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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
A FRIEND TO ORDER.
EZoqlence and Feeling


CThe following are Extracts from An address
of Mr. CasfiS, delivered az the late annual
meeting Of the Arlington Sheep Sheer.
ing Society, April so. On these coca
siUns, MI Gusts has oeen in the habit of
ritchng the Ten, of his departed kns nan,
.the illustr., Us Washington and from
under is venerable canopy Of addressing
his guests on The inter sting uRject Of ma
tional character and ren0wn
"Who can look upon this venerable Tent,
and not rec4H 20 mind Tie heroic days Of the
Revolution and The memory Of its immortal
Hero True this relic is in tstters, but il
is no uncommon sight, my fritnls, now 9
dsys 10 see 4 SeteIal If The revolution IN
tatters For a momeHt lei US turn on,
thoughts toward The even,ful crisis, which
tried mems souls. See The remHan, Ut
beaten army, driven before mighty f e
from all quarters of our. country hear the
CRY that "ail IS los !" behold the bravest
began 10 doubt, and the timid 10 tremble
for Americas safety Amid this gloomy
scene, majestic IN ad, ersity, The Grea
Washington, 81! mely shone; The fortune
Of his country revolving IN lis matches!
miDd.-Eyen The elements combined sgaIHs
| our prospectslof success. till The genius o
on. chief, like the meli sn sun, would NJ
| longer be 4. scuFed, but bursting tnro' th'
clouds Of our n sfortunes, let III The light o
| hope, victory and JOY
{" And now Inc contest ended and peace
once more smiling upon our lam, III,
| world paused upon the event-Msn reason
/ ing with his brother man, was heard to ss.
It's TOO long ago, since The age Of AiomaI
Y virtue, to expect u see il restore o. I'D lhes'
\ degenerate DAYS. lis interest, ms ambi
ton which now sway the soul Of man, az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01


SadAsr, HarneG Maker, and Cba5e-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief, in
~ Exchange areet, at the Ggn of the 7,HHE
keeps connantly on hand general aforment
ef
Trunks, Saddles, HarneGSs, Sad
dle-Bags, POrtmanteAa5, sc.
Of good quality, for fale on the NOT reafona-
BILE terms.
LiLezDjf-A quantity Of very nice
% SEAL SKINS,
with which country Saddlers may be fuppli.
Cd on terms thar cannot fail to give lauSfac.
ItOn
~ He manufactures the various articles
IN the line Of his buGnefs 10 a manner that u
nites durability with elegance, which Purcha-
fers are mon RESPECTFULLY invited to call and
eronius |oy fJs@feiVe'. (tD Feb Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

Steel Spring Iruhes.
4 large shoftment Of Blanchards ceIe5rp-
Il ted S.EEL SPMNG TRUssEs, Of all fzes,
which for utility and convenience exceed any
now in ufe, are Kept coaaan'' for lale by
Benjamin ,'utman,
Ex.b1rgs FRET PortI1n! ..fyH 2F.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
No. :, ETs6Ey's- ReTo.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for 6'my q Byo-Us,
j of Providence, who keep him conRantly
tupplied from their long known and well Ell
tabhihed Factory at Pawtuckey, with gen
erai aforlment Of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING oF
Single Yarn for WaG9 and Filling
x 8 threaded white & colord Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing CoItons
Shrtngs- Shee'ings- CAecks-Stripes
Ginghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
70 ShoPkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with TO furnih them.
ieves with the above articles, will be lup-
piled az the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
5nRrfstin9 leoIitttaI aeiseeiIany

FoR THE GAZETTE.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,
AT the meeting in the Town Of
Lipington, for the choice Of Repre-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
WILLIAM LORD,

