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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-19
C0LUMBLPS GLORY-AN ODE.

COLO1hBffS GLORY-AS ODE.
Tune, /" Vale of Avoca."
IN the turret Respondent of Liberty's temple.
Columbia sat musing and holding enchained
Her Eagle, whose wings Ger her ramparts were
spread,
While to break from his golden confinement, he
strand.
Her eye was alternately rolPd DER the fields.
Where the bones of her patriots repose;
And fixed on the Charter their galisntry won.
When Freedom riumphantly scattered her foes
She heard the complaints Of her Sons on the
Ocean,
Whose limbs were in irons. enfeebled, and blee.
ding
She saw the bright stars Of her Hammer eclipsed.
And the rays Of her Glory bedm'd and receding.
The sod that embosom'd the tombs of her
martyrs,
Conv,hsively quaked, and the tablets renowned,
Where Libertys luminous Franchise was craven.
Portentously cast dark glimmering around.
The eye of the Goddess to Heaven was thrown.
Great Washington's spirit descended from high
The thuntiers Of Deity compass'd his shield,
And wonder moment pervaded the sky.
Her Eagle was loosed: and her vengeance went
forth
Britannia eareeringly rides to the shock
Columbia has met her--their squadrons engage,
And Ocean and Land in the grapplement rock.
Britannia hes prostrate-her blood swells the
= Deep
Her legions are flying and cold in their graves !;
Her mountain ofNaval renown proves bubble,
Which trembles, is broken, and sinks Oh the
wavesl
Coumbia's is Glory substantial and pure.
Which extends with the globe, and ascends TO
the stars
AL nations award it the need of respect,
And It's magic the gates of the dungeon unbars I
IMLAC.
EPIGRAM.--oN 4 TEDIOUS yupas.
Nis dull face was all on FIRE,
And justice long did run it;
Si, purple garments came from Tyre,
His arguments went to !t.
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ONE CENT REWARD

UNAWAY from the Subscriber on the 28th
~ OF April last an apprentice to the Butohe.
ing Business named
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

In that county returned delinquent for the non.
payment of the Taxes for the years 1888. 4 S. 6.
z. 80, 1892. 3, a. S, 6, g %, 1900 1, 9, a. S
2, 8, 9, 10 IL. IL, IS, ID < Is, as will be suf
ficient to discharge the arrears of Taxes wh;cl
hall then remain unpaid for said years, with 10
per centum damages thereon, together with the
Taxes Of the present year.
TIE SALE will commence on the first dav ~
thecourt & continue from day 10 day untili
they shall be c"mpieted-The Subscriber is au-
thorised to receive all such taxes and DAMAGES
at any time before the land shall be Soda Lis,
OF delinquences may DE seen in the Clerks Office
Of the county in the possession of the Subscri.
ber-or in the Office of the Auditor of Public
Accounts.
JOSEPH NEE Shg G.. C.
May 2o.--2m.
N. d. The sales Of delinquent Lands did no,
take place at August court 1915.
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Charleston, Nor. IS.
We received on Saturday last, through a
friend in this City, file of HAVANA papers to
the LIST. inclusive. from which we extract sub
staDtialy, the following =
Ferdinand, 1t appears, (by late decree issu-
ed ut Nladrid) views with deep concern the
present depraved state of morals in Spain the
cause ofwhich he attributes in great measure
TO the malign influence of the immoral invaders
OF his country some years past, who, (le sayS,)
while they destroyed ION the one hand the fair
fabrics of virtue, laid ION the other), by their
example and unbrided sway, the foundation OF
general corruption. Inorder to correct this great
81 growing evil, Ferdinand has therght proper TO
order to be established, in different places,
schools for the education ofyouth. He wished
particularly tn entrnSt the care ofthe education
ut that sex, which Che says) has such influence
IN promoting the good or the evil OF society, to
the pious governor of the convent; but, the sa-
credness of their clsisters aud their mystic oc-
equations, required pontifical sanction before
he could believe himself authorised to rive
them the charge He accordingly addressed
himself TO the Holy Father, through the medi-
nm OF his minister at Rome, exposing to MIN the
greatness OF the evil, and shelving the necessity
OF applying remedy, BY intoxicating in the ten
der mind OF the young, those sosni principles,
Dywhch IN the course OF humaniite) they can
be enabled TO resist the seductive influence of
pernicions pleasures and those fatal sophIsms
of error, which never Gail to originate where
general morals are so perverted. Tie Holy
Father has been pleased &c sanction his wishes
by granting To Ferlinand's holy Patriarch, the
requisite authorities to canse TO be established
III the respective monastaries, the laRdable in
situations OF the pioiS King.
III viii easily be perceived that the corrup-
ton, of which Ferdinand complains here, is no
thing more than the effects produced BY the
short but glorious reign of the Cortes. His
counirymcn have become rather more enght-
ened,. and lie only wishes TO involve them a";sin
III that snperstitlons darkness, from which they
were in some measure freed during the late re-
voiuton Ii is alone to establish his own pur-
poses, TO seat himself more safely on throne
OF despotism, that he desires to form these in
stitutions. He would mpress the minds OF the
young with those principles which would teach
them that it was sacrilege to dsavow what came
from him or from his holy Bishops by which
means, he hopes to make them riVet the chains
of their own slavery.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
Ihn,Lesfn,l Nm Ia

