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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

NJ oTICE=The subscriber having administered
1 = upon the Estate Of the la,e Mr.. JOHN
HUGHES, senr. Cucumber and, now Powha, an
oouaty, it is earnestly requested it there be any
demands against that Estate, that they may be
brought forward on or betore the first day of Ian
Nay next, properly authenticated. and receive
payment as intend 10 make division of the
ietidue OF that Estate immediately af.cr the said
First day of January Mex after which this q Yer
tisement will be plead in bar against any ciain,
Whatsoever.
JOHN CUNLIFFE, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
CoalPitss Chesterfield county, 10Th DC. 1909.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

THE, Subscribers have recently taken s'ors.
.-',ssr the Market Briage, OPPOSITE Messr.
Ehi.c ani Shelton's where they oaer for sale
. ye-v grrera! s1sorts'ent of R,rS e M
BICIA.ES. a few Of which ase enumerated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

9 NOLU MBIAN MILLS. The subscr'-
- bers having purchased the Columbian
Aiills beg leave 10 Iaform the public, they
are giving c ASH for WHEA I and CORN.
p. HAXALL, & Co.
Richmond, August 3oth, 1909. tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

"A PETITION will be presented TO he
l. next General Assembly for leave to-
dispense with the Lock required to be built
a, my Mil Dam until some Efficient mea-
snres shall be adopted for improving the
navigation of Banister River.
John WIMBISH. e.
Oct. 18th, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
Sept. 90

~ OMMITTED to the Jail OF the county oil
~ MiGdIesex, the oh OF June last, negro
man, who calls MIN If HENRI FCX, and says
he was born free ana raised in the town OF Nor.
folk lie is about tifiry years OF age, five feet
seven or eight inches high, weN proportioned, OF
4 very dIr.i con- .;eSion. and marked ia lis face,
very thick with pits OF lhe smallpox, had on
when taken up, q tight ColOureh niAcl Virginia
Clo,h Coat striped Virginia Cloth Waisicoat,
and blue nanleen pantaloons, but has wita him,
amumber OF oihcr clothes. Ks the said Negro Is
supposed TO b: a runaway, IL. owner is request
ed To GENE forward, prove his property, pay CHAR
ges and take him awSy, otherwise, he will be
dealt with, the law directs.
TT: HELD, Slcrif Of -NilAesex eopnty.
August II. w3nT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

TT-uR sh'.E-5s5 AcRES .yiItES hYYEs
L4N0--On The lOtn Decem 1er next, q
"ir, or oilerw-' the next fair day,) lhe Suoscs,-
Der viii ter ioc sale ON t. preniises, TAGS
d''tcly opposite Tie mouth OF Rock-tiSi riycv--
IA rty acres o. Which ar prIrIe w grounJ, &
ite residue strong. hHely umbcr>d roland, 81.
adj .pted 80 The cu,>Gseo Of Tobacco, Cora, and
Wheat.
y credit OF one, two and three years will DO
rest rcm date to he RENTED the. payments be
puncuall: shade bonds wi5, approved securi-
y VIII he required a clear title made, & pos
aessi a given on the day OF SAKE
The above TRACT III Land has been conveyed
to me 10y Pst-;cil Rose Jun OF Buckinsham, 10
be sold tor the paymsn. of his debts
LEX. Z. Rose, Trustee.
lnne 2S l,w5m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

a TUTOR WANTED.--Mr Font.ine Aiau.
I = ry, vino taught Sehool, ii this place, ii.
last two ye-rs, MI remove to A!5eina,.le. ar
Christmas person duh qualified, viii probs-
bly, fad 1t his interest IS succeed MIN The ,ub-
scriber Will furnish board, &c. upon the sane
terms rs heretofore. AppIcottyn oulr,t 20 10
made in time, that arraug cement. NAV be N d,, 5y
RLCgIKD lI1RALS.
Greens sens pTi 9 L;oo"isa} ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

