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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
HOUSES & LOT FoR SALB.

WE offer for ale the Houfes and Lot near to
Wy tr. Rufherfords dwelling Houfe ana next
below Mr.. Tfaae WebAer's on Shockov Hill, at pre-
Ient occupied by Benjamin Sheppard. This ituation
IS careey exceeded by any in for beauty, and by
to pleaian,ueis, being nearly If quite
high as any part Of Richmond. The dwelling huufs
and out-houies are efficient for the accommodation
ri gentee family that is very l1rgr there beng
2 rooms and fac large paTAge below, and rooms
above lairs nibe dwelling houie good kitchen ann
fnoke houle all in good repair aud the yard and gar.
den under a new incolrre Of the bcl materials Ans
rrfon inclined to purebafe, may be accommodated
with credits which probably will be agreeable; or
debts due not due from perfons refining in Rich-
moud or Henr,eo, wild be taken in payment, or con-
ficrahe deduction from credit price vii he made
for cah. NIB. & ]. SHEPPARD,
Ialy IS. (D
~ Adjoining the above mentioned LOT Is an Vim
improved Lot belonging TO me, which borders on the
Main-Hreet leading from shoekoe bridge, g, which
may be had with the improved lot, IL the purehsfer
itould will il. b. SHEPPARD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
TUNE 70 Anaere.r il He.ve.."

TUNE" 70 Anasres1 i. He1vss."
Wen met, fellow freensn let's eheerfully greet.
The return Of this day with copous bation:
For freedom, this day, in her favrte retreat
Hapd she patriot Jeierion chief OF our nation !,
A chief in whole mind
Republicans find,
Fair prebity, honor, aud wfdom co,nbn'd:
I.-r wine fparkle high while we ioyful,y give
The health of our Saehem and long may he i've
Political difcord ragged wild DER the earth,
Ambition and rapine with blood tinged the ocean /;
While JeHerfou riPening fage fyaems for birth.
Found the peaceful, legitimate path to promotion,
With reafon his guide,
At Wafhington's iide
Ills virtue and talents full often were tried
Now he's chief in command let the univerfe fee
How happy nation Of freemen can be!
While Europes proud chiefs WELD the fword or the
pen,
BY force, or by fraud to acquire new poIeflom,
Orr rulers fpeak peace, and good will unto men,"
And their practice acoords with their condial pro-
fefiions.
But fhould foreign foes,
Their rancor difcofe,
And by difcord arms dare dilturb our repofe.
Let chief give the word, and he lately may truf
That thofe jealous diaurbers ihall foon bite the
duff"
Such ardor would prove to an INCIDENT foe
That freedoms brave fons, by a word and blow,
Canrepel civil difcord or foreign invafion.
~ But though danger eeafe,
.ts Let vigor increae,
And arms form hedge round the olive of peace
Thoie arms, always bright, fha convince foe and
So friend
That the rights we enjoy, we know how to de.
fend
May Jefferfon's genius fuhmely control,
The earpings of envy, the frenzy of faction,
AT his bidding let union attune each free foul,
And Godlike philanthropy fpring into action.
~ Thus bleiing and beG,
BY his country Garrett,
Swee. peace fblll forever illuune his breaa,
4Admiring his virtues again let us give
The health of Sachem aud long may he
'~ live Z"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
---DKHTH-

Alter ditreiIiug deale of years continuance
on Friday evening laa departed this life, Mrs ELL'
z1BE1H II. CLARKE, the late lady of Major
John Clark near this city.
With patience fhe fubmtted to the will of Heaven.
'hro the ievsre oourfe of her affection and viewed
Portending death with eompaceney.
asa wife, mother, daughter, finer and
FRIEND fhe afTeetionate and fincere and ,b,,,i,
iuch dear relations her heart with bitter anon1
at the ai fdee7oeh bs00c1ty Eps befpoke the rerg
nation Of her foul, and yielded Up the bo,,ozvedtget
60 Heaven. "N
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Extra5 ofa letter reeeiysd in hi, c:,, S,J
LiuaraoaL M. o. L.. ~ .'-'.t.-

