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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-14

ITO TIE FREEHOEDERS And HOUSE
hEEPERS Of TIE err or RICH
A9oND, authorised to vote for common council.
men. take notice, that the election will take place
on "Wednesday the fifth day cf April next, the
poll Will be opened at 10 o'clock 1t the following
places III Jefferson ward, al the Curt House,
m Aisdison-ward, at the Eagle Tavern. in Mon
seward at Mr.. Thomas Whites new Brick
House.
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JOHN F. PRICE,
sergeant u tic city If Richmond.
naich ~. eptlstWA.
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THE Co partnership OF HncOck G. HTson
Il isthis day dissolved, by mutual consent--
All debts due to the said firm Of Hancock and
Wilson, mast be paid to John Hancock, as he is
the only person authorized to receive and give
receipts for tie samc Also, ali debts due from
The said firm will be paid by said Hancock, to
whom application may DC made for the same.
JOIN RdNCOCK,
Nm. II. WILSON.
February 10.
n. f, The business will, in future, continue
20 be carried on BY John Hancock. ]. If.
March 5. 3v
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O. The business will, in future, be carried ON
~ S. BARRET,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07
Is City Tavern and Hotel,
Ill Il K Il AsD K Ii:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION.

From the City Of .4aaaaofs, { jlaryiand
II ESpECTFUI.LY informs his TRIENDs
IL aud the PUBLIC IN general, that he has
taken ths, jaatiycf}e5fatea I.F.N;, In this city,
sailed TIE CITY TAVERN ard HOTEL,
la!sly in the possession of Mr. John Gads6y
lie hopes, BY assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction TO every person, as
no cxerions on his part shall be wanted to
keep up the high character which this q
has, as being one Of the best IN the Oa'-
on: and assures them that he VIII always
haye an assortment of the best liquors and
good waters
Travellers md others viii meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rea-
sOnablc terms.
Boardcrs are taken BY the day, week.
month or year
~ The papers from I'll the sea-ports on
ae continent are lcgaiariy taken and MED a,
the Cofee-fousc, adjoining the tavern, and
Ne Tor The use OF strangers.
Suppers can be had from SIX to twelve
Fclock IN the esealng, at a short nouoe
tom one to tventy.
No7su,ks.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Warehouse, P'7Hce-sfree'
JTAqrt--
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels. pa,.1
Mo.asses, West-India, and New-Ensland
Rum il do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy IN pipes
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
sbulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, hail.
and quarter chests.
case black Perslans.
Q barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colored blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
snermaceti Mould, and Mould and DIP
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod' hsh ID do.
|. Reef Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
in barrels. o,.;4,, -
| Goal esther, Mems, Womeas' and Chliorehs
| shoes of various descriptions few pacSase'
! Of White Rolls and German Checks Russi'
| sbeet;nes and Diapers, Russia and haSe"
D.,cl. India Cotton Of different kinds, Naii-
Lsens, so pieces coarse Irish Linens Wn'
inc and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coa ar:
| Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity % o. !
nepar 600 tons Plaster Paris ana ~ 'o''
| Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
Iop,ary g
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FOR SALE,
January IL

A Tract of LAND, containing III acres
situate in the county of Lancaster Yns VIE =. 80
On The main road leading from Richmond 20
ancaster court house. five miles from inc inc
,'.,l. and four miles from Deep Creek, on the
Psppahannock. The Improvements are are a
noad dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house. s,
s so,n bo"se large barn and store house, all
corn ' Nnd handsome apple orchard Of about
s soo ,rees Upwards of 200 acres OF the :,
ooo Ind ,snd = we'll timbered with oak. che'nu'
md hickory. The terms VIII DC nav as a1sYan.
~ applying to Mr.. p !,7hles, ,: o. 9TH thu
,ndria, or to the subscriber adjoining -,
''2'' Edmund Denney.
cent,eyille, Oct. l4-liH
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EDUCATION.
THE REY. DIX. O'BRIEN,

