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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
ADYER,FESE 3EE1gIi.

!. The AzHca1i2n u c%'fst J.eus GA, Lqrf
q orhs retra eF 1000 ,rays az Ea,a.at!
: 7sy1;iS awfol, bnt gloriou, Wonder. 50 i'm
z pcrtaGt - man9id. i ist q; hand. Ihe
syccdy dow;lfd of Kings and Potentates, ,
the throne o. justice, by tie word .iartic,-
iafy sent to the'n, and the restoration + Tx.
Jews 10 New-Elon, now certain. az fore .oit
by the prophets. a new era being forirr.l
:! III The i5raid annals OF the world. walch WI
! shortly most assufetl.y happen, will no doui {
open a pleasing and very Interested yien
! III . wide, ex;ensii eiy and vastly confer.
hcld; wherein to display the ;ncxhlasib.e
| .Hnl tcr researches AID derelopemcats. 70
'.iich the human mind is APPLY susceptible
trcdlcihg those sulutiry cfects, that teed
towards the Improvement ard .ribcsiishncrt
ot the Word, and the real happiless OF niisi.-..
lin3,---jusi /iubEshed, and jrer- srie ~ 7
.acSRZs's, next door ;.bo,c the Posi- @ .Tce.
a work containing these glad sislings, for only
8 cents piece per Quantity Fer the hi,.
tory OF the Antllors life, see page 5--fsr tae
dawn CT New-Ei9n, sec a i0--;hc rcs.0.
r2tlon CT the Jews, see l. l6--tlie Ao-
thor's origin, 13--his character le ,.17---l,;s
commission SO S5--for trlc and vital Re.
l'gien, see address to the Pope. 4l--for IL;
ample justice, which is shortly 10 be rendered
these United States by the beiligercnt pos
crs, In a retrospective view ana calcuiat;o,t
from the commencement Of the re, olu,;ona-
ry war, see the address 20 the king OF Csrca,
Britain. 3Z-to Napoleon Banaparee, $50
The Rlgerncs, &c. 4J--;tnd TO the President
ci the United States, f7--for the freedom .f
the Seas, and lsles and OF universal re.yubii-
canlsm, see the address to the rulers OF the
world. page 46.-Tleac are most particular
~ worthy The attention Of the Relyious--the
Plrl0sopaer-thc politcian 8, curious of eve
" sect AID denomination whatever. 1t: sa
wen known fact, that Onnipotcnce out of
his great Goodness, some time before hand.
generally apprizcs mankind by his n,cssen-
gers Oh any great event which he purposes
to happen. There is no doPbt, and il need
hoI e%She wonder, that the alm;ghty A,i-
rit OF 'hiist Jesus oir lord, can cause the IN
hucnce OF the Comet (Which row appears to
approach u.s. % "slay tho third pare men
-as fOretold 5y John, and lately predicted. is
tohappen on the 4th OF jane l.e:;t. wi;h equal
case, as he has sent messages To this -;crld
through the Author of this pamphlet. Please
take notice that the Nuihcr has disoha--ed
his duty in warning the world to be prepar-
ed to meet that great and awful ,lav. where
in dreadful have viii most as3urcd.y be in
hlcted On very nary of the uabeleyers in
Christ the Lord Of Giorg.-By
CHRIST. M'paER5OE,
ii mcf IF Colour;
..1las Poss's Ei:t, fsi-merly ofIke Elk L9ra
fore, PeterSGufy, Fyydsia
n. b. Orders for any number will faith
fully be comp!ied with, through the medium
It the mail, or otherwise as may be desired,
safely ted and directed; the money previ-
ous.y sent uEter cover to the care Of the
Post Master here, and postage paid.
L. MORRIS.
Richmond, 18Th Oct. 1911. WI
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From tie 8oston Potrtol
MONEY DIGCING.

