The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

Ter.ts o!Eurare The saini.ssire sv.it,n o,iS:,
party IN the L. : Who from this very spirit o.
submission Ia British ~, Justice, has been consi-
dcrcd and hailed BY both the ministerial and ,b,A
opposition parties in England, by Mr.. Stephens
AID NJ. Whitftcati-n the House of Common>.
as "th%. BRirisa PARTY in America"--tn,
degrading policy, wiihthe still more ,Ierratin.e
politician. Timothy Pickering. who is Justly hail,
ed as the leader of this party since the dearh ut
A Hamilton, may surely be eypected 10 .iuN
into disgrace. All the miserable effrontcry
which they manifest in assuming the merit of the
late negotiation with England, will be incom-
petent to shield them from the indignant CON
tempt of the people Here then we may say ,c
the feder.lis,s OF the ancient dominion {" thus
FAR, and no farther. Here shall thy proud waves
be staid"
In the following list the ne,v members are iipli
Gated by Italics
DIR. Walter Zones Matthew Clav
Joseph Lewis, Cd John Randolph, (Op.l
lhom', Newton, Wilson c. Nicholas.
Burwen Bassett, Daniel ShcSey.
John RoGne, John c. Jackson
Edwin Gray, Opp =. Stephenson, Cr'J
john Dawson Dawson T Breckenridge, (F.)
John Ciopton. John Love,
John w .Eppes, VIM. A. Burweii,
Thomas Giiolson, 1icob SSUoofe, (FJ
Peterson Goodwin, Gen. John Smith.
HeW Congress. Last Congre4.
Is Republicans, II Republi aus
4 Federai,sts, Fcder,lis,
cppositonists, j OppostipniSts,
i Doubtful. / Doubtful
+, " ChRD.--A worthy s intelligent friend
IN the country, who is far from wishing to
rndcrvalue the curious and Interesting re
searches into the revolutions of wheel
which have been so eagerly prosecuted in this
city. begs leave to invite the attention of tie
inquistive to Il subject, as curious in itself
and far more important in its practical rf-
tects. He wishes to know the history OF the
Hessian Ely, that so fatally bliehts the ho,e,
and the prospects Of the farmer.
At what time it first came amongst us. Tho,
species of the fly that lays the egg, the
time at which it appears, nov. long it gene
rally stays, what plants. if any, besides the
wheat, Ill which it dc posits the egg, when and
how long this requires to be Matched. how
long the mGEg0t remains, when it shifts to the
aurefia or chrysahS state, and when it ESCAPES
IN the form of a hy-with such other parti-
culars as may be connected with its nature
and the means of evading or extirpating this
destructive pestf On what parts of the U
States x of Virginia is it found' What klnQs
Of schent are less subject to its ravages, and
why! When ought the wheat to be sown the
best to avoid 1t! How ought the ground to be
treated 1.-The great object of this enquiry i,
to find some means of defeating common e.
nsmy, against whom every man in the COM
munity should be up in arms.
II Communications addressed to this pa
per on the above, will be most respectfully
received.
Ge1 D Two Jumps of pure virgin sold
have been lately found in ploughing ND corn
field near Spottsylvania Court House. this
state, which together weighed or. dwt
when melted, OF. Is dwt.-the deficiency
IS owing to the dirt enly--no other material.
&c. being in it's composition. The Curl
Gus may see it at the Jewelry store of NIessrs
Johnson & Reat in this City, who purchased
and II. cited it.
The Governor of Canada has not vet re.
ceived his Cue" The non-intercourse law
Is feature of hostility that Is even more
strongly marked than the Embargo was"
What say his masters across the Atlantic
The very opposite to this.
We have received the Orleans Gazette,
OF the 9th ultimo, stating that General Will
klnson had touched a. Pensacola, w. f. ON
his way from Charleston, and that he arri
ved at New-Crleans on the 18th of A pril.
J.. M. Miller is elected to Congress- from
tennessee, vice G. w. Campbell, resigned
JOHN RHE A, Esq is re-eietted to CONGRESS
for the district of Washington
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