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

w ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on Friday the 5th day Of Febru-
airy next, the tract of LAND in Amherst county
on which Cornelius Thomas late of that county.
resided, Ii lies about four mAes from the town
OF Warminster, and contains 600 acres. Great
er part OF it is tobacco laad, equal in quality 10 a.
ny lind IN that or any other county in this state
some hne meadow land and plenty of timber.
a tolci able mill on a never-failire stream 90 81,
100 acres cleared and in order for cropping.
VIII sell the whole together OF in lots to suit pur
chasers My terms are one fourth in cash, and
the balance in one, two, and three years. Bonds
with approved security, or 4 deed Of trust on the
land will be required.
REUBEN B. PATERSON.
attorney an fact far Cornelius Thomas.
hucKinSh'nn' jan y (1aw4wT)
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u DUCATION-The Trustees of the WAR
~ RENToN ACADEMY respectfully inform the
public that this institution was opened On the 18th
instant for the reception of students, under the
superintendent OF Mr.. WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
Qatc one of the professors of William and Ma
ny College j gentleman highly recommended,
and who has produced from the Right Rev BIZ
shop Madison the most satisfactory testimonials
OF ms abilities. His literary requirements and
unexceptionable moral character, are so confident
ly stated by that gentleman, as justify the trus
tees in recommending this establishment as we'll
calculated to promote the Improvement of youth
In the Greek and Latin Classics, Natural and Nc
raj Philosophy, Lasrs Of Nature ard Nations, Po-
Gtic0f Economy, Mathematics, Geography and the
use 81 the Globes, English Grammar, Reading,
flirting end arithmetic.
The healthy situation of Warrenton is well
known, and the trustees conscious of the neces-
sity of paying strict attention to the morals and
orderly behavior of pupils, have devoted their
time during the late vacation to this object, by
making arrangements for regular and close in
spection OF the Academy in all its operations :
Feeling, as many OF them do, all the interests of
parents. is additional pledge to the public for
the execution of their intentions for promoting
the welfare of the institution
To avoid the i'll effects occasioncd by students
having more money than is sufficient to meet the
necessary disbursements during each session, a
list OF the established expences of the academy is
subioncd.
For the classics and various other branches a.
bove mentioned, S 20 per annum; 10 in advance
fer the first session, ending the 1st of July and
forthe second, ending the 1st of December
For English Grammar, &c. S for the first and
6for the second session.
Board for the irstsesson 6 40, washing g d,
bed hire S 4, candles S 1-For the second sessi-
on S IS for board, washing S 4, bed hire S 4,
candles 81
BY order of the Trustees,
]. HALL, President.
r. DAv1soN, Secretary
Warrenton, N. c. Jan 80 TT&S2w1
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f1hOFOS AIS for carrying the MAILS of the
United States on the following post-roads
VIII be received at the General Post Office until
the 18th day Of February next
l. FROM frederlcksburgh by Orange c. h. Mil
ton ana charlottesville to New-York once a week
Leave Fredericksburg every Wednesday AT s
p. IN. and arrive at charlottesville ON Fr;d nv, r
a. m-LeaVe Charlottesville at Z a. M. and arr1ve.
ut New-f OK by II a. m--Leave New-YorL eve
ry FRIDAY at L p. IN. arrive at Charlottesville Lv =
p. m ana arrive at Fredericksburg on Sunday by
10 D. m. =
Q. From New-York by wanesboro' to staun.
ton once week. Leave Stanton every F,id,,
at 6 a m and arrive at New-York by II m =
Leave New-York every friday at l p. m. and ar
rive at Stanton by 6 d. m
3. From Richmond by GoochIand c. h. Colum.
bia, Rising Sun and Milton to charlottesville one
week. Leave Richmond every Tuesday AT 1 n
~ and arrive at Charlottesville on THURSDAY bv
p m.-Leave Charlottesville every SATURDAY. at
a m. and arrive at Richmond on MONDAY bv n
q. m.
