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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

~ NE are authorised 10 sag that IN
DREW STEPHENSON, Beg. is candidate 70
''riireScnt the CRY Of Richmond in The en-
suing legislature of this stare.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

position was. the questions asked by those gen
fienen and the So them Nv general
Scott are now given to the public. T. was ask.
ed what would be the expence Of the machine.
ry: Ase|ass. He could not tell @uestion,
Could the machinery be- worked BY common
hapdsa or were mechanics necessary A. He
did not certainly know,9 but supposed it would
require some little mechanical skill in the hands.
g Was the establishment to be permanent, or
limited to the existence of tue Embargo : a.
To. DC. permanent. 1t was then suggested by
VIM, Leigh Git is believcd) that this country was
too young to engage in manufactures, and it
was sskedif that difficulty had been considered !;
General Scott very politely replied that the obiec-
ton would do very well for the theorists, but
would have no weight with the planters around
him.. ...,-I-
1t wa. also requested bysWm. r. Banks and
VIM. Leigh, that even if the embargo should
be perpetual, it would be better for US to raise
provisions and raw materials and exchange them
Tor the manufactures of the northern States
II is not possible TO conceive What connection
exists between The subjects Of internal ,nanufac.
lures and the ensuing election OF President The
discovery Of this connection was :ce rtainly reser.
we'd for a genius OF the highest 6fder, and it is
believed that your correspondent will have no
competitor for the patent Right
There is no difficulty in ascefs aiming the mo-
tives of your correspondent in making an incor-
rect statement of facts. One motive appears to
diridu'ls in the public estimation, because he has
mentioned their names without provocation or
necessiiyi another appears to be q wish to coun-
tenance the idea, that the friends Of Mr.. Mon
roe's election are hostile to internal manufactures
1t is, however, little unfortunate for tile sue
cess of this atteapt, that Mr.. MONDE is himself
friendly TO an experiment of the pracGcability of
Introducing them, and was tue Chairman of the
Richmond Meeting, assembled for the express
purpose of devising the most eligible plan.
shall leave the motives of your correspon-
dent to tile impartial judgment of the world and
his own conscience. The honors which he has
acquired as an author will provoke neither envy
nor resentment. shall leave him in the undis-
turbed enjoyment of the fruits of his literary la
beurs but could advise HIM TO remember that
there are very few men of whom some disagree
able things may not be said, and that it behove s
him, who is disposed to make destinations to the
prejudice of Others to be well assured that his
oSun character rs inOalnerabe ; that he ought te
have the fullest conviction of the correctness pro-
Priety of his own conduct; and that he sustains
character for integrity, which may bid defiance to
the utmost malice of his enemies.
Il Member IF the Meeting at Raiifds C. r.
Halifax, Jume 25th, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,

SIR, -
BY giving the following place in your
Paper, you will obligc me, and do favor to
the Country; as by this, some information
may be conveyed toit, (which is so much de-
Sired, and SO little understood. i am ma.
tive of Virginia, and left my residence, in
that state, on the LIST day of May last, with
determination to crafty desire which has
prevailed for several years, TO qvit /. the sub
Ject OF spinning Cotton; have travelled
through Maryland, Pennsylvania, New-Jcr-
sey and New York, and now have reached
this place, after traversing those states, in
different situations and places; & have used
every e,ligence * all other reasonable means
to see all the improvements-I saw many
before reached this place, and had have
been satisfied with seeing what would hav-
satisfied many reasonable men, should per-
haps never have seen this most useful and
greatest art of man, in its perfection. There
Is gentleman in this place, Mr.. Samuel Or
den. native of Great-Britain, who has been
at tins place about two years; perhaps the
only person on this Continent, who is acauain-
ted witn the whole process in that art-He
has Factory and a numbet of hands en-
ployed IN making the machinery. which is
unequalled by any thing of the kind that has
yet been PIT into operation on the continent.
He Carries on the mandatory of the Cotton
Spinning Machinery to a vast extent He
is engaged in making out plans for the build
ing and machinery for different Companies in
the Union. He capable and coitmunica-
tive; OF a benevolent and expanded mind,
free in the disposal Of any Knowledge Of this
kind.
All persons wanting information, or work
executed in his line, would find II much to
their Interest to have some ~cbrresn nm depre
with him. / have given this information
with desire that this art, which will en-
ich the Union may be quick and widely diff
fused.
Your most obedient, o.. ~ ..
- RICHARD HARRIS.
Providence, Rhode I8land,,,, e 1;
June 18Th, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY "A Subscription paner
iOi a NEF ao / /, at the Hay Market Garden.
VIII be Kept open at the Union Tavern until sun.
day Evening. The fuTnisher, Mr. Moselev. J win
provide MEATS e VEGETABLES of the bestZan1
poAEsTlc liquors Of all kinds Tx. price TO
ouoscrloers Wil be . l. 75cents None but Sub
scri5ers win be allowed TO enter the Garden me-
yIous, nor during the bour of dning-which /.
INK ed at half past three precisely.
JUJY J., 1903. ms
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

