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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-21
TIL: JEFFERSON.
DOCUMENT No. III


Accompanying Mellage from the PreGdent of
the United States, November Sth, 1904.
Il jftmmary dcjtJiptior 2ft5e LeaA Mines in Up
per LomG0nG 4; alho an e,2imafe 9j' fbeir fro
dtce fer tbrsr yeGrSpaf.
81. L0aif, June 10, 1904.
SIR.
In conitquence Of requeR made me BY capt.
Lewis, before he left this, I now DO nyieIf the
honor Of enclofng you copy of 4 dilittaton
ON the Lead Mines in Upper Louiana, fuTii.h-
cd me By MOfea Aultb, Efq. This gentleman
ownsan extenGye mine, fitnaed abont thirty
eight miles back Of St. Gencgieye, which he
has worked for 1orne years par and from his
education and experience, conceive him to be-
better calculated TO give correct Information
on tbe fuhc>t tlat any otter man IN this quar-
ar.
! am, Ga with fentiments Of high ref
pe6,
Your ,siy humble feryant,
AMOS GODDARD,
Captain and firt civil com
mantant of Upper LOui.
hana.
The Proficient of the United States.
4 Ea,7nary Dccri3fioa of ns Leod Mines II,
CSPer Lo@iFnnn TO qVbicb is addei an Ffi-
H7afe IF tbsir broGace fer. three year5 na4 az
J9' q Inbhe. Proving IRE mnear ef b214iaH1a
- fsrir qqeDig, fate the ysar i79o.---HDHi
frdc07 az RE frgpcR of cAp'0;n Amot S,of-
S9rd, mn ci7R fo2i'noOd7nt 81 Uss-y LDAE-
a7a---fo Fe6an u is u44 rcjbe2tsily Ji5,1ifJe4
Z, biz Urty k4nGie JScvan,,
M0SzS IUS7Iv.
SIR,
Agreeable to your reqreH, I have annezcIsa
inSh'05a"-an- Of ttc aumbeT, exter; or3 ftua-
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MISS ROBBINS

4 fIE" making her fpcece acEnov,c1ce.
m@n'' 20 her friends and he putl;c. fl. -,
to inform her patrons. INA; lie Y" ", re
SeHool 70 hopic nearly opponte 10 Ear -.
Ian" on Shock@ Hill wrere me .s, ,-.gr
q sio1en young Laiie, ~ BoA,j-,.
Nvv s. SOC
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CTD
II ~ -

The explanations which the government of
France has givfn to his Catholic Maieay, con-
corning the iale OF Louihana to the U. States,
aud the amicabe difpohtions on the part of the
king my matter towards theie fates; have de-
Fernined him to abandon the oppoiition, which
a prior period, and with the mott fubGartial
motives, he had manifefsd againit that tranf-
sttion. In conitquence and by fpecal order
Of his n12jetty, have the pIeafure to commuui-
cate 10 you MS royal intentions on an affair 70
important; well perfuaded that the American
government will fee in this conduct OF the king
my matter, new proofof his confederation
FOR the United States, and that they will cor
=SfpouG %:t... : true :scirroc;ty with the Gncere
friendhip OF the king, Of which he has given 70
many proofs.
God preferve you many years. Philadelphia,
18Th May, 1901.
flames Aladijon, En-.
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tion of the Lead Mines in Upper Louiiana,
with an climate OF the average quality Of mine
raj produced, and the number of hands employ
ed az each mine; with the probable quantity
which may be annually produced, when the
country becomes populated 70 as 10 afford
workmen tuhc;Snt to occupy the mines to ad-
vantage,
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Total,

In June 1909, when removed my erniIv %
the Mine Burton, the whole number of 49,,
6itants iettIed on Grand river and IFS waters
did not exceed iixty-three or four perlons. cor
fitting Of eight families. ~o''-
N. b. Some late tranfadions, by order of,be
governor OF St. Louis, if valid, win entireiv
change the itsation Of The public property viii,
IN ten mics OF the Nine Burton. SURVEYS nc
al! the iahd5 worthy Of notice, have been nadr
r WIN an intention 10 include every fpot of land
amount to thirty or forty thoufand acres al
nave been made, except in few iraances. Gn,s
the fri of the prcient month.
Inc above obicrvations and climates arc "a
accurate as the nature Of things would aS,n;.'
and the ihorincfs of time have had to colieH
information al! of which are f1br,jttad ,'i,s
relped. NOSFS A.rS,Sit. W."
February &c, 1904.
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DOCUMENT No. I.

