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and Can sn ppi wholesale pure ssers on ad-
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sept. 81 dem.
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The buttons on the back parts Of tAss waist
I band OUGHT 70 be placed the same distance
i frosa each Others as the two center bus tons on
the SAspendets, 10 prevent improper strain
ing andfhereby destroying the ease designed
! ii tbs construction Of the article,
Richard HoTWell.
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Catcher 90.
Dllfrict of Columbus.

dtlLilIL VI SOlAlAlDl0i
Goansy ct .fle4ssdfjH, IS.
July Term, 1907.
Bend and PrsnE.s, Complainants,
rs.
eornslius Wing, John r. ricketts,, Will O
liam Newton and John Mills, junior,
joint merchants and separtners, under 8
shsl firm Of Ricketts,, Newton and
Company, Detsndsgts,
The defendant Cornelius Wins,
Aoeg.sving entered his appearance and giy0l
sedarity according to the act of assembly ana
lie rules cfthis court, and it appearing TO the
lisfactien of the court, upon affidavit, that
said defendant Cornelius Wing, is not an
abitant of this dstrict--on motion of the
plainants by their couasel, it's ordered,
the said defendant Cornelius Wing, Go
ssar here on the FIRST day of Ncvexbsr
next, and enter his appearance to the
and give security for performing the de-
Join f. Ricketts,, William Merton rad
j Mills, jim. do not pay away, convey or
etc, the debts BY them owing to, or the cs-
end effects in their hands belonging TO
said absent defendant Cornelius Wing,
the further order or decree ofthc court
that copy OF this order &c iolthNlen ~
ed in'both OF the pubic newspapers pun
ed in this county for two lncftas steses s.
", and that another copy be posted at the
door of the courthouse Of said county.
A copy. Tcstc.
sDeneaIe. C..
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DiStrICt OF JOIuHfpi6.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19
OF TIL. DANES

a late wIiter has observed on the do
cuments accompanying the capitalization of
copenhagen; that it is an indelible monu-
rent ct tnc most attrocious perfidy that the
history 81 nations has recorded 1t will be re-
| 'n1rAea mat, according .othe English reports,
tne lanes pad but few regular troops in the
ISLAND OF Zealand. The unjust mistrust in
spired for thislong time past in the Danish
cabinet; mad blinded it with regard to the
cowardiy and inIa 1ous designs ofthe Eno-lish
Ministry and this fatal blindness cost Dem
marx Doth her fleet and her capital II is
useless to make any more reflections upon
TINS painful event; 1t enables one, however
toJa19e which Of the two great belgerent
Powers best observed the laws of neutralit,, =.
which ct them Denmark had 70 fear. Indeed
supposing that they both wished to make her
enter into their dispute, one cannot help re-
greeting that the Danish cabinet should have
set more importance upon securing. Holstein
with Its best troops, than upon protecting the
capital oi Its dominions and the centre of it's
maritime power. Surprising it to have eor,al-
" suspected the siucerity Of the belligerent
Powers, 1T washis Interest to court the favour
o. Fgance rather than that of England. be-
Cause it could better defend itself AGAINST the
latter and might hope for more from the for
mer. NO doubt, had the Danish army de-
tended Denmark, the English would have
been shamefuly eXpe led from thence this
odlous cnterprize would have inconsistency
turned to their confusion whereas in case of
rupture with France, the whole Danish ar
my would have been unable to resist the "a p
superior numbers which it would have had
to fight upon the Continent.
nus even admitting the calumnies which
the cabinet o. st. James's was so nearly in
tetested in accTediting, it is evident that
there was more wisdom and policy in secur-
ing Zealand than in defending Holstein.
/ These regrets are useless, it is affecting IN
say it but these ruseS dihiomaiiques of
which Denmark is the victim, serve better
70 set forth the infamy of this aggression and
ought az least to lower little of the ridicu-
! lcls pride which the ministerial writer's have
/ d splayed iibvaunting a victory without dan
ser, without glory, and without any durable
utility. That thiTty-six thousand chosen
troops, that an immense feet provided with
all tho means of destruction, should have
lcontryed to surprizc a neutral Country open
on every side, defended by a burgher guard
strangers 20 the profession of arms, and by
peasants armed with scythes; that tbev
should have spread confagration through a
whole city, caused the ruin of peaccable
merchants and the death of so many old men.
women and children, is not where-withal Ia
cause tic names of Cathcart, Gambler and
Weilesles to be transmitted to posteritv
these npble exploits viii not raise the honour
Of the British troops 50 Carefully husbanded
in The ast war, and always vanouished as
soon as hey dared TO set foot upon the Con
tnent.
i The decorations with which government
rewards thein' are Ike posts which il raises
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

