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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25
TORY EEDERALKSM.

To shew to what the measures of the Fs-
sex Jnnto tend, we copy the following para
graph from an Antigua paper of February
%, 1909:
an account has been received here this
DAY from st Bartholomew, which we think
hlShly probable, that Commissioners have
been appointed by the people of New-E
gland, to represent to Congress Mcir. fnten-
t3o' 81 seeding from the Unios, unless the
oppressive measure Of the Embargo is done
away. This statement is said to come by a
vessel from Boston, lately arrived at ST. Bar
thoIomews"
is IT improbable that after the proceedings
otthe town Of Boston, Newburyport, GloY-
GGester, Beverly, &c. that the subjects of
hing George should Think that New En-
gland was ready to cyst off their allegiance IN
the 'nitcd States, aud again to become the
ten Register.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25
FROM THE HARTFORD, (CoNNEcrIcur
MERCURY.
MADISON'S REPLY,
10 the L;tchheid Resolves, published in the
Mercury of March IS.
WAsAfNcroN, March 81, 1909.

WAsHINGToN, March 81, 1909.
SIR,
The Resolutions transmitted thro ugh you,
unanimously adopted by meeting of "t the
republicans of tile town of Litchfeld," have
been duly received.
l he conduct, as uneXampled as Improve
led, by which the belligerent powers have
tramplcd OH the rights of neutral nations, &
In some Instances added peculiar insults to
the injuries done to- the United States, natu-
rally excites the feelings which these reso-
lutions manifest.
In such a state of things, whilst it the
duty OF the government to take its measures
with the impartiality andprudencc best cal
culated to save both our peace and our honor
Its incumbent on its constituents, to re-
ilcct that the efficacy Of these measures,
must essentially depend on support, which
can only be found in their enlightened pa
triotism.
1t affords pleasure. therefo fore, to observe
an the proceedings of the meeting at Litch
field, sentiments aud pledges SO well cores
pondng with this duty.
In intoxicating the vital Importance of the
union, and Faithful maintenance of its con
stitution and laws, they have evinced know.
ledge OF the true sources of the public vel
fare, as well as laudabe zeal i'm promoting
1t.
Happily, the union of these states is found
cd on 80 Clear reciprocity of interests, and
s. the most important constitutional relations
between the general aud local authorities are
nov so far illustrated by practice, that it
may, always be expected, that involuntary
errors, on those subjects will quickly Yield to
rciisctfon-and that voluntary ones, being
ConhHed to few, will not long resist the
general impulse.
tender to my fellow-citizens, who were
assembled at LitchGeld, my sincere respects
ard friendly wishes.
JAMES MADISON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25
CON Ores SIoNAL.
RFOLk DISTRICT.
Ca
Majority for Newton,
Msiority fer Murdaugh,

DR.. w. Jones went to Westmore,and with 2
majority OF upwards of 800 votes in the district
Westmoreland excepted.
We omitted to say in our last, that Middescx
was also TO be heard from, in Mr. Bassctt's Dis.
trict.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

A7enn6ers elected to scrvc in the next General as
sembLv Of Ynginia.
FrhntitH--Robert Inues, Silas Garrett
NoyoE Conny-Wiliam C Holt, c. New
tom
can3de!Y-Anselem Lyncb,' George REV
3an'es City-Littlcton Tazeweli,* William E.
Barrett.
fork-Samuel Shield. Doct. William Tsz.
WELL
Mectlen6arg-James Jones, Francis E. Walk.
err
Din1viddie-Robert PcgrSm, J. Watkins.
IcGeyson--Abraham Morgan. VIM Tates
NoffhanPfon-George Parker, William Dun.
ton
8ath-General Samuel Blackburn Sampson
Matthew's
Lane0sfey-spenccr George Sa.nl III Shear
man.
Observation-Disclosures Blackwell Samuel
Downing
= Neso MrntbeYs.
MArrtED-Tn Halifax u. e. on the 1871, ins,
JoHN w. EPPEs, Esq. Member Of Congress
from Virginia, to Miss MARrnA JoSEs, dsugh.
ter Of the late Willie Jones, Esq.
- A Charity SERMON will be preached for
the benefit of the fcnds Of tie Female Humane
Association, on Sunday, the 5Oti Of this month.
III the forenoon, at the Capitol, by the Rev'd Mr..
Specie Of Powhatan.
sTOR SALE YALUABLE TR4LT or
u LAND, lying on the banks Of James River,
nearly opposite to the Westover Estate contain.
ing, between eight and nine hundred acres, boun.
ded by the river upwards Of mile by the lands
OF Mr. Harrison Of Maycoclss and the Read lead.
ing from Cookies ferry to Petersburg about
one fourth part of the tract is cleared it has
some grass land and affords a good range fcr
Cattle, has good Landing place, and a profta
bic Fishing place might be made on it, at a small
eXpence; 1t has no improvements except an ole
! dwelling house. This land, with proper til!age
/ would make good whea, firm. One fourtI
| part OF tho price win be expected on giving pos
session, and for The residue credit Of two, fcu
and six years will be given il required Mile
Seiden, jahr will be good enough to shcw tn,
! land r. C.. IoEIrIy1,
' Williamsburg Apel IS. w,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

