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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-10
FREDERIsK-TowN, Nov. 80.
FOR THE HERALD

FOR THE HERALD.
Mr.. Printer-The situation in which l
stood before the Court Martial now sitting In
the case of Gen. James Wilkinson, and the
forms and regulations Of said court not allow
ing me to bring forward such documents, &C
companicd with the observations that would
naturally have arisen from them, as conceiv-
ed were necessary to eludicate my evidence !;
and wishing that they should be laid before
the public with the view that as much light
may be thrown Oh this apparently dark and IN
tricate subject, as it is in my power to do: l
enclose you the following statement Of facts
interspersed with few structures; that you
may be pleased to insert them in your paper.
The character it bears, as an impartial and In
dependent paper, gives me the fullest comb
dence that you will publish them, with ala
Gritty.
THOMAS STRICKLAND POWER.
Frederick -Iazvn, 25th .Nop. 1911.
For several reasons, which We consider it
unnecessary to detail, we defer Mr. Powers
communication until more convenient sea-
son.
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PHILADELPHIA, December S.

PHILADELPHIA, December S.
Extract of letter to the Editor. dated
L,ncoster, Dec. 5, 1911.
"This day agreeable to the 10th section of
the first article Of the Constitution, the Gene
raj Assembly met, The House of Represen-
tativcs 85 members present, e5 the whole
number, unanimously elected JOHN ToDD,
Esq. of Bedford, Speaker. The Senate have
unanimously reelected PRESLEY c. LANE,
Esq of Fayette, their Speaker
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George w. P. Cuffs,

Arlington House, Dec. 10. st
p The Printers of the Leesburg < Fre.
dericksburg papers, will please give this ad.
yertisement three insertions, x forward their
accounts to this Office.
SPANISH HIDES,
1000 large SPANISH HIDES, received
and for sale by
John Tucker.
~ The Editor of the Republican Farm
er, at Staunton, and Winchester Gazette,
at Winchester, are requested to insert the
above three times, and forward their accounts
to this Office for payment.
October II co
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FEDERAL COURT.

The case Of livingston Us. Je5erson came
on in the Circuit, Court on Monday last before
the Chief Justice OF the L. States and Judge
Tyler.--Mr. Wickham appeared ior Mr.,
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PUBIC SALE.
The Subscriber offers tor sale
December 7.

ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS; -
(Prre from 40 to SO dollars fer acre
TWO or three LOTS, or TRACTS OF
LAND, containing from to SO acres, and
distant from Alexandria about mile * half,
and from the seat of government four miles.
The proximity of this property to three
market towns, the pleasantness of its situa-
ton, and the improvements about to be made
by several wealthy aid respectable citizens
of the town on some OF the adj acent lots, at.
ford reason to expect speedy rise in value.
To persons deslrous of securing eligible
scites for present improvement or future re-
tirement, an opportunity of locating them.
selves SO advantagcously may not again oc-
cur.
Also FOR SHE OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end Of Washington
street, in healthy and agreeable neighbour.
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. div eo3w.
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Liyingston--Messrs. Hay, Tazwell & Writ
for Mr.. Jefferson-a previous question of ju-
risdiction was presented by the Pleadings, &
after an elaborate and able argument the court
unanimously decided that the action, being
for tresspass upon land lying out of the
district of Va. was not sustainable by the Fe-
deral Court within it.-Enquirer.
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ANECDorE OF MR.. RANDOLPH.

We have heard the following and believe it
to be fact If it is not, the value of the sas-
casm is not diminished, though it should bear
the image and superscription of another.
Mr.. Randolph and NJ. Secretary Monroe,
meeting together in the course of last sum-
mer, since the appointment of the latter, the
conversation turned upon the project OF law
contemplated in Virginia, for laying an heavy
tax upon dogs, with view to protect the breed
of Merino sheep. Mr.. Monroe advocated
the project, and was thus rebuked by his old
friend" Colonel have ever found my dog
faithful and attached to me; why would tax
him? Tax man, Colonel-he is faerfdious.
with an emphasis and significant stare.
Fed. Republican.
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" TO sHEw

THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

nun,EEf TIC. c6.a z. 81 10
multiply at pleafuI is
Of the original Unirc l,l obj rg
only the exprefct mi.rd7as in nc
contribution. Blu ri9 s. e-ier %
increafe your power of augmeoting
this number ycu pats the old limits,
you are guilty Of violation of the
contribution, in Fundamental point /;
and in one ALTO, which is to;aly incon-
fltent with the intent Of the CONRAD,
and the fafety of the itates, which cs-
tablilhed the .lIociation. What is the
practical difference 70 the old partners,
whether they hold their Liberties at the
will of a matter, or whether, by ad-
hitting exterior fates on an equal
footing with the original Hatcs, arbi-
tiers aEe contributed, who, by availing
themfelves of the contraricty Of in.
terehs and views, which in fuch 4
coDledcracy necefariiy will arile,
held the balance among the parties,
which exit and govern as, by throw
ing themfclYes into the fcale mott
eonformable 70 their purPofes In
both cafes there is an effective delpo-
tim. Bat the laR is the more gall
ing a, VIC carry the chain in the
nams and gait Of frcemen.
re BE- CssaEKsl.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

-4OS& - AHLCJG PAFISR4FES,
Pr'Ate letters from 6nckc5Fss asuiop.
that Congress of Peace between AA.sia.
1UEy, a~e. IA soon T. 90 hcl5, which will
b sltSEded ny the Ministers VI several e..
rOPs1n Powers ;-RHd inst the Grand FIe.er
(ths Commander in ssief of the turkish
ar1yl bad relieved full powers 70 aeruuate
peace with Rss5!1:
Esie7 SSIrs lStters, conhtm the intelligence
OF the commencement of tho sale az Fipa
Dscs52ber 9Th, Ct tie scquesi cred cavsSes
Of the vessels dsnoRiAated (" 7's4srlft s4ias >
Letters froR FsIna, Dee 31st, con inUe
20 SPEAK u the probability of War between
AAssfz sHd FGrce, and OF lac aancxation sf
DsSAsG'b to Prince BerrGastfs's kinrdos.
a geAtleRsn Of veracity latelS arrived
from F~ts, states, thai il was currently re-
ported IN that capital that BoHArAR1rAsd
very recently suffered another attack Of he.
iAd,sPosition vita which lie w,s sersrsiv
AtIiI-ttd Al VtsaGs, during tie negotiations
Of Tic late pace with AAsfyi4. and M prrs.
crbe tor which the celsbrstssi physician, The
BHFoR de CosvIEAkr, left Puia ard p-p.~
seeded to SCn'aay, Gsariry san Elk.
letters from PHris, 81 99tn Dece,br-,
EtAte, That three AmerisaR vessels bousd
direct fIon the United States, III Esra,a.x>
lSdes v'th American Produe, wp7e pu; ia
sequcstrAuon Iaaasdl2tsly aAsE sTriUle
there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

For the resolution win the rez;rictio1s
The other resolutions we're carried is eoaa.
~ weak mSiorities
On The following day, Mr. PEHc1vAL III.
trOduced bill embracing the ohret.s "
ais Resolutions AGsr de bate, tie Ho,.se
aivided, AVID the bin was NECATlVED by
majority Of l5-The Ministers we're tA,s
left n the MlnuFity'-r-r ne hack w f1,iL.y
cceoFrts " %REare7'aT prseersiaRK lis
A,Eh!y pye5zb.e, an -Es.yess ~as sosn efe7 a.
'r'sKcea asd ddepied ~ b,fA IHsI.ses, 70 reoxs..
tie Prircs Of |alea 70 fakr u5ss ki7r.ssf ne
H-Ssstrirtc5 eKvs'sr " ne Excc41vc GorsYE.
nLsSs aE3 tie LATER ncc-aa.r 77.cstisasI. rka..
= e7e'G'isss ~e'e fhss a.ekiag tsr IL. F.isx 1,
stGfs 20 'F'se' re Ofhsr Bsta-ss sftks keal,s -
Pgiidrle4t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
Bg t.)f s@Esa



