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FRESH GOODS.

ID. o RICHMOND mas jest received fom ne"
York and Boston, large assortment OF
3JRLNG LOODS.
Among which are--a few trunks Calicoes and Ging-
hams, from To 2s per yard yard wide India cot
tons, from Cd to 2s English shirtng cottons (; blue
nankeens checks best black Italian grapes
trunk sewing silks of all colours ladies' elegant silk
and cotton hose white and coloured kid gloves Of
a superiour quality black and coloured bombazets
black and white cambricks null, and fine book and
leno musns with general assortment Of
SIAPLk GOODS.
usually on hand All of which will be sold cheap
as usual for cash. March o.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given the Creditors of the
1 the Estate Of
Col. BENZ AMIN BROWNELL,
late of Portsmouth, deceased, represented msolyent
that six months from the date hereof are allowed
them to exhibit their claims the subscribers, who
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the Court Of
Probate for the town of Po tsnouth aud that for
the purpose OF receiving them they viii attend at
their respective dwell ,nus, " thin sid time.
WILLIAM ANTHONY,
GEORGE Htii, 81, Commissioners.
BENJADIN FREEBORN,)
Al persons indebted o the above Estate are re-
Gucstcd u max. immediate payment TO
THOS. COREN, jun. .4d,aimsnatOr.
Portsmouth,, april 8, 1871
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hoa
Court OF Probate, for the town of Newpa., III
the county Of Newport, Commissioners to receive,
examine. and adjust he claims against the estate OF
ANNE Rem LEY, diGs ANNE HAZARD,
late of said Newport, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do hereby styc notice, that six months from
the date hereof allowed to the creditors of said
estate to bring in their respective claims to either ot
the subscribers. az their respective dwellings, with
IA the time aforesaid.
JOB TOWNSEND, , ,..,
JOHN TliLlNGiAST,S
And all persons indebted TO said estate, are re-
QucStcd Co make Immediate payment 90
NATHANiEL SWEET, .idainsiratcr.
Newport, Aprl0
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DIV ELLING.HOUSES.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DMELhiN"'
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fronting W"shi'S''
and Wow-spects, Oh Eastob ,s-pomh, a'eiJ P'N"'
ant situation, end in good repair 3
Also, enc other Dwellng-I,ouse,t to the eastward OF
the above fronting willow street. new ana oonNe9'
entity calculated for Two tenements. II not sou ny
the 25th OF March next. Ahe upper tenement VIII De
to le, terms made known ,, ppI!tgto 10
Ian g. JAMES TOWNSEND
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Tzc NS6 eman and his Sc,.vapt.

A NOBi. MAN, who had vcr, v,lt,sble cane.
called his Servant TO hm one day, who was ro;nr
TO leave him, and presented il to him, bInr him
to keep 1t until he should find bigger fool than
himself 10 bcsiow il upon; for the servon, ,.s
uoderwitted The Servant accordingly took the
care, thanked his master, and left him -some
years after this, the servant, hearing his master ss
dangerously sick, went to visit him but 6ndin,y
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EPIr ApIl

On ehi'd pbo lost Hs 6te M drinking boing g-1vater
oW Of the Nbom of 7ea-Keule.
DDSr ASK, VIM here resign'd his mortal breath ,
Mppy soul who DRANK himself to aeath
What then Can drunkarfs happy exits m kc
An>-boas not, sinner, MS was mere mstakc
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

VOLi.lIRE'S .HO.NU.HE.hT.
Here lies deposited,
VOLTAiRE.
This man
In Poetry was--mucb
In Polticks was--somethng
In Religion, was--notling at all"
lie was Chief of herd of rreethinkers.
VINO affected the Belief audsractices of a certain
System OF .iorahty,
winch they had the hardihood 10 maintain as
Superiour to revealed Reasron.
To his own disgrace,
Ana The modification of his followers,
DL IN hs Own Person give the Lie
io their visionary hypotheth.s.
For
Under the Influence OF his new tangled C,se5
he' Lake many OF the Contra,ern,ty,
Became notorious
For want of Honour,
The want of Der.,jtv
And the want of common Hopestv
Reader,
When thou rcilectes,.
That among the subordiaate orders of mankind
The only restraint on posoe ji tvranav,
W nd desire, mud AMBITION and
ohnessiue az Tce, is
RELIGION
And that among the subordinate ranks O, thv.
Ftipw creature the same Prrncib'e
Is .her great support and consontion
under every species OF adversitv,
Ihou wilt perceive that the man who
Endcavours 10 invslida,c its
Authority and diminish it's influence
Is an-enemy to the 'seH being and Happiness
Ut Society.
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MOI ICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of the
~ Esta,e of
JOSEPH KNOWLES,
late Of P0r smoh, d, ceased, repr, scented nso'vent,
th,I SIX months tong, from The date hereof, al
lowed To exhibit her ci. ihe subscribers who
are appointed Commiss oners rher, on 10y he honour
able Court of Probate tor the town of Portsmouth ;
and ,hu for ,he purpose of receiving them they viii
att,nd at ther respective dwellings within said time.
rdo> COREY, jun } Commissioners.
D\KlUS Gil NSE,
All person. inicb,ed to the above Estate, re-
qiicstcd TO make immediate na,mcnt to
JOHN 5. KNOWi rs, .ldaaaistrdtor
Portsmouth,, sprl %, 1911
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TIE subscriber offers iol sale the new convenient
Dwelhng-house partly finished and Lotof
Land. very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, afordrg beauituiand eA
te sive view of the harbour, riyer island, &c. Fo
terms apply to -
WILLIAM ". VERNON.
Newport March 6, 1871.
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A CUR,

