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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

Iglas, on the defenceless United States fri
gate Chesapeake.
] Mordecai Cooke, Lieut.. Col. Comman-
dant, Chairman.
Mann Page, Secretary.
| The following declaration and resoluti-
ons were unanimously agreed to by the
meeting.
| Remote from the theatre of European
politics, and cultivating the arts of peace,
peculiarly congenial with the physical and
political situation of our country we had
fondiy hoped that the moderation and JUS
tice of our conduct towards foreign nations,
would have been completely rcciprocated
by them.-With emotions from which in
dignation could not be excluded; we had
long viewed the conduct of the British ves-
sells of war-Thcy had seized and plum
dered our vessels pursuing lawful COM
merce, even within our jurisdictional limits
They had insulted ms IN our ports-They
had murdered an innocent ciuzen-But
these were held out to us, as the unautho-
rized acts of Incorporate individuals--We
have been deceived-The acquittal of
Whitby, the murderer of Pierce-and the
late premeditated attack on the Chesa-
peake, have convinced us that the VIOLATE
on ofour neutral rights-The impressment
of our seamen---The depredationS commit
ted on our commerce on our coasts---Ih
insults offered TO us in ports---The muir
der of our citizens, and the attack on the
Chesapeake frigate, are links in a chain
of systematized hostility on the part of the
British government towards the United
States We RELY on the wisdom and ener-
gy ofour constituted authorities; and trust
that il the cup decentralization be exhausted,
Americans can have but one sentiment
list. Resolved therefore, that as much as
we deprecate the, horrors of war, we are
ready to encounter all it's evils, and suffer
every privaton, rather than submit 60 the
violation VI our rights as a nation, and the
hostile conduct of the ships of war of his
Britanic Majesty.
I'd. Resolved, that until the constituted
authorities shall have decided OIL the con-
duct to be pursued, no privisions, aid or
comfort should be suffered to be furnished
to the ships of his Britanic Majesty.
Sd. Resolved, that whoever shall direct
ly or indirectly furnish the British ships of
war on our coasts, with provisions or wa
ter, or with any other aid or comfort, de-
serves to be held as infamous and as a trail
tor to his country.
| 4th. Resolved, that the officers of this
regiment will hold themselves in readiness
TO OBEY ana execute any orders which they
may receive from the executive of the u
nited States or of this state, which they
may think conducive to the welfare or no.
nor of our common country.
5th. Resolved, that this meeting highly
Fapproves of the spirited conduct of their
fellow-citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Hampton.
9th. Re8ofUcd, that copies of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be transmitted by
the chairman, to the President of the Uni
tea States, the Governor of this common
wealth, and to the Committee Of Cores
pondence in Norfolk, and that they be pub
lished in the Enquirer ard Argus OF Rich
mond,
Copy, Teste,
MoRDECAI COOKE, Chairman,
Lieut. Col. Commit. 2lst Regs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
ste.
oAgf
BENZ. ANDERSON, Sec'ry.

AT a meeting Of the officers Of the mill
tia of Gloucester county, at the Courthouse
on Thursday the I'd day Of July, ] sO7, con-
vcncG for the purpose Of taking into consi =
deration the late unparalleled and coward
ly attack, made by the British Shipo War.
Leopard, in company with British squa :
dron, under the orders Of Commodore Dou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
IYashinpton Cir. LnLn 6.

n Wa8AiHBfon Cry, July g.
> Orders have been issued from the War
Office tothe Governors of the several states
making requisition of one hundred thou
sand MILITIA, to be ready to take the
field at moments warning, and authors-
ing the acceptance of volunteers Young
men of America ! rally round the stand
ard of your country, and prepare your
selves, in case of necessity, to overwhelm,
with irresistible energy, the violators of
your rights.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

CARRIED on by mistake in the sage TO Pc
- tersbnTg or Fredericksburg, from the stage
Office Richmond, q large leather PORTMAN-
TEAU TRUNK II is supposed, that as no
owner appeared at Petersburg or fredericksburg.
IL was detained Should it come 20 the hands OF
those who superin,end the stage Offices on the
northern or southern route, they will Please de
rect it TO w Is. AZ the Eagie Tavern, Richmond.
Any expences incurred by its carriage will be
reimbursed.
10Th July, 1907. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
INCOUN.