Washington C.fy, Fc6. !, lslL
$ Mr.. Eppes this morning renor,e6
Bill, providing that ali vessels owned
ey oitfze" q citizens of me UmfrG
1'1fes' which shsli have densrted from
INC ports Of Great Britain previous %
me I'd instant, shall not be .lbieet 10
forfeiture for violation of the Non.
intercourse Law. There il 10 doubr
q the passage OF this bill. which viii
&c temporary suspension OF lbe Non.
intercourse, and save the merchants;
whose vessels arc on tie return from
England from much vexation. shho'
am fuiiy convinced that the Berlin
snd milan DEGREES are not so revoked
Of modified that the non-intertoursc
with Britain can bc considered, sgrec-
ably 10 the law Of last session. as nav.
iAg taken effect. Ii is generally con.
sidcred that the President issued his
PROCLAMATION too prcma.urely. Tie
documents, which he has siGce CON-
nunicslsd 10 the House, fully shew
that the promise Of the DAG d- Csdore
hss not been complied with, and that
We have Uo;hins to expect from France
Out hosuil.y 10 our commerce. IL IS
indeed utterly impossible for any can
an and intelligent man ID believe, that
any thing short Of a Declaration Of Wa
against hNSlmd, will induce the Frcnch
En!oeior 70 allow Us tree trade to las
POrta."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
cIbfntb Congress.


IN SEH4TE, FEE 4, 1911.
Mr. CRAWFORD presented bill tlr re-
newlng The charter of the Bank Of the Uni
ted States, which was read first tirae, and
passed 70 sccosd reading o. The Bill
contains man, II ne restrictions Of tss ore s,,.-
eoneG n Fhs N -4se II c9Hfi4R-s the b.nt fgy
~ Jtrrs J: lbrovilss tor bonus," ar5 that
ne eabr:al 1ry tr 'scysasea BY re U,sfe!
SfafeE - 500 shares. Sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
f5rcl9lr 9utg.il12Ecr.
ii PELILNzAr.
AoUsK or coAAoAa. nEc- n

The 4 va seer III fh- ETeL.qi-r ar Pen.
c1vtL) stated, taAt X VS. TIC irtua.iou ~
his Mai4sty's servants to propose n.sa,ures
10 transit rthe Executive Aptborin tnl.s
Royal Highness the FRISGs OF Var.
vsith exceptions, thst \" 4'esrngrs, ~ teas.,s,
fr HE, sh-U Jr CREATED " graAfcI 4aTlav wv,
eeyrod W oHs yeu from tie com 3lr1re lsep, ~
ths Regrpey - Tia, The cas ethts 1laje,as.
pa sou shall &c eErEstsa 70 iLe queen, V.k9,[,y
Je as4istrd q, q Cs-acfI, AID kavt autio,f.y u
rcrlsvc tfsnt ~ Nominate tri sans 70 I'LL l1r
js5ty's household. lie then introduced Re-
olulioas embracing these objects
The Resolution 20 restrict the Re-en,
was opposrd land the Hon MIR. LAnrr
moved, that they he sFUck out. "A spiritrs
debate ensued When &c question ~,
decided. Tor striking olt 200
Ag%.astIt pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
'H0USR or RErRESENTITIyEg.

800 = y. - IoII
a bill TO exempt vessels and merchandise
which shall have departed from British
port PRIOR n the ? February. from the pen.
AIiits n th- Non In.ercnurEc Law. va, re,d
vice. l-f Tie aiJcussioa w thts bin ryrs.
s1'i''G f4r ca, b.t sotLizg csaclssISe done.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

IN amendment Of the C0nlutu-ion IRA.
posed by Nj. MAcos, and amended bv Ar
QyIHcr, respecting exclusions from an.
p3ntmeais, wA. al length decided on-Ye,s
II N1cs 20. The Constitution r.oIirinc-
t"o thirds % pGSs il. The Amendm-ar ~
LIST. was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
LATEsT EReAC PoErr-e ~

DtIrStches have baen received f,ars>
l-oTa !" ellington, dtted a. " Cayfcr.. Disc.
Is No alterations had taken place III tbs-
French positions since the tw,.qnn.
sI'Hy reported that the 9th soFps Of tie
french army LDsousts] had marched -,
"fros A1s4r'd, where preparations aeFc
MAKING ilS ths assembly ot large bodysf
troops itis caFtstn, All DroueI's trDo,..
~ v ia % SsrdAnne's, hAye retired fruae.
tAs f'CR,isE, " Perrnys.."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
.NEW DUTTES

n Also proposed bill 70 levy Addit;cna,
DldcS on Imports, and foe do,Is.iin,- IN !
aa1itionAl duty 81 lmplrIs IL ilruign yssspJ,
Acsoursed. ~'4'''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
wkpwkspAY. nm 6


