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WASHINGTON, April 7.
HuNraEss-Y. sia,or, Maler.


1faufet Of TIE judgment in tie HipB Coa,tor /fa;roL
ty Of England, tie bearing of tie above eauc or he
lGb September, 1905.
lie Right Hon. Sir VIM Scott, Knight the iudqe
ooierved This is quellion arilng on the Britil re-
Capture from the Spaniards of velfel laden with ma
val ans military flores going Malta and Syracuie
has been truly tiated chat generally neutral
ty not Liable to alvage on recapture it is alto true
that IN the ccurie OF the lat war the law was IN
consequence of chs requeu, rapine of the French al
tered by the content of neutrals themieves-,>s
founded on the practice of the French and confirmed
IN recaptures from them. Naval flores defined IN
Birth port are BY treaty between Spain and Ameri
ca, liable to condemnation; thsfe would therefore
be ubjed to ialvage, but in this ntance in fa64 NOT
going to Malta, congned Englilh poeiiion or for
Engih ufe but for the ufe of an American fauadron
then notoroafly cruizing agant the common enemy
OF SPAN ana America and every other civilized fate
the property cf the government, not herandf can't,
What therefore would have been its ftuation in a
Spaniih tribunal! think the proceeding fatas are
iuly ettabiiihed in evidence before this court. and
that they would have 70 been before the Spap;b
courts, cannot but alien to the princpe thar
difference is to be paid to the declaration of
ments-here is that of the PreGdent himfef con6r-
med cannot lay confirmed, for il needs no cou6-
nation but ieconded bY that of the French and En-
g'lh minitters. 1t is impolbe TO fuppose that the
American government would with TO deceive and
that thoie flores were for the ue of the Br, in v;o
'aton OF the treaty with Spain-its good faith is too
we'll known. therefore of opinion that reni,p,;-
on would have been due from the ulce of the snar-
IN tribunals, and that the Briti re-captor sno en-
Utica To more than the expences of fubmittng this
que.tion to the court, which was not improper
KeltI'ution OF the ihp aud cargo decreed upon pav
ment OF the recaPtor's expences
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE

RY virtue Of Deed of TruR, bearing date the
~ llth April, 1901, recorded in Cun,berIand
Court-OHice, to me executed by James Deane Fran.
els B. Deane, and Thomas Nj Oeane, 20 iecure cer-
tain fun OF money due by them TO Iofeph Gallego--
will offer for iae, to the higea bidder, on the 96tb
day OF MAY next, at Cumberland court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the properly.
thereby conveyed, viz.
One tract containing hundred and thirtv e.
ven acres, or lels, Guate in the county of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court HouCe. being !,
tract putchafed by the faid Deanes, from parTon
Clopton, as will appear by reference to the deed Of
iale On record, in the faid County Court.
One tract containing two hundred and FIVE acres.
more or lefs, fituate in Cumberland, on the foufb
ide Of the road leading to the Court Houfe, one
mile diitant below the fame, bounded by lands Of
William Beverley Langhorne, and by laads of John
Ford.
The firh of the above tracts, is faid TO contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber the other
is nearly half cleared.
". B. BY the content Of all parties intereaed. the
ale will take place the goth day of May next as
above ftated, and tie terms Of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchaers 20 give bond,
bearing intereR, and approved fecurty
M. 3. POITIAUx
April Is. I,drl
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Dnmrstir Jutslliseure.
NETWORK, April Z


