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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-29
" STEADY"
MaMonANpA AT WAsu1xcrox.

Monday. Sill at Wash.ngton-oig
place-25I yPeople--some of'em white
tho'-,ee no copper Indians-yrsat
many black ones. Presidents hou,e
aud capitol waite-5uilt of American
free stone. Mem. To write TO-
AIr. Canning 10 pass an order in coun-
Gil to stop tn trade in that article.
Tuesday. Got carding m lchins
here-psople knit their owp stock ng4
-spoii oar hosiery and cotton facto-
ries if things 81 on SO. Pennsylvania
avenue very hhe-mon5trous bri1geo
YER the Potomac-yol FISH in that ri
V very strange Ia 1t any body should
be Suffered to have fish blt the En- glish.
Mem. dave an order 10 council 10 pre-
vent manufactures here, and to kill all
the American f. h.
Wednesday. Went to see the Secre-
tary Of State huge man-President
not 50 big-rake 'em in if 1 can
IN Ist1'r tell 'em so tho. Very polite
to'm---wonder if they're in earnest.
Talk'd with the Secretary--tried To
banb ,ozie him yould'ne take--he
screw me do VI To the points-loak'd
lofty at hin--coul I'nt frighren him.
IL ard gln 60 od---thougnt l was
shot---'fraid Duane will hire some bo-
dy to kill M. Msm. To have Duane
hung when | ca.cl him, or befor. il
p jssible, provided a'n't hung my.
self. Terrible SET of people in thi.
country.
IhmSalg. Gsorg town a line place
Ia man with long nose making can.
non thcre---don't like long-nose men
Mem. To have the cannol founder,
destroyed and to prevent the growtl
Of shi p-tim0er in this country by act o
pari ,ment.
| Friday. Gotletter, from the editor
IF tn Boston R.pertory, New Yorl
Evening Post, and the baltimore Fe
deral Republican, for advice---wrot
EN- 70 touch easy for the present.
sen. 'em few of the kings pictures
with ord 70 to be in readiness agains
Congress met. Mem. To pray Heave
Co forgive m for inducing thos. poo
scri1blers u sell them3elvss to tn
| - vii.
! Sataydly. Jews Sunday---thingg g
IN badly---p45pls mere building hou
ses, make glass, and paper, AMI loo
fas--.live to- wsll---poor people ca
oysters, pllmb-pudding,. AID drln
wine.--sne Irishm an got MIN houses.
Germans getting rich too--.som thin
must be- done---soou be too big 10 M
mage get old George Rose 70 tax 'er
---or, Mem. Pass an order in counc
to destroy the whole country with a
earthquake.
= Sunday. Christian Sabbath.--no re,
e for the wicked---2pery. Watcher
e man can lie best on Sunday or Mo-
D day Mem. 10 try the experimcn
+, Things going crooked---Secretary {
= State won't believe me when l doa
/, tell the truth---very strInge that T..
n Crawfords child playing with 4 Pc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-29

N. B. The public sales at New York
ami Lake Erie Lands. paid for in cer,id
Gates of public debt are not included in the
above return.
The pu9iic lands yet for sale, exceed $50
millions Of acres
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-29

INvENTIoN-JohnH arland adj vertises
in a Wilmington paper "Sguare sun diak
eomhass"---" an instrument 20 survey by
the sun, which IN every respect supersedes
the needle, aud not being subject 70 at
traction or variation, will point out the va
ration OF the needle at sea and time Of the
d ,y"=and ofsrs to shew any gentleman
the practice and principle ofthe instrument
for one quarter of dollar.
Trent. True. Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-29
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
I'D by Brett Randolph and % vid RAJ.
ray, Of the county az Powha' an, fyr the
Pu pose OF securing the paym ni If
sun OF money thsren expressed WIKI tie
interest thereon from the lst Of SIP.
iember 1908, due to Lyle, SEQ & Saua.
dersi The Subscriber will sell 10 the
highest bidder, a. Powha.an CDuu House,
on Wednesday the i7.h day Of January
next, Five Negroes, viz Solom n, Ia. <.
ey, add her child, Arthur aid Scipio, or az
many oil them as will be suTi.,sot So So
usy tue Aforesaid debt and cotl. Tae
Sale will b. made uoder the provisions Of
the act Of Assembly concernm. EGtcuu-
onSi &c,
r. y. GOODE, Truuee.
Manchester l9!h Decemb r, 1852.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-29
Argng.
RI II NJ 0 N d,

