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SALT AFLOAT.
The CASso afths brig Only Son, eGh.. NICK
etscsg fr5a, Boston

The CAsso afhs brig Only Son, eeh.. RICK
erScsg iron, Boston
CONSISTING OF
5000 bushels coarse liverpool Salt,
5000 Us Green Coffee,
so ar CASKS Malaga WING,
500 reanls Wrapping faper,
10 barrels Fail A:ackareii,
8 trunks ladies Morocco Shoes < Slip
pers of superior quality,
8 trunks do. mems coarse and fine
Shoes.
also IN Store,
40 laogshesis retailing Molases,
Is puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
pipes Holland Gin,
Coglliac Brandy,
go barrels No ! Beef,
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
100 do Brown Soap,
SO do. Chocolate,
5000 Sides Red Soai Leather,
90 tons ST Petersburg Hemp,
100 pieces Ravens Duck,
bales Negro Cotton,
Ia eases otton and Wool Cards,
500 pair Ladies Shoes and Slippers, Ola SUI
|.perior quality,
200 pair Mems Coarse Shoes,
/ caskl Lemon juice.
Lawrason s. Fowle.
| October 81. COW
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FOR SALE.

Gaesoard the sloop Juliet, Captain Fowler,
from Newport, now lyiag at Hartshorne s 5
wharf
Squantity of excellent Rhode
|Asnl Potatoes, Grrening Apples, Cider
Eeesse, Onions, New-England Rum, &c.
|aaapiy on board, or to
John 6. Laid,
Noveynher q
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clifton TO MS ctOCK,
IND OFFERS F0R zSALE,
20 hogsheads, st and I'd quality
90 barrels MnSegpado Sugars.
1000 h. Green Coffee
8 10 tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles
Is bags ciean heavy Pepper.
so 10. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpctrc.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowden Imperial, Hyson, YOU hg Hy-
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Teas,
in qual ter chests. boxes and cannisters-mo
of which are equal iii quality to any ever Ina.
ported.
Port, MarsaIs, Sherry, Lisbon, Tene
rife, and Malaga Wines.
Z A few cases Medoc Claret.
Jamaica, Windward- Island, and Northc:a
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Cou6t,y Gin.
|. Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Nolasses, Havana Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar. Is
Best Florence Oil IN bottles and TASKS.
|. Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves Cassia, Pr.
ncn;o,. Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raislns, Almonds,
.Currants, Nader, Alum, Copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandy wine
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, cayendish ara
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Eeipers
| CARROTS, and HamiIton's Snuff, Writing and
-. Wrapping, Paper, Playing Cards, Bed 1oras,
Leading Lines, &c. &cs.
October is.
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Sa!ss at Vsndue.

a. every Tuesday and Friday,
-. HILL BE SOLD
8. re ycnduc Store, corner Of Prince and
- ~ Water streets.
fVe,:sty Of Dry Goods, Grossr'es, sc.
: e.,t,calsrs Of which will be expressed in
IS hills Of the day--All kinds OF goods
~ ar: on limitation and the prices OF
rs;eh re established, can at any time be
s. .,Sa,l and purchased at the lowest Limitation
p. G.. Marsts'ler, v. NJ.
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November Q.
FOR SALE,

TON OIL Ley
% Shares Of Potomac Bridge Stock.
10 do. Alexandria and Washington Roao
tao.
? DO. Little River Turnpike Road DO.
= DO Marine Insurance clio.
belonging to the estate of John Ipaffs.
r. /. Taylor, Exy.
oe,cL.r Z sotf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
Lust EUeni,lg's Null.
house or REPRE8EN7A7IYES
THURSDAY, Dec. 81.