On sunday morning, the Cole ctor of this port
took possession of the Schooner Wasb;n,itnn
capt kendrick, belonging TO Nantucl;et-on he
information of one of bs crew, that he had viola
TED the embargo laws by clearing from Nantuck
ct on the 22d Feb. for this port, and pro ee,lina
to bermuda with cargo of aour, and thence to
this port.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

hEW BOOK STORE-.TORN Il. 80 NFy.,
\ II. w. corner of the main street, and that
leading 10 the head of the basin, nearly opposite.
to The Esgie Tavern, has just received the follow
ing valuable Works 80
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OF Individual states, which are Of general Inner
lance chronicle of memorable occurrences
an abstract OF the literary history of The time
with view OF British publications aud sketch 81
American Literature, poetry, register OF dea,hs
and an abstract of all tie laws of each session "
Congress, &c. &c. price S ) Is Il
COhNERGiHL Dictionary
Containing the present slate of Mercantile Law.
Practice and Customs, by JoshNd 1fox.isfee,e,
vs.. 3 70. price S975.
ESPRIELL.4'S LETTERS.
Descriptive OF the manners, customs and hahn,
OF the English ;transls,ed from the SPANISH. ~
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by l. O. Fesscnden, with Remarks Lv the com.
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also Keeps on hard nm assortment of school books
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25
S.lAkS N .iLtr1o.v

M Thursday rtexs the 2Sth instant y.;i; no.
~ s'tiyclv bt, sold, without reserve Il. the lin.
Der house OF the subscribers
~ ithds. prime Sugar,
IL TieTces, Srcen Coffee, On 90 da,s ere
Iihds. Loaf Sugar, DIT. for ncfrs me-
6 Do. Moiasses, - eo,i,,bie and b,,y-
Bags Filberts, yabSe NJ tdr III
Trails Almonds, sFsI,.(s ;,,;,, s,;y5
20 Barrels Brown Sugar, aosroxed .o,,s,.
20 bags Coffee, and about sers. -
500 Do. Liverpool fine Salt.
ON HAND-FoR FRfyITE SAFE.
so Barrels Perrinste,,'s hest labelled osf e..
gar, ~
SO Do. not Labelled osa ,I;ir;..,, -.
iinery. and of very excellent qnali,,,
100 Bags Coilee, part prime G,--:n,
Is barrels do. do.
80 lIhds. Brown Sugar,
100 Bafrels do nt
500 Bushels Alum SAT-,
100 Sacks Liverpool filed do
lew pipes choice old Cogniac Brsnds,
few boxes excellent Spanish Cigars,
md in hourly expeetatiOaof ,ceeioins,
Ba-es India Cotton (from Philadelphia and
70 Chests choice Imperial Tea--a.l of which
will ne sold low for cash, L approved endorsed
negotiable notes at 50 and 50 DAYS
ALso-For sale. an eScellent female CGOk.
PR0SSAR & MONCURE,
auctioneeys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

