davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19
January 26.

EORSALE.-and may be seen at the Eagle
u Tavern one of the most elegant pair Of full
bred Bay HoRsEs, that has ever been exhibited
in the City Of Richmond--onc Of them five and
tic other six years old.
Feb. 3 e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19
CASH PRIZE S.

l,OOo 90. 10 consist OF machines foro-
pening off-cast worsted &
open wrought woollcn clo-
thing unto woool, valued
at one hundred dolls. each,
(Patent right includcd) 100000
LEGO do. To consist of rights for :
manufacturing ornament
al mouldings for dwelling
houses and shipping, val,i-
ed 1T fifty dollars each $4,000
s 100000
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
The most vaiua6le Cash Prises from 200 dollars
and upwards, to be determined as. follows:
First drawn number the first ten DAYS drawing
each s 200
Ditto ditto On the succeeding ten days,
Ditto ditto onthe succeeding five days.
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days,
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last days drawing 10, 900
This Lottery wiz positively commence draw
ing OH the twenty third day Of February next and
will be completed in % days at intervals under
the superintendance of Gentlemen appointed by
the Governor, to when approved security hss
been given, for the faithful drawing Of the Lotto
ry agreeably to the scheme. The numbering for
the wheels has so Far progressed under the dircc-
ton of Mr.. James OeDers, to Justify fixing the
dayof drawing. The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank in thirty DAYS after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
delivered to order, on payment of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they will be considered
as forfeited after that time.
TICKETS at one dollar and so cents each, TO be
had OF VIM. Pritchard and Fitzwhylsonn and Pot
Ter.
The price of Tickets will advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Note.--The purchaser or holder Of every ticket,
will be ebtited 10 valuable patent right for ma
nuflcturing Sngo, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides q
chance Of tire many valuable cash prizes.
Jan. ia. (epG)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

II IRBY; DRAKE e. TAYLOR-Have1 Jus.
Ia received by the late arrivals from London <
Liverpool, IN addition to their Fall Assortment,
bale London superfne Cloths and Csssmeres,
30 do: Kendall Cottons, 2 do. Carpets and Car
peting, 4boxes A Irish Linen, / do Diapers,
Lawns and Sheetings. d.,
All of which will be sold low for cash or on
short credit. Dec. Is. Teptfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19
DOCUMENTS

-feeomodnyi,g ;te message oftse President IF the
United States submitted 70 Congress on The 4,h
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

EOR SALE.--The subscriber is des;rrs.s OF
selling his PROPERTY in this City, Ths,
purchaser will be accommodated with time if re-
CURED, on giving satisfactory security x
$50 SAML. GREENHoW.
( October T. lasli.s .s. $3.50, -r,fl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received BIZ the
w ship Herschell from Liverpool, and Calpc
from sIondon, extensive supply OF 5IER-
CH.aNDKZE, suitable to the present and APP.
preaching season, which ne win sell low.
Oct. 10. lE]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

nISSOLUrION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The Qo-partnership Of Taylor & Brown qyas
by mutual CONSENT issoed the 3lst December k.s.
all ersons having claims against tire concern ssiR
aeplyJor settlement to Tames Brown pm. sYho is
authorised to receive all 1,onies due thereto.
I HOMAS T41LOR,
JAMES BROWN, jr.
Riotnsend, Gan. 5, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

ne subscribers having formed a coanecti
Il on in the Grocery line, under the tirn a
BRIDGES e ROBERTSON, they now offer
for sale at their Store the corner of the street
leading TO Byrd's warehouse, and opposite to,
Messfs, Jno ! Robt: Gamble, ir's-AA general
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

THE AUCTION G costNIssiox BUSINESS wiz
IN fuiure be carried by the Subscriber in tho tene
nrfnt heyet9re occupied BY 7ayiOr G. rogp, zphica
tity. Of goods He has on hand to, sale. 6stta 70,
cash and credit large assortment Of Is0GE.
r ES: amongst switch are,
Spears old
Is months do. ANT1GUa RUN,
Neso,
Brown rand loaf Sugar BY the HID and barrel
kn,periai. N1son and 1oung Hysom Teas,
CcGee, Cosniac Brandy,
Rc4nssiVa' Whisksy,
SAT- in sacks,
9 years old Brasil E1ne in hhds.
First qtaAity M11tira in pibes, hhds g or. ea.k,,
Sheyry Wlne, &c. &c &c
A''a quantity Of Dry Gosds suitable FIR the seasor
.TAlfES BROWN, IT,
9aa. S. CfJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

