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Died, on Saturday the 18th infant, at the
houie of MIR. John Bryce in Goochland county,
theRev. Mr.. PEKo G.. SMITH, late from Maha.
chuietts, aged % years.
IT'S finifhed it's done the fpirit is fed,
Oar brother is gone the Preacher is dead,
The ChrRian is living in Jefus's love
And gladly receiving kingdom above.
All honor and praife are Jefuss due,
Supported by grace he fought his way thro';
Triumphantly glorieu, tbro Jefuss zeal,
And more than victorious the conqueror fell
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July 90.
NEW-ORLEANS, Tune %.

On Thurtday evening Ian, commodore SHAW
9a'ied for Warrington city, in the Ketch Vefn-
vins. The command of the fquadron on this
hation, devolves on capt. Leoxard.-WhiIft
Commodore Shaw was in command here, his
conduct as an officer and gentleman, was 70 ex-
emplaIY that 1t gained him the efteem of all
who knew him, and he carries with him the
love of his fsow-ci,zep. We think he merits
higher rank than he holds in the fervice of
his country.
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ERRArA I'm the ioth line Of the preamble to
the Bent Creek Revolutions, rublhed in the En-
qurer OF the 18th inn. after the word 4,jf6 RI,
following ibould have been nfcrted :-6pfIbe/ mon.
H,0us GeeaJ, 7V5en COMPARED zOiib, tye.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
IN OVERLAND EXPEDITION 70 INDIA

