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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
THE ATTACK ON THE CHEs-
APEAKE
. TORY BoTHERArIoN.

The great effort of the tories is to
bother, which is to confuse the sub
jects OF political discussion. Tnns
when the republicans say, brebare for
war, the tories sly we 1vunt war.
/. EVAnt war! Who has ever heard of
any party wanting war. NJ, no, gen
tlemen, we only want to prepare !; aud
yOu know that is the doctrins of WISH
ington you'may remember that it u
sed to be your oSou doctrine. Hav.
the federaIIsts not said thousand !, and
a.housand times over, that the b st was
to d0oid warts to prepare for It? To
b. sure they have; tteu recoIlect it
well enough. Well, then; the fede-
Tahsts on this occasion will vote with
the republicans, not for war, because
the republicans do not 4Uan war, but
for brc1arati1nj in case they do (and
they will disavow their own doctrines
if they do not the federalists and re-
publjcaps, like honest A Americans, will
30 together, and the tories will be left
to themselves. We want no zoar, we
ely desire 5rebdration in case we
shoGld be assailed. That's the object,
and the 6otIeratisn- men know it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
IoKY oUIRKs AND oulDDIrIEs.

man Of common sense would suppose
afier he conduct of Great Britain to war,ls this
country, that the lex rdlionis would justify any
sort of reasonable resistance to her Insults.
But the ideas of the tories on this heal are
very different.
Docs she impress our seamen, and is demand
for redress made 2 Take care, cry the TOTES
don't talk TO her in thai style, ii you want 10
gre, any salts faction.
Does she seize our vessels and cenfiscatc our
merchandise. and are complaints made 10 her
for sa,isfactioaf The admins ration are all
wrong. say he tories the zone should be loy-
er-the Key rs 100 high.
Does she kid citizen in onr own waters Z
Be easy. rear the tories =,e easy. or yoa'i
get no hing--the administration mast not be
so saucy
Does she attack anational frgae in tine Of
peace murder part of the crew and cioti.
va.e ano her part Now, be calm, for OILS
sake be CALM prsach the tories se 5 argue
the point, let's not 70 to was--ic.s reason a
bout it.
Is AN arrangements made with her accredi...
cd minister, and does she wan,only violate j. ?
She had right to do So quoth tue tories--
why complaia If you complain yoIIl afroa
Great Britain==ss. take eve, fzte care
Is her minis .er dismissed fot mis- repeated in
science? There cry the tories. there! you've
done it now now you've mor,al,y, oIea led his
maes'y! All The Lord kno NJ wat Nsjli be-.
come the country now nothing VIII do
but TO send aad ask paedon
Such. from time 20 time has been the shut
fling, qiirking. quibbGng iaagaage OF, the to-
ries or Bri; sh faction a me u sta es. foam the
beginning 10 The end of English outrsgss up.
on as. Let Grea' Britain do as she will lie,
her impress, capture, a.sack, and murder US,
the cty OF he tories is, be calm, be easy, take
care don't offend her, ysu'll nave war. In
the name of S5nd ia his scene of degradation
neve: 10 end ? Ifi cannot end wi,hou, war,
why then Ier war come. for we cannot faee
worse than we do a, presens during the blood
dies war. ~
1t does not seem a!togetiv so pr3oer TO use
fle zuoyd .'ENn," for in truth. there sssoss TO be
NO END 70 tienl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
Visgin;a legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Ian. II, 1910.

! Mr.. Thompson from the committee
appointed on the part Of this house to
examine jointly with CON nittee from
the Senate the treasurer's accounts for
the astyear, made the following re-
port:
) The oint committee Of both Houses
having, according to order, examined
the Freasurer's accounts, from the first
day of January to the 3ist day Of De-
cenber, 1899, inclusive, fad that. at
the last settlement of mis- accounts, on
the 3ist day of Decemosr 1893, there
remained in the treasury balance of
one hundred forty-one thousand, three
huai ed aud ninety one dollars twenty
cents; since which time the treasurer
has received, on public account the
follow .lS sums, viz:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