D"MOyAL.-'rhc subscriber has rersovel
Z ehis COACH Makers shop about three squarts
'lSarly opposite the Office formerly kept by Adam
Craig. decd where lie carries or the cotch ma
Rug business. IA ali its branches. lie Legs leave
;o'return his sincere ;aanks 20 .s friends and the
public in general, for their past support, s. hopes
by his attention and pmct1siity, 10 merit = cCa.
tinuamce Of ihcir patronage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Sept %. WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
\ Y CHANcERY 40 Conrt held IT, &C.

n CHANCERY. Alta Court held Tor luck
: lngham County, The l0th July, 1899,
Thomas Hgginbotham and Com.Dly Jit'..
son, De1'ts
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel and
il appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthr court that
tic defendants not ini,sbit,nts Of this S,t,
1t IS ordered and decrecd That unless Tics ,isll
appear here on or before October Court ueNt,
and answer the bjltuf me plaintiffs, Che CouFe
VIII then proceed to take the same for cont, 5
sed, and decree the matter thereof accurdm4 w.
and that copy oft!,is order be Forthwith puh-
hshed IN some public news paper OF Tie City OF
Richmond tor two months successfully, and an
other copy be postet. up AT the ilon- door OF tile
Courthouse OF this Comfy.
4 Copy. 2isfe,
r.. ELDRIDCE,ir D {.
August % w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
Tunr g

IN DOLLARS REWARD Runway
= from the Subscribers. in the early part -
April last, near South-West- Point, Tennessee.
nSgr9 man, named MOSES we suppose. una
10 be about six feet high, we'll made, a rttle ia.
clined 70 be knoci: kncsd. as DIRT; compile son.
speaks slow when spoken 60. ard inclincs TO liss
Hide his clothes cannot be described rs I,a
took off auumber, and ofvariou, kinds
The SAID negro purchased hy the sl5scri-
bers, Gin February last,) oF MARTIN Turner, ftiis
CIV, and generally calls hiuscf Noses Turner.
II. has wife in this place, and il is supposed
he IS nowlurking sor"e where ~ tiiis Town. as VIZ
have been informed he has been seen here. Pc.
vious to our arrival. The above rev nd, besides
legal charges will b. Given to any person VIII.
will deliver the said Negro to Rich .rd Terrell or
]. a. Grant, or -cure h.min any Jail so dha-
they set him agaru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

ENOLUMBIhN MILLS.---The subscribers
- having purchased the Columbian Mills, beg
iearc Go ni3rGi tie public they Cyine, cash io,-
Wheat and Corn. i. NLXHALL u Co
September 5. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
August %.

NiRSINIA.--Ata Superior Coart oi Chsn-
v cery, holden at the Capital, IN Ri:Amond,
June the LIST, 1909.
Det,t
The defendant not having entered his appear
ahce ana given security according to ,Ae act Of
Assembly, and the rules OF this cunt, and it ap
peariRS to the satisfaction o. the court, that.ha
!tnpt an inhabitant of thia country: On mot,oa
OF the plaintiff, by counsel, Il rs ordered, That
the said defendant do appear mere, on The first
d.y Of the next term, and answer the bdl Of me
plaintiff, and thtta copy of this ordarbe .o.th-
YIN llseEtea N some ne ws,Paper, published "a
the city Of Richmond, for tw, months success
iTey and posted At tie trout door OF the CT p.al
IN the SAID city.
L CRY. Testc,
PETER TINSLEI; c. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

C- Al persons arc strictly forwarned FROM
haebcring Of employing the above Negro. biso..
ail Captions Of Vessels, or any other person, fro
forwsrned from taking The said fellow oue
Of Che State under the ,triclest penalty OF the
Law.
y II - =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS

On tte Poem Of 6fr Joel Barlow, the CoLuM-
nIAD, in 4t. Philadelphia, 1897, BY M. Gre.
gore. jornieriy Bishop Of Biois, Senator, 1len,-
@er Of she NGtiena. IRstitiste, &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
Contender S. w9v

z N rLE 5AN T. T.. t.tsl.I>I.IENi FOX
= SALE -The iTous, aud Tenement where
the Subscriber lately resided.
This tenemeu; Justly ranks amongst the first
IN this place, combining elegance, conyenience,
contig'iity 70 the Capitol, and in the centre of -
most Agreeable neiEi,horhoad
For tera'. apply 30 Mr.. VIM. Long who isful-
" authorised to coatr 1t Tor The same.
Iunc g II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
II. GEEGoIRE
Former Bishop Of Diois, senator, &c
Paris, March Is, 1909.

