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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

usT PUBLISHED, ard may be had at Jacob
y Johnson's Book Store, near the Market Bridge,
PART of Vol. 1 of HEN1No & MuNroRp's
REPORTS. Feb Is GawSw)
7 ANDS FOR SALE-Thc subscriber offers
IL for sale, the following Tracts of LAND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
VIII give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres
lying in Buckingham, which is advantageous,
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New
Canton. This Land is very valuable, having on it
goo acres of woods, nearly all of which Is good
tobacco Land there arc also very good improve
ments, such as are well calculated for the ac-
commodation of family, and sufficiency of
cleared land, to employ 10 or II hands adsaI,ta-
geously. This tract will be shewn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Guerrant,
now resident on the land.-One tract on Ran
dolph's creek, of 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and will produce good wheat and,
cor1 it joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr.
GIliey Lewis.-Oae other tract in the eighbor-
hood OF New-Canton, of 212 acres, being a mole
ty OF a tract owned by Mr. Maurice LanShorne.-
Another tract in Powhatan, of 800 acres, known
by the name of Gibraltar.
These Lands will be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which may be known, during nv
absence, by application to Col. William Daniel of
Cumberland, who is authorised to contract for
them The title will be made by me on my return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
the 10Th and goth of February next.
WADE MosBY.
fowlatar1, Dec. 4. City
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TIE CO1II1LERCE OF ENGLAND.

In some recent English papers we find
the conduct OF that government handled III
such Il way, in relation to its conduct towards
Denmark and the United States, rs has been
very unusual since the peace Of 17SS.
From these discussions we select such facts
as may convey useful information to our rea-
ders, without descending to the local bicbcr-
ings of the British NEWSPAPERS.
The following are extracts of official re-
turns of the imports and exports Of Great
Britain i'll the year 1906:
OFFICIAL VALUE OF THE IMPORTS AND
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MORE CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING

M ORE CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING
lFA again respectfully informs his customers &
the public, that he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, a gen
eral assortment Of Fashionable and Seasonable
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store,
the second door below the Eagle Tavern where
they may be had upon as good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City
November 6. GeptfJ
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MI ESSRS. Nathaniel, Benjamin, md John
4FA Shepherd, and John S. Moore-I.ke No
TIcE, that shall ON Thursday the 10Th day of
March, 1903, between the hours of eleven in the
forenoon and five in the afternoon, at the Bell Ia
vern, in the city OF Richmond, proceed 10 take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses to be read in evil
dence in the injunction pending in the county
court OF King William, wherein am plaintiff &
you are defendants and also, that OH the 21st
day of March, 1903, at the Tavern at King Will
am courthouse, between the same hours, shall
take the dispositions of sundry witnesses to be
read in evidence in the same Injunction.
GEORGE X. LEIPER,
ES'or. Of Bernard moore, deed
Feb. 49, (fawSwI)
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EOR SALE, 121, 900 acres of L AND in Ken
l. awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
river,
$4,000 do. in Tazeweh county, on the waters
Of Clinch river:
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
The above win be sold very low, and great ac-
commodation given in the payments.
To RENT, Brick House, on Shockee- Hill,
in good neighborhood, and possessing every
accommodation for family.
THOS: NORvELL.
Dec TO- tf
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g ECOND NOTICE.-Whercas became in
~ debted to George Madison OF the county Of
King William some time in January last, in the
sum ct thrty-fve pounds and crown, for which
sum gave SAID George my nate or. bond /; and
whereas Roger Madison made affidavit before
Mr. L. L. Evans ef said county, that he said
Roger, had lost said bond, in consequence of
which affidavit accompanied with an order from
said George to Reuben Madison of said county,
to send him second bond or note by said Reuben
and did send second bond, which second bond
Reuben never did deliver to said George and
whereas the said George has found the last bond
and now has it in possession, therefore take
this method of publicly demanding the second
bond from Reuben Madison according to receipt,
and also forewarn all persons from taking trans
Ter of the first bond from either George or Roger
Madison, as they indebted to me ; for witch
debts there are suits now depending ard l shall
plead this publication in bar against both bonds
JAMES JONES.
King G Queen, FEB. is, 1908. C3tT)
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Leaving a balance of