The papers which we received yefferday
from Jamaica, furniIh an article of intelligence
OF comfortable interef under the head of
MoNTECo Bav, March q.
The following in;erefting particulars we have
received from Military Officer of great rcfpec.
liability. who arrived at Savanna Ia Mar, Ian
"Wednesday, in his Maiefty's fchr. Redbrid.e,
Lieut.: Burt, which left Fort Royal on Monday
morning:
That on Sunday the Acaita frigate returned
express from Sir John T. Duckworth, with in
formation to the Commanding Officer at Port
Royal, of having few days previous fallen in
with Tx French line of battle illips, and fome
fngates, conle6tured to be thofe of the Brief
deet which lad feparated from the FIVE recently
accounted for. II was further underfeood, the
enemy's fqnadron bad been feen going into a
span'ih port on the Main, faid. to be Porto Ca.
neilo, where one or two of our CRITTERS were
Hatohed to watch their notions"
The above Gentleman Gates ALTO, &c that in
getting under way ON Monday from Port ROYAL,
the superb, with Sir John r. Duckworth's flag,
was coming down to expedite the failing of
what Hips could be got in readnefs and 4,
was iuppofed every line of battle iiip in port
would be prepared to fail in queit of the enemy
on "Wednesday morning"
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ued, m WINCH a pretty tuH new was taken by
the different fpeakers Of the arguments urged
IN 'fecret debate. Meffrs. ]. Randolph, Dana,
J. Clay, EpPes, and Kelly Imported, and
Meiirs. Sloan, Findley. Fix, G. W. Campbell
and Jackfon oppofed the motion. AS we fi,all
give this debate with the utmoft difpa,ch, we
thail not at prefent attempt even All outline of
it.
About O'Clock the Yeas and Nays were ia
ken on the motion, which was disagreed to-
Yeas 44-Nays "a.
On TUESDAY, motion was made by Mr.
J. Randolph, to print the letter addrefIcd to,
and the report received from, the Secretary of
War, which is referred to in the report of the
teleet committee on Spanifh affairs-which was
difagreed to-Ayes IS.
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For SALE

"i'fnf gfa tied eftrgG to 6s .Gl55riJtr by HiRi-
- a" Da0i'. TO lESnre tie Paymn. of tzoo I:veyal
J2wsg morry tfrein exfrs6id, TO Wiiam ". Heniag
and bn ggnI, NOR IF record in tie county eouyt of III
S'"7aT'F-i BE- Sold 10 tie 6gLef bi&sr far ready mo-
Half As,e LOT, in TIE fozor of CLaylo,.G5,e. f..,na
IN bs Pt'r thereof BY No 20; or 70 mneb Aer.of a,
7Vh 6eJtFeisat to pay TIE E11 Of one bandred aonal
7vh6 i"Arlf beresn from the fyf day Of Na,sb 1905.
and f6t e9ff a7S charge; affirming TIE le afoyeaid-
The above ah zOW be forhe bsalf Of 1l.tan Ter Gar
TFf 70 eo5o0" Hiia1g H. Heaizg qI7gned tie dJf laG
GtO'e'aia, and in The deed ats,cicaid ,1raAisn.L
JOHN KELLY, TrgRer
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WARRINGTON Anril o


tfiE HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
were on Monday amot exclufively occupied
IN dlicul'ing Mr.. ]. Randolph's motion TO print
the meHage of the Prefdent of the 9Th Decem-
Der, which was the BATS of the meafures taken
relative to Spain.
.. at an early hour of the day when this fi1b-
lect was called up, Mr.. Blaekicdge moved that
the gliIeres fbould be cleared. The Houfe
continued in fecret fitting for fiort time, when
,he doors were opened and the quetion taken
by Yeas and Nays on the point Of order, whe-
tner the deciiion of the Speaker was correct,
viz.
That the fad mefage being contained in
TIE journal of the fecret proceedings of the
Houfs, as the fame had been read in the Houfe.
IT was now in order to call for the reading Of
the faid nefage."
Yeas 43-Nays 50.
The quefton then REQUIRED on the motion
made by Ma. J. RANDoLPH on Saturday as
follows
That the printed supplemental Journal e
fecret proceedings be amended Nv infertine af-
ter the word "rend" in the third line of the
hrf page, the me6age Of the PRECEDENT Of the
United States Of the 9Th December lat, and
that new edition of the faid Journal, thus A.
ended, be printed for the ufe of the mem
be ."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15

IL is remarkable of Lord Mellon and Mr. Pitt, who
have died within 70 Mort time of each other, that
the one was the only commander in chief of Brit
h fleet who ever fell in action and the other the on
ly prime minilter who died in Office fince the
contribution has had its prefens FORM 1t is alto wor
thy OF obiervation, that Marquis CORVALLIS, Co.
vernon General of India, is the only one who died
while holding that elevated lituation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15