Some few evenings since, IN attempt was
made by one Lord to secure pot Of money
said by fortune teller tohave been sccrcted
on Breeds Hill, in Charlcstown. lie was TO
attempt three times before he could break
the combination said by the fortune teller 70
have been formed between the ghosts Of the
persons who had deposited the money, and
the devil. lie was rs was expected, unsuc-
eessful, on the first trial, and fed. in consc-
qucnce Of the approach Of the ghosts on tho
second attempt, these airy beiRgs threw him
into the hole he had made, frightened him
eZcessiociy AID disappcared-not before,
however, he had presented one of them with
two dollar blu in order to appcasc them
tiis tliird and last attempt was made ON Sa-
turday night last, and after d'rging for some
time having made a circle around lhe place
where he was employed, to prevent thc
ghosts and the deyn, WHO were present ant
| splitting Gre at him al the time, be struch
upon M CGTtbcH fof, took It frgn the carr
and removing the parchncnt which vas g.
ed around the top, he took from Is ne dsH
fcI fsgo dok'Qr bHh he he'd efvea cne C tn
sshosts a. fee cveaags bJ1re.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
WAsnINcrov CRY, Oct. IL.

" y y " II - w 7 .
At late hour last evening we received a
file ~. Lcndnn papers To- The Goth Ans. in
elusive. Most part Of tlieir contents will
be found ~ the preceding columns. i'hc
following interesting article, taken from
the Courir, is ali we can give atthis time.
-Farthcr extracts in CIR next.
We haze seen decree of the Cortes, a.
dopted afler a lcng and secret discussion, o.
the 18Th of juno, upon an Offer If mediation
OF the British government with the hmcri-
can provinces. 1t consists Of nine articles.
The mediation is accepted on condition that
an acknowledgement OF the sovereignty of
the Certes be the basis Of the treaty, and that
the British government should, on the failure
~ the negotiation, suspend all intercourse
with the refractory provinces, and assistin
reducing them to subsection.
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EXTRACT.

sey.
EXTRACT.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was
then conferred or the following young gentle
mem
Lewis Belden, of Connecticut John Bow
kin, OF South Carolina; Joseph Cheetham.
Of New York Jacob Condit, of New-Jer-
sey; Edward d. Carey, of Maryland James
Dunlop, of the district If Columbia Isaac
Governe;r, of New York Nicholas Govern
eur, of do. Edward Graham, Of do. John
Grant Of Albany John Griffin of New-Jcr-
sey; Samuel l.. Holmes, of do .Yoh7s Tim
KRIS, of Virginia VIM. w. Lang, OF 5. Car
olina; VIM, Lawrence, of Eew-York John
Aacauley of do. Geo. Pickett, of Virginia !;
John X Rodgers, of New-York John s.cut-
der, of Ncw-Jersey; HNm5ercon SGihYyitA,
of Virginia; I'm. Iahqfcrro, of do. Henry
Vanderveer. Of New-Iersey Isaac Ward. OF
do. Singleton Wootten, of MARYLAND
The degree of Master Of Arts was con-
feried on the following gentlemen alumni of
the College -
Alfred Balch, Lewis Balch, John Perren,
VIM. Biackford, Daniel Clarke, John +.
Clarke, Peter Clarke, Daniel Connfnrt, Rich'd.
>. Coke, Geo. II. Drake, Wm G. Earnest,
James Elmendorf, VIM. c. Elmcndorf,
Nath'l p. Hand!ey, lain CrantA4ud, Wrl,
Fitzhngll, Samuel K. Hamilton, John Lind
say, Nm NeGde, J. Hartford Montgomery
Hezt Meal, Humphrey NJ Periae, John
Philips, VIM. l.. Pierce, Joseph, l.. Shaver,
Elijah Slack, James V. Steddiford, George
F., Wood.
he honorary degree Of Master of Arts
was conferred on the Rev. Thomas Picton, Of
Westhcld, New Jersey, ard on VIM. Ham
liton, Eeut. Sd regiment of the United States
7 tfer tnxrs L., a..
| Mr.. Ebenczer r.. o. Cumnins, A. NJ. Of The
College of Athens, (Geu) was admitted ad
eunGem, in this College.
The degree OF doctor in divinity, was con-
terred on the Rev John Brown, Of Columbia
College, ip South Carolina; the Rev. Robert
! Hall, of Cambridge, in England the Rev
James lnglis, of Baltimore, in Maryland, and
the Rev. Samuel Worcester, of Salem, IL
/ Massachusetts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
Oct. A..