Iiu crser % .,grpetuaie the inGslr. az rs vo!;-
lcy. Even to-day in the very neat of eic r &C.
rocious joy, the panegvrists Of the fninistr
cannot conceal what they Content themsely,
with calling the injustice cf this measure
But when the inexorable future will have
judged this crime, as soon as the conclusion
of peace or the continuation of the war viii
have developed its fatal effects, there will re
main IN the mind Of man only general abhor-
renee, and the descendants of those famous
Coipnanders VINO are now decorated with
new titles viii be careful to Conceal their O.
dious origin. Such feats may be paid for with
money: but to reward them with distinct
ons destined for the illustration of fine actions.
is to devote TO public contempt, the ho,lours
which are lavished upon them il is holdins-
out to the eyes of nations principles subvcr-
siye Of all order both moral audreligious.
, We shall not take upon ourselves to Judge
OF the military operations Of the Danish Ge-
neral fharge>i with the defence of Copenha-
gen. sut from the ;ast communications which
took place between the English Generals and
nm, 1t may be Judged that, continually har-
rassed with menaces, sunk under the we;sb4
of pain and weakness he welded onlv with
the internal conviction that he surpassed his
powers, and that his conduct would be DIS
avowed by the Prince-Roy al Besides. the
English Generals Cathcar., Sc attached
but little Importance to the ratification of
this capitulation; their aim was t. carry OF
the fleet. and, they have accordingly made
every effort to equip it speedily. Every
thing announces that they do not think of
defending position more important for them
than the possession of a few men of war.
Illus this famous expedition is going to be
terminated rather like a nocturnal excursion
OF band of robbers hard pressed to secure
the fruits of their crime, than like the victo-
ry OF an army jealous of retaining the elori-
Gus advantages which it has ceno cred.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

Ohm SCUDDER, respectfully inform, tho
y Ladies & Gentlemen Of Richmond, Marches
ter and their Vicintles, that his GRAND EX
HiBiIlON IS now openior the reception of Com
Pany, at The Eage-Taverr, MSin-Street Rich.
mond Consisting of the Historical PaNkRO-
MAS OF tie ever-memorable sArrLE OF Bvy.
kER's HILL, with avicw OF Charles River the
English Shipping, and Floating Batteries Also.
ANEW OF Corps Hill, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Likewise, THE BoMBARDnEST CT Tn,RoLr
by the United States Squadron o. Fiirates and
Gun Boats, under the command or the brave conf
modore EGtvard Pre6le with view OF the town.
batteries and ADJACENT Country. The dc struction
OF the Fngatc PHILADELPHIA, IN the Harbour
of Tripoli, by that gallant officer captain Steohsr
Decatur, IN the Ketch Intrepid, assisted by th.
Brig Syren. A correct likeness Of BRoog War
son, Esq, most singular trait in the history OF
this Man, when % years of :ge, he being in the
port of Havanis, bathing in the water was attack.
ed by an enormous Shark, who seized him BIZ the
leg and tore 1T from his BODY, at the Joint of the
knee. The ships boat was instantly sent to the
unhappy mans relief, and arrived barely in time
torescue Mr.. Watson, at the very moment when
the shark was turning to attack him the second
time ' surgical aid was Immediately administers
ed, Mr.. WATSON recovered and some years aftes
this truly miraculous escape, he was chosen Lord
Mayor OF the City. of London.
Admission, from in the morning. till 9 in tho
evening; The Room will be well lighted every
evening (Sunday ezcepted)
~ Adrnittance, SO cents--Chiiireh half price,
N, 3. This Painting contains coo square feet
of Canvas, and executed BY that eminent Its..
ian Artist, z. Corney.
Dec 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

