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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
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WILLIAM PRfCHARD,
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oKsELLER G'srATIoNEs, .IcKMeNp

BOOKSELLER GsrATIoNEN, kIcHMoNo:
y RSPECTFULIY acquaints his friend. and che
IN public, a. large. that he is telling off his
STOCK IN TRADE or BOOKS AND STATION
AIRY, at nrtt colt. On all iums, dilcount will be
allowed of from 5 to 25 per cent. under the COM
mon retail proes-ParentS, Guardians, Truhees OF
Summaries and private individuals, are thus informed
where may be had amoA every worl, Of modern
and ufeful literature, at much cheaper rates than
Books heretofore ever fold in this country. The
collection Of Books offered the public at redu-
ced prices conts of the following licences of the Ia
TED editions, and beG print and bindings, Wig
Modern and Ancient Hittory, of all countries and
nations.
Law, Civil, Political, and Ecclefanical
Phyiic, Surgery, Anatomy, Cheminry and Bo-
Philniophy, Autonomy, Mathematics, Arithme-
tic.
Biography, Memoirs, Voyages and Travels.
Trade, Commerce, Hu1bandry, and Military
works
Poetry, Politics, Periodical Works, and Maya
New Novel, and Romances Modern plays
--LtKEwIsE--
a general aGortment of Latin, Greek, aud other
Claiics.
School Books of every defcrirtioh,
Bibles, OF ali Gzss, and bel editions
STATI0 WARr
Paper Of various fzes and qualities
Blank Books, ruled and plain, of different G.es.
Parchment-Plain and playing Cards.
States, Pencils, Waters, Ink-Powder.
Pen-Knves, SciGors, Razors Spe6laces.
Plotting misunderstanding Paper.
Letter Files, Tame, Shot-bsgs, lnk-fands.
Tooth Druihes, Pounce Boxes, Ivory Folders.
Ouills, Morocco PORT Foiios, and Chamber Lamps
Ladies ana Gentemen's M0roeeo Pocket Books.
Maps Charts, Prints of every form and quality.
general al1or;ment Of Mufic, and Muiical lnlIru-
men,s.
All new publications will be ccnnarty received,
during the time tie proprietor continues in buineis z.
ioli at difeount of5 per cent
Richmond, Dec. 2. St.
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Johnson 8 REAT.
JEWELLERS y SILYER-SAzITRs,

JEWELLERS y SZLYER-S1zITRS,
RdOs jer Jal u. Meir Pare H,ee door, Geo4o A1ls5,
Taylor and BrOsVat Y.nfpr 06fes, and a };7O G5o,s
above tie Bal 7aVr,n, tie f5IoqOing articles v.z
DIATED Tea Pots. Sugar Diflies and Milk Pots,
Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defer,
Diihcs Salt Stands, Table Spoons, Sugar longs, Con-
lets, Bread Baikets Decauer Stands and plated ham
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Deiert, Tea Soup, To-day, SAUCE,
Muaard and SALT Spoons; Silver Milk Pots, T1n-
blers, Sugar longs, Salt Slovels, Pincuihiou Rims
and Chains, Scifor CkEins, Cloak Calps Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks, Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes 1hb!es, Shell Snuff Boxes FLYER
mounted Fruit and Pcnknives.
T"rtoieihr'l Combs ornamen:ed with gold of eve
ry .tze and description from ! 5 dolls, to so cents,
Gold Watch Chains SEALS and Keys of various pat
terms elegant Pebble Seals, Pate and Gold Earhoops
OF different zes and patterns Miniature Settings of
various hzes, Mourning and Fancy Lockets, Jet and
Coral coloured gold mounted Necklace, Jet and Car
net Necklace plain and near, Cold Neck Calps, Eng
melled Fancy and Mourning Bracelets Cold, Cohonk.
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs for the neeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Carnation and Mourning Rings, and
Breaf Pins of almoR every defcription, all of which
with an additional fuPpy that they expect very foon
they offer upon the moA moderate terrns.-They vii,
alo urnh any article in the plate line upon the or-
eft notice
N. B. The hgheR price given for old gold and fi-
yer. December Q. epif.
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CITE 9nqGirer.
RICHMOND, ena DECEMBER.

