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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07

- OBT. JOHNSTON, in addition to ms stock
Ia OF GOODS on nand, has received a com
piete and general assortment, which he will sell
low for cash or negotiable notes, amongst which
are, IRONMONGER1' e CUTLER1, Of every
description, White Lead in kegs, Window Glass,
Glue, Suwarrow Spurs, Horse Whips, Brushes.
Scythc Blades, Seine Irvine, Imperial & Young
Hysea lea, ColIee ard Loaf Sugar, Oznaburgs,
Russia Sheeting, Cotton Shifting, Cambricks,
Patent SusPenders, Umbrellas, superiine and
coarse Cloths, Kerseymeres, Fannes, &c. wor
sted and SILK Bindings. Manchester Cords, Wool
Hats, Carpeting, Mattresses, Ladies' MUrocco
cork sole Shoes, &c. &c
" Wantst TO hire or purchase, young Wo.
man, VINO cook and wash.
November 24 tf
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TRANSLATED ARTICLE,

Ciadad Rodrigo, (Leon) October 1.-Our ar
my which was on the heights of St Fciiccs, vii
Ia Vega and Re,orillo, has gone to occupy those
OF Nuers. Guinaldo and Callegos; and we ex-
Pect are now in Espeja and Gallegos. The OBJ
ject Of this movement has not TRANSFERRED brit
without doubt, it is important, as. our general
has made the arrangement. Perhaps when we
least expect il, we shall sec fortunate issue.
CT Asthis article is told, the Spanish.,no
ment appears to have been made as a measure of
precaution We think it probable Ney and Soult
were CO operating to attack tile Spaniards. Our
last accounts from Lisbun, mento G AT srult
had broken up from Placentia, and was march.
ing ncrthward ID.
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Bos row, November Is.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Corunna,( Gdiicia) papers to Che 1tth October.
have been received at Salen--we have seen n
lew trsns'atipss from them. A Carbajales arti.
eic. OF the ist October, mentions an action Of 10
hovis cohtn;' tcn between the Spaniards and
French near 1smort in which the French go
beaten without mue', loss on the part ofthe Pa,
RIOTS. Tbs article make It probable News corns
OF the French rsnained in the position, betwern
Ssiswaiica aud the DouFo, in which our pt;,r a. =
counts ittoIt Mcr.ion is made, in tbz S,s,.isb
Papers OF the intercep,io5 and destruction. in
- or I'm oi fonch conveys Of supplies and Of
the heroic featS Of a prrtiz,n Patriot berdso,an
aamed ivL1A s--recen'ly promoted IN comm and
ma t',ic--sn haT>,slns the rear of the Fre,ci,
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AMERICAN CONSULATE.
ToNNINeEN, October 4th. 1sl

feel It my duty to announce to you that a new
Royal Order was yesterday received by the Col
!ector Of this port, ausmenting the transit duty
from one to four per cent and that, according to
the construction given by the collector, to this
order, the new duty is to be levied on all goods
not actually exported, although long since enter.
ed and declared for expectation.
This is conceived to be retroactive & unjust
application of the law, and suitable remonstran-
ces, official as well individual, have been made
to the Chamber Of Customs at Copenhagen; in
the mean time, the conclusive argument of pos.
session is employed to compel the immediate pay
ment OF the new duty. ~ y
1t may be useful to make this known to our
merchants. "a,
am, very respectfully. your osedient servant
]. NJ. FORBES.
To the Collector of the2
Port of Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07
November 5.

