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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-08-02

From this table it appears of the states of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
necticu', and Vermont, ordinarily dcnom;na,sJ
the New-Engand states, two have GAINED
D,Ns. IS 596
anu 'hfee nave ios' G9,4i6
the clear gain of the New-t.l land states
That OF the states OF New-Yoik, New-Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. de.
nominated the middle states, four have gained
1850
ana ohe has 'os' 1854
The clear gain of the Middle states qs.sz5
That OF the remaining states Gale! the South
and West, one has gated, es,756
and five have lost aae2o
The clear loss of the Southern and
Western states, Sc e-G
1t further appears that the only cainino states
were Pennsylvania, Nlassachu. cts, MARYLAND
Ohio and Rhode island-and that. Massac bn.
set's' next TO Pennsylvania, was the greatest
sainer-ahd tina; the state that incurred the o,ra,-
est loss was N. Carolna.
1t follows from this analysis tina, the re,.,,
produced an absolute gain to the Eastern and
MI IDLE, while it produced loss 10 the sou,bsrn
ana western states. III therefore, it was nne'
9 Al IN Its operation, the latter. instead Of the
FORMER states, have reason to complain
ont the intelligent reader will before tn : have
'ena,kel that, il the repeal really onera,en un-
equally upon the d,fecnt states, that ,neor,E,..
vuld only arse from the l,arra! operations Of
the taxes repealsd-which, if a fact, would con.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-08-02
|OR THE DELAWARE CAZET1

Mr.. JoSEs,
A late number of your Gazette contains
two communications respecting the Cava.
ny OF the first brieade-the one under the
signature OF System"-,he other 6 A
Trooper" II mistake not, the Govern.
or and the Cavalry are indebted to one wr;.
ter tor the sage remarks contained in hal.
The Governor would no, have known tha,
SO experienced person in Cavalry tactics
hao passed unnotctd, and the Cavalry
would have been ignorant Of the cause wbv
me Squadron was not organized, had nor
th's military genus made his appearance in
your paper. The statement he has c;v4n
OF the evolu,ions he has seen performed bv
the officers o.. Cavalry of the FIRST brirad,.
was intended, no doubt, as self recon-.
menda'ion to the Governor but if he car.
not produce better claim for the Office +,
which ne asP'res, he will not, believe.
have an opportunity very soon of d;sDla,.
ing to the officers at present commandinr
the two troops, his capacity of ins,ruc,ino
them. As it is but short time sine. ,h,S,
System" became Trooper, j, canno, ha
supposed, by any person but bims,ir ,h.r
ne can pc well acquainted with the evolu,;.
ons OF Cavalry. AT the time the Cavalry
we'e g0A;bping in Indian file, as he suppo.
ses' they must have been advancing from
the right or LET, quarter or half ranks mr.
rom the right and left Of the troop bv 6,es.
Ia MS next attempt to be troober hone
nc VIII be more correct in his terms r. will
DC requisite tor him, in case he exnec,s r.,
be honored with the command Ct M.;or &c
oaVasry (Which at present he has no claim
'o) tnas he should manifest capacity to in
s'ruct the oaicers III Cavalyy tactics. Ons
reason assigned by this writ, wbv ,h,r'.
should be Major of Ca, airy is. ,ba, ,hn
two troops, at present, act separate. Each If.
hcer exercising his own troop. &, The, ,hs o
is no stimules for them to excel in 49,
ver'ng: Will beg leave to differ from HIM
IN opinion, as am inclined to believe ,hat
IT II exci'es greater spirit of emulation than
II 'hey performed togelher-each officer ha.
wing inc training of his own ,roop instead of
'"e'r peing IN a squadron, here they woul1
u course be under the orders of a Ncior
ana exercised by him. There is one adam,
'ase IN the cavalry being organized ;n.o =
squadron, and that is, that the evo,n,;ons
performed should be as uniform as possl,l,'.
ou' Deleve' Notwithstanding what ,ssvs.
'em, has alleged to the contrary, thar H..
cavalry OF the first brigade is as weIl rl;.,;.
pinned as any other corps in the br;c,Js
perhaps there is not body Of men p ,hs
state that deserve more the applause Of their
country. From the returns thr A d;r,ar,
General last year it appears that the two
troops contained near one brnJ..J wv
armed and equipped a, thar a...S 's"'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
T Wzoe No. $40.
YIPGLNA.