1t is impofIible to perufe the lateit accounts
from Europe, without admitting the chance
OF renewed war on the continent : On one
hde OF which, is to be the almot irrefiftible
power of France, and on the other Pruiiia,
mott probably Sweden, and perhaps Rufiis
and G. Britain. There is one thing only
which can prevent it (; there is only one e.
vent which can fave the life of PrufIia and
that is, e0nesHon. A dreadful alternative
is before her. She mnR be fhort by the knees,
or fhe svW be fhort by the head.
The .fla that Talleyrand has left Paris with
his tovereign, plainly fllews that Bonaparte
means TO negotiate 1T the head of his army,
and that the negotiation will be pufhed in 70
rapid manner as would not leave him fluff
cient time to fend and receive diff
patches from his prime minifer at Paris.
The following is "a correct view of the hor-
tile powers, as can be collected from the la
tef arrivals
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WASHINGTON CITY, November %.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A p X OCIA IION


WHEREAS information has been received
that fundry perfons, citizens Of the United
States, or rehdents within the fame are confDi-
ring and confederating together TO begin and
iet on root, provide and prepare the means for
military expedition enterprise agaiult the
dominions OF Spain, that for This purpofe, they
are fitting out and arlGiHg veiitls in the weftern
waters of the United States, collecting proyili-
ons, arms, military flores, and other means
are deceiving and feducing honeR and well
meaning citizens, under various pretences, to
engage in their criminal enterprises, are organ
lzIng, differing and arming themfelves for the
lame, contrary to the laws in fuch cafes made
and provided l have therefore thought fit
to iiiue this my PROCLAMATION, warning
and enioining all faithful citizens who have been
led without due knowledge or confederation to
participate in the iaid unlawful enterprises, to
Withdraw from the fame without delay & COM
manding all perGons whatioever, engaged or con-
cerned in the fame, 10 Cedfe all further proceed
ings therein, as they will anfwer the contary at
their peril, & incur profecution with all Tie ri
gors of the law. And hereby enjoin e, require all
officers, civil and military, of the U s. or of any
of the fates or territories, and efpecinily all go
vernors, and other executive authorities, all
judges, juaiceS and other officers Of the peace,
all military officers Of he army or navy of the
u. States, and officers of the militia TO be yiei.
liant, each within his respective department, and
according to his functions, in fearching out, &
bringing to condisn punihmcDt, all perfons en-
gagged, or concerned in fuch enterprise, in ieiz-
ing and OBTAINING, fuhjett to the difpoGtions of
the law, all vsllels, arms, military flores or o.
thcr means provided or providing for the fame
and in general in preventing the carrying on iuch
expedition or enterprize, by all the lawful
means, within their power and require all
good aud faithful citizens, and Others within the
u. States, to be aiding aud af0ing herein, and
Especially in the dilcovery, apprehension and
bringing 10 juaice of all fuch offenders, in pre-.
venting the execution Of their unlawful deGsRs,
aud in giving information asainG them to the
proper authorities.
In tefimony whereof have caufed TIE Zeal
of the United States to be affixed to thefe
prefents, and have fgned the fame with
(SEAL.) my hand. Given at the city of VAIN
iugton on the twenty Eleventh day of No.
veuber, one thouiaud eight hundred and
FIX, aud IN the year OF the fovereignty &
independence OF the United States tie
thirty frt.
(SigMA)
TIL /: JEFFERSON. I
by the Prehdoni,
(SR Ell JAMES MADISON,
S.1,siav IF s.. h:
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r 10 fatisfy decree Of the Federal Dihria Court,
i Hodgfon & Tate, VS. the eifate Of Edward Car
her, deed; ALTO auignent of Backhouf=, VS. the fame,
and two DEGREES Of the court of Charcery, Francis
Brooke and Polly his wife, and Ann Williams Carter,
vs. the fame fhaI offer for fale at Milton, in Al
benarle, the fra day of January, 1907 one hun
bred and fifty negroes. Among thole negroes, there
are ten Carpenters, and Blacksmith the refdue
confns Of likely Teows with their families. certain
proportion OF theabove offered for cain,
& part Of them a reafonabe credit Thoie negroes
wil be fold, fubea TO the life eilate Of Mrs Sally
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, Executor.
December 2. t.
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COMMUNICATION.
as to refridiOn5 on BritjD MANI
failures.