THE .REY. DIX. O'BRIEyN,
DROPOSES to open an ACADEMY in
i this place, for the purpose of teaching
twenty young gentlemen SHOULD so many OF
teri the Polite Arts and Sciences: he will in
strnct them in the various Languages, to wit,
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, &C. and in
Hebrew if required.
He will also teach Geography with the use
of the Glohes--the Observation-Disclosures
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Applica-
ton TO be made at Mr.. James Bac0n's, King.
street.
January 3. d
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,yor,, We announces this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO consiaeraoie'
that it is rendered amosta new WORK.
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,nent mingled with Instruction -,
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$500 - aSs des;rous to bcstow. In all exempin
oat;on of moro than seventy remarkao,e =, Cha
sse,ars r,any striking examples are eXniolse
which. in the quiet hour OF reflector, ,, n'a
contribute to arrest the careless anu 49,,
mo. 70 animate the sincere and yirtuous a.
=. us .a,y;,ce or discoun;enance those VINO nay
I heen nnhappily led to oppose the h ,enss
truths. y Gentleman iuaggezne, a0V. l0o'
c.o,dsmith's Grammar of Geography
p:nc,s Arithmetic, large ard sinali.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs -.
School Bibles and Iestaments' apchiae
:, Rock, Primers, Bonnet-Boards /" rl'ihs
u Paper. ~.
: The l7th number Dr.. Res new 1yciop
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February 4.
N . t / Z K.

TT, persons are forewarned from hunting
n or shooting, or trespassing in a'y other
manner on that part of the 101nyfon 1rae'
~ land. purchased by the late JOHN
w TITS from the trustees of Robert Alexan-
49, The PREMISES are now under the direc-
ton of Mr.. George Wise' whs Is au'hol',sa -.
all legal means to prevent any trespas' 0ei"'
R. l. Taylor, Exr.
Of JoHs Warts, decd.
February A.
Pp1srrNc in its various branches
neatly executed a. this Off Gee
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his planu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax sthets,
4 STILLS Of all sizes, commonly ussd for
distilllng grain or fruit.
a general assortment Of TIN WARE
SHEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
.PlPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORN Ell.
Their for SAihs or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
IN Hits branches Is carried on under the di.
rection OF Mr.. ltILLId1M FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
iotndcr business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, WHO will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
with Brass, agreeable to any pat
ern or price, and will execute the work in the
ely best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old CQatcy,
Brass, Pe7uter, Lend and iron.
George MsMunn.
October Is.
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VOL Ix1
SAFES at Vsndue.
s every Tuesday and Friday,
- = rYry r. RI SOLD

: lrELL BEs SOLD
!, =. ysn,Iue Store, corner Of Prince and
- Water streets.
r.y,,ty 81 Dry Gooas, Groceries, CSC.
z : .,;;e,,i1rs Of waicl, viii be expressed N
l sis # the day--All kinds Of goods
y s:, no on limitation and the prices OF
~ are established, can at any time be
~ III aadpurchaseG At taclowest limitation
pa prices. ,,a,,a.
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ll,Ol4 Prizes.
1895 Blanks.

$4,000 Iickcts-Less than two blanks to a
prlze'---oubject to ade uction of ] S per cent.
Fries payable 80 days alter the conclusion
OF the drawing of the above prizes.
Fust drawn number lst dlys dna,u;..--:rTrrT-
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By .LKNDLEY MURR.fE.

FROM the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Z. EE s b UR G..

ME subscriber has returned to the Wash
4 iRgton Tavern, LEEsBuRG, where he is
PREPARED with every thing necessary for the
accommodation of those gentlemen and ladies'
who may honor him with their custom
Having laid in good stock of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he fatters himself that, by his unremit-
ted attention, together with the diligence,
care, and activity of his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his line.
". r. The house is in much better con-
dition than formerly, for the accommodate
of travellers.
James Dawson.
Leesbur~. Nircinia IAN IL
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MOTTO E.