Extra5 Of a letter received in tb;r c;,, J,,,J
LiO@pooh, Nay 24, 1905.
ne damp occa!l oned by political orcrr-
rences MI hangs upon our export trade TT,
uenha'o TOT common cottons was free (Dar.;e,,
lar!y for low American cottonsl until tbc cIoc.
OF lait week, when fome heavy fa,es of y1sa
midas, ola defcription not much wanted ma.
brought forward, and meeting dull demand.
gave rather check to the market but the
holders have been fteady in the prices, and Conc
Jew iaies are making, viz. kIiddliDe IJnI,nds
cd. 164d. fine I7d.---New. OrIe,n. a.,
prime, lsd. middling 1 Sd. and mixed ~ III
ne coniump.ion Teens to have run unon tbec.
descriptions if it continues, and the f,nni;e.
DO not come in fafter from America than they
nave zone 10 far, 1t Is not improbable the mar
ket may'b run very fine, the ftocts hsre HI.
by no means heavy. The trade in ,bs r,an' s
featuring towns is rather better, but fiIi wsr,.
much deprehed; and under the itu,tion Of az
iairs with the continent, we are UNWILLING IN
noo out any inducements for arr1npenents i, I
Aherlca further than we have a,readv don.
The demand for Fine Cotton is not f, favonr,-
BILE. - '"'ouid-
{" Flour has experienced redu9;on and
we rear ioiies will be fufained in IhiDments
rom America, If the orders which bave gon.
rom hence affect the markets II will SJquI
dle ~ dPecu'ation occurs but the fto.ks of
~ i'i' H~IS, Tie oT0IJ1J Of BJr1,oR
tav0nable, eta probability offome fuoD,ies thro,
NeutraIs, from the Baltic, the bor.J b,;g, oss1
Our government has abandoned the to~
propoied on Pig Iron; and have given Official
notice OF the blockade of the coaf from th..
EIDE to Brett, both inclufive, but not TO extend
to Neutral ve6es laden with goods NOT hr;ng
the property of his Majelfies enemies. and not
contraoand OF war, provided the vefT-l nan
not nave been laden at any port belonging to
or in Poiieiion of an enemy, or be defined for
any enemy's port, with the exception of tb,.
coat from Offend to the Seine, which will he
yigoroufly biockaded
War is declared againft PrufIia and P,n.,-
burg, and the embargo is taken off. Hanhuryh
aud Oldenburg vefIels, alto of fuch Bremen and
Pdpenburgh veiiels as cleared out for anv mort
OF Great-Britdn previous to the PruiIian Motif
cation of the 2sth March.
We obferve fcveral DaniGi vefTels are hro,t
into the fouthern ports"
:" 24th.-It is reported change has taken
place IN the Pruilian Cabinet, from which con-
cnl'onS favorable to Peace with this counfrv
are inferred If 70, it may be favorable to cot.
ton' &C. and iyari0HS to grain, Rou- ami tim
O"' Phil Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
PtsrfIlanp.
WORM oF THE LoMBARDY POPLAR.