L>OR the Sc,nvy in the Teeth and Cdms and for
l. that q te,tiue and joR state of 'he Ieeh, winch
causes them to ache, the headache, sick stomach.
ague in the face, fever. oRensiue breath, and train
OF ne rvous affections and renders the mouth ox-
tremely dsagrceable TO ones own self Add to these,
the modification, which almost every person, pos.
sessing cultivated mind, and refined scns5ililv,
mus, teel, to find their mouth diSfgured, by Ca30uS
aud toui teeth-Appiy TO the Pigs 'c0", at
No. 10, Marlboro Street,
(near the -Chape) who also operates as
a Dentist
Keeps genuine Chemical Antiscplick, and Ants-
corbutick Teeth Powders, which will preserve the
teeth elem, white and elegant, without the least
possible injury, sc. sc.
Q-T Advice given gratis.
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T7lIE subscriber having commenced 'he practice
of L.v, and having taken for an office oae of
the room, lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
rEL SWEET, (nesrly opposite Gov. MARrIN's,) re-
spec fully soici,s the patronage oI Tho pubiick-
II 50 Who ma, be Opposed TO employ him, shall re-
ceiye his unfeigncd tAanks ard grateful actnowi-
edg.ments. DU1EEJ j. PEAkCE.
April 3.
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TEN CENTS REV ARD.

d UNAWAY from the subscriber, on The night Of
~ the l1th of August last an ndented apprentice
boy, by the name of RAY SPENCER, dayk com
pleXion, dark hair, and is about II years old Who
will said boy, in any Jail, in the State SO
that can obtain him again, shall receive ten GEMS
reward and no charges paid. hereby forbid Ill
persons, harbour;ns, trusting trading, with said
boy, on penalty of the law.
JNO REYNOLDS.
Warwick, Feb 20, 1871.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

7 OST, on the evening of the 1st Of May at Mr.
IL I. Townsend's corner, rcd morocco Pocket
Book considerably worn, containing sundiy papers
TO the of four hundred dollars, of conse-
quence to any person but the owner, and about H.,
teen dollars in Bank Notes. Any person having
fouTd the same, By returning it to the subscriber,
shall be generously rewarded
WILLIAM KNOWLES
Newport, May 2, 1911.
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ssss. ss $50

A gentleman, a tour, happened TO be at a very
popHious town Sunday, and being acquainted
with the minister, he accompanied HIM To church,
which 20 his great surprise, very thinly attend
ell As they were returning home, he asked las
friend al there were many d7seHters in this town.
--' No." said the other, "but there are many db-
scnterS"
A gentleman Of Leeds, in his description of his E.
LopEp wife, SAYS she has TONGUE THAT
CUTS LIKE RAZOR"
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TO LET,
TO LET.

rlnJ possession !giuen immediafey,J
A Convenient stand tor a Grocery store, on bau''
( n nister's wharf-For terms, apply to
JOHN BANNISTER.
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LOT OF LAND.