Leaving balance Of 7,134,OOO
Upon such policy as has led to such ST.
tuatioh--no man need make eomment-,in
endeavoring to subject the universe to her
covetousness, she has furnished a terrible
example against the coTrupting influence Of
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FOUND, few nights since, in the street-A
4 good SADDLE AND BRIDLE-Thc ow-
ner is requested to prove his property. and APP
Div 70 the printer hereof--Feb. $3.50
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10 ICHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY
N At meeting of the directors of the said
company on Tuesday the:16th February, 1908.
Resoioed That q call Olive dollars on each share
BE made on the Stock holders in the said compa-
ny, and that they pay the same tl,cir Treasurer
on or before the fifteenth of April next.
copy. N. SHEPPARD, Clerk
or The stock holders must not expect me
to call on them for the money as the law does not
taken to perform tor the company. impose it on
me. n. SHEPPARD.
February 10. TtE]
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EHRESH TEAS-The subscriber has still on
X. hand few chests and boxes fresh Imperial
and Young Hyson TEAS: Also, flew pieces best
Company Nankeen, with an assortment of Satins
silks, Cauzes and sewing Silks Having laid in the
the quality and can sell them very cheap.
ROBT. N. PAGE
Jan. IL. IT. &TtfN
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ONO RENT.-Four Commodious TENE-
Il NEVIS. near the Armoury.-FoR HIRE,
Two SAwvEhs. f. J. HARVlE.
Jan. 2. lcptf
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y ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI
ID NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services TO MS friends and the public in the
bove line of business and socits their patronage.
G. GREENHOW
Dec. IS Coawtf
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TiiE subscribers having formed connecti
4 ON in the Grocery line, under the firm q.
BRIDGES {, ROBERTSON, they now Offer
for sale st their Store the corner of the street
leading to Byrd's warehouse, and opposite to
Messrs Jno. s Robt. Gamble, jr's.-A general
assortment nf CR Err LIE a.no,,er .,.l,,..L ~.
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II IRBY, DRAKE G. TAYLOR-Have just
N received by the late arrivals from London &
Liverpool, in addition to their Fail Assortment,
bale London superhnc Cloths and Cassimeres,
90 do. Kendall Cottons, Q do Carpets and Car
peting, 4 boxes ~ Irish Linen, l do. Diapers
Lawns and Sheetings.
All OF which will be sc!d low for cash or on a
short credit. Dec. Is. Ceptf1
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I WISH g purchase twelve likely MULES
BATHURST RANDOLPH.
Amelia, Jan IL (tf)
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mo. 90.

commerce, and cautic, Cor every s.rfic,.t-
tural people to guard against Ks dcpravit;
'.d.7Dsa
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WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received by the
w ship Hcrscheli from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, extensive supply of b1ER-
CHANDIZE, suitable to the present and ap
preaching season, which he will sell low
Oct. 10. 1tf1
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CT eNHE SzRJFANrs OFFICE is removed
z tic house on the street leading by the
Governors, opposite the Insurance office.
Feb 10. [oaw1m]
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NJ Office All persons 70 whom the estate
OF the late Major VIM Dudley, deed OF
Warwick county, is indebted are desired on or
before the first day OF June next, to bring for
ward their claims properly authenticated, chat
provision may DC made for pay mQnt and to all
claims exhibited after that peroy, tltis advertise.
mcnt will be plead in bar.
SAML. SHTELD, IGoa'y.
" Han. Duaieg, deceased
fork osRry, FsJ rs, 1868. (Ials4,. J
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A pvEKTIsEMENT-Will be seldom sa.

A DVERTISEMENT-W be seldom Sa.
~ turday the the 9th day of February, for
ready money, on the premises, valuable Tract
of LAND, lying in the county of Halifax, on
Stanton river, containing seven hundred and
twenty five acres, more or less. 1t was once the
property of Samuel Beal, was sold by him to
William Moscley, and nlortsaged by Moseley to
Robert Andrews s. John PIsrce, trustees of Beall,
to.sccure the payment of the purchase money
The indenturc of mortgage, which was recorded
in the general court, bears date the 22d day of
June, l795.-At the same time and place, such of
The SLAVES as are described in the said mort
gage and may be produced by the said Moseley,
will also be sold for casll-Thc sale is made by
virtue of decree Of the superior court of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond district, pronounced in a
suit therein depending, in which the said Price,
surviving trustee, is plaintiff, and the said Nose
Icy lie defendant and for the purpose OF raising
tie following SUMS with interest, viz Il 10S Is
with interest at the rate of 5 per cent. from the
lat Of january, 1885 los 2 with like inte-
rest from the LIST dayof January, 1794-G I01 10
with like interest from the LIST day of January,
1855 81 II with like interest from the 1st
day Of January, 1865 90 5 with Ike interest
from the 1st day of January, 1797--lc u IL with
Ike intercs, from the 18th day Of July, 1902, and
IS dollars 80 cents, the costs Of the sttit--'The
residue of the money ,lecrecd 10 be raised, the
pisintff does not pretend to claim, as appears by
az endorsement made by the clerk Of the said
court on the Order dissolving an Injunction OBJ
tanned by John b. Scott, to stay tllc sale of the
said land, which endorsement is copied from a
writing fled in the s,tt first above mentioned, by
the plaintiffs agent and attsrncy.
THE COMbdLSSLONERS.
RfcI1unud TsL d. 1909 IZ-. J
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber i desirous of
Il selling bis PROPERTY IN this City. The
purchaser viii be accommodated with time if re.
Gldied, on giviag satisfactory security.
SAM'L. CREGNHOW.
Ccseber z, 81
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Richmond, Eel. 4, 1908. (SsJ

