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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-01


ROBERT ONTRERSON, D.e....-.
MS caute, by content of parties, came on
Il this nineteenth day CT May, in The year - - ~,
ioru one tnoniand eight hundred and four. 10 lie be,
on the n,u and antwer and was argued bv co,;1c;l
on confederation whereof, the court sdiudre.b ,-,d -
'reeth' that, unleis the defendant on or bsco, -
tWensy-fourth Gay Of July next pa- to the r,l,t;a
William Brown, one thoufand four ;,und-cd III,
VITA interett thereon, after the rate of fix per cet
per anrum, to be computed from the -foxstJ
cay OF January one thpuiand eight hundred and tbrs
I'LL payment, and the COTS expended by The psint;@
IN proiecuting this iuit, that Tofeph {. Brown ,ri
Ni'hard B. Goode, after giving three weeks notice n
one or more of the Richmond ncvlpapers. do expog.
10 pubic iale by auction for ready money, the HIS
Acre Lot Of Land, with the Appurtenances, Vino n
that part OF the City of Richmond called
hgnated in the plan OF the G.id CITY bv th, nu,,b.
izo7l two hundred and fevcn, which had been con-;
yeyed IN truit by the defendant TO the forcnar,o5
Joeph T. Brown and Richard B. Goode. for tie mn.
poie rs IS aledged Ill the bill and admitted b., the ~,
iwer OF occurring the foreaid principal none and "
tefeit the deed Tor which hath been defroyed as
10 aledged. and admitted; and ont of the more, =.
RING from the iale pay to the plaintiff, Willian,
Brown, the iaid principal money, interea and coz.
and the iurPius, if any, after de;lulng the enecas
attending the iale, pay to the defendant, and rerot
'hsF proceedings in execution hereof TO the co,Irt
COPY. Tehe, PETER TINSLFy
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joseph c. BROWN, RiCHAPDB.
GUIDE * WILLIAM BROWN, Fia'atlts
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FLRGNA:
BETWEEN

~ SUPERIOR COURT or cHhNc2ev, HOLDEN =:
RICHMOND, MAY l9. 1904 -
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NE SHALL PROCEED TO SELL. The
LOT & APPUR1ENANCFS -
menti1hea and deer'tec in the above decreal orde.
upon the terms therein mentioned, on HyedoeGy fS
lit day OF >4nggP next, upon the prelnifes. hawt
the hours oil 10 and 2 Of the clock D. he.
JOSEPH c. BROWa,.t
RICHARD g. COODf
g. The fale of the above property is po,tponea
until FRIDAY, the 18th August next
July q, ,.
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FRANCIS BROOKE,
D. 4. I. &.
9OHN MINOR,
R0BERT PHTTON,
JOHN CHEUl, =
JA1fES STETENSOK, Z
DAB'TD C.. KER, .
WdLTEP CPEG0RT,
WILLTfdT S. STONE,
ROBEPT s. CHEW,
JyyrSrT n nj nc r. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-01

- TICKETS in Be ajors,1id Loii.ry nav he had
IN Riebmoad on aSbLoatio7 10 TIE Rry J5ba d. Blgiy,
he ReO. JoJa Bpe6aaan amt Mr.. A1Jtezv Sfe7ss-
""' ep-3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-01
SCHEME OF 4 LOTTERY.

o rAj's the sun Of 5000 Dolyary, far Ii.
l. be7sht Of the FS1faLs CHARITY SckooI If Ere.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

