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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
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R0USE or REPRESENTATIVES
DG9ATE on The bfNf0r the classification "
The Niifia ofthe UHifed States.

m USE or RRPR ESR.YV4TTVRS
DEBATE on The bfYfor he classification NJ
the -Nthfia ofthe United States.
TUESDAY, jan 10.
In committee of the whole, Mr. Helms in
tho Ch.ir.
The first section being read as follows {:
"That all the militia of the u. :. liable
to co duty, over twenty-one and under
years OF age, shall be deemed and held in
reqnisition, and called the junior class OF
militia. And the President OF the u States
shall bc, and he hereby is authorised, on
the APPEARANCE Of national danger, TO order
out the same or any part thereof, TO any
part of the u. S. or their territories, for
nos more than one whole year at any one
time And whcnsOevcra part of the SAID
junior class shall, by the Prcsldcn, of the
u. s. be called into actual service, such
call shall commence with those that are
lowest in number, as 10 age, first, and SO
IN rotation the same shall not be compel
led Sto DO duty second time until the
whole of the said junior class shall have
served one tour and when called into the
actual service OF the u. 5 they snail be ar
med and equipped by the u. >. For this
purpose two hundred thousand stand oil
arms complete, shall be deposited III such
places as the Presidest of the u. ). shah
direct, and whatsoever the whole, OF amy
part of the said junior class of militia, shall
be called into actual service by the Il. $.
and shall be armed and equipped by the
same, it shall be lawful, and they, and each
of them, are hereby permitted TO retain the
said arms and acsoutrcments, as their own
properly, any law to the contrary notwitb-
lstandng"
Mr. NJ. Clay said 1t was necessary to fill
! the blank in the first section, before they
proceeded any farther, and it was incum-
bent on those who were friends 90 this pro-
/ ject TO shew that there were defects in the
militia law as it now stood and ii they
could prove TO the House, that the system
offered was better than the Old one, he pre-
sumcd therc could be no objection 20 the
bill under consideration. At all events he
wished gentlemen 70 take a serious view of
the subject it was great national questi-
on on which the salvation of the country de.
Ipcnded. He would ondeavor 20 bring for
ward the best testimony that could be had
to prove that the present system was defec-
| tive, and he hoped he should be able 20 do
it,
will commence, said Mr. G. with the A.
ldoption of the constitution under which we
are now acting We find that President
! Washington always kept titis subject in the
view OF the national legislature this shew,
that there was something in his opinion &c
do, ii was not his buisncss Co tell as what
It was, hnt ours to hnd out. Ii rentlemcf
will take up the Presidcntai commnicati.
ons from the commencement OF the govern
Iment, thoy VIII find that the subject ha'
bccn un 'lrmly recommended by each sue
ccssiys President of the 4 $. to che prcsen
lume. state tllis ass s.sons evidence IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
Richmond Academy

FOR FEM ALE EOUCA TION.
TINE superintendent of this institution
begs leave To inform the public that
the AGA lemy is now open for the recep.
ton of Pupils in large and convenient
house on he highest part OF Shockoe.hlll,
the situation ofwhich IS remarkably plea
SAINT aud healthy.
The young ladies who board with her
are furnished with gen.eei and comIorta.
bic accommodations, Gocluding washing)
at tie rate offortY.fiyc p,uuds per annum,
payable quarterly la advance but the rnlc,
which required, that pupils seat 10 the y
cademy by persons not residing IN this CT
ty should board and lodge with her, has
been rescinded, for the purpose of giving
choice to those having friends cr relatl-
ons in town, with whom it may be desira.
bic for them to- reside,
She has now procured female assis~
TAM. Of respectable character, and IL her
opinion. well qualified to teach English
Rramma;icaliy, whose constant attention,
together with her own, TO the duties OF her
school. and to the care and superintend
ance Of her pupils. she iatters herself VIII
be conducive to their happiness aud i'm
provcmcnt.
In order TO promote those important OBJ
jects, the trustees have resolved that two
OF their own body shall be designated as
committee for each month; aud that one
or both oe them, shall visit the academy,
at least once a fortnight, and examine into
the conduct OF herself and her assistant,
and Of the other teachers, and make a
monthly report of the state Of the instrtu-
ton resolution which she hopes will
produce the mos, beneficial consequences.
The annual prices oi instruction, (Which
are payable quarterly in advancc) are the
following - for reading and writing I'm.
glish, Arithmetic, and needle work, 90
dollars Geography and History, IS dol
lars the general principles of Na'ural and
Moral Philosophy aud Natural History,
dollars the French language, 30 dol
lars Music, 20 dollars Dancing, 20 dol.
lars and Drawing, 90 dollars ;--Eyery
young lady may attend all or any Of the
teachers, at the pleasure OF her pdren, or
guardian, except that 10 pupil is TO BE-
taught Music, Dancing or Drawing, with
out being also instructed IN some one OF
more Of the branches other OF Education
taught IN the Academy.
ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, Feb. 18Th, 1908. wsi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
[Fom Dollars Per A,nun,-Paida in il, Adsance.l
LoAx-orSIes, STATE oryirgima,
June s, 1907.


NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
y formity with the provisions Of the act
supplementary to the act, intitued An
act making provision for the redemption
of the whole Of the public debt of the u
nited States," books will be opened at the
Office of the commissioners of loans for the
state of Virginia on the first day of July
next, TO continue open until the seventeenth
day of March, 1903, inclusively, the FOUR
teen last days of each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
FOR such parts of the old six per cent. de =
ferred six per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, az may, on the day of subscription,
stand on the books of the said commissi-
oner of loans.
Those proprietors of the old six per cent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
will receive in lieu thereof new six per
cent. stock, equal To the unredcemed a.
mount of the stock surrendered, redeema-
Bile at the pleasure of the United States,
under a proviso however, that no rem
bursement shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
OF stock, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the p,oprictors of the three
per cent. stock who may subscribe, willre-
ceive i'll lieu thereof, a six percent. stock,
equalto sixty-iive per cent. of the amount
of three per cent. surrendered, redeenia-
bic in the same manner as the new six per
cent. aforementioned, butnot remburSable
however, without the assent OF the hold
erS, until after the whole Of the new SIX
per cent Given III exchange for old six
or deferred a abovementioned) as well as
the. whole ofthe eight per cent. stock of the
United States, shall have been reimburS-
I'd. 1t is also provided that in every REIN
oursement which may take place, pre-
ference will be given To those creditors who
may notify their wish 10 be reimbursed I;
and that If the applications to that effec
shall at any time either exceed or fall
short of the sum then applicable 10 than
purpose, the priority of payment shall, so
far as may be necessary, be determined by
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part of Europc, and may assent TO that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruing on the new stock, Ell
ther in the United States as heretofore, or
in London, or Amsterdam, atpar: IN which
last case the interest will be paid there by
the bsnkcrs of the United States, six
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would be payable iii the United
States and subject TO no variation; nor to
any other deduction than a commission to
the bankers, of one half per cent. ON the
interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
Commissioner OF Loans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
NOTE.


Proprictors of 1000 dol
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, subscrib-
ed before the LIST Oc-
toJer, 1907, will be
entitled 70 receive, 649 90 OF new six.
of subscribed between
the 1st October, and
S1st Dec. 1907, 644 81
# subscribed between
the LIST January and
18th March, 1908, GIG o3
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the LIST October,
1907, will be entitled
TO receive, SIS 70
If suDNcribed between
the Ist October, and
31st Dec. 1907, 853 90
If subscribed between
the LIST January, and
17th March, 1903, 831 10
Being tho unTedeemed amount of the old
stock on the 1st July, and October, 1907,
and lst January. 1903, respectively.
Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent
stock will be entitled to receive $50 dol
lars OF new six.
won p. Com'r. Loans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
MO1ice.

V1HAT the following articles, manufactured
( at the Pen,sn,iary. win the prices thereto
annexed, ave constantly kept for sale &c the store
Of Nicholas HUiim, agsn, fos the common
wealth, few % vrs above the Swan Tavern
in the city Of Ri-hrouA viz
CUT NAILS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
ls;ehmuuh 4orirc Current.
MILITARY LANDS
(coRREcTED "

In The STATES OF ONO AND REF9UcKr.
rE7HE subscriber has for SALE. sundry vau.
abe traas of LAND, on the waters of the
Miami and Scioto rivers. state of OHIO Also.
on the waters of Cumheriand and Green rivers,
state of Kentucky. which will be sold low for
cash or good bonds---For further particulars en-
quire of William Price, register. who has the IT,
he papers, or TO
William Du-Val.
buckingham. January 90 1903. W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08
WnLLIAW MARsEALL. clt.


