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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-27
Nov. 27.

N conformity with the l q felin of article XIV, Of
l. the contribution of the Mutual Afurance Society,
againit Fire on buildings of the fate of Virginia the
Members of the fsd Society," are hereby notified to
attend their annual General Meeting, be held a, the
Capitol, on the fri Monday in January next being
the fourth day of the !aid month.
ANY Member who doth not attend at the fad meet
ing in Perion or by proxy, will be reprefented by the
Member of the State Legislature of the county or tho
Senator of the ditric wherein uch abentee reiides
LEWIS NJ. RIVALAIN,
ht7irg Principal Agert NJ n. s.
Gers,al Office Of -iDaraaes, Rie5alona Isb N.V 1907.
Form Of tie Creatafiais be produced by III. perfn
voting at the annual meeting by prexy, to wit
Subf1riber OF Member of the Mu-
tual Afarance Society," do hereby coufitute and APP
point TO attend the annual General Meeting
OF the faid Society, be held at Richmond On the
hrit Monday IN January next, proxy to vote and
aef on behalf, on any bunels which NAV
come before the iaid meeting, as fully al,
perionaly preient
In 3ej'imouy zvke,eoE have hcreunto fe,
hand and zeal, the day of ISo7.
TtR<, Nov 27.-Iaw4w
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Fore0Ardedf0 age"tLrnnn in this City BY mem
Der Of CongrejJ.
Copy Of letter from respectable gentleman
in New York to his friend in Congrsfs.
NsU. 81, 5alfpal ~ o'clock
SIR,
&c The fhip Francis arrived at Bolton on
Tuefday, on fhort pa1age from Liverpool
Her London papers are to the I2th of October.
They inform that on the 9TH Col. Monroe had
his audience of leave of the King-His infruc-
tons are faid to have been too limited TO ena-
bic him to bring the Negotiation to concIuG-
on, and that therefore the Britifh ultimatum
will be or has been forwarded to their minilter
IN this country. No blockadng order has
been il1ued againft the French, &c. Rufia has
fhut her ports agaiuft the Enghih, and the Ev-
der is declared in a fate of blockade. MIR.
Monroe, one account fays, failed on the nth
OF October in the Revenge other accounts fay
he will retsrD in a merchant veffel"
BY the ihip Francis, arrived at Bottom on
Tuefday, in ihort pshage from Liverpool,
London papers to the 18th Oet correfpopd-
ent of gentleman in this city informs that on
the 9TH O6t. MIR. Mnnroe took leave of the king
preparatory to embarking. His inRruSlions
were fad to be too limited to enable him TO
bring the negotiation TO a conclution. The
Britifh ultimatum has been forwarded to their
niDiiter in this country. Mr.. Munroe is faid
to have failed on the nth in the Revenge.
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NOTICE.
Nov. o7.

IN NOTICE.
HE fubferibers having appointed Mr.. Hugh
Chambers, of the City of Richmond, their lawful at
torney, receive all debts due the late Copar,Rerir
of CharesI Price & Co. ali perions indebr I'd to faid
concern, are requeied to make payment to him only,
payments made To the contrary of this will be void az
no acquttas can be given but from under his hands
and all Periops having claims agant faid concern ars
requeftsd fend in their accounts to him legally
authenticated for adjuament.
Enoeb Price,
Wiiiam II. AzsCuteBes.
Nov 81. q.
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GEO: HAY, D.
TO NIL THOSE HHON THIS MR.
CONCERN.

| JOSIAH THOMPSON, executor Of Tor.pb
lhomPlon' deed. having Previougy continued
"A'Ane Oh Powhatan county, my attorney in
fact iince my removal from the ftate of virginia 70
tranact and negotiate in my name, all bufnefs rslat
ing to the management of the eftste of Toieph Thomu
Ion, decd aid the fad Thomas Watkins r,fufn, ~
eHereifs thofe powers Of attorney in future; have
Therefore thought fiji, by thefe prefents, to revoke
my letter of attorney granted to the faid Thoma,
Watkins from the date hereof given under my hand
and zeal the Esd November, 1907.
josiah THOMPSON.
Nov. 81. ,,,,o,T
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HE Suheriber, rsfding in Iynchburg, Ia. com.
L nienced the practice Of LAW, in the Hnaingy
court 81 that Town, fhe county courts of Campbell
Asheris and Bedford, and the DiRra court Of frank
lin Ihois who may confide their bulinels to hi.
care may depend on his attention.
WILLIAM RADFoRD.
Lynchburg, Nov 81. Iaw4v
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DISSOLUTION.

