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900 Boxes Window tue box
Glass 6 lO--le-12 Old Antigua Rum
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40 B'es spinning cot Brown and Loaf SUI
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90 Hhds. r. ". Wins CoiFee
key Imperial Gunpowder
IS Tons Iron assort. aid
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Also several Bales Wooilens containing Twill
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ELEGANT EXTRACT.

F" That Being before whose piercing eye
all the Intricate foldings of the human heart
become expanded, and illuminated, is nv
witness, with what sincerity, with VIII at
ardor--l wish for the happiness of the
whole race of mankind. How much !
admire that disposition OF lands and seas
which affords a Communi cation between
distant regions, and a mutual exchange OF
benefits. How sincerely approve of those
social rehnements, which add to cur hap
piness, and induce US with gratitude to &C.
knowledge our Creators goodness, aad how
ouch delight in participation of the dis
coferles made from time to time in ma
,ufe's works by our philosophical brethren
IN Europe. But (adds our philosupner)
when Consider that iuxury, and her con-
slant follower tyrSbny, which have long
since laid the glories of Asia in the dust,
are now advancing like torrent, irresis
tible, and have nearly completed their con
quest over Europe II am re ldy to wis.-----
VAN wish that nature would raise bei e !.
veriasung bars between the new ana the
aid world, and make voyage e Europe
as impracticable as one TO The moon''
kittennOuse.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
VIRGINIA LEcisLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY Jan. le.ss,

A communication from the Senate
by their clerk
The Senate have passed the bill
Concerning the records and papers
'of certain Superior Courts of l. w. ,
The eUgross:d bin To a mend the
several ACES to compel the attendance
of witnesses before single magis-
trage >
Giving further time to tie owners
of lots in the town OF Meedsviile to
improve the same =
Concerning Old Point Comfort,
The property of the commonwealth.
In the county OF Elizabeth Civ ,
decreasing the powers of the trus-
tees OF TIE town of Portsmouth, in the
county oil Norfolk ;'--and
Authorizing the court Of Rockbridpe
county co levy sunl of money tor the
purpose thrsein northumberland sc.
vcrally read thisl time end psssed.
Ordered, Thai the Clerk AIRY the
said bills to the Senate and desire their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
MISFORTUNE.


| .S'ceet are uses Of ddoe~sity,
Whirh, ike the foai. ugly and veno,noas,
Wears nor a precious jessei in ITS head.
SHAKESPEARE,
lis thine, dread power TO tame the heart,
And bid the tear of sorrow flow;
The troubled soul pierc'd by the dart,
viii learn to " feel auother's woe.''
Inform d by thee. the immortal mind,
In holy contemplation roves,
Her views outstrip the heeting wind''
And soar where angels tell their loves.
The manly breast will meet thy Hast,
And proudly stem thy rudest shock:
Iwili never sigh for pleasures past,
But build on Heavens eternal rock.
Yes its RELIGIoN's soothing power,
Which bids us bear MIsFoRTUNE's
frpwns,
IT'S THAT which cheers II gloomy hour.
When grief the fainting spirit drowas.
RELIGION, like the brilliant bow,
Shine through ADvKRsIry's dark cloud
SHE rends the ssble weeds of woe,
Which oft our brightest prospect stroud.
Weak mortals, then, no more repih>
Nor dare dispute tn ETEREAL's will
FAITH points 10 realms OF light divine,
And bids the doubtipg soul DE still
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
JAMES MADISON.
january, 1911,
AN ACT

To continue in force for further time
the first section of the act, entitled can
act further TO protect the commerce and
seamen of the United States against the
Barbary powers"
II z it enacted by the Senate and House
- of Representatives 9th United States
Of America, IN Congress assembled. That
so much OF the act passed on the twenty
fifth day of March, one thousand ght
hundred aud four, entitled Gan act further
to protect che commerce and seGmea of
the United States against the Barbary
powers ~ is contained ~ the first sect.
on of the said act, asd which was revived
andeont nued In force for The TIME therein
meDC oncd, by an Ct, entitled &" An act &c
revive and continue in force for a further
time tn first section Of the act, entitled
+" M act further to protect the Commerce
and seamen of the United States agains
the Bsrbary powers" passed OIL the lweIita
day OF January, one thousand eight hundred
and ten, be and the same is hereby CONT
nued in force until the fourth day OF
March, one Thousand eight handrsd and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
FRIDA jar. 10.