The bill supplementary TO the act laying an EN-.
barge was discussed in the House, wnen, about I
O'Clock, on motion OF Mr. Randolph, it was post.
poned
Mr.. RaadoLbh then rose for the purpose of ma
krg motion, < giving information to the House
which lie had Just received This was a d,ty
which he owed not only to himself but to the en-.
.ghtcncd and independent fceholdcrs VIII, o.,o
him seat on this floor, and to the country Al
large Within few days information had been
Pu' into has possession, Of q nature and ON n sub.
Ject winch ne deemed it proper for the constitu
cd authority to enquire into. Had tins informati-
On come earlier into his possession he should not
al now have delayed giving it publicity H.
would first state certain facts, and those ia Is
would be the ground Of his motion, ON which he
should oher no argument MIR. r. then read the
iOiiOwing documents
IRANSLArIOV.
In the galley thc Victoria, Bernardo Molina
"a fon, there have been sent 10 Don V,rccnt
foich, nnc thousand SIX hundred and f,rtt dollars
winch sum, without making the least use oft ,o,,
vii mold 1t my disposal to deliver il al the mo.
incnt taat 'p orderIna be presented TO Won b,
he American general, Don James VIII mso1
zoo preserve you mdny years.
"eS-c/leans, 2Jh Tan. 1896.
VIC bF.ss ~ CARo&prLET.
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HUNG tn Romano capeto

HIc mgr eSt---
MessrS Editors-I have a motion
To drop hinttO yould-be- Junius PHOCfON-
Snort and tersc,
And really, in very pretty doggrcl verse,
Suited to th'occason--
slight abrasion
Or scrape,
From the lnuckles of an APE:
Trust me, slrs, we cannot say Of HIM,
As did old Parson Horne,
OF JUNlUS (that sharp thorn)
opus SHpeyabat materienl.
And LUCIUS too,
A word to you,
Pray let alone Judge Marshall,
Your t;dl> is scurrilous and trash-alI,
" The SUBJECTS much TOO high ior thee to take
III hard =
Put by McNally, Hawkins, Coke,
" Go hnd OF LAW your lost horn-book,
Or cultivate your land
Pray, srs, may ask without offence
Is TINS same LUCIUS, Common Sense?
Or straddie Pole
Or both coiie"gued- cheek by jowl?
-Granted--so every one bcheI cs-
Then verify Ii brings to mind,
a fact to which those lnfdes are blind)
The CRUCiFlXION 'twIxttv Us :
1t nothing else viii stop TIA abuse
Pray let me recommend th'AIHUS','
pretty vegetable diet,
For some noisy Fowls,
(MIst.tke me not-I don't mean Owls,)
And ever makes them quiet
HrHUSA synapium fools.p arsley--noxious
onlyto Geese.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
ViUe la BapateHe.

We are no enemies TO a attLe fun and joke,
thoUSh they should be from our holiticaL
adVerSarieS md at our ozvn eIhence-IHe
best sue can say Of the .f0lLozving doggreL
hnes, rs, that they conan a httLe hum0ur,
some rhyme, 6ut no reason.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

ISSOLUT1CN or CO-PARI,NJ RstIrp
- THE C2Payta r5hib NJ r ylor {. Jyo.yu sg,s
b. mutual c,Hser, HgsoiUel the 31st Dec.,,, w Ist
~ feysoas hdUia CT inns agai ST the 20 s.y1 zgW
oPp,1tor settlement to Jam brown. 7,bo IL
d"thofiSet to receive all maui .iue tleyet,
1HlHfS r. 1LoP,
TdlTEJ BROWN, n.
Richmoad. 1an ), 1893
LIE Auction & CoNuGss1o~ Il ,srvres s,;,y
~ J1fWe be c1yriei on b. the Su.se, ba i, III, ave-,
nteHf h@eff fire ocCnpet By Tagioye, By,zvg ,,ljcb
. 'oell ca calatea for The yecebfiou # n kqyye ,,
Hv u Sood. He has on kaai far salp, lo.L lar
et,d mi on Il credit, large assortment IF GRDCE.
RIES: Anso1sst -0lich are,
FL + s.'@'i IL q, 1sr1ou1 Run.
Bro'0n and loqf Sugar by the hid aqfba,ysL
Ln6Tial, H,soa and 1otgg Rysaa Tsas,
.eBee, Cog0iac Braai,
FennYlvaHia WtiSkey,
5.glf IN SACKS,
gye.Vs nil By1sV Vine in hhl;.
ffySf qaaliy AiA terra IN pipes, hhas. G. ar caol,.
5Helry WiIe, l-c Go e..
I'D qa~..y u DLy Csg4s oyitqbie fer n. ,,o.,,
f.-H15 brCJyN, H..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