- - 49,
Antigua Rum,
Holland Gu,
Ah pf. Coguiac Brandy,
Raspberry ditto. . ~.
London particular. Ma
dcira Wine, Il. go,
Port, Sherry & Tener-
life ditto.
Best green Coffee, A
Brown s Loaf Sugar,
Best Chocolate, -,
Gun-pow WIDER, I
Imperial, 10
Hyson, ~
Souching, J
IITlssl II ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

ESOR SALE, ID, GOO acres OF LA d in Ken.-
4 awha county, III the forks OF Great Sandy
river sts ~.
$4,000 do in TazeweH county, on the waters :
= Of Clinch river:
10000 do. in tae county of Wythc, on Reed
and Peak creeks:
1000 do. in Randolph county, on the waters
ofCheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres OF Virginia Land Wrarrants
The above will be sold very low. and great ac-
cemIaodauon given in the pay ments.
. To RENT, Brick House, On Shockoe- HILL
in good neighborhood, and possessing: every
accommodation for family.
~ THOS NORVELL.,
: Dec TO- IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

EINRESH TEAS-The subscriber has still on
u hand u few chests and boxes fresh Imperial
and Ye.!nr Hrs;.i. iEss Also, i ~ best
Company Nankeen, with an assortment of Satins,
silks, Gauzes and sewing Silks. Having laid in the:
above articles himself in Canton ne can vouch for
the quality aud can sell them very cheap.
ROBT- h. PACE :
Jan. 10. IT. < T.if)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

aiisSiAS ~ihCa AG
Soap, Candies, - ssr-s
Rice, Spanish Indigo,
Northern Cheese,
Best Spanish Segars,
Hibbert's Porter and
Brown Stout, -.
English, Swedish and
Country Iron, '--.'
Nail and spike Rod,
Picked Salmon, '''''N .
F. F. C,m-pOwder in
Kegs, y : y, /,
Raisins, Almonds. y
Pepper, Ginger,
Queens W are, &c. &c,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-19

'act II G letter from, the barsn de CayonGele
6iIte6 Me,... (LrL GIL. ZOE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Tract of Land,

In Caroline county, sailed the GOOSE PONDS,
lying Immediately on Pamsuky river, contaiaio &
$40 Acres, more or less. The quality OF the
land, the buildings, warer and neishJo;hoUi, rem
ders it an object worthy the atrenion of any
person wishing 10 purcha-e; a crop Of wheat is
sown thereon, and Immediate possession r-il BE
given Terms of sale. one fourth in sra1y mo-
ney, and the balance at the expiration OF twsirc
m an,hs, to be secured BY deed of ,rus. upon
tn land, with \ b,nd and approved security, 20
crr,- interest from the date, if not pdnc,ai!ls
p.si--Also, a, the same lime and place, viii %
~oLi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Deserter.

DESERTGD from the service Of the United
~ Statee. on the 9Th inst. a private in the 5th
Regiment OF Infantry. named Daniel f.. Bed.
ley, 19 years Of age, S fer inches high. dark
Complexion, hazle eyes. and dark hair. He
was Born in Charles Cit7 county, Virginia. and
is a farniet 81 profession. The said Bradley had
on a, the tirne of his deser'ion. the uniform of
Che Uri,ed Sts'es Light Infantry
a REWARD Of ten dollars will be given to any
person WHO will deliver the said de-nrtcr 10 me.
Or TO any officer in the service of the u States.
EDWARD DILLAHD, Capr,
9Th u S. Reg't. Infantry.
November IS. 1903 .e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Virginia, to wiz:


