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days age
We learn that dispatches reached this ci-
ty Yesterday from Mr.. Barlow, our Minister
in France. Mr.. Edward Griswold of New
York is the bearer. He came over in YES
sci arrived at Norfolk from England, where
Mr. q. Touched oil his return home. We
learn verbally that the aspect of our concerns
IN that country were Gathering, though it is
sac no change had taken place in the actu-
Ell state of affairs.
The bill for raising an additial military
force OF $4,000 men, yesterday passed its
third reading in the House ofRepresentatives
BY a majority of sirty votes Some amend
mentlments have been made by the House
which require the concurrence of the Senate !:
and the bill has yet To receive the executive
appreciation before it becomes law. But,
as the bill originated in the Senate, it is not
probable that much opposition will be made
IN that body to the slight amendments by the
House; nor, as the bill goes far to put the
nation into that armour and attitude recon-
mended by the President in his message at
the opening OF the session, is it not at all pro-
baole that his signature will DC withheld. So
that we may consider the bill as having be-
come law. aa
dissipate the cloud of misrepresentation
which has overshadowed the proceedings of
Congress. Suspicion and jealousy can no lon
ger affect to believe that Congress are not ia,
earnest. After agreeing to raise $4,000 adj
dltlonai troops. their cannot remain sha-
dow OF doubt of their employment in war, as
soon as they can be organised for service
unless very material change should take
place IN the state of our foreign relations.
1t IS, we believe, the sentiment ofthe natl
on, that decision ought now to characterize
the measures of our government. Having,
from love Of peace, and an indisposition to
engage in European warfare, been for Ave
years past reluctantly content with measures
OF commercial restriction; and nov, perceiv-
ing that forbearance and remonstrance have
tailed to procure respect for our rights
the People, their spirit reused by the indig-
mites they have witnessed, loudly call for
measures of a stronger character. Congress,
acting under the impulse of public sentiment
and feeling, and the recommendation of the
Executive, have adopted one measure, and
others are in forwsrdness, which under pre-
sent circumstances. can only be justified by
a determination to employ the force in due
season in open, active war. In this aspect
we view the measure, and under this i'm
preston announce it to our readers as the first
svnr measure. rt Es
AS to Interior measures, there il every rea-
son to believe they will Immediately engage
the attention ofCongress; who, having, in our
view, passed the Rubieon, will see the neccs<
sity OF proceeding in their course with ener-.
gy and dispatch The sword being drawn,
the scabbard must be thrown aside. For
Congress to refuse to follow up this step by
the adoption of the necessary defensive or
preparatory measures, would be to measure
back the ground they have trod, and could
only lead to humiliating defeat or degradati-
on IN the eyes of the world.
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NFw Yong Lon )

I'VE II" FORK, Jan. T.
Capt. Matthew Leach, jun. who arrived az
Salem on Thursday, and left Catliz the I1th
Nov. mentions, that the day previous 70 his
sailing there was heavy boInbaryiing from
the English batteries and gun-boats upon fort
Catalina for about three hours, in which the
English had the misfortune to lose one gun
boat, with Lieut.. and 10 men, by the fire
getting to the magazine and blowing up.
The Lieut.. was a brave and worthy man.
His body was picked up, and inferred with
great respect.
Accounts had been received, Of AN action
between the Spaniards and French three
leagues from Algesiras, on the 5th Nov. in
which the Spaniards were victorious, killed
and wounded great number, and took 500
prisoners Great rejoicing in Cadiz follow
ed.
a Cadiz paper contains the following.
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Cadiz paper contains the following.
CADrz, Nov.

I" Gen. Baliesteros on the 5th gained con-
siderable advantage in Yillamartin over the
French Gen. Ssmelc, whom he obliged to re-
tire to kspera, where it is thought our troops
viii attack him if he does not receive sue
cours."
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Nat.Int.