, But, what does their sophs.ry emoun.
to by. implic .,ion ? To this, and this a,one :
tn 1t tne pre- Jd-nt ough, TO have accepted
hethree condi ions + Mr.. Canning be-
cause, Ii, as tue Bosto, Cent nc, con ends,
It Was wroag in the rres,dem t. make the
arrangement with Mr.. Erskia and IL Was
right in ths British government TO violate
IL, It follows, according TO the federal doc
triue, that the three conditions ought To
have been accepted -or, which is coming
at once to the point, to accept. just what
Great Britain would grant and TO ask for
NJ, more. In truth, ta,s is the federal doc-
trina throughout -ahatever is done by the
BRITISH minlstry is done by the federal,sts
|here-they are one aud the same in poll.
tics, and the simplest man in the country
must by this time have found out, what
the republic ans loas ago said, what Presi-
dent Adams tolt Alexander Hamilton, that
here is a Britsth rae ion in this country,
watch is undermining AMI attempting to
overturn the free institutions of govern
nent, Sd happily, ord iin.d for the benefit
of tae people, aud 10 reducesthe states to
positiou or direoe or indirect COLOMBO ser.
viSude.
IL said that Mr.. Erskine has arrived in
England, in % days passage in the frigate
t'Atricare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
Cumberland My courr. 1909.

Aeeous uaTe lporf, surviving partner) In
OF WIN A cxous Davenpor;, phE 8 Chan.
AGA ISsT CRY
Joshua Glover < Water Jones, def,s.
Ede d-itnain' ,ihu,, net having en,ered nj,
appearance ana given secu ;ty according 10
the act of ssieruby aad the rules ofth,, CO.,
and = appearing TO the sslisfac ion Of che Cour,
hat he 10 not al nhloir N OF .tnis state on
the Ho;ion of the plaintiff by his counsel i, is
ordered thu. un'es, the said defendant ,shus
d. appear here on or bef re he 4 n Moniay in
Augnst nex', aad answer the pla asiff's bill the
matter thefe'f will be decreed agains, himj and
mar COY of this order be forth with in,erted
IN som one or tne news papers printei i n the
city of Richmo nd for three weeks su &C es sivsiv
and p Isle! q; the feon. d,er of the Court Ho use
of this county.
Gopy)-Attest
MILLER WooDSoN, j.. DC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

IL s said that Mr.. Erskine has arrived in
England, in % days passage in the frigate
fAsrIcane.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
LADIES' 81 GENTLEMENS1
POCKET BOOK ALMANAC,
FoRTHE YEAR 1910.
lust published and for sale az
this Office

THE G .n'Iemen's Bo ok contains an aim =
mac riled pages f1r me mOranduths, cash &C.
com. sc government Of the ". S. ex. cuiy
log stature and judiciary, federal courts of law,
departments Of The federal government teg-
'ritorial governments, pa enis. mnislcrs. con.
suls &C. and fom for ign na'iors, csnllc c
lis Of the army anil Htyy, n ,rn c,ras, naF,
marine corps navy yard a--W $ rngtop, u5S4{
force the u. S. and vesse.s ~ connli, sion,
post ofh,e, progress OF posi- oii,e e., sbi.sh-
ment. coins OF the u s. duties nd drswbAcfs.
officers of the Gus oms, light houses, several
us GI tables.
The Ladies Book contafrsa bcaW'h en-.
CRAVING anl description of tse' falls ,f Ma
CARA, an almanac, ruled PAGES iOr oemaran.
ga rs obseevatio1s, cash accog >. yc varl-
ely OF pieces ofsciect 5oe.ry, see aii t,le,r.~
ted ssngs, marSetinS and otbcruscfu' tat,es.
Ndvember %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

James river ~
lnstalrnent of state shares
In the Bank so ooo
Special acts of Assembly 1860 ~
Certih- ates dicountsd IIOo s2,
SS5o,716 10
Leaving on the 3fst day
ofDecemoer 1909, bn-
lance in favor OF the trea-
sury of 1867 10
And the committee having con,par
ed the warrants. and receipts in The
treasurer's Office, and having found
them to correspond with the differen.
entries In his books, have destroyed
them
Aud the committee having also ex-
amined the register Of public debts
since the last settlement of the trea
surer's accounts, find that he has re-
newed certificates thereof from mum.
Der S97 to number 422, inclusive, and
lind the interest thereon to have been
correctly calculated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
LINE .TRuE POINr