The Baltimore " Evening PoR," republi-
can paper, has ventured to nominate John
Langdon, of New-Hampihire, and Nathaniel
Macon of North Carolina, as candidates for the
next presidential election. We would fuggef
ITO the editor of that and other papers, whe-
Their on tubject 70 important and 70 delicate.
1t is not better at prefent to wave all kind of
dfcufiiou.
We have the mott delicate and interefting
RELATIONSHIP adult with the nations of Europe :;
why then diilraa the public attention, by drag
gne il the mott interefting quefons that can
be ftarted in our domefic policy?
Whyprecipitately run intothe nomination of
candidates, 70 well calculated to excite party
heat and local ieaIoufies, when the functions of
Mr.. Jcfferfon will not ceafe for nearly three
years to come, and when two years hence, we
ihall have fufhcient time to make every necefa-
ry arrangement?
why prelume TO nominate z fuccclfor to Mr.
Jefferfon, when il is not yet determined whe-
! ther the interefts OF our country will not de-
mand his election? Rotation in fuch high
executive Office is certainly productive of very
comfortable advantages, but there are cafes in
which even this principle itfef mutt be facrific-
ed to the public welfare.
But the mott important fubiet1 which might
Ho7o I've itarte6, would not be with regard to the
A.
ting him. The people cannot meet en- MN,
to felect that candidate, whom majority
would prefer; nor is there an organized bod
in any one of the ftateS, who could undertake
that taxi, without mourning the ieaoufy of the
| ret. Hence the nomination has generally beer
aiiumed, by the members of Congrefs belong.
ing to each party, in their private character
and this nomination has been adopted b,
their reflective parties, becaufe coming from
the different parts Of the country, they NAV be
iuppoied to- reprefent the general wifhes al
their party. 1t was thus that MIR. Jefferfon and
Mr.. Burr, were nominated on former cleo.
ton aud Mr., ]. and Mr.. Clinton, for the Ian
| We will not fay thaetbs method of nominate
on IS not in general the bet that can be devi.
led but we may venture TO fay, that in fomf
cafes 1t is open to very ferrous objections. Let
us tate one hypothetical cafe n and 3 are
candidates for the proficiency. n is membe,
of the administration refiding at Wilmington
at the very time when the nomination is made
and poiIeffing all the means of Influencing the
deciiion of the Caucus. B, is a private indiyi.
dual without any of the means of natro.
mage, refidi1g perhaps in Georgia or Maine
without even the power of giving an
eleeteneering dinner Is it difficult to forefee
the corfequence ofthis hypothesis how ca.
| fy It is for the members Of a corrupt caucus 70
give an interefted vote; or how eafy il is for
the official candidate to adminiter the mean,
OF corruption We truf that the time is not
| yet arrived when the officers of government
aud the approximations of the people are thu,
| iniamouny depraved But that time NAV
come. lie there then nohettermeth1do of effeetine
nomination more comfortable to the true win
es Of the people?
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Il ME Creditors Of James Deane, Thomas A
Deane & Francis B. Deane, or of any of them.
are requefed TO meet lanes Deane, four o'clock Fri
day evening May the 23rd, at the tavern Of MIR. CAT
per Fleifher in the City of Richmond, for the ppr
Poie Of having fubmitted to them, complete Rate
Of the iaid Deaues affairs fhat thofe arrangements
which appear u1ea advifeable their creditors, may
be carried into effect.
JAMES DEANE,
THOMAS A. DEANE.
FRANCIS 3. DEANE.
Cumberland, April Is. q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
POLITICS OF NEw.yOPK

The public have heard much of the coalition.
iald to have been recently formed between the
friends of the Clintons and the friends of Col.
Burr. They had however heard little on this
iubjed, except inuendoes and conieaures .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15

II ME HOUSE and LOT belonging to Mr.
VIM Dandrdge's eltate, next above Mr.
VIM. Prices large building. For terms apply TO
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, Ageaf for f5e Gyse',.
April To- If
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Hardy, "vou die n the midR Of Triumph .
g Do !, Hardy" He fmiled family " God
he prailed !" Thefe were his latt words before
he expired.
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The able report Of the fecre,ary of the ,resr,rv a,
Our pubic debt, and the uneomnnony interefinv de
pate on SPaniih affairs have completely commanded
the columns Of our paper.
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Tupsp.v 6s,;y @