TOR SALE OR REET-A Valuable 11rD
4 CHdNT MILL in the county of Hanover
on the South Anna river, about ten miles from,
the courthouse and twenty from Richmond the
stream at all tpes afford an abundance of ,,,.ta
the mil hcus&h 80 by 80 feet, two stories hieb'
underpined VIII stone. wherein are feed three
pair Of stones; there is also miller's house m
derpined with brick, with brick chimney, and
stable calculated to hold four horses. T
Besides the two acres of Land attached too f,o
MIL, there is privilege to build on other land
contiguous thereto and the right Of c,,ttinoc 6re
wood 1t is also highlyprobable that purchaser
could be accommodated with about I70 acres,
lying on the river and adjoining the n, m tract
IT sold, an extensive credit will be given sborld
the purchaser require it, orproperty in KickyponJ
received IN payment for the whole or any Dart =.
For terms, either to purchase or rent, Capplicat.
ON IN my absence TO tie Springs) may be made to
Mr. Thomas Richardson near the R1ckv NI,,is
Richmond, July 1. { IawGy1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

4 LII persons having claims against the estate
L y of Captain Thomas Roane of the Forge.
King & Queen county, are desired to make them
known to me by the FIRST Of October next
Those indebted are hereby informed that the 81 1.
tuation of The estate will not admit of Indulgence
LAURENCE MUSE. Aaf, ?.
Jelly L. Re owl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
- RICHARD HARRIS
Providence, Rhode Isiand,,- d & =
June 15th, 1903.
To THE EDIros OF THE EHop1ReR.

To THE EDITOR OF THE EHop1RER.
Sir,
Ina late Enquirer have Seen an account of
ameetihg of sonie .feU of the inhabitants of this
County, for the purpose Of promoting internal
manufactures. That account is inaccurate and
since tie transaction is deemed worthy Of pub
lie notice, it cannot be amiss 70 publish cor.
rect account Of it. 1t is certainly of little inn
portance with whom the project originated vet
even IN this, your Scottsburg" correspondent
has deviated from the truth for General Car
rngton 30 far from proposing the project, open.
ly declared that he was utterly uji.scqnanted
with the subject, and for chat reasos wished the
meeting postponed Colonel Green, in the meet
ing did not say single word until tic subscrip
ton paper was handed about
But, sir, the conduct of William E. Banks
and William Leigh is grossly, and Iclsrc say
with no honorable motive wiifuily rnisreprcsent.
ed. What your "ScottsbuFg'' correspondent
may considera "ascilef 5bbosition,Y it is impos.
siblefo me 10 say !; but nothing more was done
by William d Banks and William Leigh, than
to ask for information, Which General Scott
who was the father of the prsioct could not give
That the world may know what this decided op.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
COMMUNICATIONS.

