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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11
l. ccnl5cy, 1907.

l. ccnt5er 1907
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann Torrkins,
John Mclaughlin and Mary Overton his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tiller and Mary his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES john Cosby, David Cos
by, WIN. Harvey and Judy his wife - And
ives and Polly his wife, and - Meriweathcr
and Barbary Minorhs wife, Dctenatmts
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendants not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of As
serrbly and the rules of this court On motion of
che compliments by their counsel, II is ordered,
tn t the defendants do appear here at March court
next and ans the compliments bill, that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Enatii-
for two months successfully and another post
ed at the front door of the court house of this
county. A Copy, TIL MUSE, C. H. @.
ian. H. 12awSw1
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nlSSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
- Tie Ca-bUmeshib Of 7ilyioy G B,oavn qvas
b. mural consent, disSokSd tie 31st December last
al eySoEs hdvigg claims against the concern will
atbLy for settlement to dnles Bro7or, i'm who is
authorised 20 receive all ptoaieS due thereto.
IHO}fAS 7,flLOR,
5d6fES BROWN, jr.
Richmond, 1fan. S, 1903.
THE AUCTION l. coHmIssIoN BUSINESS will
a. |uuye be caryic on ~ t Su$.ci5er in the feHe-
Dsnt heyctafoYc o,cpieF b. 1agio < Brown SehisL
Is rsH eaicuiatei Ioy tile reception NJ ia,ge guam
hty ej goods. he he's On hard |or saic bsh 10,
cash and on u credit, large assortment If GRcGE.
n rs: A'1oaga sohiea are,
: l s':'.f ID }1vr1oo1 som
Nos,
bro,Sa and ioqf Sugar ~ tie hAd and barrel,
Itl9y!a, Hsoa and IoRrg H,son Teas,
eoBee, CogDidc Brdray,
JenHsy lvaaia Whishey,
SAT- in SACKS,
8 redrs old Brazil Wire in kh4s.
First qity lfadeira in pipes, hhas. E pr. easls,
.Sheyry Wine, G,c. &C. &c
Ase a fia'hty II Dry Goods spita5ic for the season
JdBfES 5ROWN, .b.
Tor s. Ctf(
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CT PUBLISHED THOMAS RIrcHIE oPPo-
SITE THE Posr-oFFlcB, AZ FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANSUM, PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE.
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K IRBY, DRAKE {. TAYLOR-Have just
AZ received by the late arrivals from London &
Liverpool, in addition to their Fail Assortment,
! oaic London s,per6ne Cloths and Cassi,nercs,
~ do. Kendall Cottons, do. Carpets and Car
petnS, boxes A Irish Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawns and Shect;ngs
All of which will be sold low for-cash or Oh a
short credit Dec. Is. Teptf1
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ITO PRINTERS-F0R SALE, on very rea-
4 sos06ie terms: About 500 VT. of BUR-
CEOI5, and $40 Of BREWER; The same Type
or which the E@cuIREK was lately printed.
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pRoPOsALs for carrying Che MAIL, Of n,

| s/NOPOSALS for carrying the MAILS Of the
-, omted States on the following post-roads,
WIN he received at the General Post flee until
the lfti day of February next.
L.. from Fredericksburgh by Orange c. h. Mil
eoh and Charlottesville to Ncw-Yor once = week
Leave Fredericksburg every Wednesday at 6
p IN. AID arrive * Charlottesville Oh Friday by
a. m-Lcave Charlottesville at a. m and arrive
!" New York BY IL a. m-Lcaye New-York eve
ny FRIDAY a. p. arrive at Charlottesville by 5
P, m. and arrive at Fredericksburg on Sunday by
10 nj.
2. From New-York by Wanesboro' to Staun-
ton once week. Leave Stanton every Friday
~ o a. m and arrive at New-York by ii a M
Eea'e New-York every Friday at p. III. and ar
rive at Staunton by 6 p. IN.
s. From Richmond by Goochlan.' c. h. Column
bia, Rising Sun and MiltorNo Charlottesville once
week. Leave Richmond every Tuesday at l D.
M and arrive at Charlottesville on Thursday by
p m-Leave Charlottesville every Saturday at
D a. m and arrive ut Richmond on Monday by IL
a. M.
A. From Lancaster by Elizabcthtown, Middle.
town, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Shippeisburg to
Chambersburg times week-Le,tye Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 D. m
and arrive at Chambcrsburg on Tuesday, Thurs
Gay and Saturday by Top m-Lcave Chambers
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
z d m and arrive at Lancaster 10y IL D. IN.
5. From Chambcrsburg by M'Connells;own,
Bedtord, Somerset and Greensb,rg to Fittsbury
three times a week. Leave Chambersbure. eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday at S a IN. ar
rive at Somerset on Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.
turdny by 9 p. IN and arrive at Pttsbur3 on Thurs
day, Saturday and Tuesday b. 10 Il. nl.-Retum-
ing, Leave Pittsburg every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at p m. and arrive 1t Chambers
burg the next Friday, Monday and Wednesday
by 8 p. III.
NOTES.
L. The contracts for the three first mentioned
routes are to be in operation on the 1st day Of A.
PiIi next, and to continue III force one .r. Con-
tracts tor the two last routes to be in operat-
on on ths 1st day of July next and continue until
the 30ah OF September 1909.
ID The contractor will be subjected to the u
suai penalties for delays and faiuras which, will
be specified in the contracts
GIDEON GRANGER
j..
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1 HuR sDAY, Feb. 4.