We contin.e TO receive lnforma-
ton of the exertions of the Federal
its in the native State of the Founder
of Federation. The Joy diffuied by
thefc exertions of the fellow citizens
of W,al1mgfm is not allayed becauie
they have nor in every initance been
fucceisful. In every infsance it IS
known they have deferved fuceefs;-
and in many diitriets they have TIL
umphed. In the 10th Congrels,
Virginia had but one federal mem
Der, to twenty one democratic, unlels
Menrs. 7. Randolph, and Garnet
are exceptions to the Ultimate. To
the nth Congrefs it is confidently
ifated fhe will, behdc Mr.. 7. Ran
dslpb, fend fix. The following feder-
al gentlemen are certainly elected,
viz.-Hon. JyEfb Le1vis jun Jams
Stepbe4ISn, and James Brerkiwigs.
Mr.. Garnet declined reelection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

NETWORK, APRIL IS.

Yefterday, agreeable to notice, our
citizens eyinced public teftimonies Of
their JOY on the prospect of reftor-
alton of commercial Intercourfe with
England. The day was injured in
by a grand federal falute, which was
repeated at noon and at funfet. The
fhipping in the harbour were cecora-
ted with their flags at matt head dur
ing the day.-The American eagle,
routed from dependency, once more
feared among the ftars, floating with
fond complailancy over refufcitated
commerce, and expanding his pinions
in triumph of her reitoration The
ringing of bells and the thunder of
cannon fpoke the feelings of freemen,
and proclaimed to the fkics the viz
tuous enthuGafm of political friend
ihip. Mutual fluctuations were ex-
changed among our patriotic citizens
and the Joys of the heart lightened up
a fmile on every countenance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

The Houfe of Commons came to
two more divi6ons lait night, upon
the fubjeet of the charges againlt
the Duke of York.
The frt divifon was on Sir T.
Turton's amendment, which was re-
jeeted by majority of 100.
The fecond diviiion was on Mr..
Percevalps fecond refolution of ac-
quitting the Duke of perfonaI corrup-
ton or connivapce. This relolu-
ton was carried by majority Of
EicHTY.Two. The number of men,
bers who divided on this feeond re-
folution was greater than that which
divided on Sir Thomas Turton's a.
mendment. Of474 members pref
ent, 100 divided agaildt the refolu-
luton Of acquittal-a proportion
lefs than 3 to 2.--Ths difcuflion,
however is not yet hnifhed-Mr.
Bragg Bathurft moves his refolution
on Monday, which is IN fublfance
"that the Houfe had obferved with
the deepet regret that there had ex-
iited a connection the mott immoral
and unbecoming and that it had
given rife to an Interference in Off
cial matters, which had tendency
to give the color of authority to
tranfaaions the npit criminal"
There were reports at the Houfe
of Commons lat hight, that as loon
as the fecond rciohtion of the Chan
cellor of the Excfequer was difpo-
FED Of, his Royal Highneis would
reign. We do not believe it. Be-
iides, the Chancellor limited that at.
ter the refelution was difpofed of, he
meant to p'opofe an addrefs for con.
,inuing the Duke in the command of
the army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
SOMETHING LIKE IT |!

