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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
90 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber liv.
ing IN Halifax county, at the fork of Dan and
Danls,er river, on or about the 2Sd day &c Au-
gust last, SHADRACK, a negro man slave.
aged between thirty five and forty years. He
IS a sensible well informed fellow, is an excellent
house servant, to which business and that OF a
groom ne was principally applied for some time
by capt. John A. Fawlkes his late master, pre.
vious 10 my purchasing him of his executors,
which was only two days before his elopcment.
HIS complexion is not entirely black. but Yellow
ish, yet OF the negro yellow !: has defect in the
right eye which is nearly if not quite blind occa
stoned by an inflammation, and both eyes gene
rally shew infamed symptoms he also has had
an arm broken, but this will not be perceived
without particular examinaiinn--h bold. o.
pen appearance. is well made, abcu, five E ct TX
or seven inches high, as well as recolecteti-
commonly complacent and CONVEX abe for :, slave.
and capable If he attempts it of much .dscep,i.
on. He carried away with him 4 considerable
variety of good clothes. \ snuff colored cloth
coat IS particularly recollecte,i is very fond of
dress, and 1t is expected will appear well as to
that article and attempt TO pass as fee man
to effect which, 1t is probable, the indulgence az
forded him by his late master aud particularly
the confidence placed in him in his las, illness.
was maze use of 10 sup;iy himself with cash
and that he has since procured from some evi,
disposed person false papers against WHICH the
ruohc are cautioned in confoing. The above
reward Will be paid 10 any person delivering him
10 ne, at my residence, securing him in auy
jail so that get him again as well as all leaai
and reasonable expenses.
William Owen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
10 Dollars Reward.

2 ANYWAY from the Subscriber in the latter
part ct the year 1907. negro boy by the
name of lSHAai, he Is OF a thin visage, and
pleasing countenauce when spoken 70, abou, 10
or IL yeass old. The last information that had
OF him nc was crossing Mayo's bridge on his
way 20 Manchester DO suppose that he is At
this tine in Petersburg where his father lives, a
Tee man by the name of Jesse Logan; or at
his grand fathers Jacob Logan. of about twelve
miles below the city Richmond i will give a
reward Of len dollars il delivered to me in Pow
hatan county nem the courthouse, or eight il
confined in Jail and Iapprised of III he is ofadark
complexion.
Joseph Howard.
May %. 1903. 2wp
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, So
Ditto
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1855 lbs
Do. second & third qualities, 7s6 a IS
Negro SHOES (strong) es rs
Girls do. as a 4s
BOYS 90. $50 ESQ
Chidrens' shoetees, SIS 4S6
Fire Buckets S a. S perpair
Brides, Surs;ngles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
theirs, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ins, Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines.
Any of the above articles made to orders
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. J. BURR
April 90, 1908. Gavin 1awtD
IL The shoes are reduced much 6eLoqv
he fo1mer h,iceS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
Penifenfiary Store.

= TIE subscribsr. Agsn, Tor the penten,iary
4 offers for sac the following articles, the ma
uuf7c'u-e oftha' ins,tl,ior atvery low prices for
cash only at rttai and u, 80 credit at wholesale
Scr approx ed endorsed negotiable notes
:. /. v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
Cumberland 26th May, 1908.
Valuable Lands.

HEsubscriber will Sell, on c,edit. or ex-
4 change for Property in Richmond or its
nelghborhood, the following L ANDS, to wit:
S22 acres in the stare OF kentucky. by survey
0earing dare the 10th day of oaober 10Y, wing
and being in ,he dis ria apar, for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia stare line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky, hy survey
bearing daie the I0,h Cecber 1897. likewise w.
ng in hr distria set apart for the officers and
soeiess q shc Virginia STATE line on the no,,h
side OF Iitile ryer. a branch of Cumberland RI
veT, and shoas two and 81 half mss from the
mci;th If iii,le rivsr.
Also 40 acres IS Lard in re county OF MAJ
son, asstc fYrginja OF Old T avn creek, about
8 miles from laser corr house
lndIsru' ,tis ,itc va he made TO the above
mentioned lard an,s lots of each traa NAV be
seer ouacp'ica.i7n 10 the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHANNAN.
January ODD 1908 tr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
For Srte at The Hrgus Bookstore,
MEMOIRS
or
WILLIAM SAMPSON.

