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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16

a vessel, now at Philadelphia, calls to
mind the several privateers which have
been armed and fitted out of this port
1t comes from man Of unquestion;ble
credit. Lynton. who figures on board
this mtmeless privateer, is well known in
Baltimore. To-morrow. if we have room,
VIC shall introduce other feats of priva-
teering. and the shameful fact Of the pub
lie cutter James Madison, having sa,uted
and chccred French privateer at Savan-
nah. Federal Republican,.
Extract Of a letter from an .fme7icGn CAPTAIN,
dated Philadelphia, august LIST, to a gentle
man in this city.
g Off and in sight Of HAVANA, I was
brought tc by French privateer, and the
boat came along side Of me, each man
with bis musket and cutlass. They jump
ed on board. and when he IS. Lynton
asked where the captain was, the people
pointed to me. He looked me full in the
face, and asked if that was my vessel. |
told him yes. He then threw his cutlass
in the boat. making his men do the like,
which they did not approve CT. He then
Invent aft. and l asked him below, but he
refused, saying he did not wish to see any
thing l had. He asked about all his
friends, telling ne first not to ask him any
Questions. lie asked what talk there was
about him in America, and told me he
took nothing but money and the like, as
he could get no prizes to France; also,
that he had robbed several vessels and
then burnt them. l had 5000 dollars I'M
der the cabin floor, which he might have
got had he looked for it. lie took few
times, for which he offered payment, tel
ling me l had better take it. as he had the
most money. The captain c. you ask
ed about, l know nothing of, as was not
permitted to ask any questions about any
thing. There were i'll the boat with him
some other Americans, but they were so
disfgured with long boards and whiskers,
that had ] been acquainted with them, l
SHOULD not have known them in their pre-
sent disguise"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16

His maiesty's ship the Hcratio, Lord
George Stuart, Commander, sailed two
DAYS ago, with the greater part Of the
squadron stationed here, again to attempt
an attack, if possible, on tho enemy's flo
tilIa. consisting of nineteen sail OF sloops
of war and gun boats, which are stationed
in the warts between the islands and the
main island, near the mouth of the river
Ems. A number of vessels OF this des-
cription are laying in the Elbe, Weser.&
Jahde, principally it would appear, for
the purpose ofpreventing all eommunica-
ton with this island. Almost all the Da-
nish gun boats stationed in the Eyder, Elbe
&c. have been sent to the Baltic, through
Holstein Canal.
Numbers of persons suspected of hav-
ing had correspondence with British
port, continue to be arrested on the oppo-
site coasts, and are generally marched off
to Hamburg to be tried by Davoust the
Gov. Gen. of the Hanseatic towns. Sc
veral have been sentenced to be shot.
His Majesty Gustavus Adolphus, still
remains in the island in private lodgings.
PARIS, June Is.
His majesty the king of Spain has set
out ON his return to his dominions.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16

-. The respective situations oftheir yes
I.,s with the promise to allow tinae TO it
them then ont accordingly: On 'i.e is,h. a
second s deputation of the merchants re-
ones,ed 10 know of his exrel'eney whe-.
ther their property on shore, ;;lat he
r,aineL unsoid, il embarked woald be ex-
empted from duty; this was answered in
TIC negative. However, after reHiens trait
INC Oh the rainous consequences which
must Inevitably result to Americans from
20 enexampled proceeding, he agreed
pern,i.sio:i shouldbe granted for FIVE mer-
chants 10 remain for the benefit Of the
whole, and tine following gentlemen were
the agents appointed, viz.
Mr.. Isaac Smith. Of Baltimore.
Sir. BENZ. b. Clark, Of PHILADELPHIA.
EIr. Walter Nexsen, Of New YORK.
MIR. William Tufts, Of Boston.
Mr.. L. Smith, Of Newbarsport.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16
COOS BANK.