1t is related in the annals of an
Gent days, that there was country
called Gotham, no doubt from tribe
Of the Gatbs, and the people were
called Gothamites +; it is from this
nation we derive the admirable de-
vice Of catching widgeons by fhakng
falt on their tails device the eff
cacy of which all the world (as the
great ftatefmen of Europe in their
diplomacy fay) all the world is ac-
quainted with.
In the annals Of Gsfbar,, it is rela-
ted, that the wife men, the chief
men, and the prisy councillors Of
the Cothamites, celebrating upon
the beit means by which foul wealth
err and long winters could be prevent
ed, difcovered that the warm wealth
er lated as long as the fwa!Iows con-
tinued among them a fsvtie,i, if the
fwallows could be kept from enigra-
ting, that the fumnier would remain
along With them whereuPon, il
was refolved, that a fun OF eight
thoufand dollars, more or leis, fhould
be appropriated to plant a hedge
round certain portion Of the chief
city, aud when the fcafon fhould
come for the sienblage Of the fwal-
lows, that they .hould all be driven
to within the hedge: and that cen
tinels fhould be placed out fide, on
the front Eide and the back Gdc of the
hedge and behold the hedge vas
planted, and the fwallows were all
driven within the hedge, and the
centinels were potted and the chief
of the Gothamites was right glad at
this profound device, and he looked
very big thereat and it was marvel
led much throughout the land of
Gotham, that the wife men and the
privv councillors, were e1ciYfveb &
independently Of all others, the wilef
men in the whole world (errors ex-
cepted) for that they had ecaacmizea
largely in the article OF fdlf, which it
had been for ages pat the ulage to
waite in catching lgnis and curing gni-
gems !: for as much as now. all the
fwallows were to be driven within
a hedge, aud there were to be
perpetual fummer in Gotham, blow
high. blow low
But il came to pats, that after the
hedge had been planted, andth cen
tinels had been placed, aud the fwal-
lows were all within, that the fwal.
lows all few out at the top
Upon the report thereof 10 the
great man of Gotham, he very iaga.
ciouly difcovered that they ihould
have put a roof over ito which il
was replied thar this prcjett lvoni
MT bsd wafer. Sundry other amend
ments were devifsd, to which The
carpipg and eaviling OF the leis faga-
cious part of the Gothamres always
ftarted objections, whereupon il was
ordered to be publilhed, that as Oh
fwallow makes no fummer, ana as
only one could be caught-tpat ,he
project was poApcned, and that h;
fummer may be perml''ed 10 o AZ
come IS heretofore. - ..:assa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
ANSWER.

After a full confederation of the
queition, | am decidedly of opinion
tina: the provilions of that fiction are
not repealed, and that the granting a
new RICHTER or licence, or in the cafe
of the fale Of vellel, neither regif-
tered nor licenced, the bond required
by that fiction is to be given.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
WASHINGTON, APRIL 2o, 1909.

"a MI ~ wy
The PRECEDENT of the Chamber of
Commerce. in PHILADELPHIA, (7bmas
hfzGmons, Efq having addrefed a
letter to the Secretary of State, re-
quoting fome explanations on the
fubiea Of the Prefidenr's Proclama-
ton, of the 10Th init. the following
anfwcr has been given -
Department Of Sf4ts, Ap.a 26, 1909
SiR-Your letter of the 22d init.
l have received, and l have the hon.
or of Eating to you, that in purfu-
ance of the ftatute, commonly called
the non-intercourfc act, the Pref
dent having by his proclamation
merely declared the revocation on the
tenth Of June, of the Britiih orders,
has left the fact fubjed to the opera
ton of the law thereon.
In anfwer however to the queltion
particularly propounded by you. il
with propriety may be added, thai
the day Rated in The proclamation
viz. the tenth Of June, refers to tht
arrival of vef1cls in G. Britain and it
dependencies and in the u. States,
leaving the time and manner Of their
clearances to the diferetion Of the
owners, as far as law and ufage may
iuftify. I have the honor to be, Sc
(Signed) K. SMITH.
7Demss Fhsjimess, Efq. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