7 y JIO.IN.
1r. h7Pes reported bin 10 authoriz. :.
LOAN OF MONEY not exceeding
dollars. Read twice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

IL rs epen Doubtful z1feftrr nat
S72"ld -I4e Emter2r a5-s b., aL1p d
JFet coDlmrrcr fH French hsyts, W nifh
'Ae 'H'ert9'- 81 hiJ d2mime1s, ID 40 ID
roPea7 G.Gcs.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18


Z H-moritl ot certain perioRs, aylinE
Il, mfcIrcs CONVENTION in the CoHntT u
Hampihirc, 6gned by J. Stebbips, Chair
man, prEyi6s Shst the Legislature you'd
x economical, and reduce the flIarics-
be liberal ID lehgisuI a2tters-encourLge
m1nuf4cturcg. and exempt fAcep troA tan
zion, vL1 LEAD and committed.
kOBRAY, FAB. a
TIC caaEittue Of fu1ncc reported lSpa
II tzP1dicAt to r4ite ajax Of IS1,fso doE
lars.
4 bill to Incorporate tbe EPifcopAl Sv~
Getty il Hanover. was read hrt time. aad
Io-morro~ Aligned for tecOnd reading.
The S4so ASadeny Bill wa' pa9ed to be
esgroacd.
4 comnittes wn appointed 70 oonader
the expectancy Of suthoriGnE The 3nprcno
Judicial COurt& Court Of Common Pleas,
10 grant relief 20 defendants in atfions Of
Jcirs foria pending in fad Costs rcfpcs
tvriy!upuH rccognizanccS takcnlA crinIsei
pt0i-Cuusas.
a bill refPeai,g Md Dogs and Mad
Foxes, was read frft tinc, and rejected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
LIrrrnarL D. ~ ra1n

The hAS~chants ut Ills town. tr.di.r IA i.
uaiF'd 5thtes have S0nt request u Es
MJrsty's Ministers, for precise and de.
Re''e i'svsr A. % their intention, to.ron.
'uu' or t1 au'pssd Or AFRO gate ths Orders
I1 Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
BLESSINGS OF MoN,Rcn1Es

Inc Pnnce oil Wales lately gave an entertain
men6 to lao of his particular friends which cost
e one 5r'tish nauon-5O0oo pounds sterling or &c.,
222 dollars, nearly equal to nine wears salary of the
President of the United States Among other de.
heaces procured to treat the royal proigate's lao
compeers, was 1000 quarts os cream. The gold and
S.cer plate used on this occasion weighed Sir Tons
This entertainment was given at the same Tim. e.,
4o'ooo weavers (from only two towns in Enc.andl
were petitioning the Parliament for relief; they
being reduced to state Of starvation by the war ami
the enormous expense attending it, and the gold and
silver coin OF the country is far exhausted as 10
make it worth 80 per cest more than the bills of the
bank of England, which are forced upon the peopIe
in lieu oft. Suchis the difference between the peo
pie and their rulers under that government which Is
constantly panySerized by the British federaIists or
as the London .Hornfie Chronicle calIsit the Br;t
ISL Party, in this country
Farmers Journal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
ANOTHER COLLEGE RIOT.

