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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11

file of the papers to which he alluded, (and
which were underftocd to be thoie publiihed
under the title of GO Mirror of the Times and
General Advertier,") and, by a friet exami-
nation OF them to find fome paiiage which
might furnih the ground work of a profycuti-
on againlt the printer ofthe iaid paper: there,
by degrading his high judicial functions, and
tending to impair the public confidence in, ana
reipett for, the tribunals of juitice, i9 eIiential
to the general welfare.
ARTICLE VIII.
And whereas mutual reipect and confidence
between the government of the United States
and thoie OF the individual Rates, and between
the people and thofe governments, refpe6ti,ev,
are highly conducive to that public harmony,
without which there can he no public pappineIss
yer the laid Samuel Chaie, diiregarding the du-
ties and dignity Of bis judicial character, did, al
circuit court, for the diitrict of Maryland, held,
at baitlmore, IN the month of May, one thou
land eight hundred and three, pervert his off,
clal night and duty t0 addrefs tie grand jerY
then and there attended, on the matters con-
ing within the province of The fald jury, for the
purPoie OF delivering to the faid grand Jury an
iu.emperate ard infiammatoy political har-
rangue, with intent to excite the fears sndreient.
ment OF the fad grand jury, and of tine good
people OF Maryland againf their fate govern
ment, and contribution, conduct highly Genius
rabie IN any, but peculiarly indecent and unbe-
coming IN judge of the lupreme court of the
United States: and moreover that the faid Sa-
mucl Chafe, then and there, under pretence of
| e%erclhng his judicial right to add.efs the fail
grand jury, as aforefaid, did, in a manner high
ly unwarrantable, endeavonr to excite the obi
um OF the iad grand jury, and of the good peo.
Pile OF Maryland againft the government of the
United States, by delivering opinions, which, G.
ven If the judicial authority were competent 70
their exprefiion. on a fuitable occaiion and in 4
proper name re at that time and as deli.
vered by hiP Indecent, extra judicial and
tending top high judicial character
with which he d to the low purpole
of an eleGtioneer,
And the Houfr ,tat: nv Dro.
teftation, faving to TIKI Vt ex.
hibiting, at any time h, ar
ticles, or other accuiaton,
gainit the iaid Samuel Chafe,
ing TO his anfwers which he ina. %.
lar. articles or any of them, a. ing
proof to all and every the afofefaid 4
to all and every other articles, impeac.
accutation, which fball be exhibited b, =,
as the cafe iha!I require, do demand tina. thc
fad Samuel Chafe may be put to anfwer the
laid crimes and mitdemeanors, and that fuch
proceedings, examinations, trials and iudg
ments may ne thereupon had and given, az are
agreeable TO law and juitice.
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Jnfuraurt agalnn jslre.
Pberis Fire Office, LoaScn,
MGy |, 1904.

Pbqris Fire Office, Loeden,
My l, 1904
I HE numerous and denru4ive Fires which have
y happened within the period of thetwo Ian years,
IN different parts Of Europe and America, tnore par-
euar IN the towns Of Liverpool in England, Cohen
burg IN Sweden, and Norfolk in Virginia. render It
proper to remind all perions who pofIrls property
IN the Uni,ed States Of America Of the utity of iuur
ance.
The Phoenix Ofi,e Ct London, is an nft,uton Cue-
iiccntly known " the very large and important oies
t hls paid IN cone9uence Of the exeuiive sonaagra-
tions n the etes ard towns Of America to fuch Gfer
ers ashave bad The yrudtnc:toprote herprepcrtv, bv
iriurance--Ihe Phoenix Company deeply regret that.
owing 20 tEecxpenig oferOusand continued oncs upon
thebuildngs and ores in the climber towns noalerst
nor remiion iuch riAs can be made az prefer,,
but the Directors hope from the ncreae Of brick and
Rome buildings, and other improvements Of ecuri,y
that the period is not far dinant when they will be a.
bic generally, 10 mitigate the rates of iurance in
North America; aud they confidently prcflme that
the pronptfude and honor with which they have Uni
formerly fuGiIsd their extefive engagements. have
unequivocay efAb,hei the ioliGty credit, and Good
faith OF the Company.
The Phoenix Company grant ,afurances upon bull
dings' goods and fhips, Whit in dock or in hfbor.
iron ois or damage by fire, upon the MOI moderate
and equitable terms; and perions derous of f,curng
their property by policies from this company, are re-
queed to trant their orders to their correpoe
10 Great Britain.
Nov 9. co1Gt
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ASTONISHING INVISIBLE LADY.
THE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
LneaA:,1.ebsnli5le C,yGaI, and reRtefi,e llirror

