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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
WASHINGTON, November 90.

GENERAL TURREAU, Grand officer of
the Legion of honor, appointed Minifer Pleni-
potcntiary of his majefty the emperor of the
French, 10 tile United States, was on the 2sri
inf. received in that character by the Pref
dent.
General Turreau was accompanied by Capt.
Marin, his tirt aid-du-camp. We understand
that Madame Turreau and family are daily ex-
peeted, IN velle! that was to fail fhortly ate,
the general departure, attended by MIR. Petry,
hrit tecretary, and MIR. de Cabre, fecond facre-
tary OF legation.--Nai. Ls..
Our accounts from the Mediterranean add
freill attenations to the valeur and conduct of
our icamen. The boubardment of Tripol has
commenced under circumstances that promiie
full and brilliant fuccefs. Commodore Prebie,
influenced by contributions which appear in
the fubjoined letters, has feized the eareit op-
portunty of reducing by force the pirates to a
fenfe of Juice His arrangements, 70 far as
they appear, have been ;udicicus, and have been
crowned with great fuccefs. The regular dr-
patches nave not, we are adYifed, been yet re-
ceived by the Secretary OF the Navy. But we
are authorized TO fate, on the ground OF corro-
boratins information, the contents of the letters,
received at Philadelphia, to be authentic. The
force engaged in the bombardment is not dated.
the command of the Commodore was engaged.
The fquadron previous to the late equipment,
coniiited of the frigatc Contribution, command
ed by Commodore Preble, of two brigs, three
ichooners, fix gun-hoats, carving each twen-
ty four FOUNDER, and two mortar boats. To
opPofe our force, Tripol had fourteen gun
boats OF the fame capacity with ours, her forth
ficaticns, and fcveral veiies, incapable of ie,i-
Gus reliitance. OF the sun-boats, three are Ia
ken, and three funk. The Deceive blow, there.
fore, with regard 10 her naval armament, is
truck, by defroying nearly one half of its
itrength. The energy of the Commodore will
next be directed againft the Notifications, which
are reprefented to b. already injured, although
the degree of injury is not ftated. Every days
mail may be expected to bring US intelligence of
the full infiietion Of an adequate puniihment on
the Bey, OF the reitoration of peace, and, we
hope, OF the liberation of our captive citizens.
(B.)
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ANSWER OF THE HOUSE.

May it pieaie y9Hy' E@esiieNry,
THE Houfe OF Representatives,, at their Taft
felton,, being fenfble of the Inconvenience,
which would arife from long fiction, at this
Atom ofthe year, referred NOT of the unfinilh-
ed buinefs, to the thirdfiiion of the prefent Ge-
neral Court it is therefore prefumed that few
matters will al this time, urgently claim the at
tention of the Eoufe.
Should it appear that the people, have MOI
completed the choice of Electors of Preident
and Vice-Prelident of the United States, the
truf, which in that event, is committed to the
two branches of the Legislature, we hope will
be executed with Jingle view to the welfare e
honor of the United States.
We beg your Excelcncy to be aTured that
this Eoufe viii pay dse attention TO all matters,
which you have been pleaied 10 fISseit for our
confederation.
A review Of your Fxcellcncy's pat condutl,
gives us the fllleft alnrauce Of your Excelen.
cy's readiness TO cooperate with us in all inea-
fuses which the public good may require.
SATURDAY, Nov. I7.-Ordered, that Menrs
Welles, Clark, Goodwin, Jackfon, Phelps
Hatch, Finer, Albert Smith and Symmcs, with
fuch us the Honorable Senate may Join, he A
Committee To- examine the returns Of Votes fOi
Electors of PRECEDENT and Vice PRECEDENT, and
report who are choltn--feut ap for concur
renee.
Ar order was brought down from the Senate,
that Joint committee be appointed to take in
20 confederation the expediency OF prohibiting
individuals from i6uing negotiable notes, due
bills, or any kind of paper, payable to order OF
bearer, for fums lels than five Dollars aud dliC
the expediency Of granting liberty TO the ref
pc6tye Banks 10 this Commonwealth, 20 iiIu'
Bills of LET'S denomination than ave dollars, s,
20 repO.. by bill or o;heTSj.e.
tEoM sosTOs FAPEE,
wsS,v- seen favored by j friend wi,h sdrinau
paper, Q. September z9lh, contrasting the follow
ing
PROCLAMATION
5y 6I ese,.-y ,ss:sy g-zsyai 4, CbarIe Cyesn, sor
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ier'iree OF cation we have no Knowledge of: it
is preinmabie, however, thatinthe armls he had
been diisinguiihcd, and by that and other means
merited the confidence placed in him by his
government, in his appointment as miniaer 20
the U. 5. -durora, No@,. %.
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BOARD.

