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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-13
tncr Than our jude menf, Fiat the foNow,ng
communication eftaped from the Editor Of

/ tacr than or jude ncnf, Fiat the following
communication eflaped from the Editor cf
the Aurora. AK.
a letter from Wilmington, publil,ed in the
New York Evening Pof, evidently from fe-
uerai member of cougreis, among 4 great guam
NY OF other matter has the t..!owing--" A
large majority perhaps think iometfiing ought
10 be done, but they know not what Sore
are FOR non-ntercour.e and frgr=Rration:
rome are FOR terrifying, and iome Tor build
ing Hips, &c. but with fo.,e tie buGssG of
" Pulling dosva Mr.. Randolph, and fitine mp
another ie iraae, Jtl,,J .ax!a,Ycr.gi 10 al ot5rr
eonfder0ficn5. 1t is unfortunate that this at
tempt il.oa!d be made at this time, when his
proceedings have been marked with fprit
10 truly national, and profrcuted with fuch
" ability, zeal and perseverance,"
The above extract contains matter of E,r,A
PIN an" moment. a man holding IN Office of
great t'un, under the federal government. tcld
"e euitor OF tins paper, that either he or K AM
DoLPH muft fall. That officer made .,mr of
Ntw-England latt year for the purpof;. of or.
'ahizins party, one of the great obiccts of
w"cn IS the pulling 60sVn Of Raadolpb gene
Ia, 'M Varnum, forgetting the honors of long
,he' and actnstcd ny fpirit of ps.ulance and
se'i''hent unworthy of his years, ard prrfin-
''g nnon talerrs and capacity. which nature
and education have denied him. has hem the
mon prominent perfnn in congrefs in this lineu-
var sHort Mr. BidsveN has been pulled for
"aro, whether conftious Of what he is doing or
not God only knows, AMI the plan has been
% nase Mr.. Bdwell, the file L.1der above al
iuoed TO: the meaiilres of the execut;v. have
n DC thwarted by this little fatiion, of which
1890 rs the vital principle: and this mifcr,bIe
.LInon' alto aiinmes 70 i'f,lf the aopc!lation OF
.ne Pfehdent's friends the greater number of
them are fecretly in league with Burr. and th-;r
Pr'nc'pai courfe is to embarrafs the executive.
ana TO torce him into their views.
ihefe are facts which cannot be contr,d;aed
WIN truth, nor elnded by fophiary-the officer
o' government to whom we allude. is the nm
mayer general On his laying Ronloibb or l..
mutt tall, the firft imptfIipn was that the mn
n.aNer general meant to call hin, out, and IL
was ooierved that Randolph would NOT lie
backward at call Of that kind ; he replied NOT
IN mat way-'' In,ean as q bubHc mari, ,oi;~
ticai cLaraHer., f'' """ :" P'H'-
nov IT Tome members of congrefs are to be
Sri0ea aoifb PeQ effte contracts to obtain Their
Votes for anefaricus Ejaculation or one hand
ana II member of congrefs tnperior to al, ro,.'
rupti"n and all pollution or diJhonor is toL.
p""sa as7yn-aEd the Offices of the covernm, nj
are to DC employed to iuch ends-it i vain
pretend hatrepubl',.an government can fsrd /.
II Inch coEyuption and fnch corrurt men ,r'.
uttered tesretain the power which thew nrof,iT
tute-and IT men of virtue, honor, t,'-n.s ,cs
Integrity are TO be made the victims of intriyu.
" '"e" e"i'"Ption. aurora.
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NETWORK, Feb. 4.

Inc Following communication, thoupb W.
have not the fatisfaeton of knowing the .n,bor
Teens entitled to notice. A bruih with ,hs
Dons IL perhaps not far diftant.
by the return of the Pilots large bundle ne
letters were received from the perfons on hoard
the Leander, addref1ed to their friends. From,
which we learn, they were all in hieh fnirits
perfectly fatisfied with their detination. which
appears to be decidedly Newt Orleans. The
great number off orfe collected by the MARQUIS
De Gallo Calvo, on the frontiers of LouiG5n,
mas occaiioned very lively fenfation in that dic'
tr!cf. rs conjeetured that from the nurober
OF Pixies fnipPed on hoard this veiIeI, and Others
making at Springfield and at Wen Point. that
oHr troops will be new organized, and formed
IN three ranks, the frf 6, fecond of mufuuctrv.
and the third rank with pixies of 10 feet. which
wien charged are perfect protection aeainfi
Cavalry. MI.
1t is pretty generally known in the civ. that
the ZIP Leander which cleared out 8 or 10
DAYS iince for Iacquemel WIS not in re,,;,o
bound fer Hayti. Having taken on hoard !.
very large quantity of naval flores, artillery and
ammunition, comfortable number of artic,ns
ana ieveral military characters, it was conceivei
by many that The was defined for fome other
quarter. From correct fource we learn that
Inc is bound for port in the gulf of Mrv;co .
probably New-Orleans. The Dons in th,.
quarter as well as eliewhere, are very infolent
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wc2Ns/dQy, Feb. s.


