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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

Mr.. Pope (of Powhatsr) moved that ~Ie,,.
be given 10 briHgin A BfL1 to suspend, the onera-
,,ons o. Executions .i,,ring the Embargo, aud so
days after il is raised" Agreed and the subject
was referred to Messrs. Pope, Thompson, Alien.
Systematically Preston, Writ, Ole and Nolan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13


Nimrod Bramham, Plai,ihH-against mo. lou
cit, Alice Jouctt heir of Robert Jouett, Nathan
Crawford and Margaret his wife, John Allen and
Mary ns wife, John Mills, Minan. Mills, Marga-
ret Mills, Fences Mills Clifton Rodes and Eli.
zabetl his wife, Charles ,ouett, Thomas C. Flet-
cher and Susanna his wife, Defendants
The Defendants John Jouett. John Allen and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jouctt not having
entsted their appearance and given security ac,
cor'iing to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that they are not inhabitants of thi.,
Commonwealth Onm ton of the Plaintiff, BY
his Council Il is ordered, That the said defen.
danis do appear here or before the first Mon.
day in March next, ard answer the bill of the
Pillntitt, and that copy OF this order be forth
with Inserted in some public news. paper prin-
ted IN the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue.
cesslveiy, and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse of said county on some court day
Copy. Teste,
ALEX'R. GARRETT, d. c.
Decernber 49, oays,ye
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

a British schooner from Nova Scotia, wa.
seized at New York, on Saturday last by the
reveuue cutter, having on board Suhe,f,1e
BroadcfoathS and Cdsimeres packed in Na-
ter HogSheada, and Scotch Thread backed
in barrels ...BaL. X. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13
CT COW POX.

:. On. w FoUsHEE is new inoculating for this
disease in its genuine form
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

The Raleigh Register, received bylast nights
Inai informs us, that on counting the VOTES of the
Electors ct N Carolina, there appeared e!eren for
Mr.. Madison P and II for Nh Clinton AS ",
P.--tkYee for Mr.. c. c. Pinckneylas T. and 5 for
Mr.. II. King as ". P.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

Iesterday' the Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
Hafa me jsh0s'iag Letter before The Hosse
CREEN-WAY, December IL, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

! n CHANCERY.--Ata Court held for Abe
4 marie County, The 5th day of Dec 1903
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Making together, = si6,eoo. COO

Making together, S 10 600, GOO
~. The great geographic features OF
che country have been solely adhered 10
"a pointing outthose lines OF coinniunica-
uon: and these appear to eynbrace all
he great interests OF the union, andrto
be calculated TO djHuae and encrease the
national wealth in a general way, by o.
Pening an is'eFcourse between The reno.
test extreinRies of the United Staes.--
Yet /! must necessarily result from as
adherence TO tina: principle thallhose paris
81 the Atlantic states through which the
greai western and unrlh western cOrnmu.
MICA 'onS will be carried, must inadditiun
TO the general advantages in which they
viii participate, receive from hose com
nuncations greater local aud immediate
Oeneiiis, than the eastern, and perhaps
samhren states. AS The expense mast be
betrayed rom the general funds OF The
in'on, Insuce, ard perhaps policy net less
ihan justice, seem to require thW num-
per OF local Improvements, sufficient 20
vquallze the advantages, should also be
undertaken in those states, parts OF sia'es
or diairicts, which are lass immediately
Interested in Those inland Comm onica,ions.
Ailihmetlcal precision cannot indeed be
obtained in oblecis of ,hat kind; nos
"ortd an appor lo"nient OF the monies APP
Piled, ACCORDING 10 TIE population Of each
state, be either just or practicable; since
rosds, and particularly canals, are Oxen
| OF greater utility 10 the states which they
unite, than 20 those through which hey
pass. But a sufficient npnbcroflucal i'm
prove mems, consisting either ofroads or c.
nals, may without any material difficulty
De selected 20 as 70 Go substantial Justice,
aud give general satisfs Gtion. Without
preterdiuG TO suggest what would be th,
adddioral sum necessary for that obiecl
IL viii, f)r the sake oil round numbers, be
es'imated at 100000
Which added To the sum est.
mated for general improve
ments, l6 500 ooc
Would make an aggregate of
,wsniy millions OF dollars, 90 900 ooC
CTo be Continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
NEW-YORK, July IA.