LreaNP1ebegii6e C,yfai, aal REJECTING Mirror,
Is now exhibiting in Richmond in the crois free,
leading from the MAIN Street between the Eagle and
the Union Iaverns, the houfe lately occupied by
MIR. Pollard, and ince by Mr.. WARREN IS the Profile
Office.
y THE amateurs of cience and curious experiments
Il will find in this exhibition the mot iurprtng
phenomenon that has been diieovered in acou
itics; the proprietor therefore PERFUMES stter him
ief that the enlightened and liberal public will honor
his performance with the fame degree of appiaufe
which has 70 uniformly attended it in Paris London,
Liverpool and New-York.
a5is inexelieabie Au,isat,r and optical Nzfan,
Which profeaes to expofe the practices OF artful
'nPSf0rs, pretended agieiars, and exO,eH and to
pen the eyes of thoe who Gill foiter abfurd belief
On e9f, zcifsbe5, eonuyatiorS, d0nides, &c. will
bic the attentive obierver form juf idea of the
articles by which they impoed the ere}2icns and
in this and former ages and afford alto to
the ipeetator an interengand peaing entertainment.
Dysrittion sftbe Exhibition.
In temple, representing thofe where the Egypt
ans delivered their oracles, is FINAL altar and cryf
tai as deicribed by DR.. Dee, Sc for committing fpi-
rts From this proceed the erals for conveying quef-
tions and antwers. The whole apparatus is uncon-
necsed with surrounding Objects.
"A conversation may be held on any fubje9-fng-
ing, laughing, breathing, &c. cole the ear of the
audience decribing their number d,efs motion, SC.
without any viiible interference of agency, and 10
completely deceiving the fenfes appear be the
effe6f of magic
The above wonderful and incomprehenfble exhi-
oition, which has excited the atonihment and graft
hed the curicity, of the OF fcence and the
public in general, in London &c. is exhibiting,
with improvements, above deicribed
~ Hours OF Exhibition, from O'Clock till J. and
from till 6, and from till 9 in the evening.
Admittance rs cents.--Children 80.
Nov.4. (eptD
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Saie8 at aurfion.

1T TIE bo: osenp;ei6y NJ W. Hansosk and Co. on eA-
n;'aay next, zvW be js!4,
4 BOX OF LINENS marked l. B. No. 2, Ia
i n mayed and fold for the benefit Of the under
writers and Others concerned.
ALSO-a variety OF DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERES. Terms made known on the day of iale.
THOMAS TAYLOR So Co. V. MS.
December s.--[ep2.
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C. o " y I r Z D N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
weck....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
meet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annun, in advance.
I'll. ADVERTISE from thofe who
do NOT iubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fIuare in length,
fhail be inherited for GVenty3fVs cents
the f:it time, Gfy cents FOR each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion t5irty-tb,re cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fifty cents
the firit time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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9Ilgs at Iuctlni,.

NNTu.L BE SOLD by the fubfcribers at t,e late
w dwelling houie Of D. NJ. Randolph, Elq ON
FRIDAY the lAth inf. variety of valuable Aouihnld
and Kitchen FURNITURE; among winch are, iome
fashionable and fubtantia Plate, lately imported
mahogany tables, Gje board and baton nands of ii-
Perior quality; well aorted collection of the moft
nefnl kitchen furniture; fets and parts Of fets of
bic and tea China, &c. &c &c. Stc.
Alio--A very large fuperb Carpet, and very flu
perior Time Piece
1s;-vr Of j4ie.-Cah for all fums of so dollars and
under that fun, credit of 90 and 100 days will
be given. The iale will commence at | o'clock. In
the mean time, ladies and gentlemen respectfully
invited view the articles in expectation Of which,
attendance by the proprietor will be given every
morning u..tI : o'clock.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Sc Co.
duG7isaesrs.
Dec. 5. 1904 (eptdf)
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EDUCATION.

