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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

An extract from an Ordinance passed by
the Commof Hall for the CRY OF Rich :.
mond, on the Sd day of january, 1911.
ensi,uled, FAn Ordinance to amend az,
Ordinance, entituIed Al Ordinance 70 n.
mend An ORDINANCE for regulating wag-
gonss drays and CARTS, and .oy other pur-
pesos" N-ss
WHEREAS it has been represented to
this Hall by many respectable tner-
chants of this city. that there is at pre- sent
a great want of Wagons, drays and carts
TOT Transporting articles iram one quarter
oil the CITY to another IA sufficient number
Of white drivers not having yet eugagrd 10
the tasiness) for rem.d y Mhes cot.
Be it Ordained by the President and
Common Councit of the City of Richnond
IN Common Hall assembled, and it is here.
by ordained by authority aforesaid, that
every person wishing to employ, for hire,
withih this City, any wagon, dray er cart,
snail be permitted to employ the same.
tree from any tax or licence from the time
OF passing this Ordinance until the Asst day
OF Maycn next: Bur such owners small be
subject to the same regulations and restric-
tons which have here ,ofose been prsscri.
bed by tke Ordinances of this city con.
corning the mode of driving and the rates
OF Charging for services rendered
AND DC 1t iurther ordained, That the
President Of the Hall for the time being.
may and he is hereby authorised and em.
powered. ny his proclama tion, to continue
the foregoing provisions OF this Ordinance
from month to mouth until he shall lie in
formed, BY the master of police, that forty
white men are employed IN the business
OF driving drays or carts within this city.
Ard the president shall moreoverb be ae..
thorised to instract the Chamberlain to
give credit to any owner of a Wagon.
dray or carr. who nas entered the same.
'or the juss proportion Of the tax which he
may have paid for licence during the con.
tinuance of this provision.
TEste,
w3t N. Sheppard, OK. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
NOTICE..

a LII those who have claims against the
1 \ estate of JosEPH Scorr, decd. are
requested to make them known--afd all
those that are Indebted to the said estate,
either by bond, note or open account, are
earnestly solicued to Come forward and
make payment.
William Scott, Exe'r. of
Joseph Scott, decd.
N. B, Major Archibald Deohoin IS full
iy empowered by me 20 transact all bust
ness Cor the estate of Joseph Scott, decd
in my Absence.
William Scott, Exe'r of
Joseph Scott decd
Richmond, January z, Ill. w5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

be Just such one as we suppoae Tai
leytand to have written. Supp sse one
Of the purchasers own children 10
bring ferwardthis letter as proof th al
the plantation did not extend eatward
to Crooked Run, and you have a pic
ture of Mr. Picker;ng's conduct. But
zuhat z0oala yOu.thl.S Of Snch a child ?
The documents communicated to
the House of Representatives by the
President, on TIE 3lst ult. will do
great credit to the administration.
The letter of Mr.. Smith, Secretary of
State, OF December 18th, 10 Gen. Trf-
reau, will prove; that whilst the gov.
eminent Off. States has promptly ex
tended the hand Of good fellowship
to France, under the pressure of mani
fold WRONGS from her emperor, our ru
iicrs are not to bs eiuped by any Impe..
rial hnesse, nor cutwitted by any hoeus-
pscsss carried on at Paris.
We now begin to see clearly, and in
some degree to feel, the i'll effects 10
the rights OF the u. States, from the
conduct Of Nj. Randolph ia 1904 S,
when he FIRST denounced Mr.. .Jeffersoo
on the subjec. of ,he Flc,idas. Fit
ha not been for MIR Randolph, the
whole of the Floiidas would h We then
bern purchased and if they had then
been purchased there would now be
no difficulty about The Ip5s.e ssion .of
our lawful right. Thus il is, thar Mr..
Randolph, cifering up every thing To-
his na'esolent passiors,.s the efficient
auxiliary 81 Eedera.is and tie actu-
al enemy of his courtry.
!. Can that man be called good citi.
zen, who labors to deprive nj. coun.
.ry of her rights We puttl.e questi
on TO such. men as Timothy Picker
lug.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
FOR THE ARGUS,
SERIOUS REFLECTIONS.