Charleston, Ncp. 12.
LATE FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
BY the arrival OH Saturday last of the
scbr. Sarah a,,d Hswnah, Captain CROFT,
from Laguira, we are put in possession of
verbal and printed accounts, relative to
the revolutionary operations in that coun-
try, down 10 the 2lst ult The contra
dictory statements of the two parties,
rendered it next TO impossible to form,
correct opinion as TO the real condition
of affairs but persons of information and
Judgment, all agreed that the Royal cause
was tottering, and must shortly fall, never
to rise again. TheRoyalists still held out
in Cumana, but had been so much dis
tressed for provisions, as TO kill their hor-
ses and mules for subsistence. They
were still in possession of part of the
Island of Margaretta also, where the
same scarcity prevailed. The Patriot
forces had gained foothold in Barcelo-
IA Carupano and Oronoko. A verbal
report prevailed at Laguira, that the
independent army assembled in the vicin-
tiles of Barcelona and Cumana, was esti-
mated at near 10000 men; whilst the
Royalists, under MORALES, only number
ed about 1000.
a gentleman who came passenger in the
above vessel, politely favored the Editors
with a file of Caracas GaSettcS to the 18th
ult. From one of them we have transla-
ted the official account of an engagement
between the Rowland Insurgeni flotiIlas.
As might be expected, the former claim
the victory but the passengers in the
Sarah and Hannah state that it was much
more dearly purchased than they are will
ling TO acknowledge This translation
viii be fosnd in preceding column.
City Gazette.
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FOREIGN.

Further Selections from late London Papers.
On the 3Oth of August, his Majesty the
Emperor of Russia, issued the following
Manifesto at Moscow:
We, Alexander, by Gods Grace, EN-
peror and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c.
AT the ever memorable epoch of the wear
lSl2,when the country was delivered from
the invasion of a numerous and powerful
enemy, our thoughts were preferably di-
rected TO the old capital of Russia. and
we resolved to repair to the midst of if.
and express the feelings with which its
inhabitants had inspired us. To their
love for us and their country no sacrifice
was too great. What they had met and
suffered had penetrated our heart with
deep affection. The Almighty, however.
who presides over the destinies of nations.
had determined that through their suffer
ings, Russia and Europe should be saved.
The flames of Moscow were the day-dawn
of the deliverance of States. From the
PROCLAMATION of its holy temples, religion
arose victorious. The genius of destruc-
ton which undermined the Kremlin was
overwhelmed in lis fragments and thus
Moscow, by its deeds, its fidelity, and its
self-devOtion, has set an example OF hero
ism and greatness. Deeply penetrated
we'd in ourmemory and on our hea rt, G.
ven during the war, we extended TO il all
our paternal care, in order TO afford all
possible support TO its inhabitants struck
down TO the earth. These cares were the
subject of repeated instructions, which we
transmitted TO the Governor General of
Moscow.
After the war was ended, after we had
co-operated in the equilibrium of the gen
eral States of Europe, and remained only
so long at ST. Pctersburgh as was abso-
lutely unavoidable, we resolved TO gratfy
the wishes of our heart, and visit our ca
pital, honorable for its exploits as for IFS
antiquity, to become personally acquain-
ted with its situation and its wants. and
before the eyes of the world to acknow-
ledge its memorable services, which, hal
lowed by the Divine blessing, and duly
estimated by Foreign Powers, call forth
| all our love and gratitude, as well as that
OF the Country. In order TO transmit TO
posterity the recollection gifts exploits.
we order the present Manifesto, in public
token of our gratitude, TO be deposit
| ed in the archives of the Senate of Mos
COW.
(Signed) ALEXANDER.
" WOScOW, 1Wg 30, 1916"
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VOL. XIlI.---NO. CT.