" ILL n WI hONOs
TgAS Jun received and now offers for fale
i L at his fore, head Of Green Greet, an ad-
dtional a1ortment Of
Wef-Iraia G99d5, Gr0ccYis5, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Cogniac Brandy Pre(erves
Holland Gin Windror & bar Soap
American do. Wafhba'ls-Starch
Old Jamaica Spirits mould i dip't Candles,
st. CrOix and antigua Sperm2ceti do
Rum; y z. do Sperm4cei Oil
Madeira, Sherry, Lif- Table Salt
bon, Port, VidOnia Entry Mats
& Malaga WINES Floor Brulhes
Anni(eed- -Cordials Brooms-Sieves
Cider Vinegar lndigo-Salt Peter
Bottled CIDER Ink Powder
Hylon, Young HyGon, Spice Bitters
Hyion Skin, Sou Powder, Shott and
chong and BOhea Flints
Teas Log Wood
Loaf Lump, India, Red Wood
HAVANA white and Fulic-Allum
brown, and Wels- pPerais-Sulpher
India sugars Roll Brimaone
WEIGHS No and Cotton and wool
Chocolate Cards-FlOur
Chocolate Shells Corn--Rye x Wheat
Rice-GrouGd do Clear Fotk-Bacon
Pepper-GCound do Cohee-Molahes
Ginger-PmentO I'D, Cd, lOd and cod
Box and csfk RalGus Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
Earaw>Y seed Bakery TalIow
--saary 'IU-- IVurITIv6O OOltOh anu OVttUr1
Cioves-CDnamon Yarn-Rock Salt
CIsron--CatI2 Rotten Stone
Hngliih Muitard Ouer--S.one Jugs
Cayenne-Oat Meal Tumblers -Chee(e
Pearl Bariy Indian and Rye Meal
CuTrauJs White Beans
Jordan Almonds Sythes-Sythesneath
Filberts-Cadup Hoes Fifth Chalk
Cuave Gelley Shoe Bruihes
Cayers--Oiive Oil Black Ball, &c &c
The above Goods are of the frR quality
sod will be fold on Reasonable terms.
May 8. UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
TO Let, or Fer Sale,

A FARM in good repair. AgS, a SALT
WORKS, confliing of 8 kettles, and is one
Of the bea nsnds for the manufa Cfuring Of
Salt in the county. Inquire as above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

L0ri!Lards SNIFF.
A FRESH lupply of this celebrated Snuff,
= is received aud for lale by JOHN COE,
No 4, Exchange feet. April s. (ew)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
tmOnd, JCnnuru II, 1872


To bfesers. Thomas +. Pieasanfs, 7homos
BiGdlc, jim. Sumuct Nixon, George M
DaHis, T. Benjansin, Cheyv, jun.
GENTLEMEN,
This day received your highly es-
teemed favor OF the 9th instant, inclosing the
proceedings of anuinerous meeting of the
young men of Philadelphia, convened for the
humane and philanthropic purpose of pour
Ing the balm of sympathising coincidence in
to the deeply wounded hearts of the weeping
inhabitants of this mourning city.
Such feelings for the suferings the attic
ted as You experience, and have with the e.
ioquehce of heartfelt sorrow elegantly ex-
pressed. do honor to the human character,
and afford pleasing consolation to those
whose offspring have by the late awful dis
pensation, been cut off in the bloom of youth !:
that their irreparable loss is deeply depior-
ed by the virtucus and enlightened youth Of
your city.
Your donation of the 7a51ef, wirh suita-
Bile inscription, to commemorate the last and
most tragical scene that has been exhibited
on the fatal site, lately occupied by the thea
tre--now the Sepulchre of our departed
friends-will no doubt occupy a conspicuous
place in the intended Church, and will CON-
vey an honorable testimony to future genera
tons, of your sympathetic participations in
the sorrows of your fellow citizens Of this part
OF our common Country.
Ihave submitted your address to the inha-
bitants of this city, through the medium of
the public papers.
Aud beg leave to subscribe myself, in be-
half ofmy fellow citizens,
"o Yours, very respectfully,
IN ~ xNr-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
COMMUNICATIONS.