= NY Re1flenaa aObo zUibet IN b, ~ n s,.;-,,,.
y family, tie time oftJe AlS06ly, con 3. 49,.
ror71fodated0fN MR.. Boofb'S, ni2iner. 1eor NJ.
DnT'aPJ, qobo H&eaOje boayds yo,ne ceotics,.,
81 the Iear on The maj rcaion05le f.,575.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

From the returns received in the Office of the
Secretary of this Commonwealth, we are now
enabled to lay before our readers the amount of
the Votes given, in the different Counties of this
State, at the late Election for Electors of Pre-.
fident and Vice-Prelident of the United States,
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Letters had been received at St. Croix from
Europe, previous to captain O'Brien's depar-
ture, Eating the great probability of Denmark
joining the coalition which it was expected
would be fpeedily formed againt France by
Rufia aud Sweden.- Mere. Adv.
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NETWORK.
NEw-YoRK, Nov. "a.

The trials of Richard Riker, Robert Swart-
won't, Nathaniel Pendleton, and William P.
Van Ne(s, Efqrs. for Duelling, in violation of
the laws ofthis fate, will, we underftand, come
on at the prefent ieiiions of the Supreme Court,
now fitting at the City-hall in this city.
Mer. dar.
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PENNSYLVANIA. LANCASTER, Nov. 30.
Electoral Ekaio1J

Electoral EIef7IoHJ.
From the returns received in the Office of the
Secretary of this Commonwealth, we are now
enabled to lay before our readers the amount of
the Votes given, in the different Counties of this
State, at the late Election for Electors of Pre-.
fident and Vice-Prelident of the United States,
viz. :
Republican Ticket, headed
CbaJ. Tbompfon, 22,lo3
Fed. do Cso Latimer, l,I7e
The Ticket formed in Adams county did not
receive that fupport, from the Federal Party,
which ito Trainers anticipated. The Leaders of
the opPohtion, in this State, independent of the
Contempt they felt for the obfcurc FezD, who
aflumed the power of Nomination to public
Office Ia power which, their Politics jhould
have taught them, belonged excluhvely to the
Great had no inclination to difcover how many
Federal Partizans Pennsylvania was b.ened
with J
The neqv Frezsb 34inifer--Gen. Turreau,
ambaHador from France to the United States,
arrived at Warrington city on Sunday laft,
attended by three members of his fuite.--
During the fhort time he remained at Annapolis,
every attention had been ihcwn him by the
Governor Of Maryland, and by the mem
bers of the legislature of that fate now in feiIi-
on.
A miaake was made, in the annuuciation of
the arrival ofth gentleman, by confounding
the names Of the Generals Twreau and Thur
OF.
The latter had been one OF the carlief pro-
moters OF the French revolution, had been a
difinguihcd member Of the different legislative
bodies, particularly OF the convention. His
politics were what have been termed iacobi-
meal, and IN the convention he had been one
ot the itrougeh advocates for representative 20
vernmeut on the brosde1 bafis.--He had been
decidedly oppoled TO the Girondc party, yet
objected to their being facrifced. He had
; been one ofthe committee Of public fafcty with
| Robetpierre and MSrat, yet was oppJfed 70 the
cruelty Of the one, and the fpeeches of the o.
ther. When the Mountain party was over
/ thrown, ThuriO, cf:apcd the fate of is men,
! hers. BY the feverll governments, which had
fucceedcd, he had, we under1and, beer conf
dered as iuipetted perfon, not difpofed to be
content under any other than free government
ernanating from the undated judgement of the
| nation dud lin conitquence had been compel
led TO reide at difance from Paris. What
his iituati0n has been under the coniuar
and imperial governments, we have not learn.
ed.
| GEN. TiDyeau, the minifer TO this country
| had likewife been AN early friend to the revou.
! ton he had not, however, been engaged in thS
/ political agitation as Thuriot had been his lif,
was thdt ofa folder. During the civil war o.
( Ia Vendee, Gen. Turreau had the command
Of the army Of the republic /; but, like othei
! brave men, whole courage had not been fscon
! ded by fortune, he became an object of dinikC
or OF fufpicion, 20 the convention and wa
recalled from thc army aud confined in prifon
from whcrce however, he had foon after beer
liberated. The Particulars of hia flhfennrn
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ILLICIT TRADELi