anticipation as TO TeHridioHJ on BrItLD T!dHH-
faHureJ.
Many important fubje6ts, depending upon
our political and commercial relations with
Great Britain, will foon occur among others
we ihalI be called upon to decide, whether it is
mott wife TO continue partial refri6tion on Rri-
tiih manufactures, with the view to encou-
rage and promote the national manufactures Of
the United States. 1t would require great
deal of writing to enter fully into thefe conf
deratons. II is premature at this time TO
touch the fubje6t. Let US wait until the final
rcfut of our negotiations, is known, and keep
in mind, few cardinal points. Commerce TO
be generally advantageous, ought 10 BE- as ge-
nrraiJ free---RcP,i7ion Hpon aJfngi- a-tielr qviN
eanker tire mind as TO rvrry thing. TIE United
States -Vanf nothing bit time and Union 70 obtain
a petition efindebendency g defanee, qVbieb car
not be conferred By THE qaarrels and lqaabbleJ of
Europe. Wanting only thele, let us be tempe
rate, moderate, and coniuit domeftic tranquil.
ty; LIT ns with fuch principles gain only ten
years, and then, inHead of aikng and negoci-
ating to avoid in juttice, we may command and
enforce the objects of an honelt policy.
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NORFOLK, Nov. go.
FATAL ErrFcrs OF GAMING.

On Friday night Ian, about O'Clock, dif-
pute took place in a ganbling-horfe in Little
Water ftreet, between the keepers Of the Faro
Bank two brothers, named DAvIs,) and an
itinerant vagabond who goes by the name OF Cal
miner, an Italian, well known in and about
Richmond as grinder Of nsHfc, and who kept
dye table in the race feld during the lite races
near this place. During the fculIie, tne Italian
made ufc of his national weapon a dagger
with 70 much expcrtnefs, that hr cleared his
way and made his cfcape, having ftabbed both
the Davis's, man of the name of Tafjcy, and
the oldeR Hub6ard, Ghoe-makers and inhabi-
tants of this borough. One ofthe Davi.'s died
early the next morning, and Walton on Sun
day. The other Davis, we learn, cannot far
vivc-Hubba;d is out of jangsr.-Thc analiin
has not been heard of lincc, nor do we learn of
arr exertions making to have him apprehcnd-
ed. He is low we'll fet fellow, very dark COM
plexion, and fpeaks broken EngliDi.
Rrrgli,
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There was not fnge paper from Kentucky
by yefterday mornings Wetcrn mail. The two
following articles, relative to Col. Burr's de-
hgns, we received by the laft nights northern
mail. The Pre6dent's Proclamation is extract
ed from the National IntelIigcncer the other
article, is from Kentucky paper, which reach
ed us thro' the circutous route of the north.
1t Col. Burr bat been inlane enough to plot an
invafon of the Spanilh dominions, it will ftiil
be no eaiy matter to collect fufficieut legal evil
dcnce againit him. He is a man by far too
fubtle to commit himfeIf by over-aa5, or by re-
polling confidence in thofe, who could & avould
betray him.
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IENEN Dsi,,s, iale6ryd,1f NJ kesi ebo,gc,, 7oW ls
giofs IsJ 155ybsad;ag Fob aiiD BOB IiCK-
MAN, afirf mpirfio a-oo aksa! Is oH Hs 4Oas
tir'f % Har,y Hr5, FlY at tie CAL Pii', from
7rb.7~- eig1M beiror fJaf be 7va5 edind in King
hiiivm county, 7rbrys Dade,Feadb. II novo hylirg
esy ioviag lie CohPaf he 7cas o-e fmr obspf Mum
r. sr, 7o IRE be egse or f7riec Iaf but led biz
g.~be. Tbe ebavs reqa1R zgW je pail 10 any b1,5a
Eio rvWAAvr hin 10 lse IN % city IF Riejmo7L
DANIEL HTL ON.
D-..rte- 2. oa.rc
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CuRrOnS CIHE.