ri OT1CE-To all qyhebti t may concerA-That,
" whereas became indebted TO George Ma
olson, OF King William county, for a balance Of
the purchase money for negro man lanes
which negro was sold by Jno. Meredith, &c TO
whom paid the sum of & "a Is, the amount Of
three eIecutOns--vs. George Madison and mo.
Powers one in favor of James Jones and two ia
favor OF John NH, and gave my bond for the ba-
lance OF S35 ), winch bond was given by Geo
Madison 10 Roger Madison, for some purpose I
know not what, and said Roger made Affidavit
before Thomas X. Evans, one of the common.
weath's justices, that he had lost said bond in the
rSer, III consequence OF which affidavit gave q
second bond for the said balance of T. 35 5, paw
able January 18th, 1903, or ought to be PAYABLE
on that day, TO Reuben Madison, of the county a.
foresad, fos said George Madison and whereas
tine said George is indebted to me az actor of Luz
cy Leigh, in a very considerable sum, for which
there is suit now depending in the district court
Of King & Queen, &c. and also on the Esd of tia
present mouth, the said George drew an order.
ontlie sheriff OF King William, for the amount OF
an execution sued out Of King William court, at
my suit vs.. Bowden < DefTges, in said George
Madisons name, which execution the Clerk fail
ed 10 endorse for my benefit as was done on the
papers Now, for these two reasons, shall be
sure TO stop payment on the said bond or note for
& S. sand do hereby forewarn all persons
rom trading for, buying taking an assignment
OF SAID bond o. note, as | shall undoubtedly stop
payment, till said Madison settles with me- and
more particularly Reuben Madison from passing
i of, as believe it is in his hands yet for said
George. JAMES Jones.
King & Queen, Dec 10. r1t[1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

y Y virtue of Deed OF. Trust from David RIOS,
~ and Thomas Norvel to the Subscribers,
bearing date the 4th day of December la3t and ol'
record in the Honorable the General Court of this
Common wealth ; viii be exposed to sale on Fri
day the 18th day orneXt month (Deccmber), be-
fore the door Of the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond, at public auction, for ready money,
for the purpose in the said trust deed mentioned,
five tracts or parces OF LAND in the County of Flu
wanna, adjoining each otacr, containing III thu
Whole three thousand one hundred and eighty
acres, be the same more or less, it being tha
same lands conveyed TO the said David Ross by
lin Cranberry and Susanna his wife, Lttleton
w. T.zwell and Ann S. his wife, and Michael
w. II Ancock Also, one other Tract in the con-
ties of Montgomery and Botetourt, called Fort
Lewis, containing two Thousand SIX hundIe ~
ores, be the me more or less.
WM. e. WILLIAMS
JOHN PROSSER,
Richmond, Nov. 20.
The Sale of the above property IS postponed by
consenToF the parties interested, until Wednes-
day the 22d instant, then to be sold before Tic,
door of the Eagle Tavern.
VIZ. c. WILLIAMS, :,
JOHN PROSSE8
Dec. l9. Leptds.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19
Dec. 10.

NJ I'LL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, for.
w ready money, in pursuance Of a deed Of
trust executed by William If. Clarke, II the sub
scribcr, for the purpose of securing to Charles
Elan, the payment of certain sum OF money
therein specified, one certain tract OF parcel OF
LAND, Situate, lying and being in the county of
Powhatan, and adjacent to the Buckingham road.
containing one hundred and twenty four acres of
Land, more or less, on Thursday the 31st day
ofthe present month, between the hours of and
5p IL JAS. GATES, Trustee
Dec. ~ (ep5rT.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

FIVE DOLLARS REYAkD-Stoleh with
Il the Sadlle-Bags OF the Farmyille Post-rider,
,wo water proof LOCKS, belonging to a double
barreled gun the cock fthe right hand lock was
broken of with the part of the lumber with which
It was connected the upper jaw and screw Of
-he left hand cock were wanting The above re-
ward will be given to any person delivering them
At the Office Of the Enquirer, furtheIing them.
20 the subscriber,-No questions asked.
THOS. ROBINSON.
FarmvJle, Prince Edward, Dec. 10 oaw5wl
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NIRGlNIA-At 4 Superior Court of Chance~
ny holden at the Capitol, in Richmond, May


ny holden at the Capitol, in Richmond, Nav
1st, 1907.
Samuel Booker, administrator. with the VIII
anne',"d OF VIM Brown, deceased. P'tinsif --A-
gainst j. John Scott and William Weiy, DgfeuA
dants.
The defendant VIM, Weir, not having entered
his appearance and given security according t~
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court.
that he IS not an inhabitant Of this country, on
motion the plaintiH by counsel; It is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the frse
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in come newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months successive.
y, and posted 1T the front door Of the Capitol in
the said city.
A Copy. Teste, PETER TINsLEY, C. a.
Dec 19. (1aw6wfD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