Including particulars Of his alveuures in various
paris Of Europe his conhnen NJ IN The dun
eeon Of The Ioquisiiion IN I.isbon. 5tc &c.
SEVERAL ORIGINAL LETTERS.
Being his correspondence with the ministers Of
state in Creat Britain and Poy usal
Hshorf sketch o(the HTSToBr ofIRELAND,
Particularly as It respects tie spirit Of Brii.h 10
niuation in thai counfry' and ? few otsersati
ons on the STATE OF manners, &c in Amtrlca
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fnStS ensuing season at my stables,
s',54gess J. in the county of Chesterfield,
Is miles above Petersburg, to cover mares
at IS dollars the season, which NAV be dis
charged by the payment Of 90 dollars at any
time before the first day of October next,
and one dollar TO the groom. Good and ex-
tensive pasturage gratis, and the strictest
attention paid to mares left in my care, but
will not be responsible for accidents or es-
capes.
The pedigree and performance of Robin
Redbreast, having been so often published,
it is deemed unnecessary now to repeat
them, suffice is to say, that he was got by
Sir Peter Teazle, out Of Wren, his half sis
ter, and is Of nearer affinity 10 Sir Peter
Teazle, lundoubtedy the best blood In En-
gland) than any horse on this continent
His stock in this country is highly approved
of, and run at 2 years old last fall with the
greatest credit. THOMAS GOODE.
March 10, 1903.
". B The death of old Diomed, which
took place on the 10th instant, has preven-
tea my publication sooner. L. g.
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100 Acres of Land.

Mr. John Uarrcn, administrator. o. Jo-
sehh Fuqua, decreased
A s you not inhabi.ant Of the State of
Virginia, and have m known agent ,hereiu.
take this method If giving you noIlce that, on
the first Monday in Augast next, between ,hc
hours Of niue IN the morning and OF sunset o.
that day shall. at Charlotte court hou,c. in tie
state If Virginia, proceed to take the affidavit,
of William Morton, Francis Scott. and othe,
witnesses in my favor, in support OF an rju6ct-
ION which have CHAINED fror the Supena-
Court of Chaucery for the Richmond Dsnic
TO stay proceedings On judgment of g,ince Ed
ward Distrc Court entered in our favor agains,
me as executor of William Price. decd.
am, Sir. yours, &c.
William Price.
Amelia county. Virginia. MAY IS 1908. d.
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Amelia county. Virginia, Nav Is 1903. 4
RANAWAY

hiNIN Y " II
N the Spring Of 1866. 4 negro wench named
1 LUCY. who was born in Petersburg. her e..
Their belonged 10 captain STnt1n, near City
Point. her mother 10 Mr. John Bolan, near Pc
cehona as Bldg, her fathers name was Abram
woo used 20 drive carriage, she lived some time
IN Richmond, and was brought to South Caro-
lima D. MIR Thomas Moore, from whom the Sub
scriber purchased her in 1904 she went hr with
negro man named Edward and they were both
taken up and confined in jail at the Bowling
Green, from whence they made their escape in
the Summer of 1906 and are now supposed TO
ne in Richmond OF Petersburg.
Lucy is of lght complexion fee, or 9 in.
ches high ofan artful look Fifty dollars viii he
paid for lodging her in any jail in Virginia. and
one hundred dollars for delivering her 10 the sub
scriber,
Andrew Kerr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
THOMAS BOHANN AN.
Ianua,y 23d. 1908. If

/ yru. ~ deed oftrust executed to
: = " by Ambrose Dudley of King VIII
iian county, TO secure debt due by the
said Ambrose Dudley 70 Benjamin Mosby,
assignee OF William Oandridge I'VE shall
proceed to sell, !or ready cash. for the best
price that can be Obtained, on the premi-
ses, on the second day Of June next, a
pertain Tract or Parcel Of Land, lying and
being IN The county of King William, be.
ing the same on which the said Dudley
now resides, and the same which the said
Dudley purchased of William cambridge,
containing Coz acres, or so much hereof
as will be sufficient to pay the sum of 400
pounds, current money, with legal int
rest thereon from the lst day Of April,
1907, ill payment. together with all ex-
penses attending the execution thereof.
BERN'D. LlPSCOMB.
NATH'L. FOX.
2Sth February 1903. wide
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Land for Sale.

PURSUANT TO a deed of trust execu,ed 20
the subscribers By John e. Misr, FOR the pur-
pose OF securing the payment OF sund'y debts
therein men'ioned viii be soii upon he fist
Monday in.January 1873 for ca h, upol th pte-
misses, tract of lard. mentioned IN SAID deed,
lying upon the waters of Lockett"s and fIarrs'
creek, in the county Of Prince Edward, and sup
posed 10 contaia between six and seven hundred
acres We shall make such title as is 1, ansfcr-
red to Us by said Miller, saving all former incum-
berances The improvements u7on this land
are onoh as are usual upon snug partations IN
THIS par. of the country, bur better fenced than
urual.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10

Spikes of ali sizes same price as S0dy. nails.
Broad and narrow Axes, Es,oheis, Hoes. Plough
Shares and Cou,ers, Hinges. Weages, Ham
mers, Tende's, Traces and Stre,chers, Tin
Wac eJc &c
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a Large FRAMED III Use,
Sale of NEGROES.