IN COONCIL, July 10th, 1907.
SEVERAL patriotic addresses from mi
litary associations, in various parts of the
state, expressive of their warm indignati-
on at the outrageS lately committed by the
British Squadron within our jurisdiction,
and Offering their services to march at
moments warning to repel their lawless
aggressions, having been received by the
Governor, and laid before the board it
is unanimously advised, that the Officers,
Soldiers and Privates, who have thus vo-
UNFAIRLY come forward, be requested to &C
cept the thanks of the Executive for the
very laudable zeal manifested by them in
defence of their country.
The following tenders of services have
been, with great pleasure, received by the
Executive since the date of the advice of
Council, published on the 9th instant; viz
From Capt. harry Heth of the Man
chester 1rooh of Cavalry, and the Officers
and Soldiers under his command;
From Capt. Robert anderson of a Com
pany of Rifiemen, formed by voluntary
association int the City of Williamsburg, and
the Officers and Soldiers under his COM
inand
From Capt. John d. Burk of the Redu6-
HcGn Rife Corfs of Petersburg, and the
Officers and Soldiers under his command !;
and
From Capt. Byrd c. Wills of a Volun-
teer Company Of Light Infantry alfredo
ricksburg, and the Officers and Soldiers
under his command.
( Published by order of the Executive.
DANIEL L. HYLTOS, e. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

/" THE above sale was unsvoidably post
poned bu by consent of the parties will pos .
tivev without reserve, for cash, take place at
abe Veudue Office Ct the Subscribers, ON Thurs
day the 2jd instant, between the hours Of eleven
and one o'clock. by
PROSSER e. BfONCURE.
Richmond, July u, 1907. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
LYNCHBuRG. July ..

Oats excepted, crops of every descrip-
ton in this country, are excellent. The
prospect was never better. Tobacco sur
passes expectation. The Wheat harvest is
Just commenced.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
baltimore, Juiy 6.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

l" .Ve7o- fork, jug Z.
" Arrived the ship Brilliant, Gibbs, of
New-Bedford, 40 DAYS from Cherbourg.
NO SECOND BATTLE, but. the armies
were close together Captain G. gave his
latest papers TO British ship.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

a IL persons who have MT satisfied their sub.
"A scdp'ions tofhe PUBLIC DINNER, at the
Capitol on the fourth instant, are informed that
the subscriber being called ont upon public duty
has authorised the Bar Keeper al he Union-Ta-
vern. TO receive payment and grant dischargcc--
lie 1auershims ~ hat his absence, will not, up
on this OCCASION, operate 20 his hyay
p. MOSELEY.
JOYS. s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

French bulletins, to the 77th, are said to
have re ched Guadalupe, by IN advice boat
from France, which are represented to con-
tain the details of some splendid victories
obtained over the Russians.-.HRrora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
GEORGE KEESEE, hdm'l


J
N B. All persons having claims against the
said estate are requested 10 bring them forward
properly authenticated on or before the day of
sale; and all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment with.
out farther trouble Q X
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
Dtrglnla Nrgus.
r 1 c H M o n ID :
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1907.

u The Washington Federalist of Tues
day says, "Mr. Erskine the British Minis
ter has arrived-declares the late agrees
sions unauthorised-and is about to for
ward an immediate dispatch to the British
Officer commanding &c Hampton"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

WE are informed by gentleman of I'M
doubted veracity, that JONATHAN DAY
TON left Elizabeth Town (New-Jersey) the
place of his residence, on his way to this
city, on or about the 1st inst. with a deter
mination voluntarily to deliver himself into
the hands Of justice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

ON "Wednesday morning last, Capt.
Sheppard's Troop of Richmond Cavalry,
left this City for Norfolk and in the after
noon Capt. Richardson's and Capt. Ram
dolph's Companies of Richmond Light In
fantry marched for the same place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

The report of this morning (says the
New-York Evening Posi) turns out to be too
true that the. Revenue Cutter ofthe United
States, having The Vice-PresIdent on board,
with his daughter, was hailed and ordered
to bring TO, and gun fired for that pur-
pose by one of the British squadron off the
Capes of Virginia. Finding she kept on,
they manned a Launch and chased her, but
breeze springnS up, the Cutter was soon
out of reach, on which the Launch gave up
the chase after firing voll-y OF musquet-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
III The Personal Estate


OF Frederick Haws. dec. consisting of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Twelve months
credit will be given for all sums above four dol
lars, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to cnrry interest from the date If not
nnnctnallY maid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