III thS CottCN ih's.'Et"CtXJ 'iCl " sS'-G "T-
sons should DO so, what wo,lid BE- ihzir
fate iftne prohibition was taken Off or the
non importation relinquiahsd by an ami
cable treaty with our nm friends the En-
gIish This IS exactly what happened af
ter the peace, thousands OF manufacturers
were ruined as sooD as the non important.
on agreeincnt was relinQuished and the
British began again 10 pour i'll their goods
at long credit.
Some selfish people may object to my
plan of defence, because it would make
cotton goods come higher to the consum-
er. To which / answer, that they would
be no higher than the same ARTICLES were
thirty years ago; that the money would
be made up by purchasing a coarser and
stronger article, as was generally done
through the revolution; that i, might also
be reimbursed by lowering the duty on ar
ticles from the West Indies; that every
year would reduce the price o cotton goods,
till at last we could undersell the British
IN any market, We have many advania
ges for carrying on the cotton manulac-
ture which Britain wants, and il is adni-
rably adapted to attract population 10 the
western country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
DEATHS,

DIED-In Copenhagen, (says a late
pubhcation) chIld, aged about 6.-The
following account OF The child is given as
tacl - 1t was born in Lubbock, and re-
NAMED as long as it lived in the arms of lis
nurse; In ten weeks after its bin, n, it gave
signs OF notions Of words in its 4 h month
Il understood the history of The bible be-
lore theendol its 9dyear it bad made great
progress IN history, geography, anatomy,
religion and the history and genrslogy Of
Denmark; at the beginning of It's Oh year,
IT'S teacher commenced with a course of
dogmatic, ecclesiastical and natural histo-
ry :--lt was then carried to Cone hagen,
end presented to the kmg.-Ihc rapid
manner with which the mental faculties
OF this child unlolded themselves, will q
YER remain an insoIuble question w hat
ever it heard it retained in It's memory
It's little frame was extremely tender and
sickly, and The operation al its mental IA
cuiites soon oyerpowered The weakness Of
its BODY"
IN London, Mr.. CoFEN, one Of The Jew
ish Rabies AS he was preparing 10 Of.
hclate IN the religious duties of the syna-
gogue, he fell down in tit and expired.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
Notice.

e Ii persons indebted 20 the es;ate &C Tegy
L DAWSON, acc. y Hmherst county, b. hcrd.
notes o. otherwise, are requested 70 como -,rg,arJ
immediae'y and iischaTce the same-And those
having cai 's against the estate are also rsqnsst.
ed 70 brng 'hem forward leg4ly au.hen. ica.ed
that the, may be discharged -,
JOHN s. DAWSON, M!,ainie-rato,
9 JoHH DAwsoN, arc
Angus 10 1904. am
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
PROM TINE rHrLADrLrmA GAZETTE.

I grain u Preve7tioa is ,goytb po,a6s If cVe.
Ma. RELr,
Your vii inZnees 70 difuse 7ay hi. g
Ihat VIII tendto prove useful TO mankind induces
me, though not Accustomed 70 wy. ip a news
paper, 10 say what / have found as q pyt.tlta.
i've 70 thar fatal disorder among children ~, uis
season Of tee wear ] have raised fl0uy, but
never have been afflicted in tbeD, with rt4 disar-
der.-Tobe brief--tfitir moihrr as soon ~ thev
wcEc put 70 LAY alone, made I,n,.ei gsrm.n. t,~t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
Notice.

He LOCKS near this piece VIII BE- sfut ON
4 MONDAY the 9Th inst n aad con- .-ue m +.
passib'c until a SET # new Gates can b. ,ot 4,
and the Locks repaired. which viii requne rom
Two ,o'h'ee weeks Du. notice Will be gwen Il
'hc une they VIII probably ogen, ale, the s.. %, K
commences.
r ROBERT POLLARD.
Richmond, September 8 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
FROM he Lvcmnr Post.