g TRAYED or stolen Jj-o,u RieIn,91I, a corr
- HORSE, asi4 a .ysayliaz 6ay CoLT--T5
h'Fss q foeed and 5ransea on the lcf blatorF + r
Dott mt feet hife win same m rbs of the Gala,
gn 40 ''eetIaa Oil, ms Jew esdite 6aiys in his
i9rsFead, bs,t hint fsf S,Eite, and he eons,ao,I
'eebs With tie h0yse, as Aeg fa9s beer csyeyV, e.
'gggeticy. Wdoevsy will tale them no AMI ds/;L..r
hem next door 10 he Scan TaO,y.D. P;,L,.,ao,
hail rcceive Ten dotfms tssyayG.
EjchmosI, Dec. 70 r1,ut.e1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19
JAMES MUNRoE

1t is impossible for US to do adequate ius-
tee to the elevated feelings and splendid M,
hours, which have beer called forth byIames
Munroe's arrival IN this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

ENoR SALE, $4,000 acres of LAND in Ken.
= awha county, in the forks OF Great sandv
river; "'''UJ
Of Clnch river: '-'
10000 do ~ the county Of Wythe, on Reed
and Peek creeks
l'o(O 90. in Randolph county, on the waters
Of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants
commodation given in the payments
To RENT, Brick House, on Shockoe- Hin.
n good nelghbPrhood, and possessing ever
accommodation for f.rIily. @i'
THOS NORVELL.
Dec 10. az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fpo HsVnS summoned the commons to hear the
COMMISSION read, Mr.. Dyson the assistant clerk,
representing the coIamo,is, appeared at the bar
OF the house of Lords.-The commission being
read, the lord chancellor said,
|. ny lords. and Gentlemen,
" BY virtue of his maiesty's commission, under
the great seal, tous and other lords directed. and
nowread, and by authority ofthe same, we do
declare the present parliament to be further pro-
rogded until Thursday the 18th of December
next, then here to be holden and this parli:.
ment is prorogued accordingly"
>, GIBRALTAR, October 8.
According to the latest accounts from Madrid
a rupture between France md Portugal is now
considered unavoidable. Upwards of as 600 men
are already assembled in the environs of Bayonne
and they arc expected to enter Spain without de.
lay On the 3Qth, under convoy of his maiestv,s
snip lnPeriense, Captain Lord Cochrane. \ Ace
Ct English vessels arrived in II DAYS from Ports
mouth, with provisions for the army and navy.
gdnPowder, sugar, and coffee, tobacco, sundrv
lnerehandize, &c. for this place and the Med.ter
r;nean.
OCTOBER
Yesterday the Hindostan arrived from Malt.
with the convey from that place for England under
hcT chaiSc, at;er & passage OF twenty.four DAYS
- tiic i+St accounts from Egypt, our troops were
a healthy there, and pentifuliy supplied wnh
?reY!siags OF every kind by the Arabs. An com.
''''''' pN''SSi4 tilS garrison and Spain w
thus day Unexpectedly cut oil, in consequence of
'oaitiYe ordels sent express from Madrid for thai
purpose. TINS stePhas been taken in consequence
OF representation from the French ambassado1.
t. the court Of. Spain, that we might not receive
any intelligence OF the movements of the difTer.
et'l FRENCH armies which are advancing into Spain
OcroBER 16.
On the 18th the Cartelct packet arrived from
sIcy nd dalt, with the mails for this place and
England, in ~ days passage. When the Carte-
rel lelt hessina, the French had assembled q
lJ$e u1i'y IN the neighborhood of the Castle
2cyit, aid were only waiting for their batterino
trim 10 commence the siege The army from Fo2
gyPt was soon expected IN Sicily, orders bav;,1o
been sent tor the evacuation of that country. Al
communication between dis place and Spain Is
nov riSidiy cut CT; and the Spaniards have don.
biCd the gHat!s IN their lines and Il is said that
a large French army is marching towards This
Pace Tor the purpose OF besieging the garrison.
INC greatest discomfort and alaFin prevails in
or"in ~ tlc entrance of the French armies into
mat country, and sending their troops into Ger.
many; which - universally believed to be a pre-
PNtoiy measure to the subversion of the govern
nent by B0naparte- Twenty thousand of the
best Spanish loops ave also On their march to Por-
ugl, 10 Cooperate with the French army destni-
ed Tor that country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