The following extract of letter from
st. Croix is from gentleman of the first
responsibility at that place, to his friend
IN this city. 1t confirms beyond all doubt,
the intelligence before received on this
important subect.-GGz.
ErTRAcT-St. Croir, lime IS.
{" BY a vessel arrived AZ Trinidad which
left Gibraltar about Goth May, it is re-
ported that violent connections had taken
place in Spain in consequence Of the
French having attempted TO carry of the
Prince Of Asturias, lately declared king, as
prisoner TO France, and that number
of French troops had been rhassacred in
different places, in consequence of which
Bonaparte was carrying fire and sword
through that devoted country. Such
vas the CONSERVATION, IL is said hat the
people Of Cadiz were in, that they had
sent an offer to Gibraltar 20 deliver up
The city and feet TO us, and that lord Col
liDgwood and gen. Spencer had actually
left that fortress with competent number
of ships and 5000 men to carry into effect
this important measure.
al, is not at all surprising that the
state Of extreme wretchcdncss TO which
the pee pie of Spain are reduced by the
d. te table tyrant and mis- nan ons, should
drive them to acts Of the highest despe-
ration.
"Flour was down to 10 and IS dollars
per barrel"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
[Four Dollars Per Arulun--Paid in -Adeauce.l

GGs Tie price Of this PAPER to sub
scr;6ersis fur doLars per a'num, to be
paid in aa0mce.
ADvERTIsEMENTs, net exceeding a
square IN length eco lines are insert
cd, the first time far seve'ity.fOe cents ),
three 1veeks Csix times .tor three dol
lars !; and far every subsequent inserfi-
on, Mutu-hree cents. Long ones IN
shc same proportion. In faoor o thosc,
h7rve0er, 1ch2 advertise by tie gear ca
thsr once or trvicca 7uceek a dsdzction
fran the above prize Of t1Oenty per ceat-
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
sztract from cUideace Of ne Bfitish Or
ders, dehvered before fte English Parlia-
menf.
CConeluGed }
MARCH 9th 1903.
(Conelnaed J
MARCH 9Th 1903.


OC0fItH tTNIfHNUs
DO you think that if the Americans were
deprived OF the means Of going TO the con-
unCnt at all, any other means that you
know OK st for sending our FISH 10 the conti-
neut? do not know any.
IF The West India Islands were not sup
Piled from the u. States of America, with
fish, would they not be supplied from New
oundland and the British provinces OF
North America / conceive not.
Suppose there was no FISH caught in the
American states, conld they not be suppl
ed from Newfoundland and the British colo
MES / apprehend not.
What are your reasons for thai opinion ?
Very little fish, ] apprehcnd, goes directly
from Newfoundland TO the West Indies ;
there is very little intercourse between
Newfoundland and the West-Indies tie
merchants concerned in the trade would
not SEM their ships there, because they
would be under the necessity of having
them returned without any freight back /;
they can take very small quantity of pro-
duce Of the West Indies IN return.
Do not you think that the Circumstance
Of this trade being carried on by the ~
mericans materially diminishes the value
Of that trade to Great Britain should
rather conceive the reverse.
Will you state your reasons Because
wehave no other means ofcarryiug II on at
present but through the medium Of hme-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Faom rnr wAsm1seroN MOHtrON

At meeting of the citizens Of Washing
ton, convened by public notice at the
ing, the 14th of July 1903, a numerous
assemblage attending
DR.. CoREELIUs CoNGEGHAM was cal
led to the chair and ]. b. GOWN up
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Orleans,
100000

Ill. In q northern
and north wet,wa; d.
Iy direction, form
ing inland nariga.
items between the
Atlantic sea coast,
aud the great lakes
and the ST. Lau-
renee :
l. Inland navigation
between he North
river and lake
Champlaiu, {. :
9. Great intend navi-
ba'ion ollSntd the
whole way by Gu
nails, from he
North river to lake
Ontario, 9
5. Canal around the
falls ard rapids of
Niagara opening a
sloop navigation
from lake Ontario
TO The upper lakes,
as far as the ex-
tremilies of lake
Miciigan, = !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