We lean from Georgetown that des-
tructive FIRE had occurred at that place,
which destroyed twelve houses, and other
property. Many persons lost their all, and
were reduced TO much distress. We were
unable to learn any particulars further than
the buildings consumed were in the vicinity
OF the stage-housc. No lives were lost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
ANroNIA DEL VALE HEnxAxDEz,
Secretary.

It was expected at HAVANA thatiu few
days Proclamation would be issued for
bidding the expectation Of Molasses, as they
intend to distil their own Rum. 1t viii be
seen under our marine head, that vessel
had been ordered away for having Rum on
board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
FROM CARACAS lt.s,,'sS' .

From the Caracas papers politely furnish
ed us Ivy friend, We can find nothing very
interesting to the American reader. They
arc to the 9th of September. There are some
structures or Independence, hut the clergy
and religion IN al seem to be too much con-
cerned in them fer any good to result.
PAPER MONEY.
They have passed law for comforting
value on paper to the amount of one million
of dollars, in one, two. four, eight and six
teen lollarbills. Some remarks occur On the
militia, but so blended with cxcoi1munica-
tions and The Ike, as 70 render tAem tedious
The uamcs of several contributors to the
wants Of The state are published Nhig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
CHARLksroY. oct. ..
IMPORTANT ORDER.

Translated from me HavGni,e Journal
CcMMERcIAL.-His exceIleicy the Pre-
'sident, Governor and Captain General, In
tcndant General, &c. &c has ordered on the
Sd inst. that there shall net be admitted into
am ct the ports Of this island, Eam, Bran
az, on any other Sjthits, Sugar, and CeGce,
from any foreign islands or possessions in A
merica. This resolution was, yesterday, CT
ficiaily announced to the Custom House, and
it is ordered TO be published in the public
papers OF this city,-Certihed in HAVANA
this 18th Sept. 1911.
ANTONY DEL NALLE EnRNANpEz.
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forIiis that he was boarded by French pi.i-
vateer on hls passage home. and treated pa-
litely; was informed chat hariicuLar or
acrs had bern isSucG 6y the Frenh govern
mcai not to capture A,frsican vessels what
ever port they might be bound to or from.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

Twas the only or principal blundcr inn
putcd by military men to the great Wash
ingtop in the early part Of the American war,
That he exposed his men in situations where
TIE British feet could cooperate with. the
British army, and bring It's force to bear up :
on the Americans. If this was an errorin
Washington. what folly are they guilty Of who
advise America to take to the water, man a
great navy, and fight the British fcets 80
Common sense tells us indeed, toharrass the
commerce Of Britain by fleet sailing priva-
teers, manned Ivy euterprising and expert
crews. Light vessels for offence and 7peh
coHSrHctfd floating batteries ard gun boats
for defence seem 70 be our best resort. Or
the land, and there ONLY, can Britain be
vanquished. Shut cut her commerce, break
up her monopoly, car.ail her revenue, anl
her fleets cannot be long supported. Grown
all, by driving her from Canada-B.
--~u ~ o.
yfLEXINDRIH. Oct 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

TIE FINE AisrS.--The Bsisish Gallery, in
Ps-sia, closed for the present season on Saturday
last. and we nave much pleasure in recording te
preoetlcnted success which hes rewarded the aLours
Of the directors Of this patriotic stitutiou Our
ders ave aware ,hat Mr.. Ncsts sublime picture of
Christ healing the 4irk IN the temple" the
pri3epai magnet cfatracton; and indeed, such was
the intercst exeiicd ty this noble performance that
ner 1000 persons visited The gallery during the last
thrc days Of the cSbibidgn. The puture Will be
i,sacatciy pat ipiO the hands of The gcryer the
irgyliors Alr. Heath The plhiic, however, will
not hereafter he denied the g,atieatioa of viewing
il, ugdcrstaud The directors OF the institution
have recently determined thai It shall be ann,Ialiy
exhibited st tacir gallery during psrt o! each exib
ton, until the plate be finished. The encourage
iaent given to The proposals Tor ellis pate pro
gTessiveiy, as thc nattcr becnnes generally know.
BESIDES The numerous sbserhers in the metropolis
tley are rapidly lo';ging In observe, from the &c
notcst parts OF the united lirg,oTl.- Many OF tie
royal family aru Ofour first nobility aud Sents have
warmly patroniz=d i:s work, by becoming subscri-
bc:s Loudoa Paper
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
HILMINc4 row, Oct. 5.