PY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the
~ subscriber by Moses Davis, to secure the
payment ola snm of money due Frederick Plea
SAINTS, together with the expenses attending the
execution Of the trust l shall proceed 10 sell for
cash, Al the front door of the Eagle Tavern in
the city Of Richmond, on Tuesday the seventh
day Of July next, between the hours OF one and
RhTee O'Clock in the af -ernoon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
4 TPHCT or LAND,

n II n z u II IT " II,
In the county Of Henrico, seven miles from the
city Of Richmond containing ninety acres, be the
same more or less, and conveyed to the said Da.
Wis by Jesse Grnstead, aud bounded by the lands
OF ChaTIes Sneed, Watson Patman and others.
The improvements are dwelling house with all
necessary out houses. and good orchard More
than half the trac, is uncleared and we'll timber
ed Also, for sale, on the same terms, hand
Some CHARIOT. very lftle worn.
THOS. II. DREW, Trustee.
Richmond, June % 1907. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
Manchester, July 7th, 1907.
WILL BE SOLD.

ITO the highest bidder. on the 3lst day of the
present month duly at the dwelling house
of Mrs Susanna Haws, which is at ChaIsworth
new hnildnps.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

THE +'h Of July was celebrated ~ Can't. Haley
Colcs'in rhe county Of CbcsJerfolI. ar which
number Of ladies and gentlemen assembled
The day was rpcnt in the utmost harmony &
conviviahty and after iarakre Of a surur
tuous dinuert Inc following toas,s were drank
accompanied by a discharge Of small AIMS
from iwo p.atoors Tie one commanded by
Major Iohu Nuuualy, The o,her by Captain
Archibald Wooldricgcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

- TIE .Nyrf,E koher rcccivsd 6vthig
morHfHg's mail c>Htaias not q sihgie art ele
ofHe7rs cfaHy inheritance. Hcharu ho7y-
cccr .IToM q gentleman 7yho came in fhr
stage, that f7U0 u commodore Douglqq's
sgUadron had drohhca doSOl ~ Lhc Cahes
fhc others returned heiv situation al lhr
cHfTGHCc QfHe harbsr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

The ChevalieF de FORUNDA on Monday
presented his cr,den'ias as Charge des Afailes.
from his Catholic MsIes'y 10 he United States.
succeeding 10 the drll,ma'ic functions ofthe
Marquis Irulo, and was afterwards in tha, cha
rac'er received by the President
Mr. lena, attached 10 The legation was also
presented TO The Presiden, Nat Incl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11

A copy of the above letter of the same date.
was also addressed to 4.;apt. HARRY HETa and
the Manchester Cavalry
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22
TRANSLATED
For The Nezv 1ork Mercantile Advertiser
FROM LATE FRENCH PAPERS.
VIENNA fully IS.

On the 9sh instant FfSnch courier & q
Russian courier arrived here IN the same
carriage, and with only one passport, bear.
ers OF the intrIl,g5ncs OF the Cessation ol
hos,litles Both consltrs, alter having e.
lighled each al the hoiel OF the ambassador
of his nation, continued together their route
for Dalmasia and Corfu.
The Court Gazette Of this day gives the
following news from Turkey
. On the second Of June, the Janissa.
ries, assembled at the place OF Eineidan,
were publicly lnformed at the absolute a.
BOLTON of the N'zarnl Gedld Ga ereatre.
form in the system Of imposls and OF the
war asslmIa ed % hose Ct the Wes,srn
empires,) aud 2 500 purses were dis,rlbas.
ed q tht a, on The parrot The cew tmpe.
ror.
One Of he principal chiefs The. Janis
sariss q Bairak, a') has been appointed
commander of the ior'ress Of Ksvaa. IN
The rooa, Of Hail Aga, who had been mas.
sacred. Anofher chief, inspector of the
Arsenal. has been raised TO the rank Of cap
tain of frigAe.
3 KAzani Mus,apha first insslga,or of The,
insurree,ion. tinker by trade, janissary,
aud Mu,ewell. or manager Of he ID di. Isl.
On { vice banishcd under he Old soveia-
mrnt, on account OF his muilnrus d:sPosln+
op) had been appo.med commander OF ihc
Important caste ct Fana'as, w,,h ,,he lrie
of L ga'gi Bath; but he garrison would
no. accept him, and demanded another
chief less attached 10 a particular party.
< On The T,h June, t:le Suissness Vail
di, (mohet 70 The present Sui'an3 lytt he
Old Seraglio (where Se!Im no" ~ ard
nadr her sule nn entry lnto she New Sc
raglio. Ihe Grand Sgnlor, her 500, went
~ meel hei on hnr4e back, ID .he richest
eress. An inpumcrzbie crows Of people
accompanied The retlnue
The alterations hat have bef-llen
Coo, actin pie, have bad no Influence up
co be army OF the Lsraod Vlzier, WOO silii
occupies Lac same posi,lco.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22