had assembled On the san. frontier aud tn,c.
ened invasion, n case she did not shut her16rts
gah.si the English, or in case the court attempted
to embark fof the Rrazils. Notwithstanding these
threats, the prince regent had pubGckiy notified
the departure of his eldest son, the Principe de
Bera, in an "a gun ship, for that settlement; and,
as six sail of the line besides, with several fri
gates, gun briggs, &c. ready for a start, it
was supposed he intended to depart also, in case
of being driven to extremities. The situation Of
Lisbon, at the time the Towrsliend quilted, par.
ticularly after the convoy under the Lively h I'd
sailed, was extremely Distressing. All commerce
and confidence were annhilated The Portu-
guese eyed every foreigner with Jealousy, nor
could they trust each other"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19
PoRrsMourH, Nov. 1o.

PoRTsMouTH, Nov. 10
Arrived the Betsey, cutter, from the channel
feet. with captain Conn, late ofhis maiestys ship
liibernia, who is appointed to the Swfisure here,
for Sir John b. Warrcn's flag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

Yesterday, Mr. Gholson introduced rcsoluti.
on into the IL. Of Delegates for committee r.
DC appointed TO bring n d" a bill to organize :pid
establish a superior court Of Law and Eouity II.
eacb county OF tins Commonwealth, and 10 ab9-
lsh the present District Courts Of Law md D,s
atef Courts OF Cha icery"-After some OppoG
TIN, ie We 'oaS 81, i,ed 10 bring in bill, md /,
cgmmlttee appointed, consisting Of Messrt c,boI.
son, Walker, MUrda,tgh, Preston, Tucker. nf1l.
loTy, Payne (Monon and Strother.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

The following letter contains some interesting
particulars collected from passengers who arrived
nom Lisbon in the Townshcud p8ckct:
" FALMoUTH, Nov.
"Tbe Townshendis The last regular packet OF
which shall have 90 annoCnce the arrival from
Lisb1a, q vessel having been ordered to cruizc
oil the brtO prevent any British shipping from
entering TIC Tagus, after the departure of the
To"7,shend on the Dist ultimo 1t was expected,
however, at Lisbon, that some tight vessels
would be aiiowed 70 lie IN Coscases Bay (out side
Tire Jagtis), AID haye communication with the
Capital, particularly as there we're a great mum
Der o. En2lsh vino could not possibly get q
passage M boGgl the convoy aud Who havins. 81
ven up th,r houses, &c. in expectation of being
accommodated on board tic feet. were in the
greatest distress. No French or Spanish troops
had approached the nolacrn frontier OF Portugal
but considerable detached corps ei Spehish troops
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-19

Dy Col JAMES MUNRoE MAY the free
and virtaous citizens of America. never re-
poe their confidence in undeservihg men.
These were high honours paid to Mr. Mum
roe, but we confidently hope that we may
say OF hin, as JuniuS has said of Lord Chat
man, Recorded honours shall gather round
MS monument and thicker over him. II is
a solid fabric, and will support the laurels
that adoin it. These praises arc extotteJ
rom us but they will wear well, for they
nave been dearly earned"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-02

had broken his parole, he arttully holds
ont to our unfortunate seamen In his
power, the only alternative OF perpet-
ual prison, or breach OF their allegl-
anceby entering on board his privateers.
1t is fact, which we state from good
authority, that of2l2 British seamen
prisoners at Guadalupe, from so to 90
despondihg of exchange, and after
being almost year in miserable con-
hncment, have recently entered into the
enemy's service, and are cruizing IN his
privateers against the subjects Of their
own Sovereign However We may
condemn this conduct in these men,
there certainly is an extenuation OF
their disloyslty, in their long sufferings
and misfortunes, which should have
some weight in our Judgment on them
hereafter.
Col. Sir John Wardlow is no less
O sufferer from the malicious system
of Ernouf, than the meanest prisoner,
and still remains, after FIVE or six
months captivity, with as little chance
FLEEING released or exchanged as any
of them and this, TOO, Notwithstanding
much interest has been made BY many
respectable Frenchmen ofGuadaloupes
and memorial from the Masonic
Fraternity Of that island, presented in
his behalf to the unrelenting Captain.
General We regret to 4dd also, that
his wounds, as late as the 27th nIt. res
manned unhealed, s his general health
much impaired.