The shallow cunning Of the tory prints i,
so con,s mptible in some Instances, tn a
they are hardly worth attending to. and if
1t were not that they have a certain eff ct
9Ipon uninfor med minds they would no. be
attended to. rhey have been lately aver.
ring shat government is going to war on
.accoun. of a quarrel with minister os G.
Britain. Who walt believe so stupid AN
assertion : The offence OF Jl:ks9a WIS
gross enough, tfuly-=--5ut the cause. the ian
mediate cause ofwar (if it does happeu) 80
THE ATTACK ON THE CHES-
APEAKE.
That outrage, every body knows, if no
a,oned for by Great Britain, is good. law
ful, and honorable cause OF war l. has
not been atoned for-atonement is refused
--fhe mock offers Of rettara ion add 10 the
ourGge the delay in giving sittsfact on,
adds to the injury--ind, if proper atone.
ment is not made wHhin re isonable time
no administration could possibly avoid a !,
venging the foul deed Dare even the TO-
ries controvert this doctrine ? We hope
EDgland may atone in time, and the nation
be preserved from war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

ViAGlNIA:
JUNE GENERAL CouRr 1873.

June GEsERAL CouRr, 1893.
The Com nouweath y no,r a., IL
AoAINsr journed case
Disria court held at Nj rgan iowa
The crurs are unsIn ousy of opinion thar
w"ers an indi IN mt or PRISE, tnient is found
oy Z -and Iuy, against any person for mis-.
oemeaasry % wsicG tie law has sfii xed an infa-
NOUS or c'p,ral punishment that the cou.r
De &c whom such Psesen:meht or inac meht is
foan may in ia diicre;i IN award a ca,ias in
tue rr,t ms ance and thar upon .in,iictnenis
and pyssea olents IF an interior uslu e., sun
Court ouSh after swo vesite fAcias's have been
returned not fopnJ to aSa-d :, ca,,ias Itis
tne'ef're oIdered laat il be ceytiiied 10 the
slorgAn gn Dtrics cout, thar 4 capia,
ought &c be awardeSH, Ibis ease.
Published by Order oil cou-t-Nov. 1909.
PGYTON DREW, c. c c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
On account Of the revenue tax Of

From clerks of courts 2o,217 So
Do. inspectors of tobacco l3 900 ~
Ga account of tn. purchase
of unappropriated land e1s 76
From slnlry persons Tor the
redemption of their land
returned for the non pay
ment of the taxes, 1885 SO
From suadry persons on di-
vers accounts 1886 As
On account OF militia fines 3,778 S.
From Penitentiary agents 6,973 SO
Do. tbs Register of the
laad Office a,o76 IS
Bank of Virginia 14,4oo
Certificate tax Of 1885 81 81
Making in the whole,
with the said balance re-
naming on the said
31st day of December -------
1903, the sum of S497,o5s 90
The committee further find, tn t
the treasurer in the period aforesaid
has disburse and ad Omitted in discounr,
according to law, the following sums,
Expenses of the General
Assembly S56,71s 81
Criminal prosecutions &
guards 24.133 10
Officers OF government 66,539 IL
DO. OF militia 5,OSt 81
lntereston the public debt 5,429 %
CO.. missioners of the re-
venue 12,7os 40
Contingent fund 1920 III
Mandatory of arms 573 II
Making arms, including
officers salaries 55,83f AZ
Slaves executed and trans
ported 1856 81
Richmond public guard 6,9Ol 81
Pensioners 4,2O3 90
Foun Try a1d boring mill 1868 21
Penitentiary expenses, in
clldlng officers salaries 1872 81
District court clerks 1901 90
Public warehouses and IN
spectors' salaries 1907 IS
Expense Misrepresentation
to congress 4l9 90
Militia fac fund 1873 81
Opening a road in the
county Of Kenawha 79o
Electioa Of President and
Vice-Pres.dent 81 81
! Bounty on wolf scaps 79i IL
Lunatic Hospital 1900
/ Circuit court clerks 2,f75 SO
Warrants not provided for 1852 So
! Surveyor Of the falls Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16
oaANoa,zl!