al q Csoncery District Cofsr, held in the
Cics Of rsflicnrsbu-.g RE SRI dry Of Ji1iy.
1909.
Thomas Wilkinson, susyisirr ,,,sb-nd md
administrators Of Alice. his late wife,
daughter Of William Barrett, deceased,
Thomas Hare, surviving ,husband aod
administrators Of his late wife. Mary, a.
mother deughicr cfthe said William Dar-
ret,, Peter Wilkinson and Purifa, his
wife, another daughter of the said Viii.
liam Barrett, Martha 3. Barrett, Marcy
or Ann Barrett, and WilIiam Barrett,
three other children of the said William
Barrett, s. William Hawkins, admins
traitor of John Graves, Pits.
AGAINST
Philip Watkins, Frederick Watkins, Sa-
muel Watkins, Reuben Vaughan & A.
lice his wife, and John f. Bailey. Deft's,
THHE defendant, Philip Watkins, not
Z having entered his appearance and
given security according to the acs Of as
ssmbly and the rules of this court, and Il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an iohabitant cfthis country,
on the motion Of the Pits, By their coun.
sci, IL rs ordered, tina, the said defendant
DO appear here on or before the first day
Of the mex, term, and answer the bin cf
the Pits and that copy ofthih order be
forthwith inserted in one Of the Richmond
newspapers for two months sUccessively,
and posted at the front door ofthe former
capitol in this city.
A cory,
f,,,6ovu Pob;ooo, O. r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented TO the
~ next Genarsl Assembly, praying that
ihc and whereof John M'MurTy died seiz-
I'd, uay be sold for the pa ymens Of hisjust
debt. WIN. OVER ron, Admir-.
Of John M'Murry
harlotte, Oct 10, 1903. sm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
LIND, NEGRoES, STOCK, yc.
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT ~ ,,,e se.t wiz and 'es,a-rent
1 of Benjamin Toer, dec. w ~ Re SOLD,
at public auction, on Tuesday sae 2o'h day Of
December next, is fair, IL no ,he ucxs fsw day,
(and continue from day TO day until all arc soia)
on the premises, iha, valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
For Sale,

Twent, FIVE Tons sr~des AMI American Iron,
Mighty Bundle. Nail Rods,
Eighty Kegs Psint. white, red and yellow.
Twenty-Five Box-s Window glass, 10, III
American and English Powder,
Spanish Indigo,
Pipes by the Box.
Sweet Oil by the Box and Retail,
few Sacks Salt,
Shot of all sizes. with our usual assortment Of
GROCERIES, S,c.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, Nov. Sd. 1905. 2n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

NOTICE is hereby given, thasa petition viii
i Y be presented to the next Assembly, to al
ter the Scxe fixed on by the commissioners Tor
the public building, in the county OF Nelson.
October 18th 1903 tina
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Boarding, Lodging S En-
ferfdlnmenI.

THE subscriber is now keeping bearing house
IN the comuod;ous & conveniently situated
house lately occupiedby Major James Gibbcn, on
ne main street, opposite to Hsrris's brick buid-
fngs, where she will accommodate ladies and gen.
hemsn by the DAY, week, month, quarter or year,
with gcnteel board, lodging and entertainment.
No sxertions shall be wanting On her pcrt. TO give
satisfaction those who will favor her with theis
company.
Anna Byrd.
Richmond, August 8, 1908. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY, used in
depositing stock in the Bank Of Virginia, for sale
al this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
IS Likely Negroes.

Amosg which isa val1Aole b,acksmith--,he stock
of Horsea. CSetle. Hng>, Plantation Utensils, the
orcps o. Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Fodder, &c.
s~ ,vhich twelve MONKS credit viil be given. fer
all SUNS shcvc twenty dorsrs, on receiving bond,
Si,n approved security, 70 csrry interest from
The date. If nor prrcssaily paid, and FIR al Srris
1a:scr twenty doIlays. cssh.--Snd on Tnsssiat
me s:xt;, csas of the sa-c non,h, Will. Be
SOLD. in Hanover Town, ca the premises, the
House and Lot,
In good repsir, wae-eon D.. Christie at present
rss,tce. for which tvelVe months credit will be
,!!o-~et, on he Purchasers giving bond with ap-
pcJved cecrGty, 20 carry interest," from the da,c.
il nct pnncNaily Paid Posr-ssion MAY ee has
., the srs, day OF JsnuAry, I3c9.-3ond cr.tis
Tors may ind it TO ,heir interest 10 attend those
gz.c5.
Matthew Tolcr,
Administrator with the ~ill annexed of
BenjarFn Tbier, dec.
Hanover, Cacser 81. 1879. Nis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Louisa County Court, Oc-
,ol,c- m n 1000
tobcr 10 ii, te0S.

