Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-20

{gry spectres. that he saw daily. and
who while he despised them 70 the
marrow; confirmed his self love. his
nationality, and. his contempt for A.
nerlca, OF which he Judged onlg hv
the vermin that crawied around; h,n,.
Goblet compared with Others is
purity itself; no honest man will iust;.
ny Arnold or Burr in their treason mr.
treachery but Goblet was not like Ell.
tner-Cobbet was ga true bora EN-
glishman," in the strictest sense IL
Daniel Defoe's ext; what shall bs
said OF such AFFECT creatures as Bron.
son of Philadelphia--as Lapp--,,
coleman OF New York-as Russel
and Park of Boston; aud such pests
OF virtue, such reproaches to national
regulations.
What shall we say of man, who like
coleman, advocates the designs ofthe nr;.
tish to enter the Mississippi-o& resorts 20 =
treaty, which has been violated. and which
mad no force but when the Mississippi was
owned by two different nations, what is such
wretch compared with Cobbett = Cobbett
aovocating the interests OF his own countrv
al great hazard, in land TO which
ne was an alien-Coleman IN the boso,-,
OF the country that gave him brtn, AID .
whicn he processes allegiance, advocating
.ne outraees, and vindicating by anticipa.
tion, tile premeditated outrage OF our ter
rieory and the contempt OF cur laws. The
ia" VI TINS iand alone wound nave com.
manded difference from any man of Ints ..
rlty bnt here is a fellow, who in the tace
Oh the country, outstrips even the ems
sary Copbett, VINO asserts before hand, thar
the British Shall and may violate ex sting
""s, ana come into our territory-to yio.
iate laws too, which have arisen out of the.
aiost atroclous ouirages committed bv C.
britain, within our territory-ln contemnt
OF our hag-,n derogation of our soverei rn.
Wand In disregard of every principle oS
moral and divine law
Let not the Virginia Argus go abroad to
iooh lot miscreants 1.-the greatest of all MIS-
creants, are those who would submit tn .nch
0utrases as We have suffered from Great
Britain, and encourage new ager.ss,ons
MARK THEM
NotwIthstanding the outrageous conduct
OF the mobs of Newburyport, Bath. Port.
land' &c.-we again repeat that there
Is no danger OF an iusurrection or civ lwar.
wnicn some are so fond OF Ia king absut.-
lie torres cannot stir up any thing more
'nan local riots-Wh' chever party may be
most numerous IN Observation-Disclosures the
sreaes' proportion OF the effective force 10
democratic, and they know it,-Eyis.
Canning's Letter-The vile fory.rs
winch appeared in the tories Roval Ca.
2ette was, as we are informed, for warded
10 It's sapient Editor Solomon, in a Boston
Extra, issued from the Palladium Press.
WhiCn IS conducted by one of the numerous
n'rennss In this country in the pay of the
oncsn government. The infamous Ii,eI
on administration was handed TO the royaI
Editor by Mr. Howe, the messenger who
recently passed through this city with dis.
patches from the Brit sh Minister a, w. sh-
ington, and re embarked at Boston. for H.
lax 1t Is generally understood here. thar
the original compos ton had mst the nre.
Vious appreciation of tine Modern AIRS; iuex.
Pub. .ddv.
| MARhtRD-on Tuesday evening the 10Th
instant, by the Rev. Mr. MIcKLEioaN. Mn
ROBERT NELSON of Mecklenburp Cosntv-
10 the amiable Miss IsA BELLA H WILsoy'
County. $500 -a VI '1AiidA
departed this life, on, the I4th instant.
at ms seat in Powhatan County, Cor.
III LII ILEBERRY MOSBY, aged so wears.
nroughout a long and useful life he sun.
ported the Character ola virtuous and res
pectablc citizen.
| our dying friends come DER US like a
| cloud, >S
10 damp our brainless ardors: Sc abate
mat glare of life, which often blinds tbe
wise, N' '"e
our dying friends are pioneers to smooth.
Our rugged pass to death to break those
~ terror and adherence, nature throws
ross our Distracted way and thus 20
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