IL has been for fome time believed that the
French government meditated an overland tx-
PedItion to the Britilh dominions in India but
me di'licuities which were in the way. tempt
ca many perons TO treat the oueffion as a vi
nonary project, ptaufible in theory, but impof-
hhle IN practice. The Britiih gavernmen, have
hatened the qucttion 70 maturity. The info
lent demand made upon the P rte induced the
sultan OF Turkey to freagthen the ties of friend.
lh'p with France. The army was immediately
prepared for war, and every corps is iaftrnct
ed and organized by French officer. I, NAV
therefore ne concluded, that the expedition to
ihoia VIII receive not only the conference
from the government of Turkey, but aid from
the people.
he great empire Of Perlia is Gtsatcd be-
ween Turkey and India, it is therefore necec
larry 10 OBTAIN the cooperation of that power.
we have been advifed that an alliance has bcen
FORMED between the Emperors of France and
ferha and now we perceive, that very diff
tinguiihed French general, GARDANNE. has
gone TO Perha, aud is accompanied nv goo
Freucb officers of different grades, and a, ma.
ny artIiier'its. Thefe officers and artieriGs will
nc lu'hcIent to organize an army of PERTAINS.
win which, without fur;hcr aid, the Briti0
poHeihonS IN India might he attacked: But
1t IS not likely that the Emperor of Pra,ca
:.
an army OF Frenchmeu through Turkey and
Periia, and will obtain fuch affitance from each
OF thoie powers as may promote the Object.
Nor is this all. The RufIians and PerG,po
are at war By the means of the French off.
GERS aud artil!erits, the Perfian armies will
be better qualified to wage fuccefsful war a:
gdInh the Ru'iians; and In this way, the En-.
Peror OF France will weaken the RufIian force.
and, perhaps, curtail and circumfcribe thai
mighty empire. Such will be the fri fruits of
'oe pan, and OF couTie the hrft obje6 of his
care. While, therefore, the war between theft
powers requires the employment of all their
force agsinit the common enemy Of Europe and
Aha, the expedition to India will be deferred
bur whenever the Rullian government lhall.
from neceiiity or policy, make iuR and rea.
ionabe peace, The overland expedition 10 India
may, and no doubt Will be, luccefsfuIIy prole.
cuted.
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without man or hroud hsnine, to day we have
the atislaion to perceive her completely ready Tor
fea. Great credit is due to C..moSe,< )eeatvy and
his officers, for the activity which he and they have
rfed in preparing this hip for Tea in 70 mort time
and under very unfavourable creumNa necs SearceIy
\ day has pafed without rain, and fonc days il has
never ceafsd to rain we are confident that with
common fhare of fair weather, ihe would be ready
for fea four days Gnce. Without wifhiny to revive
ut this time fubje6 of dfpute, we canno, forbear
remarkng that this Circumstance ought to prove tn
the navy department the hyperion advantages of this
place Warrington for naval equipments Had
the Chefapeake have been fent Warrington 20 re-
fit, de not believe he would have ready for
fea under lx weeks or two moRths from this date
Le.rer
The Revenge, government Schooner, is in Hamp-
ton Roads, and proceeds Immediately to England
with the communications from the executive 10 Our
miniRers in London, touching III. affair Of the Che.
faPeake. She may be expected to arrive in England
about the trit OF tember before which, the Bril-
ti government and people will only have recei-
we'd an account OF the tranaton, Blu. of the fenti-
ments which it has excited in the United States toge-
ther with the Predent's Proclamation The fri ac
of this affair will probably reach England about
the firit OF AnguR, by two fhps that lef this place
the s7th and cs'h Of June, by each of which we for
warded to our correspondents extra Aeet of the
Oath OF June, beiides which know that IN unufu-
al number of the Ledger went by the fame veiIeis
1Ihe Proclamation went from here the 9Th or 10th
of July, by two vefels for England. The minds OF
the government and of the Britifh nation will there
fore be prepared before the revenge arrives; the e
feas produced in England hail difcover and poii-
bly, feel, about the middle of September If the Bri-
fifth government is determined to iufan admiral
Berkeley. orders will be given to feze and capture
our vefes without exception; if otherwre, they will
not be interrupted. The Engliih government will
perceive that is inevitable, il il avows the prin
sple OF earchng our national ps, and act according
ly. D..
u. States Schooner. from the Mediterranean.
fuppofed to be the Enterprise, up the Bay yef-
terday. III.
July 90.
The two bri,ifh officers and three faIors, ia
ken at the Bay-fde few days ago, by com
pany of the Prncefs-Ann militia, under Lieut..
Pajhon, were brought to town on Sunday even
Ing, by the detachment of cavalry commanded
by Captain MirdAngb.--1he officers, we un-
derftand, are allowed on their parole, and the
'dioIS are Conhned. Herald
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Gen. I'angham, having been required to fu-
pe''ntend the railing of volunteers in Ohio, has
puohihe' declaration that he could not con-
lent to othcaic while gen. Wikinfon is COM
mander in ch,f. Dan4,. Inf
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The Britifh King is our enemy. Our country is
contaminated poutedby contact with that foil which
owes obedience to him. He has, without the nnall-
eft provoeaton on part, iummoned us to. rife IN
mails His iniquties have induced US to renew our
local covenants. He has compelled US to unfheathe
the iword, and ther. not leis than foe bnnd,eI
fbogdn6 ready to leap from their fcabbards not an
American who is ready rk his life and fortune
to iupport thefe renovated covenants
Ceoyee f5s third has fupcion of the events which
have iateiy happened He could not conceive it poi
hbie thar whole nation would a, the fame Infant
receive, it were an electrical mock. And that
halt million OF men, each purifying his private
avoeations, all on f'ldien would array themleves
as folders, without other .xcitements than their pat
riotic ardor. When imp!acabie Zoe Gall hear of
theie things, then will be trenbe for his adjoining
dou'i;io"s hen he will know, that there are tens
OF thoniands OF volunteers, ready purify the foil of
Nova Scotia and Canada, of tyrants, pirates and
haves, and iay to the people, "ysa are free"
Five hundred thouiand men in hottie array would
Rrke terror in the hear, of the proudeR monarch
EARN, but how mach more will alarm be excited
wien all ara ardent volunteers; men who do not
wat Tor the word TO he given by lords and matters,
but every one tor hni~lf Comes forth and fays BE-
HOLD, HERE ANIL" Yes; like Bel,ichazzar of old,
the knees OF this implaeabe tyrant will finite toge-
Their, when it fhal be proclaimed him by five hum
dred thouand united voices: 7ou bave been zveeSel
and arc found zoaatng." K
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1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND UnIrrD Amr,reAn,
GEORGE TIE THIRD KING or rNctnS,