I have read with infinite iatisfac-
ton the fcntiments exprefed in the
refolutions, adopted by the patriotic
citizens of the North-1hey evince
a Itrong attachment to the Conititu-
ton, an ardent love of Liberty, and
an utter adherence of the defpotic
meafures of the late administration.
DeGrous of convincing the world
that fome fparks of the fame fpirit ex-
III among Us SOUTHERN NABoBs-
! notified my cogitive faculties to at
tend a meeting at the old place, which
was Immediately complied with, when
the following refolutions were unan-
imoufly adopted -
RssIvsS-That conffisu,ionally can meet,
And peaceAbly of weighty matters treat
And a. do not fat Office feek,
Free as the winds my fentiments III fpeak,
This Equally ieaion.
Rgsivsd-That our late phiofophic Pre6dent,
May live in Caters Mountain free of rent,
And If fociety he ever lacks,
He may peruie his isa E~5ngo A7s
For his amufement.
Rsajvd-That as he's made each two penny
Collector
As defpotic aud powerful as Het7oy
For this moi charitable act, nv will is,
That they fhould quick purdue this great Asba-
M To Monticello.
RsIslved-That the following Jsaa initructions
be given TO the collectors for the government
of their conduct, on their arrival At Mon.
ticello -
You mua ruth in Upon him like torrent,
Without blufh without legal vVa',snf.
Then Jes,eb Bis psp~r, and Zee If he's brewing
New matter to effect his counirys ruin,
So sesr completed.
Should he be fractions, and attempt refaance,
The Hssd;sg army call to your aiLltsnce
II frightened at the foldiers--fay they'r fent
Merely to try q srsad sxps,imsnf
On his good nature.
Next tell him-for h:mief and f., liz bei,s,
lie fhali be bound to give up fiaie affairs
Aad Ray at Lsws-then all his Negroes count,
And take a bssd Jay fs tim" fbs a"o1.f,
To force compliance:
Should he declare thefe acts were paG 'gainft
6rif0ia,
And that by Bonspa,fs be was fet on
Tell him that issv is--IssU, and his good lenie
Should prompt him to pg57Ss Stsdie1.,
Without murmur
RsfsIysa-'Twas hard could not 6gualize N.Y.
feif,
And Rave my name pIaeJ on the fife ySe.f
BY Madifon--( Alas it was ny DOOM
The EUib Of Msr.b--to be confind at home,
Planting Potatoes
Rs5lvsi--Ihe valiant weaver Of the Hemp css-
p1s
Ought to enjoy an office vxiiy fat,
Proci ed he will aii continue bi, sering
Againll thar worthy iiaieinan I'D Tia P'ts,irg,
And his diiciples.
RsjSluef-Tha, Madifon no doubt will be qui,e
clever
II he don, catch the pl2sSfhis JsQ@i
Let Pit Weangie. ne'er be forgot
II he purlues his courie---eH', qssh--if not
Tie Lord be with Us.
C14cELR LLlaFkR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

JOSEPH BoNApAkrE made speech
in the church Of ST. Isidore, and address
sed circular letter to the Bishops upon
the subject of his entrance into Madrid.
They are in the usual style OF the b.
naparte schocl-hypocritical and impi-
ouc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 28.

On Wednesday Gideon Ohnaead
received the FUN of l4,37S dollars,
and IS cents, the amount of the
principal and intereif awarded to him
by the Diitria Court of the United
States, in the cafe which has cauied
70 much rebellion, and agitation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
STANDING ARMY.

AMONG the falutary confequen-
ces of an accommodation and treaty
with G.. Britain, will be the reform Of
an ufelels Handing army, 70 expenGve
and burthenfome to the nation, and
heretofore 10 much acclaimed againa
by the very men who voted to raiis
it.
As the only fervice, in which thelc
Emba,eo-Eworcers have been employ
ed, the watching of our waters,
has ceafed--and as the fate of the
public treafury does not exactly COM
port with Mr.. Jeiferfon's reprefenta-
ton of furpluiiss there can be no
doubt that relief from this expendi-
turc will form an early confederation
in the approaching teilion of CON-
grefs.
Qucqisn TO TIE comptroller Of tie Trea-
fury
Is the 9th feaion of the enforcing
act pahed the 9th January 1909 re.
pealed by the Non intercourse Aa of
March /, 1893
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

Queqisn to tbs comptroller Of tie T-ea-
fry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

