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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

NJ OflCE-In a former advertisement, ,c-
~ que.tcd all persons iwit bted to the estate
OF Mr. Thomas Nicholson, decd. to pay off :hc,r
respective dcbts, aud invited all persons ..-io
had debts due 20 them from that estate, to make
them known TO me AID receive paymefit-i 'a-
tend AZ the expiration month from this dae,
to d vide among; the resid,ary lcgatees OF sxr.
belonging To TIA. cstate-i therefore earnestly
quest, that il AIRY ono has now a claim for debt
against the estate that they will exhibit it TO
forthwith and receive payment, anu beg and
'n;rsa, OF those indebted 10 the estate to Pay oH
tueir respective debts without delay.
c. CCPiAND, Executor.
Richmond, Dereni,-r IS, 1909 2,w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

SsNHE SUBSChI.E r gives NoIvc. thai Win
4 ayi..yv TO ;oe education of his own Children.
lie has determined 90 rcnoye hig family to The
CITY OF Richmond lie has rented tie House at
present occupied by the Chancellor md plroos-
es taxing ID o. Il young boys OF giria ats AIS ia
mi!y AS boartiers
lie pledges iiimseIlhat tie mos: rigid a:tcnti.
on shall be paid 30 The morals AK! genera vel
rare OF such &c may he COMMITTED 70 +. care. -
Fhe situation :,c bag chosen Is hsa sni i.ealthv.
and sufficiently conv eiit 10 Inc IA .af,-:nv He
expects 10 sc IN readiness 10 receive hoarders bv
the l0t'o' j7nuary; in the mean time any com
I'm" oa4oas 'n'lis subject may be addressed to
Ma at Colurti,ia
Bi~ prioe far board Is 6 20 peg aaauya one
ut.rt 10 tc paul l.! advance, one l''rt IN six
mon;hs. and -: sa!aRca At the end &c Ae year.
each boar,.I. finding us bed.
70 &CtPLES.
December 10 v.s,ynI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

Solid CELERY,
Rouni Sp;nage,
Pepper Grass,
Early Spring,
aid " ia,er Cress.
Dou5,e 20, Mary
ych!, 4,
Pr, NlA'!oram5
Blood EJECT,
Orange Carrot,
Spring and Winter
Turn.,.s, .-
a,it; White Mustard
Seed.
DEANS.
1arCe white Kid.
ncy,
Cranberry.
SaecSled and
A,bu,l-.
CORN.
Early Frame,
Do. Canadian,
DO S cect,
bn. Sil1sia.
Little Dwarf Clo-
YER,
Large Red. do. and
Timothy Seed.
Also Fifteen 'rierces
Rice,
Ten Boxes Sperma.
crti Candles
,yfr'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

ANOVEk COUNTY.- The subscriber IA
I 4 tends TO continue his SCHOOL. in the
neighborhood Of Col. VIM. Trueheart, Mr.. Ed.
ward G. Sydnor, &c the ensuing year where he
offers to teach the English Grammar, Reading.
Rhetoric, Writing and Arithmetic. The pee
for tuition will be S Is payable at the expn'a,ion
OF the term: which will commence The 8!t of
January, and cad the 18th of December. The
thin population OF the neighborhooi does not
warrant an expectation Of getting = full school
without boarders, he is therefore authorised 10
say that Mr.. Sydnor who resides on Eca,shy
Situation & very convenient indeed TO the schngI.
will take bosrders at $ 60 per apEum. .rae Ut
most attention will be pad 10 the moral conduct
of the children, as welias To their advancement ia
learning. The number Of Scholars snail not ex-
coed twenty.
BOWLING STAREIE.
We The undersigned do Willingly lecIsrc that
so far as wehaye or heard, that Nr BeYling
Starke has conducted lis sc.Iool with g great
deal ofattenion and prophecy.
Gwen under our hands this els. OF December,
1909
I'm. 7rueicart, miller TaUey,
C.. LihIebGge, Hrnict lharsgr,
I'm. GtVGncy, Ed,,ryd &. ceLr2r,
Joha GARNER, Nm Rh;tc.
December %. wSwT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