rs
GEORGE TIE THIRD KING OF ENGLAND.
Fer "s'io" f'6s free, H5 tfeierf f6at 5be 4ei ~
The people of the United States, having renewed
their local compact, by the mon general and pstri
otto declarations, ueh horiau has recorded and
no" becomes as much their duty It ought to be
, t Poney' forever to guarantee and Perpetuate
thole rights and blengs, the preiervation of which
has rendered the new neeefIaryi And what
It will be aked are the meaiures to which we ought
TO reiUrt.
IL We were, as Great Britain is, initiated, with.
out territorial oonnexiou with that or any other mari,
on or IT It vas Certain that juA aud permanent
treaty could be formed With that tyrannic4 and ma
INu"ug government, IT would not now be neeefsry
70 tsse any precautionary Reps IL would be enough
to deci"re, that scH perpetuate tboe rights which
we nave pledged ourieves protect and that peace
~h.ch ~ adore aud intend 70 cheriih, An attitude
OF dsieues ard defiance would luacs.
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No returns from Maryland or Delaware

Mnmmotb Shot One Of the red bot fbok
bred into the Standard, a Britn "a, IN p.ifpe
the Dardaaeles, weighed 77e lbs. and wa N
circumference 6 'eet inches. II was at mar
b'e, and lat the ihIp on tire in feversl places
winch the men were called from their quarters
to extiuguiih.
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We under!tand that late Quetec paper nen4
tons the arrival at that place of the friga,e Gro.
cod'le, from Halifax, with int. .Ggtrce ~ At or
ders had been received by admiral Berkeley
from the Englil'i government, "to take by force
" necehary, The Briiih teamen who were on
board irigstr of the Unitsd States, csrryips
about 50 suns, and fuPpofed to he then at iea.
". T. ba6er
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The article which we yefierday copied from
4 Quebec paper has excited confiderahle con-
veiiation. 1t certainly poTeTts features Of fronv
nobility to this country; and if it's truth be az
certained, we can no longer heGtate how to
act, we confefs we are not prepared as vet to
give it credit. If orders had been received at
Halifax, for feiz;ng Britih utjeets in This man
ner, Douglas was douhtefs in pofTefTion Of
them, and acted in conformity to them when
he 10 THANKFULLY afaulted the Chefapeake.
But If ne were authorized by his government
to commit this daring outrage, is it probable,
chat having only executed the orders af his 20,
vernment, he would afterwards have made the
concefiions he did to the Norfolk conr1itter1
is it not more likely, tina. upheld as he
iuPpoied himfelf by the determinations Of his
government, he would have boldly avowed
his orders and perfevered Fill further in atls Of
iniolence! In this cafe he would have nothinu
to fear from the cerfure of his own government.
becaufe he acted by its orders But his tubfe.
9uent conduct, rather led to the conc!rfion tina,
he had gone beyond his iuftru6tions. He there.
tore attempted TO atone for it, BIZ fniyeiine.
ditardiy prevzricaton.
We cannot however be but deenly anx;ousto
have this interefting point placed beyond a
doubt. PsJf
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Ex'raH from a letter to tie Editor of the En-
qairer; dated