Z. Units assigned this notice do not adj
- =. particulir detail of his executive
.;ts--suifice it to say that the Z rites crea-
t.d ny local circumstances and Wilkinson
>re SOON united the iadians were treated
with and large purchases OF valuable land
made of them --fhe Laws were amcadcd,
and judicious ones adopted--to tic securing
the citizens of the territory from a renewal
of :he scenes OF 1904
During the few leisure moments he had
from his official duties. he was employed
in writing the particulars of his celebrated
tour up the Missouri; TO complete which
appears to have been the wish nearest his
heart; and it gives much pleasure. if we
can feel pleasure i'll the present melancholy
instance, to state that we have it from,
source which can be depended upon, that
he had accomplished the work in three We.
~ large volumes, with an immense number
of paintings and all was ready for the press.
We hope these volumes may be the means of
transmitting u posterity tine worth of a man
whose last act cast gloom over the fair pa
ges of his early life.
sc The boast of heraldrv, the pornp of pow'r,
And all that beauty, all that wealth e'er gave
Await alike the inevitable hour
The paths of glory lead but to the grave"
Clarion
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

merce. The British assure us, that they do
not desire he services of our own scamen
I'VE certainly do not require the aid OF
theirs: The only point, therefore. is TO fix
on some means OF asserting and ascertain
ing the subjects of each. Aud the only
question is, which is the hest expe, lent. to
refer the decision To hasty examination of
AN infectious Commander on the high seas,
accompanied by all tho veNations which are
incident to the detention and search of our
vessels, and bya sacrifice of one of the rights
OF oar sovereignty to one ct the assuming
prorogatives OF the British King--or to
refer it tn IN impartial tribunal, constituted
on SHIRE, and accompanied with legal pre-
Cautions calculated To prevent the employ
mens OF each others seamen IN our respec-
tive vessels. Certainly there can be no
question as TO the balance of advantages a.
rising from these twohrajccts. Our govern
ment has maintained principle, which they
surely could nor haze abandoned
The other points in the Treaty are reserv-
ed fer the next No.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
TENNESSEE.

The Legislature Of Tennessee have passed m
Act, to disqadiJy any person, who may hereafter
giUe. receive or bear a Challenge, from gliding
ny Office or appointment under The governmert &,
g'vi,i; evidence IN any court ofrecord or serving
as a Juryman.-in orc respect, this salute goes
= step further than rpost Of the State laws on
this subject, flr it provides. tat in case a chsI
lenger shall bubiish r.denounee the other party,
who " is unwilling or refuses IN fight" as a coJu.
ard. poLfroon, or by any sim lar epithet, such
words arc TO be held sidgdcrot,s, and an &C ion
may b. maintained against the speaker or pu5-
Usher thereof.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

There IS no surer proof or the ',-Hs>-ri.y nd
the rapid increase ofthr populs,ipn e tennessee,
'han the s;lte,Qf the Pills in the RE Eicctonf.r
Governor In West Tennessee, AIR i3isgt, l,,d
= majority of 7li9-I- East Ts-nncssec, SIR C-rse
had one Of lS9S--rhe wn,,IfSvotc ben ,, i2t.
ct which, 1874 were IN West, aud 10 3S7 in
East Tennessee. There were sa,n,C few cVj,nties
rom which no spccc re;urns bad hern r..veived
by the assembly tiese er- siid 70 nave poi,ed tor
Sei Cooke, and according % ti,e SloXyiile Ga
;tte. wouldprobs1ly re.iuce 3lonIs a,Aior,;y
anout i0O0.-by the ceqsq. taken in 1900, West
Tennessee contained tess ti.@p so coo soais. of
wh'ci, oaiy be tween 4 and 5 GOO Vyere uoteys--A-
greeahy 10 the authority qho,e,i above, (the X.
u the increase ~ East vemeSsec, has been We
ry considerable, though not in AN equal prop0rti-
on.
It's thus that the STATES and Territories of the
w EST are "a idly advancing ia lie career Ut po-
Putation and strength. Whilst some of the States
on the sea-bc;lrd are Slowl, progressing IN nuut-
berS, those ~ the West resemble the ral,idity Of
the Eagle. The cheapness ct their SOIL, arising
from ITS superior abundance in proportion to the
number OF ats inhabitants-nnst NECESSARILY in
Fite thither large swalms 81 Emigrants - The
consequences If This rapid improvement D;ii be
seen IN the next ccrsus uftiie u Statss--iur.us
the wear 1871. The Wrsiern StGfes m,ist co;,g51-
rative.2 acqu a greater number 90 mem yers in
the House ct ltepresent.lvcs of rhe St,tes---
of course greater we,s NJ N de scale OF govern
ment. 1t Is a Pecr,.r satisfacton, that tbs new
pa.tticIl ic- rrr 50 pure-and that dis increasa
OF x pres" DIVES Will but serve 10 add new
votes and supporters % ,he Rebu5iic0n Ranks.
" 4 Frien'i Is in the righ Wy promise him,
that have done with the poo ,s 'scyean., Henry
Baa<S, roK EVER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
c. THOMPSON