EDWARD HALLAM.
HAS received by the last arrivals from Esi-
i i rope. aud Tor sale next do ~ above the iiasic
1aver-a fresh and general supply OF Garden
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

\ he subscriber contemplating a removal ell
4 ther into the City OF Richmond, or some o.
Their place FOR the l. iucation Of his younger chill
dren wishes to lease Tor three years the Powlla-
tan with such parts of the aJo.in,, I!nds a.
may be agreed on.
SM MAYO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

a PPL1CATlON will bc made to the +, esi-
L n dent and Dire ctors of the Bank of vfri.
MIA to renew certificates OF stock Nos. 28O9 and
3ol9 standing in my naIae on the books OF the
DasA.
G. NEWTON.
January A. o.u6vvU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

~ HEESG, HATS, SALT-PETRE, GUT-
~ pow DER "A consignment of Co!ox-ed
Cheese OF superior quality, in casks and boxes.
Just received.
A large and general assortment Of gentlemcn's
SIZE Beaoer and Fwr HATS
English refined SALr-PErnE,
and FF glazed and rough Cyx-Powpza.
FOR SALE, by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27

was stated in the annual report ne
Ccsnoer iass. that an encrease of du-
'ses would nor. on accunn. of the terms Of
eredk Moved for the payment of duties.
suPsrseds tue necessity OF a loan for ths
serv'cSofth year. The amount of Thar
loan mishtsof course he diminished if no
credit, or credit of only sixty DAYS was
anowed Tor the payment of the proposed
additional duties. ~
Public Lends.
nese Constitute the only great national
exclusively of loans and taxes.
10y nave already been mentioned as for
meme OF the public debt and rho 1nss;
o.nty OF their oeing used as means Of f. :
eh'tating loans, has been sueses,ed a
porion{tntsht also be usefuly annI;ed "a
ooantyese o'hcers and soldiers Whenever
become necessary to raise a CON.
ac.No'e ioFcc. But as an object of i'm
~a'a'e revenues l much doubt whether
e'i's Can De materially increased wi,bour
r9dicai Grange in the present system
MOI less than ten land Offices are now
IN ii,i operation, offering a great choice Of
good lands situated IN variou, climates 8,
san'eo 10 the habits of the citizens Of eve
|y portion ct the Union. They are sold
- 'alS % Two dollars an acre. or RI.
III as one dollar and sixty four cents. if
800 ior at the time of purchase. and IN
S.s oi one hundred and sixty acres.
as much is sold as there is actn / dsn,na
TOT land in similar situations ar IN ~ rr;,a
ne sales are however almost evclus;veI,,
oohuhs 10 those who are CIR intend RI he
uone acsuai settlers, and all the monev
~nica can be raised by that descr,n ION
PurShssers is annually paid to the u. :.
oraer TO enerease Immediately the a
-iou',1 OF sales, a different capital from thar
"n'ch mas heretofore been applied tn thar
ooJects the capital of persons who viii
purchase tor the purpose OF sel,iog again
Win profit, must be brought into acton
bot 1t is evident that TO person will rnr
ohase lands at tue present price as an object
W speculation whilst the u States confin
ue 10 sell at the same price in small tracts
q ehect the proposed object, it would be
,neeessary not only TO reduce the price,
out, to make a difference between thar ~
lands sold inslarge tracts, and that asked
Tor small tracts, sufficient TO encolrare
purchasers oman extensive scale. That Il
teration might produce an additional re.
venue, but appears TO me extremely ,piu.
rious IN other respects. The present sys-
TEN or sales has been tried, aud, answers
the expectations OF the Lesisl .ture.
gradual increase must, MISUNDERSTANDING
some temporary fluctuatious, necessarily
take place. On that J woul1 RELY nnr
wodid venture 10 suggest any other change
than that already proposed Oh former
occasion, moderate and general reduction
OF prices, disseminating at the same time
all sales on credit, but continuing to sell at
the same rate large or small tracts of
land.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient serv't.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. John w. Eppes, Char
man of the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
0ENERAL W1LKINsoN-

