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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-18

4 IL persons having claims against the Es-
L tate of VIM. Friend, decd late of Man.
chester, are hereby required TO bring them for
ward, as early as possible, that arrangements
may he made for payment ; and all persons in
debtcd TO SAID estate, earnestly solicited to
make payment, speedily possible. The ST.
tuation OF the estate being such, as to render il
impossible to grant longer Indulgence.
THOMAS BR RANCH, Executor
Chesterfield. NOV 1. 12m)
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-: In Senate.
FRIbAY, November IS.


EsInAT, November -. !
Inc DIV ZOE psrmit'inS the
transmission % the documents
accompanying tue st,5esioenss
message, 6c. was tnis Gay mega
siysa s, y.
"a. &c VICE KS: !. r.essaens .nsn , ,s.s,
tls ofdsr OF .ne, gay 1,Ha.
no1ses reso'e.lon los tne .sepea =. 9 =
:: s :. smoArgo NV 49, Mn.Sa ',l.
acsf5s3 Ios 5. Anu s.1seu .nas ns
nag recsissa troM tae ieg.s'atuIe
% MassaenasetIs, eeLLaln !ns.lSe.'
tons relative y g tne a4es,loI tnsn
!. under consiue, 1 wnien e
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tsrniasa ~ehoa. opposl'lon z .1s
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lDY virtue OF two deeds or trus,
- gearing dass The ed day 81
November, 1907, made 10 Us ~
John Robinson and Margaret his
wife, 20 satisfy and pay sundry
snrns Of money paid by Jacob
French, William Rush and Ro-
bert Christy, % securities for die
said John Rohinson, Is late depu-
~ Sheriff for Nicholas Orrick,
Tillbe sold d the Court Aonse Of
Berkeley County, on, the k7th day
Of December next, for cash, one
Lot inathe town Of Martinsbura,
On Queen Street., known in the
plan Ct said town BY No. 81, on
which there are q convenient
Dwelling House, two stories high,
one story Of stone the other of
brick, rs feet by, 20, completely
6nished, also . back building two
Estories high, one story stone the
other frame, 26 feet 6y n, coin.
pletely 6nished. and.sundry con
venieut. out Houses. ALSO, .
Tract of Land containing eve hun.
dred acres, sieuase In said Coun..
", on the head Or CheEryS branch,
well clothed wifh Or,od ti1hsrE
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/ rose and said he did not possess
thesnecessary information ID end
BILE him to give ayo.e on il,i. ques.
tioa. he therefore hoped The Sem
ate would agree TO postpone the
further consideration or il all
Monday next, which was carried.
BY this little Biz of finesse have the
friends Of the administration been
enabled to screen themselves for !
short time, from an open and Re.
corded expression ,ofthe eon,einpt
In which thsy hold the opinion Of
those opposed to their ruinous
measures. r - ~ ss7sz5n7
After this business was dispo.
sed OF we were grati6ed with j
speech replete with reason and
sound argument against the en-.
barge from Mrs lloyd the new
member ! from Masss ehuset,s.-
10 his view Of the subject, he
pointed out the immense differ
enee experienced by the eastern
and southern sections ofthe Uni
On, BY the operation Of the en-.
bsrgo. In . comparison between.
the relative losses Of Virginia and
Massachusetts,. he stated that tie
exports Of foreign produce from,
Virginia were something more
than three /. millions, whereas
those Of Massachusetts exceeded
thirteen miilions-Domestie pro.
duce from Virginia four millions
from MASSACHUSETTS six mil.
lions.--The tonnage Of Massa-;
chusetts registered aud enrolled)
amounted to nearly one third Of
the whole tonnage Of the u. States,
whichallowing two dollars freight
per ton, per month, (Which was.
reasonable calcllation) amopnted
70 about six millions, the one half
Of which might be fairly, calculat-
ed 70 be lost BY the embargo, never
TO be regained, leavingto Massa-
chusetts clear loss in the article
of shipping only, Of nearly %
much as the whole sustained by
Virginia, He declared IL a. yhis
opinion that it would be both to
our HoNoR and IsTEREsf TO have
war with France in preference
to Great. Britain--He admitted
we had received great and upjus.
ti6able injury from G. Britain /
but then there were BERLIN, MI.
Ian AND BAYoNNE DESCRIBES,
with RuRNIxc ouR SHIPS ATsEA,
ineopseauence thsreof. also una.
t6hed for. Me- .:& sf~e.ss S.
A motion Was made and carrie
ed, TO postpone the further CON-
sheraton Of the subject tia Mon.
day next. No doubt for the .pur-
pose Of giving some Of the EN-.
bargaroous time 70 attempt ) SOME.
THfso LIKE 4 reply to Mr..
Lleyd's arguments. ",':'''''' =: !.
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OFtiGEh0 of CUSHIONS,
On motion o. lsfr. Fan Alien,
Ressised, that the committee 81
Commerce and Manufactures 81
+ instructed % enquire whether any
! amsndmeut ought 20 be made Re.
\ lative 20 the eompensations d
the officers ofthe castoms now d,
lowed bylaw, with leave o. re-
port thereon BY bill Or Otherwise.
WEDNRsDAY, Nov. rs.
Some private business having
besndoneof little importance.
50 Mr. Rdadalph moved thaE the
galleries sscleared, as he had q
motion 70 make which was Of !
confidential natare. The gale.
sries were cleared; and the doors
.remained closed until $ o'clock,
twhsn the House adjourned with
vclosed doors. st4zs r. n b#
I1laRsDAY, November -.
3 = Ehe House met, and continu-
ed with closed doors until 2 o.
eciookS when they were opened.
- Leave having been given, Mr..
q LEWIS, afrnm the commisses Tor
the disttietof Columbia, present.
cd 1 bill authorising the proprie.
stors Of squares and lots in the city
Of Washing sonat ID have the same
sabdividsd and admitted to- re.
which. was made. the or.
der of the, day for Monday next.
II II. !. FRipAY, Navember Is. , r
Z. The House of Representatives
have been engaged for the last
three, days principally in conclave,
on motion by one of the mem.
hsrs Tor removing the Injunction
or secrecy on 4 part of the Presi.
dents Message Of the s,h, ins,ane.
The doors were opened this day
q little afterltwo o'clock. and ne
understand ,hey have Determined
10 make public ,heir proceedipps.
on the motion, but NOT the Mes.
sage. The Messages understood
Fl
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.JLzST.0P,,Eil!,,a,I'I,r.,E,.Dll,,;li.,,..
Fancy and other
Articles. ]

