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Lease Of the Indian Queen Tavern
FOR SALE

IN consequence ofmy declining health,
VIII sell my lease of FIVE years, from the lst
M1anuary 1871, of the Indian Queen Ia
sern' 1t one ofthe best stands in the town
uAlexandria, and commands at this time as
asoeh, II not more than any other, of prohta-
Ieouslness. There are sufficient number
s'fespectahle boarders to ensure any person
comfortable living which, together with
~s transient custom attached TO the house,
!; ;s'Ses 1t desirable situation for man quail.
.ueo to keep a House of Entertainment. A
sOcd tenant may have the lease extended to
length OF time he may choose.
| will also sell, if required.
% = Aeds and Furniture now in the house.
;'iuch are such as are requisite to the keep
comfortable and genteel house. The
a0ase Is large and roomy and there is at
~ened to it stable calculated to hold fifty
r0ises. The whole will be sold on liberal
@cot 1t is thought unnecessary to say more,
u IS presumed any person wishing to pur-
'"aSe Will hrst yiewt5e premises.
a., John Hodgkin.
0e'oper 80. 60
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CoxsrANrINopLE, August 10.

Before the horse tails were raised n front
of,he Seragl;o by the Caemakeu anu the
Muhi, as a signal that the grand seignor
would certainly leave the capital and repair
person 20 the army, th3 astrologers, ac-
cOrding to ancient custom, were consulted
to point out 3 fortunate day FOR his d,par
tdrr. The palaces at Dsnd, Bau!a, and
mother :, Adraiaop.S has been for a long
I'M prepared for the reception ofths grand
stjguor, aud ais nunsrous retinue is pre-
Psriag 50 accconpany him. In Dand, Bes-
tina, The lanlssaries are collected, aud al
hs the arrival q the grand sclgnor, viii
proceed TO Adrainople, whittier the grand
tiSror VII also 60. 4 corps OF IL 900
man, who were soealnpsd al thar city have
marched to SchumIa, and 1000 more fresh
troops are expected. The Turkish empire
iRuo previous war took such vigorous nca-
sures as on the present, 4bich has been de-
Shared a war Of religion. The ardor OF the
Prople is truly extraordinary. An accurate
estimate OF the strength has nor been made
public btl the camp al S ahum!a alone, in.
Guiding The new reiGioreemen:s, consists of
10000 men, without reckoning the camps
al Adrianople, and in other places.
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PRIVATE LETTER.
LONDON, Sebtember II.