| WOOD has opened. at his room, formerly the
y ichool loom Of Mr.. Harris, oppoite to Mr. Cop
lands, IN EYENING CLASS, from the hours OF
ieven to rne, for the Of Drawing and Painting
AMI the ieyera branches Of the Mathematics including
the higher parts of Arithmetic, Geography, Atrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings of tuition Tueiday, Thurfday and Friday.
The Students who attend are liberty to devote
the whole OF the two hours either Of the above arts
and licences or to apply both Drawing and Mahc-
ms,ic5, the latter being ;aught by lecture.
Terms Two Dollars and one half rcr month, paid
at entr-nce Nov. 81 (eptf
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5aIea 1T auffinn.

XXTILL be fold at public auction, for ready money,
w Wednesday the 9Th day of December
next, the HOUSE & LOT near the mouth of Shockoe
Creek, at prefent occupied, by B. J. Harris, and
commonly called the Shot Fa4ory-.he title papers
may be iesn any time by applying
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. " NJ.
Nov. %. ep ids.
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STORE OF
1eonmougeru, grtnritern, SIC


By FRANCIS TOILET (from New-York) bes ween
A1eafs Bonn s; Hubnrrs and MIR. Charles Spen-
GERS, M1iD-freet, Richmond, where he offers for
faie an aGorunent Of
q OLD, CIR, SNgt,, PL,'sl, 5sPasI s4A C-st.yy
~ zpr,e; Gsida and SiE9er Vatste Es!.j a.srri4iJ,
Ladies' y Geaf!sDess A4syceeo Ps.fa Bosts, Glope
Ties, E!sjfie Carter and Ciydiss Csfai Wss d14
G!gl5 Be,h, Ivo,y, 8one and Had C5ej N:r, B--k-
gan7soa Ta5l>, bIH Doors o1d Shuttle Cosis F!2ss,
Fr5, Cum, GIN Lost,, Pioi5, SrvOrd STVord Beif5,
SqS7y@ K7ot, EbHaisiI, Military FeabaJ, Sborf5mrn
Bag' and Kaipsf and common a4egafe Fiats Wbips,
Cancs, Un5,eiids Boot Jaeks, S6uy, RISors, Homes
Hva Sfra5rj Starving Boxer and ByAj5e5j Cu,Lag
Togs; Po.vIlr-BsEi end Pa1; Pi9iet and Sbavipg
Sop PomIf41 Toot5 Pozv9-y and Fine, gentle
,:cr'r Ha5ognay dyll7rg Cajss and Travelling Diff
PeyrsJ H,ispys, or dre7vgg al! siqfaq, If d6s,e7t
Ess' 6siy, Asd a!a,ts Praeit; Siatc5 Ink Ponder,
WeJcrs, Q1Ms, Pa6rr Foifys, Country HOY: SraIt
Iok Sfaai ivory, horn and for!o 5eY Cozb5 inae5'
ora,7e1trS t0ro 6sN D,sii Co,gJjj Sieevr Bgffo7,,
9r7v'f Harp; Fy5 Ho0tti Pint dai NtrSisI r!gfie
md common Knitting Nss!ssj Tdm5sa Wlrilss anu
Cljssi Tbi7jAesi SPe&7aeies and Cayi5j jvysyo,5'
CoabaGtf and Cbai7S AMI MATHEMATICAL L.fyumsaf5 in
egfi; PosEe' Con5JG Dieh Cliff C!obs Lamp, FIR
6lI cLgaat brf And-Iyon5, anil S6ovsls, Tongs and
Poteys; Coai Sloap5; BsiIOsVses Saeo05igg Lrans ;
Grit Iro7s CG5p,r and Iron Cbq6igg DJB=s; Se/i and
6cyi TpabH, Lro1s Plg and Box Co9te MN iyo7 and
&4G CanAgeiely; ky Riagsj Cork Ssytrpsj Cioak
Pi15 foor, beayb, Sey96biEg, -r5ife-7rg@ doIl5s,
'9sb and 5oe Brgbes; ByitI~fa m,'aI flLls 1as tea
8bo9as 4; Byifamia metal Tt4 PITT Frying Pam /;
Pit AMI K>ifLes Fire Gsafc,; mn Sarcs; Hg7d
mt PIqnH Sugvf TmEy oil Sfaqy Ciwbisfs j;
Essn4ky5 Toqis; Bril- T,ozcsi, Sbsyris and Stadls .
IoH'i HMrrs; Ssre9yt NaHt; Tssif--witha great
'.,iy .. !l.niar Articles too tedious to enumerato.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
KID M,yaeeo and Leaijr Shbbe,.j 1zcaJ fze and
estyI SLoe' and Boofcc, Hal, and Leather Trunk
F,sey and JIiAJj6y CHAIR. E1yfb1q Ways in eysfy,
a6.rird; SbanJ5 Foam LaAgo; Paint Blue; Ps7o-
De, and Shot,
Deces7bsr =. 1eb.C1
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BIZ PERMISSION.
B L Il II & II A MILF ON.
Is nosS opened at Mr.. RiLLAs5 Warrington 7aVeya