FRIDAY. DEcEMsEa 90, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-11
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the last viii and tesla
ment of Abednego dams, deceased, will he
sold to the highest bidderat his late dive Hing
on the 2oth day of December, if fair, ifnot
the next fair day, for ready money
II Taa Of Land,
Whereon the the deceased lived containing
thres hundred and ninety Acres, with SUI
hcent proportions of wood--there are atolera-
bic good Dwelling House, a good Barn and
every necessary out house.
at the sane tine aid 5ldce,
WILL be sold, as above, fourteen likely
negroes, of every description. together with
all the stock, household and kitchen furniture,
sorn, fodder, sc. SIC. The sale to COM
nence at i o'clock, and continue from day
70 day until ALI sold.
III those sahO hare claims cgainst said dec d
re requested to bring shem forrcard frofter y
authenticated and all those inae6.ed TO sa1d
estate are requested 20 make ssaynreat on or Dr.
fore the FIRST day ef March nert, Otherwise they
viii be dsah svith as the fazv directs.
Francis Adams. Er'r
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-11
Ab2lit;on Of Drazpkacks, Sc.


Mr.. Fan Horn said that on Friday LAST
gentleman from North Carolina bEr. Ma.
COM had moved several resolutions, aud in
the course Of his observations had mention
ed wish, if he had been correctly under
stood, to adopt something like navigation
act for the United States. Mr.. Van-Horn
said he accorded cheeffully in that idea
1t was time shat their attention was turned
to the powers which the constitution had
given to Congress, and that they no longer
suffered the time and patience OF the nation
to be exhausted ia treating about treaty
making; tor as to making treaty by which
commerce would be regulated whilst the
war continued in Europe, he had no expec-
tation OF II. He thought something must
BY concurrence IN tie report of O com.
mit.ee, Of 1rhich ut. Madison zvas chair
man, on the snJret efa letter from 4ur.
Gum to Dir. Bald1vin, both members of
Congress; as 1veH as on the case of luy.
FreyAnghause1.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-11
Francis Adams, Exr
O. Mr.. PREUss having re.

moved to town, is at leisure, at present, to
give private lessons in French, Spanish, or
German, and viii wait on those ladies who
wish to be instructed in either of these ac-
sonplishments, at their houses. He CONT
Sses his Day and Evening School as usual.
Nsysmbsrls. 3taw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03
THE ENQUIRER.
RICAM0ND, L4NU4AY 5, 1899.
RRocAADINes IM 80 II. os pELrcArLs.