AAONbON, otPtC"ESSI ~
Our friend Mr. ------, arrived from
France las, Saturday. He says that Bona
parte has become very unpopular with those
old revolulionists to whom he is chiefly in
debted for his supremacy. It was reported
that Sieyes, Barras, Crsgone, Laryaunois,
Roederer, Reubel and Fouche had been ar.
rested, and that Josephine and her daugh.
ter, the late queen Of Holland, were placed
under guard, and nobody permitted to
converse with them. The general opinion
was that Bonaparte would not be suffered
to tyranGlze over mankind many months
longer.
Mr.. w. the Hiberno- American agent at
Paris, said in our friends hearing, that in
case the American government refused TO
Join Bonaparte in the war against England,
he had menaced to declare all the har6ars IN
the y. S. to be in q state Of blockade. At
the table of an Italian banker, our friend
| heard also the counsellor Of state, Real,
say, that at the empress's circle, Bonaparte
had, in conversing with the Spanish arnbas-
sador, publicly announced, that he zUoula
suffer no Aonger the eristrnce Of any repu6-
lie, as dangerous to his monarchical insti-
tusions. Real added, we may, perhaps,
one sf these days, see French king ruling
the CT dsvant British Anlerica. To our
friends inquiry Bonaparte would not soon
restore the seized American property, Real
replied in laughing, Bon trendre, ban a
sarder.
We are indebted TO highly respectable
commercial house for the following COM
municalions from Amsterdam.-M IGaz.
FRENCH DECREE.
1. That all American vessels which may
arrive in the ports of France previous to
the 1st of November, will be judged under
the DEGREES OF Berlin and Milan only, and
not under any other.
2. That the decree of the Esd of March,
1910, was repealed from the moment that
the French government heard OF the expi-
ration of the on.intercourse law.
8. That all American vessels which shall
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not have suffered their aag to be denat ssn.
allied by submitting TO the British orders re- r
in council. shallbe received hereafter win.
out difficulty in the ports of France ana
depart in the same manner:
q. That the emperor has given licences %
American vessels, and that it the on'y 10
reign flag that has obtained them, &c.
5.That American vessels shall be aomiss !.
ted in France whether loaded on account Oh
Frenchmen or Americans.
Prices Of the Dutch junas, Aug. q.
Batayian descriptions, no price--.S per
cents, IL a 12 12--2 IL per cents. -
10 a 1916 per cent, loan of 40 milIioas
1907, 40 8. 4 a 3o.-7 per cent do. 80 MIL
lions 1908, IS 4 a &c 1.2.--6 per cents
do millions 1909, 80 80 ! 2.-'2 Il peg
D old debt, 10 II.
States brig Hornet, which
o=ss:.lFsaeEEsSsssMope with messengers
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printers as Richie, to whom, they being
leaky. it would be imprudent to entrust Sc
erets. Though in fact they are sincerely
attached to their country, and to republican
principles, they arc taught to admire the
character of the blood thirsty Napoleon to
supports the French cause to detest the
English; and to detest the disciples OF
Washington. They do as much to serve
the interest Of Bonaparte as if he regularly
paid them 100 guineas per month. The
blow will be struck as soon as there is a
prospect of its having efrct-Nwhen our
throats are cut it will be too late to laugh
at idle dreams and baseless fort bodings. h
e
II is about fortnight since we noticed y
the Democratic Press of Philpaelphia VIVA
we deemed forgery with respect to Cob
bett. The editor Of that paper has not ut
tered syllable on the subject. Does he
acquiesce, and by his silence acknowledge
his guilt? If not let him speak. Let hln
declare where is to be found what is attrii
buted to Goblet. IfCobbett did write SO:
let us know the villain at once if ne did
not let Binns be pilloried with Duane in
public estimation.
An Election was held on Monday last for
Directors of the Bank of Potomac, when
the following gentlemen wr.e chosen =
John Rs5erts,
1ohn G. Laid,
Daniel M'Glear,
Cuthbert PazoeA,
Hugh Smith,
Charles Bennett,
IHomas Vo1yeN,
James II Hooe,
James Keith, Jun.
Jacob Huffman,
James Patton,
5ssqh Riddle.
At a meeting of The Directors yesterday
Thomas VopeH was reelected President,
and George Taylor chosen to fill the vacan-
cY:
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FRoN THE ODER. Sept. II

Count Gotorp, (Gustayus Adoiphus ).has
not continued his journey over Colberg,
1et has taken the way 10 Russia, He pass
'dihrough Noremberg the 18th instant at
night, from StargaId to Roningsberg.
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Anthony Rhodes,

Faithfully @AilSeSSo,
Has far safe at lis stare on Prince. strects
dlsxanaria,
pipes OF Couutly Gin,
hogshcads New Rum,
II chests Old Hyson 'fea, latest imto tas
ton.
3 90. Company.
IS 90 Gunpowder,
Candles in boxes,
Cotton in bales, -.
Pearl Ash in kegs,
20 barrels Creening Apples,
Cider by the barrel,
A few barrels good Shad,
Cheese and Potatoes,
500 yards Country Linen,
Straw Bonnets,
American Ginghams and Chambrays,
Cotton Shifting and Bedtick,
Weaving Cotton Of different co,ors and
numbers,
Knitting and Sewing Cotton, Fax Reels,
American Cotton and Wooden Cloth,
Groceries as usual.
November I T. q
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SPANISH HIDES.