Ex'raH from letter to the Editor Of the En-
quirer; dated
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1907.
Obferving piece in your paper of the gath
init. fPeakins Of the civiities to be expected
from captain Hardy, the friend of the departed
hero, Lord Melton; for my part, / fhal put
much more in the brave citizens Of Norfolk
and Hampton, and the friendly achievements
which they received from your city, which did
honour to itfelf l am Informed by gentle.
man who was on board captain Hkdy's fhip,
that while the Chefapeake was approaching
the Leopard, captain Hardy hove fhort and
had block placed under the cable, with
man Handing ready with an axe, to cut away,
IN Gale the Leopard could not accomplish her
purpofc (that did not fhew that he put much
confidence in Brtiih valour) as the Chefapeake
had only 40 guns mounted, and the Leopard
MAD Sc. Bshdes number of the crew belong
INF 10 the Chefapeake, were raw, undifciplned,
and never had been exercifcd. Whereas the
Leopard had complete crew, well exercifed,
ana mad been at their quarters at 9 O'Clock, A.
M as the above mentioned gentleman had left
her that morning, TO go on board the Triumph.
his name l do not recolletf, but he is well
known IN Pnrdie's tavern, Hampton, and Glen's
Norfok.) The Briti(h mode of making fea-
men, Us the beft or mott lucrative in the world,
"''N ~ 70 "S' hHO"b tp mott part OF II. Their
method is when a trading veffei goes to fea,
shey take all hands out and make able feamen
OF them, and retain the vefTel and cargo, to in
demnlfy them for their trouble. I believe
Douglass tcheme for leaving Hardy on the fla
t'on' was to put a platter on the fore which
ne made, and procure fupplies but 1 hope his
plan Will prove abor,ive. The only homer bile
iatIsfaetion which England can make to the u.
states, is to hang Berkeley. The life of that
old aiiaiiin, would be but fmalI compenfati.
on for the three men which his orders murder
ed on board the Chefapeake, when ed by
The cowardly Humphreys. If the orders orgi
mated with the Brtifh government, lie: the ven.
geance of the United States be directed aeainft
that government, whole numerous pirates def
troy the indufrY of man.
1t is a wei known fact, that as long as the
br't'ih government remains matter of the ocean,
their navy muit be fupported by the plunder
~hi'n It makes and the honet American ci-
tizen will be unwilling to hazard himfelf or the
fruit of his indutry. 1 hope the next meeting
ct Conereis will fix their fate, and let them be
iwaliowed in the vortex which they have made"
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E@frNa Of letter from an officer ia tie H7rgi
nfa DetaeAn.eAt, mite Elizabeth Riyer, 3u-
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Thisfaa now becomes very important ayd inte
relsng every one will be tempted to enquire what
1t is which allows the Britis, fueh an extraordins
ry reenlinence, hen American f4or dsferts thew
lay that their flag protects him but when BritiG,
ailor dsferts, they only demand but enforce their
claim by arms and fuch are the doctrines, which
we are now called upon to fubmit to or oppofe-
The united force of America has reislved upon the
latter and the appeal is about to be made to the
God of Battles.
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A u. States Schooner. from the Mediterranean.
fuPPofsd to be the Enterprise, up the Bay YET
serday. III.
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: - -. > . - .
-1IRGINTA BANK ,SToCX....lols.
prtrrs Current.

I'm CHI IN Err r.
Nottingham county. 5anuary esrrt, 1907.
DeDieI and William Gurrvaxt Ifo- tie
benefit Of JJames Rea and oilers tAeiir
frg9ees,) PLys.
,Snyi5 71andp 81 Na,bS: Hyr-s, Drf.-.
an tie motion IF TIE plaintiffs By t5-i,. COIN
y Ei, and it appearing to tor jtifi!fstEion of
t5s eoarf, h6at f6e dctendant Taasly Is act an
Jnbati!anf Of this Rae /; jf is o.se,ed and az.
eree3, thar anh.tJ be h5aH appear here on OF be
fore May court next and enf1ver tie pil;aii5j
biz, tbr eourtsvW fbrn pressed 10 take fas /.,;,e
for eonts9ed a, TO him, eud decree tie matter
thereof accordingly /; and that a COPY Of thi5 or
der be forthwith pAbiJl6ed in /on.e public nezvJ
paper Of THE city Of Richmond for tsoo month, /e-
e.aGveLy, agd another copy be feRed up at tie
Jysnt door oftbe court. bouc tbs county.
II Copy. TsRe,
r. ELDRIDGE. Jyr. 3. {.
REQ. "a. 0a<V2u1.
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CTragQated far tie PbHsatibbia Gazette. ]
ADDRESS
OF HENRY CHRISTOPHF,