I" w herewith shah come before the Lord ,i !
II is time that we proceed to the di.
rect consideration of the question
what are the things necessary In order
toeur coming before God with accent
sncs In ot!fer words, what is true
frigion? 1 answer, with the great
Apostle, repentance towards God, and
faith towards our Lord Jcsns Christ.
These two, rightly undersood, com.
prehend every thing. They imply
that great change called conversion,
o. being born aeaia, which our Lord
Iprcnounces to be absolutely need.ul TO
ali; and they are the sources OF that
religious Obedience by which the chill.
'lren of God, the heirs of Heaven, are
Invariably characterized.
Repentance towards God consists IN
turning cordially from sin TO riehte-
business. It implies that the sinner
has some just approximations Of the
law of God, ard hat he approves it as
right and good. I; implies also that
he seriously compares bimsslf with
that pure standard that he pe,ee;ves
l.. - = IA
!fis. diocontcrmity to it in the aetioos
OF his llf, (, and especially in tie native
depravity OF his heart, is prone ness
TO that whichis evil, and aversion from
that which is gaod. These views are.
|commonly called convietion of SIM
To. see and feel ourselves sinners is
evidently rs q .islte as a eiiminary to
IrePen,snce. But let it be careFullyre,
menbsred that this is not repentance.
The heart must ienounce sin, with
true desire of deliverauce from it, ard
the att 'inment Of hol, cF srac err.
Neither is the fear of punishment that
repentance to which the divine promis-y
les are annexed. what, yer alteration it
may produce la. he external conduct.
This feaT is commonly the first o.iys.
to exerrion. IL may long continue to
be an auxiliary to higher. m-,tives.
But until those higher motives b gin
20 operate, it seems not possible to
conceive the repentance genuine. Sin
must be abhorred for its own intrinsic
fvileness and msiignity. An ingenu-
Gus and deep cont ition must possess
the soul for having harbsured so hate.
I foi gues;--whict, hstefulness, bv the
way can no where else be SO impress
tsively seen as IN the suiTerines an
death of Jesus Christ. Conformity
TO Tie will and image IF God must b.
Ieentempiated as the brightest glory or
which human paiure is capable rnust
be cove ed with the most fervent as.
pirations, and pursued with supreme
stdo,r and activity.
IL appears that repentance towards
God implies deliberate and hear Z
declaration OF war against III in, thru
all time 10 come---It is MT an oecasi-
onai feeling, bo' as,eady principle Of
action; not An unhallcwcd compro-
I mise, an which some sins are given,up,
ior the sake of appessing wounded
conscience, while cthers are retained,
but an unf' igned hunger and thirst af-
ter acknowledgements. Aed this
inwa d state oi the soul, wherever it
exists, viii manifest itself by cores
p0ndsnt cGurse,of behaViour. know
/ that the true penilert may be far from
perteStionin holiness, But he aims Al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

HAVING lost rote mafie Negotiable
Il st the Bapk Of Virgin,s 60 tie amount
o, 8 20 IN my favor. given by Mr. Thomas
Guy OF Rehm ond, at sos days sigat. beng
for the hire Of 2 EeEro Mar. Which note
became due the l>y day o. this prtseus
month therefore cautn all pefs,as
from receiving the sane, and Mr. Gay
from making payment unless TO me OF ny
agent,
John SouthalI.
Charles City, January $, 1911. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
Bank Of Yiyglinia.

THE President and Directors have, this
j. day, declared dividend OF FivE per
cent, Tor the last half year, on line capital
stock, which will be paid, on application
at the Bank, after the 18th inst. to the
several share. holders or their re presenta-
lives.
John peterborough, Cash.
January z, 1911. 81
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

CHARLES K MsLLoRy, and 1.rSAn
MINIS, Eaq'rs. we're yesterday elected
Priyy Councillors, or Councillors of
Site; the former to supply the va
caney occasioned by the death of John
Heath, Esq. and the latter the place
OF William w. Hening, Esq. resign
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
The RIcaMoSn HILL. AcasgMy