- Ai-HiNSIO", OCf. ,.
The British Frigate Emnlous was CRUZ
ing of the Capes OF Delaware on Saturday
last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

Now, if We had leo ships IF the line, (Which God
forbid We e1ei should have, how long could We re-
tan themi Most OF those who faie about navy, We
suppose either do rot e:lcnlate, else they wsl,
toprcvent proper resistance tl,e proper element.
DdI. Gng
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

ENHLIAM ARMI5rEAD, Esq, Auor-
~ ucy at Law, Whliamsburg, is authors
I'd to receive payment from al those indebt-
ed to the proprietor cf this PAPER, residing in
Charles City, Eew-KeBt James City, Eliza
beth, &c. &c. Delinquent subscribers win
confer cn the printer particular favor by
settling their accounts with Mr.. .1TBt.fsed
rs speedily as possible.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

- ADVERTISEMENT intended FOR this
paper should be handed IN by 9 O'clock ~ tie
morning OF the day Of publication, otherwise
they cainct appear Ill the succes ding Mon
day or Thursday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

Attic Election fcr members Of City Coun-
Gil for the city of Philadelphia ON Tuesday
last, the fedefaiists succeeded in ten wards,
and the democrats in four. The public al
large seem to have taken very little interest
inthe election, for in population Of abou,
$4,000 inhabitants, there were only 1926 feu-
crai, and 1864 democratic votes taken, max
ing in all $500 yotes--a very small pen
indeed. Sun.
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PkINoEroN, Sept. a, 1871.

On this day has been held the annual
Commencement, in the College OF New-Jer-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

