachusets) rose, up
ON the reading of the first section, and CD.
served, that upon comparing he bill now
before the house, with che for the ike pur-
pose, passed m the year 1877, he found
them to be alike, except, as to enc section,
which, inthe latter provides for the import.
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:. c0leurs 10 cur 4 Sya Slty Vi asi's -
pieS OF eanncn to be placed 81 the tfStei de FILE.
We ssGre, that our. good city OF Paris re-
cegn,zSn this affair our Affection tor her 5hicf
VIII DC Nnuch the more dear to her, az II was
her govc'Vr who commanded cur troops IL the
engagements Wer,ingen. This letter having
no oihcr oh)S. we pray God 10 have you 10
his haly keePty.
AsiheimpcfShesd qasr,ess at Augsburg, IS
Vendsmalrs, TO Oetober,) 1906,
S'gnee, NAPOLEON.
| ,ikMBuRcH,. Oeaober 9. a
The Emperor OF R1iil9eft Petersburg on the
lift September and arrive She fame day al Bre.
zefee IN Lithaahia, IRON wSqce he proPolss TO
60 70 Pulau.
Border. 81 The Dana5s, 9soseber.
The dIYiGon under Martial and fou,c
other diviGons sf cavalry, which found be.
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j NINTH CONGRESS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
OF THE
UNITED SIATES or AMERICA.

MoNDAV, December 8.
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SATURDAY, AUcusT "a. 1906.
I IRISH WHISKEY.

The fdblcriber has on hand about
i goo gallons WldISkEY, made laa Chflftmas
from matted barley, which is of an excellent
quality. It's now offered for iae to private IA
niiies, by The gallon, at four hiliings and FIX
pence, or ~ the barrel at four fl!l!ings end three
.peae& LAT his hou!e near the brc@houtr,
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandra, Aeguf I. dom
N. B. The few: tina; have drank of this Whit
key give it the preference TO Brandy. There IS
no doubt Of its being wholslome fpif,t. Its
beng manufactured in the town, hould be
lagthsf Iecox.aeudation Il the citizens.
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paatt @aIe.
n, TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
,,,.lock. viii be fold az the Vsndue Store,
"'' & u M
INA, .aad Bis. French Brandy in pipes,
10 pipes and bis.
S S ant Apple Bandy iabli.
Goa, IN hhds. tieEces and bis.
s ssi,: nd brown Soap and IN boxes,
Mould and dipt CASTLES J
palm, IN kegs, boxes and jas,
Eia, in kegs and trails,
oe..n,. Ware 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.-ALso,
i Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
D.la,. Plains, Ketfeys, Negro CottOnf,
ssre.,, ElaRicks, blue Rriszes,
c,inaucoe,, Rufels, Yarn Stockings
fsio,z.s and Csllicoss,
!. Irih Linens, Siisfa do
O.naburgs aud Tickisnhargs,
Nu,l;u and Muslin Haudk erchiefs,
mi, Musiius and Table Clothes,
p,,aaana ianakerchiefs,
c,lostd Threads, Hs,s and sundsy otnei
articles. -, ~
Dec, 90
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N o F l C E.

ALL PERSONS having claims sgaiqa the
n Bsigs jain sl,d Enterprise, and Schooner
ToHag Lyou arc hereby notlhsd ard lequcftci 20
ring them in, 70 the tabicrioer within thirty
days from dis date. ts
James Patton,
huguR 20. dsassbssgs
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N o T C E.

The fubfcriber, Administrator to the
eRate and effects of Eageae Hanly, deceafed, re.
cucas all perfons who have claims againa the el-
tate, to bring them forward, legally authrnti.
Gated, for (etslement, and thofe indebted Will
uiea:s TO make immediate payment.
William Oxley.
Augut II,
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TU MS c. RAW E n,
HAS fUST RECEIVED,

S,,e-1,. cloths and co,oured csmbricks,
,caasnsres. Dimitics,
Cotton caflineEes, GA 90, 1aFoFisk
White ard coloutea nuilipg,
Jeans, markers and tIsdla, book, Jaconet
faeians, and null null, S,uf-
Ieng and Nor. nan. lins,
kee,s, Colonade and eEoR5aE-
Rlse do. red e,iped ca1nbrick
White and coloured ditto,
p,stfeilI.s, Lace,
waiRcoatinc, So, Lace lhawls,
A 7-8, Lih lin. Long ditto,
mems. long lawns, Super brocaded do.
80 IS. Sbir,ing cot, Eng;lh and French fix
TON, g!ovca.
Ir;ib and Flanders fleet. Kid ditto,
;nr. PIC mic mit;s,
pIa,s;l,as. Englih fpIit fraw bon,
Brittanas, nets,
Silehas, Madras Sho odaoanha
silk. cotton and thread | tandkerchiefs,
hoGerv. Bactas,
Dianer table cloths, Mammodies,
M.nkins, Gurrahs, sc. &c.
Ch,ntz callicocs and
ALI of which he has determined 10
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
NEW-yoRK, July II.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.