q I - .,s~F
IN passing slc s.vsr a, o.: nicss I, re.4.icSg,
there are none &c which stroag object: o..s may
net be made 81. The Embargo was lad
1or two purposes; Ist. to gather in oui. co;,,-
nerciai capital which was on float at the
time OF the attack. on the Chesapea se...-
z. AS a measure of coercion a,,Iinsr both BOW
ers by Withholding from their West hldis.
possessions provision and lumber. The frst
ootect mas eeen answered. The want OF pa
triotisn on shepait OF our citizens. and the
extent OF our seaboard have pre- vented, affair.
experiment as to the second ol,ject--and its
lotuie success IS rendered extremely doubt
inl from The same Causes. To cling TO it TOO
a. permanent measure, and oppose no ,nher
species qf resistance would uitinatcly de-
stroy oar navigation and commerce Us eifec-
ITALY as the DEGREES. ~
+ .. A partial repeal with self armed vessels
the DEGREES of England aud France include
the whole contingent of Europe. Sweden ex-
cepted for the purpose therefore of {, trade
unimrortant to the u. States, It's safety anst
honour would be committed to our sea cap
tains--on WHOM it would depend whether
win either or with both these powers we
should be involved. 1t renders too the emf
oargo useless by increasing the means for e.
vadngit. }'r.
5. general suspension of intercourse with
rance and Englaiid---without letters OF
nar'.ue IL is AIDING new provisions to the
cnbarso--with letters of marque it is war
i6ainst England and France and their depen-
denotes Including the whole civilized world:
Our injuries and our feelings would justify this
cou'se.-Perhaps however prudence might
tor the present point to total nom intercourse.
without letters of mai'que which ought to
precede war or any measure which will GER
ta produce it. -. =
am interrupted and can proceed no far
ther-this sketch will L e: &C., . .,,,,,
your attention othe serious situation in which
we stand-to SO back impossible-to stand
as we are, useless and against the public
sentiment; to progress produces war-ar-
rays 6 millions of people against 100 millions
which probably the countries in alliance Will,
and dependent on England and France may
contain.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22
MARYLAND ELFcr1ou

The election fer Electors took place in
Maryland on the 18th Inst. =, :. -
EdwardJohnsoa. John Johnson and Tobi-
as T.. Stansbury, were elected of the two
former from the district composed of Balti-
more q Annapolis cities, the county of Anne
Arundie, and part of Montgomery-the lat
Ter from the district containing Baltimore
county. They will vote for James Madison
as President, and George Clinton as Vice
President of the u. States.
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BALrIMohy November "a

november lS.
sc Maryland federal ~
;, IL IS now reduced to n certainty, that general
robert Bowie, col. Na,h. Rochester, Or. John
Iyier' Edward Johnson, John Johnson, Onward
n. veazey, Richard T. Earle, Tobias f. STAINS.
bury, and col. Perry Spencer, are elected cleo.
Tors OF President and Vice President for the Cd,
% 4th, 5th, 9th, 9TH, and 9Th distrcts-all of
%hlch are pledged to vote for James Madison as
President, and George Clinton as Vice presi.
Neit. from the lstand Cd districts there is no re.
turn nutfrom the circumstance ofthe inhabitants
Oh lhese two districts being so remote from places
"hsre democratic newspapers are printed, and
scarcely any circulated in the six counties, tits
expected that these two electors will vote for
Si'g, Pinkney, Luther Martin, or any other
person except James Madison Thus Maryland
has Shown to her sister states gskat the Ssrtiients
81 hT patriotic citizens are on the subject of the
embargo or tribute. Pray, Lawyer jacob, where
are inc eight federal votes that sycye 10 ). given in
maryland Are they, like Dean Swift's eclipse,
f'stfened til another day Lord how LAWYERS
are givento ng....WAiy.
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ron THE ENQUIRER.
70 JAMES MADISON, ESQ.