We are happy TO inform bur
friends Cat 4 dis,ance) and the
public IN general, that having
made large purchases, previous
To 1.-The lite rise of Goods in Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, we are
enabled TO serve diem on better
terms with many. articles than
they are to be had. At this time,
In either Of the aforementioned
cities. If ever it was an object
for~purchasers at ! distance 70 call
on them, they are confident they
win ind il greatly to their advan-
tageto call ibis season.
lRhi2s MANY articles are bofh
scarce and I, Aga, .se Aasr saes.
Plenty and Cheap.
JAMES s. JOHN Lane
Shepherds Town, Dec. 2, 1909.
s Cash Paid for HIDE $ aati
SKINS.
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Mr.. ALBURTIs,

: : :: ,',- :, - IN m. Monitor 4
of The. =, OH ;n., / Erd ,,,v.sT M. ~.
rallelra In N. ..me rsrsors III
Win M. Hsrn.rof h..sisnl.
:. tvn, :. nr.t;o,,. na,,i6t. o. -
Nov. Sir. I. i rnr..Fih.,. m
prrtension. a. We, = ,n,,r;o,;.m.
Th;. ~ S.I5 ,sss.ec,1 -, n. : !,
anfa,oni.,si G.;,h.r e. h.,..
1 anS kne,.i.ae: or M, Ha,n.r
erce,t ~, .,S;,h :, 80. f,pr.
common fame. ma n. ! on !, =
na,ion,, 10 49, -. 49,, J. -
n preoccnnyinps 81. ,ro,,rd 81
pa,riot;.m & nrs..n, M, s;r,
/ have some knowleIre 81 cen
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HAsHIlYG7l,N AcA