w Lillian ROSE, Manufacturer Of CHR
straw and Willow Bonnsts, begs leare
to inform the Public, that he II as taken the STR.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Davidson, few ,lonr,
above the Eagle-Tavern, where he intends keen
ing Il large and general assortment of all Kinds
OF fashionable MILITARY and Fancy Goods, anI
now offers for sale the following articles
Ladies most fashionable Split Straw Bonne.s.
Do. do. do. Luster or Satin, do do ir'"t Jn
Do do do. Willok do 10 10
Do all kinds of Silk Velvet and Plush do, do
ALso-An assortment Of FANCY GOOpS
amongst which are
Ladies fashionable colored Cambrick Robes.
20 do white worked do, do.
Silks, .uestfings, Artificial Flowers Fao,L.
ers, Sprays, &C &c. &c.
Ladies Fancy Dress, making in the first stvl..
~ Wanted two or three Apprentices to The
Mii'mary and Mahttla M liking business Eft,ure
at the Store.
Aplli "a Sip
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,-e.rayc1 a
tout twentydays ago likely strong " AZ
HORSE, aon'it fifteen hands two inches bicb.
black NAME and tail and black legs, his left hin3
foot lock white, rising seven years old. has bccs,
nlcaed Whoever returns him TO the subscriber.
or gives information where he may. be found,
shall receive the above re ward
ALE1'R. FUtToM
1H.--..--- %. If
ri EW HAT STOKE.-Just opene d, and fo-
sale, large and general assortment of gen
ilemeIrs HITS Of the newest fashion, consisting
Of the following kinds
Centlemens fine ahite Beavers, best quality.
| DO. do black e..
Do. do different colored yy;llo1v II.ts
for Summer;
| Mems low priced fur Hats,
Youths do. do.
Chldren's assorted colors,
Mems and Boys DOL hats,
| Servants Glazed Livery Hats ard Bands,
| All of which will be sold at the most reasona-
| bic prices, by Vim. ROSE.
hprll 70. 3tp
| ITO RENT OR LEASE, The MILLS in the
| 4 county Of Cnochland, commonly known bv
the name % the OoTER MILLS, situated on
| James River, about twenty m,lcs above THIS oitv
These Mil are II good repair, furnished with
| two pair Of BURR, ard one pair C0kOG M
STONES, and al necessary sppsrai,,s II
terms enquire Of MIR. Mayo c.Waikins living II
thc Ceun,y Of Goochlsnd, near Gls Mills, or o.
the subscriber in tie City Of Richmond
1'Rc .hAS RU1HE RFoPD.
D AP'h 70 w6N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25
April 25

.MEW BOOK sroRE-yoRN Il yoNNs,
= II, w. corner of the m.n- street, and th.e
leading 10 the head of the basin. nearly opposite
to the Eagie Tavern, has just received the follow
ing valuable Works l--. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

- A Charity SERMON will be preached for
the benefit OF the tends Of tie Female Humane
Association, on Sunday, the 5Oti Of this month
in the forenoon, at the Capitol, by the Rev'd Mr.
Specie of Powhatan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-25

MArrtED-In Halifax II. c. on The 18th ins,
JoHN w. EPPEs, Esq. Member Of cOnyres
from Virginia, to Miss MARTHA JoSEs, dmgh
ter Of the late Willie Jones, Esq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-27
An,erirair Congress.


T. = : =. =
Mr. Southwark offered a resolution appointing Q
committee to enquire INTO the expediency of making
law to regulate the mode of taxing evidcnse in cas-
Is of contested ccctions Of Members of Congress
And to compel the attendance Of witnesses In such
cases.--Adoptcd, and committee appointed.
Mr.. Troup offered resolutions Cor printing docu-
Eents respecting the Yszoo Lands On motion Of
Mr.. Bacon, the resolutions were laid on the table.
The Canada an,i Nova Scotia refugee bill was read
third time and ,ssed.. y, -, Al =.
Mr.. sheffcy Gated up his resolutions respecting
the Bature at NV Orleans. Mr., w. Aston mosed
TO refer these resol,tionsso The committee Of pub
lick lands.-Lost 1fr. Nelson moved 10 lay them ON
the table Tor the present Carried. Mr.. Nelson
then moved to discharge. tho csmniste &c pubck
lands from any further. consideration Of the New.
Orleans petitions iiis sEotcn produced long aud
very animated debate which lasted TO a late hour.
when the question WAS saken aad carried, 81 TO 81
Mr.. Golisboronsh prcsersed the petition Of Leysn
Jones Of Baltimore, praying rehg from penalties In.
Cured on account Of = breach Of the laws cf the
United States, prokibiting tho inporaton Of ssves
Referred to the committee Of commcrvs sud manu-.
factures ~ '' s-s'~ --f.-. S.ss fANti -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-27

"a fleet Of ships, only sufficient to maintain
superiority over the English, would enable
the infant Hercules to strangIc all the scrpents
that environ his cradle. 1t is impossible to
express in too strong terms, the importance
Of few ships of the line to the Americans.
Two or three French, or Dutch, or Spanish
ships of the line, stationed at Rhode e-Islan d,
Boston, Delaware River, or Chesapeake Bay,
.swould have prevented the dreadful sacrifice
Ma.e e.nobscot Three or four ships OF the
nJ ,"J g;s ould have prevented the whole cxpcdi
sailed > Charleston. Three or four ships oil the
eyed smore, added to the squadron OF the
pleasvalicr de Tcrnay, would have enabled
ont Americans to have taken New-YoIk.
have the honour to be,
- JOHN ADAMS.
Mr. Kakhoen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-27

