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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
Oct. d

1 tSER ED.-f,om the service OF lIe u,
~ ted States, on the 9th instant, a Private in
ne 9Th regiment of infantry, named IOHN
fERGUSON-S0 years of age, 5 feet l-2 in
ches high, swartiy complexion, dark hair. bI,,,.
eyes, has a sickly appearance. was born III
Delaware County, state of Pennsylvania-bv
profession a shoemaker. The said Fergusen
MAD on at the time OF his desertion, a round sa;-
lors jacket, slash sleeves, dlri trab colour bl..
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Pan
falcons, torn on the knccs-Virsinia cloth shirt
and ain old pair Of half boots bound with corl
which ne generally under his pan,aloon,.
ALSO :-Deserted ON the same day, GABRIEL
JONES, q Years Of age, s feet 1,2 inches
high, FAIR complexion, halle eyes auburn hair.
wien spoken 20 has d:'yn iool,-Bon in Esq
Sex county, Fa.--bled farner.-iIe wore ~
way round striped Virginia cioil, coat, white
nome span pan aoones, and vest of the SANG.
Whoever viii anpreEend the said tlese .ters.
ana deliver them TO ne, Oh 20 any officer in the
service OF the United States. shaN receive t,ye,,
ty dollars rewart!,-or ten dollars for either.
EDWARD DiLLAEp. Cant.
Rendezvous, Petersburg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

AZ mrs. 40 les, as D.iow described, were
- put into the most Office at t'.is place on 9Th
Nay last, enclose IN letter addressed 10 Mcssr,
John Wardcr and Sors, Philadelphia, and which
'eter has ncver been received it is therefore ap-
Pre.ended that the BANK NOTES MAJ have fl-
len INTO improper hands and should such .p-
Dearin circulation, we earnestly request that tjrv
may be stopped. Any satisfactory informa;i.n
regarding theIti will be thankfu!y received, and
ifrequired, li5eral!y re warcled.
BUCHANAN c, POLLOK.
Petersburg, JUS 5. uf>
BANK OF Virginia payabc attheir Office of Dis.
count and Deposit Petersburg. 70 Robert H,r.
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l. ...
I n, Pursuance OF decree in Chancery, mad.
u ~ the Court OF the u. States for the 5th cir
cult, in the district ofVirginia at the November
TERM in the year 1903, shalt expose to Public
Auction, atsthe time and place hereinafter men-
toned: Two TRACTS in the county Of Gooch-
land, on the Beaver Dam Creek, containing nine
hundred acres; and the other called Little Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland court
house Oh The court day thereof, on Monday the
21st day; OF November, 1898. The do wer Of the
widow f w n. Ronald, will be first deducted,
and the conditions which the said land are
directed under the said decree, wiirappear there
IN and will be communicated on ths day o.. sale.
The terms ofpsyment will be AS folio one
fourth ofthe purchase money to be paid in cash.
and the remaining three furths in three equal
enstab"ents OF six, twelve and eighteen months
c;S:it In all either respects the aforesaid decree
VIII be parsued
WM. BERKELET, ,
JOSIAH ELLIS, o"''"'iSS'-
WIN. MANN, ""e'"'
Septembcr IS r1awem,
GO The sale ofthc above prnperty has rep;,t
Sd'y been postponed but will Positively take pl G.
on the elav above rleht,oncd
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ri Office II shalt petition The mkt (s@1er.I
Assemoly 10 Ie exonerocd from keCuinp,
up the Causeway opposite IVY Tcir, snd tlrjrpi,
the Marsh Of Moore taurf ier9y. deceased
LAURENCE MUSE.
Tappaiannock, Sept 70 0fI
= Ill persons having cisuns aq.,in,, Tin. H.
A tate of WIZ Friei'd. decd. i..l Of MN.
chester, are hereby required 10 bring item Tor
ward, as early as possible, that. arrangements
may nc made Tor payment aud al persons in
debted To said estate, are earnestly snlic;tnJ g.,
make payment, as speedily IS possible The 81
tudion OF tie estate being such, as E, render IL
impossible 60 grant IDnpcr indulgence
Tho IS BRANCH, Evera!sf
Ches.err-'l, nov ,2o,S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

y I ECRoEs FCR ShLE-By virtue of =
Decd cd Trust. executed to us, by M.;er
MaJdiil, oi Prince Edward county, bearing dat.
''e 'o'l OF May, 1903, for tie purpose Of seen.
ring to Sterling Smith, and 10 Stcflny Smilb ana
CO.sums % money therein pressed We sbaU
On wcdnesd y the 16-h day OF No,cIab-r ncxt.
y "" oweH'nS place Of tie iate Miller Waddei..
following SLAVE, to WI Lace ana .icrchijlre..
" lnnsy and Taylor IS ...ocy OF t'icm as M
DC sufficient 20 d8eha.gc tac purposes of sa:J
decd IAri-S f):tsx u. : W ga"
Wa WHifI, +f"S''fs
'e' . pt!1&l
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-08
Ths Stages South Of Alexandrsa.