We are authorised to say to the public,
(says the Boston Gazette of August s.
that the directors of the Coos Bank, have
again opened the doors Of that ins:itu-
ton, and that all bills hereafter presented
will be promptly paid.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16
PUBLIC SALE.
August Is

WILL BE SOLD,
On SATURDAY next, the 18th day Of Au.
gust, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, n
the premises.
ALot of Ground, on Union
street, formerly occupied by r. Newton a" d
Co. as bake house, sc. with such mater !.
ais as are on the lot.
Terms of sale made known at the timeo +
sale
August Is st
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.aLEX.qSDREa D.qILY G.iZETIE'

TO sHEW
Tbs VERY AGE AND BODY OF TIE TIME
his FORM AND PRESSURE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16
Port of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED .
sloop Merit, Buik. Providence nor
tbern prc,luce-to the master.
slocp Hero, Sampson, Boston; piais-
ter, &c.--to the master.
Sloop Fame, Wright, New Bedford
pIaister-to the master.
Schooner Daniel, Colby, Newburyport !;
sundrics-to William Smith.
CLEARED
Schooner Harriet, o. Butler, Philadel-
phia-by the master.
Sloop Lydia, Potter, Providence-by
the master.
NoRro1K, August 1s.-Arrived, ship
JOAN & Adam, Knight, rs days from Ca
diz, ballast. juno 1s, in lat. s5, "a, long.
III, 40, fell in with the wreck OF the brig
Romeo, of Saco, with foremost standing.
no person on board, loaded with lumber
-2sth, lat. 80, 80, long. 81, 81, fell in
with15 sail standing to the eastward, sup
posed them to be the Jamaica fleet-Soth,
lat. IS, 81, long. 60. spoke British letter
of marquc ship John, IS days from ia
maica bound to London. August 7, lat.
50, a6, long. "A, was boarded from his
Britannia ma:josty's ship Tartarus, and
treated politely.-sth, lat. So, Sc, long.
70, spoke ship America, from Canton
bound to philadelphia.
Schooner Norfolk, Seward, II days
from CaAiz. Left there June 81, ships
Conoordia, Rindge; Abigail, Johnson
from this port-brig Mars. from Alex
andria, and a number Of others, names
not rccollccted.
Schooner Lady's Delight, 50 days
from Lisbon, bound to Baltimore, arrived
in Hampton Roads on Saturday.-The
ship Governor Strong, Hamilton, arrived
there in SO days from Alexandria, the
sOth July. The schooner Young Eagle
of Fredericksburg, was to sail for New
York in ten days.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-16
By last Nights Mail.
NEw-YoRK, August IS.
FROM ENGLAND.

BY the ship Thomas, Gibbons, Captain
Rockwell, from Liverpool, VIC have re-
eciyed a Liverpool paper Of the eth of
June and London papers to the 18th. The
papers contain no news of Importance
The King was still i'll, and it was said that
he had the dropsy.
Price Of Stocks at London, June 25-
Reduced &c SID per cent 70 t-4-Om-
MUM 1 Ii dis.
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PEIvATEERING FROM BALTIMORE.
The following letter from master Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
HONOR AMONG THrgvrs.

nat there Is sGmetimes honor a.
monS thieves is proved b. the How,
ing cl,cumstance;-A lady " alkinc
across some fields, in the N, iehborhoo0
OF lsiington, observed two very susp,-
cious locking fellows, who seemed
waiting an opportunity of robbing her
as they took the same road with hex
sell, and kept at very little distance
from her. Her alarm was Increase q
by observing fellow with similar ap
Pearance, 10 path way at distance !.
out as the case did not admi. of hesi.a
ton, she beckoned him TO stop. am!
addressed him with an air of coniidencs
- Sir, YOU look like g.nlenan, (
don't like the appearance OF those frl-
lows behind US, think they intend q,
rob me will you protect ms z" M
dam, replied the man, will attend yo,.
until you are out OF danger. You wiz
see when | Wave ny handkerchief III
Two men who have alarmed you viii
sheer off. They are my companioos,
aud we intended to rob you bus WIN
confidence is reposed in me, L am no,
scoundrel enough TO betray it. He at
tended until she came in s:pht Of brr
own house, she offered him a ruit.en
as a reward for his protection Dus he
refused 1t, adding, he hoped he had
more honor lett, than 10 sick his cha.
racter to the level of a Lawyers. Lex
TIE black-robe geutry takesiet S; | ai.l
ABOVE II. Lon. Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
[Chronicle.]
BALr1MoRx March =