"UAT large and commodious Dwelling-House.
/ pleasantly situated on Uashington- street, next
south of Mr. THOMAS RoBINso's. The House
is in good repair, and is well calculated for two FAM
lies and contains the usual con,eniences and ac-
c0mmodatons.
For further particulars, apply to
MERiBETH EASTON.
MAY 8, 1911.
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FOR SALE,

n o,cgan, Musket, entirely new, with
IA Bayouet.-En3uire at the office oi the
Eb,3e. f.kg.,d RrtgbEcaa Nov. Ia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12

Georgia, pissed the 18th OF Dec. 1901,
establishing the fees OF the harbor mas
ter and health officer of the ports of
Savannah & ST. Mary's.
IS An act to annex a part Of the
state of New Jersey to the collection
district of New York to rem owe the
Office OF collector of Niagara TO Lew.
istown to make cape Vincent port
of delivery, and out of the districts of
Miami and Mississippi to make two
new districts, to be called the districts
of Sandusky and reche, and for other
purposes.
sc An act for the reliefof John Mac
namara.
81 An acteo ex,end the time for
completing the third densus or emu
meration of he hhabitan!s of the U.
States.
So An act contrasting invalid pen
sioners.
SO An act making appropriations
for carrying into effect treaty between
the United States and the Great and
Little Usage nations of Indians, con-
lcluded at Fort CLARK, on the tenth day
of November, 1903, and for other pur.
poses.
40 An act for allowing reasonable
compensation TO the persons who have
taken an account OF the several manu-.
featuring Establishments and manufac-
turers within the u. S.
Al An act making further appropri-
ations to complete the Notifications
commenced for the security of the
ports and harbors OF the u S.
~ An ac, for the relief of Richard
Tervin, William Coleman, Edwin
Lewis, Samuel Minis and Joseph VII
son of the Mississippi Territory.
43 An act to increase the salaries of
the Judges of the Circuit Court of the
! District of Columbia.
a. An act to extend the right of suf.
frage in the Indiana Territory.
As An act in addition TO the act to
regulate the laying out and making a
road from Cumberland, in the state OF
+, Maryland, to the state of Ohio.
&c Az actto establish trading houses
with the Indian tribes.
FL An act TO provide for the final
adjust ment of Claims to lands and for
the sale Of public lands in the terrific.
lries of Oeleans and Louisiana, and to
/ repeal the act passed for the same
purpose and approved February is,
1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
(By M1tGorssxy.)
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
A ~ ACT

supplementary To the act, entitled &c An
act concerning the commercial inter
course between the United States and
Great Britain and France and their de
Pendenciess and for other purposes
1t enacted by the Senate and House
- OF Representatives OF the United STATES
or America. IN Congress assembled. J-b,t
no vessel owned wholly by a citizen ~ =, :.
tizens OF the United States which shsii
nave departed from a British po-t nr;or 20
the second day of February one thonsana
eight hundred and eleven, and no merchan-
asze, owned wholly bv citizen o,- c;tizens
OF the United States, i'm ported lin such yes.
SCI shall be liable to seizure or forfeiture
ON account ct asy infraction- or presnn Ell
iafractnn OF the provisions of the acf en-
winch this acs is supplement.
Sec 2. Aud be II further enacted IT, 90
in case Great Britain shall So rsvo,, q ~
modify her edicts, as that they shall, cease
10 violate the neutral commerce OF the
Oni'ec states, the President of the Un;,ed
states shall declare the fact by proclara
tion and such proclamation shall he admir-
.cc as evidence and no other evidence IN all
De admitted OF such revocation or u,odiS;cs-
ton IN any suit or prosecution which nav
b. instituted under the fourth section 'os ,bc
act to which this act is a supplement. sns
! the restrictions imposed or which may he
imposed by Virtue ofthe said act. shall. from
tSe date OF such proclamation, cease and be
discontinued.
i Sec 3. And be it further enacted That
nnt'i the prociamation aforesaid shall have
been issued the several provisions of the
! third, fourth, fifth, sixth. seventh. e;gh.,,
nineth. tenth and eighteenth sections os 80
act entitled 6 An act to interlict the com
| Inercial intercourse between the Ioi.ed
States and Great Britain and France aod
their dependencies. and for ether purposes. .,
snail have fell force and be ,mneeiateiy
Carried into erect against Great Britain. her
colonies eod dependencies 1 Provided i,o-.
ever, hat any vessel or mercha,5;-.
which may in pursuance thereof be seizsd.
/ prior to the fact being ascertained. wha,her
| Great Britain shall, on or before the second
day.o: February, one theusand eight HIM.
oTed and eleven, have revoked or n,n}iSed
her ed'cts in the Taanner abovcmentioned
snait ne9er<hei sfbe restored ON Applicant
on. Oh tne psftAeS on their giving bond with
| approved ssetrttIes to the United States
~ sum eGeslTte the value thereof, to az
United rates thereon; aud any snch to III
shall be considered asAsasisEed If Cyeat
eritain shall, on or before the second iav
OF February, one thousand esght bundre3
and eleven, have reycl,od or modified hc,.
edicts 10 the manner abovementioned !: Pro.
v'ded also, Thst nofhing herein contained
shall be Construed % affect any ships or
vessels OF the cafsoes of ships or vessels
wholly ownedby acitizen or citizens Of the
United states, Which had cleared our tor
the Cape OF Good Hope, or for any port be-
yond the same. prior to the tenth day of
ten. a''u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
BALrIMonr. March 4.