DIEp-At his seat in Albemarie County,
Ma. NATANIEL ANDERSON, for a number
OF years resident of Richmond In him his
friends and society have sustained a loss not
easily repaired. A good citizen, of beneyo-
lent and upright mind, the friend of the Wi
dow ndOrphan, always ready to render any
service IN his power to the miserable and un-
fortunate; if true piety, if gentle and unas-
suining manners Command the tear OF sym
patty, 1t must be shed on his tomb. In him
his family have lost fond father, an affecti-
onate husband andhumane master This is
inscribed to his memory by one who knew
him well, who has experienced his friendship
and will long deplore his loss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

FIFTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
the subscriber few days past, negro man
named WILL PRIDE about feet 10 or IL in
ehes high, light complexion, slender made, and
about 35 years ofagc, I've is acquainted in all the
counties Of Virginia, being for MANY years "a.
vorite servant OF my fathers, and since his death
wine. | viii give Is dollars for his delivery
70 me, # taken in the counties of Henrico or
New Kent--in the latter Of which ne has a VIII.
-ifany other county Of Virginia Fifty Dollars.
and IL out Of the state, ono hundred He has
a variety Of clothes, and consequently will
change often. He is remarkably polite and Of
a genteel department
ARMIsTEAD RUSSELL.
Dasoyer, Feh. S,h, 1912. ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

that motion was made in the Senate of the
U. States on Saturday, by Mr.. Brent, (froin
Virginia. to take into consideration the pro-
priety of establishing (orrcviving) a Nation
al Bank"
Now. not only has no such motion been
made or announced in the Senate, but that
honorable body aid nas meet Oh the day on
which the motion was stated to have been
made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
The confagration in Richmond, Virginia,
on the 26th ultimo. has produced calamities
which ought to awaken universal sensibility,
and every noble feeling of the human heart.
Therefore resolved, by the Senate and
House of Representatresof the state of Ohio,
That we express our sympathy in the pun
gent sorrows, which fill every heart & marx
every counteaance in thai melancholy and
afflicted CITY, and we tender our sincere Con-
dolence to the mourners and 10 the citizens
OF Virginia.
Rescued, That the Governor of this state,
be requested to transmit to tile Executive of
Virginia, and to the Mayor OF said city of
Richmond, one copy each ofthe foregoing re-
solutions.
MATTHIAS CORWIN,
Sneaker Of tie House qf Rehresentatives.
THOMAS KIRKER,
Sneaker Of The Senate.
r. ORSBORN, OK. H.R.
CARLOS A. NORTON, elk. of the senate.
January 18th, 1912. =;
A true copy
Tcste.
JOHN M'LENE,
Secretary of the STATE Of Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

"ILL be offered for sale at Marin Hill, the
w late DWELLING of Susanna Lewis,
decd near the City of Richmond, on Thursday
the goth inst. about 100 BARRELS CORN, the
Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Horses, and one
large young well-broke Mule also the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools,
a quantity OF Sailed Pork and new cured Bacon
likewise, parcel Of Shucks & Straw. Acre.
dit of - months will be allowed, the purcha.
sers to give bond with approved security for
all sums above ten dolls. to bear interest from
the day of sale if not paid within thirty DAYS
after becoming due, and for all sums Of 10 dollars
and under, cash viii be required. The above
property belongs to the estate of the said SUI
sannah Lewis and Wiltshire NJ. Lewis, deed.
WALTER SHELTON,
acting Executor Of Susanna Lezsis e.
Wiltshire M. Lessis, Aec'G
Richmond, 9th Feb 1912. Ttds1
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
r I C II M o " ID.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 10. 1912.