BALTIMORE. March z.
We have not yet received an account
OF ~ population of Pennsylvania, but
the Democratic Press of Monday con-
tains most interesting view of the
manufactures, manufacturing stablish.
ments, labor saving pachines. &c.
within that commonwealth, giving a
grand total valued at S44, 194,74o. In
that state, there are also ass, 6t5 hor-
SEES, 6ls,99S neat cattle, 59a ,oa6 sheep.
about 5000 Merinoes, Tunis, Noun
tain, Broad tailed and mixed, DO.
Bait. Ev. Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
NEw.YoRK, March II.

we have been obliginsly favored
With the following Letter 70 a respecta-
bl';.nnerehanr OF this city, dated Liver
pee, 3sruary15, 1911.
: he Coasignees aud Masters OF
AnteFican ships are at a loss how TO
act With respect to loading for the u.
states. Very few goods are coming
forward for shipments, compared to
the quantity usually sent.
{" The attention Of our minister is
probably diverted from American af-
fairs by the business of the Regency !:
bill 20 effect which, and to invest the
Prince of Wales with the Office Of Re.
gent, IS 10 DC brought Into Parliament
thIA day. II change Of Ministry
should be tue consequence, we think
wesshall be justified 10 expecting that
tnegneasure9 that have been so obnox,-
ousSo the United States will b.; given
up. lnthe mean time, The state of our
commerce and manufactures, and of
the mercantile credit, is so depressed,
i'at we think auy change of men and
measures must be for the better. Up.
Land cotton, II to 1912, Sea. Inland
~ s4~fo -. Id. New Orleans. 10 to
81; urPeDtine, 10 to ~ per cwt.
W. to 80, Wheat l2s. ed. 70 l3s.
Sd, per 70 lbs. Flour, 50 to Gil per Dbl.
Kice. 20 to u per c1t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
NhrcHEz Feb. IL.


Our latest accounts from Mobile.
inform US that Lieut.. Dexter passed
the fort without plolestatioh or even
being hailed by the Spaniards, and
has taken a position abovc--thae Col.
Gushing lives in the town, and the
troops are camp9d in sight and that
Col. Cushing is Of opinion ihas Folch
will IN no event give up the place in.
less by compuls;qr.
ExtracS of letter from St. Francis
vile tofone Of the editors of this
paper, dated ian %, fsif.
Governor CEiborue has formed
this part of tl3 country, ipto coun-
ty, which nc caliJ FAltciana, and has
divided itinto four parishcs, w. East
Baton Rouge, NsY-fcliciana, 81. He
lena, and St. Tamrnaay the latser
parish is composed OF the settlements
OF Bochchi;to, Tsprhipaho, Peal i.
YER, &c. and WIS called by the con.
veution ST. Ferdinand. The people
= are much PlsaseN az the change Of
|, .Eovsrnment, but express some dis
leasure at the forpatlon of parishes.
spa the deiay OF allowing them a rep
'srszentatihn 10 the Legislature.
The day before Yesterday col. KEN.
per striysd IT This place from Fort
stoddes f. Sstival was snnoaated
by rost'H cannon, and the people
locked from every quarter to welcome
the soldier and the friend. Never did
1 witnes more lively expression o f
JOY. Ia the evening there was grand
illumination. / had but lit;le conyer.
saqon with the Col. every one pres
sing to have hiia as a guest. He
however Apd leisure to inform me
|, .that.he NJ Fort Stoddert on the
y q %t. at which time the Spaniards
sill k&d yNobile Pon, and that col.
(Cuabing was living in the town, and
stient De1ter, with the gun boats, was
hug before the place. that the Spa
Wards would hold oat as long as no
Nice was 20 he used but that If or
hefs were giyeDto take it, they would
give II Gp rarher than sacrifice their
,nen--thatscol. Carson had been 20
Pensacola, u enquire into the situati-
on 81 the prisonero made Nv Eolch.
when nc defeated the party of Anne.
fieans tha' = ssed the line few weeks
slhce, abd was informed that thew
VE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
March Id.