Yeferday failed from Staten Ifland, and went
to fea, about O'Clock Up. NJ the fine fhips In
doitan, OF 20 guns, Leander, of l6, Oliver Ellf
worth, Eugenia, Sophronia, brig Dolly of IA
guns, aud fchooner Diana, of guns, all for ST.
Domingo. Four of thefe veiiels are owned BY
Samuel G. Ogden, and two chartered BY the
fame gantleman.-- Morn. Cbron.
Mr.. PIcHoN, Conful General of The French
Republic to the u. States, acting as Cbarye des
affairs, has, it is fad, received his letter of re-
cal, and will take an early departure for France,
being iuperceded in his miuiferal functions by
the appointment OF General Turreau. He left
the city OF Warrington id!t week. Ii is not
conildered that this arrangement reflects anv
ditgrace on Mr.. Pichon. His appointment as
a member of the Legion of Honor befpeaks IA
tisfaetion at his conduft-but it is fuppofed
that ht is to be employed in a diplomatic ca
pacity at iome one of the European courts.
N. T. Morning Chronicle.
The following orders have been iffued By The Pre-
fe9 Of Guadalupe, to all American captains:
" Orders Of .bs Prefts7 of GHaSalerbs.
" It is forbidden to Ill American captains, under
the penalty of two hundred dollars to introduce into
this colony any newspapers gaze,tes or proclamation,
from any part ct the world whatever; and if they
have any on board, they may and mutt depo6t them
at the Captain of the Ports Office
Done at Baae,erre, (Guadaloupe) the 5th Ven
demiare, l5th year Of the French republic.
&c. Ro5ERT, Sonora, Interpreter"
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Bottom, 18th Nov. 1904.

~ In the Senate the Speech was commit
TED to the Hon. Meliis. S.arkzveafLsr, BidgvelI,
and Quincy, who have reported the following
ANSWER OF THE SENATE.
May it JpieGys .,oar EseeL.ncy,
IT Being the great object of the prefent fef-
fion Of the Legislature, 10 determine and de-
clare the choice OF Electors of PRECEDENT and
Vice. Prc!ident of the United States, on the
part Of this Commonwealth +; and if the choice
is not perfected BY the votes of the people, to
complete the fame your ExcelIency may he
alured, that executing that truit the Senate
will be governed! by the Jingle motive of love to
{ sir Country.
The letter of the Secretary of State, relative
TO the amendment in the Contribution, and the
communication Of the Quarter Mater General,
touching the buildings on Rofpita Iiland, ihall
receive that attention, which they respectively
merit And ihould any other buiinefs of i'm
portance daring the prsfcnt felton, occur, the
Senate will cheerfully cooperate, with your
Excellency, in all fuch meafures as the public
good may require.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02
J9ubI(f aennue.
IN FRIDAY.

.Msrs-lS, q@zi be soid al tie Y<edas Store
Spunin hogaeadsand barrels.
each Brandy inpi9cs,
il in pipes andois.
ghlRcy aud Apple Brandy in bis.
u7ar ii Iihds. ticEces and DIS.
oecc IN tisrces and bags,
Mn Sp9Es' and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gai6ns in kegs, boxes and aTs,
Fiss in kegs and trails,
Dacsns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A va,1sty of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
\ Cloths, Coatings,
K~srsymtres, DuiiIs,
Plains and Kesleys,
Nsgn Cetfors, Sergra,
Elafieks, blue FREEZES,
Csimancoes aaa RaEsls,
Yarn Stockings,
Cainszes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, SiIefa do.
Cnsburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Maa5ns and Muffin Hand'fs,
fodia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchief,
Colonred Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER.
January 3t-
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MAHJGANY FURNITURE.
JOHN B. TAYLOR,
Cabinet Maker,

King-Street, next door dm one to the Pyins-
ing office Of the AdUerhset,
Has received from the mandatory ID Coleman
& Taylor, Bal'imosc, PLAIN AND ELEGANT
FURNITURE corGtipG OIL
Cellerett Gde boards, hde board tables with
marble tops, fccrctaries, book cafes, bureaus,
wotk tables, candle fands, card trbes. dioing
and breaRfsf tables, which be fer fGrr K 1d,y.
He respectfully ears his fayi - tbe rp C
genersl'y. All or-srz aa.t > luo&as.
tended 10.
Jazz -.
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I upglS C-GUen.