Mr. Pearson said his object in now
addressing the House was 70 intro.
CoSe TO their attention subject inter.
esting to the honor and Intimately
connected with the safety of the ma
tioa, a subiect which had occupied a
great portion Of the public attention,
and, IT he was not mistaken, had ex.
cited much public indignation. The
resolution he was about to propose was
IN relation to the conduct ofrhe COM
mander in chief Of the army of the
United States. Gentlemen Tsaid Mr.
Pesrs6n] are not at this time to be in.
termed that suspicious not light as
ar, not depending on ordinary rumor,
Hor upon common newspaper publica-
items, but appearing 10 shape inf
nitely more imposing, hang over the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27

wished.--if the American government did
see Mr Erskine's Instructions (and we have
never been able to ascertain why they
were exhibited to them,) and if, HAVING
seen them, they concluded an ARRANGEMENT
which they knew to be in violation OF those
instructions, they surely caa have little
cause TO be angry with US tor not having
abided BY them. Nor, perhaps, have we
much right to complain of them for hay
ing subscribed to such an arrangement.
There is in the Presidents speech a
tone tar from beiRg conciliatory to this
country--is is tone too that seems to be-.
speak wish on bis part to inflame th .
public mind of America against US. The
heat occasioned by the affair of the Chesa..
peake had subsidized, we had offered all the
atonemen, in our power, and more we shall
always think than we ought to have done
yet the President recurs to the affair ;.
gain, and applies to it expressions equally
calculated to inAame his countrymsn and
affront us. He seems, too, to have dismiss
sed our minister with considerable abrups.
ness, and this is confessed even by some
CT the American papers. Of the particu-
lars Of Mr. jackson's conduct we are as
yet insutiiciently informed. Hut if his
statement be correct, which we are bound
TO beksve, that his offence consisted 10 stat,
ing the fact of Mr. Erskine's Instructions
(Which did not justify the arrangement
entered into) having been exhibited to the
American government, Sin order to repel
the frequent charges oil ill faith which
hayc been made against his msjesty's gov.
srnHIent' rc,there Is no man in the kingdom
Fhowilrpot applaud Mr. Jackson's conduct.
,andkay dat he acted with the spirit of a
HNahswhoi felt fer the honor of his cuuu.,
try
We need not remind our readers OF the
different measures which the Americao
government has always melted out TO US
from that which it has meted out to other
governments Mr.. Jackson is accused OF
having used lasguage implying that MIR.
ErskiDe's instructions were made known
to the American government. Mr.. Smith
lnt,uated that SUCH Insinua,ions were mad.
mlssible. MIR. Jackson repeated the impli.
cation, and was dismissed; is a disagree.
ment as to facts good ground Tor the dis.
m.ssal of minister Or did the honor
OF America require that our minister should
have been dismissed for using language
implying what was statsd to be an error.
ahb afterwards repeating the Implication.
1a9w did we &C, la a case IN point. MI.
Hipkhey communicated 10 his government
- S"S'An"~S VI h's CONTRIBUTES with Ar.
CSnhns, ard did it IN language winch was
eof.sidered by Mr. Canning, as nor warrant.
Cd by tact. and conveying a maeaing en-
trey d'hersns from rhAt intsEded. The
ministers very politely contradic1ed each
cher, and yst Mr. Pmkney was never
threateRed With y dismissal. Aud how die
the American government behave In the
Case OF The Marquis a. Yrujo, the Spanish
minister: Span was then 1he ally OF France
'ahu Tie Marquis was permitted to abuse
NV hmerican governments vita impuai-
ty."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
CONGRESS.
IN sENATE,
WedHesdsy, March 81.
ROADS & CANALS.