The subscriber has just received,
A quantity of Laplate, Oronocos
and Laguira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
HE HIS IN STORE,
10000 W.T.. prime Green Coffee lrnostly
entitled to drawback 80.
5000 lbs best Caracas Cocoa,
80 casks fresh Rice, and a few Grcs
cries as usual, which will be sold low, by
Mordecai Miller.
October 81. 2aw!m
ME Creditors of James Douglass, on the
Il llth OF July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the frstday of Noyem-
Der in that year, are required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to dividend. No interest will
be allowed after the 18th of July 1904.
Robert L. Taylor.
William Newton.
October 2: 10
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began to PRESS 'oTwarp au~
lali back, and he with an intent TO cut OFT
their retreat 20 bring the allied army be-
tween two fires, detached body Of $4,000
OF his best troops to attack them in the rear
while he with the main body should take
them in front. Lord Wellington hciuy APP
prised of this movement Immediately at
tackled the main body of the French army
under Msss-na, and completely defeated it!
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At a meeting of The Directors yesterday
Thomas VoueH was reelected President,
and George Taylor chosen to fill the vacan-
cy:
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OH"I NGOeftS,
1ohn G. Laid,
Daniel M'Clean,
Cuthbert PazoeA,
Hugh Smith,
Charles Bennett,
T10mas Vo1oeN,
James IL Hooe,
James Keith, jun.
1acod Ho2maa,
flames Patton,
fsseph Riddle.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11

. e.t,b,;.h themselves there on account OF ITS
GOOD harbour and advantageous position
1'h.v cave laws 10 the surrounding couu-
try. -
French prize brig arrived, captured on her
VOYAGE from the isle Of France, winch she
,ef, Ian. S. for Bordeaux. Capt. Mix, OF
| New.York, passenger on board the
prize, Informed capt. X. that the British
std kept up vigorous blockade on that
a,he adjacent island notwithstanding which
Flour sold for S8 per barrel, and Beef, $40
The Gov. of The isles of France and Bour-
bon general Dacuing) has, during the last
year put an entlre stop to the cultivation OF
coffee thereon, giving every encouragement
to the planters, to cultlva'e wheat and o.
ther produce necessary to the support OF
the inhabitants. 1t was calculated there
was wheat enough ga The islands, for three
years consumption.
Among the number of passengers on
board the prize a, the Cape, was captain
White, late of the brig Mohawk OF this
port, who had sold his vessel and cargo at
the isle of France.
Lat. 8 40 S. long. "a w. spoke English
ship Alexander, Hughes, from Liverpool
to Pernambuco, capt. II. Informed, that
Notwithstanding the non intercourse law,
he never saw the harbor of Liverpool
crowded so much with American shipping
at one time as at present, most OF whom
had evaded our interdctlng laws. Their
crews were mostly turned ashore to seek
their bread, ana the vessels advertised for
sale, which overstocked that ort with A..
mercan seamen-at the Ale xand7r's crew,
II in number, 6 were Americans, only a
few months from the u. S.
March 21 lat. Sc 81 n. Ing IS rs W..
spoke brig Phraix, from N. ,ia en-, for ST..
Bar,s, days out.
April Sd. lat. SO 40 n. lons. 65 so w.
was boarded by lieutenant from British
ffigate, who overhauled ant s!ric y rNa,n
ined the Dolly's papers. rhe f'lgltr was
one of four from Bermuda twn III 'YhcH
were to cruise off the capes Of NWe mia snd
two off the capes of D,l.waie.
On the 14lh Feb. the fleets of Patton al
ChristoPhe, the two black ch, 1,o! 81. 10.
ruingo, consisting of 2 ships an,' ns brig,
and sch'rs each, met and had BRUSH. |
which Christophe los, brig. and mad hi
two ships very much mauled, and iheir re
gng cut to pieces.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
GongretUonal iseglnst
House of Representatives,.
Tuesday, AbrH 8.
GENERAL WILKINSON