Accompanying Meaase from the PRECEDENT of
the United States. Received the sth NoYem-
Der, 1904.
ENfratf Of a letter from Dan Pedro Ce7aho5,
aninifer Of. Rate Of bis Catholic MaJs2y to
Charles Pinekncv, eqa;rs, dated at THE Pardo,
lofb February, 1904.
TRANSLATIoN.
" at the fame time that the miniiter of his
Fnajetyin the United States, is charged TO in
forr-i the American government refpe61ing the
fai6ty of the rumour referred to, he has like
wife orders 20 declare to it that his maiefy has
thought Git TO renounce his oppoition to the
y.ienation of LouiGana made by France, not
withdrawing the fold reafons on which it is
founded thereby giving new proof Of his be-
nevolence and triendihip towards the United
States"
Ceay Of a letter fran The Marquis of Gaia 2ru-
10 to the Secretary Of Stats.
TRANSLATION.
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5000 90
l,sD 90
Total amount is

Total amount is doIIs oloo
"hen the manufacture of white and red lead
IS put INTO operation, the export valuation via
Ds , eoI,'aeraeiy augmented on the fame quality
Ibe /01ss1@ing table zviH 5szy the breJsnt 10.
PHI"tfoH gtf5e IHiHe Burton ami ils 7,;c;,,;t.F
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GENERAL ORDINATIONS.

Within twelve months paR, feveral discoveries
have been made near the Mine a Burton. Va
luable lead mines have been lkewifc dfcovered,
about two hundred miles up the river Merimak /;
iome of the mineral have leen, which is of a
good quality. In Mort, The country fortweive
or fifteen miles round the Mine Barton, exhi-
bits frong appearances Of mineral. In all the
Email creeks mineral is found wafhed down
from the hills, and it is not uncommon to find
in draughts leading 10 creeksi and rivers, and
in the gullies made by the fpring rains, mineral
in pieces from ten to City pounds weight bro't
down by the torrents; iome hundreds have
been collected in this way. No country vet
known furniihes greater Indications of an mex
hauitible quantity Of lead mineral, and 70 caiily
obtained. One motive to render the mining bu-
hneis generally advantageous is, that every far
mer may be miner, and when unemployed on
his farm, may, by few weeks labour, almof at
his Own door, dig as much mineral as will fur
Min bis family with all imported articles. From
view Of the lead mines in Upper Loufana, it
may % e . thar nothing is " nting but an IT,
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% Mines--20O thouiand
lbs. mineral, efimated
TO produce Go 2-s is
1888 l-2 lbs. lead, ar
dollars 5 per cwt. is
Mine a Ia Mott--2oo thou
fand lbs. lead, at dollars
s per cTt. is
SuPpofe at all the other
Mines so,ooo!ls. lead at
dollars :, is
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LONDON, April ID.