The subscribers trading under the hrTa Q,
.ssssH and Saunders, have Just commences
,es TANNING and CURR{lNG bCs'i-
Ness il this place, where they have on hand
1 1s intend keeping a seneral assortment o.
LEATHER suitable COR Saddlers, Shoenak-
sFs, ReoSbinders, sc. which they viii ais-
p0s q on the lowest terms tor casa or a1'-
sgssea safes az short dates.
Ellha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
isrpary IL ii
81 5. The highest prices given for Hidss
80. ,,''ss and Rdrk, which viii be receiver e
s.s'f 'ar'sard near the stone bridge, uppei
~ Of 3uke-street, or currying shop; W.
s sers sSove tee Washington tavern, hing
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The managers will commence drawing III
the city of n. York, on the second uesaay
in April next, and will continue to draw ooo
Tickets each day until finished.-ilcke's Tor
sale at the subscribers Bookstore klng-street,
Observation-Disclosures tickets in the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken in exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as a.
bove exam med free OF expence.
Present price of Tickets S 8 so.
R. GRAY.
ak
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February s.
t. Black Racer Lottery.

NO. 9
Authorised by an Act of the LEGISLATURES
OF The State OF New YORK, for the purpose
OF OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS STORM, JOHN H. S1cxEIs. wa,
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS b. TAIn4ncs
and JAcoBus VAN ScHoosHoyxN.
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Wlrglnla argaa.
RIG II NJ 0 N ID.
FRIDAY, May IL, 1909.

REMARKS uton the foiio7uing EssIr.
O THE relative situation between natl
ons is not untrequently compared to- that
between individuals and perhaps the
comparison in no point of view Is stronger
!. than that IN regard TO honor.
The member of society who is considered
as destitute OF this feeling, and who does
not indeed make it the cynosurc of his
movements, is Justly regarded as an ost-
law. in The eye of morality and virtue
1t is the very soil which cherishes every
excellence to maturity, but without it, TN e
human bosom may be iikened to Shakes
peare's unweeded garden, Z" which grows
to seed-things rank and. gross in nature
possess it merely" IF then pne indivi-
dual who is wanting in this parent virtue,
becomes the object Of scorn and coprumc-
ly, how much infinitely more SO ought a
nation consisting OF millions? 1t is the
only ground which entities her to the so.
ciety of her sister nations, and when once
It is destroyed, she is indignantly driven
from the circle, and falls into that state,
which subjects her to every species of in
suit, violence and aggression. In this
point of view, the individual who consi :
ders national honor as mere figure of
the imagination, oilers violence to tue dig
rity, fame and rights of his country. II
he. does not understand it, it is evident
that he does not feel it, and the patrio.
tism of such a man most truly deserves
the description of E" auimmaterial thing, -
I" a vanishing meteor" Even the honest
yeoman, whose power of definition is de
MED by the rudeness of his education.
will tell you that he feels it in every pu! sc (,
K that altho' it sheds no lustre about his
intellect, itgives the most glowing anima.
tion to his heart. What was, it which pro-
duced that patriotic electricity in July
1907 Was it an s.immaterial thing" a
DIMINISHING meteor;" or was it that lively
sympathy which the people felt for the
HONOR OF their nation, which was So in
gleriously insulted by the attack upon the
Chesapeake Had a writer Of this des-
cription appeared at the moment, to sa.
terise the spirit which animated the peo-
pie, by styling it an s'immaterial thing. F"
he would most certainly have excited
the execration due to such a cold and un :
worthy sent ment. From the text OF the
following essay, we are led to believe tina,
such doctrine has been lately advanced,
and therefore we could not forbear from
mcSing few cursory remarks. We never
have read the letters in which these here
tiqai sentiments are contained, but
have merely made the preceding oh.
s~rvations upon the abstract quotations
which are taken in the essay.
ED. ARGUs.1
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NEW YORK, May 4.
LATEST NEWS FROM LISBON