EXTENSIVE FORGERIES DETECTED.
On Monday last some counterfeit notes were
passed in Georgetown, and on being discoy-
cred they were traced To person by the name
of Stewart, lodging at Semmes's Hotel. On
searching his bedroom notes to considerable
amount were found, and others were found un-
der window which he was heard 10 hoist be.
fore the door was forced. He was Immediately
arrested, and confessed that he had an accom-.
Piicc in George Town and another in Washing
ton, who were Immediately sent for and taken
into eustody-their trunks being searched, notes
were found on almost all The banks in the union
to the amount las our informant thmksJ of At
least 10000 dollars He further contested
that two Of their accomplices were in Richmond
and two in Baltimore, with much larger sums
than they had-Messengers were Immediately
dispatched TO these places and we hope the
whole gang viii be brought to justice lie SAYS
the notes were all executed IN Cumbersome Of
them are so we'll executed as almost 10 deceive
the incest observer.
The two persons alluded 70 in the paragraph
updsr the Alexandria head in this DAVIS paper
as being engaged in the counterfcitng and psg.
sing Bank notes, were arrested in this city on
Friday last, and after undergoing IN examina,i.
on before two magistrates, were commiIea to
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.c1l laws e5acern;as slaves which bin was
read the first, and, on motion, the second tire,
and ordered to be committed to the whole
House on the state et.,he commonwealth
Apetoon oEJohn Campbell, of Washington
county, was presented and read, praying to be
authorised TO keep up a riitslam across the
North Fork of Iialstein river, = place where
The said river is too small for navieat;,n, being
only sufficient, at common water, 20 answer the
purpose OF IN ordinary gr;st mill.--Referred to
The committee of Propositions and Grievances.
Petitions were presented and read from the
counties ct Pittsylyania and Halifax, PRAYING
that measures may DC taken by the Legislature
tor Calling convention, to amend the constit,l.
ton or form of government of this common.
northumberland TO i committee of the whole
House.
a petition was presented and read of sundry
frcchslacrs in the county of Mecklcnburg conn.
~, residing ON the South side of Roanoke Riv
| or, representing the great Inconvenience the,
| encounter in attending their county elections
ana praying that separate election be appoint
ed to be annually held, at the House of Michael
Tarwater, on the south side Of the said river
under such regulations as the legislature ma,
deem proper.-Referrcd to select committee
A petition OF John Lain, praying an increase
OF ms pension, was presented and read Re
ierred TO the committee Of Claims
The House adjourned until tomorrow IL o.
| clock.
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WASHINGTON CITY. Ian.

-. TON SITY, Jan. z.
VIM. Pinkncy, Esq. Attorney General of
the United States, arrived in this city a few
days age,
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Urbana, Champaign Co. Ohio.
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. NHARLESToF, January a.
AS mark of respect for the memory Of
the dead, and coincidence with the living, CT
tizens OF Richmond, sufferers by the late ca
iamity, our paperthis day appears in MOURN
ing. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

TO Joseph Graves, George Winston, John
l. Winston, Pdtscy Winston, Polly Winston,
Betsey Winston, George Winston, Samuel VIM
sion and Peggy Winston, children of Anthony
Winston, Eliza Winston, Polly Winston, Sally
Winston, Jefferson Winston, Jane Winston and
William Winston, children Of Nathaniel Win
ston, Pleasant Winston, Samuel Chiles, Tarl
ton w. Chiles & Nancy his wife, John Coleman
and Lucy his wife, George Harwood, Norinant
Dicken and Martha his wife, Stephen HALEY and
Sarah his wife, John Winston and Elizabeth
Winston by John Humicutt their guardian, be
pleased to take notice that on the second dav
of April next, shall proceed at the house Of
Joseph Terrell in the county of Caroline. TO take.
the dispositions of Jonathan Terrell aud Eliza
beth Terrell to be read in evidence in a suit de-
pending in the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district-wheren am compIai-
nant and you are defendant.
JACOB, neg,o man
March 12th, 1912. t2A
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same out of any funds in his hands at tn
time snch drafts shall be presented. wiicl
have not otherwise been appropriated.
Inc aforesaid sum when united will
all sums which have been ormay hereafter be
subscribed for the purpose Of erecting Mo.
nunent on the scite ofthe late Theatre, to-
sether with the furds of the Association for
building Church on Shockoe HILL" shall.
by the aforesaid Commissioners, be applied
hrst, to the purchase of so much of the The
atre Lot or any of the adjoining Lots. as 70
them may seem necessary and secondly.
to the erection on said groud of B,isi, build
ing or edifice, as NAV in their optimism be
best calculated to commemorate the me-
lancholy and ever-to-be-lamented event
which occurred thereon, on the Goth day of
December, 1911. -r
.dnd be il further ordained, That when
such building shall be completed, the COM
missioners herein before named, Shall have
full power and are hereby required 60 trans
Ter all the ground purchased under author
ity ct this Ordinance, together with al
buildings which may he erected thereon, to
the before-named (" Association for building
a Church on Shockoe Hill in this Cis4," 10
be by them and their successors for ever
kept sacred to the purposes Of Divine Wor-
ship, and Tor no other purposes, subject q :,
lone to the regulations which may be formed
and established By such association and
their successors.
AN Ordinances contraryto the provisions
OF this Ordinance shall be and the same are
hereby repealed.
This Ordinance shall commence and be
in force from and after the passing thereof.
A Copy,
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