PROCEEDINGS liz THE II. OF DELEGATES.
Brief sketch OF the proceeding, i'll Tie
il"usc OF Delegates, OH Fu4ay last, On ta-
@ihS up tie preamble 10 the Kepor. Oh the
Committee OF genera. r. Ia .ioEs:
VIZ oHtDty Observed, tH2t this Preamble
seemed to settle the question, wniCh zion
had been first lii i'll II a,.ug, tae system Of
DIocKdigs; that this wa, ,., iflportdn, DIS
CrIniHati"a, though ulGiece.sar, 10 be made
at tnt present time. WhV declare VINO a
IhohS thc bcihserents had been lne frs ag-
gressor' We had c.. family received wrou,,
enough from the han,s OF boa. lie there
tore moved to STRIFE out TIE following word,
III t c IN paragraph, a.,aT &C WOfd ere
t, iation"--"As it France, and not herself
had been the mIst,e,, vi tlis Ihvcnuun and
also the word " however" ia tiaS following.
sentence.
Mr. >. observed, lhai by striking out these
words, 1T would leave it undetermined ana
hang ng in doubt, which had been Iii. FIRST
agB'easo that we Oughl 10 b. impartial
between both nations, because the satcr.-
inent OF lhis country had been frequently
charged with partially toward one OF tao
Oe'liSercnts.
Mr.. 6hBey'8 amendment was LOST.
Mr.. 1I,trGdHHh stated, that nc mad pro-
posed Gu Il former occasion To strike ont Ger
tain words from the Preamble--bn tnat inc
was satisfied from what lac had ih-a seen
! aut Slrce, -liat no such motion 1you;G he sue
ccsstui that gentlemen had indeed talked
q. harm ming, Bat that lac knew enough VI
Party Spirit tobe satisfied tHae MS r1.tisn
Tor amendment would be ullyahiug nc
shonld nJt therefore rcnSw his mo-icn tl!5
day---he shclid however, vote aga.ns. he
Preamble IA 900, for 1t vas a rule VITA bit
not 10 swallow IN the lump, any matter
which was o0noXiou> 10 his eEiiGcnts
Nj. Jurkcr (of Weslmoreiand,J thought
the Report 81 e. client, t0at ne sh.aid
scarcely bo. * 10 improve it--but stil there
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

well. William, Irwin, farncs B,rho,E Robert
Mallory, Grecnsvii.s Penn, Samuel ia hes,
lehn Davis, Thomas ri. W.odinr, William
| Walton, Edward johnston, Wiib1m Pope.
Iuiiy Robinson, Edward II. Eloa.ley, W,l.
llam l'y!er, John II rcytoa, Charles Gee. VII.
Ram Martemey. Nicholas Gibson. Vincent 8eda
man, Moore z. BFoc;enhso0g:,, Thomas L.. res.
ton, Joseph Grigsay, Archibald Euthe orb
William hTyan, Jamcs M'Farlal,e, James sar.
geaht, James Alien, ..imuei S,rieki y, S,ip..eon
Crutch,ietd, Robert Stanard, John Ntoncure, Pc
ter V Daniel, William, Randolph, Geocge Dl.
itrd, John Jarratt, Jan,es Thompson, jnhn (, cit.
William Csrrow, DiNoh Brown, David ';r.tgs
William Dyars. Richsrd + Park n, Thorn - ra-
veneer, Jacob Dceson, Daniel Shchey, los .ph
Crockett, Peyton SOuth;.i., William Writ San,u.
ei b. Archer, Hnes Srmpe.
Nays.-Io N 'ynes, William PArker, Andrew
Anderson, Andrew ). Warwick, Aaron Farris.
George Porcrtieid, Elijah M'Clan han, Thn.mtan
Buckncr, William Morrow, Christian simon,
John Cunningham, J,hn Reynolds, Liam Mo-
iuid, Stephen c Resell, Robert Christian John
II Christian, James w. Mudaugh, Litticton
upShur,jr. Charles Sneed, George NJ Her, Pc
Ter HUI, Jr. Stephen Bailey, Gavin l.. Coro,n
Yesterday, the General Assembly proceeded
tn remove two mcmaer from the Privy Coun "a,
or Council OF S>-te, asreeabiy t. the reqwsitlon
OF the constituiion-The result was as folio rs:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

OF course. John ercP,ant, Esq WAS rsnls N.a'
on the 2nd ses o:Laiiots, rom the executive luns
The House came to Resolution, to p.ncce !.
OF" the 4th ust r. JOINT ballot with the sent,
10 me aHpHn ,nrrt o. a TrcAsu,t.
ne lions: cam a sJiu, ,ofl t. ty.nccrd 81,
wednesday next, b.; JOINT ballot within Scare,
To INC choice ri memor.s Of t.,r Pri.v ,na.I,
60 h the vacancies oc3's,oned Nv tae re-, gn1tisn
% w M Ayirtt, ans tie In.'j Itipnai removal Of
hsNal,!t'r Rae and John Cuerrlnt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