This Worm is defcribed to be of a pale cho.
colate colour, having fork at the extremity
of its tail. They vary in fiZe, from an inch to
four inches in length. Some have fuppofed
that they are generated in the roots of the Pop
lar, from whence they travel in the night to the
branches. Others have with greater probability
Imagined, that they nbabit thofe comica cells.
which ia the fall are hung 20 the branches of
the willow, the iocuf, the Lonbardy poplar,
and oher trees; from which, If they furvive
the winter, they are drawn by the genial
warmth ofthe fpring. Some have afIerted that
like other Caterpiilars, they change into the
C5ryIaH5 tate, and afterwards into beauti-
full Phalcena or Moth, fomcwhat refembling
the famous Emperor of Morocco, of fir Jofeph
Banks. While others conjecture, that they be
long to tbat genus of CaterpiIlars, termed by
fone OF the enlightened French naturaIifs, the
file or fpnrious Caterpillar, which does NOT
after its c5ry(dHJ tate, pafs into Butterfly.
Theie phenomena are however at prefent
buried in obfcurity; their explanation re(ts
with fome naturaIifs equally curious and equal
ly fuccefsfni with the one, who difcovered the
hiftory of the nuch-dreaded Caterpillar of the
wheat, which was puhlifhed in the lat Enquirer
On the fuppofed venom of the Lombardv
poplar worm, feveral experiments have been
made in this city, but they have all terminated
in proving the little worm "not guilty" of
murder. DR.. Davidge of Baltimore, is the only
perf)n who has yet produced any preiumptve
proofs of its murdcrous power FIR by mis- ex-
periments, young Guinea pig died in not les
than an hour, and fucking kitten in the fpace
of feverai hours, after they were bitten by the
worm. Tbefe facts have, however, been ex,
planned upon the principle of the nervous ir-
ritabi'ity of the animals in that intantin- fate
principle which is f,metimes 70 ftrong in man,
even in adult tate. as to throw him into the
mott fatal convuGons by the mere puncture of
Of needle. But excepting thefe uncertain and
ambiguous facte, there is not an experiment
which has Seen made in New York, Pbiladet-
phia, Baltimore or Richmond, that has not ac-
quilted the "poor worm" of any poifonous
propeniiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
EDUCATION

4 German, who has been teacher for feveral Years
4 n IN the lste of New Jerfey wihes TO be emu
Ployed again IN an academy boarding fehool or az
tutor IN private family, either here or in the coun
wy lie IS well verled IN Arithmetic, FIiRory, Geo
graphy, Latin and Greek, and under1ands FraIG,
French and Italian not only gramatieallv bu, fe.aI'
ana writes them altogether correaly With the spa.
MN language he iso far acquainted that he is @
OF teaching it alto. A li1e addreIed to c. X ,,d
let at the Office Of the Enquirer will be duly attended
July Is, ro,0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
5aIe9 at anettni,.

II PsEGvriy te Joii, on Wr17:2ay be o3,d inf. al
IL OeiOet, at he rsf'rnsr9f !My. JoJn Garter,
A Variety Of excellent HoulehoId and Kitchen
~ FURM TURE, conliling Of alnloG every arti-
sic in general ufe of families.
Terms OF fse-aliiu under thirty dollars cafh
fums Of thirty dollars and upwards iixy days credit
for negotiable at the Bank of Virginia.
PROSSER q NoNCURE, V. Mrs.
July Is. (3t)
N. B. For private fale, an excellent female Cook,
apply to Mr.. John Carter, in the Auditors Of5ce
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
BALTIMORE. Inlv11

Exfrna Of a letter from n mercantile IoyE; III
L,D-rpoo' 10 another in fbi5 city, d.,,ed 24tb
Mav, 1906.
"Ihe Hamburg mail has brou ,ht an account
TINS morning, ofthe king of PrufIia having re-
tented with refpect TO the hottie mearires he
mas adopted agaln't this country and opened his
Po,ts 10 ont''h vshrls-C Count Haugwitz is alto
laid to have retireu from office.
ne account is, however, 70 improb7h,-.
that 1t IS not all believed here today and fui.
lar impretiions mutt exit in London. as the. ,c-
count is only to be found in the newspapers. not
tingle letter from London being received here
that mentions the circumfance."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
1T TABLE.

The refsit of which fri table exactly correE
ponds with the account given by Adam Smith,
in his chapter on pnbc credit, of the expence
of each war alluded to. IN fecond table Mr..
Paine calculates what will be the expence of
the next wars, after the time of writing his
pamphlet and the encreafe of the national debt.
His calculation is this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
aIes af Sutton.

On Thurfd1y next the 7th inn. will be fold at the
Vendue Office Of the fubIcribers:
435 Sack Bags damaged on board the hip Colun.
bus, Captain Fndlay, from Liverpool and fold for the
benefit Of the Underwriters.
PROSSER & MONCURE, .. Mrs
July IS.
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Last Gbsaing's spaii.