DHitcd StaieS L'ouft, tftIth Lircuit G59
Virgi.'ia District, Wovcm5er term, 1907.
Edward Scaty = Charles Scstt, cxecat1 . Off
slohn SSott, deceased. panGF5.
AoAiNsT -
Joha Tyndaie Ware, sSecp'oF NJ William 2
Jones, d"-casri Who was spreiyin- rart 2
Uerof Fare. and Ianes, 6-feolang
r-yNHE defcRlst John r Ware not n,vi e en-
tered h;s appearance aud gwen security nc
cooling to rule OF this ,urt, and IL appearing
"a the satisfaction Of the court tina. he is NOT an
iNha5raHt Of this district On tho motion Of the
Plaintiff by his attorney. Il Is Or'teref. that the
said defendant do appear here the first day Of
the next term and answer the plaintiff bill and
that copy of his order be forthwith inserted in
Some one of the newspapers puSlishe in the city
of Richmond for two months sIccessvely. and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol IN the said
city. A copy-Teste,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, CH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08

THURSDAY, Feb. II.
Debate on The Bill for me punishment oftrea-
son, andof ofher crimes and OFFENCES a.
goiRSf fhe United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08

spikes ct all sizes the same price as II
nails.
Mems Gne shoes from l2r TO l3a g
coa,sr DO from 7s6f t0 lJs
sWomcn's 6nc DO from - 5l;o gs
Boys K MISS DO from 81 81 30 g.
Negroes shoes from 7s6d 90 rs
Is / 4 " K 3 ~ V y g
For Sale a. this Omce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08

UHted STATES Courf, Fifth Circuit 81
Virginia District, .Nov %, 1907.
James R,tchie aud Company, plaintiffs. I
r AGAINST,
Mary Bren,, widow of O. gorge Brens, Daniel \
Brtnt. Robert Hreur. John Cook. Bailey = =
Washington. Wil;iam r eut and Robert s
Ilrcnt, Navy Brent and George +. BEN, :
infan. children of George s. Mary Brent :
defendants.
II IE defendants Daniel Brent, VIM. Brent.
u and Robert Brent, not having entered their
appearancc aud given security according 60 aru'e
o. this cour, aud it appearing to the satisfaction
OF sire court thar they not naabitaRts of this
district: on the motion of che Plaintiffs, by thcis
cougsei, az Is O5Ie,ef, that the said defendants
do aareas here nthe hrpt day OF the next term
and ans yer The plaintiffs hill; and that copy of
this o.lsr 5e farJhwich inseryed in same ore OF
che newspapers published in the eiy of Rich
moHa for two months SnccessiV Is, and posted AZ
Che front door os me Capitol in the said city.
a Cow fesfs.
- .
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18
IN TE l. LIG E nee.
PosEN, Oct. af.


About the middle of this month Sc.
veral small detachments of French
troops passed through here ON their way
to Grandantz. The general opinion
was that they were going towards the
shore of the Baltic.
Several hundreds of the French soil
dlers made prisoners by the Russians,
have likewise marched through on their
way from Russia to France. They are
all new clothed, and bestow great praise
on the treatment they have experienced
from the Russians.
All the intelligence from that part of
Poland which now constitutes the Dut-
chy OF Warsaw, and from East Prussia,
concur IN giving the most affecting ac-
count OF the present distresses of these
countries. Misery is at the highest
pitch in certain districts. No horses,
either for the plough or for draught, are
any more to be found. Sowing seed is
all spent, and that country is threatened
with famine, which will be more ter
rible as the intense heat of the summer
has occasioned very scanty crop both
in Courland and in Livonia.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18

principal branches of housewifery, win
make more valuable companion thro'
iife, than any imaginary paragon of per-
fectlons whatever. know that to plav
on the piano, and to weave lace, are,
deemed essentialrequisites in education;
but with due submission to such anti
republican opinions, l pronounce that to
make shirt and bake loaf of bread,
are much more substantial accomplish
ments' AN HUSBAND.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18
NEw-YoRK, Ian. IS.

Something singular-On the 10Th ult.
quarter cask was shipped on board the
sch. Minerva, capt. Bird, at Philadel-
Phia' directed to -, on Monday last,
and on Wednesday the cask was deli
vered to cartman to leave it at No. -,
IN certain street.-the understood he
was to leave it at No. 8, where person
OF the same name as the consignee resi-
ded.-When the cartman dropped the
cask, at the latter place, the woman Of
the house said it might be for her, for
her husband had gone to sea 8 months,
might have arrived at Philadelphia and
sent her something.
Her curiosity being excited, she re-
quested the cartman to stay till the cask
was opened, on which he started the
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18
{ 3o7 J