Mar Jackson IS understood here to alude /,
= certain individual or individuals attached to- or
resident Wit, the English e,;ation, OF whose an
ni-nncry conduct in the galleries, we lave more
th"n once received auihcnic assurances. we
"are hitherto fOlbornc to notice te.r contLct be-
cause the men themselves are really os no scnui-
canoe bmt fever another instance occurs, we
VIII point them out merely ak the spirit PIE
vailiig IN that quaHter...Mohi.cr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

john Guc!'rait,
William Henn,ng,
JOHN ii"tth
AteXan Ter Stuart,
w iitiam Mdniord,
O. w. Smith,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

We underetand that the non. intercourse
Law viii certainly be adopted
It is said too that when Congress adj ourn.
thew viii adjourn till May-that it;he betli-
gerents Of Europe do not thrn show rreater
disposition to respect orr rie1's Congress
VIII adopt more coercivc mcasures-Lct Eu-
rope then be Oh her guard
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-03

Of course, Alexander .IcRse, Esq was reno
yed % The iirst ui ballots, from the Executive
Council
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of LAND, where Captaih
IA James Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, Wherein Mr.. WALTER Low lives-he
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year, Possession will be
given next Christmas come year.
MISC,
a tract Of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
joining the Thorougatare Mill Tract, on the
west side OF the Bull Run Mountain. where
on TOW live, containing between { and 500
acres as good farm as any in thu county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
1t is unnecessary to say any mere about the
above lands, as it is supposed that TO person
will purchase without viewing the hsremises-
Possession will be given the place live on
next new years day.
James Gurlnell.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09

e I regret to say that there is a faction
!, here devoted to the views OF the French 60
vernment. At the head of this faction IS
--, member Of the general assembly.
| He came here with the French prefcct, and
!! has never been na.uralized. You cannot
have forgotten his publications in 1904,
claiming the protection of the French 60
vernment, in consequence OF a seizure made
at the custom house. The Introduction
OF the ST. Jago cut-throats-the growing
weight Of the French fsction-the incapa
city Of our cannon tather-all these cir
cumstances combine to render it indispen-
sable that our military establishment should
be considerable, and the commander in
Chief, mot only chasse, but nnsuspecsed..
NEw-YoRk, October 4.
Late last night, the Spanish fiigate Cor
nellie, capt. don Joseph Rodriguez de Arias,
arrived at the quarantine ground. She sail
ed from Cadiz on the Goth ofAugust. This
vessel has brought out his excellency don
Lewis de Ons, minister plenipotentiary and
envoy extraordinary from his Catholic Ma.
iesty Ferdinand the 7,h, to the =. S. Of A
merica. Also don Bartholomew Rengenet,
coasul from Fl. c. VI. for Philadelphia,,heir
ladies, daughters and domestcs, and MIR.
Richard Bailey this city.
On the 2o,h ult. the frigate spoke the ship
ASia1ine, Wyberg, 81 days from Liverpool
for Charleston that the English
had got possession Of all the islands OH the
coast of Holland.
We also learn that after the battle of Ia
leveTa, the i'renc', army attacked gsn.Vere-
gas in Arau;uvz, and were driven back with
considerable loss. after 3 hard fought battles.
Venegas afterwards returned towards the
Sierra Moreno, principally Cor want OF pro-
visions, the French having destroyed every
thing. The French Gar-!son OF l1iadrld rad
gone into the RETRO, with their adherents,
the people having risen up against them,and
gone GU. to meet Venga in his advance.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
lanes GuIlnell.
Fauquier County, Oct, l-9. dsl2
Twenty Dollars Reward.


- AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
IN in Erentown, Fauquier county, Va. on
Monday the 4th Of September. ,mulatto
fellow named DAVID, about S feet or q
inches high, about IS years of age, h;,s cut
or mark from the corner of one of lis eyes,:
occasoned by the kick Of horse--he is a.
good waSgoner and has been accustomed to!
work on plantation.
He took with him one new outside Jacket.
Of country cloth, black and white stripe and
breaches OF the Same, several under Jackets,
among which was one Bennet's cord he is a
very drcssy. artfu!l fellow, and viii cndeayor,
topass as free man, and charge his dress =
he frequently calls himself David Murphy
I will give the above reward, with all reasona-
bic charges, to any person that will bring him
home, or lodge him in any Jail so that get
him again.
Geo Cyyaov
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
Office Of the Nszv- lark Eveninsr Post
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Late, interesting, and highly encouraging
news comes by this arrival respecting the
siIairs OF Spain, and from gentleman pas
senger we are enabled to give the following
particulars.
After the battle OF Ialcvera the British
and Spanish armies we're only evcnted from
pursuing their victory and following the
French in their retreat by the want OF pro-
visions and forage, the French having burnt
and DESTROYED the harvests. The same
circumstance Induced the combined armies
to fall back a short distance on the Iagus.
On their way thithcr they heard Of marshal
,Soult with detachment O! 10000 men,
which had been sent back upon the .sar OF
the English tor the purpose Of cutting them
to pieces On their retreat TO Lisbon, which
the French had SO assurcd!y calculated up
ON. Bat the battle OF Taievera turning out
rather contrary to their expectations. the
marshal returned by the road he came his
army Being without artillery or even neces.
saries.
During the battle Of alevela, Spanish
regiment which WAS not in the engagement
left the ground in panic, and reported in
Ta!eyera that all was lost, il consequences
of which t!,e intendans of the army ordered
al! the provisions TO fall back to the Tagu',
| By means Of which hasty measure, the army
which had been engaged for nearly days,
! found itself withou, provisions for nearly 4s
! hours. For this misconduct, the brigad'es
who commanded the regiment was execut-
cd On the spot, and orders given to pat to
/ tleatl, every third officer and every tenth
man of the soldiers. Part of the executions
! took place, but stop was put to them by
the humane inierpositioa OF sir Arthur
Wellesley.
In consequence Of the abovc order to re-
move all the provisions, the combined ar
! mics found it necessary to tall back to the
Tasus..
| On sir "A. WcllesIey's retiring, he sent
flag Of truce to the French, informing them
! that the great heat Of the climate prevented
] his taking his wounded with him, and re.
qucstins that he might have permission tc
send his surgeons TO attend them wh'cf
was granted.
After the battle Of Talavera, Vencgas
having advanced within sight OF Madrid
received information from Cuesta, that the
French were Hcensratlng towards Toledo
and fell back as far as Aranjuez. IN this
I, position he was attacked three several times
by the French, bat be repu!sed them every
time with great slaughter. After this h
fell back TO Sierra Moreaa, principally 10
want of provisions. !,
Madrid had been abandoned by tn
French. king Joseph had retired with 6ooe
men to Somma Sierra, a strong pass situated
ON the road from Madrid to France, sup
posed to be for the purpose OF securing
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
October 5.