EORsALE.--and may be seen at the Eagle
i Tavern ono of the most elegant pair of full
bred Bay HopsEs, that has ever been exhibited
in the City Of Richmond--one oil them five ami
the other six years old.
Feb q tf
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THE AUCTION G COMMISSION BUSINESS soiN
in future be carried By the Subscriber in the tene-
n'eHt heretetore occupied By Taylor & brown, spieA
rs well calculated for the reception Of large guam
tiG Of goods He has on hand for sale, beth 70,
cash and Il credit, large assortment of GSOGE-
K ES: -4nsongst zphich are,
5yeas old }
Is IS. months do. ANTIGUA RU1a,
Broom and loaf Sugar BY the hid and Jayyeb
Lmeerial, H1son and 1oang KJgoa Teas,
Ccbee, Cogniac Brandy,
Pennsylvania Whisky,
SAT- in sacks,
years old SrasH Wine in hhds.
First quality Madeira in pipes, hhds. G sy. casks,
Sherry Wine, &c. &c. &c.
Ind quantity IF Dry Goods saita6ie for the season
GAMES BROWN, b.
fan. s. (H)
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II HE subscriber has accommodations for six
Il or eight Boarders " the year, on moderate
terms. ALEXR. QUARRIER.
Feb 10. (eptf)
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TASH S4LES-In pursuance of deed of
" trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the lYth day of December, 1866, to
cure the payment of fourteen thousand five hun
bred dollars and some arrears of interest due to
Vim. B. Giles, esq.
VIII be sold for ready money, at the front door
of uie Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, on
Saturday the Goth day OF next month, between
the hours of twelve and three o'clock of that day,
a tract of LAND in the county of Hcnrico, call
ed the SEVEN PINES; containing, by estimation
one thousand acres Also, tract of Land in the
same county, ON Four Mile creek, being the same
wherein col John Peasants formerly resided, con-
taing by estimation lour hundred s. sixty acres AL
So the Norwich Mills, situated in the said coun-
~ Of Hcnrco, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, bindng on Baiiey's creek and
Four Mile Greek GEO: HAY,
BENZ HATCHER.
January 90. [eptds]
Cr The sale ofthe above Property is postpon-
ed, in consequence OF the badness of the wea-
ther, until Saturday the 9th inst. when it will po-
sitiveiy take place. GEO. HAY,
b. HATCHER.
Feb %
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Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
4th pf. Cogniac Brandy,
Raspberry ditto.
London particular Ma
deira Wine,
Port, Sherry s. Tener-
life ditto.
Best green Coffee,
Brown & Loaf Sugar,
Best Chocolate,
Cun-powder, !
Imperial, \
Hyson, SS
Young Hyson & q
SQUEEZING, J
Which they will dispo!
cash, cour Try produce,
punctual customers.
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AHuUNT OF EXPORTS
TO countries from 5bhich England Is noSs excla4ed
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Jusr PUBLISHED, ard may be had at Jacob
y Johnson's Book Store, near the Market Bridge,
PART of Vol. 1 of HEN1No & MuNroRp's
REPORTS. Feb Is (I.wSwl
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Tor SALE.-By virtue of deed IN trust, ex
a ecuted 10 the subscriber by Builder Bsadbourn,
to secure the payment Of debt to VIM Gait. will
be exposed to sale at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, on Wednesday the I'd of March next, at
Thomas Wills in the town of Milton, a well i'm.
proved LOT in the said town it's an aCyanta.
geous situation for carriage or Wagon maker.
there being on the lot large work Shop, a good
blacksmith's shop and well finished dwelling
house acting as trustee, viii only convey the IT,
tie vested in me as such
DAVID ANDERSON Trustee
rec: 10. (eb3t
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Soap, Candles,
Rice, Spanish Indigo,
Northern Cheese,
Best Spanish Scgars,
Hibbert's Porter and
Brown Stout,
English, Swedish and
Country Iron,
Nail and spike Nod,
Picked Salmon,
F. F. Gm-powder in
kegs,
Raisins, Almonds,
Pepper, Ginger,
Oucens-Wai'e, &c. &c.
&c.
e of on liberal terms for
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lE'-7- = = ? v
TOR rH8 IsTEILrcEscrR.
80
TIE VIEW FEAR.