IN the first Of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as iol-
lo,,c between Alexandria and Petersburg In
Virginia:
Will leave Alexandria every day at
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dummies
by in the morning-Leave Dumires at
anu arrive at Fredericksburg by II Il IN the
moruine-Lcaye Fredericksburg at II lnoon)
and arrive at Richmond the EeNt morning oy
81 cave Richmond at IL and arrive at
Petersburg by II l-2 in the morning,
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
dav at y l-e P. N. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage Will carry no
more than2 passengers on any account "has-
eyer. and not more than IA ID, OF baggage
can he allowedto each passenger.
An Accemr; odation Stage between AfeS-
s.,fr;a and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every other cay
throughout the year, without regard 10 sun
days, aud will travel only IN the Gay uine'-
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
70 study the wishes and the convenience OF
| passengers. Still, however, regard mus. DC
h.d 20 time-Gcing south from alexandra
.ha,, ,yi,l breakfast at Occoquan, dino at otai-
sor5 Court. House, and lodge at Frederick
burg--The next day will breakfast a. ! the ne
| bowling Green, dine at the Oaks ana loag s,
:. p;ctmond. And on the third day Wlll
snoalfast at the Half Way house and dine al
/ Petersburg. ,,r1xyo bo.x.
| Returning, will dine at the HALF Way mouse
| "a ,odore at Richmond Early in the morn
;ng. breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowlins
rs and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
,aarn;nq. will breakfast at Stafford court houses
,1iOs as occoquan, and loege at Alexandria.
WI The owners on this line too, have to re-
Quest 81 that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity OF their s eas g i
any thing more .n ;,hn s ths BODY Of the stage
viii be an extra charge.
The Probraetors.
! August -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-08

On THURSDAY. the Goth instant, win
be run Tor, over the alexandria Race Ground,
free for any horse, mare or ge!ding, agrcea-
bic to the rules the Alexandria Jockey Club
two mile heats.
On FRIDAY, Dist. Purse of FIFTY
DCALdPs, free as above except the VIM
ming horse ON the first day--one mile heats.
And on SATURDAY, 2sd, will be ruiz
for, an elegant Saddle, Bride, MN q S,lurs,'
free for saddle horses only--one mile heats.
Geo. Talbot, Manager,
October S.
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i he Subicribcr


LsYORifg ThE PURl.Ic,
T3aske niauu kscteres ard has for SAFE, at Ats
,hoh on The corner Of FaiJar and Prinee-
sfferts--
STILLS Of different hzes-
c0FpGR and BRASS KETTLES OF all
.es--A general assortment of TN WAKE
and likewise executes all kinds OF BLAGAc
SMITH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
Atwo story Briek, House, at the lower end
Of Prince street, in a good situation ior busi-
mes, and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
ON AGaoUND RENT FcR EVER,
Sixty.two fee; Of Ground, at the upper-ent.
4 King.street--S5 feet on Royai-streef, be-
tween Prince and Duke-streets.
The highest price given for old copper,
lass, Lead and Pewter-and all kinds OF
Copper and Grass work repaired. s.
George M.Munn.
August 25. Oh
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SATURDAY, Oc7oBER &, 1903.
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