EDUCATlON--The suo,cr oers propose o
~ pening Boarding School, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of JANUARY next, at the late dwell
ling OF their father. the Rev'd. Matthew Maury,
IN the county of Albemarle, where 9hey will in
strnct Young Gentlemen, ia the Latin, Greek,
French and Engiish Languages, upon the follow
ing terms: Their price for board will be eighty
dollars, for tuitien, S So Is, and for Washing &
mendi"s S II, payable half yearly, each boarder
finding his own bedding. The qualifications oi
Gle OF the subscribers have been proven by five
years experience in this line ofbusiness The q.
ther has been educated in the same School, and
wants nothing but few mouths experience e.
renderhis qualifications fully equal The advan
tases ct the situation are manitestly great, il BE-
ing in the heart of healthy and polished neigh
borhood, apd far removed from every Incentive to
vice and dissipation. The subscribers, deeply
impressed withthe great Importance of the du-
ties which they have assigned then selves, pledge
all their powers. for their performance They
have tolerably extensive and well selc- teh his
toricai Library, which shall, lduring the winter
nights,) be used under their superintenlance fe
the benefit of their pupils Should any of those
gentlemen, who have patron zetl the labors of F.
f. Maury, at the Green Springs, in Louisa,
choose to place their sons or wards with the sub
scribers, their bedding, books, &c. shall De re-
moved to this place gratis CoS1munications Il,
rected to the subscribers, Lindsay's Storq Abe
marie county, will be immediately attended to-
THOMAS w. NJ AIRY,
FRANCIS F. MAURY.
September IL. wifi
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VIE subscriber, residing iii Amelia. inlcmd
Il on tn" h'st day OF Jan next, 10 open Boar
ding SCHOOL, a, Priaiesv''le, (about miles N
West OF the Court House, where he will teaci,
the English & Latin languages, History, Ma,he.
mates and Geography The board for each stu
dent will be S 70 per year ;,r'' on for these wno
learn Latin ar Mathematics, 6 IS, and ior Eng
lish IS 20. for washing, &c. & IL per year, tie
student finding his own bedding and candles One
third ofthe board money, AMI one half of the tn
iton to be paid on the 10 h !ay Of July, and the
balance at the expiration OF the year. The situa
ton have sciected. is high and healthy. and Tia,
houses numerous and commodious, and admira
bly, calculated Tor the reception of students.
JOHN l.. TONNES.
November 5. wSwp
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VIRGINIA: Alta Superior cour, Of cb.r,o.

VIRGINIA At Superior Court Of Chance.
ry holden at the Capitol in the CITY of R;ch-
mond, the 9TH day OF Sept. 1909.
William b. Giles acting for The benefit Of the
representatives. of John Tabb deceased, Plaintiff
slS' Jynn rolnde xter, jun. Valentine Mer-
riwcther and Nelson Harris, DeJrnf,n,s
TIE defendant Valentine Merriwetber M,
'aylng entered hIs appearance and given security
'sscordmg to the actsDf assembly, and the rules
os,hls court, and it appearing to the Satisfaction
u,e oourt' mat ne IS not an inhabtsnt Of this
COUNTRY, ON motion OF tho nj ,int,T nv cnunseI ,,
10 oTatred, That the SAID defendant do snnea'
e'e on the hr.t J of the next tenn. and an
'"er the bill of the plaintiff 4 that COW og tb,.
order be forthwith inserted in some nctsspane,
1upl's'eh "a the city OF Richmond fortwo mo ais
Capitol in the said city. ''''
dsopy. 7este,
PE1X3 TyHgLE7; c. c.
D. w3W
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PROM THE BALTIMORE WHO.
COMMUNICATIONS.

COLONEL BURR i-Many circumstance.
have come to my kno wledge, sufficient to induce
the beiefof this dangerous and unfortunate m an
being in the United States, near Philadekohia
Its thought that he means to throw himself
on the mercy of generous people and mild no.
vernment both OF which he sought to involve
in destruction.
In the event of finding the government ingexi.
ble' ne thinks he can escape through the " mesh.
es OF the law" by the advice and assistance of
Marslfall--corps of lawyers, &c. Certain it ia
he has iced lawyer of eminence in Philadelpbia'
Burr is preparing work for the press, which
Cenaral Wilkinson "
These things are said and promised am
curious to see the performance
10 not, Mr.. Printer, treat thi, communication
as fabulous. You know not as mucI, as one be.
hind the scenes. ''
ARIEL
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OBLIGATION.