ysN DISSOLUTION
1 HE Copartnerihip OF Charles 1. Price & Co. OF
the city of Richmond, diholved on the 2It inf.
by mutual content; all Perlons indebted to the late
firm, are deired make immediate payment to Price
and McCutchen of the city of Philadelphia or to their
lawful attorney only, and thoie having claims agant
fad concern, deed to fend IN their accounts Ie
gaDy attetted. Cbarief /. Prize,
Enoeb Pria,
Wiiiiam III. NeCuteben.
Nov. Of. 81
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

at r,eefirg Of bs Director, e tie RieImesd 7.rneil.
Company, en- Monday tie Esd IF Nev. 1907
For reafons appearing to the board,
d ESOLVED, That the fsle of the SHARES NJ
IN delinquent Stockholders, in the lad COMPANY.
advertied for this day, be poRponsd till Thuriay the
SIG of next month"; aud that they be then fold az auc
ton, before the front door of the Eagle Tavern in tn.
city Of Richmond
A copy. Teae,
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Nov. 27, tsInD
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BOSTON, Nov. ".

FKOM CdDIZ, OCT. 6.
Capt. BABsoN, who arrived yefterday, in
forms, that 1t was reported 10000 French
troops were to march into Spain. The feet at
CnaiS was preparing for Tea with great activity.
1t coniifted offs fail of the line and two friga.es
and fquadron was expected from the Mediter
ranean TO join them. Some perfons conettured
A fudden attack was to be made on Gibraltar.
by land and fsa. The Portuguefe Royal Pami
", Influenced by the fear of vi6t from the
French, it was faid, were preparing to embark
for the BRAZIL.
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Last Cnrniilg's spaii.

We had left our paper open Iait night in the
expectation of receiving fome very intereGine
int diligence, but there were no papers from N.
York, or from the north, which contained any
part of the intelligence brought by the Ghip
Francis 70 Bottom. The following are the only
articles of any fort of interef brought by the
Lat Nights Mail,
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NOTICE..

IN JVUJ Tue.
IL thofe indebted the eftate Of John i3ulling
ton, deed. are requeied TO make immediate payment
land thoie having claims agaiud faid ellate, 70 ex
hibt the anie, property authenticated to the end
that iPeedy proviion may be made by the Exeeu.
tr'r. JUDITH BURLINGTON, ESWDi,iS.
Nov. u, ,,s.
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c%<<<~%~%~<<~

DIED in this City. on Wednesday night, after
long and lingering ilnefs, NATHANIEL C. TAY-
LoR, the third fon of Mrs. Suianna Taylor of this
city, aged 10 years I; moif znable and ntereniug
youth.
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GEO. HAY,
ROBERT POLLARD, r,ve,,.
FRANCIS ANDERSON,
Nov 81, 1907.