q For the toHosving gerry interesting iet.ef, sse
are indebted to fhe Raleigh Register.
uerr disappointed in obtaining or Southern
Papers from The Post-oGce in this city t:is
morning, and did nor reeeive the paper contain
ing Mr.. Edwards communication tiH inst be-
tore-the a'aal hour Of putting this paper 20
press E. ARGUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

permit me to add my personal and deep re-
fgret for the disastrous calamity, which has
|enro5ed whole city in mourning.
am, sir,
Respectfrlly,
Your most obedient servant.
RETURN ]. MEl4S, JR.
TO The Hon. the
Mayor Of The CRY ef'RicAmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

u Y virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed to the
- the subscribers, by John Hughes, sen'r.
bearing date the 18th day of March 1911 AVID
of record in the county Court of Amelia, they
will proceed TO sell al. Thomas Porrells Tavern,
in the county OF amelia, on Saturday the 29th
this month, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following negroes to wit:--IUCY, DOLLY,
BEN and MOSES, or rs many will be suiiici-
ent to satisfy the debt MENTIONED III said deed
OF trust, to be due from said Hughes, to Iho's.
Parkinson, and the expenses attending said sale.
The subscribers will convey TO the purchaser
the title vested in them rs trustees.
WILLIAM PORRELL,
AUSTIN SEAY;
PE1ERRlSON.
Perkinsonrilie, Feb. 9TH, 1912: fw3s)
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BALTIMORE, February s.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
letter received at Philadelphia, dated
Havanha, Jan. Is, says 1000 troops arrived
from Spain: 1900 have landed for this city
$500 will so immediately to Vera Cruz and
eAectaally secure the tranquility of Mexico.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

CLAVES at AUCTION. In Consequence of
~ the inclemcncy of the weather, the Me-
pkOES advertised to be sold on the 5th
inst. did not arrive in time; the sale is there
lore postponed till Thursday, the 18th of the
present month, when it will positively take
place, to the highest bidder, without reserve,
Tor cash, at 10 o'clock, before the door of the
Bell Tavern, with she number increased to
upwards of thirty, consisting of young men,
women and girls. Among them there are
good Carpenters, ! Rope maker, Sawyer,
l Currier, good Female Cooks and one of
the handsomest and best Seamstresses in the
state.
BARTLETT STILL, y. NJ.
Feb. 6. nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

g ALES AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of deed
- oftrust from Cole Digges and Mary r. his
wife, to secure the payment of debt due to
Alexander Stuart, will be sold, for ready money
before the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the CT
ty OF Richmond, on Saturday the 18th day of
March next, the following property Tor so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
instalment and interest now due to wit the
slaves Decker, Jack, Hayrt, Peter, Isaac, Abya.
ham, Essex, Prissey, Saiicy, Francis, Sarah,
Grace and Venus, with the increase of the fe-
males since the 18th Sept. 1903.
SAMUEL GRERNHoW, } rr,.,
WILLIAM WRIT. trustees
Richmond, Feb. 9th, 1879. wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
February q.
INDIES,

Capt. ingersoll, arrived at Boston from
Canton, reports the conquest of all the Dutch
settlements in Java by the British.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

COMMITTED to the Jail of Russell coun-
Wy as "a runaway, on the LIST day of Nov.
"a negro man who calls himself JACK, and
saySthat his masters name is John Peasants,
Henrico county, in this state, and SAYS that
he set him free at the age of 81. lack is a.
bout feet inches high, dark complexion,
i'll made, about SIS or 60 years Of age, biz
wearing apparel was very Indifferent. The
owner is requested to prove his property, O.
therwise he will be dealt with according to-
law.
THOMAS BUNDY, Jaiior.
Russell, Nov. IS, 1911. (l2ew.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

MARR1ED--On Thursday evening the Soth
ult. DANIEL SHEFFEY, Esq. Representative
in Congress, from Virginia, to Miss MARIA
HANSON, daughter of Samuel Hanson, Esq.
ofthis city.-.Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

V$HE Subscriber has qualified as admins
Il traitor of the estates of Col. John Harve,
dec. and of Edwin James Harvie. Those
who are indebted to the said estates are re-
quested to come forward, and discharge their
several debts, and the creditors are reques-
ted to make known their claims.
w. BROCKENBORUGH.
Richmond, Feb. 9Th, 1912. 2w
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JOHN CLARKE EDWARDS.