"The Emperor con6ded 70 tie under
signed the honorable office Communicating
during his absence, the ordinary relations
with the diplomatic body accredited at his
Court. He has, therefore, the honor 10
beg that NJ viii address to him any
communications he may have TO make on
the part OF his Court, and that he will lie
assured ot the eagerness with which he
VIII bring the same under the coguizance
OF his august master, with whom he will
seize all opportunities of contributing eve
ny thing IN ms power the consolidation Of
me union which so happily exists between
the two Courts.
1.-The undersigned seizes this opnortnni-
ty TO renew TO NJ the assurance of his
most distinguished consideration.
NESSELRODE."
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consideration, the services of Diaz, who
conquered the enemy. The five vessels
of tn enemy on our coast, are now in our
possession.
JOSEF-MARA CHACON.
Signior Don SALVADOR De MAXo.
Cmma'ia, October 8, 1916.
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81. PetersBnrrA. .SenL 4

~ wv ''Nt = ~ tpfVs 4.
His Excellencv Count Nesselrode has
addressed the following circular TO the To-
reign ambassadors and Ministers:
" The Emperor having Judged nccessa-
nv to ascertain in person, the state of tie
provinces which suffered most by the re-
sidence of the enemy, and to hasten by
his presence the execution Of the mea-
sures adopted for eliacing the traces of
those evils, has determined TO undertake
a Journey into the interior Of his empire.
His. majesty has accordingly proceeded
m the first place to Moscow. lie will az.
forwards visit the ncighboriug govern
ments, after which he will repair 10 War
saw to strengthen the measures of an adj
ministratIOn, newly formed under his care.
and to give the necessary dcvclopcment
to his plans for establishing on the most
durable foundations, and undeT the pro
lection of the Peace aud the Conventions
concludedat Vienna, the future happiness
OF his new subjects.
The Emperor, in prescribing to the
undersigned TO notify his journey to NJ,
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TRANSLATED for the City Gazette.
From the Caracas Gazette of October
16. 1916.
OFFICIAL, DISPATCHES


