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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

NOTICE vii be SOLD at the res,dencr e
IN the late Henry L Biscoe, in The Town of
Manchester, on Saturday the goth inst all tho
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE belonp
ing to the estate of the sad Biscoe-also 500
Boxs of SECARS, 20 Keggs of manufactured
TosAcco several Pipes Of best Madeira WINE.
chest of TEA and variety OF other articIes.
too tedious to mention-For all sums under fifty
dollars cash will be required, snd for all sums
OF fifty dollars and upwards, 90 days credit will
be given for Notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Virginia with approved eudorsers
Also, vii! be sold 1t the plantation of the said
Henry l.. Biscoe, in. the County of Powhatan.
on Monday the 5th day of November next, ali
the persona estate of the said Biscoe, consisting
of forty or htty likely NEGROES, among which
there are some excellent Carpenters and Black :.
! smiths-the stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
! II gs, supposed TO be valuable as any in V;r
5 mia. the crop of Corn, Wheat, &c. and planta
ton utensils the terms will be made known en-
the day of sale.
PETER F. SMITH Ad,,r'r.
Of Henry L. Biseoe.
October
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

ETOR ShLE----lhe PLANTATIOR on
4 which now reside, in the county of K ny
William, containing 3i2 acres, within Sign Of
Hsno'er Town, and adjoining the Lsnds of w IT.
ner w ormiey and others
OF very kind, may ne had with the Land-taerr,,
"'li oe from 80 10 40 bushels of prime Wt4at
s'wn thus fail---Posesssion may be had IN Ia
nuary next
Presuning that no person will purchase with
out viewing the premises, IcSnceive it nnnecesss-
ry to ssy anything respecting his truly desirable
little Ftrm----'oniy that there is a good Dwe,-
ling and every necessary Out House, for the
convenience of family with good Garden. :.
well of excellent water Application 10
John or Charles Eosher. Of Richmond, or to the
subscriber, win se attended to.
GIDEON BOSHER.
October,12 -. s, VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

In the state of Delaware, Republican Go
vernon. Col Joseph Haslet, son of one of the
heroes of the Revolution, has been elected by
majority of II votes over the federal candi
date, Mr.. Rodney--and Mr.. Ridgely Fed.
has succeeded by a majority of IL votes, @
yer the Republican candidate, Richard C..
Dale, for the *. Of Representatives of the
u. States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

This is said To- he the result
t In N II members only are elected
the choice of the other will be made in the
spring.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

pOLLOK & TREDWAY, have, b. the late
= arrivals from London and Liverpool, receiy.
Gu part OF their supply Of FALL GOODS, 6
expect oy The hrst vessels, such an addition there
to, as viii render their assortment of British
manufactures well worthy the attentioa of inten.
ans purchasers, anal tor prompt pay, or on ere.
at To p'inctual people, they Will sell ON very mo-
derate terms.
- "A rev pieces of extra Supcrinc CLOTHS e
hERShlNERES, just opened
Manchester, OCTOBER - 6t
Those stu indebted to the Late firm of Poflot.
lredsoGy q Co are earnestly requested to ce,me
forward and settle, after the UNUSUAL indul-
gence siready granted, nnch longer need no, be
expected
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

Rf virtue OF deed uf trust made us BY Mat
- thew Reenard, bearing date the 81 dav of
August. 1919. and Of record in the county court
OF Amei,s, TO secure the Payment of a debt due
to WHY Hill WiUbe exposed to sale, for cash.
at Painsviiie, on the first Friday in November
next hf'y acres of LAND, part of the Tract
thereof as will be sufficient to SATISFY the debt IN
the deed mentioned, with interest and the costs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

HOUND, on Thursday The 4,i,, nes, Furf /
l. aSILVBR WITCH The owner NAV hear
81 bis property by applying ct tliis Office,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

I'm POWELL,
PINK D. BOOKER, 1'AS'ees'
October 10, Oh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

10 THE TRUSTEES - -T7 III
"a MoND AcADEMY-GeSrIrSSh-
otol in the e' coa, e9ge,ed 20 meet az The Ca
a. IL O'clock, NJ forthe purp g, 80, ~ @. xts
g. many subjects OF considerable in, poi5s, ng
NE progress Of his valuable unJertatI; TO
several appointments have been msds sS As
,'o.''S",iohS without o1tsiaDz no. ~ vate
hoptd that this PtJs!ie sdir~ 49, sg, "a
ileetnG, s,l uo be nee,
aoAN TYLER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