Captain Baejer, who arrived at this
port yesterday from Lisbon, which
place he lott the 9th March, inform
ed US, that the French army had not
got possession of that place, bat were
in the neighborrood. The merchants
were making preparations to get of
as fast as possi5le---that the British
K Portuguese troops, had taken all the
guns from the batteries in Lisbon on
board the British feet, which consist
ed Of three sail OF the line and S frig-
ates. We further learn, that the
French army had taken Oporto.
May Q.
Extract Of letter froa, Washington City,
dated May 2, 1909.
"Archibald Lee, Of this town, a staunch
federaiist, goes out as messenger with dis.
patches from our government to England.
lie viii take the stage from this Tomorrow
morning tor Norfolk, where he will take a
swift sailing vessel y make the best of bis
way 20 England.
"Tbe frigats United States left the Ma
Wy Yard "a, this place this morning, aud is
proceeding down the river"
Ev. Poor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.

A question in Mechanical Philoso.
ply, has for few days been subject,
of general discussion in this city
which however triAlng it may appear,
yet naay lead to very ilnportAnt con-
sequences.
The proposition is this-That the
lowest point ola wheel moving along
a plane, will for the frat ninety de-
grees OF its motion, proceed with less
velocity than the highest point, or that
which is Numerically opposite.
The simplest principle upon which
this proposition may be demonstrated
without the assistance of mathema-
tical figure or diagram, is the follow
ing:
The motion of the upper point of
the wheel, is compounded of two mo-
tons, the rotatory motion ofthe wheel
about its axis, and its progressive mo-
ton along the plane. The motion
ofthe lower point, is composed of the
rotatory motion about its axis and a
less progressive, which l shall call re-
gade motion ;becsuse while the upper
point revolves forwards, the under
point revolves backwards,
Therefore since the rotatory motion
OF both points is equal, that poiat whose
motion is compounded of rotatory mo-
ton and retrogade motion, will move
slower than the other, whose motion is
composed of the same rotatory motion
and progressive one.
The retrogade motion of the lower
point continues for quadrant of a cir
Gle, or ninety degrees and the pro-
gressive motion of the upper point con-
tlnues during the same arch of a circle !;
but afterwards the lower point becomes
progressive, and the upper point retro
gade--1'herefore the lowest point of
shs wheel will for the first ninety de-
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PETERSBURG, May 10.

We have seen letter from New.
Orleans, datcd the ID of April last. L,
mentions the arrival there on the prece-
ding day, of Captains billiard & SCOTS
companies OF u. 5. troops, which lef.
this place in January Iast.--Thc officers
were all in high health and spirits-the
men had been attacked with the dysen-
terry, with which numbers were attic
ted, tho not seriously. Upwards oil
1000 troops had arrived in New-Or.
leans from different parts Ut the United
States.
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will not afford any profit to those who

Will not afford any profit to those who
ship it.
+" The intercourse between this
country and the continent, is now so
completely Distracted, that regular
advices are no longer received from
thence, of-coursc the reports that are
daily published, are not always to be
relied on. We are now told that Aus
tria is about to engage oucs more with
France but this appears to me to re-
quire con6rmation-shoul the fact be
so, L will tell you in my next. 1t is
said that some serious disturbances
have broke out IN Ireland, but no par
ticulars are yet made public"
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BALTIMORE, May 8.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND,
BY the Temperance, AZ days from
Liverpool, the Editor Of the Feho'Ga.
zstss has received fles of Lorydon pa
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himself. (because the style of the report
was somewhat more animated than that OF
the resolutions) he frankly acknowledged
that both resolutions and report were drawn
up by the same gentleman; but he had de.
fsated his enemy, 6 therefore, like hero.
permitted his political character to expire
without a groan.
Such men will always meet with the un-
qualified contempt of
THE VIRGINIAN.
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The WHEEL


