The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15

every oppression ard G. .i.t q; iI,st
eminent station among empires.
ne I'd by Mr.. w. Greenhill. He advocated
the right OF universal suffrage, as neccssari-
| ly flowing from the fundamental principles
OF the social compact; and contenced, that
it was not only mpoiitic and ,upiast to rest
SO important right upon property, bltthst
ie was l,npi~icticablc to render properly an
equitable STANDARD Ct such right. ~
The Sd by MIR. Henry Lee. After taking
view OF the American revolution, end de-
plCsing IN vividColours, the Shirt which a
chicyed 1t, he Showed its Consequen teffecx
upon the intellectual powers of man, and up-
on general happiness IS
The 4th, BY Mr. Fayette Washington
object was to pscve, that national prosperi-
~ was inserarab!e from free cons; tuition.
that Representation was the sure and happy
means OF CARRYING sach a constitution into
the desired effect; and, that America had
adopted one, which could not fail to render
her great in arts, IN scicnce, and in arms
The 5th by Mr. Robert McCand,ish-He
delivered an animated Eulogium upon Gen.
Washington. Ia,
| 1t isjustly due to the youns orators to saw,
mat their orationS were received with APP
piause, * afforded the weil-foundcd presage Of
tnat rich harvest of affection, w!1;ch is ripen-
ing for them in tbs bosom of people who snow
how to appreciate the value of talents enrlch-
ed bv proper cultivation, and directed by those
timmutable and eternal political principles,
which the real American considers as no
less essential to the dignity, thau the happi-
ness of man.
! After the FIRST Grafton, the President s. Pro
fessorss OF the college, placing themselves
near the Rostrum, conferred the degree of
Batchelor OF Law on Mr.. b. Henley; aud
that of Bachelor of Arts on Messsrs. John
L. Mason, Frederick Campbell, Robt. VISA.
george Loyal, John Patterson, and Robert
Yeatman.
These young gentlemen had evinced SO in
inmate and profound an acqrantan ancc with
the different branches of science, which s,e
| made requisites to the taking Of degree,
| that the society of President and Profe sso.s
| have expressed their highest satisfaction ia
comforting that literary honor upon students
someritorious.
1t is not so we'll known to the public, that
a. Burr married a Mrs. Provost of New-Yor,s.
! relict CT Mr.. Provost, supposed to- be re .atei
| to the present Gov. Provost Of Canada: with
whom A. Burr is well acquainted Gov p.
! was in New York about the wear 'o6 or 'e7.
e.. K &c the CO s;stSrt the ceicprst--
yea Jonathan Edwards. author of some tracts
on metaphysics and divinity OF very high ce-
(lebrity. Hence the fictitious name which
g. assumed on his trip TO Halifax. Whether
| 'AN ''NNhuo ~ iCittiil there III tue emDiOy-
ment and service of his friend Proves. ar.
whether his designs are vet r. be .aiss;tJeAA
ed and matnred by the cabinet of St Iaracs's
time must determine.
he great respectaaiity ofthe source from wh; 7,
itis extracted, induces US to repub.;sh the fol-
| loWinE paragraph The communication 10
winch 1T refcis, was not written by ourselves
hui by nan OF rs honest and clear and up.
| right n soul any that lives.
! Inc Editor OF the Enquirer Ia mistaken when
he says that all the property called American.
winch was seized rud sequesJered at Ham
burg was British. Three vessels Wit cargoes
belonging to Baltimore sailed for Hamb,Ire. be-
fore 1t fell into the hands of the French Upon
their arrival at that city, il in the hands OF
the French These vessels had rot been spo-
Ken or boarded by am English criiizer or cruz
GERS, nor had they touched in England /; but
france requires certificates Of origin to secure
neutral property from seizure, ard these havi1r
none, their cargoes were seized ss British and
sequestered Certificates of origin were sent
out by the Usage, and have been forwarded on
to Paris, put whether the property VIII be re-
gained is uncertain"..Balt da,,eTieaR ~
The TOASTS, &c. transmitted by differ
ent counties, shall be published az soon as
possible.
Our discussion on The Embargo has been
protracted to sufficient length. The spi-
- ia'ciy ulHpiayeo through every portion
OF Virginia, &c. distinctly proves that the
public mind is powerfully enlightened aI,I
prepa d on shis great public measure. We
shall however embrace the first convenenc
opportunity, of laying some extracts froGi
MIR. Broughan's speech, before oar readers
| -9s.ss----r
i CTRAYED or STOLEN, from the subscriber
~ IN Plttsy lyania, a dark buy HORSE, incIn-
ing to a dun. He is full five feet high, and OF n
| tDrrr I IL "a.
spring, has star in his forehead and ono or bot
lind f'et partly white Whoever viii bring him
TO the subscriber, shall receive re ward o. ten
dollars, II taken UP on tFe north side ci lanes ri
yer, and OF five dollars if on the south.
GEOSCE TUCKER
woodbridge. Phtsylv'a, July I. July l5) Isw4w
TN Observation-Disclosures WII,am Co1n1I,
= Court, June 10th, 1893.
! Thomas Chapman, surviving acting executor of
i w liiain Carr, decd, plantiff-against
1 H. a.