ONE rear IA. elapsed sine,
The trustees of this inalitation. de.
elined employing i sSeward, and
have pernlitsed de Studenfs "a
engage boarding fur thsmselses
10 the vicinity u NE A c,demy.
he experiences NJ new ma
sonaewhat doubtful, but ve are
now auth0rised % assure the pub-
hcit hass hi,heTto, proved sasis-
hetory 10 the fTieuds of he in.ei-
tuition. The Seudents durihe the
above period, have been orderly
and diligent, and have. generally .
aade . very catering proficiency
IN their studies. :,
Iocontinue, . far . Sd our
power. ,his pleasing ecAte of Il.
fairs, We have thoua q. pfoper Is
recommend 1 few slinas "a he 4.
tention Of such parenta o nay
commit pupils 10 o,ir ease. noe
doubling bat they win eheerfnliy
cooperate with m d any mea-
snrep which may appear conau.
eive.toa purpose n Whieh fhev
are 80 deeply Interested.
Inihe FIRST place h i desirable
that young gentleJnen should
board 10 private rather shan IA
public houses. Enquiry has been
made relative 10 this matter, and
L has been ascertained thar SID.
dents may be accommodated Ina
number ofprivate ianilies Of the
frat responsibility ID Lexington.
This recommendation, We admit
islof the less importance, . there
are some public houses IL Lexine-
ton ofecry good character |; and
ALSO % the students lodge ID the
Academy buildings, and are con.
lined 70 them and %. their studies
during the greater pan Ne DAY,
90 % % leave but little opp6stuni.
y for assoeisting with iinpsopsr
company. Still, however, y6sA
the morals Of young msO are II
question, too much caution en-.
nor be sferctsed.
Another ronsideration, and of
much higher importance, 10 thae
parents would not Be- 100 liberal
IN, their pseuniary supplies. "A
puperabundance Of money, in'the
banda Of Students, has furnished
matterof complaint 20 q semina-
ries, and. in TOO ,nlny instances,
nflastins Se6E<s - assnls tksus
seiyes. Ard perhaps the case b.
comes worse, when, instead Of
actual money, the Student Oh
tains unlimited efedis. The besA
way, undoubtedly, ., 10 send
any sufplps money % nome friend
or guardian Who hay superineend
~ Pecuniary disbursement. Ard
that parents may form . Just esd.
mate Of the expenditures, abso.
lutsly necessary. We win subioin
die following statement. j: j.
: Tuition per year, Dolls. "a
Boarding per do. exsiu-lf =
Sss,A - ,,AG~Asa - 0O, !
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re Congressional proceedings printed
in III papes ofthe 18Th instant. was copi.
Ia Rom the baltimore Federal Gazette >
tn stating Tho. votes on Mr.. chittenden's
fesolotion Cor repeating the Embargs
Laws. the Federal Gazette risees Nj
join MorroS's name among those whc
voted against considering The Resolution
in consequence. We also slid into the same
.slsof Ais. weare assured, Is incorrect
We - informed from anadoabsed spthol
rity, nat Mr. Morrow wastneeessarily
absent from the House, stthe time tha,
vote was taken, therefore could not have
voted On the question, We now have the
Journal of the House for that day before
Us, sah Mr., eforrow,s name does not ap-
pear on L. We correct this error with
sheeffnAess. twas before stssed, that
We copied from the Federal ,Gakette
how the mistake occurred We do nc,
know--No blame can atsaeh 10 Us, :
Ir-Ih
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M,lARrlNsBURG, Dec. >,

- . ,.-.z -, IL =. -, - 4
or The Federal Re-
publicans Of Berke-
ley, i Jefferson and
Hampshire, have, re-
solyedto support Ma.
.ior James Stephenson
as Candidate for
Congress, at theelec-
ton iii April next
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! writer, IN his second nelmber, rnakes i
the genuine ,laadulterzte.t feelings q A
mericans, the legitimate OF spring ofsoant
heads and. hoaest hearts. against TIM
spurious brood begotten BY the jacob;n'
isnof France, and spawned upop ON
shores BY he miserable ou.casts Of Eu.
rope. p $500 II. !. M
The Philadelphia Freeman's
Journal mentions, thar ! report
in circulation states, that COL
Duane, Editor Of the Aurora, 10
appointed to the command Of Fort
Mifain, (Mud. Forty on the
Delaware. ...1St e., e +
The gun.boats ON Passama-
quoddy station have captured and
carried into porta large English
vessel, in the act of eyading the
embargo laws, aud hold her d 1
prize. The documents relative
TO this affair are dispatched to the
seat Of government. 49,. 4 y
kaRss ss44++E2g4 - u c ~ - ss-s'* - IS
Nv 5trsey Csazreslima, EleaissThis
slections which tod place last week.
has, We believe, terminated Is we. ex.
pected, in the election OF the democratic
candidates. by considerable majority,
Afsef the loss Of the state government.
We did not expect that the Fedcrslists &C.
nerally could be induced to come out
with That spirit necessary to ensure spcl
;cess, and this appears to have been The
case in many parts ofths state. :
= p, ed %~rrr<reS ~,
Ehsistening-In Geor gia, (vt)
2 laughter Of Mr.. Alphens Hard.
wick, by the name Embargo .:
The reason given by the father
for imposing this ludierous name
upon his only child, l. rather Gin.
gular, viz-he wishes ever to
have a EVing melnorandum be.
fore his eyes Of one of the best
political measures to enrich the
country! :. ~ s.. - -.
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NEW-YCRK,, Ya1y 1s.