From Mei Commandant of tie Royai Fleet, to
the Captain General.
On the Goth of Sept. received news
by Seignior Don Josef Guerrero, Capt. of
the Maortua, (whom have already told
your ExceIlency was blockading the Bay
of the Cerros, } that two large row gallies
of the enemy hove in sight, having enter
ed by the Bay of the Penon he went TO
discover them with small schooner, and
his arIaed sloop. INSTANTLY sent him the
galley Resistenisa, sloop Invincible, and
two small vessels which were in the port.
demanded of the governor detachment
of the infantry troops to embark on board
of said vessels, short of hands he fur
nished 81 men Of (Barbastro,) with Cap
tain Don Manuel LebrOn, which Guerre-
ro disposed of according TO my orders
This small feet reinforced by the Dcnce-
dor, went in pursuit Of the enemy's row
gallies, and met them IN the Streight Of
Casamaure There were two large and
one small one, the latter was taken
by boarding on the LIST. and the others
which made sail, were followed and in
tercepted in Chigupna, keeping them there
all night The galley Fernando was sent
to acquaint me with their situation, and
take supply Of PROVISIONS. RENTED
600 ratiOns, giving orders, not to return
without giving battle to the enemy but
they did not receive said supply, for on
their arrival, the two others had been la
ken. CuerFro atday light beganfh fire,
1 Al. n
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OHIO LNNn FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF rust
~ execpt. me by Jesse Woodscn, and recorded IN
Amelia County Court, secure the payment ." certain
sums OF money therein mentioned, In Dr. JoA' II. ar
cher, Of the county OF Amelia, shall. on the 10Th of De-
cenbcr next the Bell Tavern in the City cf Richmond,
proceed to SELL public auction. much of Tract OF
Lad, lying in the State of Ohio, the waters Of Deer
Creek containing by original survey 1000 acres, as will
raise the three thousand d0idrS and inte-
rest thereon, with the of the sale The land
bove mentioned purchased by John Tabb dec. late of
Amelia County ia his life, OF certain Richard JONES'
No defect is known exist the title but the subscri-
her, acting as Iras,ee, will convey only such title
vested in him trdstee. JOHN LANE.
NoDcnjcr
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VxTHoLEsALE COMMISSION SHOE STORE over
w Mr. Aiison's China aud Glass Store corner OF 18th
street the Eagle Tavern.
The Subscriber as agent for the mandatory, Offers
for sale an oil Looiss, fss's and Csiidres
.SIfDE:y-Ai.o, Mems Morocco and Leather PUMPS,
which wi be sold on the reasonable terms for cash.
JOHN EATON.
". ". D,dkers in Shines can hare THEN orders an
srered for quantity quality, or P0iern as dhote-
No,,oL,,.n3 5a-ff
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vested IN him rs tfdstce. JOHN LANE.
Noocm6cr 23 Solids
ID EMOYAL.-C. FAIRcHiLD, Merchant TAYLOR, in
y forms hisfienis aud the public that lie has
wa his goods into the Chandler over Messrs Cotton
Reeds Store. the corner directly opposite the BeIav
ern, where he has fitted complete containers Dress
ing Room where his customers dress retired
they wish.
He mss on hand complete assortment of re0dy-made
Cloths, of every description such superne coats, of
various colors suroutsa great variety some lined with
SIN great coats, OF every description "a,scoatS an
uncommon observation-disclosures black aud figured moleskin,
black and blue Cashmere cloth, &c &c. pantaoons aud
drawers, of color and quality of which
made by the best of journeymen with the
ness as fntended for any particular customcr-which he
VIII sell ON as reasonable terms as can hc afforded Cen
tlenen are desiredto call and examine for themselves
He WILL required, make clothe, to measures for those
who wish to furnish their cloth.
t Gentlemen Of the legislature invited TO call At
hnirchds Dressing Chamber, aud at least tskca peer,
II no more.
Ncgember %. sou
TiIHE Stage fare from Ricbluopd to Hampton, will in
~ - '' 0'' " ScERT.4Nr JONES.
Norem5er 26 6c.m
WE wish hire Tie ensuing year twogcod Coach
w Backsiniths, for which good wages be given. En-
quire of Mr.. Cook, next door tn this Office, or
ELLIS * ELDER, of Petersburg.
Nopemoer 20. co-ot
lust RECEIVED by the sulscribers for sale, SUI
~ perb Grand Piano Forte, by BToadwood. with seven
additional keys. OF superior tome three pes's aud Tyre
frame, nlad with beautiful rose wood, and richly orua-
mented with brass work.
Role & Co. with fashionable silk front,
y invented music, desk, &C.
j. Brown, ir. s. w. Fianey.
TIVEN DOLLARS REWARn.--Ranav ay from INV house
Il on the Sd of October last myn negro woman SGSo,,,
about eighteen or nineteen years of age. low well made,
aud of light complexion, has a small her left
arm little below the eIhow-had when she went a.
way blue plains frock was formerly the property of
John VI. sym, of New-Case, (IfffoDer } where il is
probable she NAV attempt q 80. the Rocky Mills
The above reward will be given any per son who will
secure her in Jail that &c, her sgau-cr IL delivered
"a
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81 he Gorer.or Of the Commonwealth
Tirsiaia,
A PE0CLAMATIO n.

.yurHRAS the Executive having, pursuant to the I'd
w sscfion OF the act the General Assembly, entitled
. ., nrosiding tor the appointment of Electors 70
oose President Vcepresidcnt OF the United States,
choo ,h stb of February 1872 examined the rcnrns
p the commissioners of the several Counties and Cor
srsons appointed and commissioned in conformity
,s directions the aforesaid act OF the General As
hiv have ascertapcd that the names and places of a.
sd OF the twenty persons having the greatest mum
her f votes throughout the State as Electors 81 President
md Vice President Of the United States for the State
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WE HAVE ON HAND-And are now RECEIVING at the