PRESIDENT caldwell, of the North Carol;,, Jr,;.
vers'ty, has furnished the public with statement NJ
Tue disturbances which have broken out at the col,
nn,'nS Tue present session, and very much i'm
kded the regular exercises of the institution THE
symptoms of disorder first man;f.s,sd ,,a,nl
Sc.NSs among few OF the students from no assi,r,a
&icVmsc. y quarrel was sought Tor with the Co..
Oh tae college, and In the absence OF the tutors
'.on supper one evening, great deprcdations were
eoTnnitted upon the property of the steward x;c,
ais were dashed IN every direction plates brotc Oh.
ser.ants assaulted, and scene of the most nerft
confusion was exhibited. On the succeelne, gsv IN
sorusf was continued by the throwing of stones a
.on:SS inc passages and the explosion of ,,,n ,o,,
Five of the students wcsc susnentca - r - 49,
were afyrwaitls restored but the POE, ~ 70
absolutely refuscttobe reinstated Tbis aayo 81,
cause OF 'imo-ge to the Students and the disorders
recommended. Gone end of the COLLEGE fnlsau'.a
president Caldwel) was now barred nm o 80.
was raised with unboundcl liccnce Ii was No To-
ger deemed of any avail, that The "A, cps shoIJ
TIME within the wallis shcrenot,irg but riot reien
anu wicre uprosr was made, such rs, il is belize
yea, CONTINUES Mr.. CO is not oftcn,to be heard .
Ping civilized men. That evening and the nov,
uaS the disturbances were continued Inv tbro,r
ingSpieces of plank, aud stones, and by burst.
'Rocks Oh wood stuffed with gun powder, where
yer rie members Of the faculty were not personally
present" Business was in great meas,,re III, ~,
up, 'uu the FACULTY were at loss what stems 70 taLe
he riots were contnued audit was determine cd IN
suspend Two otth rngleaders. The sentence of ss-
pelsloh was about to be rcnd in Person Hall, when
thntyeigtt OF the students rose up as with one con-
sent' rushed out vi the hall, and renewed in the col
,ese tne coetus,onSnd fiance of authority As
soon as the faculty csVdbe assembled, the persons
IsS.Sa.t:u. were summfied to appear. 4 charge
exhibited of conte4 ,t Of the authority. and Of
opS resistance agsinst but before sentence was
pafset upon them, th& Mere offered the liberty Of
sot,ing q meeting switchboard this they declined.
andthey, being 50 lumber, an order Of sn "
i 10, SIX months was Vad toShcnt. Thus ended this
d,ssraeeiul tumuit, rendered. more SO from tbe fact
OF one hall two thirds ofthe young men being from
e'ssh'een 10 TWO OF three and twenty years of age
Columbian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
EYES

TELL me notof size or hue,
Jetty black, orazure blue,
Halle, sober grey, or brown;
lfthey're clouded by fsown,
And without expression fraught,
Or signs Of reason and Of thought,
They'll never please.
But, though sparkling with delight,
Or with sorrow dark as night
Though their lustrc dimm'd by woe,
Or by bashfulness cast low
If Oft gcmm'd by PHYS tear,
Let their owner never fear,
They'll eVer please.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
NEw-YoRK, Sept.
II CURIOUS sen TURTLE.


Yesterday forenoon about thirty miles south
east OF Sandy Hook, species of Sea Turtle,
weighing upwards of eight hundred, was ia
Ken by the crew of the pilot-boat schooner
Young Pilot. He measures three feet two in
ehes round the neck, is seven feet long, eight
feet IN circumference, and seven and a
halt feet from the extremity of enc fin to the
other--is a coal black all over, and has five
ridges on his back resembling the Sturgeon.
struck with the Harpoon by Mr.. Samu-
!. XScon, one OF the Branch Pilots, he took
#sBting direction from the boats yawl and
SOP run out all the line to which IL was made
tasSand came well nigh taking the boat un-
dep Alter a struggle of about two hours.
y ohey succeeded in securing him, and this
morning he was landed at the Coffee House
dip lie is said to be Trunk Turtle. a
native OF the East Indies, and is the first of
the Kind ever seen ON this coast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

The Little Belt is supposed to have arrived in En-
gland about the Goth OF August. Previous to the
18Th and to the westward of long 40, she took the
American ship Traveller, from Bourdeaux. with n
valuable cargo. Boston Palladium
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
MEW WY oRBLoWIN1G ROCK

When the hole is drilled. half the quantity Of
powder intended to be used, is put in straw fill
ca VIA Inc powder, IS then put down, and the re-
maihper NJ the charge is then introduced so that il
may take fire in the middle; the hole Is then filed
up with loose sand, eud requires no ramrning or us
ing any iron Instrument whatcyer.-N. York pa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
Ma. PEASANTS,

MR. PLEAsANTs,
Perhaps The following list of payments
made BY the Mutual Assurance Society on account
Of losses by fire during the operation of that inst-
ton may be acceptable to some Of your sub1crbcrs
you think so, you will please give it place in your
paper.
SAMUEL GREENHow, r. Agent.
General Office Of Assurance
Richmond, ist Oct 1911
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