ioii &c zane ofihs. il,ps;rious hero, ttc Min
'i-eH;a' hazcttc Of i4on'lon behaved ;!ai 81, Mi
tiill i%s5iaet would 2vposSccs ~ M their i,,of
BY r,,is.rg him ana plcci., his iiaG a. the We
~ coHtrsst 70 that o. Napoicor Bons5ar.c bai
ee the naive what Il nty, thc foct is demon
a'r1tivr o.. 80 Impartial justicc vith which ,hc
pos er;iso "a the worst eneu;-st 80 departed wort
| .re;,t its mel1Uty. we may anticipatc the ,lay
T.'ea the iaIac iIstice shall be administered =
hc splendid Character aud talents -four .'eEer-
ao;i AMEnieAE.
Qyge2Yoss,-sftr IRE cersiierq.iea qsI
graf mcii, cjiSld~en. . ard o.itsg, ~ J,as6-
'ia.yt9s,, q q4ee&f I'm; l.;
II. as "jl.d-.c" Rus 'st9 tzi,I n f7cp, l., I!
mt ne 7v9rt e5-a dQy - and i epe are hof N /
fesist 32i,gsa itrN ,ye G.lild '..yPe,D1qaeat
nastf;" Hfhe tdi6ri' 6r gef e1D;ctag il lhet
7072is J; nor i9ns- may or great men c6a-
fsr" debzfe a5out IL; AK 7siI fhsye HE an
EasicDd ~ 6s o.ifo9cd 7ryieH our natu
(. ''fbat saaH BE-. Is ready "a seI 0ts: q tie
Pof1p2ac?
i,'7ye he'd JIJly sahe;;gGuo,ts aG'Eans, yyoaiG
Il not Be s-i9.7 20 fling tAs,9 iato tie &1a orfhr
cTcteT IT AI3uHt 4i.tnz Lfaa 20 extend IL IN
6uitFing II ncpy.2
E5keace i5ff, fh0t tie BRITISH Dry Goods,
Cutlery, &c. spluggicd ITO The Cnifcd States
coas:y.ise and eueT hphi/ romM @ Canaa2s are
c95gi-itteG In Re ten tines fhs U;lite q tie
I'hdgfcr &c Peril 6r1u5rbt f;,5h,fAc eastssa,r 2
Is any thing 1;2re igiUyfcHs 10 Me tu6dc ,
f-eVcaue ana tie mof.1ls cfLic lethie. AQn
fhe non erccufioa cfti@ M7c$?
CANE the Moran fio5TGti2n i4fy be cnJorc-
ed zp4h9ut a hrThagne,.t R0z'y?
" ToTg hah}tcn8 II, tkaf 50 n,anr jf9S.a,i. +;
pi2tati2'is e fhc nca-imhoT.afi0n iazc are {
co'infccd az ~ the ulcers ofgoUcymncnt /,
5 ifo5c ddflaeaa IL that 81. Ba11hoiome7cs
f,''2tsnees @nch z'ast sngl,hes If SAgor, C'cf
fec aid Rum THi8 ycGi II
my are .1meTican fseJier and zvoiIs cs
mach disrrsa5y,sdby ,fifsciucs as CTR ,ig.ifs
ere By Others 2-Hbig.
We have seen a late letter from London
which says" should the king survive the first
year OF the regency, the restriction On the i
prince q Wales will be removed and some
charge of ministers will be made; but the
system as 1t regards France viii net be g.
tered. a new attempt will be made to ac-
commodate ali differences with the Ua;,ed
States. God grant it success.--Go8foa Cen
tdicl.
,NrrY.--Accor,ling TO Stecl's list for July 1911
the British Navy consists of iO59 vessels ut war Of
various dcsciiptions j.S nrc at set, and II in COM
mission: in ordia and repairing zGl loIof these
arc an the Amelirn seas, w. At Halifax, New oua-
land, the West Indies, and South Ameiica BESIDES
wl,i.i 81 &c is building 81 From this statement
our takers may derive q wholesome lesson aud
those who think, extract stronger. confirmation for
then opinion cf the madness, wickc..ness or folly Of
attempting 10 brild rcriaapcnt navy IN tae United
Ststes the English Navy is Composed In l.art of he
following vessels, tskcE fran older nItissis
From the f-eGch ia9
----o Danish 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

TENIE Subscriber having engaged exteue
u siveiy in the ROPE MIXING BL-
SIhESS, will give the highest cash price
for Heaah ofprilpe quality, and viii execute
orders Tor f'ordage of any description at the
shortest notice, tor cash or on the usual Gre
dit He also wishes to hire or purchase a few
NEGRO BOYS from 10 to a years of age.
JOHN ST. John.
Oct 12sh, ISL GfJ
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FsSiE coparalership heretofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers, under the firm
ct -. JOtI-F e MI CHELL, is this day
dissolved by mn'ual consent. These indebt
cd to sad cGncssn are requested to make
payment to John st. John, who is dnly autho-
riscd 10 receive the same, as also TO pay all
debts due by the said flIn
JOHN ST. JOHN.
LESLIE MITCHELL.
Oct. 18th, 1911. f,cA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

Amo9Sthe strange novelties of which this OK
traofdm"iy age mas been productive, no one j.
more Curious than tie rcpcs;cd eulogics which
DE ioudon Courier has recently beloved ppou
uic virtues, thc abilities, and tlc trnnsccndcHi
worth Of uic late Gen. WasiinCto We suspect
lhc Courier 60 have been governed By the mos,
arfui and sinister motives: sal. fed ftle uii
vcrsal vtaeFaton in wbiCh thc Alnsric. N recrls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

Markets at H4vanna, Sept. 19.-Flour
S d SO; Rice, rs; muscoyado sugar
(soarce) 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

dLEXhEDRIA, oct. 10.
Capt M'Cobb, Of the Helen. .erY1ved here
On Monday last IN SO days from Oporto, iu-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14

His Ftcc!lcncy Sir George Provost. Cow
ernor General aud Commander in Chief Of
p tiSl, North ANcricr. arrived at Q,ebcc
On The lSth inst. from Halifax, and entered
upon the functions Of his government.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-25