WE HAVE ON HAND-And are now receiving at the
w Store heretofore occupiedby HIN. anderson:
700 sacks salt, Liverpool fed hhds. ST. Croix aud
Muscovado sugars 20 bbls LOAF do 10 puncheons very
superior Antgua.rum; 3 do. Jamaica do: hhds.
asses 40 bbls PeaTsons aud other cut nails and brads
So do. wrought do 1000 lbs coffee; 10 tons
ted Dar iron; IL do. plough plates Bstered aud Ger
steel; tons well assored shot, Or. casks Sherry
VINE; 40. do Malaga do; Gnn-powder, imperial aud
young Tyson teas fresh and of superior quality by 10
and 10 by ~ glass; copper2s London mustard London
Refined salt petre; Indigo Gaoder and birthstone; Nut
Megs, pepper and piments Race ginger; quantity of
proof whisky, IN hids & bbls.
Which offer for sale accommodating terms.
ANDEKsONS I+PNFY.
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JALL CDODS.--per the ship Mary, and brgs Albion
Il and Thomas Bourh, nom Liverpool
Rose point and driiel blankets napt cottons; saga
thys kiinlarnock caps plains kerseys and iushings
coatnss and fearnoughis annels, white and color ed
Yorkshire co,hs and o7ssineres ladies' and pesse
cotns swansoowl snJ ,oinet vestings black and fan
CIV coiodfeo b0nbazettes, plain and twilled ratteis
supeIine cloths aud cassmeres; nerino shawls hard
ware ahd cutlery assortment of foiing Pieces OF
superior manufactures crates and China ware, we'll Sc
iecied--oFFERED FOR SALE
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
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rs'HE Stage fare from Richmond to Hampton, will IN
Il future, be only SEVEN DOLLARS.
ScERT mt JONES.
Norcp.bcy 20. 10. Nv
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EADRUlER LANDS.-The Subscriber offers for sale
= he Estate whereOn he resides in the county 0fFsn.
f".er eight miles below the court house, Cedar Run,
oMeen the roads leading to Fredericksburg and Deco
thfy miles distant from either place, aud forty 10
;cNduura, by the Turnpike from Buokiand. The tract
al 1870 acres and is divided into three farms,
~ wood land aud meadows conveniently distributed
i each. THERE'S valuable mill seat with stone on
SPOT Tor building. The stream Is abundant, aud
80 we whole tract, presenting aneNent flour five
nuIed acres of low grounds Of FIRST quality. The high
u divided into regular fields Of them very pro
S.Ve, andis adapted to the Of plaster Few tracts
Or culture.
ne purchaser purchasers Of the land be- accom-
suated with farming utensils, The crops Of corn ard
weatthe stock Of cattle horses. sheep and hogs,
Ii u with the NEGROES on the Estate IN families, ma
ng sbont 1850 Of very valuable description With sons
"adesmen
ne improvements are a comfortable dwelling hoHsh,
n good outhouses, honse, stables, Sc The sit-
ar healthy and waier unconmonls good. Iwothir9s
w we whole lrchase money u IN ne required at The delik
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OSr, between The horfs % ~ and O'Clock on Wed
~ nesssy last between the Capitol and the MARKET
Bridge, order drawn by VIM. T. Stone, CLERK IN "a
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WE wish hire ensuing year good Coach.
w Blacksmhs, for which good wages be given. En-
quire of Mr.. Cook next door tn this Office, or
ELLIS x ELDER, ~ Petersburg.
a IL
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tiNCI<NATI.--Thea annual meeting Of The Society OF
~ Cincinnati Will be held az the Capitol the second
Monday December when the Members particular
lyreqHesed {. attend. ROBERT OUARIES Sec'ry
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September II.

.Nfs~taahet
tNirEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF PRIME JAMES ri.
Il NLkIiND For SlLs-oenga part of the well known
tract of lard of thomas Anderson, deceased lying in the
County CT DGchinghan 3 miles above Bdrren aud be
low Udr7aStsr, and within mile of the FallsbuTg
Miis.-Th.s tract OF land contains hundred Of
first rate James Kiuer Lotc-Gro1sgs the high land.
IN point of value, is equal any in tie country il
lies extremely level, and free from stone, aud is
pleely adapted to the culture Of ea aud tobac
co there is this desirable tract of land, settle
mets dwelling houses, with orthOuses convenient for
the accommodation of families with stables and tobacco
houses sufficient To 70 ~ ao weight of tobacco
To advantage, with good harm and hreshing machine
thereto about 800 Of land, the greater part of
which are fres. and Under good fences.
As II Is presumed gentleman will purchase without
first viewing the premises deem it unnecessary to
say any thnr of its value.
For Ifrrs apply tn william Anderson John Couch,
who at present resides the land.The land will be
sold on years credit.
sLSo-" sell, two 1ninpropcd LOTS, lying on
the top of the hi in the town of Iynchburg, in most
desirable part ofthe town. free from any hustle of the
town that may accrueAlso will sell Lumber house,
in the town of tynchburg setting the river hank 40
yards below the bridge 81 by IS feet newly built OF stone
walls, which must he of greater value than any other
lumber house in town. its situation convenient TO
receive kind of Country produce goods, free from,
the eNpehcc of 6raydce, TO Country MercbantsT For
Terms, apply TO John Couch or Marshall ]. Couch.
November 10. J-6t
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BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.

~ The Editors Of the Republican, Petersburg
ard Press, Iynchhurg are requested to publish the
aboue till the sale, and forwdrd their accounts 10
This office far Dgylleuf