= A N association has iScea eor,,,ssa eor =.
= tablishing ah &c .aen,y ON 4 .chmsad
III, IN the oity 3, uichmc,,d. Aireai
mas a sum OF money been Subscribed to b.
peId Annually in adv ace, more taer ~
hc'ett TO detray the aenosi rents and r. !.
PAIRS OF building for the ARBITRATION OF ,;.e
eacaers a,stl .Il,i uf t,,,. S,.i,o
lars, and other incidental and contingent
sxpers 9, for t,,et q. ten years. Eve
trustees have been elected for the ensu.
ing year, BY those whose subscriptions re.
specs'yeiy amount to 90 dollars, TO Wit
JOBN -. BLAIR. Presioeo..
John BUCHANAN,
Col RICHARD ADAMS.
GE0RG ESyx SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEASANrS.
Ths Trustees are invested by the sus.
scribers with general power 10 superin.
tsno the Academy, to Prescribe rules eor
It's good order and government, as we'll IN
relation to the Teachers as The SCHOLARS.
10 determine on the saheme OF educ alton
10 De pursued, the number OF Teachers
to-se empoysd, and ile nu ,her Of scho.
lars OF both sexes, TO bc admitted IN ,fba
Academy, ard to provide fiji and conye-
nleRt building Tor tue hai9tltiosi- Of thr
leacisrs K accommodation of rae sche Is.
ne Trustees have determned that for
s..S PtrSctn, the Eng G2tiH, GrCek and
french tan uaSes, writing aud ar.thmatic.
the prac ticai branches ct the Math. mates
and Geography, may there be tau xh,--ani
that 1t will tc cxpcdient to employ one
person to act as presden., ami two soo.
sfoinate Teachers, besiu- a preceptress,
TOT the female scholars, whose auaiisica.
lions shall fit them to COMMUNICATE in
strrcton in the course of education above
proposed. They have also deter m ned that
the proportion of scholars shall be to
the teachers, as IS To ooe-,i,at the PRICE
CT ra''ion shall be s ~ per year, for the
Latin and Greek laas uAges, ind practical
branches of the Mathematics, for al, or
eithero of them: And 5 % tor the Eneiis,
Grammar, including writing, reading, a.
rtnmenc and geography these fees 10 b..
pad quarterly IN advance, and one dollar
on admission from each scholar, to be appli.
cd to provide fuel for the scroos--And the
Trustees having provided bu .lding stuat.
on Richmond-H,ll near the Church, suifi.
crent Tor the parposss aforesaid, they are
now Ready to receive proposals from suca
persons as are qualified, and who would
choose toundertake the instruction. of youth
IN the said Acade my=and earnestly in.
vite the attention OF parenrs to an ESTABLISH.
neut from which il is hoped much public
utility will result.
On behalf of the Trustees,
GEORGE WN. SMITH,
SAMUEL fLEASANFS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

Mr. RICHARD DAsNEY having been on
gagged as one OF the Teachers in the Rich
iInand Hill Academy, will open school on
Monday the 18th of January. Persons
wishing to enter Scholars. will apply 70
Mr. SAMUEL c. ADAMs, Treasure.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

MAkBIED--On the 4ta inst, by oh,
Rev. MR. Specie, at fs. THema.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

TO ~ HIRRD by The ear OF mcah. .
4 valuable STONE MAsoN, VINO his had
~ years sSPerienee IA that busipess Rnqu;te
. @e Flq'SE !aa.9. lsIl,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
N07ICE.

The STOCKHOLDERS o. the
Bank of Virginia, In ard about kich.
rnond, are request ! 70 Fest at IA
Bank 70 morrow, at ~ o'clcek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08

AiAler's in Pen hatan-tons MtLLra
esq. to the aA,iable Miss NJ ARrnA.
lopD MAcos, second daughter CT
John Macoa esq. decd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
100 4cres of Land,

Adjoining the lands Of the late Alexander
Trent and the srect whereoo the said
Boatwright nov lives Also six head o
Horses, one yoke Of Oxen and Cart. twe,ve
head of sheep, tweivehead OF Hon oed Cst-
lie, ave Feather Beds and their furniture,
toge her with all the residue Of his
Household 81 Kitchen Furniture,
Or 50 much thereof rs win be sufficient 70
discharge the debts therein mentioned in
the said Deed Of Trust, with tae legal IT, /.
tersst thereon. together with All expenses
attendiag the execution Of the Tfust- SUCH
Title as IS vested IN the Trustee, wilt be
made and no more, by
Henry Bell, Trustee.
January 3, 1871. Va.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-08
Advertisement.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust from John
ID Boatwrigtt of the county Of Cumb,r
LAND, TO the subscriber, to secure the. pay.
ment Of sundry debts therein mentioned,
will (vithout reservel be sold, TO the high.
est bidder, for cash, or otherwise, as II
may be found most beneficial 10 the par
Ties concerned, az the house OF the said
Boatwright, living near MIR Stephen w.
TTents nil on Willis's Rive, III toe county
aforessid, on Friday The ls. Day Of mex
month February iffa'r, ifoot the xtday,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
IMPORTANT.

