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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

Resolutions SUD -r,it ed 70 the II. of Dele
gates of Maryland, by DR.. Archer, on the
9th inst.
Whereas, the present relations of the u.
States OF America, With he belly. rent pow.
ers OF Europe, give Us bur i,ttte roam to nups
that they viii speedily abandon hose unia y
tui measures on retaliation upon -ach other
and OF violent & undefensible aggression, and
encroachment on the rights Of ueu ~ states
which the, have adopted 50 inimcai to the
laws of HatIons and the tree navigation Of
the seas; and our country free, hourishing
and Independent, and resting, as the basis
OF it's existence, upon the industry, pubic spI
rio and disentei ested patriotism of It's citi
zens, contains within it's bosom the seeds IF
almost every comfort, convenience and luXu
ry OF the eastCin Hemisphere, which If By
careful and tender hand, they be nurturcd
and cultivated, will flourish INFO ma urity in
the midst of a grateful people, grown by
their assistance, and conducted by their pros
perity, to a proud state Of perfect and envi
able independence, on the commerce & ma
nufactures OF the nations OF Europe:
And whereas, it is the indispensable duty
of the representatives OF an enlightened peo-
pie who are resolved to " live all freemen or
die all slaves" to propose such measures and
enact such laws as will be necessarily condu-
Give to effectuate so desirable an object, and
to place themselves and their constitution
above the odious necessity of sufeendering
their dear bought and high priced indepen
denCe at the altar of foreign usurpatinn or
of bowling in humble submission to the law
less and insulting orders in council of Great
Britain; or the unauthorized and illegal lie
crees of the French emperor
! And whereas no measures which State
legislature could adopt, would so efEectually
tend TO rear these commenGable intentions
! into actual existence, as strict attention 10
the encouragement and promotion of domes-
E. tic manufactures:
] Therefore, Resol: ed, BY the general as.
semby of the state of Maryland, That they
will make use of all means in their power,
and promote, the growth and progress of do
nestle manufactures.
! 3. Resolved, That for this purpose liberal
and effeCtual measures should be taken 10
encourage the raising & improving the breed
of sheep.
8. Resolved, That sheep shall not be liza
bic TO assessment.
4. Resolved, That sheep shall be protec
ted in the hands Of every individual from ex
ecuton or attachment.
| 5. Resolved, That any company Of militia,
within the boundaries of the state of Mary
land, which shall cloathe themselves in a
full uniform of cloth Of domestic manufac-
turs, shall be completely armed and accou-
tired at the expence of the state.
6. Resolved, That sum of dollars
be paid from the state for every full-bloodcd
MeTino ram, not exec edug IN nun
Der and dollars for every eve Of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

Extract of letter from gentleman in
Liverpool to another in tins city, dated
Liverpool, Oct. 2, 1909
TIE probability ofa change in RE Min
ssfry for some days PAS, produced SGsht
depression in The Price Of .American hro-
ducc bu' since IL has been undcrsfosd
fhat Mr.. earning is 10 take ne lead IN the
nezv Cs6'net, IL has again risen Fir must
ensUe This gentleman zciN adhere to lhe
measures PURSUED by me Tar admniSrali
on 4; and # here is any nct1oAsm IN he
american ret,nbHc, they will no longer he
lay 10 resist The grants Of tht oceaH: .|1qv
IS she Hne D STRIKE The mortifging result
IF me Watchcren crfediHon and thr ms
Jorfunes IN Shain has much dehreaaed I'm
stish firide /; and thcY have his year lost
onc Jofyth # their crof. {aave traUeHed
500 mites through thr kingdom in fhe lo.l
three lcsekS, and Svitues> Ell mYstif ne 81
tnatton gphich a conssdUt ruin makes on me
Enslish harvest. UntcsS hru ere sa.hGHed
through ai6drtra, or oeher neural horts,
Sosth .fmrrican corn there qviH De q scarctu
ne ensuing pear hGl zviH make he Eu"lfsh
g'Uernmem trembLe "..... Charleston City
GaZeti-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
BosToN, Nov. 8.
FROM HAVANA.