Our Spanish papers from South A.
merIca, do NOT appear to possess much
interest. They are occupied with
skirmishes, jupta and private address
SIS upon the nature and structure of
governments some specimens of fue
WRITING, tending TO eiucidate the lite
nature OF the country, patriotic dona.
tons evincive of the popular spirit,
some regulations for the advancement
OF pgbhc schools, &c. The blockade
OF Monte Video is said to be removed
and Peru has at length declared 10 IA.
vor of independence. In short, one
general impulse In favor of liberty
seems to Pervade the whole southern
hemisphere.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
In Richmond Hastings Curt.

March 18th 1911.
i being represented to the Court,
4 that there are many instances OF the
SMALL POX existing at and abou.
Rockstsa the Court having conyencd
the Ph&sicians Of the Ciiy, andf with
them hseing consulted and maluJely
considered the subject, and for reae Cons
appearing to them, do, therefore, or.
der, tha' no incubation whatever for
the Small Pox be permitted. And the
Court strongly recommend to the ci,i.
zens mpediate VACCINATION /;
whichis ordered to be published forth
with, as well in hand. bills as in the
news papers.
A Copy-Test
THOMAS c. HOWARD, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
Segrn AaAs lqter Gom L.iaban.

The Ship Macy, Higgins, a, N. York.
Lett Lisbon on the 9th Jan. No alttra.
uon near that City. Accounts received az
Lisbon stated, that the Freucn army be.
Megins Cadiz were about marching of to-.
wards Inc Iagus. Large reiniorcements
oaiiy exPected from England for south
sioe "i the Iagus. Troops from Cadiz
woufd pursue the French towards LISBON.
M'tqlis komana died about the 2cth of
January. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
Extract of a letter from London. datet
January s.
A FRENCH rIxET OUT,
TIE CORK FLEET TATEN.

a passenger in the schooner Ana zon.
Capt Rich, who arrived at this port yes.
terdays in i9 days from St. Johns, Port
Nico informs that he left St. Thomas. on
the 18th uls. on which day advices were re-
ceived there of the capture OF the Cork
aesfbouwl 70 the West Indies. By French
squatrcn es eight sail of the line and eight
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
Public Auction.

u Ytcirue of deed of trust executed to the
- Subscriber and Benjamin Harrison, by A /.
leNauder McRse, bearing da'e the 6fth day Of
June, N the year 1900, and dny recorded in he
general court Of this commonwealth, for The par
pose Of securing 70 William Gay, debt due
him By The said Alexander McRas, wi be sold /.
on "Wednesday the ienth day Of Ap1Nhext, At
Manchester, At Puolic Auction, fcr ready money.
a TRACT Of LAND near Manchester on Iaoics
River in the County of Chesterfield, combining
40 Acres, more or less. IL being the same land
conveyed by the said William Gay TO he said
Alexander M'Rae, or so much thereof a. shan
be sufficient to raise the insalrents now dne
tie said William G.y, suh inter, St, and the costs
of executing this Tru =
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Richmond, March lsth, 1911. tdl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18