S-e he brcfacsto the menoiys secrets ri e,iti.
q4ss kes Gus deS goHUryHGas, des 'ngeDs DEE
PrincifGH~ etGfs de FLtafie, b. C0rdHL-Paris,
1898.
Yide his works, edit. DapiH.o. ii, p 29f. &c.
q mr. Barlote must have ycPrescatei hiDiseD
az n soldier of the ABtericla 1ereiatioH. ia m.
GreRoft-. md cDfHliy coacealed GyonI him, thar
lie ''as q ChGpfafn IN the arHty--a 1tiHiStsy Qfhof
religion f'o1n ,ehich Ae has ap2'fanssd ind become
a 6iffey rcgiicr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
August IS

I n chancery,-Ame.ia co9e5y, August Court.
500.
Grie' rruly, PIT AGAINST Thomas Perkinsos
and Joseph Brown D0f.
This day came the aluntiiF BY John Lane hiE
Council, < 1t appearing 10 the court that the de-
tendmt Joseph Browns not an nhabitsut IF
tins Court II Is ordered an motion Of tus PLAN
th's Council, That said Brown do appear here
on the Did day OF next NoHember ,egm, and l.
swcr inc bin of the piJi and I'VE security &C
cording to the act OF Assembly SUCH case ..iadcs
and II is ordefcd, that copy Of this order DO
forth Nth published for two months Successive
ly IN some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, and that another copy be posted a.
the front door Of the Courthouse Of this County.
4 Lq4y Ies,e
JAMES TONNES, c K.
Contender S. .,y2,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE--Th-
Subscribers wish 90 dispose Of that sIua-
BE tract Of LAND called ToRl D. us, ly.s =
IN The Counties Of Bouctourt and Mor!gomt ~,
and contsini'g about . 600 ceres Thcy al
wish to sell j,lSJ acres oi Land king iu the
County Of Fiu saeaa, ON ttc south sida of the
E.yahHs Gver, oGlcnGu~ from Cob Cary's line,
d'watas uycr, 20 within abJuta mile Of Co
'urhia.
This lest mentioned Land, being in FIVE dis.
Ilnct tracts wid b. sod separately or together,
as MAY best ai.tary person dies 1u3 Of purcAas.
ing pue@antb " the anoru. being paid in
hand, unreasonable credi. viii he given lor thc
'}iance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
RICHMOND, July u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

n BSCONDED from the Subscriber, on the
L q &; ;ht OF the 7Jh July last, Negro map
named Stephen % ears old, live feet, eight or
nine inches high, OF a tawuey complexion, with
= very remarkable SCAR, the right side o! his
forehead, occssi0ned by burn re carried with
him sunlry clothes among them was black du-
rantz coat, CONSTITUTE cord pantaioous and wo
cotton shirts. The above negro was purchased
OF Mr.. Joseph De2hield Of Northumberland
County, to which place suspect he win endea-
yor to get his parents live in that coUn-
ty. viii give twenty dollars to any person that
wilt apprehend orsecure him IN Jail, 50 set him
again, forty dollars for his delivery me living
IN Brunswick County
PETERSON 42AIYLINcS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
fRANcIg CooDE, SPo,,hatar,
July II. wtistO