y
On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Octo-
Der next, at eleven o'clock, will be sofd, Oh
the premises, and immediate possession
given
A Lot of Ground, on which
is erected good substantial two story frame
house, beginning on the north side OF Prince
street, 2o8 feet and Ia inches to the west.
ward of Union-street, and fronting on Prince
street II feet Ia inches, and is 8S feet s
Ia inches in depth, subject to ground rent
Of 8 pounds, Virginia currency, year.
Ind Immediately afterwards, also on the ire
mises,
A Lot of Ground, on the welt
side of Pitt-street, beginning l54 feet to the
southwark of Prince street, being % teet 8
inches front, and 1913 feet 5 inches deep, adj
Joining ground of Mr.. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under
deed of trust to secure the payment OF debt
due to the Bank of Alexandria, on credit OF
6. 10 and Is months, with interest, which IS
to be included in satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank and it will be optional with
the purchaser either to receive a conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed of trust on the property to secure
the payment of the notes, or to have his title
on the last payment being made.
James Keith. rrv.t..,
George w. sCraik,
September 3. Gus
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IT, NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HER6R1 GIVES INFoRAA7loN,
"HAT he has associated with himself In
\ the practice of MEDIeCNE and suRGERf'
in sll its branches, both in town and country
his brother DIR. P.DANGERFlELD, late
" returned from Europe; It will be wlsn
OF the association to serve the public IN I'M
portant Surgical cases, even at considerable
distance from town. =,
William Allen Dangerheld.
September 1s. cav"
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w nia.'N s'--o 'lia' fstseu 1900
heiaaihs eNpeice' j. t,a.
from the above Scheme, 1t appears that
were are less than two blanks 10 pfi%e' s'a
@@ the prizes are 70 be Paia 's'sHo8s aeaNe-
@'s
ihe drawing VIII positively commence en
ue 24sh ofnext month, and will be conpiet-
sam ten weeks. TIcSETs at SIS SO cents
nr sale at r. GRAY's Book STORE, where
ne drawing OF ali tickets sold BY him VIII be
Examined free ofexpence. Prizes inthe last
Kew York Lottery taken in payr.ent Tor tick
slsin tais.
0ssrs for tickets from the country, enclos-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-08

On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Octo-
Der next, at eleven o'clock, will be solo, Oh
the premises, and immediate possession
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scles at Ferdne.

o. every Tuesday and Friday.
~ !FILL. BE SOLD
.,be Ycnduc Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
aE,risty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
no,rt;cGlars of which viii be expressed IN
!. nils of the day--All kinds OF goods
's1;eb arc on Limitation and the prices OF
'.s;.b are established, can at any time be
s. and purchased at the lowest limitation
p. c.. Marstcller, v. NJ.
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John G. LADD,

John ". LAOD'
Has FOR SAFE,
90 bales German Linens, commit
mo og brown and white Rolls, faxen Osna-
burghs, hempen T;cklenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1900 pieces Nankeen 49,
Russia Shooting and DUCK
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the best qua
lity. ana will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
Z do. Jamaica Spirits: :.
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes op*
raacitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese &c. &c.
April Z. -
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Pubic Sale of Lots.

The subscriber will. on Friday the l4th
day of October next, expose to sale, on the
premises, near the new turnpike gate, at u
O'Clock, several LOTS, being part OF Rear
sons Tract. The land is fertile, and iull OF
vcunr thriving timber there is a spring. On
each lot, with handsome & convenient seiees
for building: they contain from to IA IA acres
according to survey lately made. The lots
Mil be sold on a credit of 60 and 80 days, the
purchaser giving bond with approved seeuri-
ty for the punctual payment at the stated Pc
RODS. The title and plats will be shewn on
the day of sale by
Charles Little, E@'r.
off,. Hest, decd.
Cor+aroher 26. UlS
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Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY I'LL inst. a o,clock
Will be offered for Sale, the following vaIua J
bic property:
a Warehouse and Lot,

bic property:
A Warehouse and Lot,
NOW in the occupation of VIM. n. Mills,
situated at the corner of King and Patrick
streets, fronting ON King twenty SIX and Pa
trick street one hundred feet, to ten feet ale
iy. Also, II SMALL FRAMED HOUSE,
on the ally, occupied by Mrs. Davey Also,
II TWO STORY FRAMED HOUSE, adj
Joining the said warehouse on King street, or
cupied by Thomas Richards. The whole pro-
perty is subject to a ground rent of eighty-se-
ven dollars and Fifty cents, and sold subject to
the right of dover. Terms of sale, 8, &
months, for approved notes, with deed of
trust on the premises to secure the payment.
John Korae, Es'r.
October S dts
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Scheme of a Lottery,
Fmtbe purpose Of raising sum OF money 70
: aid the funds of the Charitable Marine 90
eietv Of Baltimore
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Public Sale.

PUBIC CdIc.
Will be sold at the Store Of A. Lindo, on King
street, at 10 o'clocs on Thursday the 18th
instant, on credit, the following goods.
Sugar in barrels, Coffee IN
tierces, bags and barrels, yourg hyson tea in
chests, N. E. rum in barrels, cod Fish IN
boxes,best wooden ware--a quantity OF Turks
Island salt, Large and small scales and weights
household and kitchen furniture.
ALSO,
A handsome double Keyed
Englifh Harpllcord.
P. G. Marileller.
October z.
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SeDtember %.
Patent Shot, &c.

