The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03
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dcraole Importance Id necessarily excludes
many original articles from our rapcr
b"''7!''"te sec"is to ha e attained his
SF a. ccJect III his conference, Fh..-e:b.
lie aas made such arrangements wta i've
Emperor OF Russ and the otacv. powers IN,
ule North, IS cOmpieatiY rel, lis troors
tom Prussia and Germa1y II is ,. ~
thertfoie at liberty to 6eaa oYH. !roers
ana resource 70 the conquest of 1.l,'- -
MS armies are acc rdingie march, 9 sr5aA
their cantonments IL Pru es;s aud Austen
Bv what arrangements he MS ,hta;nef
TINS 0b'eo., IS vet coru01crslv unce,r q ]! -,
&c may have induced The cnperor Of p 49,
STA - watch the Empcr'u. Of A.stria b ii f.
ding bis crnsent 20 his subj cation Re
Turkish empire; or he may have h1ueht
off the mcnaced opposition 6f Austria ~
promising her 'Iice of TURKEY. til wor-
rhv Of remark, that Austrio j. not orce s5cn-
toned in his address to his Legislative bo-
dy = s to Russia he expressly decltres hat
She agrees with him AID that they are
invariably united for peace as well as for
war;
With this black cloud therefore which Ro-
naparte has been brewing IN the North he
is preparing to burst upon The South He
has pledged himself to the world o Gown
the king Of Spain in Madrid. and ia his
eagles ON the rampnrts Of Lisbon The ar
mage in those i'll freed Countries mus be
peculiarly dreadful. since the present Ar
there has not been spectaCl more hr itl
horror or hncre interesting he world
On the one side is arrayed n,.i7n that
lis bravelY contcnding Ger the privilege of Sc
! Letting It's own monarch and povt rn N o. t.,
ON the otl"r "The sDolt-ch and fay -
/ Ire OF fortune" Zip whose hands war md
conquest are simost synonymous. He haspve-
! ~ induce cnt to strain al his rcsources,--
/ OF him we mayli1stiy say mt CfaJ,' aHt
nrin9 He is tot merely fighting f.rSrain,
/ but he is contending once more for the inEcri-
al crown of Francc. r he is foiied IN Spain.
he is lost in France
/ 1t has uniformly been our Oh mon that { G;
result must be against the Spauiards
We understood that the non.intercourse
Law viii certainly he adopted
II is said too, that when Congress adj ourn
they viii adjourn till Mav-that If ne hetli-
gerents of Europe do not hrn show rreater
disposition to respect our rig1's Congress
WIZ ADOPT more coercirc ncasures--Lct Eu-
rope then be Oh her guard
'4...s 80
IN cHANCERY.-N, rtiunlberlua CD.rtv
Cont f4lh Nov. 1908
George K Thomls Brown, Co1ublg;yo,,s a
gsns' Jacob Walsh, ir < Stokely 'rowies, De-
/eaa1n@
ihIS day came Che comppts, BY .her counsel,
and the deft W0'sh, not having entered h, 49,
Psarance anG ri EN- security, according e. the a~c
OF Assembly o,d uie rules Of this court, aud q
dPpe ring 4 ne s.tisf. cton of the court that le-
is net az u,Ditant of this state. O, Che ,po,i, IS
the pit If IS dc-reel and I.la.ed. th,t the.
sad Diet T Walsh appear here On the first d1vsF
fiarch term leyt, ard answer the BIZ 81 The M
p .han S, and tisIt a copy of t5s 0.A,r be frth.
with serted, i,r two * anths su-cr,siveIt n
some ne p'pcr published ~ the city of ui-fs4
h'aa' sd posted at tie front door re Co., cou.t-
hO,se % tBis counts,
And It is further ord red, that The dsf't r. ..
retain 81 his hsrds whatever m,rcv otplopeity
he may I'.vc bcio1ciGg 20 tde sad Walsh ura,l
the further order o. le court
Attest
4 fLEIz, BATES, C. ~ G
Jan s. esys,s