Repeated shocks of Earthquakes were felt
nthis city and neighborhood, on the nights
Of Thursday and Friday last. The one abou.
o'clock on Friday morning, was the sever
est we ever recollect TO have felt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

JOSIAH WILLIAMS returns his most
- sincere thanks to those who assisted in
rescuing his goods from the fine on the night
OF the 10th inst. He has removed to Mr.
Winston's new fire proofStorc on 5th street.
whereh he viii continue the GROCERY HI
SIyVESS, until a store house can be erected
at his former stand.
Richmond, January 22d, 1879. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

OST-on Saturday morning, between Rick
Ii etts and Fourteenth Street, GUILD SEAL;
crest with the initials J. VI. cut on Curheliju
sett therein: the finder will receive = liberia
reward by leaving the same with Mr.. william
Cowan Watch Maker, f. Street.
Feb. 10Th, 1872 (2)
NIB. rs there is no Seal in this City Similar
to that lost, detection must ensue should the
finder wish to retain it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The schooner Valona Cook, Il days from
Bordeaux, arrived at Annapolis, with bran
dy and dry goods, to Isaac M'Kim. Left the
river the 22d Dec. @
BY this arrival, newspapers and letters to
tho Goth December have been received, for
the use of which the Editor of the Federal
Gazette is indebted to the politeness of Sc
veral mercantile friends.
The French editors published our Presi-
dents message at full length, without COM
ment.
No army news Of Importance. The French
claim some advantages from partial engage
ments, in the East of Spain, under Suchet,
subsequent to the fail of Sagunts. The
Prussan army is reduced to the peace es-
Enlistment. There continued suspension
OF hostiliiies between the Turks and Rissi-
ans but the latter demanded terms, to which
the Turks would not concede, and active hos
tlities we've expected to recomrnence Some
failures in Vienna are spoken of by the
French journals as resulting from hazardous
supeculations-but what in they do not men,
Gon.
Captain Cook has dispatches. Markets
good--hour Cat SIS to 80 franks) and rice in
demand. Public opinion, as far as could be
ascertained In France, favorable to Ameri-
ca.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
PIIlIo.
NASHVILLE, (ohio) Jan. IS.

The General Assembly Of tho state
OF ONO. participating in the universal sor.
rows OF kiehmond, have requested me to
transmit to you the enclosed resolution.
10 the expression Of t!leir condoleneuts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

COMMITTED to the Jail of Russell county
~ as runaway OH the 18th day Of October
last, negro man who calls himself ADAM.
and says, that his masters name is David
Ress, in Richmond, that he was stolen away
from Pig Greek Iron Works four years last
fall. Adam Is about feet inches hieh.
light complexion, strong made, about As years
OF age, is blind in his left eye, his wearing APP
parel was very Indifferent. The owners re-
quested to prove his property, otherwise he
will be dealt with according to Law.
THOMAS BUNDY, Tailor.
Russell, Nov. 10, 1911. (12twA
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G.. 8 r. WAITE's
LIST OF PRIZES IN THE
WdShington Monument LOTTERY

2sth Days Drawing.
No. 1926 prize of 100 tickets, from lo7o1
60 ,0Soo, inclusive.
No s62s 4s2s S 100
395 so
sprizes of 90
i3 do. Is
SO do. 70
18th Days Drawing.
No. 2s2oos prize Of 100 tickets, from Ioso1
to 10000 inclusive.
4prizes of $50
do. %
10 do. 16
35 do. 10
.Sold at Waite's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