deiaming the chief magistrate.
Nat. Int.
f" Can any honest man restrain his
indignation at such proceedings ?n-
Gays the New York Evening Post, ap.
( plying it ro the late determination of
THE majority of the House of Repre-
sentatives,to obtain the passage of the
bill before them, the violent and un-
constitual means by which its oppon-.
cnts essayed to defeat it notwithssan-
ding. This question might be readi-
ly answered by an other.-Are the
minority to hch the reins Of govern
meat? Or, what is the same thing,
are they TO be permitted to debate a
question until the period prescribed
bv the constitution for the termination
of the session Surely not aud
when a sense of prorriety, of deco
rum, of respect for themselves, has no
effect to check such cou Sc, il is well
that the rules Of the House of Rep.
resentatives, like those of every other
Legislative BODY, afford a remedy.
I'he right of the previous question we
cen ider as undi,puted and the pro.
priety of using i. on that occasion is
acknowledged by the conduct of Mr..
GARDENER, not the least conspicuous
member of the federal party in the
House of Representative who, on
the very next day, himself moved the
previous question on a point which
had not been debated more than flf-
teen minutes. On the latter occasion,
II We mistake not, all the mem bers
who usually act with MIR. GARDENER
voted with aim; and afeprobation of
the use OF the rule comes now with
very i'll grace from that quarter.
The truth is, tn .t the decision of the
House of Representatives, bv. which
the previous question Is revived, is of
the greatest Importance ia the due ex-
ercise OF the powers OF government !;
II will prevent a repetition OF scenes
which have rendered 10 render the
proceedings of the House unDrc6tabie
TO the nation and derogatory 10 their
own dignity. We shSll pfo5ahly have
no more debates or three weeks du.
ration on a resolution 20 support the
executive IN rePesirg the insoieuce Of
: foreign minister; no more sit1ings
3 till daylight to obtain the passage Of
laws supported by the sentiment Of
two-thircs of the Mouse. In short,
1t will produce order and decorum.
where the contrary have been too
much tolerated it viii establish the
proper rela,iou between the naiori..
and minority, whica has been grossly
perverted !; it willrender the procee-
dings OF Congres more respectable at
home and eiIicacinus abroad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
IN the Ladies' moi spearlA;g focltE.

slow foolish are our Ladies rrowni,
Cries Jack land thussbe ti.ipks IL shown.
Walking down Piccadilly
mt to day. says h.,a. whole bands
Holding their purses "a there hauds,
Sure nothing is more sliy.'
Now 1 msintaln the fashions good,
Since from It may be understood,
$50 pray let no one mock is,)
Their sense of charity is deep
For no one now can say. they keep
Their money III their pocketp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

were well treated, although he was
not permitted TO see them--Kemper
IS OF opinion that they arc liberated
before this time no reinforcem ents
had arrived at Pensacola"
lChronicle.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
City Election

r 9fheCitizens authorized 10 vl,e for Com.
mon Counciimcuy- fake not &C that the =
. Ssy o s viii 'as ss, pace , OF rd
~ O'CLOCK, at NE following piscesH a Ieger-
son Ward a. The Courthousc, IN M son Ward
at tiF sPs'e Tavern, IN Monroe W. ID at Hen
ry asflwre's ofhce, near his residt nce
JOHN }. PRICE, lerjcant Of
the City Of Rclk nond.
18Th March, 1911. E,SdA1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
PH1LADELpnIA,M,rc 10

We learn that the ship active, 3retAoif.
was clearing out at London, on the 18th
January. with full carg9 for this port.
and expected to leave dock the next day !;
she had been detained some time by The ice
IN the Thsmss.-Tne ship Walker for n.
YORK, was detained at Gravesend from the
same cause.
Shipments from England for this country
won.d be generally withheld after the Isl
OF February.
Extract OF letter from London, dated
January s.
The Robnsonovs very hne Amer;
can, with tobacco, from Virginia, was cam
tered YESTERDAY of Besrhy Head by a
french pfivaseess aad Carried mo Dieppe.
so RtRch 'or the fcpel OF the aerlin aud
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
To Land Purchasers.