MIR. t. M. Randolph reported bill remo.
wbg the limitation of the right of fnarace in the
NihhtiippI territory, and empowering the legic
l'Ehre thereof to incrc &c. the number of reD-a
'rntatIves in the General Aaembly bv given
Ta'io to that of electors, which was referred ~
committee of the whole Houfe on Wednefdav
next. -
Mr. Clark moved the following refolution
which was agreed to.
Reiolved, That the fecre,arv nc tbs H.
requeited to inform this HouGe of the natrr. e.
extent OF the ferviccs rendered TO the cantve
crew OF the frigate Philadelphia, by the DaniGb
conful at Tripo!i. ->''''''''
Mr. Crownnlhied obfcrvrd that the HOMIE
nau on the 3rd inn. directed the fecretarv of
me 1reaiury to lay before them ftatement of
Imports and exports from G. Britain to the II.
81 TOT the two lat years. 1t was probable the
'ccFetsry would not he able to furnih nats.
n'e,it TOR the year 1905; but that he could
rnase It FOR the years 1908, and 1904. Mr.. c.
tfd ne had been anxitu, when this f,h;ra ,ya .
oetnre the Houie, to have received fatrnert
ioI me year 1909. G. Britain feizes our films
i"auTd WIN colonial produce, on the ideathat
we u'u not eIDsy the colonial trade dnrine 4
period OF peace. Whether this is 2 far gill
ne decided by the fatement he wi(hed TO OH.
t.h."' Az the year 1902 was period of peace.
I"r. Z. concluded by moving a refolution d..
S'''S 'nC 'tCTetafY OF the TrSafury TO law he.
i,ore ire liouie ike ta,ement of exports and
imports tor the year 1sc2, as was direesrd nm
'"e sra init. to b. furnilied for the Ian tw,
years. |N ID" TWO
ne Houfe Immediately coafdered tl.;s rern.
luton and agreed to it.
Mr.. J. Clay. TIE gentleman from M,G,-
chnietba having laid on table A reIoIutio, ,ri-
II out otthe prefeDt Rate Of our FOREIGN rsl,.
IONS, and AS that fubiea is one ON Thicb T
!hihk there cannot be too much delbc-,.;o,
before we act, or Of which too MANY views can.
not De taken, will take the liberty of fubr;,
ing iome reiolutioHs which have drawn I'm O.
10 winch ak tile attention of the Houre, In
inc Preient tate of our relations with f,reiyn
Po"e's' appears to me that a fyltem Of con, =.
merSial regulations mild & yet firm, one hich
can DC carried into permanent effect without
'nuch Inconvenience to ourfelves, will be more
thectuai man any temporary expedients. II we
are d'ipoted to adopt fuch a fyltem, il will he
looked upon by foreign nations as one in WHEN
we are likely to perfevere. They will conGder
hs probable effects in time of peace mon ,hai,
colonial poHeilions, and they NAV be in1rccd
10 enter INTO permanent regulations openino IN
hd trade with their colonies. The diGioS;cn
attempted to- be made between war trade ,yJ
IN accuhomed trade will be denroyed. an
WIN 1t the only protest upon which are fonnd.
ca thc vexations and deJredations commit ri
on American commerce. The prefent !, ia.
yorable moment for the adoption of flcb r,l,,.
~ th's tIme the ports Of the belligercn; -,,,s,s
gre open, aud the effect Of the ny1fares which
A"El about to proPoie, will not have an f~,r,e.
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COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
DOCTORS coMMoEs,
SATURDAY, Jan. 2IR, 1904.
THE ELIZA, HAFF MASTER.
| Before the Right Honorable Sir VIM. Scott :