It would in the end cure England of that
foo' hardy madness which impels her 70 furnish
a veli Tor his views in the cnornity OF her own
conduct. Possibly frank, honorable and Ii.
beral department towards America ON his part,
might be followed by something in kind from
England. In either event, deprived of the
Strong current that British injustice has set in
his favor, he would be left upon the ebb tide Of
his fortune. These are some of the reasons en-
which we have founded fixed opinion, that a
free commerce and an honest fiien4shib between
France and America will not be realized. We
hone we have a wrong view of the subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23
AN ORDINANCE.
TO GD1snd the several Ordinanees eo,1,r,-
ing the confagrafion of me Theatre
IN The City Of Richmond.
Passed 7th March. 1910 1


Whereas it has been represented TO This
Hall by the Committee appointed tn suner-
intend the erection Of Monument ON the
scite OF the late Theatre, that an arranyre-
ment pleasing to them, and Conducive to the
objects contemplated by the Hall may be
made with The Associates for building a
Church on Shockoe Hill in this Civ. {"
whereby 1t is proposed to unite all sums of
money which were intended to be app,ied TO
the erection Of Monument, with the funds
OF the aforesaid association, which aegre.
gate sum shall be applied to the purpose of
purchasing the whole Lot of Land whereon
the Theatre lately stood, and OF erecting
thereon Monumental Church, under tho di
rection and control of persons, wko have
been made known to this Hall, as being ac-
cePtable TO all the parties
BE IL HerSfore orriamed 6y the Pyeaiycpt
and Common Council IF the Gin of Rich-
7iond, in ComDt0H Hal dssen5ied' arfH ie
hereby ordained by authority oftHe same.
That DR.. John Brockenbrongh, Michael w,
Hancock, aud John G. Gamble, be and thew
or majority Of them, are hereby authoris-
ed and empowered 20 draw upon the Cham
berlain Of this City, for sum or sums. not
sxceedirg Five Thousand Dollars. and The
Chambsriain IS hereby required TO pay tbe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerk,g
Office OF the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond District, the ID day of March.
1912:
Daniel Harris, assignee Of Mcssrs. Gore and
iiarris' Pltfs.
IgGirsf
Nahum Rice and John Wood, DIFF.
The defendant Nahum Rice not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
eordng TO tn Act Of Assembly an1 the Rules
of this Court, and it appearin by satisfactory
| evidence, that he " not an inhabitant Of thia
country Il ia ordered, That tho said defen-
daut do appear here on the first day Of thu
nc 1t term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that copy Of this order be forthwith m
! serted in some newspaper p5hlished in the G..
y Of Richmond, for two months successive, :
and posted 1t the front door OF the Capitol in
the said City.
Copy-Teste,
WAf W. HENING, c. O.,
] Msreh 2St (wst)
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advised 6y ais friends. that he was SURROUNDED
by spies; but he told ihem he had nothing "a,
lear, that nc was sGns pca- c,;i sG-s reeyo7cd ="
| by one of tleir letters l MAS advised to leave
the City before - - lock, a. pers ON had Just
arrived from Londoc with oi.lers 20 arrest me-
Meanwhile rurnors circulated very c-cnerallv To
the depohent's prejudice, and i.c was under. the
necessity Of vindic;ting his character, am,
correcting tl.e author OF those reports,
The message Ca tire Presiden: gave the Clepo-
nent the first Intelligence Of the true state Of
the transaction.
Henry told deponent, that q SIR. Calvary or
EGlivray from Quebec, had cone to him st
New-for'l, TO persuade him to 20 to Canada,
bit Henry said s. he would not chat the RuIii,
con was passed"
Henry kept the first COMPANY at Boston
Bcing questioned, ifHenry had mentioned
the names of any person with whom he mad con-
ferrcd--thc deponcht answered "rore"
Depoment landed at Boston, Dec. 81, 1911,
staid there about 10 or - days-visited Cover
nor Gerry twice.
Question--Do you know where Hcnry is now'
Answcr--No by report, ] hear he is in New
York.
Beponent Left IIoston in the public Stage.
Henry YVES also passenger. But ut Aew-Ha-
ven "eponent took private carriage to him.
self.
Tie Can't
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
, r + C III M 0 " d,
MONDAY. March g. 1912.