Mr. Pearson called for the considerati
on OF the resolution offered bv him some
time ago, relative to an enquiry i.ito TIE
conduct of Brig: Gen. James W'lklnacn.
The House agreed now to consider the
resolution, Yea. 81, Nays IS.
A division ofthe question was called for
so as TO take the question distinctly on
each clause. The first ques,on was on
the first clause, in the following words:
Pesolved, Tha, committee be appoint
ed TO enquire into the conduct OF bIiga
dier general James Wilkinson, n relation
to his having at auy time whilst in the
service of the u. S. corrup'ly received
| money from the government, of Spain or
| it. agents, or in relatio n to his having during
| the time aforesaid, been an accomplice or
| in any way concerned in the agen of any
foreign power or with Aaron Burr in a
| project against the dominions of the king
| of Spain, or to disme mber these u. S.
This part, as we'll as the proposition ge-
uerally, was supported by Messrs Pearson,
P,kin, Key, Shefey. Lyon. and Macon,
and opposed by Messrs. Rhea, Holland.
NJ Kim, Smile, Taylor, and Findley,
The debate turned principally on the right
of the House OF Representatives to ins,i.
,ute an enquiry into the conduct Of the
commander in chief or of any officer Of the
army of the U. States. The debate will
: be given hereafter.
A motion was made by Mr.. Bib, un.
der the impression that it was too late in
the session to act on the subject, to post
: pone the further consideration of the pro.
:. position indefinitely. The motion wa,
: ncgatived, 70 to 80.
,, The question was then taken on the frs.
+ clause Of the proposition, whoa there ap
J. peared to be a majority Of upwards of for
e ty votes in favour OF IT, before however sh,
'f result of the votes vas declared, mem
st ber who voted with the majority, observer
o tha, he had intended to vote in the negative
G. and wished his name to be so en,e,ed b.
'e the Clerk. The Speaker having directe,
the Clerk so to rec,fy the vote, lhis cours
's was objec,edto to, and discussion arose o
x the poin, of order, which occupied ,h
10 House till Ave o clock. Adjourned.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
Ebe 6asette.
Wilmington, april II, 1910.
@Take Notice.

The Stockholders in the Bank or
Wilmington and Brankywine are re.
quested to meet at the Town Hall, on
Friday evening. the 18th inst. at six
o'clock, for the purpose of forming
Ticket of nine Directors, to be voted
for on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Il number Of Stockholders.
Wilmington, April H..
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
DnteIltgence.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

BY tie ship Portis, capt. Za6S, from Piymoaih,
at Norfolk.
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NEW-YORK, OctoJer Is.
FIRE 1T BRCCKLl,N.

On Thurday evening, betwer 9 and 10
O'Clock. more destructive fre occurred
at Brooklyn, opposite this CITY, han was
ever before witnessed in that village. It
originated In pottery, occupied BY Nh
Secor, and consumed that building together
with the extensive store tc!ongiug to Jo.
shua Sands, Esq. bskery occupied by Nlr.
Robert Nichols, and hree or four sma,!
buildings occupied rs Offices Or stores.
Mr. Sands store contained about 1000
bales Of cotton, and quantity o:hldcsvey
little OF which has been saved. The COTTON
and hades belonged to a nun,brr o. meF
chants in tits cI!y.
With the bakery was destroyed a smai!
quantity Of aour and about 100 loads G
wood.
A schooner lying at the wha'f, loaded
with shingles, was several tmes On IRE, 0u'
b. the assistance OF ,he floating englne rom
this city, vas preserved, after losing aDo''
100 dollars value Of her deck load.
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T. Mny be LQught Loy / %,