A communication from the Senate
by their Clerk
The Senate have passed the bill
Conc erning Alien Simpson :
They have also pissed the bill
Concerning Susapnsh Rowell sanli.
ni..ratix of Isaac Roweli, deceased :
The bill Incorporating watfr
company 10 toe t,wu OF Monroe, IA
the county OF Botetouri'--and
The bill Concerning he taxes due
IN Norfolk county, for the wear one
thousand eight hundred and nine ,
With amendments, 10 which they re-
quest the concurrence Of the House OF
Delegates.
The house proceeded 20 consider
the amendments proposed BY the SEN
tie o the said bills, and the sane be-
Ing twice read, were agreed TO 10y the
house.
Ordered, That the Clerk acqnaint
she Senate herewith.
The eugrosee1 bill 'Placing Wilt
az Crow ON the pension lis I;
Authorizing sundry pers,n Of
colour thetein named, 70 enjoy their
freedom in this state >
6 10 sPpropria;e che mrs,er hnes oe
certain counaes, and for other pure,
SEES, were severaiiy read a third tia.e
sd pass d.
Oriered, That ,he Clerk carry the
said Ellis 80 the Sspate and desire the.E
eone urrence.
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THURSDAY, Jan. II.

A communication from the 5enate
ny their Clerk
The Senate have passed the bill
To amend the act, Aniitled an act. so
lnend the verai laws concern;ap
siaves, with amendments, to viii. i
the, request the concurrence of the
House Of Delegates
The Honse proceeded to consider
The amendments proposed by tn S.n-
ate to the aid bill, aud the same Demo.
twic4 read, were agreed to by the
House.
Ordered, TIA the Clerk acocaiot
the Senatg therewit'.
The engrossid bill Concerniop
joan t. L-ish :
To raj { a sum Of money by !at,e-
ry, for the purpose therein mention
ed >
Authorising the corporation Of
Norfolk borough to erect lamps in the
said borough, tor the purpose of Iiglt-
ing The same, and to point cut the
de in which the same shall be ex.-
cuted,' we're severaliy read third tune
and passed.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the
said bills to the Senate and desire their
concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

instructions and authority as the wor
thy captain of his salva,ipn-Led l.,
I the word and Spirit of God, he per
ceives with JOY how the awful iustic,
and tender compassion OF God NEE
and harmonize IN the cross of Imna.
nuel. He adores that infinite r,cti.
tude which uld not pardon sin
without sacrifice of Infinite merit
his heart burns with gratitude to tn
Giver of such an unspeakable gift
and every earthly love sinks iuta
nothing compared with that which he
feels to he Son of God who Ransom
ed him from eternal destruction at tbs
expense OF s,rferings too mighty e.
be conceived.
The salvation which true faith de-
sires Is holy salvation. 1t is moth
ing less than a perfect de!iverance
from sin and all It's con equences a
perfect restoration to the moral image
of God, and to the enjoyment OF full
communion with him forever and ev-
er. This salvation he hopes to obtain
only through the merits, and under
the guidance aud protection Of Jesus
Christ, who is able 10 save even to the
uttermost, and whose faithfulness is
equal to his power.
If this is the faith of sincere Chris.
tan, may it not well be called holy
and precious faith ? Founded upon
the infaliible testimony and promises
OF God, mast il not be a source OF
peace and Joy and hope FAR beyond
every scheme which the proud hear,
OF man can invent to quiet his fears oil
future judgment The uuthinkinc
and the hardened may despise the
faith Of the humble Christian, NAV
deride his devotion to crucified So
viour: but e. him his faith appears
more valuable ehen all the pleasures
the honours, and the possessions of IN,
world. more TO be p,ised and glorie6
in yhan ell that The world estcems good
and great.
Renemeer, nv reader, that this
faith may be, and is daily CO -nterfeit
ed. 1t you say you 0elirve IN Ch.is,.
think it important 10 examiae whe-l
siier your faith be such as the scrip
turs rrioias. There IS but one faith
which Christ will acknowledge to b
genuine; nam ely, that which promp;sI
the soul to initiate and &c glqrify him
while 1t trusts III him, to bear his woke
cheertuliy, and to make every sacrihce
for the sake of pleasing him and en-
Joy ing his favour.
BENEVOLUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
fox THE ASGUs.
SERIOUS REFLECTIONS.