On motion OF Mr.. .Rcspt0n
FeSolued, That TIE committee Of Conn
merce and Manufactures be instructed to err
quh'e INTO the necessity of making a proper
uls'iiPuion or the charts of the coasts of
North,o aroma published in conformity with
resolution passed in March, 1907.
Mr. CLINTON presented the memorial Of
Thomas fAine praying for compensation for
services rendered in negotiating, a loan fo,
the United StateS.-Re ferred to the commit
tee Of Claims.
a bill from the Senate, to revive and CON-
,'hne certain suits in the district Court of Co
lambda, was read twice and ordered n q third
reading tomorrow. |'''- y
OH 10 provide for payment Of expences
!ncIrred il an enquiry into the condnct If I
omith OF Ohio was read and referred to a
committee of tile whole.
nc fionse resumed the consideration nj
the resolution offered by Mr. Sloan FIR the re-.
hicV"l o. the seat OF government to Ph;ladcl-
Pilla wnrn Mr.. Lewis withdrew his motion
w ." lnuehAlte postponcment, and
VIZ "I2"H moved thatit be committed to a
committee OF the whole House, with view
to make it the order of the day for Mond,y
two weeks ' Ava -'A0''o d!
@; lns motion was largely debated, Messrs
Sloan, Masters, Bacon, Fisk. Tiyero,orc
bioo' Nelly, Alexander and Lyon supporting
the motion, and Mcssrs. Lewis, R6ca, Var
horne E.'!iand. Taylor. Macon and Bloun,
opposinglt; and at lcrgth decided in The %r.
ga3,Vf'--o5 to Of. When the House immcdi.
atciy adjourned. ~
In the course of discussion Mr. Smile m VI,
hc'ion 10 postpone the subject: which no
Deln$ IN order could not be received.
| w th"se VINO voted for the commitment
some members declared themselves aya;ns
,nc niotion OF Mr.. Sloan, but in favor ola full
Ter discussion oft. 'D'
In the Course of the debate Mr.. Sioon stat
cd that he had this day received opprobrion
LANGUAGE as he was on bis way to the Capitol
| whcreupon,
Mr.. Lynn declared his intention to hay,
moved a resolution that the House take tn,
matter into consideration as breach of pri
vlieSc by an insult offered to one of it's mem
6ers; but that a letter had been receive,
from the Mayor stating that proper steps wer
taken to secure the offender.
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TO BE RENTED. on the Main Street, the
L rooms abOve the sfOre in which The Subscri-
Der resides, with or without = commodities Dry
Cellar and Kitchen
Richmond, 2ist Jan. 1866 rIaw3w.l
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General Post Office, JAM. G2aw6w.l