II. From east to
west, for. ing com
muuicatisns across
the mountains BE-
tween the Atlantic
and western rivers.
I. Improve meme Of
the navigation Of
four great Allan.
tic rivers, inclu.
ding canals psrsI-
lei 10 them, l,5O0, 900
.. -Four Gysirate turn.
pike roads from
those rivers across
tn mountains, 10
the four CORES
ponding western
rivers, ? 100000
2 Canal around the
falls Of the Ohio, 3CO,COo
4, improvement of
roads 10 Detroit,
st. Louis and New
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

REcAPITULATIoN AND RESOURCES.
The Improvements which have been
respectfully sugsrsted az most az portrait,
~ order 70 facilitate tie communication
between he great ge lgrur u cal Division
oi the United Staten, will nov be rccanil
uiaied and heir expense compared with
The resources aPpiioasls % that obiecl.
}. Frorl north 10 s'ulh, 10 direction
parallel TO the sea coast:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

Would make an aggregate Of
twen,y millions OF dollars, 90 900 ooo
CTo be Continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

RIGA, and five are deprived of that means.
the whole of the quantity of fish, caught IN
Newfoundland must Come to England, and
1t 1t came to England, it must remain here
totally unsaleable
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
Pubic Sale. :.

WILL e sold al Public Vendue, on
i Mb3ass ne sh;rd 81 Ocsebev neat,
az he hesse Of Michael lsesty..
!. dsceassd, ii She herd . Ibsga, ~
t.s psfsoaal properly ef ,s@d Teas
II, .csasisfing b he u Aowf'ig ar
a M. Il s..orsm.n. Il GRocRRfEs,
~ AMONG which are Loaf Sugar,
Spirits, Wine and Whisky also one
Mare and Coli, Cows, Hogs. one
Eirht-day Clock. I number d Fee.
,hsr Beds and Beding ] also ~ kinds
of Household and Kitchen Furni.
lure, with : number Of articles two
numerous for Insertion. we've
months credit viii Be gwen me
purchaser giving note or bond. with
snuroved security. The sale wlll
commence &C 10 o,cloek On said day.
Il iair.lif not he nexs fair day, and
,continue from day 10 daY until the
whole L sold. Attendanee will oe e
JACOB wELsHHANs.l =
HENRY c0QKUS.
Shepherd Town, Sept. ~ 600
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AsT pirh., DE ao,h instant,

n Asst night, the 2oth instant
from he Recruiting Rsndez.
yous 4 his place, ntonas Quprnss
alias Grove Harris, born 10 Mary.
land, aa years Of age, shout ; feet 2
81 8 inches high, DARK copPle1ions
brown eyes md black hair-ha ona
nor blsck cont when he cent %,
mi = he has also asbrown coat and
o.her cloathing with him. i i die
cult % describe his dress; 4 = be-
lieyed he has lost atoe o& one Of his
feet; IL IL : proud, talkatiss. bc.ss-
;np fellow; speaks much d having
been { merchant n Loudop County.
Whosoeser takes up said DeseEter,
and delivers him % me. Or 20 my
Of6cer Of the United States Army
or con6nes him 10 my Jail. lh al re.
ceiye . reward Of Ten Dollars and
!. an charges paid. 49,
JOHN GA MPBE
Mariiasbsfg, Sect -, Sos
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
- ALETTER VI "; I. *7.s1t
II che Edits'S shs Berkeley an 5efyssa
\ Lateigensy. !; ~ -