4. From Lancaster by Elizabethtown, Middle
town, harrisburg, Carlisle and Shppe!. sburn- to
ChamDer5ourg tunes a week-Lcavc Lane ste,
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. m
and arrive at ChambersbTg on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday by10p m-Leaye Chambers.
Ouig every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
| Il. m. and arrive at Lancaster by IL D. IN
5. From Chambersburg by M;Comcllsfo,yn
Bedford, Somerset and Greensburg to Pittsbura
| three tunes week Leave Chambersburp eve
ny Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 a. IN. ar
rive at Somerset ON Tuesday, Thursday and sa
turday by 9 p. m and arrive at Pittsburg on Thurs
day, Saturday and Tuesday by 10 a. nj et,lrn
| ing, Leave Pittsburg every tuesday, Thursda,
and Saturday at p. M and arrive at Chamber
burg The next Friday, Monday and Wedncsda,
| by 9 p.
NOTES
| l. The contracts for the three FIRST mentione,
routes arc TO be IN operation on the 1st day of
prii next, and to continue in force one var Con
tracts Tor the two last routes are to be in opcrati
on on the 1st day OF July next and continue ant
| the 3Othof September 1909
| "a Tho contractor will be subjected TO the II
suai penalties for delays and failures, which vii
! be specified in the contracts
GIDEON GRANGER.
Post-Master Genera
General Post Office, JAM. L2aw6w
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From BcRe Wccklu A1eeae,,ra,.

The public are at length put III possession,
OF those othclal instrument with which the
Neutral Nations have so long been thrcatensn
cd, ana the appearance of them in the Cad
cute is haiied with a species of triumph, sue
Is we Hlght expect from grand naval
military victory.
These Orders of Council are considered 81
many as deciding the great issue of the yark
hey regard them as the point of reserve. !
which we have long cherished for the tiav Of ;
trono.e,--as the uitinsum $ubHciua, to be.
poured out upon the enemy in the last ext
gency.
The Confederacy has split and bulged to
It's last timber; but there was vet a resource,
lett in our CSAZETT, and an Order of Conn
oil IS expected 10 do shat, which the coaIesc
ed strength of Europe has attempted in vain.
what object are they expected to answer?
10 give our merchants access to the ports Of
the Continent, and force our conodtics uDos
them in spite Of the prohibition OF their Ru
lcr' No: this, we are told, is not to be ex-
pected.
Jaitmeant then to operate as an exclusion
/ OF Neutral Powers from that trade which we
are prohibited from carrying on ourselves.
and as a punishment for their acauiescence
in those commercial restraints, which the
enemy had imposed upon them
| res this VIC are told is enc of the main
contemplstions of ,hcsc several Orders But.
there is another object, which exceeds then,
all in importance, and is likely to produce the
! most magnificent rcsults-lt is, that. b. the
measure, we cFeCtually cut off B0naoarte
fro Ii al Colonial resource: we interdict him
the use of tea and sugar, ami obiige him, who
has wth8tood every other pressure, to sur
render the demands Of the coffee-housc
| is presumed that, without tobacco and sugar
! his army must mutlny, and his people rebel
thath sceptre is no longer safe in his grasp.
than while he can quiet his soldiers with ruiy9
and segars.
With regard to the enemy, it appears To
US to be one of the most notifications projects
tn reduce him which was ever devised
I The West-India produce, is, doubtless an
article Of consumption, which from use aud
habit, has become in France as in other coun-
tries, almost a prime necessary Of Hfe-But
Bonaparte will deny his people this, and,
what more, his people themselves will have
the spirit tOsuDmit to the denial soonerthan
be starved into capitulation and SURRENDER,
by the want Or lump sugar, and pinch oF
snuff.