Oar farmers being particularly concerned in
the pretent political fate of England, more ec.
Pecia'ly in her relations to Prunii, we have
cleaned from our Ian Evenings Mail, every ar
tc'e which in the leal bears upon the reported
accommodation between thefe two powers, the
ran IN the price ofwheat and the chances of
it''i greater tall. Upon thefe materials, and ON
the Foreign Intelligence which they have now
nefore Them, 1t becomes them to form
their own opinion. Certain it ia. tia. in m.
uniett!ed Rate of England, as tits reprefentei
by the lat arrival, no quefton can be to then,
OF more Importance than whether thew h,,La
"osv hold up or difpofe of ther wheat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
PHILADELPHIA. July Q.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDFNcE
{ ConMnntrotsd for TIE RrgiQer.

- III J07 T77s TNF'yH7rF.I
LIVERPOOL, My "a, 1906.
WE enc'ofe YOU the extract (refpettinq The
adJuhment with Pruflia) from the Lon Ion ma.
Pers' leaving you to form your own concynf;.
ons.--No- private letters from Hamburger, ftate
the c'rcumttance--andyet our government have
af2ayea WHHs letters Of marqae, though an order
IN Council had appeared in the gazette, for that
Purpofe. ''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

The Engi6 SyRem of Finance aviU long re.
main monument efsoonder. NOT 70 much on ae-
count oft5e extent to evbieb it bas been carried,
as eftbe folly ofbeiieviag in it,"
Paine on the Decline and Fall of the Englifh syftem
of Finance
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Gbe Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND, I5tb JULr.
No. IT..

No. III.
COMMUNICATIONS,
ON THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF
GREAT-BRITAIN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

lUEsDAY. Lee. 10.
A letter was received from the Sc
cretary of the Treafury, tranfmitting
a report and Ultimate of the revenue
of the u. States for the years 1907,
1901, 1909, 1904, and for three
quarters Of the year 1905; which was
referred to the Committee of Ways
and Means.
A petition was prefented from the
Legislative council of the territory of
Orleans, praying that all the lands
within the city of Newt Orleans, and
fuch other public lands as Congrefs
may fee fit, be applied TO the fupport
of ichools and other in!titutions for
the education Of youthlin faid terrific
ny which was referred to Msi1ls. G..
w. Campbell, Jones, Bryan. J.White-
hill and Wadiworth.
The Committee of Claims made a
reporr favourable to the petition of
Geo. Little, which was referred to a
committee of the whole on Tuefday
next.
The Houie took into confederation
the amendments of the committee of
the whole TO the bill prohibiting, for
a limited time, the expectation Of
arms and ammunition from the u.
States in all Of which they con-
Cured.
Mr.. Cook moved to fubltitute {" FIVE
hundred dollar" in the room of " one
hundred )" the FUN for exporting pro-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Mr.. John C. Smith from the Com
mittee of Claims, made a report ad-
verfe to the petition Of VIM. Winall,
in which the Houfe concurred.
A mefage from the Preiident of the
United States apprifed the Houfe that
he had iigned the act making an addi-
tional appropriation for the naval fer
vice during the year 1905. d
Mr.. Dawfon reported various a.
mendments to the bill /" prohibiting
for limited time, the expectation Of
arms ard ammunition from the u.
States," which the Iioufe took imme-
diately into confederation ,and concur
red in, with an amendment, ifrikinc
out !" pig iron," from the prohibited
articles.
The bill, thus amended, remains
the fame in fubaance as it paled the
committee of the whole.
1t was ordered to be engroGed for
third reading to morrow.
Mr.. Bidwell faid that in the late
war between the u. States and Tripo-
ly, diitinguifhed fervices had been rem
dered by Mr.. Eaton, which had con-
uibuted to the peace lately made with
that power. Intimation of this faet
was not only derived from its public
notoriety, but likewife from the Pre-
iident Of the u. States. He thought
thefe fervices worthy the notice OF
Congrefs. He therefore fubmitted
the following reIolution.
Ryalved by the Senate and Houfe
OF Representatives of the u. States in
Congrefs aiiembled, That the Pref.
dent Of the u. States be requelfed to
prefent fword, in the name of Con.
greis, to William Eaton, Efq. as q
teltimony ofthc high fsnfe entertained
OF his gallantry and good eondua in
leading fmall band Of our country
men and Others through the defert oi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Lydia on an expedition again1 Tripo-
Ii, in conjunction with the ex-Balhaw
of that regency defeating the Tripo-
Titan army at Derne, with the ailif-
tance of fmaIl part of the naval
force OF the United States, and con-
tributing thereby to fuccefsfuI termi-
nation of the war, and the reiforation
of our captivefellow citizens to Iiber-
~ and their country.
Referred, on the motion of Mr..
Varnum, toa committee of the whole
tomorrow.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17


