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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
THE SUBSCRfBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
HAVING REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND, TO EDUCATE HIS DAUGHTERS,
WILL take YOUNG LADIES as boarders on as
moderate Terms, as genteel Board can be obtained
in Richmond. His hou.e is situated in the most
Healthy & Agreeable part of Town, near a fine
spring of water.
ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
RIcaMoSp, Feb. 10. 1s16.--2wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
VAR DEPARTMENT..
AN ACT

10 provide for designating, surveying and grant
ing the military bounty lands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09

lBuary 6. 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20
Bmlk Of Alexandria;

Alta special meeting of the Board, the
following resolutions were adopted.
Resotred, That the fairs of this insti-
tuition be wound up: for the attainment
of which object, it is the opinion OF this
Beard that committee be appointed to
consist of three persons, to superintend
the same, whose province it shall be, to
adopt and pursue such measures, as IN
their judgement shall appear to be best
calculated to secure the interests OF the
Stoekholders, and satisfy Creditors !; aud
who shall every month in the first Mon
day thereof, report to the Beard of Die
rectors their progress In the execution
Of this duty.
IF any debt due to the Bark, shall not
in the opinion Of the caInnnttee, be well
scored by good and suficientendorser,
or endersers, such debtors shall be cal
! d upon to give additional! security; and
If such further security be not given,
such debtor shall be entitled to nofurthcr
indulgence.
lame late and reasonable cuftails
shalt be enforced, and no paper due to
the hank. shall be transferred. but when
|coiletted by regular process, shall be d.
|.ided, among the creditors, in proportion
Ito their claims d thar no loss from de-
Lay, may be sustained by the holders Of
|noteS;
RESOLVED, That deposits in Merchants
2auk paper, viii be received, and GER
iacates granted bearing interest, to be
oaid 50 soon as the monies due to the In
,titu,ion are collected by the csmmittse
aforesaid.
Peter Saunders, James Anderson, and
.Dariel sl'pherson, are appointed eum.
snittce for the above purpose.
BY order the Board,
JAS. 5. sCOlf {, Cashier.
d3t&lawtf
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Nay II
LONDON GOODS.
C.. g I, r. THOMPSON
Have received by the ship MountYernou

Have received by the ship MourtYernou
4 CHOICE SELECTION CT
,EAsoNABLE ARTICLES, CONSISTING Of
Extra suHerfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable MKT cassimeres
Fashionable stochnets !,
e-8 superine striped and checked
ginghams, newest style,
90 DO. addressed cambria prints,
rs fine and superfne fancy prints,
Coiored, corded, vittoria, iapan'd and
other fashionable fancy maslins
70 and Cd cambria and jaconet mus
lins,-
Patent steam loom shirtings
Fine and lAperfne dimities
LotEdon priRted cuttings
White aud coicred cotton hosiery
Ladies and gentIemen's leather gloves
A variety of fashionable shawls, con-
sisting of
Rich .damask, Waterloo, PLAN middle
chintz borders
Printed chintz, &c.
Madras and Malsbss handkercn.eIs'
april 81 s',"
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For Sale.
Nav 90

Pursuant to a decree of the circuit
court Of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandria, made IN case of
Leroy Cash, against William Cassid
and others, will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the prenn-
ses, On Monday the third day of June
next, a Lot of Ground situate ON King
street, between Alfred and Pitt.streets
and fronting "a feet on King street.
Sale to commence at eleven o'clock.
Thomson +. Mason,
James MILAN,
Commissioners.
May % ID
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Port of Alexandria.

$50 AN EhGD. q
Schooner President, Allen, Newport
Rhode Island.
CLEARED.
sloop Almira, Haslet, New-York.
Schooner Consolation, Mitchell, Bal.
timore. entered and cleared.
Schooner Essex, Falch, New York.
Brig Ann, Pearson, NeNhrryport,
sloop Farmers Fancy, Gibson, Geo
Town.
Ship Holifern. Jameson, Liverpool.
Brig Telehlachus, Lincoln, HaTre.
ARRIVED.
Sch'r. Brothers Return, M.RNiGHl
SIS days from Masseiles, with full car
20 of Wines, BraEElies, Fruits, Drugs
Silks, ard Pegfumery to Adams, herber;
y Go. Vessel to c. T. .Peyton, osner''
Arrived brig relemacus, Lincoln.
Havre dc Grace, so days: Plaster; to
Lawrason 81 Fowie. Spoke, April "a,
lat. so long. IS, 60, brig Phoenix, IRON
Keanebunk. bound to Europe. May Z.
lat. So, long, SO, so, spoke ship bayard,
Of Boston, IL days from Savannah for
Cowess at. we'll.
z Arrived sch. Cumberland, Fletcher,
from the Oronoko, Via st. Croix, ~ day
from the latter port; rum, sugar, allow,
horns, indigo, sasaparilla, -Augustura
bark and gam copal to Butts and Ca
wood aud Peyton and Dandas.
Arrived schooner Mary Ann, Mlntyre
from l'homastown lime and iumeer
jain G.. Laid e Go.
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fran the books ofhonsr, which they ev-