latent OI1OL, c<C.
ems Patent Shot, assorted, tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
o,o lbs. green Coffee.
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and can
nistcrs.
SO barrels choice SVhiskey
Jamaica Spirits, for farnhy use|--war-
ranted seven years Cid.
40 boxes Mussatel Raislns.
With general assortment OF Wines, Liz
uors, and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BY -,
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
June IS.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Venduc Store,
A variety Of Hon,}hold Furniture,
Consisting of
Sophas, Chests Of Drawers, Tea and CARO-
Tables, Bedsteads, Chairs, &c.
Philip c.. Marlfeller.
October Z
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
o. st the folicstation OF {

o. st the folicstation Of a
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9Th
Of this month, the. publication
of a paper for the country, three
tames a 1ueek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price Will be FIVE
DOLLARS Per annasn.
Such of our prefent patrons
as reilde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furniihed with the country
paper IN lieu of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwife.
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e. f1cKEr. in the CSar'fas ~
Marine Soeisy letter. t o.,
drawing, for sale at the o a.I1
Of the alexandria Dly Ga-s e.,
price Fiys Dolls. g sf0snffy tbs
cents. A regular list G. M N,
drawing will be received al, tbas
formation given gratis y
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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EXTRACT FROM MARMION.
# Tale of FladdenfeM.

II IGLe or Tl1UucH/et'~'
The battle is described says an Engiis'i
reviewer as it appeared TO the two squares
of Lord Marmion, who were lett on all e
minence in the regr, as the guard OF Lazy
Clare. And certainly, of all the poetlcal
battles which have been fought from the
days of Homer to those OF Mr.. oouthey'
there is none,in our opinion, at all comPsf-
able, for interest and animatlon---io
breadth of drawing and Magnifcence o. Ell
fect--with this of MIR. Scott's.-1he scot
fish army set fire to its camp on the brow
OF the HILL and rushed down to the attack
under cover OF the smoke OF the confiaGGra'
ton"
Volum'd and vast, and rolling far,
The cloud enyelop'd Scotlands war,
AS down the hill they broke !;
Nor martial shout, nor minstrel tone,
Announced their march their tread alone,
At times one warning trumpet biowns
A.ti!nes q stifed hum,
Told England, nom his mountain throne
King James did rushing come.
Scarce could they hear. or see their foes,
Until at weapon point they close.
They close in clouds Of smoke and dust,
With sword sway, and with lance thrust;
And such yell was there,
OF sudden anu portentous birth,
As if men fought upon the earth,
And fields in upper air.
Long loos' d the anxious squlres,; their eye
Could in the darkness nougat descry-
At length, the fresh'ning western blast
Aside the shroud of battle cast;
And first, the ridge OF mingled spears
Above the bright'ning cloud appears;
And in the smoke the pennons ilew,
As in the storm the white sea-mew.
Then mark d they, dashing broad and far,
The broken pillows OF the war,
And plumed crests of chiestains brave,
Floating like foam u lg,iSat t they ys see:
.sr4 a fsss d the battle on the plain
Spears shook, and falchions iash'l alnain.
Fell England's arrow flight like rain;
Crests rose, and stoop't, and rose again,
Wild and disorderly.
Amidst the scene of tumult, high
They saw Lord Marmion's talcAion Hy:
And stainless TanstalPs banner white,
Aud Edmund Howasd's lion bright,
Still bear them brayelY in the fight:
Although against them come.
OF gallant Gordons many a one,
Ard many a Stubborn Hlghlandman,
And many arugged boiylerelan
With Huntlcy and with Home.
Farlonthe left, unseen the while,
Stanley broke Lennox and Argyle;
Though there the western mountaineer
Rush'd with bare bosom OH the spear,
And flung the feeble large aside,
And With both hands the brnad-swowi Piled;
Twas VAN. but Fortune onthe right,
With tickle smile cheer'd Scotland's fight.
Then fell that spotlcss banner white,
The HoWsrd's lion fell
Yet still Lord Marmisn's falchion flew,
With wavering flight, while fercer grew,
Around the battle yell,
The~8es'der slogan rent the sky:
"a Home 4 Gordon was the cry /;
Loud were the changing blows;
Adyanc' d--forc'd back-now low, how high,
The pennoa sunk aud rose;
As bends the bark's mast in the gale,
When rent are rigging, shrou,is and sail,
: 1t wavcred mid the the foes.
s 49, 81 fbo CoI,r,4,t,ox &c !.
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sue. y's subject, and because = !.
d'sce1n what propositions q, 10 sss.a
6 E, ule make after resortinp to 4 vtn'lass
The British have their orders & r a's sebs
we have our embargo. Thus council
Now if the British cabinet are ' IS Stand
the present posture Of affairs, and ta sh
most recent intelligence it ses ana \ FONT.
are what are we to do--eo to s' ''''' b
the embargo, or continue t mt; Isf' =
volution shall produce new state ate g so y.
until chance in fact, shall rt1;evs NM
our present embarrassments,
VIII any friend Of Mr.. Mad;.o,,
on calmly answer this question ,nd sf'a
he is elecscd what we are to txDee1 NY y y il
y the people have right to ask ana Sf,'
TO be gratlhed with some informal. 0e ss
his friends. e La
But the question will be retorted !,
lionel Monroe is elected what will i, As
Ihe answer is Obvious. Col. Nom.
feel himself perfectly atlibertv to Dn1 Fl
true interests OF the nation, as his f o,,ea
ment, aided by what our best and y
tizens shall advise. Having acted s
nisterial capacity only, he is undo, ~ ~ y
straint resulting from his astcopdr. )
will not be tramelled byhis wish to rrroa
the course which he has given tothe yl.l
He will pursue course, if We have fo,m ~
a correct estimate OF his character. nSS;;t
viii soon bring to a crisis the coptr,,. w.
tween thr United States and FOREIGN No.; w. ~
We SHALL again open our ports to the con-
merce Of the world, or exert, as We orb
to Go, the strength, and spirit, and rysgs.
cs of the nation in defence Of our rieh.
We shah speak to the French and E4
cabinet in the plaplest and most eatagctl
terms, and tel them that we viii not susr
to heir arbitrary and unjust orders and /,
crees; but at The same time shew to a,l
by a, frank and liberal policy, that We IT
disp bsed to maintain our lntercours. vi.
them, as long asst canbe done Hihoutta
cessions which our interest and oar 5out
forbid US to II axe. T. :.
. Let, it be distinctly understood that I'll
/: is merely an editorial IDEA, suggested b
some knowledge. Of. colonel Moafofseha
racter and disposition only, and notdeavt
from any opinion we have heard Of his az
vancing as to the course We ought TO ~
Sue. 81. u
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Fran the Unile9Statss Gazette.