Before the Right Honorable Sir VIM. Scott. I
Y SENTENCE.
Conr|--The only queltion in this c,c. g
whether there has been fufficient bona fide i'm.
poitation ofthe bulk of the cargo in Aner;ca
10 oreak the continuity of the voyage,
mere is no queftio1 as to the property: bn,
n'Ncr all the circumstances, it is fit the court
mould cal tor proof of the continuity of the
voyage (tak'"g it in the moa favourable view
whl' began at Martinique, had been brole h.,
the entrance OF this fhip in a port in Americ,
hsto laying down any rule, an actual pavment
OF duteS, and landing NUT, in nv mind
Contribute full! and fair importation. and in
general wnere that appears, the court will look
no ia,tner ana where the papers are fair, il
might induce the court not to put the nart;es
- further expen?e.-But are there nor circnnoo
ltanceS IN the prefent cafe which tend to dedua
from the app trent credit of the tranaefion ,
he court would be inclined to thew INDULGENCE
wren there are no fpecial circumstances TO raiC,
aiuimiie that the fact might be otberwife.
Now, IN this cafe it certainly does spnear
thai the ihgar was brought from Mart ,nioue.
ana with this addition, that the matter favs he
does not know of what country il astbe
growth or produce. don't impute to tbe maj.
ter any thing, but he being connected with
and employed IT. the flip in the manner he has
been, 1t rs rather iingular that he ihoud laLour
uJe' iuch an utter ignorance of this fact il is
circumitance advantageous to the CAFE. g, i
would have been more satisfactory if the mater
mad fairly fated that in the former part of TIE
voyage the bulk the carSohad come from Mar.
Unique. 1t appears fomething of a referve which
ieems to take off the credit which otherwifc
would be due to.he documents.
There Is proof of reflipment in America.
ana mat iuPpiies the chain with proof of the
unloading, and there is proof of a chance ot
the crew in this cafe. That is A cire.umffsnce
w''ich might be interpreted into an unfayora.
bic concIHlisn-namely, plan of concealmeu,
ano i"PPre'ion OF the real dcaination of thi,
cargo being from Martinique to FRENCH nor,
and this refhipment in the American nor
might he done with fome intention oftbro,t,i,e
cloud over The fact. I think thefe circum
Rances Of weight fuf'icient to overthrow the 6,
yourab!c interpretation it otherwife would l.,
entitled to. The court, therefore, Is not o,i,
N Potieliion ct the facts fully dicloed to wbicI
It cannot at preieut app any priaciplc of law
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9ainsair 1nsei:iaenrr.
IN SENATE Or THE UNITED STATES.
TERTIARY 5.


Gu" NTH Of Marviand from tie Committee, TO 4vbo,r
7'' rtrr-'don TIE STD IF anuary LAP, that Part of
fbr Prsfat5 nsBaee eobiJ reLates to the Gscatiors
Of our eoise'e' en- tie bsb a,, and ator,us US of tie
meSp Prinepiet affirmed by tie B,iG Court, of admiral,
~ as pefe*t for Tire conformation Of onr seacls in
hFirprit eo1,ts relpetgfy reports for the eanlA,n-
h'H Of tie Senate, tie /al9ssing ,cfoiutiOns:
/. Ry0f0es, That TIE capture and condemnation.
under the orders of the Erith government, and ad
J"dca'on OF their courts of admiralty of American
'e'e'S ana their cargoes, on the pre,ext of their be-
ing employed m trade with the enemies of Great
britain prohibited in time of peace is an uporovo
aggreiion upon te ProPerty.of the citizens of t.efe
United States, violation of their neutral riaL.s and
an encroaohT"ns upon their rational irti.pendence
:" R5'of0|a. that the PRECEDENT of the H. S. be re-
Ideted TO demand and Unfit upon the retora,ion Of
e property OF their citizens, captured and condem-
ned on the pretezt of its being empoyed in = trade
with the enemies OF Great-B.i,ai prohibited in time
ct peace; and upon the indeninifca.ion of fucb A.
hiercan citizens, for their ioirs and DAMAGES i,in;p.d
~ the!c captures and condeunlt;tns and to enter
INTO iueh arrangements with the Bri,ih government,
on this aud all Other differences fubiifiing between
'"e Two nations, land particularly refpeA,ng the inn
Wemt'eht OF American feamenO as nay be coniilten,
".'h the honor and inters:ts Of the u S. and mani
feit their earnet dere to obtain for tlemj,les and
their citizens by anicahl- negocaron that ulce to
Which they are entitled.
.: H50'Sfs That it is expcdicn to prohibit by law
the importation into the u States, of auy Of ,b. To
rowing goods or merchandise being the growth
produce or manufactures Of the united kipr5oms nf
Grest-Britan and Ireland, the dependencies tbere
OIL that is to fay; woolens linens hats, nails, lor
gales rum hard wares, ate r, coal, boots, ihecs,
I''"o,s' iiii's' and plated and glas wares The f;I
PFohin!fioh to commence from the day of
sh'es preHoui!y thereto, equitable arrangements
DE made between the two governments on the diff.
fehces iubsi.ting between them and to cont;nu. mt
'ucn arrangements fhallbe agreed upon and fcttled
Ana the report was read and ordered to lie for
liberation. AZ +oi S0''-
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1Gtst. 1nnice.
NETWORK, Feb. 3.