We laft night received Moniteurs of the 18th
and 5th infant. The police continues to ex-
ercife the greatef vigilance and activity in ar
refting all perfons fufpected of being concerned
in the late confpracy. Several accufed of be-
ing the agents and partizans of Georges have
been apprehended.
The French Government is eZertine every art
to make the people of France believe that En-
gland was the fole author ofthe plot and in
recent report to the Firf Conful, Lethercier,
conlidered as one ofthe accomplices of Georges,
has made A confeflion, admitting he was en-
ployed by our government to aiIafIinate Bona
parte. A fimilar confefion has been made by
another wretch, called Peter Jean. There is
nota man in Europe, except the faves of the
Corlican DEPOT, that will not defpife the accu-
fation, and abhor the diabolcal ingenuity By
which thefe proofs have been brought forward.
Switzerland appears to be in fate of conf.
derable agitation. Some connections have bro
ken out in the Canton of Zurich, where the
people refufed to take the ufua oaths; and ac-
counts from Bale mention, that half the inhabi-
tants of that canton are in Gate of revolt. Il
The velIcl fated in the Moniteur of the Cd
init. TO have been captured by Admiral Linois's
fqEadron, eppeafs to have been the Counties
Of Southerland, an Eaa-India Company fhip.
Her cargo is ehimated at i5o,oool.
BY neutral veiel that arrived from Holland,
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fion of go or 10 houfes at Utrecht, which was
done in Il fummary way, by Tending note TO e.
very orcupier, Ggnifyins they mutt quit polIef-
don immediately, leaving the furniture on the
Premifes, of which they might have taken an
inventory. An encampment of 10000 men is
Immediately to take place at Utrecht.
The Chancellor ofthe Exchequer gave notice
"Wednesday fe'nnight.
Ourport letters this morning bring
no further accounts of the vessels
that sailed upon the stone expediti-
en- on Thursday. 1t was supposed
they would be sunk that night at the
mouth Of Bculogne harbor.
Copy of Letter from Rear-Admi-
raj marlborough, to William
Marsden, Esq. dated On board his
Majesty's ship Defence, off the
Texel the 9TH inst.
SIR----You will be pleased to &C
quaint their Lordships that l detain-
ed and have since liberated, the pur-
ser, pilot, and the Captains ser
want, Of the Dutch National brig
Atalante, captured by the Scofpiali
and. Beaver sloops: and that l charg-
ed the letter with the effects of his
ihasse Iogbe delivered to Admiral
kiHkert, for the benefit of his rela-
tiohs:I awaited myself of the OPP
portunity OF writing to the Admiral,
4 copy of which letter | herewith in
close for their Lordship's perusal,
and which | trust will meet their ap-
probation. | am &c.
(Signed) Edward 7hornborough.
His Majefy's fhip Defence, off the Texel,
April 4.
SIR----The chance of war having,
put into our possession the Atalante,
Dutch National brig, and being de
sirous of paying every attention to
the memory Of Captain Carp, her
Commander, who gallalltly fell at
his post, in the defence of the ship
entrusted to his care, | have sent
his servant to you with his effects.
The English not considering per-
sons serving on board ships of war in
civil capacities, as liable to be made
prisoners, / have liberated & sent on
shore the purser ard pilot, that were
taken on board the Atalante, & have
charged the former with the delivery
of this letter to you. ] see great
concern at having been under the
necessity of sending the Surgeon &
wounded men belonging to the brig,
TO England the dictates of huma-
NIFTY would have induced me to send
them to the Helder, could I have
been assured that my flag of truce
would have been respected, and the
officers permitted to return, which
has ever been the custom with civil
hzed powers at war, until the last
summer, when an English officer,
going to HeIvoet under a flag of
truce, was detained and sent prison.
er into. France. Enclosed / have
sent an inventory of captain Carp's
effects.
(Sig,ed) Edw. 7Aornborongh,
Rear Admiral of the Blue, and
commander Of his Britannia
Majesty's cruizer's off the
TeXel.
Rear Admiful Hilbert, Commander
ofthe BataOian ships in the 7exel.
PHILADELPHIA, May so,
A gentleman, passenger in the
Diana, arrived this morning, in
forms, that it was reported at Ant
werp, that Gen. Pichegru had been
guillotined.
The general impression there was,
that Pichegru and Georges had been
decoyed to Paris by agents of the
consular government, and that they
were entirely innocent of the designs
for which they were doomed to suf-
fer.
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III tile new plDleCt Tor enal ana
Criminal Code, about to be discus
sed by the tribunals of the French
Republic, great changes are propo-
sed.
According to this project, Pretors
are to succeed the Presidents. The
jurisdiction Of each Pretor will con-
tain several departments. He is obi
ged to appear at Paris once in the
year, to give an account of the iu-
dicial affairs of his district. This
Magistrate is to be assisted by Pro-
?retors and Suppleans. The Pro-
pretors are to be attached to the tri-
bunals Of the first instance, and are
to form the criminal tribunals, in
meeting once year at certain fix
ed period.
Crimes are to be punished with a
more rigorous pain than death. The
cessation of life is to be preceded BY
torrents which augment the horror
certain destruction inspires. For
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5nruraUce agalnt fire.
PSaA;s Fire ofret, Lsadsq,