Tuz n eo,r..,. ,,,:r. Def'fs.
Ed h's appearance and given secut NV ssorl;no,
to the act Of assembly aud the rules Ctb;, oa'"ss
and It 9ppesring 20 The satisfaction of ,he 60,
ina, IN, ne is not an inha Of this coantrv ON
~" ,' tI. o, .he Pla'5t, by his counsel IL il
appear here ON or before the frs, dev of De,,'r '1
Der court next and answer the plain,;f5s lin .
that copy of this orde be forthwith ;nssrt.. 9
one Of the Richmond news papers, and 1 cootin,
eu TOT wv" nCnlns successfully; and another 70
this county Uit mousse OF
4 Copy
y ItMBERLAKE, Iy u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

4 HAVE just received, and wit *. D a constant
supply of CLOCKS AND WATCHES Of
superior quality. WATcHE, AND Clocks. of
every description, repaired and warranted to per-
form well
Wm. McGABE, Min Sreet-Pichn,srS.
October L. ...e % !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

ca See me Enquirer IF J1liy OF. 1910
~ The zoords Of The concluding hdrt
Of the opinion which relates 10 his fart IF
che su6ject are as .foil01o /: Il" II is, khe,
tie unanimous oiiinion Of the court, hat, in
his case, the Estate haUing hassed into
"A hands OF a purchaser for valuable con
-. ration without notice tie state Of Geor
~, >, 'as restrained, either by the general
S5r;nc,. fies which are common TO all free in
Ist;,u,io, 's. or by fhe particular provisions
IF ILe {, '2nsfitution Of me United States
hmm mass, q law zDhsreby me estate Of
y,5r hfaiufih IN he fre~psrs so purchased,
,,,,1d be ecrs Hufiona1y u Legality iDl1dired
sa,I rendered nut md Uoid." Z Enqntrsr
~ a Nl3, 1870
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

Az virtue OF decree OF the county court OF
L , Mi.idiescx, wheI elm Christophcr HarNood
Is pam its and Thomas and Eliot Muse surviving
partners o Hudson use and sons, defendants.
pronounced IN July last: ne shall SCI, at pub
Lie auction, for ready money. on the 23d day OF
.he Present month at the Washington Tavern,
.he ioilowhg SLAFES, viz Molly and iler three
Innarei' TO satisfy certain sums OF money, IN said
decree nlentonyd
Wm MANN, }
October II "a.
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Vet Reh gam "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
AN ACT
For the relief Of Moses 71ound.

Be 1t enacted by the Senass and House
Of Representatives ef The United Statcs of
america, in Congress- assembled, That the
accounting officers ofthe Treasury be, and
they are hereby authorised TO settle tile ac-
count of Moses Young, as Secretary of Lc-
CATION to Henry Laurens, Esq. on his
mission to Holland, in the year one thou
sand seven hundred and eighty and that
they allow him FIVE hundred pounds ster-
hng per annum, from the eighteenth OF o.
tober,, one thousand seven hundred and
seventy nine, the time of his appointment,
70 the ninth of October, one thousand Sc
ven hundred and <eighty-two, including
the Usual allowance of three months for
returning to the United States; and after
feducting the sum of money received
from DR.. Franklin by the petitioner, and
by his agent Joseph Nourse from the Trea-
sury, that the balance, with interest there
on, be paid out of any monies in the Urea.
&ury, not otherwise appropriated.
April Is, I81O-ArpRov4D,
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
IN VERMONT.