from the books Of honor, which they ev
Ter dissraced denied by their country
men, and by all others--eyiled from theli
aemes--apd hardly an ASYLUM permit
ed them even in the cold and harsh re
aoas of Northern Russia--some are nov
pinlng In prison, waiting the due course
of law, which, not more severe than just
cannot fail of visiting theircrines by al.
euuate chastisement. On the opposite
side, how grateful must this epoch be t.
those who by their adherence to the laws:
their king. and the constitution given By
MN; at finding the whole preserved IN
sullied, unhart-and that, chiefly by their
strenuous support to the cause OF tesgit'-
yaate RIGHT and national JUSTICE.
France has king whom she loves and
viii ever support, who fears 10 rivalry,
{ ho by the exercise of his natural bene-
Soleace, and the mildness ofhis govern
nent. secures those hearts, his fortitude
and hetoism gained, when oppressed by
France now. instead OF be-
lag plunged in terrific warfare, has on
ly to cultivate The arts. and to resume
Der former state; in a few years she VIII
be free fron all engagements. and there
no fear, but under such an excellent
and wise government she viii continue
lien to remain tranquil and composed.
he has figured as brilliant nation
I,op Lee barl;se AZ a commercial ore she
aas such resources within herself, that
|France can be any thing she pleases, and
whatever plar may be adopted, Ia thai
he is surs Of rising to perfection.
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Nav 90
YQluu5Ie Properly Tor Safe.

~ Ill be sold 10 ire highest bidder,
~ o. ii premises, en- Thursday tie
2otb day ofJune,
TIE UNION MILLS,
situated on the North Branch Of Kappa
nanaock river, in tie County OF Culpep.
,el. about 90 miles a9oYe Fredericksburg
md / l-a miles below Norman's Ford
running two pair es Sic. burr stones
< a pair of country stones, with Eyars's
machinery, complete. Also, a Tract Of
and containing 400 acres, on which
tllece is dwelling house, and othef build
ags.
And OH Saturday the esd da7 Of June
III the premises. ole otber AiiIl. situate
NJ Grange County. about so miles above
Fredericksburg, on the Sertl, Branch OF
2apnahannocS, running one pair OF SIX
feet burr stones, aud a pal, of country
stones, with Eyahs's machinery, aid a
woo! cardinS machine, complete {: with a
valuable Saw-Aiiil On the opposite side OF
tie river.
Attached TO this property are Two
Lots Of Grodfd containing about six
acres, on which are dwelling house and
other Buildings, ard near it 40 acre.
OF wood land, heavily timbered with
pine and oak.
Both Of the mills are in fine wheat
ueigbborhoods, and commanding ia the
dryest seasons an abundance of water
i he terms viii be made accommodating,
A private sale would be preferred, in
which even; due notice viii be given.
John Giocke.
Union Mills, CuIpepef,
Nav 18 90 fS
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MIR. SNowpEN,
II is said in my country that enc
trouble seldom comes alone, and | lind
it verifed--for the ship Holotern, Oh
some such strange name, has Ito add to
my former calamity brought ne a heap
more ofGOODS that no way expected
They are chiefly Birmingham: Goods
/ will not say how low | will sell than
till customers call on me, and then be-
lieve-we Shall drive bargain--especial
" if they. have
Plenty IF CASH;
Which is really much wanted by
Richard Libby.
" B. To comfort ne in my afiic.
ton, have to notice, these Goods are
laid in unusually low.
Nav 20 St
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MAaslsD, on Thursday evening last
Nv the Reverend Doctor Muir, mr.. MI
liam C. Gordner, merchant. Newport
Rhode Island. 10 Miss Eliza z. Caae-
:oUe, daughter Of. Anthony G. .Cazenoye,
Esquire, of this place
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NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the creditors
oil Charles Tyler, will be held at Motifs
tavern, on Wednesday evening next at
T O'Clock.
May 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20