On motion by Mr. Giles TO postpone the
further consideration of the bill to the frat
Monday in December next, it was deter.
mined 10 the Affirmative
For postpouement--MSssr Chsmpliu.
CoAdit. Crawford, Ffaukl in, Gaiilard.
Giles, Gll~an, Goodrioh, Hillhouse, Lam
bert. Leib, Lloyd, Matshewson. Pickering
Robinson, smith of Md Snmter, TurneI
-1s.
Against pcstponem snt--sMessrs Arder.
snn, hsysrd, Clsy. German, Gregg, Her
sgy Meigs, Pope, Smith OF n. Y. Tat,
%VhitesiGe.s=a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27

ls' The commissioners Of the sinking
fund will, out Of the annual approsriati'
on of elgbi millions Of dollars Tor the oay
meat OF the debt reimburse, in 1915, tie
residue oil the exchanged SIX per cent, STOCK
amounting to $3.50 900 dollars, aud in 1911 /,
tae whole OF the converted six per csat.
STOCK, amounting TO 1850, 600 dollars. Ii is
prooaole that the owners OF those two sDe.
Cos Of stocktwould consent TO loan the
amount. provided it MAS irredeenabls Tor
a few years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
Notice (!
Lands for Sale,

r the Subscriber: That valuable AID wen
'kno%n, Plantation, TApp.s on. con,sining
$50, acres, the property OF nc ls's Charles
+. NSp dse.d- also $40 acres of most e-elIent
L aSD dining tbs asove alo SCI seres' ~ ~.
land wh3reon the subscriber live,--Ie .hsse
Lands should not bs sold At private sale bsfore
the third Monday in August ncx., will be IA
. ublicy on that day ar Psncs Edward cfurt
house, being court day.-Teyns, one thiei 4sh.
the balance equally dividad IA two. shrcA or
tour annual payments, TO sui, purcAa ser
an nndouo'ed THE will be given. If the Lands
be rented for ons year.
Abner Nash.
Prince Edward. March 10. 1910.
wst p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Ran away from the subscriber
on the night of the first of
April last,
wo Negro Men.

One BY tlasnuns OF Dick, well kuovn in Rich
rnond by thsnSme ef Dick Coliey, I purchased
him OF Mr. John Taylsr Grass Fouoder) OF
Richmond re had on whsa he left me home
spas clo'1 hing, br,ns dosss will change them
ne IS alb nj ferry years old, has lost the great.
er Pats OF his teeth, IS little grey, hiss wits
as have beec told, 1t Mrs. Ls1i.'s. aSou.
tive nils' bslov Richmond, wbes. exasct he
generally is lurki2g abaut he has also told me
ne had SONS Acqsaintsnees in King William
eoSntyi whsre hs n1oy 20 occasionally has a
5rotieT called John Cslsy. belonging to Mr..
Fesier, who Q gns the R6ps Walk
The oth5r IL BY rae name Of Jassb. abour
twenty sve yssrs old ne has ls1t three tce,h our
Of rs. upper jaw before, whish causes him 20
speak little thick--hs has rather down look
Tben agoRan "a, ana syeaks Suisk and loud he
had ths sanas kind Of cloA,hing. purchased Ia.
cob from Mr. Damo'on of Northumberland
eounty, IA the year 1892 or 1908. will Civ.
Tia sooys rsware, iftas above n'gfoes shall be
teeuyes ~ sny JaiI 50 taa, ges them, or & 2S
fsr eishsr forwafn an Masters Of Vessels or
others from carrying said nsgroes cut Of thu
state o. Rsr5oripg thep in any WY whatever.
James Yancey.
- y If TIE above negroes should be appre.
hendedis IS Teqeested that Later should be
forwarded 10 Caswsi Court House, Carolina
70 the Subscsiben "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
BALTIMoRE March 81.
Extract from a letter to the
Editor,