Between two members OF congress IN .
hack, nine o'clock Saturday night, Jan. ~,
1911.
A. die not think that Mr.. ----, would
hav. voted with your party.
q. He is man Of an independent mind.
His party is his conviction. You will wish
Yourself on the right side before six
months.
A. Oh, we uaust have Canada. We
ought to have had it long ago. ] have no
doab. but what they will agree with our
commissioners aud peaceabl, come undar
our wing. was for that resolution, on the
principle that induced me to vote FOR the
other we mus; have Canada and the Flo.
Sidas.
E. Whether the commissioners who are
TO ,amper with them, proceed by fattery
or BIZ threass Of Invasion, or not, it amounts
to declaration o. war against Eogland on
our part. have no belief that they vii
agree, Their government ofi:ers will ad-
here &c their Goyerumess. They love Of
6css
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NeW.ORLEANS, Dee. 20.

Re . gentleman direct from Pensaceia,
~. are Informed thar every PrePara'l'" Tor
drf-acs is making there and at M'o'1e---"-
{, vernon Fosch lett Pensacola hiireo days
AGO for Mobile and lcis captain Co'.e'i IN
c0mrnana. Report said that Colonel hem'
ury with some forcs haa shewn himself on
H.. h!aT high lands on The cast s,dt OF the
h,o..,te bay, and that governor tolca was
snn. with considerable fores after hi:n'
The roys,nur OF the HAVANA 60 whom
Eoleh applied for assistance, returned tor
..,,wrr. - ,ha, nc must defend himself and
b,s o,oyince. as tEere Was no dlspOsable
E,rce IN Ink. Havana and that be need not
sspee: any succour from the Island OF Gu
ba."
December II.
90 Friday last governor Holmes and 60
vernon Claiborne were at 81. tranc'srlllc,
mouth Of Bayou Sarah, Gov. Sk'pwlth.
ws learn, is perfectly reconciled to the
change, and the people generally reiioierd
at ii; aud indeed it is happy event tor
rhem, al,ho i, may draw the uAi,ed States
;osv war with one Of The beElGerents.
COMMUNICATION.
For the information Of our executive and
the public, Itselita duty tire the taedi
um of your Independents Gazette to State,
shs, captain ----, formerly in The Spanish
service, with between TWO and three hum
Ord frs,men of color, we'll armed and
ssu,ps for war, from this eity, have passed
over the Lake. in order, It is said. to DIN
governor Folch; ard that certain great
man Of our .s,ritory, has alss embarked
for Pensacola and Mobile. Whether the
armmg and marching Ct troops out o. our
territory for the Pureose Of 7var .asy be
considered violation ot the Laws . the =.
States o, not, is not tor me TO SAY, but as
thev may be used against cur own troops
NAV be well tor our executive TO enquire
ioSo the facts OF this en.erprize. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-25

long ab.eat coustryman, with every test;-
mony of joy. The general looked well,
and seemed much affected at the generous
reception he received from his fellow ci.i-
zens.. His reception by the suprrinc Jun.
Ia was equally cordial aztec which he pro.
e.eded to III. house of Don Simon Boliver.
late deputy in London, aud brother 10 the
deputy at p4eses, with you, where he re-.
ceived ne congratulations Of all the pessoas
of distinction in Caracas. His arrival has
spread general JOY, and eucreased, if posi-
bic, the public spirit here IN favor OF the
freedom Of tic country. Every thing goes
on we'll, in spite of the Vaccinations Of the
enemies OF South American liberty. The
people have complicated their election Of
the deputies who ara to form the provincial
congress, which will msct in abou. q mouth
more. Ia little time South America will
become 81 interesting scene, to the view Of
other nations; and | trust also beue 6cial
field for their industry. Her resources tor
Ill the purpose ofher own support and hap.
piness, as also OF carrying on an ipporsans
trade with other pations, are great and.
with free government, viii b. highly al
vaa,ageous 70 the rest Of the would"
e. Palmer's Packet will sail
for Norfolk on Saturday morn
ing next, wind and weather per-
uniting.
Jan. rs.