:, Russian imperial guard. h, q
brave nan the golden eagle - s ,ss
honor. s'sae lceioo /
Ihetwoemperors re na;n.a ).
three hours, aud then ,hev - Ss'Sals
horseback They rode 60 ,b s'saa Cd Q,
the N'emen, where the emns,o u''se's j
der embarked. The emp.rn, ~ Aa.,
renamed on the bank of The ,;o. Potc,
emperor Alexander had reached !, aa1'Ilb,
site shore. u' Opy
The emperor Napoleon has c,,..,
Crane Gordon of the legion Of ha" u''a q
presented to tac 6 aud duke Gone, W., y
to Priace Kurakio, 10 prince Lab,s ,Is'''
10 NJ. dc Budbs'g. Tie cmps,0, y az
der has gwen The grand order Of s ~
drew o prince Ieroae. N Napoleon ~ AZ,
WestPhal'a; o the grand duke Of
ct Cloves, TO rrince Neafcha,sl an,
Benesento. r";
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22
TILSir. yuly 9.

The exchange of the Publications Of the
treaty of peace between France aud Russia
took place this dav az 9 O'Clock IN the mora
ing. Atl1 the emperor Napoleon, bear.
ing the grand Gordon Of the order Of S..
Andrew, repaired to- the emperor AIexan
der, who received him .. the head Of his
guards, and having the grsnd decoration Of
the leg,onsof hooor. The emperor deslr.
tedt seethe soldier Of the Russian guard
ewho'had distinguished himself the most ;
he was presented to him. HIS majesty in
testimony of the esteem he bore tor the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22
NAPOLEON.
FRANKFORT, Tuly 81.

The emperor Napoleon Is ms1so,ly ex
pected in this CRY, where every thing is
prepared for his reception. lhe prince
prima.e arrived here yesterday from AS
chafeubir aud again SC, off shls evening
to go,o mee,his imperial and royal majes.
~, who is coming from :Dresdeo, where
be made Short stay. Divers momen.ous
interests seem TO have been settled 90 this
occasion at the residence Of the k!og Of
Ssxony, Several, German princes have
sen. ministers ,hithsr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22

Previous 10 the ms M. abb, baitIe, which
i the month Of June decided The fare Of
his war, the emperor NaPc!eon issued toe
f llow,rg decree.
From CIR imperial camp at Fmeksnstein,
July 4, 1907 .11une +, 1ce .breSume.)
Napoleon, emperor of the French and
king II Italy !: DESTROYS of reward,ug he
eervices rendered 10 US by sreat number
OF poilsh officers, have deIresd aad do dc.
cree as follows:
Arr. /. RoyaI domains, to the value OF
wen'y millions OF lv.es,cutnois, shall b.
held by the commission IF he pol.n go
vernmeot at our dispo.al 10 b, gwen IN re
ward, aud 10 fall proper yso the .udiy: duals
OF INC Polish army who nave rendered Us
;he great5at service
9. I he staten ct of these domains shall
BIZ addressed wnhp Eve days, by the al
nister of she inter OF the P.hsn govcrn
meni, to Mr.. Vincent, oo comn,s,ary
near hit government resesving 10 cur
selves to make ul erlor dl positions.
3. | he commission Of The Polish 60
vernmSnt, aod Our commissoty near II, are
charged with the execution Ct the present
decree.
Signed
MAOoI FON
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22
For Sale CA, Rent,

A convenient two story BRICK HO Sc
with back buildings, &c. situate on D IKE
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph-streets.
II LIS O,
A commodious frame STORE, on King
street, between Royal and Pitt-streets.
s~d1tlaly TO LAWRENCE HOOFF.
Angus. 81. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-22
From fae RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TRIAL
COLONEL A. BURR.

COLONEL A. BUNK.
U Continued BY adjournment and hesd at fae Co.
f4itoi in the Hall Of the house Of Delegates,)
for High Treason against the U. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-06
SERIOUS 4FF4TP.