4 T The request Of the legatees, and by yirtu,
a OF a deed Of trust, executed 20 us by the
late col Robert Goode, decd for tue purpose Of
satisfying debt therein mentioned, due to MIR.
jane Lyle, The above mentioned Tract Of Lanq
and improvements, will be sold, 20 the highest
bidder, on The premises, on the 25d day Of OCfO-
Der next, Fnot previously disposed of by private
contract, jn which event taking p,cc, timely .lo-
tee VIII be given. Terms ofs9.1, onc.third part
OF the purchase money viii be required on the
day Of sale, clg-tbird in twelve months. and She
remaining third in two years. The instruments to
carry interest from the day Of sale, and tie pur-
chaser giving such Satisfactory security as may
be required.
IOHN .HURCYIE,
T4RL7ON SAUNDEPS,5 If''fee'
August %.
TOR SALE sma1fyGct If LAND, I,iaq IN
L lie cDmy VI Primo. EdglyL On Bag4 riSey.
joining te i1aI gvhich mas sfsiic, and roafaia.
i1a q5oH 40 acres
Aiso, Jew Htcig NECRCES-F rot feysr, 70
p.yto Nm. Rt1doiph, IL richmond, or The .lj
scti5er, IN Prince J.GUsrd
XEII'1N RfND0LpH.
Scb'em5er % VlUt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

HDUCATION--Fhe subscribers propose O
= penng Boarding School, on lNelnes t.a:'
the 10th day of January next, II the late dwell
ling OF their father, the Key'd. Matthew Mauy,
III the county Of hlbemarlc, where they will in
struct Young Gentlemen, ia the Latin, Greck,
French dsH English Languages, uPon Jha follow
ing terms Thei: price Tor board VIII be eighty
dollars, for tuition, S So Is, and for washing &
mending S -, payable Aalf yearly, each boarder
| finding has own bedding Tire qualifications of
one OF the subscribers have been proven by i've
years experience in this Inc oftusiness. The o.
Their has been educated in the same School, and
wants nothing but a few months experience -
render his qualifications folly equal. The adyan-
tasss of the situation are manitestiy great, be
ing M the heart of healthy and polished neigh
borhood, and far removed from every Incentive to
vice aud dissipation. The subscribers, deeply
impressed with the great Importance OF the du-
ties whichthey have assigned themselves, pledge
all their powers for their performance. They
have toerahly eXta r;ive and well selected his
torcal Library, which shall, (during the winter
nights he used under their superintendent, for
the benefit OF their pupils. Should any OF those
gentlemen, who have pstron2cd tie labors Of F.
T. Mauryi at the Green SprinEs, IN Louisa,
choose TO place their sons or wards with the sub
scribers, their bedding, books, &c. shall be re-
moved 10 this place gratis. Communications d.
rected 60 the subscribers, Lindsay Store, Abe
marie county, will be Immediately attended to-
THOMAS ". MAURY,
FRANCIS +. MAURY.
September ID. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

THE Partnership ofRREAdIG> FoLLEg
IS this day dissolved by mutual cnnseut--
All debts due to and from the Firm, will be SET
tied By James Dream.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

TIVHIKTY DOLLARS REWARD -Runa.
Z way from the Subscriber on the 29th DAY
OF March 1907, anegro man named JAMES he
is about fifty years of age s feet or inches
high, spare made, lex !ast @egcr.l of his fore
teeth, has down ioos ani stammers much
when spoken 70, III an authoritative tone, seeming
10 make iaborious attempts with his mouth and
tongue, toanswer VOL, and with difficulty sue
ceeds, at last in an eyl.ve Tnasner He former
~ belongcdto the estate Of Mr Parens of Glou-
cesteT. Vvher. Il is probable ne may now be lurk-
ing5-or in Richmond & its neighborhood, where
tile subscriber has been informed he ha. been
seen. lie Is course Snoe. Maker, and may per-
haps follow that trade The abage reward viii
be'paid, for apprehendtng and delivering him TO
thc subscriber. living near AylettS ware house,
in King William coduty, with t,.yell,ng expen.
ces for sec. ing him, in JAIL that get hi.n
again. THOMAS BOSIlER.
September ID w6wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

.T54TES BPrAK.
FRANCLy FOLLET.
Richmond, Sept l3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