BY recent arrivals from Hapanla we learn
that numerous vessels had arrived off that
port from the Uni ed States, since the pro-
mitigation of the interdicting decree; and
had petitoned the Governor for permission
to encer THAT il was supposed as soon as
two Spanish ships of the line, which had ar
rived there from Vera Cruz, had sailed for
Europe, the request would be granted under
certain restrictions and thar it was stated
the governor of Cuba had sent despatch
vessel to Shain, to represent to the Supreme
JiHta the impolicy of their decree and hopes
were entertained that on the return of the
vessel, it would be repealed
The Spanish 74s at Hava q, as well as
two English frigates, (the Etholian and I'm
daunted) were laden with specie and indi-
so and were to sail the first fair wind.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

sent to that minister having arrived at the
moment when the American government was
under the FIRST irritation of disappointment
In having just learned the non ratification oi
Mr.. Erskine's arrangement, he had seized
that favorable opportunity of pressing his
proposals.
The reports are believed, by many, to be
well founded but tvs ministerial papers
think them destitute Of probability. They
say, that a notification was made to the Amc-
rican executive at the time MIR. Erskine' IS
arrangement was rejected. that minister
would be Immediately dispatched from this
country who. it was hoped. would be able
to adjust the differences between the two
nations. II is not. therefore, at all probable,
that the American government. would re.
fuse to await the arrival of our minister, and
that it would SO suddenly adopt policy hos
tile to every idea Of an accommodation with
Great Britain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
PHILdDEEPBId, .Wop. 10.
EXTRACT or n LETTER.

LTYERpooL Oct. 5 -7his is merely 10
ndV'Se fhaf an conatqucnce y ihe gerry dis
NAL accounts qf rte &.ate Of he crotls. and
particularly "a >cotiand, Srhea. g Rour
continue at m adUance former. ~ IFS
sd lSs bush fht tutter 63 a 65 ner 6bk
articles IT american hr2duce ar hreSent
duH ozrtnS 10 sfecutators Hotding ATTIC see
what measures Ihs n II. ~ MINISTRY la agifah
on TsiH hnrSue. Bo5veds svere, three deus
ago, held as io7eos 1od FER Id. 1uyhentne
sos. rot ashes 90 81; feari 65 :. IS =
rice 80 SO; StcHs'd tobacco La 8: ar
S@ "a 81 Ro70eds, no! 7vithslandins tie a
6oue, n,ay he qmoted from loS l99, 6ut
the marker rs So variable, thar there can be
no reliance
4" The S7vedes hare shut their forts
gatnst british ships, zvtieh ought 10 enhance
tie hrice II tar"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
BosToN, Nov. g.
LATEST FROM HOLLAND

Yesterday arrived here, the ship Gov
Strong, Capt Lord, 80 days from Roterd am.
Cap. l.. left there the 9TH October, bnt
Brought sspapers. The verbsl intelligence
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

NEWPORT. Nov. A--The Genera, IS
scn'biy OF this state convened at South King
-ton on Wednesday last lillian JonrS,
ESQ. was. re elected Speake, of the House
OF Representatives without opposition, and
Thomas burgess, Esq clerk.
NEW YORK. October 25.--On Mondav
last. was commenced the building OF the
new Flag Staff aud its enclosure on the south
eriv point Of the Battery----I,s Dimensions
In height and circumference. are to ne SINH
lar to the one lately demolished; but the new
one will possess more convenience for the sub
scr'bers to the 81 Glasses, as every accom-
mediation thut tiiey coult! wish will be erect
ed. Il may justly he SAIL. that no public
place in the United States affords more real
advantages Than cur Battery. As 81 lublic
walk. il eXcels any thing of the kind and
for beauty OF prospect. few can be compared
with ie. In the heat of summer. the bate
ry affords ane If she coolest and most plea
SAINT public walks in the world, considering
its immediate contigui.y to q populous city
The assembly OF New Jersey have reject
ed the Massachusetts amendment respect
ing embargoes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
BALTIMORE, Nov. IS.
ISLAND OF CUBA