Arrived brig Elizabetl,, brown, IS davs
from Gema1ara. Flour 2g. dollars, bsef 3S
pork 20, and fsh -1a, and ali kinGs Of Pre-
Visions scarce and risi.g.
S@hooner Mary-Asn, Sheffield, in TO-
/ HAS from Naples, and 70 hcln Cagliar;
island Of Sardinia. Sailed from the i;,sess
place iincosnpaay with tic brig Ellis, Lovet.
Of Beverly, under convey 81 9 Swedish f.
gate. On the 18th OF April, ELL IN VII
lord CoilngNoDd's .ases o. l., Sal OF tax
sine, steering for Iou1oa. May 4,a;giyec
az Gs.hra::ssr, and found ,here 1--WE nty -,hre.
sail OF Brss.s,,s TRANSPORTS fell 5. troops.
tang under weigh, and was informed hy ~.
otheer ln-the health othee boat, hst TIE Acct
ct transports E-ere bound to Cadiz, which
place ws.s C be sfven TO he z3rius2. Capt.
Sheffield Came through tic CIT with the
transports. May "a, of Msdoira, VS.
boarded BY. a British cutter and treated 20
iiseiy. June Goth, spoke the sloep Mary,
20 days from Providence, tor.St Partho.o-
news.
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A T bird Dividend

~ 1IiE* CASEr or Idl4EH SMITH. &
HAS been deciareslo Of FIVE per cent, on al,
Claims legally proved, payable bys the s,,b-
scriber at @Dumfries, III so DAYS from tha
seth of June last.
TIMOTHY BRCNDlDGE, .essirnee
July -. ss.w.w :
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WASiiINGTGN, 9uly IS.


6 Pursuant to notification from the con-
naittee appointed on the q st ,satimo, to re-
port a plan for the establishment OF Domes-
TIC nanufsctures,in the city Ct Washington,
a meeting ofCitizens was convened.
The Committee reported the following
Articles of Association which were read
twice ana agreed to naaasmoaaly:
.g ARTICLES
q association q the. Goatm5ia lQaauf actpr-
s. ing CDR sasn,.
J w the Subscribers, do hereby agree to
fern a company or limited partnership, and
90 also hereby associate and agree With each
other, to conduct business in the same-noan.
ner herein alter specified and describe, BY
and urder the name and stile ctsshe Colum.
bia Manufacturing Company, and we dc
further hereby mutually covenant and aoree
that the following are and shall Be the funda.
mental articles Of agreement with each o.
uaer' oy which We ard al the Ielsons who
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HistoryoE M1an1a's Eabr.l;t;on

OLIVER and MuNgoE intend putting 70
press the History Of MiraMa's late aAenf,
! 10 revo1utionize South America, in series o
Letters, by gentleman who WAS an officer .
the enterprise, to friend in the u. Stases
1he-manuscript has been inspected BY Sc
vsrai gentlemen OF taste and literary err
nsnee, VINO pronounce it highly v.4aaN
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NORFOLK. July ..

The Chesapeake frigate went down to
champion foacs on Saturday, but The. WING
coming to the eastward she cc,ud not get to
sea' II is expected size viii go Out to-
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F7rtygPAI or ATIoM.