DIREcTIONS having been peremptoyIy yi.
- ven by BrIgadicr Genera john s. Farey
and Mr.. Ebzbae Morson, to sell all Their lands
in North Carolina, well known as part Of the
SAURA TOWN ESTATE
those Opposed TO pu' chase are informed, that
isi authority has been given by US 10 Mr.. VIM.
Edward d. oadnax Of Bruins wick. to receive pro
Posals, and sell the whole or any part thereof
He viii DC Feady to treat with those hchued ,oi
buy, AZ his own house, in Brunswick county, OF
any day between this time and Mo -day tha 9Th
May--on which and the three succeeding days,
ne will attend on the premises. to sell any Of The
lands that may not previously nave been dIspos
ed OF. Terms will be made known on app il att
on to him. and letters TO him (post psid) direct
ed to PereivaPs, will be duly sniwered,
Ok. Taylor,
John Dunlop,
Attornies for John s Faley and
Mrs. E. Morson.
March 14th, 1911. Cds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

.uce Oh all MISUNDERSTANDING in al
kinds OF wickedness, and drinking in
'n'quity like water. Many of them
never preach or perform public SER
vice themselves but do all that i. done
oy deputy or curate while the lar.
gest proportion read prayers and per-
maps discourse on Sunday, and spend
all the week a. horse-races and fox
chases, at the. lhea,rs, at the card .ta-
Ole, at rou's, assemblies, revels, de-
hauches, &c. &c.-rruly did a
faithful Divine say, that such a boz
dy OF Clergy " deserve exterpation
from the face of the earth !"
Salem Rep.
MARRIED-On Thursday the 2s,h
a't. at Col. Heath 7. Mi;ler's, Gooch-
land, by toe Rev. Reuben Ford, Ma.
jor JOIN III. CHR1srtAN, OF New
kenr, TO the much admired Mrs. MA
Ry II. BATES.
Departed this life on Friday, the
9Th day OF March, about IL o'clock at
night, GARLAND ANDERSON, Esq. of
the upper end of Hanover County, a.
ged 60 years, after lingering indis.
position of about five weeks. During
the Revolutionary contest which Sc
para ed these United States from G..
Britain, he was faith ful and vigilant
servant of the people in the Legisla-
tnre OF Virginia, from the county of
Hanover, and continued in the SER
vice of his country for sometime after
its close he then for considerable
time acted with great fidelity in the
capacity of a Magistrate of his native
County. For some years before his
death ne lived in retirement in the
bosom-pf his family, seeing but few,
bot always showing the most anxious
solicitadeHfor the welfare and pros
tpss afAis country.
IhSpassession of his intellects he
retained to his last, ard fosetelling
as he did with almost prophetic ex-
actness, the moment of his dissouti-
on II was matter of great consolation
to his family, and friends who were
with him to hear him frequently de-
clare that he was s-nsibie his end was
near at hand, but hat he felr happy
IN saying 10 them that he met it, with
resignation, and full confidence. He
has left behind him an aGectionate
wife aud children to mourn his loss,
and bedew his grave with tears.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
KLNE-POCK.

J. II. Foushee is prepared to vatinate
on application. He is possessed of Hnuine
Infection. Gentlemen IN the county will
be furnished with pleasure.
March Is, 1911. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

THE sale of tie LAND IF Ma hanisl HAIRS,
in PiityIvania county, conveyed tonne IN
trust for the purpofe Of securing de5t dF from
hirn "a the late firm az Buchanan & DAiop. is
postponed till further notice.
John Dunlop.
March 11h, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

qulet the patriotic alarms of those who
have sworn, in defiance of the will of
the maJorisy, TO save the republic by
deiaming the chief magistrate.
Nat. Int.
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In ENGLAND alone there are Fiob-
ten thousand Clergymen of the es
tabl,sned Church supported by the
public, but totally independent Of the
people. The great body of these
Cier6ymen are among the mos, disso.