Persons afflicted with the present pre-.
va,I'ng dysenlery are informed, that few
small doses ofroll birthstone administered,
at short intervals Of a few hours, viii efIec.
tuaiiy and invariably eradicate the COM
plaint.- Molasses is commonly used with
IL, and with great prcprlet), although any
thing else most agreeable To the stomach
OF the patient will answer, the SULPHUR is
the thing To be relied on.--If the Csc is
violent and Inflammation apprehended, the
sulphur should be given IN oil of olives; If
Inflammation has taken place,ta abdomen
must be covered with sulphur finely
pounded, and liberal injection of the oil
administered eve'y case except that of
an absolute sphaceius, yields TO this mode
ct treatment, which is IN truth, the rsdi-
cai antdote to ali complaints of the bowels,
by opening the colon gut, correcting
the acrimony Of The acid which prcys on
The bowels, and which nature seeks to e.
vacuaie by STOOL, exciting generous per-
spIrauon, and gently loosering the bow els
which IN this complaint, me IN IA state of
constant construction.
Mr.. COLEMAN,
Byinserins the above. you will obiire
hlm who sends on this aud probably re-
ceivc the thanks Of hers.
Yours with respect,
a. B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
August sa.

MARRTED-On Wednesday the 22d nit at the
Friends Meeting. in Montgomery county, n airy.
land, Mr. RoGsR BRooEE. TO Miss MARIA
PLEASANT YoUNcHUsBAND, both of said
county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

covered AL item h0dy down 70 their heels n vgay
otpanialcons and jacket all in one, pin ing heir
tee' IN. then their arms, and tying Il behind 50
u'at through ihe night. their body wss san GOV.
ered ana no such thing as : cold si:n, or . cold
sweat, was found on them in the n,c,u,n- asjstoo
usually the case. Children ere ap, 10 throw on
me bel covering. andlay naked: III tht imSfiiinr,
the AR chiIls Their hodies. Wi,h icgard to the
cine have nothing 20 say As I am NJ, ,,,,siciar.
oHt only lrors, This practice will j:tvent, and
e'nng raw fruit and laying naked, viii 5yi,lg on,
IL 50 " o '''
From an odd old man
EXPERTENCE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
No7Ics 10 gA4 EaaHAoLDAAs or Y.4-

.No7Ics 10 2AH FRnEAoLDEAS or rI4--
GINA.
BY some accident tie Aci Of Assembly
which passed on the l0,h day OF OctvOer,
1872, was omitted to be inserted IN The
Revised Laws OF this Commonwealth,
concerning the choice of ELECTORS, 10 vote
for 4 President and Vice President ul the
United States. Part OF the second secti
ou> OF That act is iii in force, which di-
reels the irech9ders Of every county, city
or borough winch is entitled to repre-
sentaticn ~ The s>embly, to meet al thcir
respective courthouses Oh the first Mon
day IN November III every fourth year, to
v',,e Tor E.ectOrs Tor the purpose aforesaid.
ae Subsequent laws on that subject have
relation To- tae hrst mentioned ac,, winch
aGt my be seen ~ Mr.. Randoiph's A
hridgtne;it OF the Laws o. Virginia, page
ST.
Tie printers OF this state are request
ed 70 publish the above IN their useful news-
papers, as the said ahridgment may not be
Ill the hands OF any gentleman in some OF
the remote c0unties--And suIne OF The
ireeholdrrs may nos know, THAI the SAID
election Is 10 be held Oh the first Monday
In November next.
sSEc. . That tle persons qualified by law 70
vo'c for rlerFhers To the genera assembly, "a eacn
county composing district. and in he cities and
boroughs onu'cd TO representation in the gcner,,i
ASSEMBLY, snNll assemble anthem respeetiye culrt
houses, on the iir1t Monday in November next,
and on the hrst Monday November. IN every
fourth year hcreat er, alL theG AHA ;hgre Ycte tor
some discreet AID proper person, De,ns free
ho.dcr AMI bona nds fesIden. IA sucn tisritt, tor
twclve months, as an e!etsor Ton snch aIstria to
vote for president a"d vice president OF the u
ni;ed StG;us.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
Notice,

ANOtINO5
hereby given, thai full payments viii he made
TO "' those sufferers by tire who wee insured in
,ne WV nai assurance Society ega;rs. Fire cn
Buildings Of the sta Of Virginia, who bavcn,o.
diced the necessary docus,ents tn sub .or,i,,e
their claims Richmond, 4 h Sept 1904.
~ otdcy Of Tire Boa,d of Diyecf6.s.
~. i AST. p i,ci6qI /r.t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
LNYERAIEWTS,

In the different burying grounds of the
city and lIierics of Phisadllhhia. for the
week ending the 25th uii.-63, viz. Adults
20, Children IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
Il CURIOUS gXPNRINENg.