fFoA. c. l.. I54]" " II il be sked where are
the sdjudged caies. on which he grosndeth his
opinion He freely conteiIerh that he hath
no, met with one in which the Legality Of pref
&np for the fes itrvics hath directly come in
uueRicl. H. fates that according 10 bis bea
apprehension, (hsving thoUght much upon the
fubjea) the right Of imprefing mariners for the
public iervice 10 pserogative. Inherent 10 tbc
crown, gfornied upon the common lsw, and
recognized by many acts OF parIispcnf.'' With
efeai deferencc 20 his honor, wosld ak il any
thing can be evidence of the common Iaw, but
Judicial deci6ons on the point which he admits
arc NOT 10 be fcund I'll will ALTO examine the
ftatutes on which he RELIES as recognizing this
right. / would here obfcrvc that the holds the
folder and saman alike bound by the fame law,
and il would Foa. C. I.I66l feem by Adm.
Scymour's commiaion, that his power extended
20 i'm geh hips, captains, maaen. pilots and
kamcn, a. well as all other perfons ct for the
purpofc. This was for the Tea and foreign fer
vice, ard did not extend to land folders. q, tili
the z4th year Of Charles ii. all the lands were
held by military tepures, whereby the tenants
were obliged to furniih folders and every thing
pecsGary for them in war but by ~ c. ii. "a
G. H.. c.Iz thcfe tcnure', were aboIifhed. and
q'sh'on mncn ~he'neT the nas. Sna''es l.,
extended 20 the ,eoos' tenants, VINO were ooona
70 is,ve oo'y 10 rng'a"o' ny Ha'o,e Q, nen,
ryvu' " ~. 7,S' ~ enae'eu, 'nA'
sny 'o'pe, pe'pg no csp'a'n ,%me.'aoy N'
iAinea wiz" 'he k'nE ~n'cn ,ns' oe :" ~seo',
ana re,a'oed' OF 'ake any Pre-. 20 'e'vs 'ne kns
"pon enc xa os upon inc 'ano oeyona 'es' oe-
p'r our oi inc k'ng is,v'ce ~,'noos nce"ce
rom inc eAp'ar"; |" 'nAn % Ioju9gyo 1e'pny.
Nc MAJ. ~ ef1sn'y ~. | ~. ., C. ~
sgainn os'e''ion wa conE'eeu 10 eA.epa 70
io'u'e's o'4na oyh'e.u'e " eo'.'Ans ~ NV
On 'a"o--,ou squen'on va Dsae ~ne'oea 'u'. o..
o's', wn1 hsa sAen, p.en 20 'e,ve ssAina '"s
ispe" 10 Ale,sne' wee nAo's 70 tue penan"'o.
Una, 's", wnicn vas s'eaIea up IN Pa,nai',uu'' W.,
~ 'n,'e wo"., 'ns' ms 'N'o nA'' i1sHi W.
IN mPs'n'. 'oc'sm"s' ans Psnai''ss o'u' upt"'
lNa ne'es''sl msn sA'eno !, wea - 'say
ma'incI m s"o sunhe' aavl"E .aNe"' u ~no 'I'e-
a"ei man !sse Plsa ., waSe,' 90 'clv. ne'
quees msJeay = ua, " no'n, -, 20 'o.''..: !:
any OPINION 20 tne cen'ra'y not"nnNAnoias.
ne'e arg 'ne Ma.u.e' no" wnenec snc ngh'" "
P'e,eno'u - Ie 'n'ei''u wmo", p'e'uns' g
90 y "a ~. l a. 81. -. - . - .t.:.. "a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
70 r EIGN ARTICLES.
LONDON, Feb. IA.