HE subscriber intends to continue his school
in the Forks Of Hanover, the ensuing year,
where he offers to teach spelling, reading, wri-
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography.
the use of the globes, rhetoric, natural philoso
ply, geometry, and the French language The
price for board, tuition and washing, will be g rs
payable half yearly. The term viii commence
the tenth Of January, and end the tenth of Dec.
Vacation one month, beginning the tenth ofJune
This school will be critically examined in June
and December.
SAMES BARS, jy.
Noyembcr 81. wa,
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army, which he daily attacked, and made mn~y
prisoners.--The account psrtakes Of the Span
ish marvellous but other countries have produ.
ced sim lar characters and why not Spain Ge
neral hGuia, lsuccess,r Of Cuesta1 it seems, hid
joined Venegss, at ciuda1 Hea with %. 0eO men
which makes his army superior in numbers. 10
that o. Sebastian to which it is opposed Cer,;-
mel -
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NJ Office Is hereby given, thqt shall petition
" the next General Assembly Of the State of
Virginia--to reIinquiSh TO me the Common.
weaith's right, 90 tract or parcel Of land lying
IN the County Of James City. formerly the proper.
ty Of Peter De la Croix decd
Nm CoLEMAN.
Williamsburg, Nov. IS 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07
SHEPPARD IND LUXE

SHEPP.4RD IND LUXE
LAVE received general assortment of Gro
i L ceries consisting Of
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Pimento,
w. l. Rum, Molasses, Ginger, Imp. Tea,
Country On, Whiskey, English Mustard, Salt
Sherry and Malaga in Sacks.
Wine,
Also, Enrthen, Glass, China and Stoneware,
German, Crawley and blistered Steel, Bar Iron,
Nail-rods, Soal-leather, Writing, Wrapping and
Printing Paper, Spanish Scgars, Cotton Cards,
Shot, Powder, Window-glass, Indigo. Cope
ras, Alum, Logwood, Cut Herrings, &c. &c.
Which they offer low for cash, country pro
duce or approved paper.
N. B. Cash given for flour as usual.
November 7. w,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07

RALEIGH, Nov 30.--An o5ligins correspon.
deh' informs us that General Wade Hampton ar.
rived at Ashyille, Buncombe county, on the 18th
Instant winch place he left the next morning on
his way to the American army at Natcb,z o.,
,GT OF course, the rumour of his death is
false. ' 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07
LoUDoUW LAND FOR sale.

LOUDOUW Land FOR S.4LE.
TOR SALE, en th.rsttav, the Dist of Dec.
i next, on the premises, 1he
TRACT OF LAND,
on which the late Judge Jones resided, in Lou-
doun county, with about IS SLAVES, and the
stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, on the estate
The tract contains nearly two tl,ouslad acres, &;
possesses many advantages which eniitie il to the
attention of those who may wish TO reside IN that
highly improved part of our country. Two mer-
chant mills are in the neighborhood, ore on the
adjoining estate, and the other within two miles
II is s. miles from Alexandria, and forty irons
George Town. The new Turnpike from Alex
aEirla, crosses corner Of the land. and tcrm.
yates ut the nearest merchant mill. The tract is
rcrnOikabiy well walcred, Little river passing
through tho middle oft, and many small streams
On each side, emptying into that river. About so
nr 50 acres are already well set with timothy, &,
,tieast 500 are capable Of being made excellent
meadow. /. viii be divided into tracts of differ.
mt dimensions, To suit the convenience of purcha-
5ers.
A credit of one, two and three years will he al
!" we'd ;honis Wiz, approved security and deed
VI trust on the an,i Will he required. The Ne
groes are supposed to he very valuable, sorse of
them being good house servants, and the others
principally young men aud women For them
lie same term OF credit Will ne allowed.
JAMES MONROE,
Executor If the late
JOSEPH JONES, the j!eer.
Al5Nmar,e, Oct. d. 1jtT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07