4 curious cave has been lately difcovcred
near Madhon', cave, in the county Of E*s>as~,
in this Gate, which has excited comfortable OBJ.
feryatIou and curofiy. It's dfcovery was the
eAtd of angular accident. IT is reported,
that trap for raccoons was placed at the
mouth of FINAL hole, which was obferVrd at
the iurface of the earth. On examining tie
iuccefs OF his hrataeem, foon after, the owner
obiervsd that ii had entabgied poe-cIt, which
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] e w Ell R y!
!. NJ O U I + o N,

WbO lar jgf arrived in ibis P!aee,
RESPECTFULLY" inform tie Ladits and Cent?,
men eFA6is Sly, A4t heba. 5amJsms eGcrfnenf sf
Seseshy,
-coN5tsTtNG Or
g FRENCH ard Rnghih Silver Watches, Necklace;
of different kinds, Bracelets, Gold Neck Chains.
Gilt ditto, Breaf- Pins .f different kinds Fancy Finger
Rings, Flair do. Twasd do, Steel. back do. Garrett
do Plain do Half-moon Earrings Mourning do. and
Others of different kinds; Gold Ear-bobs, do. Drops
Gold Lockets for Children do with fancy piece Gold
ClafPs, Gold Watch-chairs Gilt 90. Gold Wa,hkeys,
Gold Watch-feals, &c. &c. &c. al! kinds Of Combs
ornsmented and plain, &c.
All OF which he offers, Wholelac or Retail at the
mon reduced prices
apply next door the Swan Tavern.
December >. Itg.
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ADYERTISEM NJ.

- -EE SURVEYORS Of he different counties in
Virginia who sr- IN arrears to re College Of
WILLIAM - MARY, are e1rnealy rsqueaed to
pay up Immediately their r@fpettive balances.
wv. COLEMAN,
BSsjor bHs CoH,gref ISjlIia1g and Isfdey.
December 2. ~.
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Do.aesttr.
WARRINGTON, Nov. as.

The lateR letters received from General Viii
kinfoa are datei at Natchitochss Oaober gath
He hates that he was about moving the army to
the banks Of the Sabine and that when there
he intended TO propoEt to the Spaniih governor,
G az the American forces ihould retire to Match
i,nchcs, and TIE Spani.h forces to Nacogdo-
ctes. The former place is about iixty miles on
this 6de, and the latter about eighty miles on
the other fde of the Ssn'.e. 1t was the opin-
on Of General Wiiknfon thar this propo6tion
you'd be acceded TO. ~ cafe it fhould not, he
was not in the LEAF feaiful of cohfeonences:
Nat. Int.
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ANDREW JAMIEsON's
/kEXHNDRIA CRACKERS,

y III lIIV DIIN LNTLhENOI
Noev Landing,
4 CCNsiGNMFET by Mr.. taniierou direa
\ iEom the Bakery, Of his far-fam'd excellent
Crack5if5 in barrels, half bbls and kegs. ALTO lu-
Perhnjs PiotBrcad in bbs. and for fae, lat the B1-
kerry Price in Alexandra, and charges0 the fore
late " occupied by Me1rs Cranberry and Hancock,
0yE- JAMES SMITH.
/Uho has in nore, low. priced blue faek liz Cloth,
tj1 aHe;ted Flanne's, which he will fell a bargain.
ALso-India Piece Goods--chesP
Dec 9. f.
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A MILLER WANTED,

' VIE Pnbis ntbereby iaJ,rne1, that TIE NEGROES
L aSosTtJfdky tJs dAni,hfrafoys Of R>p6 Woymley,
9eeHi to oa be lob I.eem6ey, ct PeieyjJprg, baV.
6rea de9sd eG al p,ivafs s7afra7 II IS bs6rd that no
dt&Soiafmea zoW a,yt 10 any one in esytgnene ejJ1f
sGys,fjJsMe0t.
TIE ADMINISTRATORS
D-rna5.r Q. (stJ
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y, He brobeiy 7cii5 TistsiS oJg.yfifd y1y (ae and
: iscjs, viii sfiysS IT pgbiie apt'i.a srshf,
Fyiday ne I2ft q b@ ~o"'5, 1t n.y. boef in 4aaotsc
-, JIAlES HENDERSON,
'>>>zbrr 9. (2St etL.l
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BELA THYFRWli