1un15 CTGUen,
Has ul received and is now opening at his fore in
King-Street a few doors above Mefss. Bennett
and Watts's, a handfomc afoTtment Of
InM and Winter Goods,
eonfGing Of fuperfne broad cloths, and caf-
meres, coating, ioIelt cloth, kcrfcy, and half
thicks, Rriped and roe blankets, fries, fannels,
toiIinett and fwarfdowns, Ralia Injecting, ravens
duck, dowIss, cseas ard tiekienbu1gs, crown and
white ~platillas, Ilih linen, long lawn and fine
cotton hi-tsng. an elegant aRortncnt Of canhric
mullins, white and coloared fine India ranll null
and prigg DO fthionabie chintz and c%ajicoes, iur-
nitnEe 90. ladies' extra long cotton gloves, French
and Eoglih six pick nick, * lace do. o. fa;tin
0iipe aad fal::1y bordercd cambria thawls, white
and coloured cancels hair DO. patent fcaing cotton
threads, laces, tobbin, &c. &c. The above goods
viii be djfpofed of.on the uEaaI terms for csfl.
Nov. II.
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10 LET,

III , -.
a. good three foy BRICK HOUSE,
On Prince ttreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Law
renee, between he flores Of Mr.. Ramfey ard Mr..
Hodgfon, petition viii be imnediatei given
Tor serns apply 10 AARON HIVES, who lives
four doors above, or 70
JOHN HARPER, seu.r
Dec. 10, co
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@aIaS bp anft0n.
On SATURDAY,.

/ 10 s'elsek, qoiHb Be lldattbe Itxaut Stare, o.
TIE Eatb Eh Of King Ryeet. adfriH'ng Ms0f''
Henry <. May and.Co.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifkey in barrels
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin 10 caRs
Win. in pipes and quattcr casss
MoIafes in hhds.
Sugar IN hids. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes.
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rsifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Avarsty of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
CsAimercs, Calicoes,
Kerleys, Threads,
Coatings, Cbintzcs,
Halhhicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchief,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, 6nRiose<r.
January 81.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1904.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM H4RISHORNE,

Mn o4AAI' -
WILLIAM H~4RISHORNE,
At HIS sToaE ON Kinks WHARF, LOWER n
OF wolr STREET,
New~England Potatoes,
Coarfe Salt,
Mldliags and Shoulders of Bacon on very low
terms, /,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Sups,fne Flour in bsrrels and half barrels,
Large and fmaIl veIels may be cor
v%enienty accommodated with Wharfage on mo
derzte terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceiyed in them on Storage.
"A large STORE on Hoes Wharf to iell or iss
= with the privilege of receiving and iaiPpnS
goods free of wharfage.
A fmaIl HOUSE on Water Street next dooi
TO Major MuacaAer's, for fale.
"A number of LOTSi in good f@suatioas tor fale
or to let on ground rent.
Alex. Iztl mo. 10Th. cot
Malaga Vine, Ra15ans, &c.
JuH received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caas Malaga Wine
o half or. do.
90 Or. caks Mountain Wine of a hyperion
quality,
90 bafkcts Almonds,
Ioo trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Raifnss
200 boxes Mufcatel do.
zoo do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin Landing this day at our wharf.
]. and i. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in tierces ard bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks Illand Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Bee, Ruhia
Dock, white Rufia Shooting, Drillings, Raveni,
duck, sc. &c.
ian. 70. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-02

IN THE PRESS,
And will be publilhed in a few days,
ROBE s JOHN GRAY,
Booksellers and Statiorers, King i@reet,
Mew american Clerks Magazine,
YOUNG CONVEYANCERS's
POCKET COMPANION
CONTAINING
All the neceifary forms oE-Articles OF Agree
ment, Bonds, Bills, Recognizances, Leaies and
Releafes Letters and Powers of Attorney,
Awards, Bills of Sale, Gifts, Grants, Align
ments, Mortgages, Surrcnders, J%ointures, Co.
venants, Coaattneihipa Declarations, Letters
OF LIcenie, &c.
NecefTary directions for making Ditrefles for
Rent, &c. as the law between Landlord and
Teuant now fands.
THE WHOLE
Made conformable TO the Laws of the United
States, and adapted more particularly to the
State of Virginia.
R. and I. GRAY have lately re-
ceived a few copies of the Reyifed Code of Viz
ginia Laws
Jan. IL. d
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DR.. HALL