JOINT refolution was adopted for adiourning the
two Houies on Wednefday the 18th infant
On motion Of Mr.. 3aetjon the following refoluti-
OF was agreed to .
RystveA, That the fecretary Of the treafnry be
reqnetted to communicate this fIoufc any nforma-
ton which he may poiIes in relation to an Applicant
on laid TO have been made TO draw money from the
treanry tor the Purchafe ofthe Florida, before an APP
preparation made law for thas Purpofe.
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.Gbe Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, 18th april.

lsit to be believed that in the fccret difp,tch.
es laid before congrefs, there is any thing faid A.
bout 4 ".threat {. holtility by France 30 Such
are the very words ufed by MIR. CLAY in the
debate on Spanifh affairs. Has this meddle-
fome nation then been the principal obRacle
TO an amicable aduitment of our differences
with Spain? Does ihe thus ftep forth as the
Bully of Spain ! Aud whom does fhe exoeet
to bully out of.their rights The petty repub-
tic OF Switzerland; the dGraeted ftates of TIA.
"; Holland enervatei by her trade or Spain
paralifed by her government No {; the u
n'ted States of America, trong, confederated &
free
That Bonaparte beholds the PROPERTY of
our republic with an envious & malicious eve I:
that he has ambition enough to ftretch his in
Rnence into the new world, as he has already
done over the old, we fcarcely needed the light
of theie fecret documents to unfold. But if
under the influence of this meddefome propen-
hty, or an eagernefs to fvell his Golfers at the
expence of our own, he fhould heuceforth in
terrupt our negotiations with Spain, we truft
that there Isl fufiicent fpirit in our nation TO
fcof at thefe impertinent bravadoes. We truft
that not only our fpirit, but that our means of
reiiltauce are hyperion TO thofe of the vanquf,l-
ed nations of Europe. The Atlantic is not 70
eafiiy TO be croffed as the Rhine and we have
the vanity to believe that the Cof1acs Of Ruf1ia
and the Automatic of Aufria are not much
Drawer or better difcipned folders than the
heemen of America. We love peace; we will
purdue every honorable means Of preierving
1t |; but we will not purchafe it by facrifice
of our independence. We will never envy or
deierve the fate of Italy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15

Though Cougrefs has determined to conceal
the fecret communications of the Executive,
we mutt Gill doubt the propriety of this deci-
iion. An, Injunction of fecrecy was lately laid
upon their proceedings, bu; Till it was impofii
Bile to exclude altogether the anxious curio(itv
of the nation. Hints were unwarlv given, and
coniectures were fhrewdly formed, which led
to the diicovery of their decilions and the
confequence was, that rather than fee a garbled
and partial representation go forth TO the pub
lie, they thought it beit to open the clofed
doors and make their proceedings public.
The fame fcene is now likely to be reacted :;
and the fame rcfult will be demanded by poll
cy. The documents, themfelves, may be kept
back. but their contents will he revealed. The
members of Copgrefs have already fpoken of
them without difguife for Mr.. CLAY declared,
for himfelf, that he thought " the Injunction of
tecrecy was removed from all the papers re-
ceived by the Houfe,' and that he did not COR
ceive himtef 4" b0uud TO conceal one title of
what occurred while they had locked doors''
Bnt tuch ffatements as theie are neceflarily rnu-
tilated, and pailing from one perfon to another
they will become gradually changed and dc.
toried. Such as they are, however, they will
at lat find their way into the public papers,
aud the public papers will fcatter them over the
continent. Is If not better then, that the Do
cuments themielves ihond be publiihed in their
original form, than that they ihould appear on
ly III theie partial and dltorted extracts?
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We acknowledge the receipt of moi in,srso;ro
communication from Wilmington let the vr;reI
be aiured that we feel with fenfbiity, no, infer-
or to his own, the importance of the maxim which
ne pfoielss. With him we will fay let not a falCs
gois aud eolourng be given to natonal proceeding,
Let NOT the preis which fhopld furnifh the dsily
bread OF tree government vend only poops for their
''''f0''''n 4
Inc election for this city took place yeflerdav.
when Lewis HTvie, Efqr. was returned ,he fucsea.
iul candidate. 'N''''''
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TO RENT.