BELAi THPERN
He Subieriber lfgs leave inform his friends
and the public, that he has taken the houle ia
Manchester, formerly called the Rifng-5un-T Tavern,
and occupied BY MIS-. Leaih, and having furnilled
hmielt with good bd and the bet Of Liquors, Grain,
&c he fstters hnielf from paying particular a;ten
ton, he will be al TO give general fatsfa9ion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N. B. Wffgon and fix Mules, good Riding.
Hofie, and Isek OF good lloek--for lale.
X. M.
MancheacE, Dec .. IT,
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Member, efCossrei5 from tie State etrsomb-Ca

rolina.
For Charleftop difriet--Roberf Marion.
For Beaufort, Barnwell and Edgelied-G en-.
lillian Butler.
For Georgetown, Horny, Marion, Darlington
and Marlborough-D. K. WihianJ.
For Collector, Orangeburgh and Richmond
John Taylor.
For Sumter, KerGiaw, Lancaaer, Fairfield &
Chelterfeld-Gsn. Richard Him.
For Abbeville, Laurens and Newberry-Le-
pi Cafy.
For Chefer, Spartanburgh, Union & Pork
Cen. z. Moore.
For Pend'ston and Grcenvlle--L. 7. HLRon.
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Departed this life on Monday e.en,ng ne
gan n'imo at hont5ehe, in Pcwhatan County,
Capt. Nathaniel Pope, in the T7ih year Of his
age he retained his f-Nsrs perfectly Until
within a few hours oil his death. His k,ari was
generous, tender, aiieGsionate, aud benevclsu,
he WAS al Es1eg mat.
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SALE or LAND POSTPONED.

