The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
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Ni'sS'sS'Fpi ierii.oly, praying for the adop.
| wa " S"''e measures to relieve them from
tne payment II duties exacted by he Span
,s' hoNerhihent ON produce or goods passing
ui'OuSh 'he Mobile which were referred to
! The Secretary u State, on the ,uyyes,;on
that 1T WAS only by trea,y tina, modifira ION
or repeal of these duties could be obtained
| ne legislature o. Tennessee also at their last
| session instructed ,heir Senators and reousst.
| "a tne~ Representatives in Congress 60 use
'nei' ehosVorS 10 obtain a removal OF this
obsuucuon to tine free navigation of yhe Mo
one. III Consequence of this instruction the
senators and representatives from Tennes-
aHHiessea an urgent memorial 10 the
fresiden; CT the United States On lie sub
! jectt
nongh the evil complained of operates
vim considerable severity on portion Of the
FSoP'e Oh the western country, it is one winch
- SSnsraiy oelieved, cannon be efIcCtuaiiy
renewed so long as foreign power exercises
sovereignty over the territory at he mouth
Oh the Ilfer because they have the hosy-
er, at any lime wholly to obstruct the ns,vIra.
ton.
Inc following extract of a letter from Plea
SAINT IA. Aiiile' Esq addressed TO his coasti-
'uents, "it shew e result OF The late aDpli-
cauon 10 The President of the U s. in rsia.i,
OF; TO this matter:
IL is win deep regret that have to in
form you, that al! the eXertions OF the dele
S"uoh from TINS sta'e to obtain the desirable
"NJeG's recommended to their atlen; ION by
cur last general assembly, and so f,eouentiv
ana ptesslngiy urged by his excsiIency tn.
governor, have proved unsuccessful. The
want OF success III our application IS not
apprehehd, to be aScribed to any hos ility on
inc part OF the president to the interests of
'iiis state, or 10 the western Country in gene
RAJ Out principally to- belief, that while he
cPAhlards are IN Possession of The mouth of
s q. river the Navigation of he waters of he
at9ohe VIII not very essentially promote our
interests as they Will have it in their powerat
pleasure to obstruct our Passage 10 the
OCEAN this opinion and the fear that inc
ISe navigation 0t hose wa ers world HAYS
tendency TO Involve The o. ) in controyer
sues with the Creekoar Spaniard, have /
DeIieNe, iau veiN considerable influence in m.
uecinS the presidens TO decline compliance
with our reques,.--.hat I'M.
r Ae1!no S4eeh, We learn that Messrs,
cornelius Coolidge & Co. have rrcened
advices of tbs shipment, by seycr,,I ye.s.,s
bound to different ports ir this state + the
RESCUE OF their flock of Merino Sheen.
4N'he nave arrived at Newburi port in ,he
snip Mark ard Ab gail, and SIX rsmarks,Ia
me ones arrived at this port On Frld y lasr
III tue DyiS Hamlet, and on SAunda, line
per t'e ihree 6ro'bers. Tnirteen are dai,
~ expected III the Snip Hrrsueil bound 70
t'o'N'na' Twelve III the beg Patriot of this
place &c. We are also Informed nat NJ.
sieuys Coolidge & Co are determined to
sen these sheep upou very LIBERAL t.7-nI mar
tle farmers of this and the adionin. s,at"s
ma! oe oehehtleo by an opportunity which
may never aS an occur, with as little incon
Vehiehcc to themselves as possible
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