tIHS
THEORISTS hare sometimes doab;s.d
whether the admission Of men. possessed Of
talents and eloquence into Legislative bodies,
10 more bene6cialo r injurioasto the national
interests. When I examine the proceed.
ings Of the last coagress, am almost indne-
ed TO believe that the same douht has per
vaded America, and rendered the people
careless in their choice Of rsprssentasises-
For amongst the chastic mass Of lsws, rsso-
lutions alsd debates, nothing occurs toreseae
the majority from the imputation Of weak
ness, d relieve them ftom censure. for their
seryile submission o>executist win. In mat
ters q abstract legislation. this nabseryieney
might not perhaps Be % susceptible Of prof.,
but when. upon questions of'iaet which
ought to be understood By the slenderese ca
petty. We zee tlsm abandoning their own
6pinicas for those forced upon them By ne
president. certainly We are Warranted N me
belief Of their entire devotion To his pleasure
There q then ind eed no room Gar doabt no
room for stale and ridienious prulession 81
patriotism, disinterestedness and indepen-
denee. a single instsnee 81 this lind, pro-
eiaims theif AoSsequioasness n : voice 700
loua 10 BE- drowned By the jarg6l ofpaEt-
!: O. the impersinent slang Of demagoEsles. Such
. an Instance Is strongly exhibited u The Pro
ceedings q eongress conserving Ne pablica-
lion Of certain doeuments accompanying The
presidsn,a message IN instance, which. =
Il only served % stamp the just chazacter up
On our legislature isself. would Be viewed
with perfect indifference, but which, 4 moi
resented By the people Of shia country, must
draw upon them the ohaoquy. The contempt
-ofposterity, d men either no weak 70 dis'
CEN their own righss and interests. q To-
pusillanimoasly debased 70 Prsssrse thsi'
respectahility. W
The minority n cougress. knowing shs
rirht a every citizen 70 b aeaaainsed WIN
the due sisaatioa ofhis country. ifshis kn q
| edre WI aOt be injurious Y her inssrssss
b,o,,sht fntuard resolution for Vie pabLca
II HI I =
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/ SHEPHERD's. TOWN, RicEy.
N5fLL commence on my field
Wv near this town, On Wednesday
the i9sh on 0cieter nexf, and cons
tinue for three days- The krst day's
pure win b Fifty dollars, four
rounds to . heat, which il supposed
TO be aboutthree miles. The second
days purse win Be thirty.6ye dollars,
three rounds to ! heat, and tie third
Day win b ! 5 Weepstske Of aboag
twenty dollars, two rounds 70 1 hest,
iree Tor any horse, mare OF geldinE,
the winning horse the preceeding
days sscepted four horses . start
each day OF 40 race. Five per cent.
entrance for each horse, % Be paid
the day preeeeding each days race,
or double q The stake. Judges win
be sppointed and each rSce Win Sc
run md c6nducted agreeable 10 the
rules Of the late Charles. Towu
Jockey Club, except horses starting
LOT ne SWeepstake, win carry eaeha .
aeathef. An disputes willbs settled
q The pole. No persun win Be per.
mitte6to erect abooth On The Ground
nnless be b ! subscriber for q least
- dollhss toshs sacss. Toll1 win
be required from ~ persons
not subscribers % the race, Coz which
purpose aEateW win be erected.
DANL. STAlLEY, Jlasseft.
Sept. IS, 1908. N '.,s:.
r S. No person mil 5e berniffed
sessl Beer, Gydsr and Gates. oa ne !.
gresnd. saless tiey payJ fur daldrs
'acA fo1pards ths saces. - 5' i
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Notice is hereby given,
THAT shsre WIN % sold on The