OR THE OLD rRovERs DIspRoyKp.
" That there I" noihing ne7u under ihe sun,
TO afford some recreation 10 our read-
ers from the tedious and menotonous round
tot pohtcs, we will amuse them with late
discovery upon The round of wheel. which
has excited more enthusiasm and d scus-
SION than any of the great political events
which have occurred fJr long time.--
The great variety of little clubs in the
streets, the srdor of debate, the astonish-
msnt of some, the jss,s of Others, and the
pursuit OF all, was never more striking than
upon this late occasion. Ii is in lru,h i'm.
possible to conceive what other cau.. could
have produced such general commotion
| IN every department. of the town, from the
highest 10 the lowest. The talen,s of the
d'yne and the lawyer, the merchant add
the hucks'er, were displayed with equal
warmth upon this interesting theme If
any CT the grea. leading principles OF sci-
ence which have BEEN established for ages
had been seriously denied aud contested,
1t would have interfes ed very little with the
usual routine of business, but as all This dis
eussion was about CART WHEEL, there
vas not mouth which was not open with
his question,
"Does the uhher hart go faster Than the
lower %
Such was the invincibls novelty attached
to the position of one part of the wheel 90
ing laser than anosher that il wa, many
hours before 1t was possible to GET them 10
listen with thu least composre -~-.- he la
nous edct OF he kIngof rhebes, who pro-
missed all immense premium for an answer
10 The question:" What animal Is that
watch goes upon four feet in the morning,
upoa two Al nooi, &upun three at nigh. 90
could not have occssoned more Anxiety
throughout Greece than the Cart Wheel
has done 10 Richmond. There never was
a subject winch dew forth SO many and
such warm d,sputaDts, and purely from this
caIse, chat every boay IN 1Usht TO be sure,
they had a right 20 .a!k ABOUT a car; whee |!
Ii the Question had been addressed in
an abstract form there sould have been
cosapara lively perfect silence. But the
Cart Wheel mas certainly tue credit Of turn.
ing over the secrets of Philosophy
s" From little things great effects ARSE
II was the hammer of a smith that music
20 Pythagorasy the ali ct an apple, grayl-
Ivy TO Newton aud bad lla,lan Drama
gave birth 10 Paradise lost. With these
lexampies before u, We cannot doub, bur
that the Carl Wheel will Likewise become
the cause OF some great discovery, TO u &c
ne words OF DR.. Walhs, in the Gsome.
try of notion.
'ltTTHE following interesting communities
ton rroa the pen OF a gentleman of the
i very first order Of Science, has induced
US TO forbear from mduiging in oor own
4 speculatons. HIS mind seems already TO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
FOR SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of tyus:. executed 20 us
- by sherwood Fowler, Of the county Of Cum.
berland, VIII be SOLD, TO the highest bdder,
on the premises, on Saturday the seath Of June
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12
100 Acres of L AND,

Part Of the tract whereon the said FowIs, nov
resides. or so nv n thereof as will be suHsient
,. eyay dt6t'du IN chsihn, with cost and in.
sAYfUR WRIGHT and
IOHd,wOODSON, Trustees.
May lib, 1909. Nv
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tTTHE following interesting communities
ton rroa the pen of gentleman of the
very first order OF Science, has induced
US TO forbear from mduiging in oor own
specuiations. HIS mind seems already TO
aave aspired to some new knowledge of
the structure OF the Universe, and If $
theory should prove true, he will no doubt
make some important addition 90 the
STOCK OF KNOWLEDGE. 1t is entirely
To minds OF TINS DJld aud towering cha
racter that the world is indebted for the
most useful and splendid discoveries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-12

OK TINE, OLD rRovERs DIspRovxp,
z" That there - nofhing nezu under ihe sun. o