Regulations Of the Intendant General
of the Island Of Cuba, translated for the
N. York Cizetle.)
"SRIeN1oR Don RAFAEL RoUBAuD.
Intcndant General Of this Island, has de-
terminsd, ia decree Of the 2s.h June
lass shat the regulations pointed out in
the m&nifess or ordinance, ofihe 8lh Feb.
anterior for the general Adm nistration oi
: the reveBsss OF The marine FOR The Com
msrce OF Nemrals, receive the following
addition.
The ConsuIs, or Vice. Consuls Of the
neutral potts from whence expeditions are
made land in The case Of their being no
ConsuIs resident therein, the persons au-
tIiorised by the Minister PIenipotentiary
ot bis Majesty shall certify to the ac-
counts or invoices, with the expression Of
the particular port Of the island to which
they are directed with an individual re-
ia'ion Of the number, weight, measure,
quality aud value &C the kinds and effects
compensated in the cargo under the in
teiigence or knowledge that whatsoever
shall be discovered that was not included
IN the invoice, viii be confiscaled without
any indulgence"
HaUQnna, Jilly 3, 1905.
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- -
ALEXANDRIA,. July 81.
D 4RTNC r ossRRrt

~ TX Z ~ u X q Y n II RITZ
'es'fr1Sy morning. as Mr. IoHN PETER, one
o. t-e si7ri.' IN the Bank of Columbia. was on
ms ,-s Wv tom Gorge Town TO this place, with
y. cen SIX eer and seventeen thousand dollars
IN note o. ;he B2Ak Of Alexandria. for the plr
pose OF having them exclansed--at the cram
branch near tae hedge of the Era,nbles. be,ween
ne i%nas 4 Charles Alexander and Charles
s>'tNS'def' Jun about one and an half miles
'oIa hIe&andrs. man appeared from the side
- me roao VINO seemed 20 be in the all OF eros
5Ug II, ou' ON getting near his horse he seized
ne bridie and discharged pistol AZ aid Peer.
me cpn'enfs OF Which lodged IN his eide bu,
rom esem appearances, We are haf,,,y 10 r,,e1,.
70" we wounds are believed not b. he moral.
TON zoe oes' iniosr1aton that can be Obtained.
" aapPs2''' .na ne nan who Committed the
'oODsIy on M: Peter. Is Of middling stature. a
yssHs man' with back or blue body oat,
se',' nanSeen pamaloons. and shoes,
tsome say hill boots --lft was AZ the s,age ~
nee ~ George IcNh on Monday esenin9-ee,o s.
sea toe ien{ towafjs hlexand,ia The sac,e ever,
,ng' ana iongeo m small house kent b, one
Benson aboAt fotf rni'es from the ferry. Ag,er
oVn'n''iing the act, ne ran towards thicker Of
WOOD west OF the town lie !. sa,d IN y. an
active nan and Of soe,ably scnsesl sppestanee
The following is a cofrea Ist ~ III ,or..
&c. faken ron ~ Peter. and Of the different
banks they beIonge5 10 GUY
q pos. N scs of.hs iant ofvirEinia, (Rieh.
a Post Note Of lis Bank of Alexandra, 500
One other Of same Bank. 500 dollars.
One Of ditto, $50 dollars
One ditto, Of the Bank Of Potomack. "a. oes
dollsrs
A Cheek on the Bank Of Alexandra .,eoea
BY p HSxi'5oibam, Cashier Of the Union Bank,
for 500 dollars.
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We have the following in addition to these
alrcady published, of the gallant exploits
by some Of the crew Of the aCambrian,
in the river ST. Mary's from letter re-
ceived bYa gentleman in This Borough,
dated
"Sf. Mr,y's, ! 3fh July, 1905.
The British friga,e Cambrian, capt.
Beresiord, captured afew days ago to the
southNaid OF Savannah, French priva-
,eer schooner of ls guns, - and 9 pcun-
ders, from Guadaloupe. on board OF which
h. pun detachment of Sc men, command-
ed by lieut.. Pigot, aud lieut.. Masterman
of the marines Msssrs. Mi,cheik Law
son, Grifennff, Balman and Williamson,
sndsh'pmen, and Mr.. Salter, surgeon, and
sent her into this place, where, after an
obstinate and sharp contest Of up eards Of
IN hour, they succeeded liz boarding the
SHIP Golden GroYe,t though much annoy
ed by battery on shors) watch was well
armed and defended by about 80 men,
under he Command Of the noted priva
teeTsman, Hooper. who with men were
killed on deck after boarding, i6 made
prisoners, and the others jumped over
board, SOME swan ashore ard the rest
dso~ned.-- The loss OF the British on this
occasion was one seaman ard one mariRe
killed Lieut.. Pigol wounded in the head
mouth AID leg 9; Mr.. Lawson in the leg
Sir Andrew Mitchell blown up with pow.
per, but not 10 endaDger his life Sea
men and marines wourded With the
ship they retook he b. ig Ceres, Bermu
dian slcop, and Hooper's priya,eer.--T ~:
certainly has been gslisnt aud brllian,
affair, and effects mach credit on the oe
iicers and men engaged 10 H."
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KINGSTON, damn July IA.