From Lansingburg, N. Y. by Benning.
ton, SALISBURY, Arlington, Manchester
Rutland, Pittsford, Branden, Leicester
Salisbury, Middlebury, New Haven, Yer.
GENES, Feriisburg, Charlotte, Shelburn,
Burlington, Colchester, Milton, Georgia
and St. Albany, to Highgate.
From WILLIAMSON, Ms. by Pownall,
to Bennington.
From Brattleboro', by Marlboro VIII.
mington and Woodford, to BENNINGTON,
From Rutland, by Clarendon, Shrews.
bury, Plymouth, Reading and Windsor,
to Cavendish.
From Rutland, by Castletown, Fairha.
ven, Benson Osweil, Shoreham and Adj
Olson, to Vergennes.
From Mlddlebury, By New Haven.
Monkton5 H5hesburg, Williston, Jericho
Essex, WestGord, Fairfax, Fairfield and
Sheldon, to Huntsburg, thence by Berk-
shire, Enosburg, Bakersfield, Cambridge.
Underhill, Richmond, Huntington, Stars.
boro' and Bristol, to Middleblirv. and
from thence to Poultney, and also from
Middlebury, by Royalton, to Hanover, N.
Ii.
from barnardstown, Ms. by Hinsdale,
Brattleboro', Putney, Westminster, Wal.
pole, Charleston, Wethersfield, Windsor,
Hartford, Norwich, Thetford, Fairlee,
Bradford, Newbury, Ryegate, Barnet,
LIttleton, Concord and Lunenburg, to
GuiIdhall.
From Walpole, N. II. by Belowsfalls,
Rockingham, Chester, Cavendish, Lud-
low and Shrewsbury, to Rutland.
From Windsor, by Woodstock, Bar
nard, Koyalton, Randolph, Williamson,
Berlin, Montpelier, MiddIesex, Water
bury, Bolton, Jericho and Willtston. to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
Latps Of the uIniten 6tate8.
AN ACT

10 ALLOW the benefit of drawback on mer-
eha'idize Transported by land couyey-
dnce fran Ne7pbort TO Boston, and from
Boston to Ne7uoort, in like manner as it
me same Sve'e transported cousfwiSe.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United STATES of
america, an Congress assembled, That all
goods, wares and merchandise d,iE i'm
ported into either of the ports of Boston
and Newport, which shall be transported
by land conveyance from the port of New
port, by the way of Rhode-Island bridge,
and Taunton, to Boston or from Boston,
by the same route, to Newport, and. which
being imported into Newport, shall be ex-
ported from Boston: or Which being inn
ported into Boston, shall BE exported from
newport, shall be entitled to the benefit
OF drawback of the duties upon exporta-
ton, to any foreign port or place, under
the same provisions, regulations, RESTRICT
ons and limitations, as if the said goods,
wares and merchandise were transported
coastwlse from one to another of tho said
dlstrlcts, and on the proviso that all the
provisions, regulations, limitations and
restrictions existing in the case Of goods.
wares and merchandise, transported by "a
ny OF the routes mentioned in the seventy
ninth section of the act, entitled g An act
TO regulate the collection Of duties OF, i'm
ports and tonnage" passed the second of
March, one thousand seven hundred and
,hlnety- nine. shall be duly observed.
April IS, 181O-AppRovED.
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
IN CONNECTICUT.

From Rye, N. Y. by Greenwich
Stamford, Norwalk, Fairfield, Bridgeport.
Stratford, Milford, Newhaven, North
haven, Waliingior Berlin, w thcrs6elds
Hartford, and Windsor, to >ufIieid
From Norwalk, by Reading, Danbury.
brookfield, Kent and Snannow, to S is
bury.
From Bridgeport, BY Tumbul. RiD.
ton huntington and Newton, to Brook
From Newhaven, by Denbv, South
bury, Woodbury., Bethlehem, Litchiieid
and Goshen, to Canaan.
From NewlEven, by Woodbridge, Wa
terbury, WAtertown, Litchfield, Corn
wall and Sharon, to Poughkcepsle, n.
From Nevhavcn. by Cheshire and Sou.
thlngton, to Farnlngton
From Newhaven, by Durham and Mid
dletown, to Wethersfeld.
From Newhaven, by Branford, Gull
ford, killingworth, Say brook, Lyme, New
London, Chelsea and Jewitt's CITY, to
Plainfeld.
From Saybrook, BY Petty Paug, Had
dam, East Haddam and Middle Haddam.
to Middletown.
From Stonihgton, by New London;
Montvllle, Colchester, Glastonbury, Hart
iord'. Wintonbury. Canton. New Hart
lord. Winchester anu Norfolk, to Ca
naan.
= From Norwich, by Canterbury and
Brooklyn, to Pomfet.
From Hartford, by Simsburv, to Gran
by.
r, From New Hartford, ~ Harland, to
Colebrook
From Hartford, by East Hartford, Ok
Chelsea.
From Hartford, by Coventry, Wind
ham and Canterbury, to PAinfield.
From Hartford, by 1o.land, to Stat
ford.
From East Hartford, by Est wind1
sor, to Springfield, Ms.
From D4nDury T. .tds h1ld.
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Providence, to Smlthhe &
From Providence, by Bu5 ngton, WAR
rem and Bristol, TO Newport.
From Providence, bv Patucket, East
Greenwich, Wexford and Little. Rest, to
Iowerhill or South Kingston.
From Newport, by Iriverton, to West.
port, Ms.
From Newport. by TowerhiIl and by
the Court House in South Kingston,
Charleston and Westerly, to Stonington,
CT.
From Newport, by Triverton, to Troy,
Ms.
From South Kingston, by RichmondS
Hopklnton, North Stonington and Pres
ton, to Norwich, CT.
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IN NETWORK.