appointments. Onouid he marry wO-
man, believing her possessed of all the Sc
1nestzma6le good qualities, he will be
''treasuring up wrath against the day of
| wrath"
10 place its enjoyment upon some
thing unpossessed, is one of the master
errors of the human heart. The inevita-
Die consequence is, that as these ideal
enJoyments are always painted by the
imagination beyond what our natures
VIII permit to be realized, the first taste
is accompanied with disappointment.-
disappointment creates disgust; and we
often loath in a short time what we ex-
pected would furnish a never-endinp
source of delight.
Woman, Mr.. Editor, must be woman.
Were she an angel, she would not be fit
ted tor the intercourse of this world
GIVE DICK the female described by DIR.
Church, and he would be soon sick of
his bargain. Would he feel himself sa-
tined with one eternal gaze of admira-
ton Or does he suppose that love and
admiration are SYNONYMOUS terms 3
Where there is no weakness to cherish,
~ 49, --"ANS W 'lI13 lluC tSIluGTnGSS
can never be excited. There can be no
communion Of sentiment, no congenial
intercourse, between perfect purity and
| any mere mortal.
The union of female softness with
manly sense" is generally considered
very desirable in wife. This is to me
downright iargon. That vigour of in
tellect generally denominated C manly
sense" is accompanied with an ardour
OF action, and an impotence of controul,
absolutely incompatible with true femi-
nine sottness. | have no notion of mar
rylng philosopher or a politician, but
woman and " manly sense" is, in my
opinion, no part of female character.
suspect DICK to be an old Bachelor.
1t is very common for them to talk about
the accomplishments necessary in awife.
ArtleSnesS, chastity If mind, and manly
sense, are three indispensable Items
They generally look for these accom-
Pllshments, until their eyes grow dim
with age, and then they are apt to disco
Yer them in the first rosy-cheeked Bag
gage that has impudence enough to
thrown herself in their way. warn
DICK to look out for more substantial
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-02-18
For the Kaeeli,,r Repository.

YOU recollect that few months
since gave you few hints on the pri-
Fueges OF married men. When re-
solved to publish to the world my SEN
timents upon that subject, was well "a
ware, that whatever l said would be of
tenslve to certain description of ladies;
ana when, In the conclusion, was COM
Pened to take notice of the quarrelsome
ana meddling disposition of Captain
"hiskey, was sensible that his wrath
would be stirred up against me: but.
Mr.. Editor, l did not EXPECT that anv
other person would be offended. Yet,
or, strange as it may appear, my neigh
oour, OF whom l spoke SO tenderlv, and
In defence OF whose prerogatives I ap-
Peared before the public, flew in the
most tremendous passion imaginable.
instead OF kicking Capt. Whiskey out
o! MS mouse, as fomenter Of domestic
disturbances, he swore that had SLAM
dered the Captain, who, he said, was a
C!eVer fellow, and resolved to stick to
ann more closely than ever. Indeed |
oeileve he entered into league with the
<CaPtaln, offensive and defensive, and
from that time forward they have scarce
~ been moment separated.
1 observed moreover, that CAPTAIN
w hlskey was daily extending his inAu-
ence' so that l could scarcely put nv
head out, without seeing him cheek by
Jowi with somebody. This alarmed me;
tor | had heard that my neighbour and
the Captain were determined upon nv
destruction. l was once upon the point
OF Swearing my life against them but
was prevented by the reflection, that the
Captains character rescmbled that of =
bully more than that Of bravo. But I
nave OF late picked up courage. AS the
Saptaln mas never said any thing TO me,
L have concluded that he was onlv in
Joke. | shall therefore again venture
before the public on matrimonial sub
Jects' declaring, at the same time,
mean no offence to any person.
feel, Mr.. Editor, a good portion Of
respect for your friend B1CK. am
therefore sorry to find him running into
errors. 1t appears from the last Repo-
STORY, that he has some notion of " ife.
and that he has had the misfortune to
fancy ne may find some paragon of per-
lection, such As DIR. Church hoe r,.;1.l.,l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22

CIMrsoN MoRnIs, opposite the Eagle Ia
Syern, respectfully informs the public that he
stilfcontinues selling off under cost and charges
till the whole OF the stock is sold and wishes the
public not TO lose this opportunity as goods are
daily raisns-Ihe stock consists ofthe following
articles, viz
7-8 and A Irish Linen, Renting, Linen and
Gotten Cambrics, large assortment Of India &
British Muslin, corded and cambria Dimitv, a
large assortment of silk & cotton Hose, ladies
silk Cloves, Damask Silk, Shawls, Black twill
ed Sarcenets, Florentine silk, printed Calico,
Linen & Cotton Cheques, linen & cotton Cam
brick hkfs. white & Black French laccs whteand
colored Marseies and James, India Cotton and
Wildboare, Bcnnets patent Cord, Cashmere,
Broad Cloth, Flanneis, Dressing Boxes, and a
number of other articles too tedious to enumerate
April ep2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22
THE BRoAD-ROCK SPRING RAG