Cumberland, April Is.
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Inc papers which we received yelterday
Iro" Jamaica, furnilh an article of intelligence
OF comfortable intereft under the head of
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III Senate, December 10, 1906.

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Virginia Legislature. House of Delegates.
FRIDAY, December he, 1906.

The proceeded Senate
asrcad,a ndis IN the wing words:
In Senate, December 18, 1906.
The proceeded resolution
dand
mn was on the question being teeupo House
Rsasd That
examine the lieaer and House,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-19
Deicvsptiono Worms, and tic 1mbtonss
by yp5tch tlsey.0ye kqsoQ}a.


Worms whchinfeR the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds viz the Teres prlarge round worn the ca.
idres, or ima nav worm, the Cueurbtina, or mort
fat, whte worm, and laay, the Tsnia OF tape worm
10 called from its resemblance to tape this is oftsn ma
ny yards long, and is falIof ointsts mott hurtful
and mot difficult TO cure.
Among the iyn,ptoms attending worms, are dHagree.
able breath elpecaIlyin the mornng--Bad and corrupt
ed gun.s--tching in the roie and about the
vulons and epileptc fits, and fometimes Prvation OF
Notwithstanding and grinding of the teeth in Hep
Irregular appetite, food andcmetmes
MISUNDERSTANDING, with hny and feetid ltooss--Vo-
miting---Large and hard pelly-Pains and ieknes at
the omach-Pans in the head and thighs, with lownels
ofpirits-Sow fever, with fmat ana irregular pulte-A
dry ceugh-Ex,ciIi thr-Sometimes pale and unheai-
thy countenance, and fenetime the face boated and
Aalhed.
Perions aali9ed with ANY ofthc above fymptoms
ihould have immediate recourieto 1amtonS worm
detroying ozenses which have been confanty attend
sed with fuccefs in all complaints ar to thoie above
deleribed.
"A dofs of this medicine given occalionay during the
warm fealou will efeetualiy prevent the vomiting and
,pxgins of Children dreadful diforder which annually
deroys thoulands Of the infant part of our cities 1t is
kewie the nlilde aud mott certain remedy known and
mas retored 70 health ndlrcngth great number when
IN advanced ages of this fatal complaint Particnlar
and plain Instructions are givenor every part OF the ne
eefIary treatmentin fuch cafes
Children genc.aiytske this medicine with eagerncis,
shgvinga peafng appearance, and anasreeape tsite'
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February IT..
LAND FOR SALE

Will be Sold, to til. bighea bidder, on Nos
DAY, the 18TH day of May next a,.p sN
Market, lhsmg the hfatay Q. d. psu y
tria court 10 be held thet.
r WO hundred acres of LAND no.
d lefs, known ~ the manic Of G,,,.:s
and lying in the county Of Primo. Willi,n u
miles from Hay Marker, en- the Road ss ~.
from thence TO fredericksburg and ii. C.;s
na's.-lhe back road from the city Of WA
iDgton to the fouthern fates allo runs tbr,s,b
the land, which renders it an elisibl. fsna ;r
tavern, it is aRo a good ftand for aor-
There are feveral homes, with a we'll Of ,u,I
lent water on this land, which lies we'll f,, cul
tivation, and has comfortable quantity d
wood on it. Tie Platter of Paris aIlo srr,s,
we'll adapted to the foil, as l RATED fne co,,t
on if from the application of that /. ,nure only.
Ihe terms Of fale will be-One third Of In
purchaie money in months. one third in i.
months, and the remaining third in is uortHs
from the day of fale j; the parchafer giving bond
and approved fecurity for the payren: thereof.
Pofeifion will be given Immediately to the put.
chsler. and good title made on receipt Of Ii;
fifa payment.
Bertrand Ewell.
February IL. aawld
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the location.