Roebeforf Squadron eaptmed.-A letter from
gentleman in St. Croix, dated January 10th,
1906, to gentleman in this city, fays-I have
Juit this moment learnt that the Rochefort faua.
,'ron, with the Cork Heet in their pofIefIion,
have been fallen in with by Admiral Sterling,
and the whole of them captured. Fifteen of
tne Cork fleet have already arrived at Barba-
does.
We give the above as we received IL.
There does not appear to be much credit at
tached to this r. ort-Scveral letters have been
received in Philadelphia from ST. Croix, of
later date than the 10th of January, and they
make no mention of the capture IF the Roche
fort lquadron, or the re-capture of the Cork
feet.l Phil ReeiRer.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

WI be 'id 10 tie bigJ5a bidy, for ready moa.y. at
Hdn"Ver team, IN bt county Of Ha1oycy on 7nei2ay
TIE fon'tb Dig Of mkt month, Ifai-, but if not, ID.
He.f fair dry.
ELEvEN likely NEcRo Es, belonging to the "a.
H tate of VIM. Harris, deed. to fltisfy a ;udg.
ment obtained by Arnold's adn'rs againil the adm
OF the iaid VIM. Harris, deed. at the Ian Federal
Court, held at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond
The negroes coniiit Of a middle aged and two young
men, an elderly and three young wonien, two well
grown boys, one about IL, and the other abou, ten
years DID, and two children. They are free from in
eunibrance, and therefore thofe who NAV baeoa,o
purehaiers will with no difficulty as n ,be ,;,lo
BEVERLY ROBINSON,
attorney in Jafor Henry Hs,,,, a4s'y. Of mr. Ho,-
r., -, ri5, iced
FEB. 10. eptds
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fiE i9bicribtTs to the Library Society of Rich
Il rsond, are delired to meet at Mr.. Fieiher's IA,
Vern', on Monday the twenty fourth day Of thi,
month"; at the hour of eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
10 eject Preident and three Directors in eonfori
ty to the ACT OF incorporation of the fad Secie,y paed
ON the thirtieth day of January laR
Cesemen who reiide within ,be ;,-;cHa;. r
the city of Richmond, or the limits of the ,o,v IS
Manchester, who with to become members of the 6,.
ciety are requeled to give in their names to the
lent directors before the twenty-fourth infant, in
der that they may be qualified to vote for officers
under the charter
hat the directors may be enabled to make an adj
oltlon 10 the L'brary,the prefent members who are
lances to the treafurer.
THE DIRECTORS.
February !o. I9ih < ED.
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WILL BE SOLD,

20 the bighsR bidder for ready msuey, ON tbe
I Premise5, bu Mouday fb. nib doy ofMorch
ncxf, by 7lrfme Of a deed of trnR, executed by
11Gtbe70 Bro7Un, to John Nfeboias, and YoL;,
heIly. to leenre tbe payment eta SIM of 1,ouey
as efbreged therein, qvitb intereR and exbenec,
Of f6e sale. due TO John M. SHEPPARD J.; and by
bim fran!ferred to Do9. Isaac Hin4on ofCI
tePPer County, a part Of The raa of Land. lyinp
IN fbe No'flea, den, Albemarls Counfy, qubc,s.
on f6e /Aid Br0son no7V Gqet. 7be sale 4uiIl
take place. befqveen tie bomy, t4velye and TIRE.
o'clock, p. M.
JOHN KELLY,
c,, ~ A6ns TruRee.
C6HrIoff'S0iAr, Feb. 10. (f4zvG.J
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LAND FOR SALE