For sale or freight,
.,tJS The new substantial schooner
ssss2ssas Milo, capt. spasiing, burthen
123 tons or 1900 barrels, high deck,
built of the best materials since the peace,
and completely auipped for any voyage.
Apply to
John G, Laid g Co.
VINO oFFER FoR SALE,
The cargo Of tae above schooner con.
sisting of 400 casks fresh Thonaston
Lime, and few finished oars.
May 6 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20

Salt and Crates,
On board the dip Holofern. Charles Jen-
nison, master, from Liverpool,
ll,000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
200 crates completely assorted,
For sale by
Lascrason and Fom!e,
WHO HAVE ALSO FOR SALE,
On board the BRIG Telemachus, aptaiIs
Lincoln, from Hayre de Grace,
40 tons French plaster.
May 90
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For Boston.

For Boston,
xSN The regular trading schooner
49, s;Sss gNatiue, N. Mayhem, p,sster -
will sail in three days-wjll take eco
barrels on freight, or passengers for
which she has handsome accommodate
ons. Apply to the Master on board, Or
to
LaWrGSon and Fowls,
Who hsSe landing from said vessel and
for sale,
100 barrels No. I, Beef,
bales Russia Diaper.
Nav 60 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20

*ve think the FIRST Of these numbers
TOO high and the second TOO GLOW. Voltaire
aid there vere not more than $4,000
thNking men in Europe in reference to
matters of learning or taste We much
doubt whether there are more than one
million in France who think much about
The Government, and less than halt that
number who understand correctly its
measures.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20

" Ill be sold 10 tie highest bidder,
~ o. IA premises, en- Thursday tie
10th day OF June,
nft5R yT. Tom hgTy -
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY next, the 21st instaa I
will be sold, at the Vendue Store, |,
$ hogsheads New Orleans Sugar, and
90 boxes Lemons.
Paper Of any Bank in tile District re-
ceived in payment.
PC. Marsteller.
& Nav 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-20

PDBLIC SHE.
On Tuesday next, tie 2lst inst. will
be sold at the ycndue store for chartered
paper,
Cloths, calicoes, sambrics, & leno
musIins.
Cottansshirtings, sattiAs.
Lesantines 4 Virginia silks.
Domestic. cloths Madras hkfs.
Ginghams, sewing silks, cotton, and
&c.
Five boxes lemons.
P. G. Marsteller.
May 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21

received by the Right Honorable the Lord May
or TO take into consideration the sanguinarv per
secution Of the Psotestants in the South of France
and TO adopt such measures, either BY voting an
address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent
or by other means, which may be judged expedi,
ent, to secure the religious liberty Of the inhab
tants, according to their constitutional Charter
I.oSDoS, Dec. IL.
It is mentioned from Domo d'Ossala, in All si
ticle Of the 9th ult that three individuals WAC
had arrived there will. passports supplied by the
Prussian Legation, had been arrested as French.
men, prescribed or included in the list of the
Ordinance ofthe oath July last. They were in
the sequel suffered to proceed, accompanied by
an officer to Milan. It is observed from Caglari
the 18th Nov that a squadron from Tunis, com.
posed Mfg vessels, had on the morning of the
18th, after severe conflict, taken possession of
the Island, of ntioco, from whence il conveyed on
board the ship 100 persons. The island was re-
aiken, but the feet left the neighborhood with
Is plumber
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21