We are authorised to state that the
Spanish Consul in this city has received of
fetal infor nation that the. ports of the Is
land OF Cuba are closed to all foreign ships.
and that no certitica'as can i future ne
granted for goods sh,pped in America or o.
ther foreign vessels b1und 20 the ports OF said
Island Of Cuba"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

HAvANNA, Sd Oct. 1909. There are
many vessels now at anchor off the Moro ;
it is believed they will be obliged to depart,
although ruinous to their owners 50 to do
Provisions are rising. Sugars, excepting
musoovadO, and coffee, looking down"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

An expedition was preparing at Marti-
niq"e, September ?, supposed against eau
dalospe.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
TO BE RENTED,
And possession giuen on or bef0re the e5M q
March neat,

ana D0SScS6SMt BICtH Y" VI otOo'S TO- ~"''e "
March merit,
\ IL that valuable property formerly occupied
"a BY Col. Thomas Duff, Esq. in the village
of Newport--consssing of large cosnmodious
brick dwelling-house, pleasantly situated on tue
main street and elegantly fronting the river
Christiana, we'll calculated for large store, and
as the Turnpike road leading from the Gap Ia
xern or Lancaster to That place is now in consi-
tlerable forwasdness, and will probably be car
rief into effect in the course of the next sum
rner, it will certainly be one of the most eligible
spots for business in the state of Delaware. 1t
has every convenience, such as good garden,
barn, stabIing and other houses, SC. &c.--A
handsome I ARM of excellent land, contiguous
10 the town, will be let with it, and two or
three Lots in the vicinity thereof, well adapted
for grass, or as the renter may think proper to
apply them. There are also eight acres of first
rate Marsh, now in good order, small distance
from the town. The terms of renting said pro-
perty may be known BY applying to THOMAS
DUFF, Esquire. residing at Mrs. Hugginss,
Wilmington.
N. B.-No part of this propes9 will LEI be
separate from the other.
WikmiHgion, Dec. 8M, 500. If:
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
In The Court Of Cbaneery.

Thomas Robinson, surviving ex'or.
Of Abraham Robinson, decd.
Us.
James McIlvan and Mary his
wife, and Thomas Perkins and
Sarah his wife.
IN the Court OF Chancery OF the state of Del
1 aware, held at Newcastle, for the county OF
New-Cas.e-BIl filed Feb. 10Th, lsos-Sub-
prna issued, &c.
Upon the petition Of the complainant Thomas
Robinson, and upon the affidavit of Francis
Haughey, esq. late sheriff Of Newcastle coun-
ty, it is ordered by the Chsucellor, this thrtle,h
day Of November, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and nine, that James
Ncllvain and Mary his wife, two of the tleien-
dan,s in the said bill of complaint, do appear in
this Court on Saturday the tenth day of March
next, to the said bill of complaint, and on fall
u.c so to do. that the said bill be taken pro
confcsso.
NICHOLAS RlDGELY,
Chancellor.
Nesv- Castle County, IS.
lido CERTIFY, That the above
is true extract from the record thereof. Gil
ven under my hand and the seal of the said
Court, at New Castle, this fifth day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1909.
HUGH w. RlTCHIE,
Reg'r. in Ch'ry. for n. C. County.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
sAnfrrp.
From the MARYLAND Herald.
THE MANIAC.