! 4 - =
Il The friends Of Mr.. Ames, who cherish
the most sacred egard for his memory, were
highly eratihed that Mr.. Dexter consented
to i pay the last sad tribute Of respect to ms
remains, by pronouncing an Grafton. y
taskks;s Of more difficult execution yet Mr..
Dexter left nothing to desire. 4 requires
congenial feelings, talents and virtues, 70 &c
Justice to those we would commemo rate.
Such were the benevolent feelings, the
splendid talents, and the pure virtues OF the
deceased, III every relation Of life, that the
loftiest strains Of eloquence could not be
lnisapplied for they could not swell to pa
nepyrlc. Mr.. Dexter unites ali the requl-
Site attributes to pay due honors TO the me-
moay of his iliustlious friend. Ills Ian
susge is gorgeous, his arrangements IS logl-
cal, his delineations ere exact, lbs concep-
tions are comprehensive, his reflections are
profound, and his manner $ dlgnlaled.---
. Without any design to overrate as great and
Original intellectual pow ers, we view him as
ore of the first orators of Our country.
Z he eoncourse CT eitizeIs was .greas be-
you'd example. Every heart seemed to swell
with S,ie ard every eye glisrered with
scy-o9. A solemn silence proclaimed that
.3l.e lcssof such rnsn at such a tilne" was
.irreparsbse 80 his country, his family, and
his friends.
The church services -..cre INTRODUCED by
the following S'lANLAS, wr;tst n TO- lie
occasion, ana sung with spFroprase Judg-
aI2vnt and soio,nnity-:
AS when dark clouds obscure Tx dawn,
The Jay stars lusrc oisappcHs,;
So sANlFS Lehela our natal morn.
And left desponorg friends IL tears.
Soon as the distant cannon's roar
.Annoulc' e!'tkat MONS returning ray,
lis fear'd iSs early hopes were Ger,
Aid aeN to everlasting day.
@ drop thy mantle, s4irtsd shade!
On scme surviving patriot name;
Who. great by thy example made,
Nay yet retrieve nation's fame.
Theymafly germs, ardent thought,
Z he love ii truth, the Mt rean'd,
Ihef eloquencc that wtntiers wrought
d,fash d1its light oaeeNcry mind;
These gifts we're thine, Immortal aNES,
Of motive pare, Of lie soblimc /!
Their loss oar flowing sorrow claims;
Tfteirprsise suiViyes ihe wrecks OF time
W'sile The procession vas moving to IL
chapel, the flags on ho.rd the shirFing i,
the hasbor weTt .hoistcd half mast, ard til
stcres- ans. shops in tbs several streets shrc
which it passed, were SHUT, in tcsti'Gs, ny O.
respect to the deceased patriot AID milan
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=
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80, - L0uzesf;e. Fny,,..
r. c,,e,,;sh w. Indies S41e.soo Drill
~. 80 5ag. sra GO ,S|
4 sores s1.e57 1lon|
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ssdfroeco Z na.bsry states s.sss s. o..
.-,.,a 5000 fjssS|
4 frsra .s6g,eaA oeSfe
c.on,it Secs $685. sod
r.. ". cast Of america 1c,7Y 90 eel
g:or;eIss 1866 ssz11l
sna,,sh w. indies and
salorics c4550Cl411a 7s
carsp. a,l,y@an.! ETus-
d,li.oshore izc,a.6 sszsnI
raneris 1850 2o6.es,I
T,.rlcv T,evant g Eqrpt A,s20 4e4s-;I
Fr,ncI, ". Indies s.acr,siss 2. e6ss 81
,,enxI,,r ord s,aur;;;,s III: eA7 1Ao ,el|
D,,tsb Tas. Tod;es 1880 s6O.S@|
90. r..d.. - tie a,,ove na,f'ed n,aces n
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15

When arrived at the chapel, the body WIS
placed before the altar and divine selvices
performed by therev. Mr. Montague and3he
rev. Or. Gardiner. After which the hen.
Samuel Dexter delivsred TO ar un,ommon-
" crowded AUDITORY, q very eioquSAs sac
palmetto
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15
9iersnDria T>sHy Gs;rte.
F gIDAY, luIy Is.

Its at length ascertained TIA. Musa
FAKKE, line celebrated traveller /. the int
Sior Of Africa, isro more, The Eritishpa
liament have granted to his widow $685.
los. sterling, and TO Mr.. ANDERSON, fat,s
of Mr.. ANDERSON, who accompanied NJ,
Parke, 1os5l.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15

W7sile The procession vas moving to III.
CHAPEL, the flags on ho.rd the shirpins i
the hasbor weTt aoistcd half mast, ard til;
aFcres any.. shops IN tbs several streets 1hrc
which il passed, we're SHUT, in tcsti,a NY O.
respect to tie deceased patriot aad ,niil,.sa
.hropist-