A advertisement. VIII be sold, to the
"a highest bidder, upon 10 months credit, ON
,he 10th day Of February, (f fair if not the next
fair day,) at the plantation of .tle late Col YIN.
Nelson, OF King William, two parcels of AND !;
one of an hundred acres more OF less, adjoining,
the estate of Col. John Taylor known by the name
OF Horn ouarter-the other of 205 acres, adion-
ing Mr.. William West and MIR. James Meaux
which was some years ago bought of Mr. Har
ry Shackleford. At the same time and place will
be sold for cash, three large imported Stills very
little injured, and large Boiler. The admins
traitor being anxious to pay off every iust, debt a.
sainst the said estate, earnestly requests the Gre
dltors to bring III their claims authenticated that
arrangements may be made to satisfy them-those
indebted will please to settle theirs as soon as pos
sible-the estate not being III a, stuationfor long
indulgence CHI ARIES c. PACE.
Admir- with the viii annexed of
(7t2awT.) Col VIM. Nelson.
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WILIGhM TEMPLE, has received by the
w ship Ifsrscloll from Liverpool, and Calne.
from Loadsn, an extensive supply of MIR
CAfNDiZE, suitable to tic present and an
preaching season, which he viii sell i7,g
Oct. 10 1f1
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lust RECEIVED, a general assortment of
DUTCH NOTHING CLOTHS, Of superior
qualhy--Fol oalcby =. DARifSDATT
@o'' .. LdJ
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nets Passed by the Virginia Iegislafur,
al the lgeesi., M tenz q

Ut TIC "t88fUH y I6U1-O.
=. m act altering the sessions OF the Court
Oh ~, appeals, and Tor other purposes.
INC court OF Appeals, shall hereafter
hold three sessions in each ,car.
The first, to commence the frat of Nd,rc,
and Continue 27 juridical DAYS the second
to commence the 18th of April, and cont.
nue. "A days: and the third, to commence
the lst OF October, and to continue IS DAYS
II from any cause. a sufficient number of
Judges to make court do not at end. there
snail be no discontinuance of the court. but
It shall stand adjourned, from day to day.
Tor ten days, and if a court be not forrsed
within that time, then the court and all the
SUITS therein depending, shall stand adjourn
ed TO the iirst day Of the nest term.
Z. Explanatory Of the act Untitled " An
act concerning the election of members Of
the General Assembly"
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i WISH to puTo!it-c twelve likely MULES
L BATHURST RANDOLPH
hiRolia, Jan. H. HSl
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r. DAWSON, Secretary.
Warrcnton, N. e. Jan. 90 rT&S2,v1
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Qleranorfa paap 6aietsf.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
! PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. 6
There are now no less than four Candidates
in nomination FOR the first Office IN the United
States. 10 yit-Charles Cotesworth Plilck-
sney, of South-C Carolina G GOVERNOR Cllntcn,soi
New ork-Jam Madison, of Virginia, and
James Munroe, of the latter state.
Which of these candidates has the iairest
claims to THAT high and important Office
Which is the best qualified to rescue our ma
ton from that gulf Of ruin, to the verge OF
which it has been huBled by the measures OF
its present misguided, feeble and infatuated
rulers Which is best qualified to raise tito
its former state oil prosperity, safety and glo-
~? To which, were the passions, the pre-
iudices, the feuds of faction, exsingulshed,
would the deliberate and unbiased voice OF
the people be given! To which, were it
possible for departed worthless to return TO our
country, would Washington, Hamilton, and
Ames-to which, would Warren, Montgo-
merry, and Mercer-to which, would host
Of our revolutionary victims, give the sanction
of their suhrages. -,
TNew York haher.l
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{O1cpn lhalAACNiIlC,
CORNER or KING and tdIRF1X S7kEL.s,
ALEXANDRIh
Has received a considerable adj
dltion to his Stock,
And OFFERS FOR SALE,
90 hogsheads, lst and I'd quality
90 barrels Huseovaao Sugars.
1900 lb. Green Coffee
Sl-2 tons British Patent Shot, assorted,
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
40 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO lb. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hy-
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Ieas'
in uualter chests, boxes and cannisters-lnost
of which are equal iii quality to any ever I'M
ported.
Port, Marseilles, Sherry, Lisbon, Tene-
rife, and Malaga Wines
A few cases Medoc Clarct-
Jamaica, Windward-ls Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Peach Brandy.
Holland and Country Can.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Pest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice
~ :, Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch,
Flo Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. cassia. FL
,,,on,o Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds n IS,
Cnrrarts. Malder, Alum, Copperas, Roii
Birthstone, Chalk, Bristol and Brandywlne
1;unpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Lelpers,,
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing ana
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, &c. &C.
October L.,
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Gun q PlitoI Mandatory,