Great men an great orators are so ea.
silly made Ia. odr d.iy, tnat tn. iua.ry rs
likely TO be overs ockei with them Il is
true, th-y are Of i musaro, n grown. & are
not very Ikely to last long but their con
thu ii iacrs use more than countero ilanccs
the orevity OF Their duratioA. l. iDkin, oick
on past tines tnrousa tn, teascnsnins vo.
lune OF ancient history, our attention IS fix
ed upon bur two excellea. orators; wa.ist
these pralia: years present TO tue a,sonis i.
ed gaze OF Ia Aukiad, Who'll. les.oas Of pre-.
eminent s.atesmsa aud most eloq lent sp IA.
kerS ''.fNf
L he manner OF their production is admi-
rable for its st.nplici,y rhe wiole pro.
cess IS PERFORM i by the newspapers. All,
as example IS 0erter taan pcec.p:. W. se-'
lect specimen or the N g,cai OPERATION
from the [edshenicnf II nerzcan, OF S ,tur.
day the Ga instant. Il Is qnited from ia.
proceedings OF the Hoass OF Representa-.
lives n Z Ingress
+" Mr.. Tasgars constulei his very ter.
fensnt aud ingenious o5s.rvltlols."
Mr.. Sardenier pce.nssd a few co.
qneHt AMI imfrsssive remark"
Mr. ,Ssardc her pr, e;lel in few can
did aad diyaifei absery atioas"
"Mr. C irdeaiss tn n, eater. I'd into long
aad abe saql,ry - ,iuatB3us arge..
( msntasiUe AID suitty speech
Taas, setting aside tue ferHneacy and
ingenuity of Nj. Tag strt, we h ave the re-.
'nirks OF Mr.. q .rdeaser, WITCH are AZ oic-
eloquent. inahressiOc, ca u l d.gt:Ee2,
f2nS, a5-e, ln7l-aoas, argAmss d.lve, and
7otSty. An1 al this, 100. In a s,ngte g e..
vsning session From this description OF
the OBSERVATIONS OF these two persoaag.s.
WAC would suspect that tn. fist ,s a
III noiing Correction, parson, and lne otne,.
adrdw.ins, pert, QUO ling New York coul-
try attorney It tie Re.t1rfers 2FPro.
ceeIinSswlo, witnous meccy, mtaitacCdre
tnese great men. before wnose jouraaiizei
portraits the giores Of DIN oseaenes All
Z cero fade into mare giclms of rasa.
light
WHAT is, philosophicaily speaking, the
cdAse OF the aIjectivs applause, soprofus..
~ o slowed upol Certain sp-akersi Mere.
ly tnss, Iie rep)rters of proceedings Al
the house OF representatives nave certain
set OF phrases IN their msmorIes, and t1ase
they scatter IN their Paragraphs ON tue d..
ciAnnars OF the,r own sect at rtnd,n, with :
oul weighing, for single instant, tae pro-
priety OF their Application. flis. walls: it
accoua;s Tor the RAPED production of SD ma
ny great orators IN the n use of Reptes.n,.
tdtives, explains the reason OF tllelr epls.
neral duration. rsiey are generated in
tns newspapers and they die in the news
papers iney srat tteir aour uao1 Ms
sage, and pass Cd, Ike Shadows, into 90.
lIvioa. ,St
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/, Nnwiths .aniing all IN, omissions, AMI
the ''ttx' ( a5rac ID in ii trsany, tae w.t.
ter % "Rea cuois'' tanks they wou {.
have bseh asiply overb tiinced by one SIN :
gle consideration AID wn AZ would you
imaStne II. considerAu1ito o. L,.r nj n
SPEAK for Aims rs,
We sfoud haze ce1scfto look on eaca
othtr nth an e0iieye"
Oae is inclined Co doubt the correctness
OF nus senses at suca i,nsIlge as this. We
are tosiys up our rights, 10 sub nit {, taxa
tioa, oecaaS; 1t will prodd;e nirkS ADD
smiles. All PLEASING os'ins. Is tue w.t.
ter talking of a gu irrel b.twecn a lover
and his mistress, or is he treating of ths
nigasy wrongs OF an insiited ni.ioa Is
ne Recommending a coarse of condu:: 10
the keeper OF Dag1io, or a system u Dig
nthsi policy 70 the Aneric IN caoince r.
Nus We, indeed We W 10 have been ia
saited ~ TO the CHA asst we deal VITA
Great brtsa.n as with a colu ettish dame I
Mast We sno)ta h1r GROW with sa1n ssh
on! Ierrih Il a. ner frowas, md,c We /.
IN inl notany III. Wait she wal grd mt I
faen talk no more OF in1 .psn iehcs, uf Va.
ior, OF riteiligence. You, VINO In adoo,
senr'iIi -nts like these, go, a sowh your coua.
try, desert tue son OF yoar fathers. and Sc !.
p irste yourselves inio wandering tribe 5
ike the lsraeiites or, surrender youra
selves N a mass Co one dsspot of Eu.
rope, WAC Will scoarge you aud your pos.
terity into tue most aojecr servility. A.
ter suc.i siav'sh princapies are advanced /,
VINO caa wonder tnat the SAM writer pro-
ceeds to Question tn. propsiely of NJ.
Miusoa's conduct Win respect 60 the Bri.
isl envoy jicksol
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