BY the arrival Of the schooner Harmo.
ny, Gardner, in 81 days from La Guayra a
Caracas paper has been reserved OF Jan.
goth. VIC are told that /, is principally
occupied with letter Of the Bishop os
Guinea, and the answer Of the Revoluticn.
ists. The government Of Caracc ~ have
formally shorn Miranda OF all his former
attainders add infaniss, ard invested MA,
with the chief command Of the Caraccean
armies. A vessel vas dispatched from the
Maraca'bo government ~ the Governor
of Porto Rico. impIoring his aid against the
revo'uiionists. The Governor Of Porto Ri
co sent the vessel home with the answer
that he had enough to do himselr. and had no
men to spare. The vessel then went 10
Vera Cruz upon the like GRAND. when she
was ordered MI in "a hours. and that in
case OF refusal she would be seized.
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H1A-cu 5.

MARCH Do
The news from Vera Cruz and Mexico, a.
given in the Federal Republican yesterday is
that an American brig and schooner were or
ds,ea aw'y from thaS pot sbou, Janaa-y 81, at
half an hours notice, and thar Americans viii
NOT IN future be PERM tied to enter thee, be-
cause the design of going there was uot to sue !.
cour them" and that " other expeditions it
appears, arc ready in the u. States. FOR this
lVe,a Cruzl port )" thar the Mexcans con,en.
tending to. an indepcn lent government 20 the
amount OF lOJI 600 men, neay Guatalaxara, were
defeated with the loss of eighty niece, Of can
non and many men, by the party of ,he 8urooesn
Spaniards, who are unwilling to resign ,heir
powers. The victors Say ti,as the camp Of the
indie .'enden,s was entrcnchea and very to.nida.
ole. The old monarchy party claim anotaer
victory, gained on the 14,h January, ut Puerto
de Ueapetiro. after an action of an hour and
an half, in which they took from 25 to 80 pieces
of CANNON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
CoM.3oGK.

THE subscriber earnestly invites al persans
who have ever been inoculated by him for
the Cow or Kine-pockfto report themselves
for the purpose Of being re-noculated (wi,hont
fse) for the same dit ease.
This request is made in consequence Otis
being ascertained that those who have die
had the rightful or Genuine Cow pock will not
take it a second time. The result of the re-
inocuation is considered the most certain test
OF security against the Small lox.
~ J. TRENT.
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New YoRK, Feb. 90.
REPORT OF THE DEATH OF
TIE KING OF FNGTAO

Captain Childs, of the brig Triton,
arrived at this port Yesterday, inform
ed Us tbaNhe spoke on the 14,h OF
February, the British,schooner Union,
13 days from Marsipiqne, for New.
York. The Capt. ofthe Union inform
ed Captain Childs, that on his coming
out Of Martiniqte, British packet
was going in, wi tn her colours half
mast, and brought intelligence of the
DEATH Of the KING. of ENG
LAND.
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NoRroLR. March G.

Captain Sutton. of the ship Fidela, arrived
at this port from Lisbon. which be lett the I'd
OF January. he Informs US tha, it was Ascer.
famed with certainty that Massena had been
reinforced with $1,000 men. There was no ao
prehension at Lishon, being confident of sue.
cess 10 case pfsn attack the British we're land
ing heavy artillery
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WA.ntxcrox cIrx, Alarch

" NJ y 7 NC "N = IIY WINCH D.
] We have great pleasure, in giving
publicity to she following article in
addition to which we may be permits
ted to state that ar. Johnston of Ken
lucky was the friend of Mr. Eppes,
and Mr.. Crawford OF Georgia the
friend of Mr.. Randolph;
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Cogf.NUNIchyIoy