1t rumbler be filled about one lhird part
with water, and by attaching TO il a string nine
or ten inches long. YOU swing il backwards and
forwards in the manner oe a penduhrn. the W.
ter viii preserve it's position, with respca to the
9ri'n or the glass; if it congeled like ice
hen pour in gem'ly almost as much oil as there
Is water, and let the trn'bIer vibratc as before
surprising phenomenon will strike the eve of the
spectator. The tranquility and even supcr6cies
81 the water will he transferred to that OF rha OIL
he subjected water will assume turbulent ap.
pearance eIevating and depressing itself in the
waves winch rise almost 10 the surface of the
OIL, yet never disturbing the tranquility Of hat
su'Iaee' Lon. pep
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

NC obtain from her either her name, place of a.
bole. or the name of her frie;ds or connections.
She has beenrfurnished with cioshes which how
ever she will not wear one moment longer than
she is watched Inv her ravIags. she frequently
calls on the name Of William Couner, or Connsl.
calling him her dear Billy, and sometimes speak.
ing OF aim as ii he was hey husband She also
frequently men i'm. the name OF Russell but
these names she uses n SO wild and incoher.nt a
manner at no trace of her can &c collected rron,
theni have been IA the mad hauac al lihila.
oelrhia, and have often scen inariacs elsewhere,
hui ir2ye never witnessed so distressing an in
stanc' OF the privaton IF i':eile6l Us this unhap
py woman presents She has beer, since here.
and viii continue to re treated with al the Gaze
and tenderness that her situation will admit OF
but submit to you, whether you may not possi-
oily and tue cause of humanity by publishing such
extracts from tins letter as youmay thnl; proper
and request the: republication of them in the sou
them papers. SO lat is this unfortunate creature
has any iriends1hey may learn where she is, and
be enab'ed 70 come 10 her relief"
H" have been told thai she was seen about
seven miles frora this place, in the woods. srark
naked. and npoither hands and knees. cropping
The sras: aud Ler6ase around, and ea,in, It like
brute"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

EEF" Ccnt,emeu who have obtained slibscrj-
bersto The " LHDf''S MUSEUM sJ H,EEKL9o
~ &c dZiNE will obge US by returning the
snoScri zion papers As soon as convenient
COOK & GRANTLhND.
Sept J.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

The curiosity Of the cit,XcnS Of Hudson in this
s'a'e t'ra week or ,wo l'ast has been excited by
a machine. CONSTRUCTED BY capt Benjamin Folgei,
Tor The purpose of raising water over the hill in
front OF the city. /, consists Of two forcing
Jumps. anl the principles ofusmo,ing powers are
tine pendulum in ITS proper form and The lever;
winch. though perhaps not altogether OF new in
veniion, yer 'ne application of their principles
aw. The structure Of t,ie machine are entirely so
aud tl,is we have No dnub, that every one conver-
SAINT III the history Of mechanics will most readi-
" allow. The pendulum ITSELF Formed of three
Brinds'ones weighing about = ton weight. the
machine standing on ,he bank Of the river makes
= tn. and stately appearance. when the whclc
was completed on The day appointed for PUTTING
1t IN train of experiment. expectation was on Tip.
toe the machine was put i'll motion. and contra
r. 10 the opinion OF many, after few vibrations
he wa'er was Brought TO tho top oil the hill, near
" 100 feet in height. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
<ne VarGlDtn drgtss.
K1t:H MOND:

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

believe he die not, fight. ard IN The hrst
gen. Lee received las Are but refused to
return il, saYnr, = col. Hamilton might
ire at hin. all day il lie piesed, bat geu.
Lee could acquire rc honour b. killing
sol. Hamilton" Bee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
DEATHS.