u virtue OF a deed of truss Bearing dat, Inc
~ % -h.of December, 1906, and day record.
ed !. ne county cours Of Chester6e,t, execured
~ Wimam Brow for the purpose of securing
Inc puHSira. payment 1.-THE sum OF coz 1879
with int e.: thereon frou he date o. he sail
deed and the expenses necessarily iucsrred By
carry q .ue said trust deed into execution be-
iinS the inst ms alrnsnt of de5t due TO Ben
Jarin Hatcher of the county of Chesierssld,
asreeaoiy 10 the special tenor ct the said ,rusr
desd,-wih be SOLD. at William Lankfo,d,s
Iavern N the said county. on Saturday The 27!h
InstantJ iUi t-2Aeass of LAND, or as much
thereof as VIII be sufficient to pay the said deb,
interest and cost then due, Iesesving 5 acres
thereof 10 The said William ID own, |, ieg ia the
county of Chesterfield, on PowAi;c cysek sd.
'ining the lands of James A. Pa, czca and
BeaJanin Hatcher, about S miles from the
TO wnof Manchester. The sale viii be made
under the provisions Of the act o assembl, col 4.
csrning executions, &c. &c. by the
TRUSTEES.
Chesterfield county. Jan. IS n, 1910 90
k'uE ubcrIber has opened a t0usc OF private
ente tainment at his residence in Powta,an
cennty, CT Senty Eve miles an We M .nchester,
Twenty miles below Carersvi e, one rie a.
bove the fork Of the river AMI middle roads and
on; mile fom the Fine ere k) mil where due
attention will be paid by
HoRATIo TURPIN.
January 10th, 1910 va,
nor sale, a VEKY Likely NaGKO
II GIRL. II years Of age. Enqde al me
Argus ofiie.
JanuaN I5h 1910 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
Gro BE coNrINuEp.)

WILMINGTON July 7th.
His maJesty's slmp Il war Avon has re-
tuned /" New Castle. We are credibly
informed that an uninterrupted ntercour,e
rs kept up between this vessel and some of
our unprincipled and trai srous citizvns, by
which hundreds of dollars worth of provisi
ons have been furnished ner in direct viola
ton and contempt of the laws and at the
moment when this same vessel has several
impressed Americans on board. Every one
VIII AK the qnestica-who is it That ough,
TO enforce the law? We have officers o. the
customs whom we believe are vigiiant i'm the
performance of their duly We have a dis
rict attorney, and district judge Is it
remissness OF duty on the part o. either, r
porn OF the, latter, Or apa by at Washington
mat encourages the base and unpsincilled
IN degrading the American character 3
4 ime mits no more of this unpleasant
subject at present. More anon.-- Uatch
man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