r,, May /, 1904
re numerous and dcfruaive Fires which have
happened within the period of tlietw o laG Years,
III aefent parts of Europe and America (nore par,i-
GUAR IN the towns Of Liverpool in England, Cohen
oufg IN Sweden, and Norfolk in vrginia,) render IL
proper to remind ali perions who poTeis property
In the United States OF America of the u,l;ty Of MFR
ance. -'' ~ -->-
Inc Phoenix Office of London is an infti,u,;on fus.
nehtiy known by the very large and important loiIes
IL mas paid IN conequence of the extenfvN confayra-
os IN the cities and towns of America to lucb ffer
'snaVe had the prudence proted tseir property bv
iiileranee.-Ihe Phoenix Company deeply regret thar,
owE TO eexPenie offerousand Continued loes upon
the buildings andores in the tinbbertowrs no siteratt
OF nor rendition fch riks can beniade at preCeut
out the Directors hope from the ihcrcae of brick aud
i,ohe buildings, and other improvements of fecur;ty
,a the period is not far dant, when they will be A.
PIC generally, to mitigate the rates of infurance in
North America, and they confidently prcfnne that
li'e prompttude and honor with which they have ur-
formerly fulfilled their extenlve engagements, have
unequvoca!iy eisabled the oldty, credit, and good
faith of the Company
The Phcsnix Company grant infurances Upon bull
dings, goods and ihps, whit in dock or in harbor,
from lois or damage by FIRE, upon the moft moderate
and equitable terms; ard perions derous of occurring
their property By policies from this company are re-
queed to tranm their order. to their correspondents
in Great Britain.
Nov. 8. epI6t.
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WILL BE SOLD.

on me path day of November, TO the hishea
bidder, FOR caih, at Richard Gregory's TIA.
vern, IN Chefferfieid county.
E1NE LIKELY NEGROES, or 70 many of them
as will fatisfy the debt hereafter mentioned. the
property OF James Fargufon, of faid county; which
property conveyed TO in trait, barring date on the
ninth day of March, in the year one tl,oufand eigb,
hundred and two, by the iaid James Furgufon, to f.
cure the payment of fourteen houfan fix hundred and
eighty-ix pounds of Tobacco, of the Upper Infpeisn
ON james klver-iikewfe, the i,im Of three pounds
thirteen ihillngs and fix pence current money of Vr-
gna with interef and cof from the within mentioned
date; due by the fad James Furgufon to Miles Selden
RICHARD GREGORY,1
JOHN r. BRADLEY, { Truflees.
GEORGE GARY,
Nov 3. 6tq
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VALUABLE LANDS-FOR SHE.

In fbe county Of King H7Yianr, on Tbursdoy t6.
29fe Of N0vember, to the bigbeG 6iaIder, at
F,a=er'S Ferry:
WO TRACTS OF LAND, keieseing to he eeot,
Of WHam Brook, deeeajcd, and iy;Sg ;,rmes;afek,
on h4H'fHp0hy ript, one Of @np eoaairi7s pb7oard NJ
TOD aere5 Of bgb Iand and dJOn 100 acre. Of qapoEe
'ofH 0af 7ab a6onadiHg zVi 0ayiefy of 4o1 fS1vI i,
f6efre4foa' Tbi' fradf Ees about miles from F,e-
zrrt ff,yy, EOsn fJaa King BIlliam Court Hovf and
7Dff5t1 fVt Of King and Queen Cont HoyE 7be bpii.
df1gi on f6if land area barn s. Fajlr 4o5 obr,
"'y'' f J'r tbt accommodation ean Svtrter and ne
gros5.
TIE ofber tta7 eoaf1ut about 275 aeret of B;rJ L,1
a"dbdf osW a0ryy 6aAgJ0ns i1OO fiery byisk 6opf SO
Y 20 JTf zvh6 TIRE roev5 aud airy 4a6aes jelg7e,
and J0n' T'otqs and p4Ggs aJov 4Oa5 s,e ea bop,.
(fAHfed on Sigb e,'nesee q60,ng dsfgJflI 4ze ef
The river ant adjacent soapfry @g bof are ,vezo5s.
o" frfpair, bf for GuoH finn may be ,eads,ed very
e'0fof96fe 1bs kae mentioned ffaaiiaa /, esui1,,el
enc Of tie 9e 5Hahly and pieqfnf in he Iszoer esnnfrv.
1be tra5 aoir each ether in pryy eoroe-i--t -,,,c
and 7o'Hd make erafabe farm nadcr The direction of an
affTtfot fdr1ry n [Hrf6er dt,ibhoa effbse Ia1d is
dsyed nqneesgayy az 6s zOJe inclined 70 bDyeba
tVH nnaoa5fadly ViezO them. TIE condition. Offle min
Be 0ntEfb r pHyeba moaey 10 be paid a. TIE Asv Of
Sk aadbe other fOw TN, in bree e7api annual sry
S7eTti, 10 carry irieysf from tie date if not ennanaHy
Paia n 6aad aad/eb OfJsr syyy AZ he executor mn,
deem Hcayy 1oH be reqaireA-7J5 k7s4 say ksdiOiycl
toJnf PH'ebler' and fs6iss bad o. rfy6 Of Yaa1s,y
RICHARD BROOKE.
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Msssxs. RICHIE g Hoss1zr.