PARIS, NOV. 4.
Letters of the Goth Oct. from Vienna, con-
tain the following news: Yesterday, at the
moment we were announcing that the En-
press Of Austria was dangerously i'll at Pest,
her Majesty had already breathed her last.
We have also been informed that the Arch.
duchess Caroline, the Emperour's second
daughter is dead. ks$ x 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-27

We have ratified, and hereby ratify the a.
bove treaty, in oil and every Of the articles
therein contained declare the SAME TO be a.
dopted, confirmed, and established, and engage
that the samc shall be maintained inviolable.
In confirmation whereof We have hereto af-
fixed our signature, with rour hand, being
countersisned and sealed with our imperial
SEAL. :. .s' X ..,.s, 49,,
Given at our imperial camp at Schoeubrunn,
Oct IS, 1909. e1s aE, t'8a
(Signcd) aNAPOLEON.",,i
by the Empcrour, s - 4lix :
Ctamfsysy, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
IL q. Azsref, Minister Secretary Of State.
Certified by us. the Arch. Chan. Of State.
-es f.a'ssi aHs Snyene Nahoieor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

Same by the auditor of pubic accounts. And e.
any COLI 60. shai make default IN The paNr cot
OF any monies by him receivtd, by vir,ue OF THIS
act, ., the me hereby REQUIRE, ,ueh coiiee, Or
AMI his security or SECURITIES. 2i5. her o.:esir
heirs, executors or adm lis,,a,orS shaft lie nsp..
70 all such tines, interest. d1'nas au costs ani
be recovered IN the same mann.r as in case OF /,
efsut in The payment Of The esuamonw /, al,l,.x
revenue.
Se It Farther enacted, Thatit shall he the d,,,,
OF every collec'or making SAFE by virtue of ,,;,
act. to make and exScue TO tee purcha. er der;
IN lee simple Tor the lands pm, ha.cL e,;,L,r -.
>.use '' SAFE anu m every action or SUI, Al h,,y
or IN equity, III which former ouncr or own.
OF any tracr of and so sold and eo,v.v,,, 49,.
ner or theif heirs. devisee, or Other he, 50, -,
pe'sons Gaming unicrhin, her ar thr,, s,t.
con est the va iiity Of The sale so made the CO.,
prooandi shal'le on the party so contsstin,r.
pc tarther enacted, That the comrn;ssion..
VI commissioners TOR d,scha,ging The duties te,
Su'reu OF them by this act, shall be en;;,ed -,
eeive from the Pubic treasury co,,,,,;.;., r.
one and hall per centum on The amour, rs s,i
OH w1rraDt from the auditor of o,hli,- sec.,,,.
De it fnr,lier enacted That il shall b.. IN. ,l,,
OF tue auditor ofp pubic accoua.s al the prbfc ~
Pense TO cause copy Of this act ana of =, a..
passed the hrs day of February in the yea, one
=. ANU e'snt hhncred ard six, emit led "A,
d. giving tuf;irr time II IN. p,opricto,s oe ce,s
'a'n lands forfeited for the non payn,enr
- 'edse" 'hc same, and also of an a6l passei 90.
the twentieth day Of January in the yssr one
! 'nousand eight hundred and ssven. entitled 80
ses to amend an &C, entitled "aa ata ,,o,e an.
.hely 70 provide for the payment OF tax.. ;,n,.,
anus WITHIN th!s commonwealth !" to b. r,ub,i,b
ca Tor SIX months successiysiy in The. nr.s...
yeaf ana Tor three month succes,yely p,sces;,,,
tue hrst Monday in August. in the year one n IN
sane eiSht hundred and eeven 20 he pu,;,,,sa
IN some newspaper of general circulation ,,;,ss
~ eacn OF The United States, if any such Mere n.
ana be u t,ir.her enacted, That the d,,,;.s -,
joined by this act to be Performed by tho coItso
ofs, snail. where the shenif is Collector b. me-
FORMED by the high sheriff in person and ersrx
purchase mace, wholly or IN par, by the sherf NV
ms oepu;,y. or byany othsr person beinp c,l,c.
so', or by any other person. wholly or ia MARI.
Tor Inc use OF such sheriff deputy sheriff or ~ has
person being collector, shall tc y,d aud 60,
shsfii' deputy shsrf Or other person b, i'm, coz.
'se'o' mating any perchaie, either wholly or II,
part io' inset, or ptocning any other ne,so,
10 maze SUCH Purchase, wholly o. IN parr for m =.
use aforesaid, shall forfeit and pa. ,ht. .nr, IS
. SCo 70 the use of the public, 10 he y,
oy 6,l, plsint or informa' ion in auv con-, ~, -
corl haying jurisdiction thereof
| ms act shall be in force from rho n,ss;nc
| thereof. vac passing
| a Copy from the RolI-Tes,e.
! j. PLGASANrS. ~. .K@.re-
J - of The Rolls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Healing Sprin gs.
Mas. ABERCROMBY.