IE pursuance Of decd Of trust exeeu cd to me
1by John Oghby Of the county e Person, NoT,h
Carolina. for purpose therein expressed, l shall
on the oh Ct Jone next if fair, If not tie next
fair day, proceed 10 sell, at the Red House in
CasweIi county M. G 10 the highes' bidder,
for ready mony, the following slaves to wi
James. Davy, Tom, Adam, Bob and Major, CT
a. many of them IS will be sufficient TO answer
the purposes Of said deed
VIM. S. Archer.
May 20, 1903 tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10

N. B. wish to sell Patent Rights in Sc
veral other states WIT b ..
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ROBIN REDBREAST 4.

2sth February, 1909. wide
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-12

g His Holiness, our Master, has com
handed his secretary Of state, cardinal Do
ria Pamhla to make known to your emf.
nence, that his heart has been penetrated
with the most poignant grief, on being In
formed of the order given by the French
general to SO many members Of the Sacred
College to quit Rome within 8 days. His
Holiness, who clearly sees that this mea-
sure tends to overthrow the empire 81 the
Church, since those members are removed
from him who are necessary to the direction
Of his affairs & at last his minister, his vicar,
cannot in conscience permit this departure.
He prohibits, therefore, every one upon his
oath Of obedience to remove from Rome,
unless absolutely compelled by force: and
his Holiness foreseeing this case that after
having torn your eminence from his bosom,
you might Be left at a certain distance from
Rome, is of opinion that you shoad not
continue your journey, unless compulsion
should Be used, to the place designated to
YOU; in order that it may be a matter Of
public notoriety that your re moval from the
head of the church has not been voluntary,
but from compulsion. The virtues OF all
the individuls who have received the order
to depart, alone support the afflicted soul of
his Holiness, and are a pledge to him that,
according to his example, they will support
these prosecutions with patience, and that
the sentiments of the sacred college, far
from being weakened, viii be strengthened.
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a,eranCrta Eallp @a3atsr.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IL.

On Thursday arrived at Marblehead the
schooner Oriental, Bartlett, SIS days from
Plymouth in Engladd. She was taken on
her homeward passage from Nantes, but IL
berated on paving captors costs. Came
passengers, captain Picket, of the brig Sally
of Newburyport, which was condemned for
trading from one cnelny's port to.another !;
capt. Dennis, OF Marbiehead, condemned for
re-capturing his vessel and capt. Goss, of
RIarblehead, his vessel seqnestered In
France.
Thirty or fortyvess-ls, under licence from
the British government, were freighting to
Portugal and Spain to good advantage.
Extract ETA letter from A. Co0tes s. Co. nper-
chants IN liverpool, received at Nszv York,
dated the 18th 14ne.
s. Business In American produce is now at
stand. The weavers in the manufacture
ing towns in this country stopped working
and assembled in great numbers to demand
an alvancein wages. After some time spent
in ratherriotous proceedings, (without much
mischief however being done) they at last
gained their object, and are nov returning
to their looms. In few days business will
go on as usual"
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Spanish AEaa75.