10 that pure praise grateful nation breatbes,
Inc Muse shall strive to join unsullicd
wreathes;
And hapy singing to thy virtuous name,
Acquire herselfa partial share of fame.
NO other reconpence can e'er be blown
by fortunes gales upon bard unknown.
What tho the pride of despotism tow'r.
III all the whirlwind of delirio,s pow'r,
And Boldly rushing in it's bleeding course, :
The test of justice make unfuriate force
Prineval reason yet can boast thy pen,
TO shield the rights of Nations ,n1 OF men
truly TO paint aggression's wanton flame,
AND add to criinsonwar the blush of shame
Come, Retrospecton thro' the Inists of time. y
Pourtray the patriot, who with soul sublime
Has never bent nor how'd TO pow'r,
NOT lett has country in her needful hour;
Has necr deserted freedoms sacred cause !;
Nor lent his suffrage TO ,inrighteous laws,
Wlis long admr'd, BELOVED, has stood
Chiet OF the wise, and first among the good
oft has the halls OF istnihg senstes runc,
With the soft sapisnce oftI,y duIcet tongue.
Thy simple virtue bafficd all the arts
Intrigue had nurtaF'd IN corrupted hearts.
And taught the minions of despotic lords
To feel tlic worth integrity affjr,ls.
But yet, how great, how brilliant was thy lot
The man, the patriot never was forgot.
o /. fitted to succeed a nations pride,
Who long the tlorny path OF pow'r has try'd
And TO the harbour ofhi age now bears
The grateful tribute Of a thousand prayers
May you, like him, the helm of Office steer,
And guard Columbia with parents care
And urge like him, by wisdom to retire
OBTAIN that parents name, thy last desire. Z! I.
PIERRE.
Election of Electors, from OzT1cIAL Returns
ornsxya 81 al.
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E&trdcf efd lefter/rom member ef Con
g~tSs, dufcd
WAsntNcroN. rIoN. 16. fa

WAsHTECTo How 16, 1908.
e may now consider it certain that nci-
tier England or France win recedc from
their DEGREES and orders. Among ihc Re
publican mambers cf Congress, but one sen
timent exists on the subject Ct these DEGREES.
All unite in the opinion that sulnis sion would
be surrender of the honour, interests. and
independence Of the nation. Some shades of
difference at present exist as to tic course
which ought to be pursued. Among the va
RIOTS opinions are the following:
j. An adherence 10 the embargo with new
provisions.
2 ~ partial repeal and a commerce with
seri-armed vessels, with tho powers not al
fected by the DEGREES of England and France
.. general suspension of intercourse with
England and France with or without general
letters OF martrc and repr.saL,
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temfts FOR the, establishnenv of domestic
H''l'.'sSacsnres,--'fi,escl duties might yiel.s
0iie's.i, OF consolation {, ; ae Eastern States
amidst tic gloom. of tax es The prospc
rity OF their manufactures would he some
compensation TO them for the loss OF their
trade. sHs ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

- The federal prints of Boston state that
rev Hampshire has chosen federal electors
his Information is doubtful.
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NEw-HAMPsH1RE ELEcTioN.