On Thursday, the hon. house. of assem-
hiy laid before his honor the 'iicuteuaut
governor their representation ofthe mise
ra5ie situation to which this island is like
" to be reduced, by perseverance, in the
measures lately adopted by the command
al his majesiy's M nis,ets, Cor the proven
ton OF a supply OF sailed provisions from
the United States of America, to which
ne made the following reply
[" 5fr, Speaker and Gestiepen Of tie Assembly.
"lncorsepuepce of the measures which
were taken during the late martial Law,
SCR the security of Ja'nsica, all neutral
vessels have been, by my directions adj
initted 10 az entry at the several custom
houses in the island, although they may
ilase contained saited provisions prohlbI.
Ted by my proclamation of the goth May
last. The arrival of he Cork feet which
is daily expected, will trust, tend essen
tally 10 quiet The apPrehensions you en-
terrain of scarcity of those articles, so
necessary for the support of the poorer
classes OF the inhabitants of the island, a.
well as TO correct the vegetable diet Of the
negroes"
MIR. James M. Henry, is appointed a.
gent for the United States of America in
this Island, in the room of William Sa-
wage, esq. resigned.
The Hunter big, capt. Ingie6rld, ar
rived on Monday morning from cruise.
with the ship Two Friends, of and from
London, Neil Nc Neil, master, captured
by French priva,eer on the 4th oil June,
and retaken of Charleston Bar ON the l9 h
following. The Hunter also brought in
with her the recap,ured American schr.
Three Sisers with lumber, mentioned 20
have been taken by Spanish priyateer.
The value of the cargo of the former yes
sci IS estimated at between orly aud Fifty
thousand pounds sterling.
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NEW LONDON, (Con.) July "a.
s"'" Come Pity. come
:. :r:

Anu y Ufuc. III II be- not Sacrlegs
TO cal on thee m such aSase as THIS,
Come blush for him"--t<ss
On Msnasy last, was committed TO pri-.
soa, in this city, William Sill, of Lyme,
(nor,h quarter; for the murder of his father
in Law, capt. William Sterling. The FOL
lowing are some particulars Of this lament
able affair.
MIR. Sill has fora number of years been
troubled with The bypcchondlia and in
consequence, has had frequent recon-, Sc 10
opium, and occasionally TO ardent spirits.
FROM the too frequent use oFtheSe. (it is
supposedly he has been subject to delirious
turns, FOR some lime past; which general
~ continued for or days. One ofthese
fiis, It appears, attacked him OH Saturday
last; and hi. wife as she had before done,
He'd Tor sasets, with be. children, to her
fasher's---where she c1leulased 10 stay til
he should recover his reason. Errly or
Niapday morning., capt Sterling psrlly for
the purpose OF getting some clothes for
the Children, and Zoe finding the situation
Of his sen in-law, went 10 his house, &C
compsnied by his son and neighbour
They found Mr.. Sill apparently rational
aud in unusual good spirit. Capt Ster
ling took seat directly facing bed room
door; and Sill, soon after, went ,nlo lh,
bed room, but irnmediateiy returned {,
The door with loaded gun in his hands
which he Instantly discharged al captsi,
So the contents lodged in his bosom
sill then aimed a blow, with The breach
of the gun, at the son of capt. S. but for
iunately his arm received iL--Sill wa
then secured.
Mr.. Sill is said TO be, when enjoyip,
his reason, an excellent citizen--tcnder
aHeetionate to his family and connexions
No previous threat or inIimation Of his in
teniion escaped him.
Capt. Ste' ling was about So years old
in hin, the community has lost one of il.
most useful members; and numerou:
family are left to deplofe their untimeIy
loss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07