NJ OTiCE-Oh Monday tle 23rd day Of Octo
tober next, will be sold at U'HiTBl-, in
the County OF Chesterfield, upon credit Of -
months the personal estate oftae late Col. Ro.
bert Goode, consisting of the present crop OF
Corn, Wheat, Uas. Fodder and Hay; the stock
OF Horses, Cows, sheep and Hogs the plani.-
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen filrni-
t're Bonds and approved security will be re-
CURED OF the purchasers to carry interest from
the date ifnu. puuctuay paid.
lisp particularly requested that sl those who
may have clainss against the Estate, viii make
them known Immediately, 60 either of the sub
scribers, in order that provision may be made for
payment
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18
STATE OF NEW-YoRK.

|G'd Ns1us from the North.-That the
/ measures of our general government
r. PRODUCED an extensive and salutars
|'ags of pdMS sentiment, cannot now be
|al'd. The intelligence daily received
= :, lhe fact beyond dispute. In every part
|. New England the change has been rapid
~ thorough; and thousands OF honest
~ m''ns who were r.tely the warm advo-'
@So 1 feeble, but designing and decep-
anRistratlon, have discovered their
h ~, !, "a are focking around the stand
80 'prrect principles.
''a he whole Of the north fern and west
PARTS o. this ssate-from various parts
b. @'ag lsland--ani from the counties of
|. rs Ulster, Columbia and Washington,
|, @ve also the mos. satisfactory informa-
t.. Pavate letters AMI verbal intelll-
Unite to prove, that the eyes Of our
r',sseosmaary are at length opened-that
~ o. delusioa is rent asunder,and that
-Seeived, but interrupted, fellow citi-
~; 9 returning to those maxims and
N's, by which alone our Liberties
protected and the interests OF
: sIuAtsy secured and promoted -
,s. aase ssen the attempts of the LIE
No. - OF this State to yio,ste the con-
Tor mere party purposes
q h. ave Seen tn. arts and intrigues
men to keep themselves In pow
sy have seen oar commerce
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18
KINGSTON Jam. Mareh a.

The ship Friendship, Smith, from TIC Iai''
Of Good Hope, is arrived at + r am Ran !,
Tn. Friendship sall.d from I able Day On
the 10th Of Ian. leaving there MS maJ e
sl,;ns Powerful. Reasonable, Culloden, Race
horse p,r Sea Flower, and Camel (store SNIP
win til. Pnoeax ana Wexford nohe ,s' y
hann3 Inaiamen and also the snip nose,
Rrooks from New South Wales, botany >,
Raw, where it. appeared the inhabitants ii'.o
d;s1ossessed GOV. BIigh OF his authorl's'
and appoinsed Mr.. Johnson acting gossln
Or Ga board the Rose were two ee'i.,0 !
men. lieut.. sinmonds Of the navy anu h1 :
M Blackstone, charged with dlsPa1e. l's
from AIr. Iohnson-on the arf'Sal :, 49, 49,
R osa At the Cape, they we're both put under
arrest. BY order OF the governor rns 5 -.
lent s;mmonas, was put on board tne
p,1verFnl man of war, and Mr.. Blackstone
aa Eel a. shore, and their papers taken
fson ,bsm. 1t was reported at the Cape'
hattie Inhabitants Ct the isles Oh france
ma md bourbon $4,000 of whom were SAD 70
b ,,l, l;ed for want of provisions, owing 20
The ports being strictly blockaded) haa maae
s 49, offsrs 10 the British government al
s the CAPE, in consequence Of which cutie, cutter
had been dispatched to England ID anuA'
ry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18
REGISTER
OF THE
MARINE CORPS OF THE Y. s..
Lieutenant Colonel Commandment.
FRANKLIN WHARTON.
DIa1oY--DANIEL CARMleK.