The hand which did not hesitate, fo. tie
purposes Of this ambition, to b eak into the
domestic asylum, and tear away the devc. 4
Conscript from the arms Of his family, VIII ,fye
E feel much c5mpunction in emp,yiug the bo,
box, and substrdcting the comforts e -
breakfast t1ble
Has he not already denied To Franz
most useful and necessary articles of -
:, manufacture; has he not already prof
/ the produce of our looms and FORCES cir
i Chester muslins, and our Birmingham
J, ware, and is he likely to feel less scr,
i with respect to the commodities of Crba -,
5 St. agoa--Assuredly not he cares I;,2c 49,.
e no.hing for his West India colonies -. =.
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SALES NJ AUCTION:

ON Tuesday. the Cd day of February next, a,
~ tie v. Office of the subscriber, viii be sold
positively, WITHOUT RESERVE, large and ge-
neral assortment of DRY GOODS-Imported
last TAU consisting of Cloths, Coatings Rose and
Duffell Blankets, Casimeres, Hesiery, Kerseys.
Half Thieks, Negro Cottons, Plains, Checks, Irish
Linen, Brown Hollands, Droghedas, Irish Sheet
lngs, Diapers, Hats, Cambricks, Dimity, Wild
bore, Durants, Manchester Stuffs, Carpets, Seine
Irvine, Tapes, Bobbins, So &C.. Together with
a quantity of HARDWARE, and great num-
Der of other articles too numerous to be specified
Also, pipe and 3quarter casks old Madeira Wine
and 90 casks Porter
Terms of sale-For all purchases under S1Oo
cash, above $500 and under $500, 60 days, and
above $500, six months credit. Negotiable notes
with approved endersers will be required
The sale will he continued from day to day until
ahe whole quantityis sold.
JAMES BROWN. Jr.
Richmond, 18th Jan. 1903
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Y NOCH SULLIVAN respectfully informs his
~ customers and the public in general that he
has Just received handsome addition to his for.
mer Stock, which renders his assortment very
complete, Consisting of Silver Ware and lew
eliy, plated, gilt, morocco 6; wood Casters plat.
ed and brass CandlesGcks, plated and steel Snuff
tcrs, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons and "A
dies, Britannia and Pewter Tea Pots and Mugs.
Waters, Tea Trays, Caddies, Snuffcr TRAYS and
Bread Baskets, Knives and Forks, &c. Desk
Knives, Letter Racks, Marking Types, PAPER
Folders, Ink-stands, waters, s,c-DRazors, Homes
StTops, Boxes, Brushes Hair-powder Bags
Windsor Soap, Wart Plaster, Glc-Guns, horse
mems and pocket Pistols, plated and steel Spurs
Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot Bags, Bird Nets
Horn lumbiers, spoltsman's Knives, Patent Cork
Screws, Horse Phlegms, Dog Collars, switch &
chair Whips, Canes with and without spears. ,rilt
and wood case Pocket Compasscs, Ladies' an.
Gentemens' Dressing Cases and Pocket Books
ivory, tortoiscshell and horn Combs, head. tooth
nail, comb, clothes, hearth, floor and shoe Brushes
hall, globe and hand Lamps, plated and gilt bot
tie Slides, &c. Ivory and bone Chesmen & Boards.
Battle Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Glove lies,
Carriers, Suspenders, &c. Pebble and Glass. sill.
yer, gilt, plated, tortoiseshell and steel Specta
cles, reading and ostic Glasses, Goggles. &c
steel, hair and leather Cases, gold, silver. conk
shell and pearl Buttons, silver and plated fountno
Pens, Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Tweesers, &c
Thmbles, BOdkins, sewing, laundering, NETTING
and knitting Needles, Reaves' Colours, &c.-poId
gilt and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with an
assortment OF Watch Materials, segaI., tobacco
and smut Boxes, &c. Swords, Belts, Nots. Epau
let's, Plumcs, Sashes, Stocks, &c. Flutes Flies
Clarinets, Trumpets, French Horns and Drums
Il. Sullivan continues to execute orders in ms
line of profession. Jan. d. rtfl
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~ EGROES FOR S-fLE-By virtue of a deed
~ OF trust executed to us, to secure the pav.