= NE fale which intended have been made
Saturday Ian, OF certain Lands belonging
to the uhicriber JOHN Wil!ialon, jr. agrseabiy to
an advertisement which for fevcra weeks preceding
was Publiihed n the Enquirer having frcn the bad
ucfs of the weather been pofpcn=d The faid Lind
will be offered for fe SATURDAY. next, the ixth Of
this month upon the in the fad advertisement
mentioned, unsfs it fall be prevouIy dipoied OF by
private lale. John VILLA MSON, Jun.
BENNETT TAILOR,
N. SHEPPARD,
7. SHEPPARD.
december 9. g.
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Brunfwick, Luncnhurg, }
vile,
Charles City, James City, VIZ ch,,-,,n
and Ncw-Kcnt, e''"' II
Henrico, Goochland and } ,,:,.c,,
Louiia, Nh''S' "e'ue"'
Augufa, Rockingham,
Rockbridge, 5henan- III, c.,
doah, Peudleton and 0''''e' '"'''"'
Bath,
Lancaeer, Richmond, and pu:c o..
Northumberland, N'''''" ~"'''e'
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y.
EstSe4s JrOm Liter 1afai E-sstE,,i Noe ST. see.
"a letter received by gentleman here, roS yrnei
raj WiSiu,on, OF rcoen, dire. mcrti:ns MS .yag as.
,ured tzty mules, thirty OF ,,hch were headed s:s:
6iver oyethe- wiki theft eicort ard .bs, be wa. ri
his march to meet ,hr Spar,ih army, ard ryaa then
within nall diiarce ot them. aud Although his nuu,-
Der of men far inferior thoe of the Spanafis
he fe!t confident, il action e,ii,ei that he iou3
defeat them.
On Wcinesiay ian. the stiofhey for .he Crised
Stses for the diari of kentucky, made mction 10
the Federal court, IN FELTON, this place, ior
proceis to bring before the cour, col Burr hate vice
PRECEDENT o! the Z. S &, no yves then in Lesinstoh)
70 anfwer charges tated IN aGiiiavis made by the
attorney, tha: he we'll informed ati verify be-
iiev-d, thar Col Burr was forming an tS,'-,i,t.or
(and rurehaGng flores, Sc for th.t i,,irpoie aesit
fone pare of his Catholic maeity's colonies ho,s IN
auitv with the UniteG States. The cours. hnwes.s,
no doub, from the importance of the fubea ordered
grand jury to Re .unmoned, before ', HON ippois
the atsorny will prefer an Indictment rhs iuryvsas
fworn day, atd ordered BY the court to ah2eat on
Wednesday next, by which time the attorney Is to
produce the evidence in iurrort thereof. Should he
grand jury find trus bill II probable that an i'm
mediate trial will be had col. Burr has co.ie 70
town for the purpoie Of melting the charge
~. .taSi4y,
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/, A. Lewis, WIN. Archer, c. r. Mallory, Aiex-
Smyth. Samuel Watts. Andrew Bura, Iiaac Ec
til, L'nah Minis, Hutches Ferrell, Johua c.
, Lundey, Dudley Evans, George Mafon, John
! ZONES, John Burnhlm, DAM. Morgan, Peter
! IohnfOn, Charles B-ale, =. Reedcr, Andrew
M'Henry, Thomas M'Cark, Wilton Dapcn-
port, Henry Gaines, WIN. paNucr, JnfrDh
Csodwyn, J. Wills. John II. Pnrie, WIN.
| Gregory, Jofcph Boudin, w. Fou'hce. J.
| Gatewood, Burr Powell, VIM. Donaldion,
James II. Blake, Gervas Storrs, Nicholas Sc
| brell. Thos. Bay,op, Ro. Grecnhow, George
billiard, Nicholas Chiffon, WIN. Martenev, Jo-
ieph Wyatt, Wiiliamfon Price, David Walton,
Henry Garrett, James Andes!on, Vincent Red
man, David Pattefon, Philip c. PrndIeton,
Churchill Bakey, Bahurit Jones, J. Stephen
fon, IT. Miller John Hatcher, Z. II. Moielev. If.
w. White, Fiiber Daihirli, TIL. Hunton, WIN.
Tdzewell, James Hite, James Semple, Jahey
Left%ch, Notes Green, Edmund Harrfon,
John Minor, John Purnell, Hugh Mercer,
Griffin Lamkin, David G. Williams, John Ro-
herts, Greenfvile Penn. G.. Hairaon, r. DAM
Coleman, r. Halves, Ifaac Otey, Z. Ghofon. If.
Gerard Alexander, a. S. Hooe, James K-mpc,
Wm. r. Fleming, l.. Harvir, Matt. Cheat.
Tavenner, John d. watkins, No. Chrif-
tian, Houlder Eudgins, David S. Garland,
Charles Taaferro, Dabney Minor, Walter
Leake, Cornelius Egmon, John Chriaian, Hugh
Mellon, T. B. Robertfon, Charles C. Field, G.
+. Slrother, w. Newfum, ir. Richard Jones,
Robert Hill, Geo. Miller, Thomas Miller, J.
Grigibey. Bev. c. S,anard, Notes CongIeton,
George Edginston, VIM. Irwin, Jofcph Sand
ford, aud John Reads 1913.
Having taken the oaths prefcribed by law,
the members of the Houfe Of Delegates repaired
10 their feats in the Houie, aud majority of
the whole number being prefent
lt was ordered, that James PIeafants be ap-
pointed Clerk.
Mr. Harriion a member from Amelia, re-
minded the Houie of the ueceH.y OF appointing
their ipeaker, and nominated Peter Johniton,
Eiq. member from Prince Edward; and was
feconded by MIR. Miller of towhatan. Mr..
hniton was appointed without oppohiou.
Henry Mofs was appointed frreant at arms.
William Drinkard, Edward Clarke. Eurnea
Sonthall, and Anthony Davis, were appointed
doCrkecperS, without Oppoi,ion.
No further huhnefs being Prefented for their
confederation, the houfe adjourned until this
dav IL O'Clock.
The preceding is lit of the members, they
!uoee!iveiy qualified IN the Council Chamber.
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The Serate were unable to form IIoufe
Twelve members only appeared and Is con-
aitute quorum.
The following nezu members from the fub-
Joined diartts were duly qualified in the Coun.
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