Extract from a letter to the
Editor,
Washington, 18th March, 1910.
Z" In Senate to day on the question,
"shall the. Senate adhere to their a.
mendnents to the foreign non-inter-
course bill from the House of ReDre.
sentatives ;" twas passed in the afir.
matiye--Ayes 17-Nays Is. Gene
rails Smith and Leib voted in the AFR
mative-Mr. Giles voted in the mega.
tive y! On the question being put
from the chair, Gen. Smith rose, and
in speech Of two hours, took
luminous and detailed view of our
present relations, and of the circum-
stances which have produced the N.
He said that, although it might in.
crease4he number of his enemies. vet
he coesidered it to be his dnty to state
to thewofld the reasons which con-
strained him TO propose a rejection Of
the sections OF the bill that were strick-
en- out by the Senate. In as impress.
slve a speech as has ever perhaps been
delivered, he reviewed the DILL by sec.
tioGs, tore it into atoms, and scattered
1t to the winds. The gallery was
cronded, and upwards of so members
OF the House of Representatives were
seated in the lobby. MIR. Brent a,
lone made some observations in an
swer. Hope the speech will be pub
lished.
"Ahe House Of Representatives
are still doing notwithstanding"
Mr.. Randolph Gas he said of the qua
boats) sails into the House, and then
sails out again"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
AlttAlnta Nrou8.
R c H M o N D,
TUESDAY. MARCH ~, 1910.

~ 1t is thought at Washington,
THAI Congress viii rise towards the
middle of April.
On the 10th inss. the supreme court
oil. the United States confirmed the
decision of the court below, in all its
points, in favor of the New England
{ Land Company, in relation to its
clam 10 Yszoo Lands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
TkutsdaY. March 81.

Mr. Bsysrd repor ed g bill making PRO.
Nision icr the establish nent Of p NstionaI
bspk, which was read and passed 70 q
third sading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27

DIEB-Cg Thursday the Goth inst. Gn
the pad year Of her ago. Mrs. ANN T.,
HgOMkS, wife ofArmistead HOMES, ESQ.
Of Cardiac county.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26

/ About eight or ten days after the loss OF the
| William, an American schooner was wrec&eo
| ON another of the Keys OF The Jardlhcs, suppo-
sed to be from st. ,'aeo dc Cuba, with cargo
of sugar and honey. .
The John was brought to on the 9Th inst. OIL
Nevis by the swag ,ercr brig, 81 . guns, me
commander OF which ihlormcd capt. N!arKc
that he ha been chased the preceding even
ing By seven French line Of battle ships, ana
requested him to deliver letter to The govern
or Of st. KITS apprizing him OF the enemy
oein!, in these seas.
An American schr. from Amelia Island, and
| a sloop rom the United States, and last from
I the llavanna, arrived on Thursday. On enter,
! ing Port Royal trey were immediately detained
by The Garland fiigae.
The Dcdalus trigate, of SO guns, capt In
gieiield, which sailed OH the 9th ut. as con-
voy to the Manchester Packet, and schooner
from the United States, in ID days, with ium-
Der and slaves arrived yesterday.
BY the different orders in council received
by til. packet, our readers vii! rejoice to OBJ
serve tina. ,ha permission, granted BY the order
of the 9th April last year, has been extended
10 the 2lst December 1911, for the lmpoFta-
ton from neutta colonies OF the articles oil uin-
Der and provisions therein enumerated, and Tor
the expectation to them OF ium moasscs, &c.
The duties laid on vessels and goods belonging
10 the t'n!,et States by the Legislature OF tins
island, have in these orders been recognized
and confirmed and W. are glad to notice that
The Necessary ARTICLES 81 slaves and lumber are
allowed to BE- imported in any ship or vessel al
though these articles arc not the growth and
produce OF the country 10 which such ship or
vessel belongs. lis grace the governor in his
proclamation, which follows the orders, has,
with every attention to the welfare Of THIS Island
been pleased 10 grant the permission TO the Ut
most sStent Of his instructions.
The big Charles, OF Liverpool, from Port
an. Prince 10 London with a cargo Of coffee,
captured on the 81 inst eli Cape IibuTon BY
No np.ic and another French priya'eer, after
an1acton Of 2 hours. aud was immediately Set
fire to and b"rat. The captain and crew were
put on u yard Of an American aioop, Which the
enemy I.ll IN Wit, shortly a.tcr, a11 arrived q.
Aux >.ycs on the j,h inst. The same pri-
vatecr ha few days befoe captured a
la!gc brig nom o-n.o Domingo which they
also burnt.
II schooner fo the United States, and schr.
81. joan, Curel, for Curracoa, have cleared at
the cls.om nouae, PoGt Antonio.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26
CCCKniI"r, Aiuca u.