ment of certain sum of money therein mrnt;
oned, due Grief Truly, will certainly be sold for
cash, at Amelia court. house, on Monday the 9Th
OF February next, two NEGROES, the property
OF Edwin Laud
IHOS PERKIMSON,)
1NO. r. LEIGH, trustees
.Tanaarp %. C2azu17yG-iI1ag
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RROkhKAGE AND COMMISSION BIJS1
y NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
ms services 70 his friends and the public IN the a.
hove efbps'ness snG solicits their patronage.
G. GREENHOW
~ oawtfl
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Ash PRIZE S.

.i,VOO do. TO consist of machines for o.
Penng ott-cast worsted &
open wrought wooen clo-
thing into wool, valued
at one hundreddo each,
(Pstcnt right included) 100000
H,Oo0 dc. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al mouldngs for dwelling
houses and shipping, valu-
ed at nifty dollars each SO, 900
-. 8 100000
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
The most Vaina6Le Cash Pr,ees fran, 200 dollars
and upwards, to be determined as follows
FIRST drawn number on the first ten DAYS drawing,
each S 200
Ditto ditto on the succeeding ten days,
Ditto ditto on the succeeding five davs'
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two DAYS,
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last DAVIS drawing 10, 600
ms Lottery will positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day of February next. and
VIII be completed in % days At intervals, under
the superintendent of Gentlemen appointed by,
the Governor, to whom approved security has
been given, tor the faithful drawing of the iotte
ry aSreeaby to the scheme. The NUMBERING, for
the Wheels has so progressed, under the direc
uon OF Mr.. James Oellers, as to Justify fxina the
Gay OF drawing The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank IN thirty days after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
delivered TO order, on payment of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they will be considered
IS forfeited after that tins.
TICKETS at one dollar and so cents each, TO be
mad OF VIM. Pritchard and Fitzwhylsonn and Pot
ter
The price Of Tickets will advance as the draw
ing progresses.
M9te'-!he purchaser or holder of every ticket,
will be entitled TO u valuable patent right for ma,
nutacturing Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides a
chance OF the many valuable cash prizes
Jan. ii. (en+f\ .
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ITO PRINTERS-FOR sale, on very rea.
Sonadie terms: About 500 W.T.. of BUR-
GEOIS, and 500 of BREWER; The same Type
on which the ENQUIRER WAS lately printed.
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ASH SALES.-In pursuance of deed OF
- trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 18th day of December, 1906, to Sc
cure the payment of fourteen thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars and some arrears of interest due to
VIM. b. Giles, esq.
viii be sold for ready money, at the front door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, on
Saturday the Goth day of next month, between
the hours of twelve and three O'Clock ofthat day.
a tract OF LAND in the county of Henrco, cali,
cd the SEVEN PINES containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, tract of Land in the
same county, on Four Mile creek, being the same
wheiGon col John Peasants formerly con-
ang BY estimation four hundred & sixty acres Al.
so, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said conn.
ty OF Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding on Bailey's creek and
-Four Mile Creek. GEO: HAY,
BENZ HATCHER.
January &c. reD,ds1
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O. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RITCHIK, oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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M LILLIAN TEMPLE, has received bytne
w ship Herscbell from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply of 1TEF.
CHANDIZE, suitable to the present and an
preaching season, which he will sell low.
Oct. 10. r,r7
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IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR-Havc lust
~ received by the late arrivals from London &
Liverpool, in addition to their Fall Assortment
] bale London superfne Cloths and Cassimeres.
~ DO kendal Cottons, do. Carpets and Car.
peting, boxes A Irish Linen. do. Diam.
Lawns and Sheetings.