ELIAS Y. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR
- RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' and
IL Gentlemen of Richmond, and its vicinity,
that he has commenced business in the house next
tn Mr.. NELSON'S store, mains,reet, where he
hopes, by assiduity and attention to all commands
to merit share of public patronage.
- All orders executed after the newes. and
neatest fashions.
november 81. 2,wlwT
N d. Three OF four good Workrnen wanted
to whom the highest wages will be given. APP
ply above.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.-Directions from The
Navy Department were received in this o;,v bv
Saturdays Mail, for the Gun Beats here 10 be
immediately fitted out and one hundred Seane,,
TO be engaged to man them.
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WILMINoroN, CD Nov. %.
COMMUNICATION.
HEPE WE GO iGAIN! TIE NoNls
IERCOURSE Law ALL d CHE47.


REPE HE GO lGAIN! TIE NON ~
IERCOURSE Law ALL d CHEAT.
Well may the french, the Russians, all the
abominsble fraud. Our money changers. - and
lawyers are fixing the destinies of the people of
the United States Al the rate we are now driv
ing, we shall inevitably be involved in the bloody
contests OF Europe. Out OF hundreds that es-
cape, we have to record one detection. On Sa.
turday evening last, one OF the revenue barses of
the district Of Delaware, fell in with the shin
Union OF Philadelphia, 1917 tons burthen, beating
through the bite OF New Castle, laden with $40
mos pax seed, So uerces and Is half terces rice
"a hhds tobacco, 100 bbls tar, 81 bales cotton SEN
siores and Provisions sufficient for VOYAGE to
europe, with eoa'ting permit for iork :
On examination, the register and clearance ,y.s
found wanting and informli The master. whose
name was mentioned i'll the papers, not on board
ohe George Cummings, said 10 be party con
cernedi this honorl6le, and patriotic ana iox,f/
tratrc, had command of the shp-He called
himself George Duncan (probably relation of
the English admiral of that name.) The officer
Of the barge secured the ship at New-Cas.le
and reported the facts to the Collector Cum.
mings, Alias Duncan, as advised to paw his res
poets to our District Atiorney He did so. and
the next morning took his passage in one of the
New Castle packers. leaving the ship and cargo
IN charge of the pilot-Will his LAWYER contend
hr damages against the revenue officers for de.
tention Or will he recommend him to a coat of
tar and feathers Is there any thing srolten in
the state Of " Columbia '-Yatehn1an.
80, December Q
We understand that captain Duncan. of phila.
delphia, after clearing out the ship Union. for
New York, protested against the voyage, believ.
ing II TO be Illicit. and that the owners have for
ttited their register by running through the dis.
trict OF Philadelphia, and by one of the concern
personating Duncan III the district of Delaware
There is at length, some probability of hi. lille.
galyoyage being frustrated. This will be some
little encouragement for the fair and honest ira.
der. The Revenue Officers of the district of
Delaware, are interchangeable in their exertions to
carry the law into effect. and merit the praise of
every honest american eisises. They dese,ue SveN
either coanry-B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07

EDWARD HALLAM.
III AS received by the last arrivals from Eli,
i i rope, aud for sale next door above the E4 |.
Tavern-a fresh and general supply of Garden
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-07