In the city of .Neav YORK, for the week
ending The 25th ult.--67, viz. 10 Men, Is
Women, 23 Boys, 20 Girls--of these %
were under years.
DEATHS,
In Boston, for the same period-7, viz.
Adults a, Children 3.
DEATHS,
In the city of Baltimore, fog the wce!;
ending the 9Th ult. at risc--36, viz.
g Adults, 20 Children.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

We hear much Of BonaParte turning Emcer-
or. And it is now said, that so repubiioanisrn
ends in despolsm some time or other. Bur
must not man try TO 1--we, because he is sure,
at SOME future time, to die In our revolution
we were told Of Cromwell, and jhat Washington
would initiate him. lie did not; and we NAV
not have an Emperor for ages, if we preserve
the love Of liberty. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

CHAeLrs J. MAcmuRno, is elected Di-
rector OF The bauk of Virginia to sHpply the va
ca"cy occasioned by the resignation OF w ILL
AsI B. GILES.
The foiowingis complete list of The officers
of the p1nk -,Ii-h ths;r .,,,,;.. .,,..,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

The following communication (Which we think
cannot be better told than in the writer's own
Words exhibits 10 view miserable obiect Of af-
li'tted humanity, which we readily make bubble 3.
in hopes hat by doing so. the friends Of the IN.
happy obJee,, may be apprized Of her situation.
and learn where she may be found
Wadesboyolgb, 1lg 10, 1904.
- most melancholy anu distressing instance
OF human affection has lately appeared in this
place On Thursday last as one of our citizens
was in search OF his horses, about mle from
town he discovered a woman CT. irely naked, sit
ting on stump, and apparently asleep; but on
being approached, she sprung up and shcged g
vidtnt symptoms Of insanity. On his return n
town, he communicated what he had seen. and
party Immediately went in search O. fthe unban
by Object they soon found her aud broneh, he,
70 town with them; since which time sbe ha.
been closely confined. She is totally str7n-or
here, the only trace Of her thar can be discover.
cd IS, that she passed through this place abo1t
SIX weeks ago. gong, as she ten said. from some
para OF South Carolina, 20 see physician in orc
OF the upper counties Of this stare tat this time
however It was not observed that she vas d.I;y;.
ous) She IS a small woman abous t,yenry Gee
or thirty years Of age. with black hair snI d,rl.
complexion. She has no laeid inter, ais, nor car
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
sIIe'is f'ufHafs, s4s

boz, nethnks hear the voice of charity, echoed
b. the paI,alay which have ever felt for the
sbHatter Of my beloyss Countrv. with united
scc-ss.s. cry furbcar The dreadful picture IS
ase4dy drawn in too dlfuaI blades Witnoat
the all Ut prophecy, o. the efforts OF a tioon,y
imagination. how null every feeling mind, soi.
f.a..l Of virsoos iens5iIity for thu welfare
is native country, ihrnk back Jiiina yed al -.
dark pgoipeSt Of calamitics, which h5scr
tbs oaee hsppv lard Fave we notnue
Ioa % reaett with homer on thar an,icut
erb, TOO applicable 70 the presen, iiru stt i
this country, q gss. Dsa5 pevde psices dspss...
- OF, 90 lpcak In a more familiar ,ofstsl~l
/" " hon God intendsfs deitroy he 6rfi infalu-
.tex.' Let every true born tnericai. with cxalt-
cd prlc OF heart. contemplate their higt orisin
-Tesea chat YOU have iprung from the lsirs Of
slrtuous arceigry that virtues Ike theirs. or
nansent<a with genuine love OF their country.
ere me ah,nc foundation, on which rcpubas
can ever foursls. am be happy Their psutr !
moment, DIV lyouEfs'f Of al party fpirit, which
views every thing thro faiic medium. and &C.
riouay enquire, whA arc the trus charatt-Es of
the rulers OF the general goy-rnmert AZ the
pEeisnt day n Don't apply to the high toned
psYsizan, whether coni.iered as fsderallit OF
tNlgoHAAHs VI lNfNlFN ulta VII F'tf4fA -iStttpf
TO- they wilconiider il their intefe:t 10 deceive
you, being altogether influenced b isIiifh, am
bilious views; alikc apoitates from every yistucus
principle; but keep yigilani eye or tDea cors
and conduct OF your rulers lean all Their neat.
urcs with an unbiaTed mind, and by their fruit
you ihall ioon know them.
Ifyou will only refolutcly refolve to purdue
this courie, am confident, that you win very
foon acknowledge, that you are depoGting your
dear bought privileges aud future happiness in
the hands of iuch characters as are totally I,n-
worthy your confidence, and who @il fatally
hetray the facred truH and being convinced of
your error, if you viii luffer yourfrlf to be quiz
ded by an overheatcd party tpirit, contrary 70
the conviction of your own mind, you mutt be
coniidered as highly criminal in the eyes Of ev-
cry virtuous n,ind---uaworthy the name Of an
American, for you betray the ben ntSrcR Of
your native country-unworthy The venerable
name o. father, for ysu facrifice the fir inher-
itance Of your children; aud perhaps viii entail
bondagcsand Ravery on millions of unborn poi-
,erity, who will rife up after yos and with enin-
sled emotions of ihame and regret, enquire,
who were their fathers?
PlIILOPOLIIEs.
Sco,sarongb, Nov II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03