All OF which will be sold low for cash or on q
short credit Dec Is Tentf1
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DHILADELPHIA GRAND LOTTERY
Highest Prize 10000 dollars. Authorised
by an act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, for
the encouragement of USEFUL ar rs
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ THE Co-barfnership Of Taylor G. Brown zDas
6y mutual consent, dissolved the 31st December last
MI ersonS having claims against the concern qui
afPyJo| settlement to james Byoyon, jur VITO is
authorised to receive all monies due therein
IHc1G5S TArLOR,
.TADZES BROWN. ;r.
z Richmond, '1an. S, 1903
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HE subscriber has opened an 1uctioa & Com.
Candles, on the cross-street, where he win re.
ceive and dispose of Goods either at public or pr
vate sale. "a
He has now on hand, at Private Sale, prime
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds and barrels, Loaf SUI
gar, Coffee, Molasses, Holland Gin, French Bran.
dy and Vidona Wine; Pine Apple Cheese, De
nnJohns, and few cases well assorted hollow,
Glass Ware. NJ M If1-FDC
Richmond, Jan. II, 1903 12aw5wl
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IN CHANCERY.-lziadlesee County Court, De-
Il ceD1ber, 1907.
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann Tonkins.
John Mclaughlin and Mary Overten his wife.
Peter Cosby, George filler and Mary his wife.
ComP iainants-Against John Cosby, David Cos,
ives and Polly his wife, and - Meri,veatbc,
and Barbary Minor his wife, D.jendlats
II appearing to the satisfaction of the conrt that
the defendants are not inhabitants of tns Com.
monwealth, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of AS.
scmbly and the rules of this court On motion Of
the complanants by their counsel, 1t is ordered.
that the defendants do appear here at March court
next and answer the cOFplanants bill, that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Fn,,In.
rer tor two months successfully and another post.
cd at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county &copY III MUSE, c. N. c.
ian IL [2awswl
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TIE Auction G COMMISSION BUsrNEss 7y;Li
nJhtre be Carried on Iythe Subscriber IL, tie tene.
nlent heret9toye occupied BY Taylor {, Bro7va, qghich
10 S9ell calculated TAR the reception Of lure ouan.
at2 n goods. he has on hdnd far saLe, bof6 r.,
eash and on credit, large assortment If ROEE.
K rs A9toagst which aye,
S years old
IS months do. SAN72cUl rum
Ne1y,
5rS"n ami tog Sugar BY the kId and bayyel,
L"tfer'al' HvSoH ai.a 1omg H/soa Teas,
LcBeE CQgniac Brandy,
PENNY kv0Hia WhisEey,
SAT- IN Saeis,
9Teays oH ByazH Zine in hide
Fret quality LHedeiya in Pibes, hhds c, az. casks,
Sheyyy Wine, &C. &c G,c.
md a quantity Of Dry GooIs sHfable for the season
JA1NES BRO0N, jy.
:. toH. .. CaD
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r. DAWSON, Secretary.
Warrenton, N. c. Ian. 80. .IT&S2wl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
CHARLESTON. Iannaru -

BY the arrival of the Bremen brjy c;,,-
Capt RuYTER, III So days iron. the We,
ser. we have received the Hamburger Car.
reshoHIenfen to the Esd October. the Con
tents OF which have been anticipated by Ia.
ter arrivals from England and France
Capt Ruyter left tie City of Bremen on thr
Esd October, butdidnot sail from tbs. nonth
OF the river until the 10th November. An
expire boat was sent down TO him with or.
oerS TO ssil immediately in consequence of
an embargo having be en- laid by the French
IN mat port. 1t was also stated, that an /,
the pores OF France and her allies were sbu.
against all neutral vessels, excepting such
only as brought provisions Colonial prn-
auee was particularly excluded, from be.
heIt hat most OF twas English property -
: Inc embargo was said to. be general in
france and the ports under the con.rol Of
BoNAPARTE. =
Is It notprobable that it was the prospects
OF ms general embargo which induced zen.