~ Il X p &c IT ? u &.

a INV COILECTION
" II X C U r Z s.;
SUPERIOR to any in America; among which are
- ftrikng likenes and representation of I'll. late
unfortunate D U l., fought between Col AARON
BURR, Vice-Preident OF the United States, and Cen
ALEXANDER Hamilton, wherein Gen. Hamilton is
Imported by his f-cond after receiving the mortal
wound, while Col. Burr is led from the field by his
iecond-a itrking representation of the place where
the duel was fought, upon ieenery which adds much
to this intere!tng representation, etc-and number
OF SELECTED FIGURES, choien f ON the beG ieec-
tious in America.
~ NJ u SIC ON IN ELEGkNT ORGAN.
ADMIrrANcx.-5o cents for the FIRE adrniiion-
and no peron is admitted the econd, without paying
half Price--25 cents
December g. e,.f
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
y MAT At Nicholfon's Wharf at Rockets, on the
L 18th day on December, 1904, will be expoled
to AUCTION, between the hours OF ten and four o.
clock, a rARcEL OF
B U K r ST. ES;
Which imported for William Davidfon and he re-
inied to take and concerning which fuit is now
depending between This itep is taken that the
lcis may be as light pcfble whomfoeve it may
fail. JAMES MCANCE.
Dec S. ep.
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W. COWAN,

NTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. one door
w below .he Eagle Tavern--rep4rs Watches
and Cl9e@5 Of every dcfcriPtion the fhor.ea no.
,ioe.
". G. returns his grateful Acknowledgements 10
his friends and cnlomcrs, and hcPssto merit cont-
nuanee Of par fsvou-s
~ D. IIe has CT hand few cord W.. hrs, will,
variety Of Chains, Seals, Keys *. Waich he will
dfpoie Of row for caf1
December - H.
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anrtion SaIes.
THOMAS TAYLOR g. Co.

SSTiLL IN future JiN at TIE Pore oer4picd BY W. W
w HIx-o.k g Co. on WrarellA,y', in each zoeek
ard at TIER ot7te, T1sfaayy and Friday ajaak
De. /, 1901 eptf
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FALL GOODS.

XfLLIAM TEMPLE has rresiyei BY .bs
w "Trip E.i1vard and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
fAi:H5iFtO tie approaching Ieajoa. He expects an
ADDITIONAL sUPeLY,
TO eonticat bis a9ortDaent by tbe 5ib Sally from
London, and LGtona from liverpool T; zvb;cb be
viii dJ3ojf Of on bis u1i4al log tern5.
ScPf. q. rp.f
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BROKERS OFFICE.

HE Sa5tribsr ba5 opened a B,oter'5 O6ree, ,}b,Gt.
L toe Union Taps,n, and oyer tie Coun:iag-5oaf @,
7bonraS and 4fsos Ladi Ill b4fnsjJ eosjiatd TO lin
zvW be .ragjatsed zVitb friR fdelty.
THOMAS NORVELL.
Ol7oker 9. If
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N o T C z.