toocr ~ ~ tSVc.
Susanna Davis. PLAINTIFFS
AGAINST In
John Tiseale. James Trevi.'ieu and Ga Schan
nue. Henson. !p-ie-dao,, Gerry.
VIE dsferdsn+,rlohn Tis'ialr, noe h.vi,g en-.
l. tered his appearance ard givea --or,;,1 &C.
cdrdin5 20 the acs Of a~se'nbiy aud ,hc rrlcs or
this cour', and il Appearing to hc s,,isfsc,,on oe
she couri, that he is roe n irhal,i an; or ,b;s
state, on the motion Of e ri1imi.l by her council
1t is ordered. tina, the said d~fcr.an, d, an,,o,.
here on the secoud MONDAY in January .rcx, ana,
ausver the plaintiffs biz: snd that a coov oe
rms order be forthwith inserted IL one oF me
newspapers pr'n'ed IN .ne ci'yrt b'chrond, for
eight weeks successive'y, an. posted ar the s,o,,
door Of the courthouse in tins county on aor,.
court day.
A coDv-Tcs,c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

I'm The motion ofthe plaintiffs by their
~ attorney, and il appearing to the ss.
iislsc,ion of the court, that the defendant,
HudnaIl, is not an inhabiant Of this state,
II IL ordered and dceteed, that unless the
said HudnsII shall appear here on or be-
fore January court next and answer the
biz % he plaintiffs, the court will ;hen pro.
cred 10 take the same for confessed, as to
him, and decree the matter thereof sccor-
dinghy aod that copy of this order be
forthwith published IN some public news.
paper Of tie city Of Richmond for two
months successively, ard another copy be
osted up at the front door of the court
house Of this county.
A copy--Test,
r. Eldyidge jr. d. {.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29


ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber on
An the night of the 18th inst. stout
we'll set negro man called BILLY, alias
BILLY LEWIS; he is about five feet
six or seven ioche, high, native of the
Eastern shore of Maryland, cloathed with
fur ha', large crown and small brimI
a long grey coat snuff coloured round
Jacket, blue pair Of panialoons; also, a
light co'oured pair of velvet panta!oons, a
red striped and a mixed homeopun waist.
coat, and several pair Of aew coarse shoes
The said negro was for some time con.
iiocd in the Jail Of this city, has bsen ac.
cu'tonncd TO sea-laring life, and may en-
deavor 10 pass as free man: when spo.
ken 10, he has down look, With smiling
countenanc: and quick delivery. Who
ever will dcliver the SAID slave, or ap2re..
bend and confine him in any Jail, so that
| recover him again, shall receive the a.
boye reward with all legal costs.
HENRY METTERT.
Richmond, l9th May, 1906. 2
P. 8. Masters of Vessels md Others are
forewarned from conveying said slave ont
OF this state. or harboripg and employing
HIM under the penalties of the law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
IN. Poindexter. &C


M + the subscribers, Judges or the (;cn-
w erai Court, have pursuant to law Al
lotted the Judges OF the respective Dis,rict
Archibald Stuart, esqrs. to the Distr;c,s &c
Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia cc,r,
house John Tyler and Paul Carrinq:o -
esqrs. to the Districts of Richmond. Pese;.s'
burg, Brunswick courthouse and Snff,lt
Richard Parker and Edmund Winston,
esqrs. to the Districts of Prince Fdw,rS
courthouse, Franklin, Washington cour,
house, and the Sweet Springs in Botetonr,
county; Joseph Prentis and William Mel
son, e:qrs. to the Distr'c's of Nor,humber.
land, King * Queen, Williamsburg and Ac.
comack courthouses.--And Francis r
Brooke and Hugh Holmes, esqr-. to S,aun.
ton, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and
Haymarket districts at the next succeeding
terms thereof.
Witness our hands and seals this 11th
day of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and eight
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Notice.