q diAdern would place, what niserieS ii, !,
her sons We would entail Her equal rights
sxpelrd, the crowns an atlass rats'ds "a
fenss and bogs, in low estate the multitude
would plunge. The monaschs lofty side
an aristocracy must claim; and these a.
gain, from yeomanry depressed as slaves,
must force their needy wealth. Oppres-
sion makes a wise man mad nor yet is
tyranny secure I'LL folly for its throne the
pillars made. Hence superstition is the
tool OF State /; aud truth corrupted 10 an
ark of lies in nystery's seats, to reasons
eye denies the candid search.
Now hail Columbia, in the arms Of
peace Let warning nations count their
numerous hosts where doubtful battles
leave ensanguin'd ields and sieges, in
decisive, mock The pride Of arms. While
yonder world, with terror Hll'd, in vain for
peace and plenty prays, Columbia reaps
her burdcp'd fields, and on each gale her.
canvass spreads.
Her Jefferson, of peace the far'rite child,
of arts the oldest son, OF science all be-
lov'd. guides well the helm of State. His
mind from habit pure, no line discerny be-
tween his nations pride and happiness.
Her ginry. truly seen, fast by her interest
stands. Her happinsss secured, is all the
pride he knows.
DOMESTYCUS.
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Fao1 gBE DosroS CAsostLs.
A FRAGMENT.

BENHINc with frua, luxuriant tree !thy
bouens xend,-Benea,h thy shade, IN
cheerful e4se secureIy lay the peaceful
,Yains-z and there the garlands weave 10
deck the fair. The iu,or'd hucks their
-hepberds own Wide beating herds, by
instinct urged. submissive lick the hand
of claim The Welding turf, 10 furrow'd
raoge the plopghman turns. Hope, fed
by p cspecn fallens as the days decline (:
and harvest's yellow visage urges on the
YEAR. But richer still the sense of legal
claim, whence, from earih's centre, 10 the
shining star, the title stands to heirs who
are Jet unborn.
No m,red priest, with morals base,
proPbabely Craps sh' oppressive tilhe.
No cruel LORD, by hungry ron, remnant
sq'icezesfIcm CLEANED field. his brothePs
hii 10 pay, or gsmbling promise 10 dis
charge. No dark excise, base minions'
food, and lsvri,es' br.be. drags forth the
remnant cent Dui equal tax, by f7eemen
sv'n, as ieslty's pledge; 10 canstitu,ions
Wisely framed, proof Of love is all our
laws require.
Oppie sion here no stalls has rear'd,
where bought VITA gold, corrupted laws,
hs poor destroy TO raise the rich bat e.
qasl rights each grsde proteet- Nor here
Inheritance. win bioased veins, its aniieut
CAIN. ,he Pr r 10 grind, holds forth but
power, and rank by virtue held. on free
dom's choice, the laws di.pense.
Where winter holds his icy reign ill
vernal gales DIVE back his fros car, iux-
uriant yields. The term,ng ground. IN
milder lines, where slowly How the
streams w level wales, obtain'd with ease,
the waited crops are proffsrsd by the will
ling toll. Yet father south, where win
tet's hoary head is never seen, the double
harvest yields vast increase.
Along the shores immenst, where pesce
has fx'd herr throne, Commerce uhclism'd
wide spreads her loosen'd wings, and Ger
internAl fields The rich proiusion pouts.
Hence cities rise, as If by magic rais'd |;
apprec late swells the sail, in price, a.
drench'd in golden showers.
The arts well CHERISHED, claim a plea
sing home and science like an aifnos-
pierre DER spreads the land. Without re-
straini devotion Breaches her solemn pray
er. The intercourse between God and
Man 30 human law controuls.
The swelling surge, and eastern gale,
both IN ihsir murmurs bear sounds Of war.
Far stretching DER the brny deep, imsgi
nation raised TO foreign chimes, the forms
Of war surveys. Hosts there array'd in
shining STEEL, the plains reluctant drench
with human gore. Pride, cause and proof
OF mans drprayity, OF honour talks, Of IN
suits made to crowns, which man, as iDsn,
can never feel. Faciitious dignity. asnbi
iious puff IS raised 10 feed on war.
There armies slain, with cities sack'd,
sacrifice are made. There human voc,
wide spreading flows to drown foolish
world while monarchy condvets its tide
where tears o'erllow the signing banks.
In splendid style, the Lords OF nstivc pow.
er their awful ponp maintain, and drink
the lsb'rers tears.
All. think sc few, whom pride, and a.
yauce rule and who your couotry's face
would change who proudly OIL her head
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
PHILADELPHIA, Julr ae.

Our Board OF Health, with laudable vi
GLANCE, have issued a Proclamation, for
b'cd'ng. under the penalty Of Five Hun
dred Dollars. all intercourse, either by land
or by water between this city ard the town
OF New Haven, in Cohneelicnt, AID any
place or places within FIVE miles of il. We