SEVILLE-TO THE PORTUGUESE
6 Your fate has been perhaps more Sc
we're than has been suffered by any people
upon earth.
g Your kings forced to ay from you, and
the same which has happened to Spain is an
irrefragable proof of the absolute necessity
under which they (the kings) did it. You
have been ordered not to defend yourselves,
and you have not defended. junot offered
to make you happy and your happiness has
been, to be treated with more cruelty than
the most ferocious conquerors have used
people whom they have subdued by force OF
arms, and after most obstinate resistance.
6 You have been deprived of your kings,
YOUR lands, usages, customs, goods, liberty,
of life itself, and of that holy religion which
your enemies have never respected, but
which, according to their custom, they have.
promised to protect, and have even feigned
to practice themselves. Your nobility has
been annihilated, your goods have been con-
hscated, as a punishment for your hdellty
and loyalty.
s You have been dragged vilely to foreign
regions, and you liatcs'D eCN loi eoa ~
come PROSTATE atthe feet.of that which has
caused you SO many evils, and which by
the most terrible per6dy has usurped your
empire, and rules you with an iron sceptre.
Already your troops have passed your Dor,
Edsrs, and so chained to die in defence OF
that which has oppressed you, of that which
follows spirit profoundly wicked to de-
stroy those which ought to be your strength,
and make them serve with their lives, to
/ their triumphs, and to that ferocious glory
to which they aspire. Spain has seen, be-
tween grief and desperation, your seryi.
tude. and all the horrible evils which have
/ followed it. Ye are her brothers, and pant
[ TO lv to our succor. But some chiefs,
| government either weak or corrupted, has
| arrested it, and prepared the means by
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which the ruin Of our king, Of our laws,
/ our Independence our liberty, our lives, the
{ same holy religion which unites that al
should accompany your own destruction ;
y and BY which that barbarous people might
accomplish triumph, and the slavery OF
the rest Of Europe. Oar loyalty, our ge-
nerosity, our justice, could not suffer =
Wlckedness so atrocious, they have broken
the restraint. Let us go to fight. We
have armies, and chiefs, and there is but
one cry throughout Spain. 70 die dAi,s de-
fence Of our csantry, but also to saake Moss
Pile enemies fo tn ..s;s'. So .
s Come, then, generous Portuguese, TO
unite yourselves with Spain, to die for the
country. Its standards expect you, and
will receive you with gladness, as brothers
UNANIMOUSLY oppressed. The cause OF For
tugal and of Spain is the same. Do not
fear our troops-their desires are the same
as your own and with their arms and forces
you may rekon upon security.
6 Within yourselves you have an object
for your vengeance. Do not obey the au-
thors of your calanities--attack them
They are handful of dismayed wretched,
and already vanquished by the very peril
dies and cruelties which they have commit
ted and in the eyes Of Europe, and of the
whole world, they are covered with disgrace.
Rise in mass Avoid to stain your
generous hands with any crime; but SO to
fight against it, and destroy it. Our forces
reunited will put an end to this perhdious
enemy-and Portugal, Spain, all Europe,
again will breathe---or will die free, and as
men.
Portuguese your country is not yet
lost-unless that it has been only delayed
Unite, and ay " to re-establish and to save
it."
SEvILLE, aotA Gay, 1903"
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Tyranny Of Bonapurte atRome.

=. RoME, dbrii28-
dis Holiness persists still IN tie same dis
fSslaon with respect to the concessions
~ uc0 have been fequredof him. Towards
sc end OF the last month his Holiness adj
fan xs'ed' through his secretary of state, the
,Su0x ing circular letters to all the cardinals
QUO no mad received orders to quit Rome, con-
SNed in these terms
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Unheard Of Accommodation.
John BELL.

DRAFTING AND PAINTING MASTER,
is now raising club, to supply individually
with their Portraits on easy terms: it will
consist Of twenty -four persons, each to depo.-
sit two dollars, weekly, and at the expiration
of twelve weeks, each person shall receive a
we'll finished and approved Likeness, 1arss as
life.
Two individuals will sit for their pictures
every week, as their names gre inserted in the
list.
Specimens to be seen at his house, near
captain Slacum's, lower end of Fairfax street.
August 8 co
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4 W EN- t Y d Q L L A Rs
r e VA RID.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, On
II the Esd inst. an apprentice to the Boet
aud SbeemakiEg business, named
JOHN WAYMAN,
about ls years and half old--dark complex,
ion and hair; about feet six or seven inches
high-strait and well made. He had on
brown coat and boottees--but probably may
change his clothing, as he took others with
him. The above reward will be paid to any
person who will take up said apprentice Of
secure him in any Jail SO that get him.
James. DAVIS.
GeOrgetoGs, July %. law2E
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lrk IN FOX BL}SION,
S43Ah The su5stantal fa.t %. .Ash -
TO zrtieh zuiH be added, a pAN7oMIKE, fere
formed nhsuards Of 100 nights in Len
don, Nth an6oa7sded ahftld4se, called,
Harlequin Doctor Faustus
THE REORGANIZATION pRorL1GlcE
The 70 loving is a short descriptions OF the
Scenery, Business and Characters
Scene THE STUDY OF FAU5TUS.
. HarleeuinD Faustus Mr.. Francis.
Scaramoueh, MIR. Harris.
Mephostepholis, Mr.. Cross.
Good Spirit, (zuith Song Mrs. Seymour.
Evil Spirit, Mr.. Wiimot
Helen Of Troy, (zyith Song Mrs, Wilmot
Scene IA STREET.
Masqueraders enter ON their way to an enter.
tainmant given by Pantaloon Mr.. .Briers).
Some laughabIe incidents take place be.
tween Pastry Cooks, Mess. Seymour, Sc.)
with the Clown.
Clown, Mr. Jefferson.
Lover, Mr.. Miller.
Scene s-A BALL RoOM--Masqueraders
discovered, &c.
Comic Dwarf D~sce, BY MISTER T. Scrivener.
Columbine, Miss Hunt
Scene 4--STREET-P Pursuit.
Scene LEAP & TRICK FOUNTAIN.
Scene s.-TAVERN--Trick Tankard and
Funnel.
Scene iO..--CHURCH YARD Comic Scene
between the Ghost & Clown Trick Fillory.
In which will be introduced the admired
Catch of" OLD 7,H0B1.dSDAY."
(soody Benson, Mr. Wilmot.
Margery Daw. Mr.. Biissett.
Goody Poorsides, Mr.. Bray.
Scens la.-BOWNFALL OF FAUSTUS.
The Pantonime concludes in
THE TEMPLE OF FREEDOM.
In which will be exhibited all
EMBLEMATICAL TRANSPARENCY.
On Tuesday-aars. SEYMOUR, q MIST
HUNTS BENEFIT.
nT Doors 10 be often at s, and Performance
to 6egin precisely at a quarter fast o'clock.
~ .ddniftance.--bor enc dollar, 5ats scvs1tg
five cents, gallery yiy cents.
f4t Boz Tickets to be had az the bar Of
Mr.. Gads6y's ho'el, and at the office Of tie
Daily CARTE.
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TO RENT,