Yesterday morning about 10 O'clock, the
Spanish irigate Cornelie came up and an
chored off fort Columbus. At 4sp. NJ. she
saluted the fort, which was returned. at
half past 5 his exceuency the Spanish am :
bassador, his lady, and suite, landed atSteam
Boat wharf, amidst large concourse ofour
citizens,th frigate CONSTITUTIONS commodore
Rogers, firing at the same time compl'.
mentary salute,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09

Can't. Sites, of the schooner Glee, arriv.
ed q, Philade,ph;s, from Jamaica, which he
l,(t the 10Th of September, has brought out
NTH him the French general Barquier, (who
d1omn,aaded the city Of ST.. Domingo in the
,l,,e ,iege, and was there capturrd) and his
establishment, consisting of SO officers, with
,se;r ladies aad servants to the amount OF
IS persons, all OF whom goto France by the
.,sediest conveyance.
Can. S. informs, that on the first day after
~. account al our non-intercoursr arrived
!, Kingston, aour rose a5 per cent. and lum-
bcr SO is. ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
BALT4MoRE, Cct15er

BALTIMoRE, Cct16er7.
Is Arrived ship Diana, HoIbrook, 40 days
from Liverpool. Sailed 9th August IN.
company with ships Little Mary for Ba!ti-
more Liverpool, for Philadelphia; Hal
cyon do; Hercules of Charleston John
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
Public Sale.

On SATURDAY next, the 18th instant, win
be offered Tor sale, or the premises, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ. on liberal credit,
4 Eoufe and Lot, now occu :
pied by Captain NJ Namara, situate on Fair
fax street, near the Mall. The house hi
late!y been repaired and put in gsod orde,
and the lot is well enclosed. For turtle parry
icuars apply to
p. c.. Mar1eller.
,Jo{las NJ. Speake.
October 9. dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09

ard Alice, Of Philadelphia fer Baltimore
and Others to the number of rs. Lett
number Of vessels names unknown. Otsciat
accounts Of The SURRENDER OF FIushlNI
had been received. American produce mao
taken considerable rise in expectation u
the non.intercourss law taking place.
October Z.
By the Diana, from Liverpool, we learn
that Flushing had surrendered to the Dil-
fish. American produce in Liverdool r'sc
ing, in consequence of the interruption o.
trade and poor harvest.
Baltimore superfne -four 40 SOS
: Turpentins, soft, 23a24
Tar, IS
Slaves, N. Y. w. O. bar. IS a III.
hid. IS Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
aleranurta EalIp Gazette.
MoNDAY, OCTOBER 9.

The ships Aileshenev, Venus, and Nj
,.rya. all from this port, have arrived at Ii
verpool.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
John DUFFEY,
COMB-MAKER 80

II RESPECTFULLY acqnaints his .fiFends'.'
h. and customers, khct he has Recommended
the Comb-making business in King street, near
the Madison Tavern, svhere they cen be sulhsea
ON the usual terms lie has on hand a small
assortment efHorn, Iuory and Tortoise Shell ;,
COMES, and is daily in. e:riseetaaon efa gene!
raj assortment Of German and DS'ch GCo11At
ofMe latest imhortatlon.
Srkte11ber 10. ~ eoa@s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
FOR SALE,

NEGRO no MAN
SIZE is a good Cook, Washer and Homer
and will be sold low for cash or on q short,
credit. Apply to the Printer.
Sept. So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
Geo. Swany.

Brentown, Fauquir county esaeg.f
Sept. Z, M 1909 iaWeW.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-18

principles, facts and obse ,alios'ss with arr
here submitted. The Wisdom OF The Legislative
and executive government, in constitutional
concert, in this as in all % her cases, will de-
eide on ths.expediency, the necessity and the
various modiic atoms Of the national laws.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-18
Coaelu9cd.

Suggestions IN relation to ncpisation act,
respectfully submitted 10 TIE public JUDI.
MeAt.
Foreign colonial principles, incorrectly
applied TO the most iorcible and unjust usur
pasons by the sword, as well as 10 scenes
populated By national migration, are Otter
usca in treaties and statutes, TO deprive the
u STATES Of profitable and fair recproci,,
of .rade with Sigh, Tennis of the biects o.
toreian powc:s, while our territorial dis.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-18
COLUMBIANUS,
From the Same.
No. IL.

a Memoir on the subject of Navigation Act, inclu-
ding the encouragement of the manufactory of
bohFs and sea vessels, and the protection of ma
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