AMIDST the singular cii.cufrn stances Of
these times, it is not impossible that pro-
position will be made to the government of
the United States, ON which it will be impor-
tant for us to form a correct epinion.-Sup-
pose that France should propose to form a
treaty of alliance offensive and defensive,
until the period of maritime peace &c &c
founded on the Liberte de mer, the freedom
OF the seas; suppose that she should sub
init to us a plan, similar to the Unsrmed
.S6N'raHty; what course should cur 60
vernment pursue This question is mere
hypothetical one But il it should be sug-
,gessed, what reply ought We to make Ger
family, there can exist no doubt on this SUBJ
ject. As for my own part, am for the good
old republican maXim--f no entanging adj
ances' with any of the powers of Europe. am
almost as much afraid Ito make use of one of
w. G. Nicholas strong expressions) of their
insidious caresses,' as of their avowed hostil-
ity. I am for standing on our own bottom
And confident am |, that if the spirit of rs
still animates the bosoms Of cur countrymen,
we may DEFY. the arts or the arms of the
proudest powers of Europe.
lit a. meeting held attAe Cahitoi, ontAe 2sth
day Of June, for the ,furhoae Of making
arrangements, 10 eelebraie the FOURTH
OF JULY -t.-
LIZ w N. I,OOSA IN nc .SNdlT, ana,
WIN. +. BRAxTof-, 4Secretory.
Upon the motion of Thomas Richie, Esq.
the following resolutions were presented and
adopted: ,. ~
L. RESOLVED, That Committee of arrange
ment be appointed consisting of the follow
ing gentlemen, whose duty it shall be to
make the necessary arrangements for pub
lie dinner OH the 18th Of July,
DAVID BULLOCK,
WILLIAM MUNFORD,
DR.. FOUSHEE,
MAJOR. AMBLER,
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS,
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
THOMAS UNDERWOOD,
BENJAMIN. TATE,
ROBERT MITCHELL.
O. ReSotved, That no liquor but tile pro-
duce of our country be drunk at this Festi-
val.
9. Resoived, That a committee to prepare
toasts be appointed, consisting of the follow
ing gentlemen !:
WILLIAM WRIT,
w. w. HENNING,
DR.. JOHN II. FOUSHEE. .....
Or, motion of Mr. CahelI Mr. Ritcb;a ,.,a o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

A mercantile house in this place has re-
ceived letter from Antigua, dated the first
inst. which states that a ship had that day
arrived from 81. Mchael's Zone ofithe Azores)
with Eight Thousand Bushels of Indian
Corn the price Of that article was three
dollars per bushel, Flour % dollars per bar
ret..B
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

NO RENT-The ,pcr APAsrmEsrs in e.
n House occupied ny Messrs Kirby. Trsts
4 Taylor, possessing nyenient accop,nod ,t;o,,s
ior a family" tPossessi i will be given im,nedi.
stely-aPpiy % kirby' Drake 9. Taylor, Qrto
JOG THOMAS EOKVELI
iehS ID Mr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
NORFOLK, June 81.

E. letter is received in town from Amster-
dam, dated the eth Of April, which states
that the mail Of that day, had brought in
formation from Spain, where the emperor of
France then was, stating that the seizure
Of all American property was ordered in
France the same is expected in Spain and
Holland. We place great confidence in this
information because it is from person of
undoubtcd veracity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

The United States Frigate Che8ahedke
has returned TO her mosring at Granny Island
A rendezvous for ssameD was opened for
this frigate, but we understand that very few
have been enlisted. The truth is there are
but very few in the place..s.I5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

The Norfolk Ledger has attempted 20 sontro,
vert the extpact Of the Interesting letler.wh;eb
appeared IN this paper ON the DIST ult.--But in
what way ,
4. II a. true, that the Orders in Council hare
principally caused the British manufactures to
be excluded from te continent" For fhougl, il
be true, that the DEGREES of France had previous
y excluded them By yD6rds, yet it is equally Ger.
ram that iarge amount of these manufactures
had been introduced under cover of the Amer.
an flag Mr.. Barring completely establishes this
laet.. Bven the Ledger Itself completely admits
Il, when IN The conclusion Of It's renisrkst speaks
Of the introduction of Brtishgoods 9by ,uesns Of
the American, Bremep, & PapcDburgb aags."--
The Bremen & PapenburgiI arc not however, at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
WILLIAM WRIT,
w. w. HENNING,

DIT. JOHN IT. FOUoHEF
On motion of Mr.. Cabell, MI
added to the list.
4. Resot1ed. That VIM. Mum
appointed to read the declarati
can Independence in the Hall
of Delegates ut 2 O'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

a profit nearly equal to this, has been ro.de
on the single article OF Tobacco
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
GAarrfpn.