From Jersey city. by Newly ork. Har-
lem and New RoChen 70 Rye.
From NewYork Cit, by brooklyn, ia
ma'ca, Hampstead, MERCK, South Oys-
ter Bay, South Huntington, Isllp, Pat.
chogue. Fireplace, Morriches, West
hampton, Southampton and Bridgehamp-
ton, to Sag tiarbor.
From Jam-ica, by Queens C. h. Oys-
terbay, Huntington, Dlxhills, Shutdown.
Seatalken, Brooknaven and kiyerhead, to
South Hold.
From New York, by Kingsbridge, Yon-
kers, Greensburg, Mount Pleasant, Peeks.
bill, Fishkill, Poughkeepsle, Statesburg.
Rhlnebeck, Redhook, Claremopt. Hudy
son, Klnderhook, Albany, Schenectady.
Amsterdam, 1ripshllI, Palatlne, Little
Falls. Herklmer, Utica, Now Hartford,
Westmort land, Oneida, Sullivan, Cane
seraga, Moniiue, Ohondasa, Marcellus.
Skanetales, Aurelius, Cayuga, Geneva!
Canadorque, Bloomfield, Avon, South
amPtonj BATAVIA, Now Amsterdam and
LewlstoNh, to Youngstown OF Niagara.
From New Rochelle, by Whlte plains.
Salem, Ridgefeid, Ct. South East, Pat,
terson AND Paullng, to Dover.
From Raimapo works to Newbure.
From New Antrlm, by Monroe, Ches.
ter, Goshen, WaIlkllI, Montgomery.
oh@wangunk, New Pal5z, Kingston, Sar.
gaertles, Catskill, Lunenburg, CoesackIey
Goyemans, Bethlehem, Albany, Trov.
Lanslng5urg, Waterford, Saltwater. Sa,
rratoga, Northumberland, Fort Mile
dy-hili, bloomsbury, Fort Georae
thurman, Chester, Scaroon lake, fl2a'.
beth, Whlsborough, Peru and Pla,tsh L, lid
to Champlain town. ''N0f g
From Hamburg, N. ]. by Warw;o,.
T ET9, Goshen, Little-Brita New
y. W n;i"1,, Newburg and Fishill landing
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Burlington, and from thence to Grand
Isle.
From Royalton, by Tunbridge, Yer
shire and Corinth, to Newbury.
From Newbury, by Corinth, Washing
ton and Barre, to Berlin.
From Rysgate, by Peacham, Danvile,
Wheelock, Sheffield, Glover, Barton,
Bloomington and Salem, to Derby.
From Lancaster, N. H. by Lunenburg,
St, Johnsbury, Danville, Walden, Har-
wlch, Woolcott, Hydespark, JoIinson and
Fletcher, to St. Adams
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

BE ii enacted by the Senate and Houss
OF Representatives Of the United States of
-America in Congress- assembled, That the
following be established as post roads:
IN THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
I, From Portsmouth, II. II. by Kitterv;
York, Wells, Arundel, Blddleford, Saco,
Scarboro', Cape Elizabeth, Portland, Fal.
mouth, North Yarmouth, Frecport, Bruins.
wick, Bath, Woolwich, Wiscassct, New
Castle, ,Walboro' Warren, Camden. Ca
man, Linconville, Northport, Belfast,
Prospect, Buckstown, Orland, Trenton,
Sullivan, Steuben, Harrington, Addison,
Jones. Machias, Denneysvile and Scodic,
to Calais.
I From Dover, N. II. by Berwick and
Oouty's Falls, to Arundel or Kenne.
bunk.
From Portland, by Gorham, Buckston,
Limerick, Limington, Cornish, Parson.
field, Newfeld, Shapleigh, Lebanon, Ber-
wick, Stanford, Alfred, WATERFORD and
Phllipsburg, to Buxton.
From Portland, by Saccarappee, Cor.
ham, Standish, Fintstown, Hiram and
Brownsield, to Frybush.
From Portland, by Windham, Raymond,
Brldgetown, Lowell, Waterford, Norway,
Paris BuckGeld, Sumner, Hartford, Lii
vermore, Turner, Poland, New Glouces-
ter and Hebron Academy to Paris.
From Portland, by Falmouth, Gray,
New Gloucester, Lewistown, Green, Mon
mouth, Winthrop, Augusta, Sydney, Wa
terville, Fairfield and Canaan, to Norridge-
wock and Arson.
From Brunswick, by Topsham, Bow
donham, Gardiner snJ EIaIlowelI, to Au-
pustas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