Returns from 76 towns in New Hampshire
give the republican ticket for Electors, e,4S3
federal ticket, 6,235. The republican
gam since the election in August, is 1907 =!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

To6erf Hri3ht, esq.is reelected Govern
OF OF Maryland, without opposition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

Mr.. Canning once protested against blen-
ding the affair of the Chesapeake with most
relevant subject, the imprisonment of our
linen. How consistent is this British states
man lie has now thought proper to blend il
with the orders Of council to which they have
not the Smallest affinity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

When ,i;cy have traniple,l those laws ,inSler
'oc,t "-io appeal to them wonld. be HE
rally appealing to the dead"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

u We earnestiy request orr Sn5scribers
70 transmit their arrears By the 4Nemders
f The Nssrmbty.--Yhe npses are nor a Hftie
Ha,,d with us.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

MI be offered fos sale on the 29th inst
w a. TIE residence Of Mr. Rice Graves, in
Louisa, if teir, IL not the next fair day, several
likely young hCROFS, stock Of CATTLE
ana SHELF, 'hgee HORSES, several Beds and
Fafniare CASH will be required for all sums
&c N 1o:hrs and under--for all sums sb0vc ten
irs' twelve months credit will be given
n"aJs Nth approved security will be rrquircd OF
~ rj'ch.ser, t-csiIy interest fromith date {.
''"t s9eiesi.. p.ad.
JOHN GRAvESJ Trustee.
49, - lMTI
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IS Cornties to be heard from.

Commandment Mr.. Edward C.. Davis, who
was candidate before the Executive Council,
VIII also be candidate before the Gen Assem-
bly, for the appointment of Register of the Land
Office. Mir ID. has for some time been chief
Clerk in that Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-22

WuL be cold. to the liigbest bidder, at the
~ Sdw-Mill of Capt. Ben Johnson, decd. of
Iienrico county, GA Wednesday the 5Oth inst. a
large quantity of PINK well assorted also.
some i1OGS, and muy other things too tedious
10 rrcntior.--Credit viii be given the purchasers
"9iil taie 25tl, of October next, by giving bond
wl't approved gecudty, with interest from the
date, but the interest will be RENTED if punctu.
ally paid tor all s,ifns above ten dollars, and for
ten and under, cash will lie required by
MT. PERKINS,
fa1riHispdtor of
BENJ. JoHNSOM, Dee'L
E0v. - rTt1
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FOR TIE Enquirer.
o ID E.,
FOR TIE VOLUNTEERS.
And shall Impcrious Britain nozr.

And shall Impcrious Britain nov,
Presume To check the Eagles fight
And proudly hope that we shall bow
To the stern mandate of her lawless might
Let every heart indignant glow
Graspd be the shield the sword ! the
spear
Let Europe's naughty Despots know,
To conquer those who know not fear
Is far removed beyond their boosted poweri
Far, as Cimmeridn darkness from the hoon.tidc
hour.
Midst minglng storms of death and blood,
Unawed, unmoved, our Fathers stood,
Firm IS the rock amid the roaring main
Degenerate then. less firm, shall we
Resign our Freedom, on the Sea
Resign, without q struggle TO maintain
Grasp d be the sword the spear the shield
Let every heart united glow
a band of Hrothers take the field,
Prepared To meet our ancient foe,
And, should injustice still on us he hurl'd,
Prepared to sweep them from the WESTERN
world.
And cans't thou, Albion, be so vain,
AS think that Sre shall own thy sway,
Or ever dare to hope again,
That aught could Freedoms Sons dismay?
ASK Euta' Springs
BE Pacolet Impressed,
Where Victory towering spread her Eagle
wings,
And beam'd effulgcnt on the Pstriots crest;
ASK Bunker's bloody summit, that b1hcld
Ahy brsYest Warriors press the en,angtined
field; =
Ask York and Saratoga that npe'd thy fates,
Ask 'lrtuous glorious MeadI-soIe Cause OF
envious hate
Grasp'1 be the sword the spear the shield
Let every breast with arclor burn
A Spartan PhaIanx, take the field
And Europe's lawless mandates spurn-
Lo! from the earliest time, twas heavens de-
cree,
These states should be, and be ofright, sole,
sovereign, free.
SEDLEY.