A. Baltimore, Mr. David Marshew, 1T
q, (haying lived widower a!n,,ost5 months }
70 the a7ii15Ee and accomplished MISS Eli
zabeth Mitchell, TIE mother Of ten children
The following communication (says the
Kennebec Gazette) cost the printer eight
cents for postage, instead Of his receiving
bottle Of wine, and slice of the wedding
cake-Married, at Wmslow, Mr. Jonathan
Cary, Of Bridgewater, to Mrs Tiley Clark
daughter Of Col. Josiah Hayden. AT Nor
ridgewock, DR.. John Dane, to the amiable
Miss Maria White, daughter Of Mr.. John
White.
O. The coil co'nplal e. u By tie Ike, ns5eci
printer IS BY 10 Seaas confaed 70 his cores
b0ndems.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
Dteo,

In Campden, eng } Miss Susan Carol,
aged 90; leaving 10000 al interest, Tor
the maintenance Of her dressing woman and
her favorite cat T'd5by.
" In North Yarmouth, Mrs Relief Mitch
ell, consort Of Mr.. DGmmer Mitchell, TT IS
Thus, death takes our dearest friends,
The partner of our joys and pains
And bids US all prepare to die,
And meet the eternal God on high"
In this tszgr, Mrs Ekzabetk .sndersor, area
%, spfe Of Mr.. Ephraint "A son If Free.
man Thomas, aged 10 7nonths.- Bay5arg,
daughter Of DR.. S. Th7mas, aged %.
On Saturday e' eaing last, Mrs. MARTHA,
wife OF DR.. JOHN GooLD, aged so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
TE4PREN PETITION.

Of the numerous petitions which
have been presented to the President,
praying for repeal Of the laws inter-
dieting commerce, we have seen none
from this part Of the State containing
more just or pertinent remarks, than
the one from the town Of Warren in
this District. 1t ought to be held in
everlasting remembrance by the citi-
zcns Of the United States, that they
have natural and unalionable right 70
the use Of the ocean, that they never
have empowered the government TO
prohibit the free use and exercise OF
this right, and that they are bound in
honor and justice to hold It in reserve,
and transmit it pure and unimpaired to
posterity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

FROM the fubfcriber's fable, on the night
: Of the 5th inn. Hunting Saddle, with
plated cantle piece, pads faced with feal-fkin.
the cruFper had iquars plated buckle, which
was mutually far from the Saddle-under
each fkirt was the following card, viz.
" b's'rGTfed SadaLs' and Ha,zs5es Of az kiuds.
made and Aty K. Seg-r, Fre1pors-Nofe. MI
ifSyy zcsr& aaS eEPoyfafioa Sa1SeI, af tbe EortsF
H0tlcs
And Bride, with fRafEle bits, plated buckles
except one on the top of the headlall. red
frontifpiecs, checked or fpotted with black.
Ayo-From the Tenters Of Daoia True. =
bout nine yards Of dark navy blue fulled Cloth
II An unfnifhed fate
And from the yard Of Samuel Lsrya5ss, FIVE
hirts, two Of which had never been worn !,
and from DaViS foasf, one wooden bed bla--
ket.-A generous reward will be given for
the detection Of The Thief and the above ar
ticles, or any part Of them, by
VIM: r. & c. STOCKBRIDGR.
Nsrf5yayIssfb, Sept. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
Sbtrring 3IntfIIiQfnce.

The Salem Gazette ironically obfsrves, that
the accounts Of the captures & detention of
veflels by France and England, is an excel
lent reaion why our vefIels fhould not be al
lowed TO trade TO the E1lt and Wen Indies,
Africa Sweden, South-America and even 70
Pafamaquoddy; why the Vermont and New
HampihIre people ihould not be allowed TO
drive Wagon into Canada.
Let this fact lie kept in mind, that notwith-
Handing the French DEGREES, and Britifh Or
ders, the U States could now export to good
markets without any extraordinary ri1, more
than Forty MHtioEs worth Of the produce OF
the earth and fea; which now lie, embargo
ed on ihore in perilbing or perilhed condi-
ton
Brig mentor, at Providence from PhiIadel-
phia, was only permitted TO bring 80 bbls
flour. No vtTei Is allowed to lead fully with
-four or corn for certain Northern States.
Accounts from Savannah 10 the 29th ult
fate that falt would fetch one dollar per
buihel, hard money, and was in great demand
A tch from Bolton, had cleared $500 dollars
upon cargo.
Pbiiad Sept s--We hear our worthy Pre-
6dent has Topped the expectation Of Flour
from this port for Portland Whether thel
are 20 ftarve or not, be thinks he knows belt
Capt. henry, whole flip was con,
demnrA by che ErsnClI, wrote efgb
letters TO our Miniler at Paris, to,
Of which he knozVs he received, and
fuppoies he did the ref ; but h,
made no fort Of anfwer to them
Several other Americans, are faid &c
have been treated in the fame con.
temptuous manner by him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

ordered fnr Boston. where ihey were de-
tanned un,il Yesterday, when their papers
were restored 20 them, and they procured
passes for their places Of destination
These vessels were detained for 10, other
reason, than that thew had touched at an an
iuhabited place on the British coast, to
procure wood and water. This detention
III them was very detrimental 20 their car
Coes,as they were IN perisha5ie condition.
II Is singular, that vessels should have hces-
" granted them 70 fish within The British
tlm.nions, ;nl that on their return home,
they should be seized ior touching 1t an OBJ
scare place, 70 procure water, GO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
DISTRICT COURT.