u the aforementioned property fhould prove infnf-
tieient to iatisfy the debt thereupon CHARGED ,he
iuscribers will oGer for fale at the fame time and
place. Traa of LAND in Heurico, called the Seven
Pines, containing oy eltna,ion one ,houfAnd acres
alio' Tract OF Land in the fame county, on For
Mile Creek being the fame whereon the late Col.
John rleSiants formerly reided containing by s(li-
nation tour hundred aud iSty acres, and forty acres
aojoinng thereto, binding on Bayeys creek and faid
Fosr Mile creek, on which lauds the Norp;ch Nd;l.
All OF which property was conveyed in truR INV Ia.
Vd Rols to the Subscribers, by deed bearing date N.
nineteenth day of December, 1905, a, an sdditior.l
ieeurity for debt due to VIM. b. Giles by the (,id
Rolls and charged OIL the Columbian Mills and Coal
Lands fri mentioned.
GEO: HAY,
Benz. HATCHER, IrgFefi.
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%~~%N$~S~NNN~A
COLUMBIAN MILLS & CoAL kANDs
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
~ 7 virtue of a deed of trnG, bearing date the frn
. day OF October. 1901, executed by David Rof,
the iublcrbers, and for the Purpoe of completing
the Objects ofthe aid truR in conformity 70 certain
covenants therein contained--the following Property
VIII be offered for fae the frn Wednefday in
l"Suary next at the front door of the Eagle Tavern
in the City of Richmond, to the hipheG bidder for
ready money, between the hours of twelve and faur
o'clock to wit ALI that piece or parcel of LAND
adjoining the City of Richmond, commonly called the
COLUMBIAN MiLLs, with the Mills, Houfes, Canals,
improvements, APPENDICES, and Privileges there
unto oeonging.--ALss, an undivided two third,
oil Tract oil LAND i'll Henrieo county, containing
ieVenteen hundred acres, called the DEEp-RUN Co.I
FITS, ana an undivided two thirds of Traa of
LAND in CheRerfrld, containing one bundrsd y
cres, called the FAILING CRErr Co.L PR, n
which iaid Coal Lands, the late James Currie was
part owner,
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To Be Sod 10 the bgbsf 6idfr, TDay The tzDeaty-
ninth of December nest:

To Be Sod 10 the bigbsf 6idr, Tvaay tbe t4veaty-
ninth Of December n.xt
a TRACT OF LAND in Powha,an county, about,
\ four mile. above the court houle and two from
Peservilie church, containing by late furvey $50 a.
cres there many comfortable conyeuences attachs
ed to this Land it being in good neighborhood, in
which are number of manufacturing and erilt mills:
IS remarkably well watered, Astounding with good
iPrings and bounded by three bold dreams on three
ides, on the fmalle of which firearms is large ma
nuiatturng mill within 400 hundred yards of my barn,
the foil very good and lies level On this traa ara
two fetlements with good orchards of well feleeted
fruit on each, which may be fold leparately-Tha
terms OF tale will be third of the money in hand
and the other two thirds in four equal annual payments,
giving bond aud ieeurty and deed of trult on the
Land, to teeure the payments. AT the fame time and
place will be fold above the crop of Corn Fodder
and Oats, the Stock of all kinds Plantation U,esiil,
houie hold and kitchen Furniture, one good London
made Still, apple and peach Brandy, quantity of late
CIDER vinegar &C. Cath will be required for all funs
under 20 dolls; fix months credit for all ums between
twenty an eighty dolls. and twelve on all fums above
eighty dolars There will b. hired out for one wear
ITO commence the frlt ot January next) or Nc
oRoEs, on the uiua terms Of hire at the fame time
and place. DAVID OWEN.
NJ B. Should the day appointed for the fale of ths
above property, prove unfavorsbe, it will be cont-
nued from day to day until fold.
NOV u, 1awtds
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1awtds

WISH to fell the following Tracts or LAND,
a ard will make the time to accommodate the pur-
ehaiers:
~ acres in the county Of Greenbrer, on the Great
Kanawha Road, on Rock Creek, pa,snted in my
l52 acres in the fame county, lying on Rich creek,
patented in my name.
lis acres in the fame county, the fame creek pa
tented in my name.
900 acres in Kanawha county, Gauley river.
patented in my name.
1000 acres in the fame county, on the fam. river,
patented III my name.
1870 acres in the fame county, on the fouth fde OF
new river, patented in my name.
1000 acres in the fame county, on the waters Of
Cole river, patented in ny name.
5000 acres in the county Of Monroe oh the waters
OF Second and Turkey creeks, patented IN my name.
Thsfe lands were taken up at very early date and
from the bsa information, am induced to believe,
that trey not inferior any lands in that part se
the country. JAMES g. ANTHONY,
Richmond, Nov. 81. lsw1u
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pY virtue Of a Trua Deed executed to rs by Peter
ID f, Archer Of Powhatan, to feeure to Judith Ar
cher fun Of money therein exprefIed We ihal fell
to the hEhea bidder, for ready money, at Powhatan
court houfe, on Saturday the 26th day Of December
next, the following Negro SLAVES, 20 wiz: Char
lotte and two children, Amy, Suekey, Sally, Rafael
and her child Betey; many thereof as may *
neeeGary u anfwer the pufpolss Of faid deed.
JOHN ARCHER, ,
WIN. ARCHER, ( T,gGe4s.
VIZ. ROYALL,
Nov az sptdf
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Last Ctrnlng'e Gail.
IMPORTANT.