A LEASE tier three yo'hg ives amos
equal to the lee simple rights ioF i49 .Ile'
OF LAND, lying in the county OF laI'''N
and being pant OF the tract called " Nae, w.
worth" the annual rent is $50 pcHHoS W..
ginia transfer Tobacco, who may DC boTS!'
for SIS. per cwl. equal TO S Is Is c's = =
situate about hire miles IRON AleXah','-
The Improvements are a leg dWcllNs N,T'I
with three rooms, kitchen, graz airy, &C. fy,
good Peach and Apple Orchard, ara III III,
siderable proportion of meadow ''n0 - NE
farm is said 10 be admirably aeapl'o ~ ~" oY
plaister-a good crop Of wheat was y ' '.,,T w.
said farm, and it is supposed sEoLt 9Oo HoIo
els corn Will be made this year. WIN u. w. ~
Dor of two hands. If not disposed o. Oe'I w.,
the 18th of this present month 1t VIII p'S A.,
bly, not he for sale after that pelloa' mrg
person wishing to purchase Will pie"so 'p 9;r.
to the subscriber, residing at NOUN '''''
who will sllew them said farm.
Nm. B. Melun.
o,o 2aw3t
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dueipg. Heretofore ready ebes;.,
paid 10 laws, because the ,sndrns seness IVA,
was to promote the welfare Of =. Of hos.
but the new system which dtn;. FeqpI,
the means ofp,ovlding tor Their 10 &tn
reduces them TO a sor, d sippelae aos'terce
can scarcity believe in ,i.v-tsa'; 's'''n ;th,rH
prohlb',lcns, and they All, dcr ! Vi sua}
l'et as an txeuse Tor then d,sob u dso,
this way they hibluate III, nsrl, e'Att. Ia
ten tempt OF the laws and the Public sp, 5s''nI
What host of criminals nus, s," "s,'aorl;y
Of things create How many, NM a'@e
inAues,ce OF want and despe,a,,, '"Csf III:
recourse 10 fraud and robbery .r -" Ha's
no legal means OF pursuing her ,@''s
tons, VIII avail themselves of,hn. eSPal
arc illegal officers employed to ~ ~Y'a|
the laws SO tn't What hide gainful LII
remains, is in the mos, cerun5 b,at tSA:|
the mes, sr'erous severity Of disrrtsss,, Cnl
with all its weight, upon pelscns :, q.
strictrst integrity. VIC
Princes! Parents Of your peopler Y
who hear their complaints and their o,, w
ii, is you whom our prayers invoke. n , S
oar hopes seek a refuge you will h. ! ~,
insercessors ;you viIlbear our amtnta,;ss
to the throne ot the grea, Napoleon 20"
will convey TO his conscientious FEELING ~.
information corctrniug eur distressed ,nd
critical condition, which, doubtless, Ia, w.
yer vet beer fairly lad before him. WI,
his powerful arm, with his genius, it x,,,
to save Us, utterly to Put en- end to he r..
ssrain.s under which we are pcrishina and
TO construct new system in union with ,be
accomplishment OF his great designs. Nav
yol enjoy the inestimab!e felicity Of rico.
ing over subjects, happy, con,rnted, ers;e.
full, loyal and virtuous This is he Gry2,.
est blessing which we can lmplore Rtsv,n
to confer upon you.
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October 6 .
e. The subscriber VISIBLE

to rcmorc to the westward, oilers 10Y 49," Limo
FARM on which he at present resides , ,be
contiguous to Alexandra, Georgetown srn the
CITY of Washington eleven miles r ,,,ar
first and less distance from the 'Vo '". so,,,y
containing about four hundred '''u o on,s. a
acres, on which are good improvement ..w
large and convenient Dwelling HouSs' ,aroe
and nearly compleat. to accon'"ous, s borses
s suitsb,e Vel we'll vaered and in hsrt to
neighborhood It's thought unne s';shinr to
say more, presuming any person w'I s on ap-
purchase will view the premises CIV ,Isxar-
plication to Mr.. DANIEL MINOR u ELL be
drio, or the subscriber, the terms - have
made Known; and the purchaser &c t' wheat
possession this fail, with the crop -
rye now sowing. ,n,,I,,
2aW
October IL.
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Iohn G. Laid,
October Is.


HIS FOR Sd E,
tons first quality Hemp
90 pieces Russia Sheetings and Duck
$50 pieces Nankeens
A quantity of Shoes, Wrapping s. Sheath.
ing Paper
1000 sides Soal Leather
90 boxes mould ard dipt Candles
40 quarter casks Sherry Wine Of supe-
rior quality
pipe London Particular cid Madeira
4 pipe Gin
Z tierce Pearl Ash
ditto Clue
barrels Sugar
rs ditto tanners OH
1000 bushels coarse Salt
SO hhds. Potomac Tobacco
loo casks Lime
Also, Exchange on London,
October l6
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A BLACK NAN for a house servant
Apply to the Printer.
August
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
SALEM, (Mass.) February IS.
FROM CAD1Z.