THAT there wiz be sold on the
premises, commonly called
Lusean, 10 the highest bidder as
Public Sale, On Saturday the zth day
Of October next, two Improved Lots
Of LAND joining the south side Of
MartinsburE. On both sides .of the
new rod lssdlaa i - Manchester,
Charles- Town, &C. coutaining four
and q hill scres each. On which are
. comfortable dwelling house, . rood
stable md GOOD fowl house, 1
large garden With . number offruit.
trees, . well Of living water, an il.
closed under 4 tolerable good fence.
The said lots win Be sold separate Of.
together g may suit the purchasers,
subject % Mrs. Z. Smiths lease
which win expire next March, and
also D. Shofstall's, only till the pre-
sent crop Of Buekwheat l. cut, but
the rents and profits win belong 10
the purchaser IRON the day Of sale.
One half the purchase money vim b
required ID hand, and the other halt
III tWo equal annual payments with
snf6cient security. A good title viii
be made the purchaser. The sale
win begin q half pasttwo 10 theafter-
noon 81 thar day, when due atten.
dance win Be given By me or ny -
0ert. =. 4 es g.s.sz54
cATHRRiNE M'KEWANs I
Sept. IS, 1903.
for . nursery man, . Distillet, :
Butcher, 4 Schoolmaster, 4 public
house. b any kiaa ~ sradesslss. y
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our glcriops revelation, that Il has
lost 10 meaning, and . regarded o
the m:re illusions or synlgarity and
folly, the pure and undivided attach-
Inent Of Gen. Pinckney 10 his eoun-
try, Il admitted. 49, /.
While the votaries Of faction ore
thus aWed into silence By the impo.''
sing aspect 81 spotlsss virtue, does
IL become Federal Republicans 10 Be
luke warm Ii their elect 10 sender
his talents and integrity useful 10 the
eountry |! Shall tAe fate 81 the natl.
on q such 81 fmportant crisis. be
eoinmitted 10 visionary politicians,
sothe corrupt leaders Of faetion, 10
pvyfesence % O. experienced states-
nan, whose past c0uduet u ! pledge
sothis counsrymen 81 his real and
abiiity 10 prounote their inferestsf
We hope not--we hops that alltrue
Americaps, whose hearts ore mot.
eofsppted ~ ! ydevoted md wicked
iattac6ment % . foreign power, win
unite Nilh oue yoices ii sayinR
thatcHARLES cOTESWORTH
PfNCENEYis de man Of their
,ehoiee. si,at "a bfssc1t q aot =
timefor philosopl icai presidknts--
that the affairs 81 he nation must Be
committed % q sound statesman, q
nan Of practical knowledge. Of I'M.
daunsed 6rmness, and q energetic
eharacteH. Il. = 4 .EzE.i.s.. 8, J. y =
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DrED, Ut Sheffield, Mass. JoHN'
FELLows, inthe 7tkh year Of his
ags. Gen. Fellows Vas an old revo-
lutionaTy oGicer. He commenced,
his military career in the Preach
war. In. The rev olutionary war, be
had an early appcintmeut 10 the
command Of regiment, was pro-
NOTED 70 the ssation Of . brigadier
on the island of New York under
Gen. Washington, and commanded
that portion Of American militia,
stationed On the east side ofHudson's
river when Gen. Burgoyne surTen.
dered atfSaratoga. Like most Of
sopr old patriots, his politics were Of
sshe Washingt6u sehosl - wak ~
honest and useful citizen--at real
friend 70 his untry-aEect,onate g
= father, and sincere in his friend-
ship. s.s T. t. ~ s s,Ps
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/ don Il the letsers d Aressss. Erskine and
champagny which vas rejected " adeeided
majority. Frequently was 4 received md =
fieqaenly rsjected. ~ - 5z. ~ 81 ~.
We eannot supposs tAat IL msiori9 b.
tended % aosbt - right of n lcitisens
which The minority anpported and ~ must
therefcre sappose that y this vote. they
meant substantially D declaEe - - psAiiea-
fisa sfihese hs,1s ss.s ~ i.tvisus : ~ T.
s~ssts Il tisf sss.hy. Wes.ass sappose skiss
for no oder guide 10 he condact q . msm-
berof cngFess b upon any PRINCIPLE adnis-
sible. @5,4 i,
4 on he d.y saeeeedins he fiiais u ne
last oftbese resolutions, Ne president observ-
ingthe fsrmsnt h occassioued rsconn,snded
Nc removal q Ne iajmctin q seereey 6vn
that paEt q ~ nssssgs, vhen ioi thas vsry
resolution uAieh but he dry beibfe hsd been
rsiected b hrSs majority. vas row ~
proved. with bsk one disssuting voice. We
must rsnenber dat no reason (ths Pred.
denis command sxcepsed) exists3 q thss
tine which I'D not oppssstsd with equal
6rce On IL four proceeding days, during
which time eisry effort ofthe minssity - y.
Get this. ~ hesamsueceashL II sss.
eimioGb ss psvisbls. ~ 4 vas
this order ildne. which induced IL House
Of Representatives. y sppro,e u . measure
upon sheir solemn oaths. which. but he DIP
befare, wien aetiae upon the security oftAs
same oath, they bad declared injurious tosR
interests. They iegislatcd upoa executive
instead oftheir own discretion. and
q.s - Ice degraded themselses from the high
rank which they hold in our coastitutioh. 10
p assembly fot registering the decisions Of
the president.
Mr.. Jeherson IN this instance, wantonly
he weakness Of The House, and |
bis own entile eontoul over thsih He pos
.essed infornatioa on he SUBJECT bst Whist
was equally known % congress. md here
lore Ids end woald have been better answer.
q. By psisste communication . u inasen-
tial nenbers But that would nothase srsti-
led his eBildizh vanity i inanifessina q nan-
lind his authoity. q displayed 70 wander-
ing world de st1snge phenomenon q n =
lect;ye repsbic. roverned .v;th ,rS;tr.rx
.v.y. g = ipdi,;dual
+sThese r.marhs look into this subject ,only
70 Gar 1. Die eh.sscser 4 he mo.t important
dep.r,mee. of our royesr.,men, /. impEcs,ed /
4 n weed n h eoo.n,sst;on / r;th de |
$500. a. ~ r.pe,. ~, 49,. ,o.,,ht -
s. 4, m.de pablie. ne u,csi,es th.s Nd 10 ,heir
- ri + $780, ~ = y svfsf -. |
= - - -. q .'SSt.s e 80
80 erysSNasa,n.
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+. From the Morsh american.