N - L | & u.
He office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Diitria of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bunefs of the fd Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accousts have been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed, that they are now
reqaeited TO call at my Office in the city of Richnond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
d:trict of Virginia by authority Of a of Congref
OF the United States for non-psytnere Of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuchiands, by paying TO me within
the time limited, the principal eos and fees as the law
direas.
AS mott Of the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec: 500, the privilege ofredenpton viii continue
until December next.
The money received BIZ nc f,-5sie redcmptiou Of
the aid lands, will be returned te purchafer with
interet at the rate of IS per per on the
Purehafe money, TO the day which it may be paid
to me. Joseph SCOTT
Martial " ID
july z. ep-tf,
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REPORT.

h,TicLJ ev5;bitcd BY the H0Hjs .'Rtb,r,tntafiz,e
0ffbe United States, IN TIE na1'te offbemjeiz,eJ
and ofaN the begph qftbr Unitcd States, n
gai1R Samuel C6atc, one Of tire ,a0oeiate
jHfice5 Of tbe Supreme Court offbe
United STATES, in maintenance and Gn1-
Port Of their Gn7saebansRt Gsainf him, far
bigb crimes and mjae,neaaoyJ.
ARTICLE 1.
That, unmindsul of the folemn duties of his
Office, and contrary TO the Eacred obligation by
which he food bound 70 difcharge them
" faithfully and imparrial)y, and without re-
fpec to perfons," the faid Samuel Chafe, on
the trial Of John Fries, charged with treafon,
before the circuit court of the United States,
held for the difri6t of Pennsylvania, in the
city of Philadelphia, during the months of A.
priI and May, one thoufsnd eight hundred,
whereat the faid Samuel Chafe prefded, did, in
his judicial capacity, conduit himfelfin man.
ner highly arbitrary, opprelIive and unjuf,
viz -:
/. In delivering an opnion, in writing, on
the qucftion of law, on the contribution of
which the defence Of the accufed materially de-
pended, tending to prejudice the minds of the
Jury againit the cafe of the fiid John Fries, the
priioncr, before council had been heard in his
defence
Q. In restricting the councillor faid Fries
from recurring 70 fuch Englih authorities as
they believed appetite, or from citing certain
latutes Of the United States, which they deem
ed iluilrative of the petitions, upon which
they intended to ref the defence Of the cli-
ent
Sin deb1rrirg the prifoner from his confitu-
tionai privilege Of addreiliug the jury Ghrough
his counicD on the law, as well as on the fa6f,
which was 10 determine his guilt, or innocence,
and 1t the fare time endcavouring to wrc1
from the jury their indifputabe right 10 hear
argument, y q determine upon the 0ueftion OF
fact, involved in the verdict which .hey were re-
quired to- give
In cOnfcquence Of which irregular conduct of
the iiid Samuel Chafe, AZ dangerous to our IL
berries, as 1t is novel 70 our laws and nrigee,
the fad John Fries was deprived Of the right,
fecured to him by the eighth article amendato-
ry of the contribution, and was condemned TO
death without having been heard, by council,
IN his defence, to the digrace of the character
ofthc american Bench, IN manifeft vioiation OF
law and juitice, aud in open contempt of the
rights of juries, on which, ultimately, reG
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Coi,0refg.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, WoV. 80.
July 2.

Friday, Nop. 80.
The committee to whom was referred, OH
the fixth infant, the report Of feleGt commit
tee appointed on the thirteenth of March lat,
to prepare and report articles of impeach-
meHt againft Samuel Chafe, one of the aToci-
ate jufices of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States" iubmit to the Houfe the follow
ing
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the liberty and fafety of the American peo.
pie.
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T. SULLY,
Jriaa l.nsm anu 9aastra Gutne.

John HENRY mas imported in the hip LA1oNA,
) captain ThuyAon, from Liverpool, few fnlall
boxes of well ancl;ed 4-4ths IRISH LINEN, purcha-
fed in Dobl;n in July; which, with 6ne old London
particular MADEIRA WINE, in pipes and half pipes
he offers tor isle on moderate terms.
Nov. 7. eptf.
By TIE lac a,rivai5 from London and Livr,,-
booi,
w. MACKENZIE g co.
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR
fail tDunn8.
Now. ep4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
NORFOLA, Sept. Is.