A letter from respectable gentleman at
Fort Stoddar,, to his friend in Baiilmore, da-
ted March Is, says:
wrote to you short time since, giving
you an account of our movemen, to this place
and inform you at this time, that there has
been report in circulation here for several
days, stating, that British fleet had left the
HavsfYna, destined for Pt nsacola (which re.
port is confirmed by gentleman who arriv
ed here this morning direct from Pensacola
which place he left on the 9th inst, and on
whose veracity am informed can rely; -
stating, that two briggs had arrived al Pensaco-
ia, laden with arms and ammunition, which
we're landing and that the feet was layin.
at the Baracas, which is about nine miles be-
low hut does not know the number ;--,hat
there had been great rejoicings at PensacoIa,
in consequence Of the arrival ST the feet,and
that preparations we're making to give up the
place to the British. There is another re-
port, that the Spaniards will not give up
Mobile. 1t is post of considerable impor-
tancc, and il our government intends to take
possession of it, now is the time, as they
thep have but few troops there.
Hoy D-H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

he ship Enterprise, Brown, from London,
and 25 days from the Downs.
By this arrival we learn verbally, thar one
of the Passengers received letter fiom his
friend in London, just before the ship left
the Downs, dated the 2oth Of March, stating
that the King had relapse of his old disease
on the 18th and remained i'll On the 2olh.
We further learn, that the y. 5. Frigate
Essex with Mr.. Pinkney on board, was to
sail for home about the loth OF April, and
that frigate with Mr.. Foster, the newly ap-
pointed Minister, WAS to leave England for
America in about IA fortnight.
BY the Enterprise the Editors Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser received London papers
to the 18th of March, inclusive, from which
the following extracts ate made.
LONDON, MARCH Is.
We stated some time ago, that it was the
intention of government to send large naval
force into the Batick this summer 1 hat
force we understand will consist OF IS sail of
the line, and viii be under the command OF
Sir James Saumarez, and we believe ne wil
put TO sea in very short time. The pre-
sent critical state of the North OF Europe
renders it very important that we should pos
sess large naval to:ce in that quarter.
MARCH l6.
A meeting of the Mayor and Corporation
Of Liverpool was to have taken place yesler-
day, to consider OF an application TO govern
ment for an extension of the portion oi Ex-
chequer Bills intended for the relief OF the
commercial distress of that town
By letters from Paisley we have the me-
lancholy account that 900 people lneariy one
third OF the population) are out of employ
ment, and reduced to the sad necessity OF
subsistng on the bounty of their more tortu-
nate and wealthy townsmen. as this a sign
OF the Prospe rity of the country All no -
Glasgow Is nearly III the same stale
Ii is with concern we state, that yesterdays
authentick accounts from Windsor were not
OF the most favourable nature"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
NOii iLA.

State ef Rhode-Isiand and Propidencr Plan
taHona--in General .dsSem6iy, Fe6ruary
Sessions, H. ID 1911
1PON the Petition of ABRAHAM NOODLE Of
~ INerton, III the coun,y OF Newport, isborer,
PRAYING, for certain therein st.ted III, the
bcneht Of I, passed in June A. ID 1856 entitled,
an CT for thu relief Of insovent debtors" may be
extended To him Voted and Resolved, thai the
prayer of said petition BE-, and the same is hereby
grdnted. Therefore the creditors Of the s.d ApRA-
HAM are hereby nctfcu TO apPear, At they th,uk i,
al ,he Court of Common Plea, To be- holden at New.
port, on The third MoDday oi May next, to appoint
Commissioners TO receive and distribute the Essate
and Eiiects OF the sad hBnAHAM amOns las CT, d.
tors. THOMAS PECkHAM, Clerk.
.fbra a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

DAvID RUFFUM hereby expresses his graf.
Hude 10 rhe inhabifantS IF .Ncuhorf, seho, by
heir hromM auenliOH and Sfi,iftd exe"uons,
7cere he means, under PrCUide ncr, If hreStyU-
inS his d7veting and FURNITURE from hc .Frn
which broke out and c0nAumcd hfS siorc and
sfa6le, en- the l5th MSfaRt !; aud EGrfcuiGrlg
to hr fire eomhanies, and ihpsc, 7rhose yarlv
arrival and noble rndeQvoUrs, kchf H. ire ia
check, MI they were rrL'vrd 6y m trrtrcS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
W NiIiNG SCHOOL.