Caftat7lS.
John Hall, Anthony Gale, Henry Caldwell,
James Thompson, Edward Hall, Michael
Reynolds.
First Lieutenants.
John R. Fenwick, Robert Greenleaf, ray
master, John Williams Quarterniaster, Chs.
ID. Coke, Archibald Henderson .Ad1ufanf,
Richard Smith, Robert D. Wainwright, w.
Anderson, Thomas H. Pinckney, Thomas
r. Swift, Lee Massey, John Brooks, An
drew Hasell, Peter w. Winthrop, and Sa-
muel Miller
Second Lieutenants.
Lawrence Cruise, Ichatod B. Crane, Ro-
ger Jones, Edward P. Winner, H. M. Par
kcr, William ID. Wilson, John Crabb, Hen
H. Ford and James Ragland.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18
SOLEMN REFLECTIONS.
Lin Extract from SalmagunA.]

&C How futile are all our efforts to eyade
the obliterating hand of time! AS ira
versed the dreary wastes ct Egypt, on my
journey to Grand Cairo, stopped my ca
mel for while, and contemplated in awful
admiration, the stupendous pyranids-An
appalling silence prevailed around such an
reigns in the wilderness when the tempest
is hushed, and the beasts of prey have re
tired to their dens. The myriads that had
once been employed in rearing these lofty
mementoes of human vanity, whose busy
hum once enlivened the solitude of the de-
sart--had all been swept from the earth by
the irresistible arm of death-all we've MIN
gled with their native dust-all were for
gotten Even the mighty names which
these sepulchres were designed to perpetu-
ate, had long since faded from remembrance;
history and tradition afford but vague con-
lectures, and the pyramids impaired a hui
initiating lesson to the candidate for immor-
tally. Alas alas said l TO myself, how
mutable are the foundations on which our
proudest hopes of future fame are reposed.
He who imagines he has secured to himself
TIC NlCCu VI ucdlIiltSS reuOWn, lHuNiSCS liz
deluding visions, which only bespeak the
vanity Of the dreamer. The stored obellsk
the trlumphal arch-the swelling dome,
shall crumble into dust, and the names they
would preserve from oblivion, shall often
pass away, before their own duration is ac-
complished."
To be said or sing by any Democratic Editor,
svho has been long enough in the country 10
haze learnt YANKEE DOODLE.
Whatever Midas toucl'd Of old,
He turn'd to gold with ease, Sir;
Now touch Democrat with gold,
He'll turn to what you please, Sir.
SIMON SHOUT.
A Charlestown Democrat with boisterous
throat,
Charged an Ex-brother with Youve turn'd
your coat.
Twas time replied the other in huff,
! zvore ii zvrens side outaca,d long enough
Boston Reflertory.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-18

our industry, and our interest in a great
measure DESTROYED. They have seen en-
barge and non-intercourse laws adopted,
and, in the face Of the suferipgs and en-
treaties of the people, tyrannically adhered
to. They have seen the Constitution trod-
den undcl foot, and the rights Of the citizen
.wrested from his hands. They have seen
the interests, OF Six Millions Of Freensen
made the sport of irrational and visionary
experiment-and they are resolved to red
mite with their federal republican brethren,
from whom they were seduced by deception
and falsehood, and with them to exert eve
ry effort to save their sinking country.
Extract Of letter receiOed By a respectable
house of Baltimore, from tier correspond
sat IL Livsrpool; and confirmed b. 81
mllqr advice fran London, dated 12th
January, 1909.
s / regret that I am prevented from ex-
ecuting Your order for salt-petre. | had
purchased about two tons, which | was
about to ship to YOU per the Mary, but am
prevented by the custom house, where they
inform me, that they have orders not to al
low the expectation Of salt petre or gun,
powder; and that an order IN council wlll
be issued 10 this effect.
Extract qf a letter fran a gentleman N
Charleston, 10 his eorresfonGeAt ~ E]'.9-
deL5dia.
!. 4 vessel from Ma,anzics brings the
unpleasant news Of a general lnsur' eqtlon
anoag he lower order Of the spanlards'
united With The blacks and mulattoss. II
began under a pletext Of banlshng the
FTenchnen found in the island but pas
SINGERS in the above vessel state, tAat at
Ma snzies and HAVANA, they had lad
llaaes on ali descriptions of people CT pro-
str-, !; ,nat they were in force to the amount
Il So. and that the confusion was great
beYc description.