Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

doubtless, good old Mr. Pickering &
20. alias the ifss~x Jua o, viii esteem
ms conduct As hiealA m4,j,orioua, and,
N justice, dab hlm with tie PR emi1
nent aRpeiiat.oh of Mr. Cm.a,nee.-
4 cunning man however, is seldom u
Very wise one, tho generally :, rogie,
and 1t is frequently found that, su i,
characters are, from their ooer GAMING,
permitted 10 defeat their own base pur-
poses as evideiisiy was The case in he
laie Agerae0,ain. with the Jm,o y, a.
ilemen on bod, sides of the water.
From WAshiucroN, Jan. 81,
The SENAtE have passed, w.taoa, e ,.
position, the biz fe: m Extra Ne .'ns If
Congress on tine 4h VI nday in MAY +
consequently envy requires the sigma Lure If
the President 10 be law.
On the Esd instant, the largest meeting
OF citizens ever known in that c,;y, asse n
pied In Philadelphia, to express ,heir APP
prooalon OF the measures of he General
government, ard Sheir readiness, AT the
can oil their give rninent, TO av nge Inc
wrongs infected upon us bv foreign nat ous,
ana to maintain the emplre Of che laws a.
gainst the Gnprincfp'ed 'nachnations Of do
mestc traitors. More than ter ,housard
citizens attended. Captain m spo.sidst;,
and opened the meeting WIN 4 patripsic ~
dress; when Walter Franklin,p.o osed lie
resolutions that were adopted, which he
ore!aced with spirited remarks. M INV of
tlose. hitherto attached to the federal par.
~, attended. We have not vet received
,he resolutions
me towns of q loucester, Northampton
and Newbury Port have passed rcso,u.sa1s
declaring the Embargo laws unconstitu -
onai onrary resolutions have been pas
sed in various other towns. IL Pill del.
Plia meetings have been held, IN WHICH lre
following res lution, among others, h..
oeen adopted & Resolved, That we cousj..
usr every person who violates or attefolts
violation OF the Embargo laws, to be an
enemy to the United States, and totally
unworthy the name of an American Ci,i.
zen."
Jonathan H. Hubbard, federal, has heen
elected representative of Vermont N
congress, 10y major ty of Is votes aud
MI. Chamberli lin, likewise federal IT. the
room OF Mr. Fisk, by a inajor.sy of 1859.
Yesterday we received the Boston Pal,a-
dun and Boston Rfpertory in which t,ev
annouce the Passage of the embargo law
Inc papers wsre encircied w tli A broad
b'ack border, and in the centre was a { #.
I'm supposed to Contain the Corpse of Ane-
r'can liberty, moarners, sc, &c. The
nFpertory anxious Oh do its fellow ia.
borer has stated that NApoLeog BosA.
PARTs, was toe prime iDsteaior 10 tue
murder; THOMAS JEFFERSON pfi..ci.
pa accomplioe, and gives the names If ing
members CT the Senate and Fl use Of lle-
presentatives, who voted for the bill as as.
sAsSINs.
Dem Press.
THE MISTAKE or, AGREEABLE
SURPRISE
a number of X, public IS h4virr haen
Intor med that American Lior,ry w-s 49,. n
and was to he Inferred rh great SO .n,,,;-
~ !" nus towii, ven 10 attend tue ce cu1o-
ny win he'vy hears. Qu. on oehoidin.- the
bearers and Chef murners, they were
struck with as 'shmsnt Wa s1ia
th2y. can It bc poss Die that O r 7o,.;es
ne sons IF Gid Torres and ha + nan Fri
hsh I5fcers can really go n mourning Tor,
the death "s American Liberty? NJ '.is
impossible. So they determine d to hive a
SIGHT Il the corpse; when 10 their soy.
prise JOY, they discovered il tn be the re-
mains of the old lady .dngfo Federation. a.
has GsSeT Juntofsm which had been dug
u some days s;hce, and was then receI.
Wing the honors Of q second burial.
3osf. CNron.
" We have bee uaavoidably compel-
ed 20 delay tn publication of the ejee 1T
az Bil under tn 81 naurv o NJ. Taeaa-
thor, however, shal!bs 6 at Fl 4 wit, lisa
pearance in our next, and WHO remarks
PERHAPS not so suitable to his epicurean
taste.-Ep AR.
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Mr.. CHARLES ELLIS, il appointed a
director OF the Bank V'rsina' to supply
tee vacancy occas'ohed by the resignation
OF Mr. GEORGE JEFFERSON.
1850 Acres Of Land