Esi9'e the most noble and right non. tac
'of + commissioners oi appeals in p,izY causes.
-si!np', f>e"ycn lns,ct---'h, ve,soi, unde,
-t'1Src"A c1iouts, :.en With oil, from Ca!ipo-
81 "a baltimore, was cagQnc,i ard csi.iecl ,p
,'1'ta' ih- jUlgaot Tic ace admiralty courts.
'h-Ie c2-,< mace ins -!.ip 41ld cargo a. p,4.--
seatencc a>Msa4d.
"t"rSs Cornell fnasre---.hs American vvs-
sci laden with beef, pounA 10 Hayanna. was
t"P'4'ea aud carried into Aey, ,ydeucc. and
'.'.a'y MISUNDERSTANDING affirmed.
os9r'Tr' Fa+hjnG.o7:, C<.r4.l-r msster--.A.s
H'As","an Y 5sal, With COLONIAL p5odpre. from
: '!s FRANCOIS to C9,tcab.rsh, WIS eaa,ar.a
N FF-hcN pilNa'rer arl c.,i'ad 10 ! {. Do-
'hogo '"'! poF: was a:.eg#a,,,3 .lt,c.yl liz
" Ha"l'sn- Hnd Mediator, wllvr: tn- sh,,
was cap Yea and carg>d 10 Jamaica, un.! con.
os'Eaed--propetty restored.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26
" E>I INDIES.
I-!NcsToy. l,,,

h'NcsroH, ljAN,i hp;i, 4,.
q smart '!'ncl, d an clr,aq,Se wa, lyi,i III
as Guy "ed''s f"4nty, and At Po.< l,ogal abao,
vent minutes past nsnl o'c!uct on saturea,
il Ell.
AZ American big, il y u, :ina, r,.,.
G,'lst''s' wan fe"n r.rtca IN NoDday.-
=" ,Ae ,t.nt.. n ,.er,nudt. sac IN in HIM
we ...-' .-.'a ~! Iial@@ cops of war. O. Is
,.''.'' saa"' f'ta 'Aa@ feeurh r.l9a:,er u
I"n Gays a-,ol.
.,fy ~ .A'e letter received ia this civ az,
'"o'a u, ta.cd Grand C4yn4ras, ia IL, rIf
Fe a'e s"ify = earn tug loss "a. tr s..io Yin.
AN apt .).i'.';@on, Hhca sal! 4! ilora MI
PET i"f i'-i.'- on ,he 26tn .'c,,,,oty I'LL. h
company "l'a the Ship .a.!.inz, Carts. fnr
i-e'' on 4 a9pa"ra that Tie y :.,latn IN
n>"!Fs IN ~, l~&,lin, onr Of III kew oi N,
,,@fd'les' o. lne ! !. u ,..ar,li, ..I Ill. d; a
h'e axe" 'iAl* A.ter~.td aaM. .ota!.y coi,r,u,ud
"u ana Guy" esctp, a;>N ,ninchrua, Of al,n
Walsh "e't sued " tuc t,ec<rrs r,on, ~.
Ghni Gaymapa%. ''o ~. utica whatever +,
Wade oi tbs &c"
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26
~ 1aSt.ydny's S. a,d z. Z oi(s.
BAl.ilN r., Ni3y III.
IL 'YERE,I YIi =.

Extract Of letter from i}c'deaux, to merchant ii
Baltimore, da:cd % of April.
General Armstrong has been officially no
tiled that The eo}nora of the American vessels
ordered irom Spain to Royonne, are 10 b. pub
licly solA.-.aut ,hry arrive SO slowly that We
Garnet anticipate sale iur many months
tIc has applied to know what is to be the ia;4
Of the 7c&3sle, but has received no answer.
& BY letters OF the III March, inst rccciT9e
from Naples, learn that all American vesseis
haye been confsca,cd ard sold tie ca=y PIX
IL u,rd.
" Al American property sre-seized at len
Eingcn.
. An atfival from Boston brings reports.
that The house of representatives had repeaiea
the non .ufarronyaG ac,, and that imnenss
shipments were making for this country. Gs@
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