Mks. ABERCROMBY,
y ESPECTFULLY notifies the Pablo,
n. that having taken The HEALING
SPRINGS for the present season ia the
lower end of Louisa County, thirty three
miles above Richmond, on the old mountair
road, is prepared 10 accommodate suci
company as may wish to resort ,hiiber eli
Their for health or pleasure, during the
,ummer aud autumn months. The very
ecent proofs OF the efficacy of those wa.
Iers in removing the disorder, that has SC
"a ally prevailed about Richmond and ma
ny Other parts OF this and the adiacen
states, meaning the DiARRHOEA OF
BOWEL COMPLAINT, with the sore
mou,h, as also TETTER and RING
WORMS, SCURVEY, and every kind
of Cn'areous disorders, give them q
decided preference over any other IN
neral waterln this state, by sundry person
OF experience, who have attended all the
my places of the upper country, in
search OF health, and cure for most oftht
complaints above mentioned. The wa e.
Il his spring is strong chaIybeaie, and
n=yer fails 10 strengthen and give a tone
10 he stomach and restore q lost appetite
IN the shor est time imaginable are un
walled as to hea'tbiness & Riessantness OF
5tultion, being surrounded wi h 6ac gro, e.
aud IN plentiful anf agreeable neigh or-
hood. The charge for board will be . !,
Guinea per week for Ladies and Gentle
men, and half price for children aud ser
'ants aud extensive pas,urage and sta
Dies gratis, aud nine pence gallon for
grain.
Mrs. AeERoRonBv pledges herselftha
no exertion m her part shall be wanted 10
render cofAfort and pleasure 10 her board
crs, and relics on her own merits for then
T- Me-. ABERcRoMsY viii him self con.
dnue to TEACH MUSIC in Richmond
Healing Springs, June 10Th, 1909.
2&wif
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Virginia, to wit:

=. q court Of dhhcGKs he'd at tAe Luhifol IA
Richmond, the t1,cnieh day Ut Nay.
1909
RULE.-Great inconvenieIcies * delays
having arisen from motions to alter & amend
the DEGREES s. special entries of this Court,
after they have been entered of record, 1t is
expected that in future the Counsel will re-
specriveiy in all cases where Special de,
cree or entry shall he deemed necessary,
prepare notes of such decree or entry As
they may think ought to be made on the
decision to he considered as part of their
statement, and delivered to the judges,
With the record, at the final argument, in
each cause.
A Copy, Teste, ]. Brown, c.. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
A Pair Of Horses Stolen.
90 Dollars Reward.

One BROWN BLACK, very thick set
and we'll made, his left hind foot whjte-The
other a JET or dcch black, of rather slender
make, both nearly the same age, or years,
and about Ave feet high ;--thsy pace, trot
and sallop. aud run well in harness.
viii give Ten Dollars Reward, with rea
sonable expences. to any person delivering
them TO me, or five Dollars for such infor-
nation that / get them again-& Twenty
Dollars for the apprehension and conviction
oft the Thief
CORNELIUS BUCK.
Manchester, 18th June, 1909 (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
+ o K r E N r,

The Two following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying on James river, in
the County Of Powhatan.
THAT bARoE Estate called BELL
HEID, at present occupied by Mr..
James Tucker.
The Plantation inn ediateiy 6eLou IL, now
IN the occupancy of Mr.. David Mead.
Also, The Tract OF Land, called tho ola
Courthouse Irats, in the county Of Powha-
tan, lying on Deep Creek, add now occupi-
ed by Mr.. William Wilburn.
These Lands, will, without reserve, be
rented TO the highest bidder, at Powhatan
Courthouse, on the 18th OF July next, being
the first day Of the court) unless before pri,
vately rented.--Apply TO
JAMES CARTER, Goochland,
NEIL MCOULL, or
JOHN st. JOHN, N''hr"ond'
April Soth, 1909. wtdr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
N o IL C E.

y LII those tina, have claims against the
n estate of VVaddy Turner, DECD. will
please bring them forward, authenticated
greeable TO law, for adjustment.
Those who are iDdebt,d TO the said es.
tate arerequests d 20 come forward, as soon
as poss BILE, and make payment, as the ST.
'uation of the IS ate will nol allow Of any
further indulgence.
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June 9Th, 1909. 3w.