Prffdent and GrnrrahFmo oftbs Eand and, Er
forces 81 tbeState Of Hayti, TO tire army and
peopie.
Light has jun burnt out a midft Va, and
thanks to beneficeut contribution, the plots and
confpirlcies of which you were going TO be th,.
victims have mfcarled: At ait wife coec-
ton OF laws iuitable TO our manners. climate,
uiaGes, has, If may be allowed the exprefIiopS
come out OF the chaos, TO fix once more the def.
tinies OF Hayti.
In vain bad my fo'icitude endeayoured for
long time, to offer you this precious gift; in
vain bad convoked the commons, to give you
Contribution my cares, far from being
crowned with the wiflled for fuccefs, had been
hut an additional food to factions, to try to ma-
lead public opinion, aud frame Contribution
calculated for their interens and thOfc Of their
PROTOTYPES, at the expenre OF the liberty Of the
people aud OF found reafon.
AL OF you have been witneFss. O ny coun.
trymen OF the purity Of my defgns, and fn-
cerIty Of my intentions ; but have not the VIII
Ialns turned TO a wicked Ufe this fame Gncerity.
by tomenting rebellion, aud kindling civil
war! was not the that could be in.imi-
dated by their machirations, or mifled a Gnglc
moment on the welfare OF our country. have
never ceafed day or night to mediate upon the
fafety of the country. Vhat have left undonc
to obtain this end What have not done to
bafH: The f>efet plots and coufpirarics of faai-
ons !
have been always amidf you, and you may
certify II ever ambition has influenced my con-
duet, or fulfilled my honour. Placed this day
by the wiihes of my countrymen and bftthfsn
OF arms, on the fummt of power, have Yield
ed to- their defres, and accepted that heavy
and honorable burthen, becaufe they wilbed
to truIt it into my hands, and that might once
more ferve our country. Happy will be, il
my efforts be crowned with ftlecefs, and ena-
bic me to fecure the bsPpipefs of my country.
men
But to obtain that end, my efforts alone are
not fufficient the obiervaton of the laws and
ct this contribution is afo neceTary Your
rights arc Rri6tly preferVed, aud every citizen
will find therein feoHri<es for his pcrfon, pro-
petty and that Of his family.
The fatal consequences of the wars we have
fuitained, and Gill more the bad example of
the French, hid thrown religion into forIorp
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TITLE vi.
OfBs Tribnaah.

IS. There llaii he efabliiheds in every divi.
iion, tribunal that Will take cognizance olaf.
fairs both civil and criminal
IS. TheTe fhall be eitabliGhcd alto, in every
divilIon, tribunal Of commerce.
~. There haiI be alto in each parifh infice
of pesce that will have the power of deciding
upon the 'i'it demand, up to fun determined
by the law.
Every citizen is nevertheless at liberty of
having his differences amicably lettIed by arbi-
tiers.
%. Special Councils fhall he ALTO eaabHfhed
for military offences, and fhall be appointed bv
the PRECEDENT, and broken up, after the executi-
on Of every judgment.
90. The mode Of procefs, in civil and militia
ry matters, will be regulated by particular
code Of laws.
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" CHIN cERY.
In Ki@g jVRy;am Csaaty Court, -a1zrs5 24tb, 1907.
Edward Walton, Csnph.
againa
Thomas Reeves, IAN abient tiebtor) & fohn
Temple, D59i.
HIS day, came the Complainant by his Counfe,
Z and the def. Thomas Reeves, rot having en-
tered his appearance and gven fecsrity, according
10 the act OF Ahenby, and the rules of this court
and appearing the atisaion of the court, that
he isnot All iniabitant Of ibis country OF the mott
on of the Compainan., it is ordered, that the la;d
Deit Thomas Reeves, do appear here, on tie fourth
day of the May term next, and aniwer TIE biz OF
the Complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in ome newspaper, printed in the
city of Richmond for months facceiiively, and
another copy ported the front door of tie court
houie, Vt this eouaty. and il is further ordered,
thaf the Deft. John Temple DO not pay, convey a.
way, fecser any debts by him owing TO the other
Deft. Thomas Reeves, until tine further ord4r or de-.
cree of this court.
Copy. Tea
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
Mareh ~. rftsl.
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ScOTTvELE JOCKEY CLUB.