! ~ r. y 4k.si,t' T., /.
From the Norsh American.S ~ !:
Symptoms are daily diselosed, Of
. propensity, in the ministerial pa
pers, to Introduce, 81 far % they
can, BY their example, ! contempt
for The people, and 70 es,sblish the
interests Of the ruling party, 10 spite
ofthe feelings and opinions Of shsi
nation. .s 80 ( 81 In II j. i
in the last National In,ellisencers
ve.are told, .sthss alargs portion nf
every community are prone 90 sacri-
fee their ultimate .interestsito thoss
ofthe momept." Because he be-.
gins to find that the majority Of. the
people are ayerse 70. the embargo and
French subjugation, he pronoances
thi; scandal upon Republican Insti-,
buttons. 4. a. .s*> j, ! = =
The same wiseasre has the efron-i
terry 10 assert, that the Federalists
viii hasnlonly. II eletoral soses out;
ofi76 md his He ventuFes, alter
he knew Of the changes in New
Hampshire and Rhode Island. Il
he goes % ii ibis rate, what win he
cav 10 his next, after hearing Of the
eieetion In Vermonsi I suppose he
then viii allow de Federalists none
.. an. A'ss. y sss's2 !. y y hass- \
sIrywUnd i great, because II Is 50 small
sThsn fu0uld 81 greates were there none
AsAs - 49,
Bepjalnin Howard, Richard M.
Johnson. JosePh Desha. Mathew
i.yon, Henry Christ, and Samuel
M,Kee, are elected Representatives
sfKentuety In the nsxt Congress. Y,
49,. /. "a s II ia ..2&
me eleciioa IN the slate IF Ono
eases biacs IL Ocfe6er nsxs. ne ~
lssoing Srniiemsn coMpess me ede..
raj ticket FL that ssaff. For GsSefs
sor, SaWaei Hnifi1gt oss JNsmtsr
sfconprsss, RhilemeS Rsecher.--Es.
kctars nv Rresideni and HicesP sesi-s
deaf, Mathaniei Massis, ahR Big
rty and Eljah Ipadsrpsrfs. ~ ]
.7ssrssSR Is 4 --.-. ~ - ~ 4: zgr
According 70 UNOFFICIAL reports Of
the ysrmont election, the Rmbar.
rosnd Mr.. Madison,s nominMion,.
are IA, this state, % in New amp-'
shire and e-Island, raising the.
Federal and sinking the Republican
uarty. Towns in Vermont, which
used 20 be almost unanimoasly Re.
publican. are now alnlost unanimous
" Federal. And yer without the
ren,otesr prospect Of deriving The.
.mallest national advantage from the
supplying and benumbing measure,
the furious and inconsiderate Of the
republican party, who aspire 20 rule
il. stick 70 the Embargo 40 90 many
lesches SUCKING the blood of the
country. There Is no limit either
70 de modes OF the degrees o. n N y I
rN..s.1 s,l !. Am !. ods z .
MOVEMENTS WEsT y !, I
.Desashmsns from The following
corn are under orders Tor the north
western frontier --all Belonging q
the new raised troops. 81,
Five companies 81 the az req
rnens ~ infantry, commanded ~
colonel Ionas Simondi to VIZ u
- III "a 4 y ~ ~ Il fEs