Price of Stocks this day at one o..
clock, Confols, for money, so %
for account 6I-for account Ore
duced 81 So.
We have been fhewn a letter from
an officer, in the Expedition under
Sir David Baird: it is dated from the
coat of South America. There was
then little c5ubt of their final deitina-
ton being the Cape. of. Good Hope.
Letters of recall have been fent off
by the Kings meiIengers to nearly all
our ambaaadors at Foreign Courts.
AS foon as Mr.. Fox was reelected
yeiterday, for Wefminlter, he got
into the chair, prepated for him,
which was crimfon damaik, richly
gilt, and covered with laurels. He
was ohaired round Covent Garden,
amidlt the acclamations of the popu-
lace. When he Quilted the chair he
went into Hudlon's Hotel, Covent
garden the infant he got out of the
chair, the populace tore the laurels off
and carried il in triumph.
In the afternoon, the friends of Mr..
Fox dined at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, MIR. Fox in the chair. Mr..
Sheridan fat on his right hand, and
Lord X. Spencer on his left. The
dinner was ierved up about fix o.
clock.
Mr.. Fox, after obferving that he
had not intended to propofe the
healths of any member of that Admi-
niltration of which he had the honor
to form part, faid, that he meant,
notwithstanding, TO make one excep-
ton, and that was
"The Lord High Chancellor of Eng
land, and the Trial by Jury"
Mr.. Fox then obferved, that as ne
not only labored under fome degree
of indifpofition as muil have been OBJ
ferved on the hultings that day, bur
alfo had fome bu6nels to tranfaSt, he
would beg leave to retire, after giving
toalt which he had long been in the
habit of propofing--
6 The caufe of Liberty all over the
world"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
BOSTON, April Id.


Capt. Wilton, who arrived at Bal
timore laf Thurfday from St. Jago de
Cuba, informs that on the nth of
March he fell,in with an Engliih feet
of twenty-five fail of the line, under
convoy of a floop of war from Jamia-
ca bound to Halifax; that on the IS,
in the evening, he faw a large French
privateer full of men 60 into the feet ;
that ON the 10Th, of the Havana, they
experienced very heavy gale, and
on the aoth he faw the Commodore
bearing away with a fgnal of diltrefs,
the privateer remaining in the feet.
On the aft, he faw the privsteer and
about twenty of the feet itanding to
the fouthward, and is of opinion they
were captured.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
" E w P q X +.
TYURSDAT.. T....A1RsL ~, 1906.

Yeierday the freemen of this fate
afembled in their REFLECTIVE towns
throughout the State, and gave in
their votes for governor, Lieutenant
governor, and fenators. The follow
ing are all The returns we have been
able to obtain. "a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

PRoxIRs-The freemen of this
State have 70 long been accuftomed
to being provided with printed Lift of
the names of thofe perfons, upon
whom they are de6rous of beftowing
their fuHerages as fate officers, that
many of them confider fuch lift as a
kind of legal initrument, or record of
court, which cannot be form'd with
out the content and exprefs agreement
of the perlons of whole names it is
competed, or by the command of
fome authority conitituted for that
purpofe. But the truth is, this LIT OF
votes or prox as it is called, is made
out and printed, merely for the cor
vsnisnce Of the freemen and for no
other purpofe. Every perfon there
fore, has right to prepare fuch
prox as beil fuits himfelf and ike
wife to perfuade Others to make ufe Of
fuch prox, if he chuics.
For there can be no more harm in
printing vote, than in writing one.
If it be printed, il is Gill vote. Prin-
ting it does not alter its nature. But
no man we prefame will be q fooli2
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
Br THE MAILS
CINCINNATI, March 4.

On Friday and Saturday laft the
two CUN-BOATS, which have been
building at Columbia, were launched.
The launches were fine and free from
any accident--They appear to be
built of the belt materials, and the
workmanthip to be very good.