Finding il totally out of ms power to pohus
the Dag bnGaeis, inaftnuch ASH in'srtefes With
HI, ofatfixe, has determines ciote his basinels m
Royai Sttcee and direct his attention foieiy 10 The
Practice of PhtGc, Surgery, ADD Midwifery.
4 For the confidence repoi-d IN hin, hnee his
ef4bThment in this place as a pte6iii nss. ne
Thus publicly msses his Acknowledgements. h .
Shop viii in few days be removsd 70 his Dwell
ling IIoufe immediately oppphJe Mo's's Tavern.
January /. d3t =
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the asth
of October last, negro nan slave named
I B O B,
about 30 years ofsge, 6ys feet nine inches high
straight limned and we'll formed; said slave hath
an implement in his speech which prevents his.
readily replying 70 q questions. Hs commonly.
wears ear rings. He took with him variety Of
good cloathing, description Of which is uanrces.
ssry, as it is probable he has changed them. He
ha. been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secretsd by
l,'s mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr. JoRN MsIs, late of this town, bur now
said TO be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of TIN DOLLARS for the dis
covery Of those who have been accessory TO his
conceament.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarned at
their peril, rot to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
. n
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Of The TOM Of Alsxa1draa,
Will pleaic TO take notice, thai POLL
Will be ar,ened at The Courf Houts. IA the Cpua-
Gil Chamt,e,, on the 18th day 0. february, at
10 O'Clock in tie forenoon, ior the pufpcft Of
r. ooiirg q twelve Gs and able men, bting Tree
bal,is,s.,, TO reprelent tie Corporation, as MAY
:, Aldermen and Common Couaeiimsn for the
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
Jan. II. CIV
r.a's lor cs,pors.ion Taxes, are hsieDy 'tque'ted
TO pay up the fame, orhs Collector viii he uI' ~
der the dtfagraeabls neceaity ofproeesding agaias
tfhs,n az th, law directs.
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a~ The fale Of Nathaniel Pendle-

AZ The fale of Nathaniel Pendle-
tons Lands adjoining town is on &C
count of the dly, and the furvey not
being hniihed. poRponed until FIR l.
DAY at II O'Clock, when the lale
will commence at the George Town
road, above the Race Ground.
CfIAs. sIMhqS,
GEO DENEALE,
E.J. LEE.
January 10.
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Ten DoL10aS Reuaad.
Runaway from the fubfcriber

Runaway from the fubfcriber
laR nigh, ~ apprentice y. n4tlsd SAM IL.
ADAMS, feventeen years old, aheut trst 8
ihch.s high, ttout mad, dark eyes and hsir. ard
the unper lip rather fhort. TIE above reward
will be paid for bringing osck The a5oys named
boy, with all 'esfonanie charges.
Ali pesfens ate cautioned sgliast ha,boutiog OF
Carrying off The fad appren'ics. as "a: ~ Will
be hrialy eniofseds
I'm 6 d2e
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one tent RewaYd-6ut no thanks,
WILL be paid tor experimenting aud bringing
home an apprentice to the BlackttnIih's bofnctss
named Jobx GHd,eats, who Attended on Sum
day sa, the ssh inf. He is ss1et feet s
ioebes high, thick made, and rad on. When ne
went away, his working dfsis. a blue jsekef and
trow s. hiss one of his eyes bound with band
age in cunaGueuce of a urn
E. Martin and Sons.
Ian. II. t3iS
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Fuslir SALE,
On Thurfday next, the 18th Infant,

will be fold at public auction.
Al ths 1sri0naI E0ats
of George Kiiton, deceafes, at The dwelling
houfe Of Mrs. Ki!ton, 90 King asest between
Columbus and Alfred accers. The fae will
eolnYence at three O'Clock in tie afternoon.
PHILIP G. MARsiE -L..ssR.
fan. IL.
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May rertons afFea TO wonder thar the wafh-
:.'s'Ph administration and policy maintsined thci
. -. over public opinion only twelve years.
1'e9 lay, thsEs was 40 fush thing known Al
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
|. SLAVE TRADE.

The Legislature OF South Carolina has
opened, by special law, the trade to
Africa for slaves. This abhorred traf-
&c ia human fesh calls for the seyerest
apprehension Of every government and
: every man who countenances or upholds
it.--But how doubiy criminal must it be
in q people who are in the enioyment of
al the blessings Of civil liberty, thus to
deal unto Others !-and still more pecu-
liafly offensive, in the eyes Of infinite
purify and Justice, when L IS done br q
Get of men peculiarly distinguished dor
their Glamour about Liberty and eggdify.s
Yes, these good democrats Of South Ca
rolina, who pretend to be all on FIRE
with love for the rig rats ofmaa, can deli
berately sit down and frame law by
which every principle Of justice and ma
tura right Is violated- by which all the
tiesof consequently and affection, are
torn with relentless fury, andevery claim
Of humanity trampied under feet. Al
though there is IN express law against
the slave trade in Georgia, YET such Is
the laxness of the executive authority,
that il is almost totally disregarded. We.
have the best authority for stating, thar
near. teni Thousand skapes ara annually
drought into that asebubEcdan state,
from the coast of Africa, and openly
sold. This sthe amount Of democratic
G6eetg regards the rights fmaa, a
IL doesth those of an horse or an or.