n nomination here are 10 be governed. Our IN
'or'nants differ on that point---although they
all aim At correctness. At all events, Yirg.-
MA ought not tobe dlsfanctised, merely through
an excess of modesty, and in the way of comp,i.
ment. Magnanimityis.d doubtless, highly common.
dable-5ut should the precedent of exclusion be
once introduced, on the bare ground ofstate-rot
ton. very detrimental consequences might even
tuallv follow TO the primary and vital interests of
the Union. This is susceptible ofdevelopements
that would exceed our present limits.
rhe following are the Names of the Gentlemen
recommended by the late Caucus, held at the
Capitol in Richmond, as Electors for the next
President and Wee. President of the U. States
For the LIST. district, Niles King, Jun of Nor
folk borough-2d. Charles H Grauss, Snrry-Sd.
Gen. John Pegrdm, D.nwitldie-4th. dark .aler-
dtder, Mecklenburg-5,h Themas Read, senior,
Charlotte-eth. Branch r. .4rcher, Powhatan-
9TH. Joseph c. CdbeH, Nelson-8,h. john Ua5ney,
Campbeli-9th. George Penn, Pa,rick--1Oth "
@. Poinderfor, Lousa--1lth. Spencer Roanc,
Hanover--l2th Streahley Reynolds, Essex-lS,h
Robers Taylor, Orange-14th Isaac Foster Eau
quier-15th. Brc-nre ". Pry,r, Elizabeth Cit,
10th. Ifiiicm Jones, Enthusiastically JpIRian,
lee Bal, Lancaster-lSth. John IT, Brooke, Stat.
ford-l9th. Hhtgh Holmes, Frederck-20th John
Diron, JeHerson--2lst. archibald Rutherf I'd
Rockingham--22d. .4rct;baH Stuart, Augusta
Esd. .4iGrc.r R,fsssN, Washngton-24th Chsrle,
Taylor, Montgomery,-25th.5 ohn Ue6ste,-, Har.
rison.
The Number eleven having, at length, prevail
cd over the magic number seven, the central Com
nittee of Correspondence in Richmond, is to cor.
sist of w iiliam Brookenbrough, Francis r
Brooke, John Robertson, John Coulter, Thomas
Richie, William: Writ, Andrew Stevenson, John
Preston. Alexander McRae, John Campbell, and
Charles Everett.
On motion, RESOLVED, That the Central CORES.
pondng Committee fthe City of Richmond, be
empowered to supply any deficiencies which may
occur in the list of those who ere nomina ed as
Electors, or as Members of the County and Bo
rough Corresponding Committees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
HOME MANuFACTuREs

Since we are initiative animals, Il is
strange that we do not uniformly initiate
good examples, when they are set before
us or that we do not follow sound reason
as our guide, when there is no other model.
II we did either, the prejudice against do
mestic manufactures would vanish, speedi-
y vanish into g thin air."
The justly celebrated De WitF, (says an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
fBY .dU1HORITY.1
An Act for the relief Of Jonathan white.

BeH enacted b. The Senate and House ofRe.
presenfdsfves efote United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Department of War be, and he is hereby authors
zed and required TO renew military land warrant
number eight hundred and seventy five, which
heretofore issued 10 James Gum, and to issue
the o'ine IN the name OF jonathan White, to
whom it was assigned by said Gum.
IL. CLAY,
Speatsr 0f the House Of Representatives,.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
Presiaien. Of The Senate pro tenpore.
Febry. 6, 1S16.-ArpaoyrD,
JAMES MADISON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
From the Bnlilmore pntriat.

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITEB STATES
The PRESIDENTS PUBLIC OPINION.
The time Will soon arrive when we shall have
TO declare by our suiiFages who shall be the mex,
Chief Magistrate of this great and rising Repub.
lIc' The subject isEssily important on every &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

To continue in force the Act, entitled: /" am Act
for imposing additional duties upon all goods.
wares and merchandise, imported from any
foreign port or place. and for other purposes
lie h enactedby the Senate and House of Rep
reseaipfiues fhc United States Of .fsgerica. in
Congress assembled. That the additional duties
upon goods, wares and merchandise imported in
to the United States, imposed by the Act. emit.
tied an Act for imposing additional duties up
on all goods, wares and merchandise, imported
from any foreign port or place, and for other pur.
poses" passed on the first day ofJuy, in the wear
one thousand eight hundred and twelve. shall
continue to be laid, levied and collected. in the
made therein prescribed, subject in all respects
70 the same regulations and provisions, and with
the ike fnes, penalties, forfeitures and remedies
for breaches of she law, as are now provided bv
law. until the 3oth day of June next, any thing +,
the said Act to the contrary thereof, in any wise
notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. lind be IL further enacted. That from and
after the SAID 30th day of June next, there shall
be laid, levied and collected, in the manner and
under the regulations and allowances now pres
crioed by law for the collection and drawback
OF duties on foreign goods, wares and merchan
disc, an additional duty of forty.two per cent ON
the duties which shall then exist on foreign goods
wares and merchandise, until new tariff of du
ties shall be established by law.
Sec. 3. lind be it further enacted, That moth,
ing IN this Act contained shall be so construed
as TO contravene any provision Of any Commercial
Treaty, or Convention, concluded between the o.
ntsd States anda any foreign power or state nor 50
as to import, or in any wise affect the provisions
OF the Act entitled " an Act to repeal SO much of
the several acts imposing duties OH the Tonnage of
ships and vessels, and on goods, wares and mer.
chandise, imported into the United States. as
imposes discriminating duy on tonnage between
foreign vessels, and vessels ofthe United States,
and between goods imported into the United
States III foreign vessels and in vessels of ee Uni
ted States" passed on the Sd day of March in
the year one thousand eight hundred and IF
teen.
II. CLAY,
Speaker oftia Hotssecf Representatives.,
JOHN GAILLARD
President Of the Senate pro ,embore.
February S. l816-APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
TIE CAUCUS.