IN the course of debate in Congress, and
in the current OF conversation out Of doors,
reference is often made to American reyolu-
tionary times and worthless, and lamentati-
oas uttered that the same kind of spirit and
the same sort of men are no longer to be
found. Considerations of this sort furnish
strong argument in favor OF war; for if the
breed OF great men and lofty minds be ex-
tinct, it Is time to renew them by fresh con-
tiict. War tempers the human soul to firm
ness and magnapimity, and qualities il for G.
levased stations and great occasions.
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2I.OO4
FIELDING LUCAS, hss.

fiEsDiNtT IsOCAS, (TS6.
The British Ambassadors CFos.ey. } late
communication concerning Sir .TGnles Craie
and the Indians--it is to BE- presumed will be
placed in gold frame, along with the credsnti-
al. of Mr.. Henry -4urora.
Sir James Craig, (says the N. York Mercsn-
tile Advertiser,) late Governor of Canada, died
in England in January last.
90 The subsequent communication, (from n
gentleman of North-Carolina,) having been de-
iaycd IN coming to hand, is the cause of its nor
appearing sooner. We give it a place nov,
however, for the information of the friends OF
! the deceased III dis state
FOR THE ARGUS.
D1fp-On Sunday, the 18th ofDeceroberIa last,
JonDoN SHEPHERD, Esq. in the 6fty-seventh
year cfhis age a resident ofthe town of Green's
vile, Pitt County, North-Caroiins.
Mr.. Shepherd was native of Nansemond
County, Virginia but for the last thirty years
and upwards, had been an inlabi'ant of Greens
vile, in which place he died In the several
relations of life, he conducted himself in
manner, that won the friendship of his ac7uais-
taHce and commanded the admiration Of the
styanger.-His manners (Which were truly
chacteristic the gentleman, gained him mapv
friends; and his understanding, like faithful
Artist, rivetfed them TO him. In him, the WI
dow was sure of finding friend; the Orphan
a fatl:er and protector, andthe destitute a means
of support He "gave as tho he gaze net -
tor to receive was grateful recompensc for bis
bounty. And his hand was as free in distribu.
ting CHARITY, az his heart was alive 10 every
feeling of distress.
Such were some Of the amiable qualities, thst
adorned the character OF Mr.. Shepherd IN life
and which entitle him to be lamented after
death. Few, indeed, are to be found possessed
of more exalted virtues than himself: nons of
a better heart-Encircled by every domestic
happiness, that coald tranquilise On. mlnd AMI
place the companion at e,se, to see him wa,
to admire him know him was TO love him -
and the being parted from him, Oh how pain
ful
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EDWARD DR. cRnLoN.