arr;yed. sloop Mary and Haansh, capt.
,sa.foa.. 8 days from Charleston. Cap
]g.T Informs that on Saturday the 18Th,
t'm 10 leagues West from Charleston
-, house, spoke the sch'r Isabella, Hard
=, bound "a philadelphia. who had lost
aE hover anchor aud cable, fore~a,ast,
~. sop.aast, and her >ails much sha.ter-
-. .as near being ashore on Cape Carne.
~ sspal and going to Charleston to rsflt; this
~ on the 18th fell In with new sch'r
ssr ,nasts along side, the sails IL the water,
h.3tso .wiyels mounted on the forecasts;
j.. "a was so high they could not board
her. Capt. tombstone on the 18th, in lat.
- Iona. rs, spoke the schooner Eagle,
:; DAVIS from Turks leland, bound to ~.
York. had lost her main MAST and anchors,
mn feet water in the hold.
Sch,r Patriot, Hudson, II days from
Trinidad bound to Baltimore.
In the Brilliant pilot boat, which arrived
an Saturday night, Came several passeng RS
from on board the sch'r Eagle, .Aetcaii
fnant,onet above) They info N nat they
We're passengers IN the brig Friendship, Of
Hartford, captain Ingrsham, from Martin
iour bound 10 New York,and were cap,ur-
cd on the 9Th August, by the privateer
,chooner Commodore, belonging TO the
Naval Agent at Fortola, and carried in
there, whsfe they we're plundered of ,heil
money, clothes. papers, &e. They ha>
iurnishedttte following lis, of Americans,
captured bvt me same privatesr, and sem
INTO l'orl6la the 3Ata OF Aaguss last: VIZ.
:. brig Victory, Woodbury., Of Salem !;
brS Fame Pease, of Philadelphia. schr.
Mary and Eliza, Seholt, of Boston; ana
schr. Molly, Smith, of Boston; all from
1lartanqtts. They further inform, that
the Ceataar, al Elglisn "A, 10 chasing a
lsench privateer, had go, 3 calm d under
ihebat,ery a, Cape Solomon, snear Fort
Rayal, Martinique, and was obliged TO
surrender. -
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fro~ lie Phlhdelthia Gasette.

Whn ~ ~, Jsooi"> 90 III ,an's fa.Dlu! GIG
tnre of thar ttend rtm Paine
SprSsi g CT q w,tatfs shom he WA Iabarira
to q tcsedl he fays.-" paue w. his cferd ar
III, h.Iui ply. He bad drawn his srnsxn. 1.
Poli'Its N az" 'n2@' n turIoes aaa.ca,
braa hsd By Nj Pa,na Ills .,jsss of relie.
wee adQre nom tire w, AZ N lY,ms c: b
are man, tie fcsnda. OF q:'r=, ,hr hlaf- Re-
r,r. Il Iii. Gps a. h.s king, T. hears tt.n
onv agascs h mfeif shss !. fIbn,itted e a..
q. king OF reading both his abo,nioa.l lie ,tscsk
= H., al 5m,aa,le abumns nGf Ill ahcrI:u. :.
fsots Pants 4ge # kea'or,'' Pscshiae t.
ach mankind, bS @ctnrw ecglng tia ac o.
-, earn himiell! - rkirg upot tebauche0xrG
Il, n narrow upde lt4ndihes- why no. iwcsr Inc
tns!s upon the vulsa, m ,rs OF TIA, b.fc te!
low, ;hat wretc I'd outlaw aod iugislve i.,la his
unIy and tror hi CT -
[Carr0,'s Str ebts, J. as4
MIR. CurTan's ogInion Il ,be United / fhDcn.
I" Yea will cptf Ter whs, degree {, ciedi, yan
vii give o tie pcrfon who has come 70, va i AID
given his toflmony, e (uppo,t the charges in
the ind6imrn:, = pert n who had been one OF
the United | e mra; who had 70. med tie 40.
mnahe lmtsntot comprising and imagining the
Ca III Of rte King--I fy tie in.eusion. cf the DO
~ are. ah minaoic--fere give me leave to Gy,
'n.,hs prsicnce Of tic learned Judge rhalin lym.
newfpafess II was laid, vadicsted the f,cic,y
q Uoi,d IL hmen a, Tome former t,ia.-l d-ny
H. Tor there ~ 10 one that does not know, there
Cen be no uan acre attached 10 NY Klrg and
country thah all. H.. ,. $40, $50.