Il would seem that some distinction is made
between the WISHES ola majority Of the Re
publicaDs throughout the Union, including the
Republicans Of Virginia, and The eventual nomi-
nation of the candidate for the Presidency by the
Grand caucus at Washngton--and we are yet
to learn BY which Of the two above asthonties
ihe CORRESPONDING Committees and tlis elector
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
H. CLAY.
AN ACT

For the relief of Martin Cole, John Pollock,
George Westner, and Abraham Weliv.
BE it enacted 81 the Senate and House of Re-
reseatatiUes efhe United States df .8rierico IL.
Cnogress dSseabIed, That Martin Cole, John Pol.
lock, George Wcstner and Abraham Velty. be,
and they are hereby authorised to withdraw their
respective erroneous entries made in the districr
of Madison, Canton, Vincennas and Zanesville,
respectively; and the monies paid by them on the
said entries shall be placed to their credit on any
purchase of public land they may have made or
shall make in the same districts
II. CLAY,
Spedker Of the House Of Re6resenfdHves
JOHN GAILLARD,
President efthe Senate, pro tempore
Febry. 6, 1s16--APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
AN ACT

Continuing in force certain acts, laying duties on
bank notes. refined sugar, and for other pur-
poses.
BE n enacted by the ISenafe and House of Re-
Presentaffues Of the United States Of .3n,:r1ca in
Congvess assembled, That the act, entitled 50 An
Act laying duties on notes ofbanks, bankers. and
certain companies on notes, bonds, and obiiga-
tions, discounted by banks, bankers, and certain
companies and OH bills of exchange of certain
descriptions" passed the second day of August,
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and the
act supplementary to said act, passed the tenth
day OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, and the act, entitled {" An act law
ing duties OH sugar refined within the United
States, passed the twenty-fourth day of Juiy. one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen, shall be.
and the same are hereby continued in force any
thing IN the SAID acts in snywise TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of tie House Of Rebr-esentat,pes.
JOHN GAILLARD
Presideat ofMe Senate pro tsntorc,
February 6, 1S16--APPHovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
SPAIN.

or There Is rumor OF rupture between
Spain and England--buti it appears 10 us mere
rmuor, indeed
or We invite the attention ofour readers 70
che Sketch of .If-. .lfonroe's public Efe, copied
from the National Advocate such sketch *
peculiarly appropriate at this moment and so
are Especially in the present dearth of foreign
intelligence) the piecesrelative to the next Pre-
sidential Election, also copied into the columns
Of tO-day's Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
AN ACT for the relief Of Charles Markin.


De IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Re
presenfafipes cfthe United STATES If .Rre1ca in
Congress assembled, That Charles Maxim shall be
permitted TO withdraw his entries made OH the
twenty third day of February, one thousand eight
hundred and fifteen, at the Land Office at Chill
cothe, from the northwest quarter of section num-
bernineteen, township number two, ofrange num-
Der sixteen, and the money paid by him on the
said entry shall be placed to his credit on any
purchase he shall make or shall have made Of
public lands in the same district
Speake of the House Of Reb, esenfaayes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President ofde Senate pro feni5ore
February 6, 1316.-AFPROyED,
JAMES MADISON.
RESOLUTION directing a copy Of the docu-
ments printed by resolve OF Congress Of the
9th of December, 1878, to be transmitted 10
each Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court.
ResotUed6y the Senate aud House ofRebressnta.
tues Of the United States Of .2nsrica III congress
assembNed, That of the two hundred copies ofthS
documents ordered to be printed by resolve
Of the Senate and House ofIsepreseGtstives ofthc
twenty. of December, one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, the Secretary of State be;
and he is hereby authorised to take one copy for
each of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States, to be transmitted 10 said Judges
according to the provision Of the act of Congress
of the eighteenth of April, one Thousand eight
hundred and fourteen.
H. CLAY,
Speaker Of The Hohse Of Re6resenfa6Ves
JOHN GAIbLARD,
President ofhe Senate pro fempere.
February 6, 1st6.--ARPHoyfD,
JAMES mADKoN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-21
WASHINGTON.

ALL, through the land, hail him with lou,
acclaim,
THE FATHER oFHIs coUNrRy-gloriou
name!"