Tb' Eagij6 Exesdilioa.-The Schooner Joanna
Capt Prince, arrived st Salem on 1ueday sit in so
days from Cronnadt, and 10 from Fillmore Captain
Prince informs that the Engiih Expedition, coniiiing
Of 20 lhps of the line, and about so other venels
including tranfports, had arrived Off Fillmore, and
had demanded the delivery Of that fertrefs, which
commands the Sound, and the whole inand Of Yea
land, into their poifeilion. Metngers continued to
pals between the Englilh commander and the Crown
Prince of Denmark. The Crows Prince had de-
livsred in aniwer to the EngIiG demand, that ne
would not give up the inand while there was man
living to defend it. II expelled that the En-.
glib would Immediately attack Fillmore, which
the Danes were preparing TO defend. IL wasfaid the
Lngih had IN their aegt 10000 men ready for the
attack Oh the day after Capt Prince failed he heard
heavy eanuonsdng from which he fuppoled that the
Englh had begun the attack Unfortunately the cap
taig brought no papers.
From this information il IS probable that fnilat
! fesne Ike that of 1904, has opsued az Denmark
] This uuufsndIng people are again Caod to contonC
o' shs byfy aud exiaenee Of th,r nation. The gfea
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popuiasion OF Zealand, when confirms their cspita,,
ana the true courage Of the inhabitants which tss
osen already braTed, with the indignation excited
oy rms i.cond u"provohed invafion, nigh. lead u.
nope thar their heroiim will NO, on this o, for
mer oecaiion be dilappein,ed. Hav;n,, G, ,or',
tanned their neutrality upon the peaceahe rrne;n,
OF hfrnter, /, IS to he wihed they may aS,r, their
national rishtswith glory Sgges Pca
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NOTICE.,
Hortky the at.,y,;oy NJ

"'rfhr The ATTENTION Of unde,1aker,.
HE subfribers, CommiGioners appoi-,s, h. -.
Court OF Culpeprer County. to contrad4 for m,
building of COURTHOUSE, for i.;d eo %, NV
give rms ho'es, Plans Of the fame are lodged uith
Ut k'ehard Norris and Capt BENJAMIN Shackleford
IN the town Of Fairfax, for the infpetion ard i,a-
nation oI iuSh as may be inclined TO undertake the
,sme pr"fofa's will he received by either of tn.
ooni"'iofers, I'LL the third Monday 10 next month, ,
a'io meeting OF the Conmiinners will he held a,
the Contribute, on Wedne.d1y the 2lG of mex,
MONTH IN order TO CONTRACT for the fame, at which
time the payments will be made known. The wills
are 70 be q" tone from the foundation up to the water
table, and OF Brick above
PHILIP R. THoMPsON.o q
d. JAMESON, 9
DAM. BROWN =
THoS JEFFERIEs,
JOIN McNEaLE,
RICH'D. NORRIS,
Oaober g. ;
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SAMUEL MYERS,

Has remorr9 bis Covst;rq- Room 70 tb. Bril-
fronting tie R5fa laf!y ose4a;.i6 by A1clys. Lln,y.
ana S9H"9'''' a"l eeoi".ng 1IleC;s. I. asa Il.
WHERE ne HAS FOR SALE
I liverpool. Salt in Sacks,
n Green Coffee Holland Gin.
V'donia Wire in Quarter Oaks,
Soft G,eliei Almonds,
October 3 g
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ANTONY PRrzFp

'EA CHI R eft6e FRENCH LANGUAGE, at
lin2s ard tie 1nblis in grnerak fbai b, Erfwy,I:
"GhooL rs af'Dally etn Tsyhryeeebtion of Pupil
o" Ire 'f'eef Aadigg to Col Mays 6rie, in s5e us6
Pd't y be bs"'f adjoining The Rsirg.Spn Taes,a auioe
etp'fa BY mr.. 50bn Da,r0y.Eor ..rz7s n6sly At hs
Se6'o! Ro''" j,a" till se!0sk, or at Do7. EaL.,,,
EFaaeny.
OG7sber 8. az
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IA" H'"9y fra" the la45,jSe,, in tie month Of

