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

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member that it is the Office of Jesus
Christ to bestow repentance as well as
the Remission of sins. Let all your
efforts to hate sin and retiounce It. 60
love righteousness and attain it. be
made with a .fan conyictioa of ycur
own insuficiency, and an humble de.
pendence upon the agency of the spi-
rit OF Chrisi. = he task is great; but
uodef SO poy erfM an Influence ii NAV
De eaeetually accomplished. - =
2 'e2ap VOC BENEV0LUS.
Capt. Holmes Of the Schooner S Aily
Ann, who arrived here on the Sd ms
from New York spoke, Defender 20.
Cape Henry, Bearing west, distant IS
leagues. the, ship Lion from the South
Sea, bound to Nantucket, with a full
load of Oil--all well. .g,ss.ss..
Thomas Wofshinyton, ESQ. is cho-
sen Senator OF the United S,aes.
from the state Of Ohio, to supply the
vacancy occasioned bv the resignation
OF Return j. Meigs, Esq.
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John Taylor, ESQ. now a Repre-
sentative in Congress from S. Caro-.
lima, was on the 18th ult. elected SEN
.ator from that stare, for six wears en-
sting the 4ch March next and ON
the 18Th was chosen Senator for the
INTERN diate time, to supply the yacan-
ey occasioned by the reignaiion of Gen.
Sumpter. s
According to the late census, the
city of Baltimore and its precincts con-
tain 46,485 souls.
IT seven tenths of the stock Of the
United S ates bank was owned, by the
Frenc'sne niivSfagin France, we should
hear quite different story from the
federalists about renewing he charter.
But as the contrary is the case, nothing
VIII do but that this machine of British,
influence should be Continued In mo.
tion. Before This thing is resolved
upon, 1t will be web Far -the rspresen-.
sa;ives of the people to duly senqnire
If this banking Institution canno. pos.
sibly be dispensed with-to consider
how much it contributed tswards the.
ratification of JAWS treaty---how much
1t aided in keeping the republicans out.
OF power--how much it has palsied the
arm OF government when ITS. measures
have been restrictive on England --
and how much twill be exertAd when.
ever.~e shall find it necessary to CO.
cree the British government to do us
justices Newark Cent.
Jesse Atwater, T q. Of New Haven,
has addressed aferies OF numbers to
the public, on the approaching dis
solc,ion of The bank Of. the u. S.
In he first number, he observes,
that s1sSg 81 en-
I orTHE STOCK oR,Jo MILLIONS. oaErox-
ERss OWN TWO TFIRDs.ss
A renewal of the charter will be Civ :
ing them, as bounty,
fst. Tzoo hvds of six millions.
I'd. Tzoo thirds Iorever of the prof,
arising from the.paper of the bank be.
ing Receivable for u. SAFES bonds
and dues. 59s
Sd: Ttoo thirds ,toreDer Of the profit
OF United States deposits, and the e.
normous deposits, which by reason of
the sol dity and perpetuity ofihe bank,
will be otherwise in its vaults.
a n. A semi.annual drain in SPECIE
Of Tue thirds Of slI profits.
ssh. Tvco thirds f0reoer Of the in
huence 10 the most lnonied, most pow.
ertui and perpetual aristocraey in the
union. ~ ,t'eg herI-t
9th. .Two thirds Of an everlasting &
most baiefuI influence on our ele ctioa .
9Th. f7so thirds of an enormous
capital, with which to speculate on our
produce and create an artificial scar
city or plgnty.
9th. IsOo thirds f5reoer of the inor-
diuate power of crushing all the other
backs. OF laying under contribution
our commercial capitals, OF paralizing
our manufactures and of awing our
government.
oh. 1zoo Thirds (oyerer of pow
Err too gigantic in 1910 TO have been
arrested and held TO It's own limits, and
bidding fair in 1920 to lord IL over
Congress and give laws TO this yes
tern world.