TIE late outrage committed on the u s
frS1te Chesapeake, by q British ship o.
var, has cXited much public attention in
every part Of the country but It is not fol
rs AZ present to pronounce Oh the merits Of
his unhappy affair IL any thing can make
~ impression on the spirit Of the country,
u IS the repeated attacks made, not only ou
the Gag ofthe u. s but also on the lives o.
is citlzeas. Re that does not feel proper
c gree OF resentment and indignation 4,
sheae National Insults, is NJ American.
II Is not Newspaper rant nor the issuirg
an aFmy of presidential proclaim atoms thar
will e.er affyrd any thiag Ike d remedy III
( these oases.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-06

A YOUNG Man who can produce good
recommendations, writes a fair hand. i,
acquainted with Englifh grammar Geoera-
PHI, Arithmetic &c. and is go7d Account
ant Wants employment in an Rnglifh goods
Iore or other place Of bufnefs that he NAV
erercfe his talents and requirement, as
Clerk.
He would have no objection to teaching
6chuol if not called for Ioon at other bulinefs
A letter directed to NJ s, and left at this
Office, or the Portland PcA Office, will be duly
attended 10. Tsae s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-06

It is the strong arm Of government, fur
alshcc with those means the rccourses OF
-he country wsuld warrant must be- employ
Cd, in order that injuries and wrongs may
pc repealed with effect otherwise our
boosted independence IS only name that
may serve to amuse boys & those who never
reflect
No doubt every democratic press will
TEEN with inAamatory defamation; but it
viii be congenal with the spirit of candor
and moderation to wait for the government
I'll statement Of al the attending circumstan-
ces, than to indulge in abuse and invective
against the whole British nation for the act
Of an individual.
Let the government adopt wise and ener-
gctic measures and a doubt cannot exist
but that one feeling and sentiment will AMI
mate the whole American people.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-06

/,rr-i'4a 7 Z: i,1Aerh'tncs Cared bv ne
..59.s fPatric's and the blood OF freroes-
nav 4. descend 70 poSteritv, with III .ts
Ea,sinre, untarnished
y Pix ri, AZ and Pa.r.at5 NJ the Pey3ha
NAV tie 'icarts ot their cemtrvmen be
IN, .ro-irnrv VT ther worth.
w tr..--E,s name an high honor t.
our ra...1E -posterj.. VIII receive It with
Applause tuc smiling infant shall be taught
10 seaN 1.-THE youth, proud Of the honor
vii initiate his withstand the old men re- I.
we're his wisdom
4. .Y,t7 AAama-The advocate Of Our ma
soma .ouHr--1Hy the evening of his life Be
as peaceahIe and happy, as!nis services for
his country have been great and important.
T. C7leb Sroar-Ghe Peoples Real Friend
and Faithful Servant---M%y Federal Repub-
licaus ncv, forget has worth.
8, II ErceEsncg THon,aa ,Teferaon-The
finger of truth writes TEKEL upon his
f3rchead-may we s. never LOOK upon his
Ike again. .-
7. .Jfaela' Su!'ipas, &c.
8l. IKE Ttferq} Const;tution-The ark Of
or t'n.l'i"'i s;1etv-Tay the Real Friends
of-hc People preserve Il til the full tide of
democratic cXrerimcnts' has ceased.
q The N.yt~7l S5termeat-May inc
speedy revival Of correct principles in our
n,ticna' c1ll>ils) deprive i Of lts rePuta-
ton cf weakness.
~ on Ca.mry-Whose flag was once re-
sncctai by the most powerful NATIONS, but
now irsuijc1. Ven an our owa waters-mal
f.d1ral principles, soon restore It t0It Tor
me glory.
II III q nrn,n,.e4tth u ~. 5aclwettg.
ID. Tie .Ja i-iary u Hasgactqsetts--At
present respectable and cpendent-neyer
may factions Pcstilont worm" polute il.
IL Tie D;srict y -MIre-Heavcn Grant
that bad political principles have reached
'ncrcdiaa height may they decline rapidly,
and set 70 rise no more!
IA T,r C'crF.---Mly they teach and Prac-
tice the principles Of "pure and undefiled
religion" and BY their worthy example i'm
pr~ss on the minds Of men, the Importance
Of being what they would wish to be thought
- be,
IS Fayfif -ati9rs---Upon the validity Of
winch we should depend, AZ least, for pro-
lection from insulting enemies---May the'
% repaired and shield Us more etfcctually
than proclamatiOns."
IS The Tozgn Of Portland may it increase
IN opu'ehce, and may the citizens select, in
Erure, good men for its officers.
Il Tie Sth9oL If Washington its
youRg pufils alwnvs cherish the sound max
ms, and follow the fair copy Of its Immor-
80 PrecePtor-- desPise the weak slips
Of modern pedants.
The perfect order and propriety that mark
edthc proceedings Of this company during
the dav, VIII ever reflect honor ontheir char
~cters, and the principles they profess.
The enjoyments ofthe day were sue
teeded BY brilliant display Of Fire
works on Fort-Hil. in the evening
which reflected much honor on the
gentlemen who prepared them.