From Gardiner, by Pittstown aud Dres-
den, to Wiscasset.
From Augusta, BY RedGeld, Mount
Vernon, Chester and New Sharon, to Far
mlngton.
From Augusta, by Vassalboro', Win
slow, Clinton, Fairfax, Unity and College
town, to Hampden.
From Wiscasset, by Edgecomb, to
Boothbay..
From Wiscasset, by New Milford, JEFF.
terson, Palermo and Montville, to Bel.
fast.
From Buckstown, by Frankfort, Hanip-
den and Bangor, to No. L. 9TH Range.
and thence by Orrington, to Buckstown.
From Buckstown, by Penobscot, Cas-.
tine, Sedgwick and Blue Hill, to Bucks.
town, and from Castine, to Linconville.
From Sullivan to Goldsboro'.
From Denneysville to PASSPORT.
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IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,

From Salisbury, Ms. by Seabrook and
Hampton, to Portsmouth,.
From Portsmouth, by Durham and
Northwood, to Concord.
From Portsmouth, by Exeter and KING.
ston, to Haverhill, Ms.
From Portsmouth, by Exeter, Ches.
ter, Londonderry, Merrimack, Amherst.
Petersboro', Marlboro and keene, to
w 4lpole.
From HaverhilI. Ms. by Chester, Con.
cord, Hopklnton, Henniker and Lempster.
to Charleston.
From HaverliiIl, Ms. by Salem, to
Windnani.
From Tynboro'; Ms. by Dunstable.
Amherst, Francistown. Washington and
Claremont, to Windsor, VT.
From j. Portsmouth, by Nottingham
Epson, Pembroke, Concord, Salisbury
Andovcr, Wilmot, Enfield. Lebanon, Han.
over, Lime, Oxford, Piermont, Haverhill.
Bath, Littleton, Dalton, Lancaster, Cock.
burn, Colebrook and Stuart, to Norfolk.
VT.
From Hanover, by Canaan and Groton.
to Plymouth.
From Salisbury, by Andover, New
Chester and Bridgewater, to Plymouth.
thence by Holderness, Northampton and
Sanbornton, to Salisbury.
From Newburyport, Ms by Exeter,
New Market, Durham, Dover and Bar.
rington, to Gilmanton.
From Portsmouth, by Dover, Roches.
ter, Mlddletown, Ossipree, Moultonboro',
Centre-larbor, Plymouth and Haverhill.
to Newbury, and from Plymouth, by New
Hampton, Meredith, CINNAMON, Noting
ham and Durham, to Portsmouth.
From Flyburg, Ms. by Conway, Bart.
letts, Rosebrooks and Jefferson, to Ian.
caster. ,>,
From Winchendon, Ms. by Eitzwili;
am and Keene, to Brattleboro,. vi.
From Warwick, Ms. by, Winchester
and Hinsdale, to Brattleboro', VT.
From Ashby, Ms. by New Ipswich and
Jafray, to Marlboro.
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IN MASSACHUSETTS