ME Subieriber will fell great bargain, in the
TRACT OF LAND, wherein he now livss
Ga.S ." .he waters OF Hardware river, in North
Garden, in Albemarle county, containing abon, Son
acres rs rich foft foil producing excellent TO-
saceo' Corn and wheat, with Cream ruppin, thru
IT. iuPPoed fuhcient to turn grin mill If Z. fo-
po'ed no one would parehafe without viewing /;
iote it IS unneeeiIary to be more particular in n.
deierIption. Any whining TO fee the land or a.
CURE OF terms, will apply to the iubferiber on ,bo
January 81 nc. "N'
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In giving publicity to the following extract from
the Aurora, it II far from our with to approve
OF the /nlie9 on which it treats and the 6,ir;t
IN which 1t is written. Private conyerf,,i.
ons ought always TO be touched with the
moit delicate circumfpeaion both ON ac.
count ct the confidence which fhould he
D cultivated between the different members Of
i'ocicty and the dangers of mif nderRand-
ing & MISREPRESENTATION, which fuch derul.
tory intercourse is peculiarly expofcd TO.
ltiuchah objection be appIicabletotbe ordina.
ry modes OF communication, it applies with
mn greater force TO the prefs, which gives an
additional publh ity and kind Of perpetuity
to every thing which is committed to its care.
mutt have been in one of thofe unguarded
moments when we confult our feelings "a.
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FROM THE NEw-Yoax EVENING POST

A7oHs'' JSmagment Of Sir Nm. Seott.--Tbe
to"owIng cafe OF which The manufcript COB
mas bee" handed us 10y friend, will he read
wnh no Ordinary flare of interrt, as it CON
tan" sac lateit decifion pronounced hy Sir VIM.
SrCft, OR the farmer criterion AS to what Olould
ht "'icon'inuance Of voyage, and which is
directly IN the teeth of the later criterion at
this time acted upon.
AT Pretent we confine ourfelyes to 6nole
observation: Had it rot been that the extre.
''.'es on TINS country as a neutral nation has
",ven her TO e%' nine with the eye of fevere
criiiciis the iuridical elecions of this ce,eLr,,
cd civilian, his name might have been left ,o
Hand on broader BATS than that of an el,ovsyt
JUICE. 4'"'''
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TO RENT,

ANouk ROOMS in my Houfe on the ftreet lead
ing from the Main-Rreet up Shocka hill by the
Governors The fituation is healthy and pleafan,.
beng IN the centre of the town. near the CAPITOL and
Man-itreet,l very convenient for bunefs il would
lat very well gentleman Of the law, as the lower
room is well adapted for Office. A fmalI family
would be preferred which may have part ufe of the
kitchen aud liable for one or two horfes
P'iIetlon may De hao' w. f. Asst.
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WHO WISHES

% KENT, HOUSE in healthy G,ua,;o,. ~,
q the Main Nreet, little above the swami.
v T Br1'k Building, with dry Cellar, and
ting-roonl we'll calculated for Grocery ara Du
Goods; in the fecond ffory, two GOOD rooms e.SS
wth Fireplace grated. In the third fiorv are ,Sf
i''o lodging rooms complete. On the Ior is aab.
inns tenement is adapted to accommodate a pen,seI
family and perhaps pot Inferior to any and for bp.
hheiS on Shockoe-tiiii, for terms apply to
February 49, Ie,n
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BALTIMORE, February s.

Capt. Sanger, who arrived in the fchr Repeater,
Graves. from Cuu,ana, which he left the 10Th Janu-
nry, informs, that the day before he failed, GO
verncnt vellel arrived there with dispatches from
Martinique. an officer of which Rated that the Roche
iort iquadron had arrived at Guadaloupe, had fent
their prizes, about so in number, TO Fort ROYAL,
(Mart) As this is the latea and mon drea accom-,
OF the above fquadron, it nvaidates the report of
their capture in yefterday's Gazette.
Eed
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To Mr. George Bruce Of tbe. rate ofKenfucLy