Ar fnsporfdnt Decison was made at Doctors
Commons, London, on the 18th OF Dcccmnsr last.
The Cause WIS WATSON and WATSON, SIS
fAREMourH and OTHERS. This was Il pro-
ccedinS originally instituted in the Episcopal
court, ct Exeter, but appealed from thence by
the defendants, To annul the marriage of Ss
niei Watson. with his present wife; on the
grouhd OF affinity, she being the sister of his
former wife Considerable PROPERTY is given
by the viii of Mr.. Watson's deceased mother
TO the parties promoting the suit IN the event o {
her sons death without lawful issus--by has
frst wife he had no issue, but had By the last.
The object of the present suit was. to Obtain
sentence dscIaratory of the invalidity of that
f'ct-thereby illegitimatising the children, and
enabling themselves to lay claim to the Es-
tate
The rial occupied several hours ofthc Court
and excited much interest, and the marriage
was ultimately declared Illegal.
FREDHRIcKsBURc, March Il.
FLOUR inspected from, Let December, 1911,
to lst March, 1912:
Superfine Flour 20,824 Barrels.
Fine DO. 1908
L Middlings SD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

Sir James Craig, (says the N. York MeFcsr
tile Advertiser,) late Governor of Canada, die
in England in January last
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IN SENATE.
RoRERrSonS PESoLiiTI0Ms.1 :
is BARBOUR.

FRIDAY, january N
RoBERTSON'S RESOLU7IONS
The Senate took up the subject Of the resolu.
tioas relative to the general governmcnt-and
after negatving sn amendment proposed by a
select committee, adopted the whole Of the pa
per sent up by the House of Dclegates.---On the
first resolution the vote was Ayes 17s--
Noes 3
Ayes-Robt. Taylor, (Speaker,) Matthew
Chcatham, James Harrison, VIM. Chamberlayne,
William g. Poindexter, Chapman johnson,
Ilierone l.. opie, Charles II. Graves, Joseph
Wyatt, Houlder Hudgins, James Tfezyant,
Francis Smith, George Washington, John n.
Upshaw, Joseph g. CabeIi, Edward Watts, and
Robert Helson-17. Noes--John Scott, Lewis
Wolfe, and John Campbell--3.
On the I'd the votes we're, IS to S. The Ayes
and Noes as follows
Ayes-Taylor (speaker) Chcatham, IIarri-
son, Chambcrlayno, Poindexter, Opie, Graves,
Wyatt, tludgins, Smith, Washington, Upshaw,
Cabtll, Watts and Nelson-15. Noes John
son, Scott, Wolfe, Trezyan, and Campbell-5.
The Sd resolution was unanimously adopted
The preamble was then adopted, Is to s.
~ follows
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-03
UNITY DOLLARS REIyARD-Run a.

NIFTY DOLLARS RESYARD.-Run a.
n way from the Subscriber living in Caro-
line county, Virginia, about the 20th Of Oct.
last, likely muiatto man named JACK.
aged s2'or % years, foete or inches high,
has a small scar Gil his upper lip, believe
on the right side there are also . Of his
fore teeth out on the upper jaw, and On the
LETT side. am apprehensiyc hat he las
been furnished with free pass, and that he
may be making for some Of the northern
states, and is now passing as free man. /
will give the above reward # taken out of
this state, or 30 dollars if taken is the state,
and secured in any Ian, so that get him a
gain.
A. {. WHITE.
Caroline, 9oth January, 1912. (wtD
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THE MONUMENT.

AS the size and form of the Monument to
be erected over the remains Of the victims to
the conaagration of the Theatre lately con-
sumed in this city, will depend on the sum
subscribed'for that purpose, and as it must
be extremely desirable that arrangements
should be promptly made, for commencing
the work, it will be necessary soon to close
the subscription. The committee therefore
earnestly request those gentlemen whose
feelings impel them to give this mark
OF their regard Tor the memories Of the de-
ceased, not TO defer their contributions, as the
subscription viii close on the LIST day Of March
next
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And the said amendments, being twice read,
were, on questions pat thereupon, agreed 10 by
tue House.
The sad report, is amended, was approved
~ the House.
Ordered, that q bin be brought in courorlna
ny thereto; and that the committee of Finance
Go prepare and bring in ihe same.
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TEN SERMONS,

BY JAMES MUIR, u. u.
fire nozy publishing by Co4'4oH e S4E"ART
on the following Subjects, v'z'
No. 1-On the signs of the times.
No lion repentance, detailing the caia'
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No. V-Religion recommended to YOUTH
rom the in6rmities attending old age.
No. VI-The eHfusion of the Spirit Oh the
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation OF the
gospel. ~,
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
nP The two first are now published' and
ready for deliyery-Subscribcrs are respect
fully requested to call or send tor them.
AprilT.