".
Watertown, Cambridge. Boston, Charles
town, Maiden. Lynn, Salem, Beverly,
NVenham, Hamilton, Ipswich, Rowlcy and
Newburyport, to Salisbury.
From Sufield, CT. by WesiGeld, South
ampton, Northampton, Hatfield, Whate.
ly, Oeerheld and Greenfield, to Bernards
town.
From Salisbury, Ct. by Sheffield,
Great Darlington, S1ocabrldge, Lcnox,
PittsGeld, Lanesboro' and W,lilamston.
to Greenfield.
From Canaan, Ct. by Sheffield, to E,
gremont.
From Colebrook, CT. by SouthGeld,
Sandisheld, Lee, LenoX and Hancock, to
New Lebanon, N. Y.
From Springfield, by Stockbridge and
West Stockbridge, to Albany N. X.
From CRANKY, by Granville, Bandford
and Chester, to MiddleGeId.
From Brookfeld, by Ware, Belch.
town, Hadley, Northampton, Chesterfield,
Worthington, Partridgefield, Dalton. Puts.
held and Hancock, to New Lebanon,
From Stafford, CT. to BrookGeid. bv
worcester, and thence by birmingham.
to Boston.
p From Worcester. by Holden, Rutland,
Barre and Petersham, to AthoI.
=, From Rutland, by Hubbardstown and
leInpleton, to Winchendon.
From Rutland, by Greenwich, Hard.
wen, Pelham, Amherst and HadIey. to
northampton, and thence by South Had.
ley. 10 Springfield
;, From Boston, by Dedhani, WaIpoIc
I oxborough and Attleborough, to Proyj'
dence, r. I. wv
~ from boston, by the Newburyport
turnpike, to Newburyport.
from Dedham, by MedfeId, Medw,r.
Bellingham, Milford, Mendon, Uxbr,dse,
and Douglass, to Thompson. CT.
From Boston, by Milton, Carton. Eas
tom Taunton, Berkeley and F,eetown, 10
New Bedford. ~
:, From Boston, by Dorchester, Quincy,
bralntree, Weymouth, Hanover. pm
broke, Kingston, Plymouth. Sandw,tb
Barnstabie, Yarmouth, Dennis Rrewstar'
Harwlch, Chatham, Dreams. F,astnam
Weiifieet and Truro, to ProvincetIwn
from Sandwich, by Falmouth, 10 Nan.
tucket. ~ 4'''i'
From Falmouth to EdgartoWp:
rom Sandwich, bv Wareh.n, Rooho.
ter, New Bedford and Dartn,on,6 %
Westport. "
. From Weymouth, bv bingham. c.,
hasset, Scituate, Marshfield and Duxbury
to Kingston. ''
From Weymouth, by Arlington. Bridge:
water, Caynham. Taunton, Dlpbten g.
merset and Swanzey, to Warren. r
From Boston, by Concord, Stow. Boil.
ton Lancaster, Leominster, Westminstrr
d,e5mpleton, Gerry, Athrol and Orange. to
Warwick. 81 ~
From Q, Concord, BY Littletoh; Grotoo
and Townsend, to Ashby. 'O'
From Concord, by Ftz William. NJ
II. to marlborough, VT.
From Boston, by Medford, Wobtirn.
bllierlca and Chelmsford, to Tyngsbo.
rou h.
From Wcburn, BY Andover, to Havet.
hill. -1''''-
From Blllerica, by Patucket. bridge
Dracut, Pelham, N fl. and Windbgm
to Londonderry.
From Salem, by Manchester, to Glou-
cester. '0u-
From Salem, by Danyers. TonsGeld
BoXford and Bradford to Haverhill.
From Hewburyport to Haverhill.
From Troy, by Freetown, Berklev. to
taunton. From Plymouth, by Taunton,
to Providence, X. |.
From Pennington, by Southboroueh,
Wesst6orough, Grafton, Sutton, Oxford,
Dudley and Woodstock, to Ashford in
Connecticut.
IN RHoDE.ISLAND.
From Plaid6eld, Ct. by Scituate o,d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
AN ACT
To establish Post Roads.

BE ii enacted by tie Senate and House.
OF Representatives Of the United States of
-dnlerica, in Congress assembled, That the
following be established as post roads:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-03
FROM THE SAME.
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY.

|" Il must indeed create advertisements. y
said Mr.. Fox, in the 'Bri,ist, house Of COM
mons, speaking of the illus.rious Washing
ton in the year 1894, !" It uss indeed Gre
ate astonishment-that he should in no
" one instance, have been accused either Of
"peevlsh insolence, or Of mean submission
Sin his transactions with foreign nations. 2
To be accused of both, was reserved TO,
an administration within the present GEN.
tufv.
In mentioning the contrast, il is no: In
tended 20 rcpreset the administration as act
ing or suffering magnanimon.ly, with re-
ference 70 she British or the French or the
Spanish.
Free from braggart pesulance, national
honor permits no self degradation, with re-.
ference TO anYa power whatever. Nor
ought it TO be expected, that the known
smeanness of an administration with refer.
encesto one belligerent power, should e.
cape the contempt Of a bslligerens fiyal.
As asa question, Whether the executive
u