4 LII persons indeb ed TO Robert TiH,
IN dec. and Hill and Read, ls,e of New
Canton, and William Hill of New York,
either by bond, no;e, b1cI. account, or
otherwise, are hereby requested to make
arrangements for settlemen, of the same,
On or before fst January, 1909, eilh
Noncris7e fiH, adm'r.
to Robert Hill dec. or
Charles Oakisy.
New Canton. O@ leO8. wllJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
ALBAN GLPlN, Trustee
Powhatan oct. ooh, 1903. IDS

II IftN ~ az rom me e.bsGn.-ss, Irc 1sl a 10.
h gusti last, a Negro Fellow EDMUND, Shs
has a pre',y general acquaintance. and well
known ioc,ine5 IN be ofa yollowish complexion
has Sigh scar on one Of hi, checks, % years Of
age, feet or 8 inches high, to'erable 1Ioui,
active. bony fellow, sloop s. ouldered. MS mouth
and Iips are large and prominent he is aocu to-
rucd 20 the management Of yousg horses and is
a carriage diver lie was purchased cut Of
PAGES estate, near Hanover Town, 10 or IL year,
ano--pi cyious 20 that period, be had been hire6
by PAIL Thiman. dec. and used TO tain borses.
IL Is eanjccs1red he is gone 70 that par Of the
copntry--He is we'll acquainted in Richmond
and Mancseser I viii give Twenty Dollar
for his delivery, or Ten for lodging him in any
fail BESIDES what the law allows
Ed DILLON.
Pyiecs Edward, 24'h Oet. 1903 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

JOS. Prentis, (SeaN
Jno. Tyler, (SeaD
VIM. Nelson, (SeaD
Robt. White, jr. (Seall
Paul Darlington, jr. (SeaO
Francis I. Brooke, (ScaO
Published by order of the Judges.
4w WILSON ALLEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

~f'a C1oneery District CoIsr, held in the
Cicp Of rfiatcnrsbu-.g the SRI dry Of Juiy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
20 Dollars Reward.

November IS. 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-25

Iders. after the pretext Tor theu,
had ceased 10 render collisions
with the United Stafes inevitable.
!. 10 every point Of view. these.
fore, itis 80 clearly the sound poll.
ey Of France 10 rescind % much
lot her DEGREES Is trespass on neu.
trail rights, and particularly 70 Be
the 6rs, in taking the rne,rograds
step, that il cannot Be unreasona.
BILE TO EXPECT that Il will he i'm.
media,sly taken. - :.
"In whatever degree the French
government may be led to change
It's system, youwill lose no time
in transmitting the information 70
this department. and to Mr.. Pink.
ney; and BY hired conveyance, il
necessary. A correspondent in
s,ruction i given 90 Mr.. Pinkney,
/" Il Is OF the greater impor.
lance, that Won should receive
from each other the earliest notice
Of any rclaxations, a.. each 60.
vernment il under, a pledge to
follow snch an example by the o.
ther. And it il not Of less inn.
portanee that the president or
congress should bs acouaiu,ed
with the facts, that the proceed.
inRs here NAV Be Accommodated
to them.
"That you NAV know the
grounds on which the British or.
ders of November. have been ar.
raiiened by this royernmen. / en-.
close a7copy of ,he answer to Mr..
Erskine's note Communicative
them. a COW ofthe mote beinp 81.
q eneIose.i-~'
aThe other ,,Seun.,,. som.
mduica,ed. win bu, Won in fnil
possession of the relations of N.
fIn;t,a s,.,e. ,.;,h Rr;,,;,' a. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-25
congregational istsisnr.,
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
November IL. 5.


On motion Of Mr.. Newton, theeemrnit-
tee on military and nSval affairs was N
striosed to enquire into the expediency Of
authorising the president to engage m i'd.
ditionA pulnkerof scamcn. TheyS4re ut
present bit 100 provided for by law.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Blackledge Is t@s 49,
Resolvsd, That the committee Of CON-
merce and manufactures be instructed to
enuasEe INTO the expedieAcy Of authorizing
the prc s.dcnt of the United States to EN-
ploy an additional number Of revenue clt.,
tets, and that they hayef leave TO report
by bin or otherwise-Eatried.
Erir.. Mumford offered The following
resolutions s - - -. .. * l.: -. =
ResoiSea, That the act laying IN embar-
go Oh all ships and vessels N the pcrts ana
Rarbours Of the United States and the
several acts supplementary, thereto, Be
Immediately repealed 10 far as to permit
Ire yessels ofthe United States TO clear
out for countries not object TO the French
DEGREES or British orders Of council. "a :.
This resolution was refeFrcd 10 the
same Eohlmittee with those offered last
week on the same subject. r
The Speaker observed, there was no
business before the house except the order
Of the day on the resolution for thelrepeal
Fofthe embargo Law. ,s...gss o. r. q
M. Ckiftendes y j., AS the haass have
made call for information which win
probably have bearinson this subject.
and d, come gentlemen have exPressed a
wish to seeis before they vote On the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-25