1n0e lat,
a SMALL NEGRO MAN. by N. nam. IS
L JOE, of yellow compile kicn; his hair grow,
very lar back and ihowsa large forehead he lisa
bout 40 years of age and very good i,o--naker.
aud hEewiie undertakes to be doaor; he ;si,cT
naoie to he hckiy !, is thought he cole forrel
ho'Ie' when he Went off i-eypea Joe has changed
his name, and probably may call hinfes F LII -
his father name, WHO'S free man and t,rdsr0snI
he has itoien his father, free Certificate, which GER.
hea'e was iigEed by Robef, pollard Clerk of Kiry
and Queen county, in Virginia. I will give twenty
dollars to any perfon if apprehended in This rate. or
thirty :, out OF the itats. Inforn,ationsmay be OBJ
Ihen 0y LOGGING letter ar King and Queen sCourt-
tiouie' in which county reG,le
80 ROBERT HOSKINS
ei De law3wG
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a!ts at anftion.
49,

70, 30, 0fHsF' efne r7d,,y;fyf, -eH6e je26yh.E J.
J''"e''' on NoTd.y tie SD l-a 7vit5o4i yeic,v.
( ME BALE CLOTHES, rMH. No. !. d.
'T4Tfa or S'a,d '6s HcjilsR, Cafs. E. G. Par
me-, PR0SSER e N4ONCURE, A4es;Orcr,,
- ri.
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nj a Court beld far Renrieo County, a. tire
Court -ffo4lf, The ninth day Of September, 1907.
JoiePh Vheatky & compapy,1
. Conplts.
aganf I'm CIy5Ncr pr
George Duncan and Lazarus
JolePh, Defts
mis- day came the compliments by their coun-
: fel, and the defendant, Duncan, not having en-
tered his appearance and given ieourty according to
the act OF hlemby and the rules of this court and
appealing t" the fatisfa lon of the court that he is
not an 'inh1bitant of this Commonwealth: On the
n!ooA OF the compliments, Iris o,deyed, Tha, he do
appear here on the rt day Of December court next,
and aniwer the bill Of the Complainant and>hat co.
Py OF this nrder be forthwih Inferred on Come newt
paper printed in the City Of Richmond Tor two
months iuccehyely, ard PoRed at the door of the
Court Houe of this county two iucce1ive court
days.
Copy. Teae.
ADAM CRAIG, C. c.
Dept ~ ep2m
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Sept. l..
I" KSs Riiiam County Cent, Aggg6 25th, 1907
Landon Carter, Combh I
Agsnh
Thomas Reeves and John Temple + 1" e"A"0hA''
Dsff,

N5lS day came the complainant by his council,
q and the defendant Thomas Reeves, not having
entered his appearance, and given iecurty according
to the aa of aemby and the rules Of this court and
appearing to the iasfItion Of the eour:, that he is
not an inhabitaut Of this country On the motion Of
the complainant it is ordered, that the f.l defen-
dant, Thomas Reeves, do appear here the fourth
Monday in November next, and anlwer the bill Of the
complainant aud thaa copy OF this order be forth
with inherited in ioue new paper pubhed ia tie city
OF Richmond for two months iUeeelively, and aro-
ther copy poied at the front door Of the eoJrt houe
of this county. And it is further ordered that the
defendant Temple do pay, convey sway or leefet
any debts by HIM owing 10 the defendant Reeves IN
I'll the further order or deetse Of this court.
Cory. TcAe,
RIO; PoLLARD.ir. D. c G,
Sept. !, cps
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/" King WiAio~ County Court, Aggyd 25b, 1907.
Lawrence Mufe, Complt !
Againt
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, I" '"ANSN"''
Defts
/ HIS aay TIE complainant BY bis eonrfl, and
y The dsftadosf Tbome5 ResVss mol bqqiuS en,r,eS
b" appearance and giv.n ea,ty according 10 ii. act of
HDembfy amt 'af5 ebi' court, and appearing 10 he
0'tfdefon IF the court f5atbe5 not ar isbaBif,nf orb,
country, On motion Of Dt Complainant, II is oydeyed fBat
bs(7d dftnda1f TJoyas REEFS, DO attsqr be,e on 5
/e"'i6 """1ayin Novenbsy and asi1sr, tie bin Of
TIE ee'7bA'iaanf 0"SbH eepy Of hb o,dtr be EyfJ-
rDfb i,fed in Ja'7e "e7eipot1 fnbAGedm tie eity IF
Rif@o"d for !7oo months vee6Ive, aad asof5e, eoby
P9Ped at Jroa ace, gbs eoarltope fb eeaafy.
H"d is fs,i5e, orderol Dqf tie d.fq3aat Tcople, d,
rot pay, co77ey ssoay s,efe qry dbsby lin Gazing
'oi6e Hta9aH RssVes SaH tie /aytJsr o,sy or dt.res
Gf hi, eonrf.
II CsPy. T1fe,
Ro: POLLARD, J,. D.. &C.
Sept. 1. s12m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-18
By THIS DAYS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, December is
LATE AND IMPORTANT.