Important -" We have RECEIVED ints n grnce
from Point-Petre. c. through accnsaendal
friend, Eating, that privatees, called the
Grandvle, rnovutng 28 guus and two az
FOUNDERS, with complement .. 40 men be-
Gdes ieamen and mariners, each armed wirha
muket, had arrived there. with orders 70 take
all American venes bound 10 Hiipaniola, and
hang the crews as pirates GrApdyiile WAS
one Of a feet of well armed ihips, daily expca-
ed at PoinJ.Psue, in order 10 cruize for A.
mercans bound TO Hipanola."
The preceding article, taken the Free
mans Journal, IA democratic paper Of lalt eve.
ming, has excited ieniation in this city, which
will extend throughout rhe United States, and
be keeuly felt by the friends and relatives of
every perion engaged in the Trade to ST. Do
mngo "a.
II the Information it contains is correct, and
grounded on facts, il demands the immediate
interference OF the government TO avert the in-
pending fate Of our houeIt and unfit rtling fca-
men, who are embarked in commerce, which
our government has never a!temptsi TO refrain,
nor even ventured 10 prohibit. : On The con-
trary, olearances have been granted at every
Cuitom hou'e in the United oiatcs to vcAcls
bound to St. Domingo.
1t was the duty Of the Executive, If the trade
was Illegal, to have iiiued proclamation cxpla-
natory of The conicquences that would attend ITS
prolecution.--lf ina deiirc TO avoid wha, mighe
be thought an unpopular meaiure, Mr.. Jeiscrlon
has neglected or declined TO give the oecesIarY
caution TO our citizens, he alone ought to bc
reipopibc for the reiult, and il betoncs the
duty of the Legislature to inquire into, aud al
certain the fact
If the Government Of France has commillion.
cd Its cruilers to eize and to execute every eiti-
zen of the United States, who may be found
trading TO ST. Domingo, thar government fhouid
be told that luch inttruetions coniift nor with
the laws or tho ufage of civilized nations aud
that the American people will never futirr fuel,
barbarous exerciie OF power againit their ci,i-
zcns by any nali.n whatever. Political Rey,gsy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
N,vrm5<, aD, 1894.
s AFTERNOON SCHOOL.

n mr. RUGGLES, tenders his thanks 20 thofe who
I'M have honored him with fhe fgnaturc 10 Stub
fcrpuon paper and informs them ihas his afternoon
fchool viii commence Tuefday the a7'h ina tho
Columbian Hat Thoe who with attend will apply
ioon him. at Msj0r prcKs or al the Hal, iehoo
DAYS. NeY 20.