M * b. MYERS-OFFFR FCR SALE
4SA' 100 Boxes fresh Raisins,
20 Erals Hard and Soft Shell Almonds,
White and Brown Havana Sugars,
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars by the hid or Dbl
Choulan, Imperial, Hyson & Souchoug Teas.
Sherry and Madeira Wine, Cordia!s.
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey, Mustard, Pepper,
Ginger, Cinnamon, Pimento, Bottle Corks,
HAVANA Cigars,
by 10 and 10 by ~ Window Glass,
White Lead and Spanish Brown,
Green Copperas,
Printing and Wrapping Paper,
De Siiver's Playing, Cards,
German OznabarSs,
Ravens Duck,
Cotton Hosiery by the package or dozen.
Cotton Cambrcks, Shifting and Dmities, 5y
package or piece,
a few Bales OF Woolens, consisting Of
Strong Outfits, Plains, Half Tbicks s. Kersevs
With constant supply OF best Dutch Boltjn =
Cloths.
november 81. r.
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LNOR SALE, on TIE premises, on the 22d Lsy
g. OF December next, it far, # not the ext
it;r dav, all he real am pe.sonal ESTAT. If
VIM Popre, decd. consistiny { thu LAND On
winch the widow now resid s. Negroes. Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. and ell The Household Fur
nj urc ana Farming Utensil,--a small crop of
Corn, Sc
credit of twelve months VIII be given upon
u suns over ton dollars. all under, cash--ihe
pure 'as'r giving bond with aPprovel security, 20
carry interest from the date itnot Pmctu liz paid.
ROBERT roar,
Ad,,liaistr .loy If
HIN PCORE, Deceased.
Powhatan, Nor o. 4T
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fOR
80 Iibtls. brown Sugar,
100 bbls. do do.
30 Hhds. Loaf Sugar,
Is 900 Prime Green
Coffee,
1000 Yards willsd
Sacking,
10 Ton Hoop Iron,
so ID. Sewing Silk,
6 IIhds. Rye Whisky,
10 Cross Eagle Playing
Cards,
8 Boxes refined Salt
Pctrc,
Is bbis. Tanners Oil,
APPLY TO-
November "a.
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q Y virtue oGthe last will and 'es,a,n n, OF ko-
- bert Means, decd will be soil TO Che high
est bidder. on Wednesday, the 5rd day of ANA
~ next. If far otherwise the next fan. day. the
LdND.snd ! iNTA1YJN bel ing ng to the
SAID Robert Means, deed. in the upper end OF
lienrico county, containing, according to the
deeds, thr"e hundred and sevents three acres, e.
living on the Threc-notched road about mile and
half above the short Pump There are, OF the
premises, a two story dwelling house, having two
rooms below, with passage, and two above, n
grainery, stable, kitchen, and an orchard uf APP
pie and peach trees. The lands viii BE- sold ac-
cording TO the deeds, and the se viii take place
at the dwelling housA. The terms vii, be, one
halt OF the purchase money to be pad at the end
oftweiye months, and the other at the enc OF two
years, from the day of the sale: The purchaser
to give bond and approved security, with deed
OF trust upon the property, to secure payment of
the purchase money
DANIEL GILL,
Executor Of the Testament and last Viii Of
ROBERT MEANS, Dsca.
November % tds
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NEW STORE.

THE Subscribers now opening opposite the
a Ctpbe-Iivern, &c neral assortment 81
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FOR SALE,

SALE,
so boxes fresh Raisins ,
50 boxes Soap,
10 casks Sherry Wine,
10 do. Malaga do.
80 bags Pepper,
% bags Race Ginger,
100 ream Writing Pa
per,
Is boxes Chocolate,
Blistered Steel,
Shot, Shoes, Cauging
Rods,
Winter Straised Oil,
&c. &c.
UoTEY & STEER.
3V'
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november IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-26

tieles into her dominions (and not one fourth
of those importations are consumed in the Y. {.
States) no, not one cents worth.
five have nota free trade to the continent OF
Europe, how is the difference to be paid for!
The country merchant and the supporting
merchant who deal in British manufactures,
are most of all others Interested in this free
tradc--for If our farmers are prevented from
procuring full price for their produce, how
can the store-keefer expect the farmer can
buy his merchandise!
We do not believe that Britain will suffer a
free trade tc IN, continent of Europe, for our
vessels. Wr.re certain,
/" That trade to Britain only, without a
free trade to the continent of Europe, is ruin
both to the grower of produce, and the mer-
chant who exports it."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-26
WBRI7YSH ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

