Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10

4 En-. Du' Al "ne made the effort, persisted tossc
Late last evening I learned ,b,t ,h. n,.
Were still in the tops and rigging. aud ds,sr-
hlhed 70 SO on Il possible in die Inorninc- IN TO-,
" Ss'e theirlives, should they SURVIVE the n;ehI
Fnen nearing her, saw one man alive and acf,vs
~ 'he iofe top and one ia the nan.rirr under
u'e ,ol'' VINO also appeared to be alive. We pro-
Lee : 20 ,set large boats aoTpss the beach but
peihS high water, the most experienced surf
men thonghtIt impFuient 10 make an Of
.enipei and II was not until about two O'clock
vi me afternoon that the boats put off. both as
winch partly flied and were Obliged 20 come ON
Iloie woo Three times to be Eeed-hnaliv.
o"eVel, one o' the bats succeeded IN reach,npr
me wreck, and took oil the few who were lsis
alive Who We're the male, three of the crew. ana
W9 passenger gentleman who told me he
iad wite and children m Philadelphia. hing n,
,he man rigging thirty hDurs w,hout pa2ta-
ioons on. he had in tiie ship, a vD,,rIe, s.iy. H.,
s, ls,, whose body has come on shore and
VII De inferred in private bur,lre- ground TO
morrow nog.ing. We succeeded. N getting them
20 hr. Beasiey's Tavern, about o'clock, this af,
,erhoon "hrfe they were furnished with eyerv
thing 'ui'ed to Their necesst ties.
me gentleman abo.c SPOKE Of who was so
lohS IN ne rgsuig, is much bru;sed, and said of.
Ven e. 10 me Wien be rang him along, to let hin,
u'e lie - a very portly Err nchman, rs or so
y,, vars OF age, but whose name did not enquire.
me mate rs a hne looking hide fellow, and The
se'uheii Tone OF whom black muIl are Der.
maps ~ Yeas old, and apparently uinniured.
Melcat AID was immediately sent ior, that eve.
th'hB should be done that mi sht contribute. 10
helr comfort and well being.
As 'he lives of the men was nv only object. I
can say lItle about the cargo. l saw the wreck.
maSIer, with gang of hands, bu,ly EMPLOYED.
ana i,Ad many baies of goods entire already Sc
CT. sd; ard a. he 4 v,gilant man, there - nor
M in danger but such goods as comes ashore
WIZ DC principally s4ved. Several letters vera
n her, addressed TO Mr. JOS. C1don, ar,i others.
Ut your city.
Inc flesh of both the gentlemen IS much swell.
ei; Ou' As, az no nDe whIe they were .he,re.
was me atmosphere abIve he freezing POM. n
Is hoped IT whi not come Oft The mate Daiug
~ siiofe ~ih. suppose, give he par culars =
'uct parts OF lie above a, YOU may hluk useful.
WIZ 'iahA you 10 give mned,ae iuDhcity
NICHOLAS Wi.LErS.
rs. 1t is Considered almost a pnen5menor.
mat the cargo should come ON shore. and the
ma5ts are still standing
IA
CJMMUNICATE
Departed this life on the 9Th dav of Ne
cember last, ola wound received The nre-
ceding day, in duel with fellow Stud,nt
y Carlisle College, John Corbiu the eId-
st son Oi Mayor Richard Corbin of Lane
Vliie' young Gentleman of most pleasing
manners and promising requirements.
"hen the aged sink into the Tomb, we
paw III submission to inevitable destiny--
when the slow progress of disease steals
away the young, even then we do nor re.
luae 20 De comiorted--but when a SON. the
Inhhest hope of his devoted parents, one
VINO mas been reared with the most pleas
ing antlclpatiOns, and gazed at in the ar
dor OF parental affection until tears have
started to the eye;is hurried to an un-
timely grave, cut off by whence in the
bloom OF twenty, the spring-tide of
youth and Vigor ere manhuod had ripened
IN his cheek Where-where. shall the
bursting Hearts of an aaectionate father
and tender Neither find cansalatinn- =.
asc"ne of such poignant lcri1n must
touch every bosom, sink deep ia tue me-
mpry, aid serve as an awful warning %
ne followers of that treacherous phantom,
'rhlch leads to beguile and seduees to de-
str1y.
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