a few months paf, Mr.. JeGcrTon was charp-
ed by the tede:'iiits, with having drafted ane.
hgned an adulatory petition to the king of Gres,
Britain, IN the year l775. then defended him
III your paper aganit the accuia,ion, ami pro-
miied 10 furnin a fpecnen OF the political fem
tiinen's OF thar eminently enlightened ftatefnan
III l774. To that period call the attention Of
the American reader, for the furvft tsft of ,,;,-
eiSh: when the motber comfy with the ihed
arm OF power threatened, and with probable
certainty, to trike us at blow from exitencc,
or into eternal bondage and micry. 1t WAS
then that the pamphlet which now feli Won
was written. Mr.. Jefitrfon bad left home for
Williamsburg, where the convention, Of which
ne was member, were in felton,. He was Ia
Zen III upon the way, and Forwarded this pam.
phlet, wn'ch completely exprened bis opinions
TO .'eyton Randolph, Moderator. By him il
was iubmitted TO the confederation of the mem.
oerS OF the convention, and by them, with what
propnety it is nee defs for me to fav, WAS deem
ed a-beoS IF TIE .jsnti,neutJ cf sbe f;aes. Some
OF the members OF that body thought however,
that Its publication might be ufeful. and as
the preface will ihow, had it printed withou.
committing Mr.. Je:felfon. II the title, motto s.
preface, claim our appreciation, it is due to the
publilhers, who affixed them TO the pamnblet.
IN England, this production attraSed much of
the popular attention. A clergyman who was
there when it arrived, declared that It ran
through many editions.
Ile addreis to the king of England which
was fent from CongreiS in I775, was drafted bv
MIR. Dickenfon. 1t was reported, AS the tour-
mai OF Copgrefs will prove, ieveral days before
Mr.. Jeierion took his fat there. It met with
a!moit uniyerfal oppolition and finally work ed
ITS way through consreis, merely becanie thofe
VINO advocated it declared, thatif the king tt3oud
not ani%cr it satisfactorily, they would then 60
all lengths with the zvbigs. 10 produce this
unanlnity it was permitted to PATS, and was un-
anlmoutly iisned becauf: the faItidous rpirit
OF tie king, would not receive paper from
the Prshdent of CongrelS. believe lince that
memorable day he has been more polite: fan
cy he has now and then exchanged ciz,ili.:e5.
Perhaps the repeal of the Edition a9, was
for Mr.. Je6srion, one of the mott fortunate cf
tire rft5qsra6s 'aoUx,nenf5 OF the former admi-
r'iltration. The HeentioYGleEj Of the federal
preiies, has produced development Of his cha
racter' which as it unfolds, only exhibits mo,e
SpD@01i. more 1iStie. and mare batriofi6n.
" SEE k!a pqg..
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MISS ROBBINS,

4 FTER making her fncere acknowledges
ments to her friends and the public, for that
portion of patronage which fehas experienced wi|es
to inform her patrons, that ihe has removed her
ScHooL to houfe nearly oppoGte to Mr.. Cop-
lands on ShockG Hill where fhe can asconioiatc !
dozen young Ladies as Boarders
Nov. 8. eS2m
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BOSTON, oesober 20.
T25gUTE or RESPECT.

On Wednefday public dinner was given at
Coacsr3-haN, to the Honorable Rufus King, late
Mniiter OF the United States TO the Court Of
Lendon. Cfthe company, nearly two hund-
red IN number, were, his excellence Governor
Strong, his Honor IL. Governor Robbins, and
si,.ss public officers, clergy, &c. Judge Benton
OF NssO-7Ioyk, was of the suets. The Hon.
Stephen Jiigginfon. prefdcd affifted by the
Hoo. John Coffin Jones, Samuel Parknau, Efq.
and Thssders Lyman. Eiq. as Vice prshdrnts.
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NOTICE.
Mg. s.