NOTICE, That the partnership hereto
~ fore subsisting under the firm of TalIey Sc
Talmage, is dissolved by mutual consent. -
February, S, 1912. (3tt)
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an Wednesday the 18th of the present
" month, will be sold to the highest bid
der, at the house in which the late Edwin J.
Harvie, Esq. resided, all tho household and
kitchen furniture of the deeedent. There is
great variety ofhoussbold furniture, and tits
nearly all new & elegant. The terms of sale
are, for all sums under Scholars, cash, & for
all over that sum, credit of ninety days, the
purchaser giving note with a good endor-
ser) negotiable and payable at the Bank os
Virginia.
At the same time and place will be sold;
about twenty FIVE bushels of fresh CLOVER
SEED on the above mentioned terms. A
Horse, Saddle and Bride, and various othet.
articles will also be sold. The sale viii COM
mehce at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
BY direction of the Administrators Of Z dwin
]. Harvie,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb. 9th 1912. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

o. Nathaniel Selden, Esq'r.
having declined to serve the County of Hen
rico as the Representative thereof, HEN
RY BANKS, Esq'r. has declared himself a
Candidate for the Confidence and SufFrages
of the Freeholders of that County.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

NOTICE.-1he subscriber being desiro,is
y to close his eXccutorsfrp of the late VIII
liam Ryan deed. request all those indebted
to the estate, to come forward and make
and those who have claims viii apply fos'
payment, on or before next May Hastings
Court, or this will be plead as Barr against
thetn.
JAMES LYNCH, Err.
February 10 (2)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

VNEIE eighth drawing of the William & Mas
Il ry College Lottery of go Numbers, will
take place on Tuesday next the 11th inst.
Richmond, Feb. 9th, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

Of Jonah. "Yet forty days." &c. but saying,
(" Behold the place of punishment for the
wicked"
In few days, shall go and take another
view of this Western 4Etna. 1t is hoped
that it will draw the attention Of some Geolo-
gist or man of Science, who viii he able to
give acCrrect description OF It. have seen
but two pieces of pumice-stone.-You &c.
nIIN CJARKE EDx1yAppc
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WAsn1NoroN Cry. Feb. 4.

WAsHIScToN Cry, Feb 4.
The bill for classifying and arming the mi
htia ofthc u. States is yet before the House
Of Representatives.
The ordinary appropriation bill has passed
the House of Representatives, and has pass
ed to second reading NTH Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
For THE ARGUS.
CONSOLATION FOR THE AFFLICTED.
NO.II f.e

"Haud Ignarus mali, inserts sucewrere
Disco"
VIRofL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10
February 6.


The House of Representative Yesterday
pegatived, on its third reading, the bin for
classifying and armiag the militia of the u.
States, by majority of three votes. The
details and principle Of this bill have been
debated for soma days and the day before
wasrejeetec, there was majority of three
IN favor Of It's passage to thiTd reading.
The several appropriation bills for the old
army, the additional military force, the
corps Of rangers, and the navy, passed to
third reading yesterday m the House Of Re-
personalities.
The Supreme Court of the United States
met at the capitol in this city on Monday
last, present Judges Livingston, Washington,
Todd, Duval and Story. We are concern
ed 10 learn that Judge Marshall, by the o.
verturning of the stage, met with an accident,
fracture Of the collar bone we believe,
which prevents his aitendanee-Nat Int.
ahe Editor Of the Federal Gazette is more
unfortunate than his brethren in the news
which he details from WashingtOn.--Unf or-
tunase, We say, because we believe he is
more sinned against than SHINING" and "
imposed upon by those who take advantage
OF his eredulity. The following paragraph is
extracted from Mondays Federal Gazette.
Vntfes States Bsak.--NVe are irfSrrpsd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-10

NOTlCE.-Application will be made to
~ the President and Directors of the Bank
OF Virginia, to grant new certificates OF stock
for 10 shares that have been lost, and CORES
ponding with the following numbers and
dates:
No 1868 for shares dated sth March.