Yesterday the schooner Four Brothers,
captain Wtiiiam NRoiioy, arrived here from
Cadiz, which place she left the 22d Deem,
Der. (The Columbine, which arrived at
Boston the 18th, was few days later.) Capt
Molloy informs us, that on the 21st of Dec.
there was a report that the French army had
advanced within leagues of Sierra Moreno,
which during the day was several times
contradicted; but on the morning Of the 22d
he saw letter from gentleman at Seville,
mentioning particularly that the French had
approached near the Sierra Morena but that,
in consequence of the insurrection in Navarro
having taken formidable appearance, they
were obliged to make such large detachments
to that quarter, as to prevent their further
advance at present.
The Sierra Moreno is chain of mountains
enclosing and forming the natural barrier &
defence, of the south Of Spain, or kingdom oil
Andalusia.
Navarro is to the north, adjoining France
and contains the strong posts OF Pampcluna,
&c. in possession of the French.
Capt. Molloy has favored us with num-
Der of Seville papers, in which we do not
Ind any thing important.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09
FRANKFORT. Nov. 6

FRANKFORT, Nov. %.
The following proclamation has been published
at InsprIck -
EUGENE NAPOLEON, Arch Chancellor of
the French Empire, Viceroy OF Italy, Prince of
Venice, &c.
- Taking into consideration the acts of submits
SION which the Deputies, and former administra-
tors and Commandments, of the Tyrol, have pre-
sented to us, as also the letters which the Gene
raj commanding the French troops in the Tyrol
nave addressed TO Ills and as it appears from the
SAID acts and reports that the Tyrolese, impress
sed with sense of their duty and interest, are
Fastening on all sides to lay down their arms and
take advantage ofthe pardon, which his Majesty
the Emperor Napoleon, has secured to them by
the Treaty Of Peace with Austria, and as the
small Struggling parties in arms, which are to be
found here and there, in the Tyrol, consist ONLY
OF foreign intguders into the country, who wish
to take advantage of the confusion and disturban-
ces and IN fine, the Tyroese themselves
nave desired the dlsarming and dispensing Of
these Illegal bodies, we have commanded as fol-
lows
Art.I From the present day the Generals
commanding the French troops in the Tyrol shall
take urdcr their protection the persons and
property OF the Tyrolese and especially of the
Chiefs and Commanders who have given the ex-
ample OF submission TO his majesty the Emperor
anc. King, and remain firm in the same senti-
ments.
:. -: livery psrsoh VINO hVe days after the pub
iicatlon OF the present Order, shall be found in
the Iyroi with arms in his hands, shall be arrest
ed and shot.
III In like manner every person shall be ar.
rested and shot, who, FIVE days after the publica-
ton OF this Order, shall be convicted of having
concealed arms, in order to employ them against
the troops ofhis Imperial Majesty
~. The General in Chief Of the Staff, and all
The Generals commanding the different troops in
the Iyrol, are charged 10 provide for the execu.
ton OF the present order, which shall be printed
and affixed up in all The Communes of the eoun-
try.
.o :" Given at our head quarters, Vlach, Nov IL,
"EUGENE NAPOLEON"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-09

,ast in this city, sent a pbai'tnse re Witt
Clinton. prcdcated On .omc exprossio,s
which that gentleman had used i'll debate i'm
reference TO the oppression which he allied.
ged that Mr.. Clark had exercised upon his
tenants. In consequence Of this affair, Mr..
Clark and his friend MIR lynch, who bore
the challenge, were brought before the SEN
ate on Saturday to answer breach of privi-
lege. They were heard by counsel; after
which the Senate adjourned leaving the m in
the custody OF the SERGEANT at arms.
.4ibany Reg.