THE BROAD-ROCK SPRING RACES
IL will commence the 1ith day of May next
The lst day, the Jockey Club Purse of S 400,
four mile heats.-The I'd day the Proprictor's
Purse of S 200 three mile heats.-The third day,
purse OF $500 two mile heats--Entrance S 90
For this purse, any person may run horse whe-
Their he is member of the Jockey Club or not
Agreeable to the Jockey Club weights, winning
horses for the first and second days races not all
lowed to start for the third days purse
WIN. BALL, Proprietor # TIE Field
April 10. f6tgI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22
DOMESTIC.
LETTERS

From Mr.. Monroe TO the Secretary Of State
on the subject Of imtressnents, Sc
Also, extracts from, and enclosures in the
letters Of Mr.. Monroe to the Secretary
Of State, hr-for to the joint mission ofhin,
and Mr.. Pinkney; Part 2, accomfany-
ing the message Of the President Of the
y. S. received onthe 22d Of March, 1903
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22

Il NGLISH * Co.
~ BY the John Adams, st. Johns, from Liver
pool, 10, Cd!rer:- Street, have received their re-
gulur supply of GOODS calculated for the pre-.
sent and approaching season.
Cambrick and Common Calicoes,
Plain and striped Dimities,
Printed Marseilles Vesting,
White Jeans,
Furniture Chintz,
Do. Dimites,
London Superfine Broad Cloths,
Do do Cassimeres,
Yorkshire fnc Cloths and Cassimeres,
Patent Nankeens,
Cords, Grandurells, Cotton Cassimeres,
Ga and 4 4 Calnbrick Muslins,
Japan, HARTFORD and Check do.
Plain and Figured Null do.
Leuo, Victory, Riddle, Sc do.
Colored do. do do.
fl Plain Book do.
Gnghams, Silk do
Sattins, Persians and Sarsnets,
Bonnet Silks, Silk Gloves,
Silk Handkerchief, Fancy Shawls,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Do. Braces.
Do. Laces and Footings,
Do. Cuttings,
English Kid Gloves,
Cotton Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
Fringe and Bed Lace,
Cotton and Linen Checks, Buttons,
Birmingham Ware, &c. &c
In store, a few dozen gentlemens' best Beaver
Hats, from Marseies.
These Goods will be sold low for cash, or un
doubted paper at 60 days.
Baltimore, April 10. (10O
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22

PURSUANT toa deed Of trust, executed by
& George Loving to me, and recorded in the
county court of Amherst, forsecuring debt therc
in expressed, viii sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, at the dwelling house of said Low
ing, on Thursday the 5th day of May next, two
male NEGROES, to wit Harry and Guy, and one
Negro Woman named Silvy, or SO many of them,
may be sufficient to pay The aforesaid debt and
interest, and the necessary eXpences attend.
ing the execution of this trust l only warrant
the title to those negroes against myself and those
claiming under me. RICHARD POWELL
Warminstcr, April S. (ep4wp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22
THE TAPPAHANNOCK RACES will
l cnmmcncf ON NNe1lnesd ~ LI1.. . iLll Of NJ

ME TAPPAHANNOCK RACES will
a commence on "Wednesday the 25th Of May,
1903
1st DAy-The Jockey Club Purse of four hun
dred dollars, four mile heats
Cd DAY The Jockey Club Purse of three
bundled dollars, three mile heats.
Sd DAY--A Sweepstake for three years old
Colts and Fillies, two mile heats, ono hundred
dollars entrance the subscription will remain
open until the 25th MAY.
Weighfsd as }oHo-gs-Agedhorses 130bs years
old l2Uibs. do. do. Hobs. / do do. 1OOlbs 5
do. do o6ibs under three wears, "A feather. Mares
and Ceilings allowed 5ibs.
In consequence Of the following resolution Of
the Club, there is no doubt the members will be
punctual III paying their subscription, as the mo-
ney on each day viii be placed in the hands Of
The Judges.
FssolVed, That the Secretary shall have the
Rules fthe Club printed and furnish each mem
5er with copy, and that list Of the members
shall be banded nto the Club on the hrst day ol
each race, 60 be read in the dining room, stating
Who has and who has not paid their subscription
ARTHUR S. BROCkENBROUGH,
Secretary and Tyeearey
March Is lert%5A4M1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22

UJtPUpLIsHED BY THOMAS RtrcHtE, oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-orFIcE, AT FIVE poLLARs
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-22
LETTERS
(CoNTINUED.)

FROM MR. Monroe 70 Mr.. DlAoIsoN.