Since the arrival Of the St. Michael sonl|
very extraordinary publications have apeaS
ed in :he governmentpapers at Washjn5d
relative to the propositions made by OUR
vernnient to that of Great Britain. lnh
last National Intelligencer it is assertdnd
this " as the language addressed, by the las
dispatsh, to the British court.
" Esscind your orders, and We whrj
move the embargo AS FAR As REcA&
YOU while we will continue 1t As FAR
IT REGARDS FRANCE, until she rev0kes n
DEGREES. If France still persists IN her u
erees we win have 10 trade with her; asl
if enc rescinds them, our whole trace Wy
be restored to its vontedfreedoM ana eVl
~ ground On your part tor your oraerS VI
be taken away" II
If any reliance can be placed upon th1
fit is not merely an electioneering tnch
is a frank acknowledgement on the par
our government, that they have su9lra1
the country 20 all the evils OF the en'Da]
for ten months, to the actual loss OF aI'1
forty millions of dollars to no purpose Tfa !
ever. That they have now, vclanta'A! D =:
fered to do the very thing which cTe@ y ~
tain asked them to DO upon he hFst Pon'
cation of the Berlin decree. All that V's4
Britain demanded, was, that we sno''" !
s;st the execution of the Berllo decree
gains, our commerce; and she waitedwn1
months before the orders in council Wa'o|
sued, to see whether We would m''A",l
our neutral rights against the T'"n oak !!
Napoleon. She waited in VAN. oul ~ y
vernment made no resistance Is'asu :
proclamation passed no non,lnt,'; !. now
law to bring France to terms. II f,r As 1
proper to remove the embargo 50 Ia la bel
regards England, provided she re !, rerarJ,
orders and TO continue it so far as 1t feO@ ~,
France until she revokes her decIt' s,c,rJ
it not equally proper to lay it on , n We de-
to france DIS oooi 90 ,rcupd llcl
crees and before Great Britain l' Inr IN:
orders in council? Had this been oD ;ssa,
British orders would never have lucrative
ed. We should have enjoyed a Az. .r' allies,
commerce with Great Britain hsl .esd ct
and her numerous dependencies, ,, ,rs an44
being oppressed By useless enDaFS2 inst:
Napoleon, seeing that his ase With his en:1
of cutting of our commerce, W.T. ~ i. voli1
my, had given her monopoly o o, D rl'
soon have revoked them, anu oa lid. Ac1
ty would have been unlntel'1 ,berehrs, a
csording to this representation ,, en,6afI
that we have gained BY ten mG''' our adrn'I
go is simply this; i has 0r0uS