DORTRhIT PAINTRR-Resrectfult IN
forms the iuhabi ants of Richmond and ia
'ciniiy, that he has commenced business, in a..
house opposite the Swan.Tsvors-- where som
specimens may be seen
NoyembeT ~ vlvya
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
Copy Jcstc,
PETER TTNSEE1, c. C.
NoYemher Il.

AIKEN up by tire subscriber. living in Hsii-
lax count, one sorrcl haRE, sbust 9 or 10
wears old, about lee, or inches b,ch. blsz,,
lace, grsy mane and tail the right hind foot whit.
up to the pssteTn JOINT. witt some saddle sputs-
pa sos and trots. Appraised 10 thirty five dollars
JAMES HOWERTON.
november 8 1r7ug
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

HIRING OF NEGROES.
M ILL be hired publicly in Milton on the 2nd.
w day OF January next, near a hundred Me-
groes belonging to Mrs. Sally Carter, among
them are three valuable experimentation per-
sons who are now in possession OF said negroes
on hire, are earnestly requested to send them 0
Milton the day before the next hiring
VILLLAh ANDERSON,
4yeHt far
SALLl' CARTER.
Milton, Nov.f7. wt9dT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

" iRG!NiA AT a Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the first day Of September 1909
JohnP Smith, It against Elisha Jenny, Jacob
Jenny, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe, ir. Philip
Slaughter and Fleming Bales, Defs
The defendant Elisha lepny not having entered
hrs app arance and given security according to
the act Of assembly, and the rules OF this court,
and It appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant oflhs country, on mo-
ton of pleintlffby counsel, II is ordered, That
Che said defendant do appear here on the fest
day OF he next term, and answer tie bill Of the
ilalntiT and that a copy of this order be forth
with hsrrtedi in some newspaper published in TIE.
c.y OF Richmond, ior two months successfully.
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in the
said city.
d Copy Jcste,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
TO CONCLUDE WITH rue rAvoR1Tz FARCE o
The Jew and Doctor.

A5raneSo, Ctis 6snsUofeat 2sls,) Mr., GREEN.
u Tickets to b. bad at the Office the Vlrg,SS
MIA Gazette, 1t the Office Of the Theatre. ssd f
Mr.. Green.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

I" IL Hceds m Ghost 10 come from the
grave 10 tell rs" nat "the British Party
~ THIS country viii sill be- rue 10 heir tert I;
That, III the late rupture with Mr.. Jack
son, the Federal prints will take sides with
she British Moister;
Tl.-. hey viii cry m his biea stance and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

+. j. Jackson, It seems. complains of the fai-
lure ot his nilsson because h had no British
fleet with him to back his assertions--no
bombs. & conSreve rockets 10 tohenhagenise
our cities "by eOery HosSibie means Of fe-
Oastatfon "--Surely the ministry ought to be
imheached for such fragrant omissions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
Mr.. PLACIDE.

Mr.. PLACIOE,
Respectfully informs Ire Public, that his BE-
NEFli whs u'ke place on Monday E:s ening next
November IL, 1909.