AT Court of the Queens Palace, tho 24tis
of May, 500, present, the Kings most excel
lent Majesty in C0uncil--Whcreas, advises
have been received of certain provisional
agreement entered into by his Maicsty's En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary in America, with the Government of the
United States, whereby it is understood that
his Maiesty's Orders in Council of the 7th
January, and Of the lth November, 1907,
shall be Withdrawn as far as respects the T.
States, on the 10th of June next.
And whereas, although the said provisional
agreement is not SUCH AS WAS AUTHORIZED
BY HIS MAJEsTy's Instructions, on SUCH
AS HIS MAJESTY CAN ArrRovE,it may alrca-
dy have Happened, or may happen, that per-
sons being citizens of the said q. S. may be
led, by reliance on the said provisional a
grecment, to engage ip trade with and to the
said ports and places in Holland, contrary To,
and in violation of the restrictions imposed,
his Majesty, in order to prevent any incor.-
vcniences that may ensue from the circum-
stance above recitcd, is pleased to order, and
it's hereby, ordered, That the said several
Orders shall be suspended, SO far as is ncccs-
sary for the protection of vessels of thcsaid
United Statcs,so sailing under the Eith Of the
said provisional agreement, videiicet, That
after the 9th day of June next, 10 vessel OF
!, the United States, which shall have cleared
out bcsweea the 9th OF April last, and the
goth July ensuing, for any Of the ports of
Holland aforesaid, from any port cf the United
Sates,shalf be molestcd or interrupted in hor
voyage by the commanders of his EIajssty's
ships or prfvaiecrs.
And it is further ordered. that no Vessel of
the United States, which shall have cleared
out from any port OF America previous TO the
goth Jaly next, for any other permitted port.
and shall, during her voyage, have changed
her destination, in consequence Of information
ofthe said provisional agreement, and shall be
proceeding to any Of the ports of Holland a.
foressid, shall be nolested or interrupted by
shs commanders Of any Of his Majcsty's ships
or privatccrs, unless such vessel shall have
been informed Of this 0rter on hes yoy'ge,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-26
FROM THE LExIScroS REPORTER.
OUR COMMERCE WITH ENGLAND.

=
sEN trade TO Britain only, sifhout free
trade 10 the confinent Of Eurohe, IS ruin 6ofh
TO the groser QEhroducc andhe merchant svho
exports ii"
This truth no person, VIC arc persuaded,
who has read the examinations before the
British parliament, in the first origin of the
orders in council, will have the impudencc to
deny-or who has any knowIegc of the imports
Of the u. S.--This truth, it is necessary for
the farmers of Kentucky to consider well, and
never more than at THIS present moment. An
intafudtion has gone, out from one end Of the
u. 8. to the other (mcrely for want of con-
sidcration only) and that infatuation has been
encouraged by British faction---and many
good citizens, both fcdcralists and democrats,
in their rejoicing at the prospect of peace,
have been led. away that British trade, now
the embargo was removed, was all VIZ. wished
for: thatit was meat, drink, clothing and fir
ing = 5
Indeed one renegade printcrsof an eastern
paper who has often exhibited his idiotisnr in
Congress, says now we have prospect of
settling our differences with Britain, we care
nothing for France"
No other constructions, can be placed OH
his assertions, than this one
The commsrcr Of EErohe is ofno v~sur 10
The United Slcfes
This Is the exact language of tory and
British agent.
We would ask this iitsminasi, for he never
writes but undef claim toinspiration---
Who is to c6nsume our loo, 900 hogsheads
oftobacco Tor Great Britain only consumes
n, 900 q m6st5
Who IN tuconsusne all our coStan Cor hal