NO. VI.
Wherewilh shall come before the l. I'd f'
The man who IS sensible of bis guilt
in the sight OF God, and of The excee-
ding maiign;ty of sin IN its nature
and tendencies, viii inquire with no
small concern, can God be Just, and
yet receive the transgressor OF his
laws to favour? Will ne indeed par.
don sin? Ii he will, in what way is
pardon 10 be obtained ? These aues-
rions are answered by the Gospel, and
by the Gospel alone. 1t EXHIBITS ain
sufficient Redeemer, the Lord Je-
sus Chrlsi-.and with the loveiiest nro-
priety requires us TO exercise faith in
that Redeemer.
Whatever faith in Christ may be,
the Scriptures evidently lay tie ut
most stress upon it, as an essential
prerequisite to justification in all who
hear the Gospel. This faith appears
to be the act OF penitent, In which
he commits his soul to Jesus Christ
for salvrtion III the wav which God
has appointed.
am 10 TIC act Vi pSHitcnL, not
only afraid of punishments, but VERY
Of sin and renouncing it. Any reli-
auCe upon Christ without the spirit
Of repentance w'lfully mistak S his Of
fee, and is full of presumption and
mockery. He came into the world
not TO be the minister of sin, but TO
save his people from their she.
Filth is the committing of the soul
TO Christ. This iacludes both alliance
and submission. We read IN scrip.
;ure not ouly Of trusting in Christ, but
OF the obedience OF faith. The true
believer, convinced that Jesus Christ
has the means and the power for &C
complishing the lull work Of Saw
our, gladly lays aside every other
hope, and gives the assent and appro.
baton of his heart 70 Shis glorious IN
stitution Of divine wisdom and mer.
cy. lie At once relies upon the per-
feet satisfaction which Christ has rem
dered by bis obedience and death to
the law aud justice of God, with his
Icontinual prevailing intercessipn, and
subjects himself most cordially to his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
(,By A4h<o,yty.)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT


Making an additional appropriation, TO sup
ply deficiency in the appropriation tor
the relief and protection Of distressed A
meriean Sesmen, during the year one
thousand eight hundred and ten.
4 it enacted by the Senate and House
~ OF Representatives Of the United States
OF America, IN Congress assembled, Thai
for supplying the deficiency in the appro.
priation for the relief aud protection OF dis
tressed American Seamen in foreign coun..
tries, during the year one thousRGd eight
hundred and ten, the further sum of Sc
venty six thousand dollars, to be paid on,
OF any "onies in the treasury not other.
wise appropriated, be and the same is here.
by appropriated.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of The House of RebTeseafafves
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-Presidenf IF fhe United Sta,es, and
President Of fhe Senate
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
January 2, 1911.
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De collected on all such gouds. wares art
merchandise, !; Bile to Ply the ss,ns, az
shall have been lrnported prtyicas to thss
Gay.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speaker O. tie Rosse or la'eyseesr,,u isee.
GEO; CLiN ON,
Vfee President o the Cutie! S,c.es. and
Preslacn 81 he Ss.dts.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
January 2. 1911
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I. LOGA,

Dentist and Ocuhst, Prmee-sfrees, ekfosae
H. MfLLER's Stare.
Respectfully informs those persons who
may employ him, that the operations III his
line will be performed in very superior man
ner From the knowledge and experience ne
acquired with the celebrated CATALAN, Of Pa
ris, he is enabled to cure the tooth-Gehe IN a
minute, and will save the teeth from diseases
without extracting or causing the least pa IN,
& remove all unpleasant taste from the mo nth.
Artificial teeth will be made in a new man ner,
which will be neat, convenient, & very nat urai.
The diseases Of the eyes and the cataract viii
be cured without any operation IN very short
time Those who wish TO have him at
their respective dwellings, will be punctually
attended to.
He has a constant supply Of the Antiscor.
butte Elixir of the learned Desirabordc, which
inparts most beautiful white to the teeth
and preserves the gums and teeth from decay,
Also super6ne tooth powder.
June 81. law