At a time wheu towing TO some uokncwn
c;rernsstaRce0 there is "a break 90 she
main nail route, which has Pre,er,edihe
arrival Of the regular newspaper mail from
New York, it's passicnlsrly gratifying 90
iusta have The dreaded deficiency supplied
by the klrd attention ofcur esPanden,.
The ed,or of the Federal Gazt,fe has
received the New York Gszs,te Of The 4 h
IN anticipation, containing mass Of ma
riDe ard other intelligence of gear import.
ance. Is msy be feared ffcm The follow
inf extracts, that We haze only the sad al.
rs native left Of electiag our adversary -
tbsswo great contsnd'ng powets ct Eu-
sfors, who seem TO be msdly engsged in q
wardf exterm,nasiop. are beni.uPon open.
.irg wider field Of dealh. which threatens
w;sh coovuision The whcle civilized world.
/ nrusf be q work Of 10 common 6iGculy
for our heinsnoei 10 steer with safesy.-
DILEMMA
Britain claims the rish. Of taking her
own sabicc,s from cur 5naercban, ships.
Farce debates. sstbrre SHELF be no n u
trails ;, YOU mus, fight for or agaips, us.
Iibecemes then serious ques,ion what
DOES the true policy # Ameriba dic.se?
VIII you be dragooned into war sgaDs,
Eagtaod, and to gsia what;
Or,
VII! yoa ssbani. YOU merehau. vessels.
10 be searched forsearen. aud return 10 a
friendly understanding with he rpI@r Ct
the Seas?
II nav be fairly stated. Ina. Great b.
tsinis 6ghtirg for existence if there be
added 10 her long lIss Of enemies, one
more the U. S. The last remaining oea
tval desperate indeed mus, be thar conA'cs
which will d,e,ch the 7o0,ld Nth blooa md
expe9 a6ug hredcomuerce front The earth.
We nope sincerely ,ha, circumstances
may prove less nnfavorsb!e than tEry a ..
pear al present; ,la, we nsy Be abl= 10 a.
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martial, sad the Yriceipal part of thea
mes;cans were. on m side Of the quess'on.
Bur did Dol visi. The csnsonmept; and
or being uFbraided With my unsoe'sble |.
disposition 90 ,has account, observed g
shas they did DOT want dem oefass s mere,
abiding 10 general Wslkinson's arrange
meD.s @ keep me from j, and mixing with
The officers.
Lieut. MuYard being asked whether Z
msiori,y Of the people were fr'epds 70 ma a.
-: Bruf .. gen. Wilkiason,s observed !;
fully believe ,ha, ay far the greater part
az the people, beth French aud 4 m ne Gag,
were the sfrirndsof gen. Nv 'lkinscn.
Majoy Bruf replied that the PresideD'.
sof he u. S was the best judes Ct 'hass
The Only instance 10 wtleh we tried our
strength was 10 petition respecting The re-
mosal ofgeu. Wilkinsopfrom thai govern
men, and tie appoipsmsn. Of bis sue.
cessor.