Mr.. Gales is authorised to state,
that The difference, which unfortu.
nately took place between Mr.. Eppes
and Mr., Randolph, has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted upon terms which are
honorable TO both parties.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
n ME Subscriber hereby gives No.
Il tice, that lately he has founded a
Night School

in this City for male adults Of colour and with
he consent OF their owners, Slaves are also adj
mitted. The School was opened he FIST inst.
under very competent White Tutor, with a.
bout twenty FIVE scholars, and from frequent
applications since, It's expected the number viii
shortly be doubled
He teaches the English language gramrna.icailv.
Writing, Arthmejf, Geography, Asuonlr NV
&c &c. observes stNcr discipline vii proper
rules OF Morsh,yfandkse III n finds fine c.
dies, &c. begins kcsefng dusk end quits az
abon, half past ineft night. he scholars en-
ter for ;he year, nd pay tor their tuition psr .
month Of % nigsHs a the rate Of one dollar and
quarter foT Spfng and Fall one do n, -
summer ard one dotar and half for Winte,-
From the catering prospect Of crmp ste succsss
in giving the Information required, in a time
much shorter. than was at fast con,en dated
the subscriber mort sincerely recommends 10
the people OF colour throughout The IJni,ej
States, (who have il not 10 heir power 10 attsnd
day sehoois) 20 es ablish similar insti,u,i,n, in
their respective neighbourhoods The price nc
tuition will clearly Of course vary, according 10
Town or Country, essential bone6,s
which no doubt will accrue tlthe pub ic az la o.
from wide expansion Of light and KNOWLEDGE
among this class Of peopie=-.fouuded upon the
pure principles Of Morai,y and Rclisou. are 80
very evident--he INDUCES himself in he pea. i,a
hope, that every one, who loves his Ctunt,y,
add has it in his power. will most gen rousiv
further and foster evefy iasiituion Of ,be kind
that may be established ihioughout this happy
Union. '''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12

RI This Paper in future will be
published on the Evenings of Mon
day and Thursday each week.-Ad-
vertisements sent TO the Office by II
O'Clock shall be inserted in that DAYS
paper. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
DAVID BA1LlE WARDEN, (

has been appointed by the Prcsiden
of the United States, with tie unani-
nous consent Of the Senate, Consul
OF the United States to reside at Par
IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12

BY division of the same. The pat.
entee has distillerv In operstiou on
the same plan in New YORK, where
he intends to exhibit the power OF his
condensing apparatus. Such is the as-
tonishing rapidity with which conden-
sation is performed by thisnew method,
that by using it the operatar can OBJ
TAIN neariv FIVE times the same guam
thy ofliqnor given by the old process
in the same length of time. A cir.
cumstance which tends TO render this
valuable improvement of considerable
service to our dis,iilers, is the ,riiiur
alteration requiFed to render an es.
tablishment fxed on The former plan
adequate to thepurpose of the new
method. ~
Considering the in m ense advantage
which the distiH ,lowing this PRO-
cess will have oS nose who are de-
Prived OF 1t, it is Sincerely to be hoped,
that this interesting invention will not
be the object of moaopol Y, and that
the price fixed for the enJoymeu, of a
patent right may enable our country
distillers to purchase it.
We understand that Messrs. John
Vanderbilt and son, merchants OF New
York, are authorised to receive COM
manications on the subject; and for
the Information of such as may make
applications, we think it proper to
mention, that the dimensions of a
condensing apparatus depending on the
size OF the boiler to which II is to be
adopted, IFS guage must be shade
known before an answer can be given.
Nat Intel
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ChrisiQbhsr McPherson.


Hchmond, IUth March, 1911
" B. The re Publishing this Notice gysti-.
where II may be thoughs oxredicat, by the dif.
fefent Primers in the Union, viii confer = cccu-
lisr and memorable cb,igauon ca their mos. O..
bedisnt and very humble ssvant g step.
fl2tv1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12


DIED. on SATURDAY. Mast, at his hose near
torious rcvc!utonar Ulcer, who fought and
oied Tor the freedom of his country. During
the last Is years of his life he acted as issis.
tant Clerk to the Council His remains were
attended to the grave by the Artillery Compa-
ny OF this city, of which he was Col Com
mandant, with few ofhis old brother officers,
and numerous concourse of relations and
friends.
It would be Unjust to.say that the deceased
had not fobles, - whokamong us have not 20
But to counterbaIance a. eh,, the writer of this
article knowss from an eaaaintance Of nearly
thirty years standing, tax;1e,posscssed MANY
active virtues Ike was tfoiy The friend of The
helpless--thA widlw and orphan and numbers
OF distressed persons in different SITUATIONS in
life. remember his dislnterested cxert,uns in
their favor and have cause to bless his MEMORY
He was for several weeks previous to his
DEATH sensible OF his approaching exit, and
appeared to be perfectly resigned and prepar-
ed for it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12

n arrival at Boston, brings Lisbon news to
the Ss;h OF Decembery when lhe English feet
we're preparing for departure, for a very odd
reason, a. il is given in the Boston papers,
VIZ. g in consequence Of Information that the
English feet of TolfFon had been dispersed
IN a gale Of wind, aud bad becn compelled to
so INTO port to repair damage "==Whig.