We underland here was much bulneis be-
fore the Dnrid CourI, lately holden at VIII
caiiet, principally relating 70 violations of the
embargo laws, and atempf, TO violate. We
hlould have been glad, had il been in our
power, to have laid the proceedings Of the
Court before he public, that the Citizens
might know what contributes a tranigreiEon
Of The law As there were ieversl gentle
men eminent in the @profellion" from this
town, who attended COURT would, at lean,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

ertss, as proper cause Tor ths s;:gpcL-.o- u
the embargo laws, seems now to have &C.
Cured {; and an opportunity is presented, 70
restore 70 industry lis reward, 70 commerce
It's enterprise. and to the country some
share Gifts former prosperity.
We, therefore, respectfully solicit the
President to suspend in whole, or in part,
the laws laying and enforcing the embargo,
and II any doubt exist of his possessing
competent power FOR that purpose, that
Congress may be Immediately convened, TO
relieve the country I. orr the oppressive re-
st1ct!ons upon commerce, and restore to the
people q the United States the use Of the
ocean, which they received as their birth
rgat-whlch they ne~cr authorized their
government permanently TO relinquish, and
which the most sacred duties require that
they should hold in trust for posterity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that he haShaen daiv an
pointed and has taken upon himief tie fruit
OF an Executor Of the Taft will and teitament
of SAMUEL WHITMoRF nm
late of Gorham in the county Of Cumberland,
gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond Is TIE
law directs--Ae therefore requeRs ali .serfons
who are indebted tothe faid decesfed's eRate.
TO make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit tie
lame 10 SIMON HUSTON.
Seff. Is, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

THE fubfcriber herebygives public notice 10
all concerned, that he has been dulv
appointed and has taken upon himieIf tEe
trua Of an Executor Of the lail will and tef1s
ment Of
tBFNEzER WINTER CALEF,
late of Caps Elizabeth, in the county Of Cum
berland, gentleman, decesfed, by giving bond
as the Law directs--He therefore reCueAs ail
perlons who are indebted ID the faid deceat-
eds estate, to make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hibit the fame 70 EZEKIEL JORDAN.
Sepf. s, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

10 be @Af b. ordsy Of Cart, on WE'D
NESDAl, The 28tb inf. on Tie
Preusysg,
A One Rory DWELLING HOUSE, in
Pleaiant-Rreet haudng on leaied land,
being part Of the ehate Of capt. Jacob Adams,
la Of Portland, deceafed-Sale at I2 o'clock
My order Of Samuel ADAMS, admir-.
DAVID PEASE, 14za,.
Portland, SCR 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
TAKF NOTICE :

COME time pan the fubfcriber was in pofTef-
~ fion Of SeItant, belonging 10 capt, iona
than Wait, and which is fuPpofed TO have
been taken from the houfe Of Mr. John Deer
ing Whoever has faid seGrant and will re-
turn Il or give intelligence where It may be
found, will much oblige their humble lervant.
Sept l9 O. BRAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19

Fad0ry Cation.
JOSEPH POPE. conRantIy keeps for fale a
J large fuppiy Of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloured stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c. which being conGgnment
will be fold al the Factory prices.
LitsTegt-a quantity Of loaf and lump Su-
gar in hhds. & bbls.-- No. z, E1sEy'5 Rozy.
Sept. 10. (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
t-OTTCF =

A Ii perfons indebted TO the efta,e of Srg-
a PHEs Fosrrs, late of Bradford. Geceaf
ed, either by note Of hand or account, are re-
eueRed 70 make immediate payment; and all
who have demands againlt faid eaate to eK
hibit the fame 70 the lubfcriber without delay
a STEPHEN FOSTER, AIrizjR-4tsy.
PortlgnJ, Scbt. ~.