OLD FINE, with steady and pro.
gfessise sssp. has. just given the list
rstroke on the reel" or finished the old,
Eand Introduced US into the New Year.
What reflections naturally occur to every
mimi The man Of business look oyeE
his Aesompss, and views the pages Of
psbspt and Creditor eontemplases his
Saia, and, with pain, perceive. his 40.
parent loss. The Hnsbandman with eau.
tions movement examines his barns and
stoSk considers what's beest to7be done
&c The improvement, Of his land, and
the welt re ef'hiss Flock. The man Of
pleasure resolves % new sehsmes TO rive
additional delight, and the despondiue
youth sorrows Ger his Fate II the disap.
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"As"asSHAassas
fsom ths A~<rican Daily AdUerti.sr.
TIE PRESENT cRIsts

90 =, seems, Napoleon the Great Ia.
resolved, that thrre shaNke no Iouoer a.
ny Meatrdb :: and has graeiousty psoF.r.
Cd ne advantageous condition upaa ,vhicA
ne w'a tate ~ into The League, which an
other Nations seem to hate catered into
against Resssttres: whilst an Arch. Enc.
my is alternately playing them of s,ain.,
each othes ~ thaak bis Isber;aIII,;.,.
II tor shelving his teeth 50 earivgfor
letting US into the secret of his sublime
views before 1t was too late to coun,er.
act them. r. %Ts
t'ooD PEoPLE or AMEkrcA! Ft1.
Low CIrrzEEs OF the Uxrrsp SrAre.i
whether in or out Of Congress) are
willing to act as cars paws, Tor the bur.
pose OF enabling Bonaparte to reach the:
British Possessionsin AmericaP Wb,,
think you Of tbs, tempting .Drooo,,f NJ
driving OF your Enemses the Ensl;sh' ="
replace them with French Erisnas. Do
you incline to rob Peter to pay Paul ! =
Have You any mindto lump out az n.
trying pan into the 6re!
II you have, say ; and lei IN. Pr..;.
dent and Congress go on. 70 break with,
Britain, though We are bound, IL Mese
feritons times, by the tie, Of common
interest, and commop aneuae. snd
she aegs u pardon foran aifron, which
she dssclaims-Let them make, a Arm
League withthe potent Empsrorwho as
Pares to conquer the world ; add stipu.
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late with him, for the precious priyiieee
OF 6eiag tie last dspoured !
But it you have no mind far che bar.
gain, and l trust you have not, as you
value the chance of your own safety, and
universal destruction, beware Of the III.
sidious friendship Of the D~estroyer-
Remember the, fate of Venies--of; the
Swiss-of the Du,ch-of Austria-of
P~rIss'a--of oHthe Republics, and ofhalf
IRE Monareh.es Of Europe; and forge.
not that it was not so much French
Arms, as F'yeaeh Msriguts, that work.
ed their downfall.
Such friendship may Con IN HrA..
VEN avert! And He IuiR ooers. is from
the only civilized nation tina. wor.hips
Him, without the Interference of power
and prejudice, j 1pe a,e 6ut fruitful to
Him M to eursrlves.-He has placed
between US a thousand leagues OF ocean ;
and while We remain united df homo. We
have nothing to fsarfr rom abroad Should
the Conqueror VI Europe land on our
shore, as a" Enemy, I trust he may be
driven of sgain-but If we suffer him
to gam footing a. a Friend, adien to
InH LIsERrY AND IxprYEspxSer
=. OF AMERICA.
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Dollars REGARD.
n SopV. TeeN.
DAVID HUNTER, c.a.c.