SNsfE Races will commence at this place, on the
third rhuriday in April free for any horfe, mare
or ge.ding --weghts ulual.
III Day--Three mile heats, for the amount of the
subscription, after deduaipg contingent charger
fay, about one hundred pounds.
% Day--The Proprietors Purfe, two mile heats.
half the amount of the firft day.
Sd Oay--An Handy Cup Purfe--two mile heats,
for an elegant gig.
WIN. ARCHER, See'ry. 10 i5e CluE.
Powhatan Court-H oufe, March ~ oaw swg
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
IN fa.fsanle IF Deed IF Tryf, from svm. Bentley,
Elq executed on tie 2sib day Of Jan. 1906, and re-
eorded IN tie RielmaaL DGria Court, in o,l~ q. raE
f6e Jam Of hundred ds2ars due 10 Aaa Bn!iey will
tie ssPenees Of Eais.
u land, on Beayer-Dam Creek, Containing 6 hun
bred acres more eis it being that part of the 1raa
Of Land formerly owned by VIM. Ronalds which was
fold Under decree of the High Cour, of Chancery,
N the flute eifer!on Ronaids Representatives and
whereof the fa Bentley became the purchai-r, or 70
much thereof all be fucient to raife the faid FUN
of money and the expences.
The fa'e will take place at Gocchland Court Houre
on Monday the Goth day of April next.
E. CARRINGTON,
J. wICXHAM, 1Ts'f''
Richmond. March CO. ,df
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Gasse at ancciom.

On Saturday the 4sb i.a eUiN BE JoH al H..
iyen Fom9eIy Of Tame5 Dunlop. deeeajea,
A QUANTITY OF CASTINGS,
CONSISTING of Gpdg cons Inks aud iu,.Iry other
~ articles uicd Ia the coi.itr. ction of Mills
Weights, Crates Stoves, Poughfhares, &c Sc
= quantity OF rig iron; two very large Bellows,
and comfortable nanber of nisuids auA cs..sr n
?ements belonging to the caang Lu!...e...
Approved enaoEled negotiable nb,es at 50 DAYS
viii be received FOR all fums above Fifty Dollars.
By ordrr offhe AAqiigih,afars.
TAYLOR y BROWN, v. MS.
April 3.
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To be J'|l 10 be6s5f biJ&r, o De fyes, gu tie SRI
@y Of fLay MAST,
g. o much of the LAND sehcreon Iohn KeIGD lives.
- !" the county Of Cum5 ll.iI, ls.r the proper,v
OF Peter Francisco, IS will pal ire b4aoce claimed Of
'"n', by Samuel g. Adams. Of ( 100, with ,,s int
Ish ~ virtue OF Deed Of TruG executed to me, by
the iaid Peter Franeieo for that purpofe
I'm. RANLCLIoH T,paes.
april =. s5.dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
TITLE VII.
Of WotHi6.

80. The catholic, apoaolic and Roman feli.
gioa IS the only one acknowledged by the go.
vernment. The exesCie Of othgrs is tolerated,
but not pubICkiy.
81. There fhIlI be an aPoitolic prefeTt charg-
ed with The divine worlhp and Of all that re.
lates thereto; he will directly communicate
with the PreEdent, propoie regulations, con-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

! EFF at my Gore, by negro man. A BUM
4 4 DIE OF STRIPED VIRGINIA CLOTH.
which the owner may have by proving property, &
paying the price Of al; adver,ii.a,ent.
JOHN ALCoCK.
March 81 a,