THE STORE at the corner of Prince and
Union-streefs, now in the occupation ct Den.
jamin shreve, Jun. For terms apply to
John Janney.
s me. IA, axsW.
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ing theex,ensioa;oe the .iuse for paying Of +,

ling theextcnsicn;ce the .inse for paying 81
U,Ialgsc,sss. Sefcr,s.s.
/ Nc. .ssacer calhd ~ tor vrecrenoe .U-
soafioa st-spsctsag Tie = /, gedicncy Of amend
ing the embargo laws
Mr. G3s<ieaies, presented severa! memo
s1als fre,n tiae ncisatorhood OF lake Ontario,
state OF New-Eork, praying the repeal of the
embsrge laws, and che &C. supplementary
thereto.
ihese subjects were referred to the COM
nittee Of tac wtoie house, to whom was re-
fe1red the subject ofthc embargo.
Mr.. Ra nfcf,ah at12 o'chcck called for the
galleries 10 be cleared He suggested it to be
hts intention To propose some rcsolut ions
which would require private deliberation.
The doors OF the house OF representatives
were opened about half past two o'clock
ths house took an order fur lighting fire in the
furnaces below tho haN. The resolution in
favor OF sundry inhabitants OF Knox county
hentucky. was agreed to. and d bill ordered
to be brought in accordingly. Some other
business OF Il local nature was done, when the
house adjourned till Monday.
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rites of the country. they were ty!d that
the a,riculturtst and manufacturer s,:ras.d
be planted side by SIDE. ard t,at ,h.y ssa<ss.a
81. 1T their own doors cioths<i an saeic aws.
manufacturers of those articles which they
had before received f.pn sshers These l.
IDEAS could never be realized bat by aaan-
doning commerce.
MIR. H. here went at some length into dis
cussion OF the subject of manufactures, IL
sing arguments tendiag to demonstrate that
large manufactures arc as unsuitable to the
genius OF a free people rs to the peculiar ha-
bits of the people OF the United States.
Mr.. H. said rs man was more DESTROYS to
obey the laws of his country than he was !;
but in free country laws could not be forced
down. Either by force or in some other
way the people would get rid OF the Disagree
able law. They always had and always
would do it. Therefore attempting this sys-
tenn was prostrating the dignity OF The 60
vernment and teaching the people to tram
pie on the constituted author tiles. He wish
ed to see the magistracy of a free country
omnipotent in its laws; but if by projects If
this kind the people were driven to OPPOSITE
on, they would not con6ne themselves TO the
constitutional remedy, but feeling their pow
or, would exercise it with violence There
fore, when measure was found not to o,,e-
rate right, they should retreat and they
uhSnV uolt loo WIFI Soou grace, lot * Wnutd
be for the honor of the nation that they
should retrace their steps,
Mr.. H., said he imagined some ulterior
steps might be proper if the embargo we've
raised; but Oh Conversing with members,
he had found SO many different opinions tn
prevail, that he had not coupled any thing
with this. When the embargo should n ave
been done away, no doubt the councils of the
nation would come to some resul s, adopt some
measure that would take its place. For all
these reasons, Mr.. III. concluded by saying
that he was clearly of opinion that his reso-
iu'rvr siruuiu u1 stuoptru, the riuoargo
repealed.
(Debatc 10 be continued J