THE MANIAC.
ALADy.
When the clear waters glow in the bushes of even,
On the cliff Of the where murInurs the breeze,
1 he maniac halls the pure breathings of heaven,
That bear her wild notes DER the Whispering seas.
They charm the lone spirit that watches the cave.
Prepaid for her home in the wrath of the storm.
When it rush'd in its strength from the maddcnlng
wave,
And tore the proud rock to shelter her form.
Beneath its rude arch till the dawning Of morn.
Fearless. child of distraction, she fingers alone,
While the wind on her locks waves the dew from the
thorn,
When she pillows her head on the cold messy stone.
No voice thrilling soft through her abouring breast
Halls in accents of joy the wanderer home -:
No kind melting sound bids her wild spirit rest,
When the cold bowling blast her heart pulses be.
numb.
But she hears in her dwelling so lonely and rude,
When the moon setting beams the western rocks
die,
Ger the murmuring breast of the blue heaving aood,
The music Of peace in the gales of the sky.
Ard oft when the moon settles clear Oh the seas.
| Ere she hides her cold urn in the clouds of the
west,
voice from on high mngling oft with the breeze
Wakes the storm beaten wretch from her feversh rest
Oh it steals DER her spirit paintive and sweet,
Like the voice of love to the cold breaking heart,
| Ere the warm pulse of agony ceases to beat,
! Or the forms of delight from the swimming eye
part.
! She behods the conyulsions of nature unmoy'd,
| Yet she weeps while the warblings of paradise
charm,
But they say tits the spirit of one whom she lloyd,
| When her heart in the moments of transport WAS
| wsrm.
| And when the faint cadence at distance expires,
| Her desolate breast feels the horrors return
That cloud her dark soul while rhe slow wasting FIRES
OF maddening woe in her wild bosom burn.
She SCALES the grey cliff that oershadows her cave,
ana "'cah the dark boughs Of the whitening tree,
She chais tI At the wandering ga saf #pyave'
That sigrreer tne slunbrers who rest iis from a.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

the right of suffrage in the Indiana territory and for
other purposes
DEE enacted by the Senate and House Of
- Representatives Of fhe United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That the
governor of the Indiana territory, for the
time being, be, and is hereby authorized
and empowered to apportion the representa-
tves among the several counties In said
serrlsory, as ne shall think proper, having
regard to the numbers limited in the fourth
section of the act to which this Is supple
ment, and to issue his writ for the election
of such representatives agreeably to the app
porsionment which he may name, at such
time as he shall deem most convenient for
the citizens of the several counties in said
territory.
Sec. 2. A,ld be it further enacted, that so
soon as the legislature of said territory SHALL
be convened the number of representatives
10 each county thereof, shall be regulated
by the general assembly.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
when any vacancy shall occur in the legisla.
tive council, by death, resignation or re-.
mowa from office, or when from either OF said
causes there shall be no delegate from
said territory to the congress Of the United
States, the governor shall in either case be
authorized to issue bis procla nation ,direc-
ting an election to be held to supply such
vacancy according to law.
J. B. Varnum,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Andrew Gregg,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
December IS, 1909,
| APPROVED, JAMES MADlSON.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
Notice is hereby given,

NHAT on the Gath instant, at the house Of
a John CHOW, in the town of Newcastle,
will be rcceived proposals in writing for renting
Ethc Newport FERRY. The person or persons
VINO may be DESTROYS Of renting The same will at
\ the same Time produce an engagement. in w'i-
Ring, from one or more persons, who shall be
Engaged 10 be hound for the rent that may be
offered, and .iso for The faithful performance of
lhe several duties required Of The keeper by law.
John Grow.
John Lyman, }
December utb. 1867. t94dec.
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Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,
sSSHx.,l.t street. few doors above the b. nix Of
NJ TT Delaware.
CONDITIONS.