your families can jnin in modest PRAYER he
re me altar of cSeraai mercy in Tie Die,
sea hopeN"f everlasting hic! with whom, IN
y k ms power vino 10, whatever na.,,e ht.
may De called, 'hrougt, wha snever medium
me err'nS cot week morlali y may v.rNs
Image, j. ever & ,til But shall such
'uiii N accents trouble the peaceof Hraye.
a.'u III ma'! Has he not lbell.d woman
de mas! aud never could the Zoe of wonar'>
peace be friend to God or mani,
do not saw that reformation NAV not
hgnt upon the 'er,est sinner. AID we are
tod there is more joy in Heaven for one
sinner that repcnts, than nineiy nine thai
never went as,ray. Be il so. B,,t true con
TRITON IS mark.d with necklaces and humi.
my. has his been So! IL he now repents.
us IKE an angry woif that stands at bay
grinding his teeth. and who repents of sn
'hihy but this. that ne is Caught The
words ms Counsel opened wi h this day.
were they like pepitence, when he threat
ened deep shame and ruin to this lady and
ner friends! 10 make the color fade upon
her cheek! regretted that her own son was
not 'hen present TO ssupra,e his own mo
tner' and hoped she might be then in court
10 hear him say so? WIS il repentance, to
nave hr,t lursucd her iu,o the privacy of
modest LIE aud al the shrine of blessed hos
pltahtv. betore the household Gods of her
projectors, like saDguinary savage assail
ner with his club but even within this
hour. mere IN the sanctuary OF the law, once
more To INT ms worse than homicdal arm
aud aim another dagger at her breas,
Is 'his tnat true repentance. in sack cloth
ava IN ashes. that moves mans pity and
Heavens mercy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
From the Baltimore American.

The new British order in council, is one
ut the mos ffagran outrages upon tne,ighs
and sovereignty ofncutral nat Jns, that ever
stained the historic page OF civiised man.
IL is neither more nor les, than tive total
blockade OF the entire coas's of the u. STA es,
authorising the capture and condemnation
OF all american vessels. engaged in our FISH
cries Inc iati ude given to the British ~
ders IN council, by their admiralty courts,
jus,ifies- the most alarming apprehensions.
This order shows, that @ BIZ ain is deter
mined 20 strip France of he wreath OF in
fanny, by exceeding her in her stretch of
Piraical depredAtons nn American proper
~ lhis IS another eff, CT IT the weak and
nerveleSs conduct of thet last Congresses
Instead OF supporting the majesty of the
laws, and maintaining the independence of
the Country. even at the DoiBt at the sword.
they uDfurled, UNPROTECTED tue swelling
sails OF commerce, ana LET hem to the mer
cy Mt the piratical disurbers of mankind
Ihe removal of the EmbaI GO, ithout all
efhcient substitute, was a base discretion
OF public duty surrender(oi National
fiBh'--jdse submission to foreign edCts
We nay be Told. that this new order is
Intended solely for European operation--not
SO. Read but the order and Compare il
with the act prohibiting British and French
armed vessels from our waters and the
construction of that law by the Treasury
department, and il will be found 10 be an
order of retaliation for the act of occlus, :
on; intended for the destruction of the A
merican fisheries inasmuch as the British
flag rs not freely admitted into our harbors,
1t being restricted solely TO unarmed and
despatch vessels.
Ihe following extract, which is the es =.
sence OF The order, shows the necessity of
an immediate cal Of Congress, to adopt ef
hcient measures, to rescue our commerce
from impending ruin:
All vessels which shall have cleared out
from any port, so FAN vadtr he conVoui Of franc.
o. her allies, As THAT BriIsh sesscls mar no,
FEKELY frdds bcreH, anu winch are Smpio,e..
az The Whale Fishery, or other Fishery Of any
description, save IS hereinafter Excepted. anc
are returning, destined TO return, either to the
poit hOm wnsnce L icy cleared, or 70 any otn,
port or rlsce, at wirirh tue British A,g may no
irtely trade, shall be captured nd coaAmned. 20
gs,hsr With thed stores 4ni cargo, as oJise to a.,
raptors"
The exception is very gracious one. as
his ma;estY IS pleased as yer, to bet vs. have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
pREsBuRe April u.

-, + bUNO NPTII II.
The Grand Vizie's neaG quar- ers " re
SUI AZ Schiumia in the beg n.ing of This
month tConsiantinADl as well az in he.
Turkish army. macy E. gIis Ulcers bad
arrived from NJ alta rne Grand Signior.
Mhiinud assisted almost over, day AT The
deliberations at the Divan The prepare.
lions Tor opening new campaig gtinst the
Russians were carrie d I'm in ali the provinces
Of the Turkish empire with tbs Creates &C.
tiviry
fhe Turkish & ct in he pore of Cons, an
tinople was ready to sail on a CT use into the
Black sea.