'HE partnerfhiP, heretofore publishing between
a the iubieribers, under the firm Of Ross y Foam.
this day diiolvedby mutual content Thofe who have
unettled accounts with the aid firm are relpeafury
informed that they must apply for fs,tlernent 70
Meiirs. Wm. Jones Of Philadelphia, or Neil M.Couu
of this city
DAVID r. ROSS
BENJAMIN B. FORD.
Oeober 17.-----(5f. e7V.
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Sstes at anttiun.

WiLL be fold to the highea bidder, on Friday.
w the 9Th infant:
he two handioHle and well-enclored .O-rs I'M.
med'ateiy opPofite TO MIR. Mofeleys No 65a & e3s
Terms Of iale one third calh one third in 60 3av,
the remainder in 4 months
TKoS. TAYI OR & Co. y.m.
Nov 8 Or We
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fcrver. A gentleman who has had an opportu-
nifty OF ohierving his department fince he has
been IN Richmond, and who is unconfcious of
having hisJudsInent fwaYed by Improper con-
alterations, will attempt to place Mr.. n,,rr's nor
trait in that precfe attitude, in which it defcryes
20 be contemplated by a moral fpeetator.
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NbTcHfZ. Sent. %

We mention with pleafure the arrival Of Col
Thomas Butler in.this city on Friday lat, from
Ienneiiee, in good health. He left town 81,
the following morning, to take Command, Ia
we undcrfand,) OF tie troops Of the tuitcd
3 ates in Loui65na.
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FAIL GOODS.

4 IoLiN MACKAE has received by the Ian arri-
~ walls from EuroPe,a very extenfive aflortn,ent of
GOODS, which will be fold on moderate terms for
cam OF produce or on time to pun2uai men,
Manehef,er, Nov. 9. ct
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~ NOTICE rs HEREw e1ygu

HAT Petition will be prefented to the
General Aieh,biy, at ti,eir neu Sefiion Tor the
ale Of the Giebe IN St Marys Parifh in Caroline *
me inveitIture OF the ntereR Of the Money thereby
raifed in the prefent Incumbent, 70 long "a he n,ay
continue 20 adj as luch in the fsid Pailh
CARoLINE, AuguR ~, lJJ4. Irwin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

y the event, however os the average price being 66
or upwards, the duty would only be 81 per quarter
on Wheat, and IL a per ewt. Flour per American
vefels Rye, Flour and IaGEss Corn Meal, cannot be
imported at Preisnt.-iBsG Gas.
The following Royal Decree enforces con-
irmation of the fnbfiitiny Licences or Grants by
ths 5paniih government, highly to the advali-
ttge Of thofe who potlefs them.
Extra7 from tie Madrid Gazette of9tb Tuiyl 500.
a Royal Decree has been iiiued under date 9lft
June laft as folows:--
IS AS it is the Royal will to encourage, by all
pofible meaas, the Dnea Commerce of all the
eitablifhed ports in Spain with the American COLI
onies and the national marine, His Maiefty has
determined that coniidsring the iubffing
e Grants and privileges allowed to fomc individu-
ais relative to this commerce, in future no other
ihnance fhall be admitted, of any or whatever
nature it may be; and that i: iliall 70 be mani
feited and made known to all the Coufuiafes, in
order that with this aiIurance the merchants may
fafely fpeculate and undertake their expedition.
". T. Mer. Adv.
There are letters in town from Paris, under
date of Augrf 9th, announcing that the new
French Anbailador (his Excellency General
TURaEAu) had pofitively departed from that
city to embark for the United States.
". Z. Mer. 41u.
laxneb.--On Saturday was launched from
the Niip-yard of Mr.. John Foqer, of Portfmouth,
hip of about $50 tons burthen, allowed by the
bet judges of naval architecture to be of fuperi-
al excellence in mould and contribution. She is
built for Meters. Donation, T5or6ay2,, s. Go.
and MiNJ-s. Robert Maitland, g Co. is called the
Dan.fTes, and is intended to be employed as 4
contant London trader, under the command of
Capt. Richard Bea,d.--C PUB. Ledger.
MelTrs. Early, MerwetIer, Bryan, and Mead
are elected representatives in Congrefs for Geor.
gia.