MRS. POE2S BENEFIT
VIII take Place on Wednesday evening
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
NASHVILLE, (Tcn.) Sept 10.


messenger from the Chickasaw Indians
arrived in this place on Tuesday evening last
who says he has dispatches for our govern
ment 70 this purport
hat propositions have been made the
Chickasaw Indians, by the British, through
the Northern Indians TO Join in war against
the United States!n
BdSe and pHlrnOU8 as such conduct NAV
n and Notwithstanding the friendly profess
sly snow making by the British government,
VI ioubt NOT, but hat government is capable
such an act.
~ The same friendship which we have al
ways witnessed from our Chickasaw neigh :
bors and brethren, is again manifested In this
prompt avowal Of the secret intrigue and
perhdy carrying on against us.
----os:s< -
WAsHIGcFoH CRY. Oct q
he Secretary Of State arrived ia this CITY ccs,ct
day from his scat in Virginia.
Governor CQIusha is rc-clectsSbsrovenor ogVer.
mont. In Shreveport Of vots,pas published in The
Bennington Newa otter. eslusl,a had 10. 5c6--and
Chttnden gaQfy for Galusha 400
- Ss----
AfgLADELPHtA, Sept 0s.
IN Hraef Of a 90 dated July I5fh, from rem
- IN CjeEesfo't, 3. g. to his .f7c1id in PHI
Twas ycs,)Fiay called on Jury ofinqucs, on the
body Of veIy girl by the name of Miss NIar Of
very ppsPeetable connections, butepor; bus tiat.
IL, IS no crime. IL appeared btNhe evidence
that came before the jury, that youfe geafl zpca
by the name of B''-s had courted her and was en-.
~kaSS1. huk seluccd her WA lerx far adxan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

Tickets to he had at Mr. Dayis's Printing Office,
anduaS She Theatre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

GEORGE VI. TRoUP, Esq. Representot;ve in
Congress from the state of Georgia, and JExK1N
NHIrEsIDE, Senator in Congress from the state
OF Tennessee, have resigned their seats
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

To which will be added, (for the first time
here) a Grand Nautical Spectacle, in
three acts, interspersed with Songs,
Duets, and Chorusses, called
Black Beard, the Pirate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

Died, on Saturday the 3ist Of August, ut New
Orleans, Doct WILLIAM UPSfIAVv, Iate Surge
on OF tie 5th Reg of the United States Infantry,
gative Of Virginia.
II the samc place, on the 2nd Of September. 1t.
FRANCIS THORNTON, OF the Marine COINS
~ The same place, on The srd OF September no.
BERT ALEXANDER, Architect AMI Master Bua.
der, a native OF Virginia.
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We learn with pleasure, that the fatal fever which
had ragged with such violence ut New-OrIeans, and
consigned to the grave so many valuable citizens.
had ina great degree subsidized when the last ae-
counts came away.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

WAsnNGroN Cry, Oct. 5.
The PREstDBET of the U. STATES and the S.
ereta'g Of he Treasuy arrived in this city on
Thursday last
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
ESTABLISHMENT.

ESTABLISHMENTS.
The following is list of Ecclesiastical Of
ticers in the Church of England, with the
Revenue attached to each per anuum.
2 Archbishops 81. oOol.
"a Bishops 100000
~ Deans 10000
% Archdeacons $4,000
200 Prebcnds 100000
IOo Canons $4,000
"a Chancellors 1000
lssoV0 Kectors 100000
- 5ROo4icars 100000
& 80 CRuTch Clerks $4,000
Total 1857 ,0OOl
F.xt<tH5ive of Rural Deans OGcers In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

Exskssive of Rural Deans, Officers, in
Collegiate Churches, Lecturers, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

TEHHE articles of CoharnerShHl heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers, under
the firm OF WHITE & SHELTON, expired
ON the list inst. All those indebted to said
hrm, are requested to pay their respective
balances, to Isaac White, who IS duly au-
thorised to receive the same, as also to pay
all debts due by said concern.
ISAAC WHITE, -
JOHN S, SHELTON!s.s
Richmond, 4th Oct. 1911. g