TO Mr.. George Bruce Of the .Rate ofKeufueky.
Sir,
4 you neither 'efds gri61 fLis cor ror7ve1ub, nc,
- bave any knozUn aren't or otfo,n.y J.-,;n 'T
d9Sfed i' nTft6od pryHedb BY lar, to pip, IS ,,,g
f"Hf' 1naa,y tie ~ day Of Ab,Hnrst ostbe Fa,is IT,,
Oe'", IN the fiyf Piebmond bi7vsn ebop-, ,eS
n, NJ. and (u"fa Of t5e fame ddy, 7 nuR sros,,J r.
faat fbf dh9ffio" Of Mn. W Hrngg, AUTO !, GyeI.
T''f1fi !" material foint, in init no-Y ds,sJi,sS il
t@t Superior Co",f of Cbnaee,y, ia, tie RieJo,orJ dc
",s'' m z05eb 'Zyff 0"d 44nn Bwn'cy 4pdo7g ard d..
are dtfenaahf. go" '''
lam yon,s, ase
:, JOHN 2: H.4jYKINs.
HLbrwaykc, FL. I3. oo1y4-..
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

olICE rs hereby given, that all flares upon
" which the ninth reoufiton C,slI rsn,a;, ,.':
or upon which there fall appear to BE- due Jsl;naer
ees OF any former requitions will be oeredfo fae
Mr.. Brookss tavern, in Manchester, on the I5,b dsv
81 March next. The fae to commence at 1 o'Cloek
in the forenoon. O''NN
BY order Of the Directors.
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
February Is. r,dC.
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CHm6eria"a, January 25fb, 1906.
SIN,s

sn,R "''F''1"'' January 2'"' 1906
'AkE notice that on the twenty.fifth dsv Of
Il March next at Green's old fore, and on ,be
twenty-ixth at Wathall's old Gore, fhall proceed
to take the dePoitons of undry perions to read in
iuit depending in The County Court of Amelia . in
which am Plaintiff and you Defendant,
am, &c.
CAIN MAUN
February Is. flaw swn
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NEIL MsCOULL.

NEIL M'COULI,
II As.reeeived, by the late arrivals from London
\ and Liverpool, his ufuai fupply of FALL. O.;
WINTER COCDsr
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facts when fully difclofed NV prcf.nt incl
nation is although the original intention mich,
be to bring goods from the COLONY 70 tb. mo.
thsr country, yet, if in .fatt there has been an
actual payment of duties, and landing with mn
engagement to return, that that was break.
,ng OF the voyage, and that they mutt be conf.
aered as two dftine voyages.
Cn the other hand, it would not pecenar;,v
Ionow that any indulgence which the govern.
:''e"' OF America might grant to its own f,b-
- III ~ 'ue cement OF their commerce, would
80, Co.. .".s o''t' which acts upon general prin-
c'Pies, and therefore fuppofe Amer;c, npr,a
declare in favour Of its own fubietfs th,t ths,,
might bring caFgoes from COLONY and c,rrx
ehem' after landing to France, without nav.
'"."' OF duties. Idon't conceive fuch decla.
r'''on freezing all the refpe6 due to the com.
..'erC'a' in'ereits OF all other civilized commuh;.
ueS) would conititute rule for this court. mr.
'hat II mould not decide fuch to he an ent;rs
voyage; therefore, fhall call for further nroof
namely what duties were paid in Amer;cs q,
aio. prec'fe ftatement of facts, in wbie h mode
tneie goods were imported and exported.
AN attempt has been made to aHafIinate Tpox.s
IN ms houic at New Rochelle in the ftate oF
,,,.a Lat Chriitmas evening, Mr. Paines
leaving him and a neighbours boy together in The
, hou,e Mort time after this muiet was fired
,oh ehe window the ball narrowly mifIed Mr..
Ia'he' ana lodged in the oppofte wall Next d,v
bail. a rc '''in,eu 20
. writer IN the Warrington Federal;h, under the
gnatnre OF Columbus, has furnilhed feveral eavs on
i'm MI, 4
comfortable quantity of information relative -,
fItuation of the public lands 1t appears ,ba. in ,bs
years :" 'i'e
GOO Au ioia oSe'o9o acres for dolls. ,2os, 500
100. soo'ooo 1885, 500
1904 loes 3as ,'s1o',o@
1905 1,9l2,6o2 eIosaco
and that we have yet 100000 600 on this Gde and
pi. " '''e 1'ii''ii'p
his Progreive view, ncreaGng in compound
ratio' will ihow that we want nothing with our nr.-
lent enterprize, but more men and more money! to
become the flrit nation Of the univerfe."