THE subscriber proposes opening SCHOOL on
tne 2Uui of March next, exclusively for VOC Nc
LADIES, proviaed numoes sufficient To render II
OkJect Can be procured. "A sub scrIptlon f. the
purpose now opcn al NJ 81, Sprtg street, ami At
tDe School House, M. z, SehOst-slreef Although
the principal obJe will be to render those who at.
tend, adopts in lue elegant AIT of WHITING, yet to
those who wish IL, viii Oe taught the common bfauc.
es of Aritbnetick. yuHN WuDMAN
Feb. ~.
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NEW PORT /:

WEDNESDAY, arm "a, 1911.

NflO.IC ISL.aUu LLCttOH.
WE regret th't We are not enabled to in
form our readers, thar Republicanism again
prevails in this State. The federalists, by
the most despicable arts, and In consequence
OF some disadvantage the Repubican party
laboured under, have pushed in, by small
majo,itv, their Prox, containing ALL the
LEANING, TALENTS, sveaHh, and HONESTY
OF the State I'VE lament this cirIur1-
stance, because j, is our REPRoAcH" that
the minority will rule the maj0ri'y 1t is our
" REPRoAcH," that after more than twen-
~ years, in which Republicanism has dltfus-
cd its mid and correct influ .nce, il mus, now
give place to all that malignant faction shai.
invent and it is our REPRoAcH" that hon
est Republicans must give place 10 arlslocrats
and British partizAns.
We hope to be enabled, before long, to
give an erhose of some of the principles and
practices adopted at the late eec tion-when,
if federals,s Can unblushIngy exult at their
success, we shall not be surprised at any in-
stance of federal depravity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

PORT or NEWPORT.

Fntered-bHs kuss. Ii, Eas,on, havana; schoo.
Frahkin, Weaver, Georgetown, (N. c. do Char
ioia, Kennedy, C4nbden, (N. 9 sioop Hannah &
sally, Allen, Phiadelpha do General Greene,
Hand, Charleston, g. C do NJ sous D.ughter,
shlveiich, .Hexandria GO. L,scly, Kelley No folk
do ',odsn Age, Ellington. New-Iork do. Hunt
ress Davis, do 90. juliet bg Nio.
Cieo'ed--shp fishe, An,es, " lusiow, rhilad ;
90. Robinson Potter, 20 te! DO Dr,g Hsun.n Bl H.
nell, Russia; sch lydia, inch, New York sloop
Express, Wo~d, do. do Aurora, Cahoone do
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TEN GEMS REWAKD.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the night of
AZ lne lltb of Aus US, last, indented sppr,ntce
-, by the Name OF RAY SPENCER, dark com
P'ex,on, dark hair, and about IL years I'D. Who.
ever will secure SAID boy, in any Ja in the State,
hat can OBTAIN HIM Again. shall receive ten ceats
reward and no charges paid. I hereby forbid III
persons, hsrbouring, trusting or trading, with said
boy, on penalty Of the Law.
JNo REYNOLDS.
Wsrviek. Feb ~. Isll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

In this town, o. Sunday evening last by the Rev.
Dr. P'ttfen, Mr. EDWARD MARTIN, mer. 10 Miss
SARAH BOWLER, daughter of ChristoI her Fowler,
Esq
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. Dr, MiIledollar, Mr.
ROWLAND X. CROKER, to Mis-. SARAH HAM.
MoND, both of .NeV- Beqf6rd
nan,
In this town, on the l6th inst. Mr.. THOMAS MEL
WILL :, IN the 84 h veal Of ms age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

I'M iMS his friends and the publick, that he has
'sDo'ed to 10 1914 IHames-st,ees where he in.
tends kepng constantly on hand, and for SALE a
general s-sortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which
he viii sell on good terms as can be had in the
State lie returns his sincere thanks for past fa,ours,
aud VIII make every exerton TO meri, continuance
OF me ptr mage of his friends and the pullck
n. Is. Two Journey men with good rocumncnda.
uon m.y find employment, by applying AS above.
.ApiI H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

A pubick Installation of Newport Chay.
ter. (No. 2D will take place, on Tuesdsy,,he
S0th OF April, at the Methodist Chapel, at
which all Mas0ns are invited to attend. We
understand a Masonick Discourse will be pro-
nounced by the Rev. Companion JOHN Pr
pom, Of Taunton.