ESCAPED gu. Of the jail Of B.rLs.
- icy County. on the eveninv 81 az
Is'9 yes m6sr, a man by the Ham. az
Fielding LszVis, about fve e., ..;s ot
sig9s inches high, stout made. ofa s.s',
aark complexion, black ewes. dos.n
look and a scar on his left temnI. IA
On "nen ns wen, away. q blue ronnda-
bout and linen strowssrs, bur n i 49,
oaoie ne has changed his clo,h.! ~ ;,;.
supposed he will make toward. ~ $500.
ward as ne has relations in South csroi;-
na !; ne was eomlniued for HAVING ,tahS.d
a man 50 thar his bowel. were ist on,
and Otherwise scarrifyinp~him 49,, ss
throat and face with = inife. '"s
Asa, another ma by the nam. Is
he1' austin, about Ave feet Ave or $500
lnenes high, slender made, one evs 8,
the. blue or gray, and the Other hI;sd
win green patch OVER Il. tyed NJ
MAD on when he went away. 1 an 800
cloth con, and corded pantsioons Y.
vas committed for FELLOW. 49,
yer takes up the said Esadfag E<,pi. -
returns him to the said ian. .hsil r.-
eeise thirty dollars, and for the ,s;d
$50 , austin, fifteen. dollars reward, psid
. moses COLLINS, ,ysis,.
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NOTICE.

AL person. iudeb.ed 10 he ,ub.
- 'erfbers for the service Of ,h.;,
morse ahspAa'd, are requestsd to male
payment at or upon the fifteenth ;n.,.n,
70 ra.r'ek DeGe, Martinsburg, or their
see viii be left with q proper 3D.
DAvrD'& HrsRy WAsnAlAuon.
January 1, fSos. T.
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WAsHrsorox D-c.mHIr ..

AsAtNGToE, December %,
The house Of representatives was q.
Pened this morning about half past II o..
cioek-the doors were shut again in 4
few minutes, Oh account ofa confidential
message from the ..Senate-they were O.
Pened IN ah ut a quarter of an hour.
The heust then took up the for,i6ca.
ton bill. Mr.. Masters moved that n.
bill be re.committed to a committe. ~
the whole tor the purpose Of ~appropria.
ting l,Soo, 900 instead Of 100000.
now appropriated. This motion was
lost-ayes 36, noes 70. -
Mr.. Bacon then stated that he had a
secrei communication to make To me
house, IN consequence ofwhich the door.
were Ae AIN CLOSED.
In Anew minutes they were opened
when the above bill was again taken into
consideration. Mr.. Cook spok. AZ
length in favor oflarse appropriations
Mr.. Sloan made some remarks in. an.
swer:to Mr.. c. which occasioned much
laughter in the House. He remarked
among other things, tina. he PERFECTLY
AoREEb with the gentleman. when he
(Mf.C,9 declared thar he knew nothing
about. fortlhcations ! and also with his
Insertions that he had WRIGHT
70 EaJoY HIS own FEELINGS: for NJ
own part, (sA'd Mr.S,) like to:fref =
ny thing that is pleasant from, the bottom
of my heart! ~.~ u
.~t
The question vas then taken on An:
Prop''at'nG one million Of dollars, agreed
TO Hcn. on. . e. : - n
lac bill ordered to be read u third
time this day. ! 8G.t 81,
Mr.. CrowninshieId. after ENFORCING
the necessity Of establishing TELE.
GRAPHS, submitted the following re.
solution, which was made the order IL
the day for to.morfow: y. - -"
Resolved, That tia expediefnt % au-
thorise the President of the U.. States.
to establish Telegraphs along the coasts
and IN sach oth:r situations Ia the Uni.
ted States as h shall think proper.
a second confidential message was
received from the Senate, and the doors
were again closed, and remained 80 I'm.
I'll The House adjourned. 80
hs injunction of secrecy being taken
OIL, It appears that Congress have been
these TWO r three days occupied in dis.
GUESSING "A Bill laying an EMBARGO
ON all ships and vessels in. the ports and
,harhors Of the United States" This
bill has besA PASSED in both houses.
and signed BY the President.
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fEJusTicE.
The man Who wears injustice 81 hi,
side,
Tho pow fnl millions follow him 10 war.
Combats against the odds--againAt hirh
k1eafGn n '.
,fwNocENcE.
VIVA. stronger breass.pla.e than q heart
y uftainted -
Thrice 10 Re srm'd, thar has lis quarrel
Just
And he but naked, tho'loct'd up in steel,
Whose oonseienes with injustice Is cor.
rupted.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-01

A vessel has arrived a. Baltimore In
short passage from Spain, with inteIli-
grace from that country tothe 10th ult.
BY which the Enslish Consul at Bal,i.
more has received letters, which state
thatan army Of 10 600 French troops had
oceapied Madrid ; that a complete revo.
,Iatioi had besn Effected; aud that 800
grandsss were Imprisoned ~
lei is also said that the King had been
a~ssassinased, audit is supposed to DC ar
ranged that the Prince ofPsace is to sue.
coed % the throne. - -