.LesDcs end q Klng-street
THE subscriber takes the liberty of again
reminding the public, that he carries on the
above business in its various branches.
IKE HAS ON HAND
A good supply OF Bird and Squirrel Guns,
which he will sellsen moderate terms.
LaLoring under great inconvenience from
guns remaining on hand an unreasonable time
after their repairs are completed, be is COM
PEELED to The necessity Vi notifying to such
persons that unless tho charges are betrayed,
he will proceed 10 sell such guns to fenume-
rate himself for the repairs.
Orders from the country executed with
neatness and dispatch.
G An .zhhrentice wanted--he must ba
active, and possessed of good morals.
Robert Nafh.
October cot :,
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Warrington Bridge Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Washington
Bridge Company, are hereby notified that
the third instalrnent of Ten Dollars On each
share is called for by the Directors, and
must be paid ~ on or before the first day of
November me- agreeabl. to the act of Con-
eress, entitled {" An act authorising the e.
rection of Bridge over the river Potomac
within the district Of Columbia.
BY order Of the Directors
DANIEL carroll, of bud.
President.
October 1913. dim.
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October ISIS.
Public Sale.

nv virtue Of deed Of trust from W7lion,
n. Mills TO the subscriber, wall be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the nine
teenth day of November next, between the
hours of twelve and one O'Clock, P. N. upon
the premises, for ready money, to be ap-
piled, in the first place, towards the dis
charge OF certain debts therein mentioned,
due to Joseph Smith--all the right, title,
and interest of the said lillian n. Nils, In
certain piece or parcel of ground, situate,
lying an,i being in the town OF Alexandra,
and bounded as follows, to wit :-Be ginning
at the corner, the intersections Of King and
West.streets, on the north Of King and cast
of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly b, and with King-strect, and binding
there on 81 feet 8 and IL iaches; thence
northwardly and para!Ielto West street 100
feet to ten feet alley; thence westwardly
and binding on said alley parallel to King
strcet6l feet8 inches and an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding on
West-street to the beginning.
Also,
One other piece or parcel OF Ground, 81
tua.e on the north side ef King-stiee and
east side Of West-strect, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distance
of 81 feet s inches and an half, from the in
tersectione of King and West-streets, and
running eastwardly binding on Kng-stre ct
40 feet, thence northwardly and parallel to
West-strce 100 feet to a ten Get alley,
thence westwardly binding on said alley and
parallel to King-street 40 feet, thence south
warlly and parallel to West-street 40 feet
to the beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
October l8. 3tawts
g. PALMER'S PACKET will
sail for Norfolk to morrow
October Is,
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The supreme Junta Of Catalonia, to sup
ply the -present necessities, and provide for
the army which has been raised and orga-
mssd in that province, has ordered that the
estates situate in it, lately appertaining TO
Don Manuel Godoy, shall be sold by public
auction, or let out at a rent. Thus the inn
lnense property and riches acquired at the
expence, and BY the sacrifices Of the Spa
nish nation, by the most foolish and ambi-
tious of men, Will ultimately be rendered
useful to it.
September 2.
In the absence of real accounts from Por-
tugal, various reports follow each other in
quick succession, all of which, when at
tempted to be traced to their source, prove
to be entirely unfounded. Yesterday even
ING it was reported that Geographic dis
patch had announced the surrender OF u
snot's army and the Russian feet; another
runour stated, that third battle had been
fought in which Junot had lost his lie
Neither of these reports rest On any autho-
ritv.
This morning it is reported that vessel
arrived at one of the outports, spoke sloop
of war few days ago, charged with dis
patches containing copy ofthe articles OF
capitulation, by which Junot and his army
surrendered as prisoners of war on the 2sth
ult. That intelligence Of the surrender OF
Tunot is on the way home we cannot doubt,
but we have received no accounts by the
mails of this morning giving countenance
to the above rutnor. Indeed we have sell
dom seen day that has brought less intelll-
gence fron, the ports.
The delay in the arrival OF accounts IRON
the Tagcs need not, however, excite any
uneasiness. At this season the northern
winds blow so constantly on that coast, that
vessels are often bound 70 make western
course to enable them to get round the
Cape.
ITALY.
The statement in our paper of Monday
relative to the meditated attack of General
Stuart upon the Neapolitan territory, is cor
roborated BY letters from Palermo, which
state, that the French had evacuated both
the Calabrias that General Sir James
Stuart had embarked for the Peninsula Of
Italv, with 5000 British regular troops,
5000 Sicilian do. do. and 1000 armed pea
sansry ; and it was supposed the Neapoli-
tans, on our approach would rise en- 1nasse.
Notice was yesterday received from Var
mouth, that some vessels from Riga were in
the Ofhng. IF this intelligence be correct,
some relaxation must have taken place In
the Franco Russian system OF opposition to
British commerce.
Price of Stocks this day at oae,o'clock.
Consols for money, &c =, acc. 81, red. shut
Excheq. bills, IS. prem. Omnium . dis.
DANrz1cK, august 2.
His exce.lency General Rapp, the cover
nor OF this city, has died here, after long
illness.
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C. At the folicitation of a
number Of Cur country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month. the publications
OF paper for the country, three
times a zueek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS fer d111alna.
Such of Our prelcnt patrons
as reflde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one.
unless ordered otherwile.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

O. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
of the Aiexandria DAILY Gazette,
price Hue Dolls. g Seventy Jfve
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets
August 9.
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sally, Fairfax, Baltimore,
Fall Goods-dI6crent persons.
Polly and Sally, Sicily, Baltimore,
Fall Goods-daGrrent persons.
Dolphin, Manning, Richmond,
Coal--T. White.
Elizabeth, Newconb, Boston,
northern produce-J. 6. Lada.
Henry and Elizabeth, Bowcock, Mat
tox, wheat-the master.
Sloop Harmony, Ellwood, Philadelphia,
Fall Goods-ai6erent persons.
Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk,
Sundries--M Miller.
Little Grace, Eden, St. Mays,
wheat-:he master.
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FOR SALE,

On 6orad tie sehr. Belsey, at J0nney's .srharf
Is p,pes FRENCH BkaNDY
bis SUGAR
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool SAIL
81 bis. TANNERS OIL
j trnnk INDIA COITONS
10 mats DUMB Fish
S bis. MACAEREL
l26 bushels BARLEY.
Apply to the master On board, or
LaMrason & fowle.
October 3 dot
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GEORGE ~. p. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District Of Columbia.
BE- booksellers supplied on the usud
terms.
September is
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Wanted to Hire,

From, Is 10 20 Sarpentels . Mork on the
Bridge across lie icul niile creek.
..aLoG,
40 to so apply at the Bridge
to. ANDkEW n4AKILE,
Cctoher * d6t
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Aeu 81 ezp'e'o.
/. Entwisle and Co.

j. EntW1S1c ana 70.
Huue rhts day scosamsntra ~ ezraAg.
GRAIN I, to DC hau al the brewiuuse--
They will have BEEK for tieliyely III 2. rev
lie.
October l8. eoot
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know, was governed by his own ccnveDicnrA
| he passage wasln CIPHER and we know
| irom "a certain great precedent, that cv-
Pher q ietters-may be altered, amended, and
curtalied at pleasure; and that the gaiblnr
interpretation may be even sworn to be cor
ree'' without any blame or suspicion of foul
pay. Sir, Twill SO beyond Pogyha,oa. and
take on myself the whole responsibility. Of
the opinion affirm, that if all the indivi-
duais aliudedto, could be moulded into one
man, the compound would still be inferiour
IN All the respects mentioned, to MIR. %ss*
Yet do not think him the only
man OF " integrity, ability, and bravery" in
the nation by many thousands.
IN Observer snjustly charges both Pow
hdtan and me, with ''boldly stigmatizinp,
those who prefer Mr.. Madison, as being
either weak or wicked; and not allowing
those whooppose Mr.. Monroe either abili1
ties or virtue" Sir, do not remember
ever uttering word of the kind disclaim
.he sentiment. PozDhatan expressly says
= he knows there were many men of virtue
and talents at the Madison caucus at
Richmond: Yet (from the nature of snch
assembiles) the weakest and "most vicious
pohtlcians took the lead i'm business To
ms latter remark, which was the gist of the
argument, it is remarkable no answer has
ever been attempted-My sole object, how
ever, is, to correct mistakes
m Observer concludes with a compl-
ment to Posohafan personally, which beg
eaVe to reciprocate, but which hope Pozu-
hafan has the good sense to dispise, since
he must know he d cs not deserve it. His
Sole merit, Gas l said before) is, that he
spoke without fear, favor, affection. His
composition deserves no applause. But l
nave myself a serious complaint against
him. Why does he continue silent! Let
me tell him, the man, who undertakes a
good cause, should never desert it. What
though me fountains Of The great deeh be
nor ger broken nft, nor the 7vind0zvs ofHea-
rem ?tened there is surely water enough
tor his little ark to swim in
For me, who warm and Jealous for my friend,
In spite OF railing thousands will commend,
And no less warmly Jealous 'gainst my foes,
Spite of commencing thousands will oppose,
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