itrsnsu;. BY NJ, ice ]. po.las lie ~ s
kside.lt alesssg< s. tii1 6sk ilstsat. aidths
kdocuments Nilish aeeumpanied Il. va.
Iread Z tl6fd time. ma pAssed I, o.
Mr. CkifseAta, called Tor tie order 81
the dry On The resolalion offered 81 him
o. Thmsday lasL FRA repesl of ne diE
terent elnbWRO Laws. i W.
Mr.. Smile, laid ks was 81 op;nion III,
the house, throughout this business Nd
pursued an irregular course. itwas wei
known they had q select committee,. n
whom Was referred aE business touching
our foreign relations. 10 that COMMITTEES
this resolution ought "a 20. He Therefore
moved that the committee Of the whole
be Discharged from the fasther considera.
hon ofthesubltct, with sg.view, should
prevail, tcmove arefefeaee Of Il 10 IN.
select committee which lie hid specified,
The speaker said the lni1.ion would NOT
ssssperccie that Of The gentleman from
On going into . committee ofthc whole
On Mr.. Chittenden's resolution. discns-
siosi was called for, and only THIRrY.oss
rose IN favor Of It The call was there.
fore refused. = =, - n j
. Mr.. Cook 9aercd resolution to he
following eject: :, =.
Received, That the at hyine m cInbar-
80 On al ships and vessels d the ports and
harbours of the qaife4 States, and TIE
several acts supplementary thereto, bere-
peaked, % far as 70 permit ycssels AZ he
United States 10 clear out fbr my mort or
place not subject % the decFees Of France
or the British orders in council and THAT
THE ctItxENs or FMS uNirEp
STATEs m: PERMfTrIn TO ARM AND
xouP THEA MERcHANf vEssELs, YoR
TINE PuRPose or DERIHpINSiTHEM A.
oAISsr FREHciI AND BRITIsH onuf.
TIERS, wREN RouNp TO ANY roar on
PLACE NoT ACTUALLY. ISvrsTkp on
BLocEApEp. ~ 49,. -, III
Mr.. Elliott observed, that the iirst pasf
Of the resolution was algeady referred on
The motion Of the gentleman from New.
York, lMr. Mumford.} :: =.
Mr. Cook consented TO omit The first
That part Of the resolution printed in
Capitals was then referred to tie commit
tee oEthe whole house 70 whom has been
referred Mr.. chittenden's resolatioi..
Adjourned. Il
THURSDAY. Nov. II. -:
Mr. Liveyrnore presented the petitions
ofbctween four and eve thousand Of The
qualified votes ofMassachusetts, prayine
for = repeal Of the embargo laws. Re.
ferred 70 the committee Of the whole
house, to whom was referred Mr.. Chit
tendensa reaoiutior- = = 7zPT~
Nopefn5ey I8. = -,
The horse sDere esssgei os prioate or ua.y
intsScstiW bEtiasss, anfil kalf afsar tueipe..sii
They fhea resa!gcl ttessseIoes into 4 eo,a.
tliitee 81 the sukoLe on tke biH abrsdriaS the
pew1s Of Territorial seoznoss. TSis 6iui
takes t1emthe Tsystoriai geVerssrs tke bo,v.i
er 5PreregEiag and dssoisisH tAe asses..j
t.is:. Lts tassase ssas seeasea By lzsssys.
5iee and Irose andfsabpossei b. M.
Psiaassser. TIE ,cesaatiftse yeSortsd bro-
srsss--aad ssrs rsfs.ea isase % IL egais.---
NJ. 1Iose then moved ./or. al. isdrfsist
festpsaemeas sftkF bfK on tkis ,sotfon
~. RsinasssS saiissf ar M nd ma.
Ihey sseSe--ltes 5z-Nses So. 800
Tie assss then a9;Oarasi III .Maaday. :.