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vi. All articles of personal private nature VIII
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From tie National IufeAgeacer.
EXPOSITION

EXPOSITION
Of the conduct IF lie Hon.
FRANCS JAMES JACKSON,
IN his correspondence 1yiih
ROBERT S'.'lr!I, Esquire,
Secretary Of State.
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Iam)i8.' Fl 81 fbe ulntoilssaass
BY Authority
AN ACT

Supplemental to an act, entitled g An act extending
the right of suffrage in the Indiana territory, land for
other purposes"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-27
Charles Sinnnls,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
Iuit Received


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(Price, Two Dollars ter .6ottLe.)

b y PT1ce,F L 2pQ -OOtE0TS yet .OOE|1Cs/
NOTHING is OF more importance th&t
he preservation OF health-this common laced
remark however is TOO oFIEN FORGOTTEN
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
yention OF pain, which Is superior to It's cur
is not sufiCiently attended to by any descript
On Of persons. \ Inong those disorders whicn
reuuire the most early and unremitting effo Is
to eradicate and overcome, none have a strong
er claim upon ournotice than the Gout, Rhel
srnat;sm. Lumbago, Weakness of the Joints,
SnraiDs, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species Of Rheumatic Pains
f ON whatever cause they may have original
ef--and hence every relief which can be adj
ministcred is too valuable to be forgottcn.--
Those persons whose avocations peculiarly ex
nose them to colds, &c, cannot be too anxious
always 10 possess immediate aid Sea-faring
PERSONS travellers, &c. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which VIII
conntcfact the unElcasans effects of their perc.
5lous duties, and especially thoac pains to which
their situation must expose them. To those
who reside in or visit the West Indies, and
Their warm climates, theywil be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting service and
will gradually dcsiloJ all tendency to dlseGse
in the human frame, andprescrve health and
yigor. Although great variety OF Prescrip-
tions have bee published to cure the disor'
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
/. thc C. 0UT-Axp RHEUMATIC DR0.S Of
Dr.. TISSOT, which arc celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published Oh gentlemen SO
wcil known in America, being IS tas hTss ssn
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton ;,John Gibson,
ESQ. one efthe directors ofthe Farmers Bank
of Maryland; John Maeubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, of Cation.
Ample certificates and afhdayits of the be-
aefcial Effects of these medicines may be seem
| by applying as above.
| March II.
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PirEerEon's Collection of VoY-
aces and z ravels,

Forming eoglftiete, History e The Origin a'as
Progress Of Discovsrg by Sea and Land,
!, from the most aufaenfir Searees. s.
u ~ II first number of this valuable Work,
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coffee house.
Fully aware Of the impositions that have.
ebeen practised upon the public by strangers
r soiicitin g subscriptions from distant places;
the Editors invite their examination of a
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
s. well as extensive in is Kind that has ever
been undertakenin any country. Aud they
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Public Sale.

THE Subscriber, by virtue Of q deed OF
trust Z, him from Mr'Is Itgiaw Eodgson, da.
"a on the iosh day Of November, in the year
| Jshr Honkins s4wiIL on the first day of Fe-
bruary next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock Of!
that day. lf fair ilnos, on tiienext FAIR day "
a the same hour, proceed TO sell, at INC
court .souse, In AIexandria. At public auc'
ton, to the highest bidder. FOR ready money
three thousand acres of LAND, situate on
fhe leR fork Of Big Sandy Greek, which
land Was, at the time Of the grants for the
\ SAME, in the county Of NiUnoDgsia, N The
I ! ate Of Virginia. i,
rhe above tracts OF land were granted by
ths state OF Virginia, TO John Allison by three
reycraI patents containing respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing date on the hrsl
Sav 81 October, 1884, which land has been
ssinss duly: conveyed to the said William
HodgsOp by deed dated Cd of August, 1870
Edmund ]. Lee. 1fgiSes.
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sos Acres Of L and for Sale.

WISH T0 Sell. the above quonlityo
81 LAND, situated near the road leading
: from Georgetown 10 Alexandria, and about
:. an conai distance from each town.
This property is fully one hall coyeredWith
wood. which viii render it an advisable pur-
chase, on the terms that will sell II.
G gorge ii. Tsrrett, Esq viii shcw the
4 land to any gentleman who wishes to SCI II,
And give The necessary information.
George II. Chapman.
4 -, q ,Ss,s6. ls - ~ I gs1 2gF