ARMSTRo No, to order the sailing Of onr
vessels from the ports of France, &c
Courier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

cause it is a sinnhfeation of all previous
systems. 1t is the best basis of instruction
an every department extant--its adoption
by those who have been overcome hy il, is
the best commentary, did not its success
ldetnonstrate its superiority. This whole
system has been translated specially for the
Military Library; and will be ilustra
ted by numerous drawings, plans and dia-
grams.
| line compiler doesn presume 10 offer
This work as substitute for Sseu6en Out
this much is certain, that this work will
Contain the whole of :he modern theory and
discipline OF the art of.war, excepting wha,
relates to Forfifcafion. g-s-
| But this work will comprehend FIELD
roRT1FlcAT1oS, and will be illustrated
by more than sixty drawings, which will
enable any officer. even without mathema-
teal knowledge, to perform the field du-
ties OF LAYING out ground, erecting field
works, and conducting the details CT camp
duty, without mathematical Instruments
| he work being now very forward; il
VIII be comprehended in about nine nun
oers, making two handsome valumes; and
may be fairly, and without apprehension
! OF mistake or invidiousness, be said TO offer
more general and useful information in such
Compass, and at a smalle expense, than
any similar word hitherto published in any
country W SIS
Printers who think that this work NAV
prove useful, will, it they wish to promote
that utility, give this article one insertion,
or more.
Orders for the work, either in numbers
or III volumes, will be received by the pub
Usher, at Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

son not member OF the court. exc.,, ,i
prosecutor and defendant. can be ulioyv. a
to take notes of the Testimony but II ~,
be asked why not publish the ;)rt,ctel,..,
daily under the restriction not 10 no. ,.,ss
testimony. s.-.V- -.
In answer to this it may be asked how -
such restriction to.be car,lstlinto t.ts.,c,S
ohee~aunIt the writer and The power IS an
MS, own hands; But how could the hes, ,,,.
eenuoned writer avoid running in,o tj,r
tss'mony III detailing the proceed,u,, }.
wh'ch are made up OF testimony, observes
tons upon it, questions arising out of r. anJ
ldecisions which would convey no ,d..,l ,f ~
accompanied by it. What theo>,s H.. -,
porter toPubitsh! The mere or,,;,,ar, f,,,.,,,.
usual IN all courts! This would no, b, 60,
sidered by Tue public as worslfti,e re;c,n,, (,
It might indeed excite CURIOSITY 6,,l %,
never satisfy IL 49, --al 6 fs~S ~S-'a
Besides the foregoing rea scnx. .,,, 900
ars uniformed OF any precedent IL M, ~.
any other Country where the ,,r,p.,,lI;n,s
OF court Of enquiry were pubiished he ,o,s
they were cnnciuOed aud subn,irtsd to ,l,,.
authority BY when the court was coust;t,,,-
ed So
The court have therefore decil, d thar
no person except he e,either prosecutor
or defendant, can be permitted 10 tai : 49,
at any OF its sittings. -
lNorE This decision arose from the =.
fit9r OF the National intelis epcer havi,lpa az
tended the sitting of the ccurt. win die
view OF taking down their proceedings and
publishing them.1 -'t
The Court adjourned to Friday a, 10 A.,
we understand that Messrs. John Ran
tdo'ph, Daniel Clarke, and John Rowan.
nave been notified 60 attend as wine sscs. I
January l8. i3 ,ts
to the President
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NORFOLK, JAxnApu

Yesterday the court marital on
dore Barron, Cap'. Gordon, Cam Hi
ana the gunner of the Chesape axe COM
uenced on board of that frisate.-A. we az
informed, the ablest and most intelipert
OF the officers IN the United States sery,c ~
nave been summoned to act as members oe.
.ne court tor the purpose of doing i'm pa r,;'.i,
justice TO the accused, & of vindIcatine The
honor OF theicoun;ry. Noprocesdinrs Rays
as yee transpiredi but from such a body, the
most upright sentence may be expec1ed :