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gers. last evening, by the excellent band Of
music attacked Il the midi ary company
under capt. 7. w. Gilbeit. They went of
into the river aud anchored near the Presi.
oenf, and serenatea her gallant cmmander
and crew el-h number of pairintic airs;
when CAPT. Gree we'd polite invt ,tion from
the ship, q the band were carried on boar: in
Two OF her boats where they were entertained
ana refreshed by the commander and his
omcers with that urbanity and cordially
peculiar to their profession. The evening
was f"e and the treat on both sides was
doubtless as gratifying as it is proper and
commendable. We notice the circumstanc
with pleasure. as matter of Justice to the
parties and as some incentive TO a more es-
tended and liberal proffer of the honors and
Plaudits OF a spirited nation to he brave de.
tenders OF its outraged dignity and insulted
flag .-Coium6ian.
The commentator bestowed on commo-
dore Rodgers, by men of all parties, for his
gallant redemption of our lost honour in the
chesapeake, is at once proof Of the
spirit and patriotism of the nation, and a
pledge to government If the frmness with
which any crisis will be met and any mea-
sures Of energy and decision supported.--
we nope the United States will never fire
the hrst shot at either of the European bel
igerents and we trust she will never re
Ceive third without return from the most
potent wielder of Jove's thusder in the uni
verse. Negotiation is national jockeying.
blows speak in language that all understand.
submission or resistance better becomes
people than mongrel policy, neither salts
factory nor hostile to either themselves. or
their anniversaries. III.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nav Of

Yesterday being the anniversarv rs -
birth day of Ferdinand the 7th, the lawt,,I
and patriot king Of Spain, splendid en,ss
tainment was given by the Chevalier H..
Onis IN honor Of the day at which he ri, -
cordial sentiments and wishes were exnre cd
Tor the mutual prosperity and honor a tbs
Spanish and American people--Ree,sters
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armys accustomeu 70 hght and to conquer
under his orders. -
BosroN, May %.
A vessel has arrived at Salem from France
Her arrival has connection with the Berlin &
MILAN Decrees.--Sheh has violated neither of
them. At Bordeaux the DEGREES were not con-
sdered off,
Esfraet of letter from Bordsnux.t to a CONNER.
cidl Hstse IN This fotpn, dated Mareh ID, 1911
&c Since my last of the 24,h ,ult. nothing has
occurred of nature favorable to American COM
merce, The last vessels from the u S are not
yet admitted TO an entry, the schr.-excepted,
which came with license.
... March 81.
:" Business remains dull Your vessel and the
Bird, ore the only twp of all the American yes
sells arrived here which ave yet been admitted.
What is the cause, cannot ina gine unless it
be that the Emperor waiting TO hear the mea-
sures the governmentof the u. S. intend to A.
dept respecting the English"
o...%.., -, BALrIMone. June l.
:. Communicated FOR The Fedeyai Gazette.
Es4yact from a letter, dated .he 18th Aeril,
from one Of the most respectable houses in Lon
don.
- hope you will not ship one hid of tobac
g 70 this market until you know the continent,
IL open 10 us. advise you not 1t you do, YOU
must make your consignment to another house.
as will not receive it, unless accompanied by
bill of exchange for the freight and charges
lsee no prospect ofrealising as much on the to.
bocco from sales as will pay the expenses:---
Wenow have in England, Ireland and Scotland
upwards of 40, COO hhds Of tobacco, Of all sorts
DO not be led into temptation to ship the Fl.
ner sorts. under an expectation of realizing q
profit fer but few hhds. satisfy the demand
and there are already more Of the finer kinds
than can be sold. There never was time like
the present, and fear there never will again
be demand for Maryland tobacco, to make it
an object for shipments. Why do your planters
continue TO make it And yet it is more ex-
traord'nary that your merchants continue to ship
1t this way under such circumstances. 1t were
much better for you to keep it in your warehou-
sfs, and most sincerely wish you had all that
you have consigned to me back in Anne rica-
there it may be worth something but here it is
worth nothing"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07

John K. Grymes, esq. has been appoin ed
" ,. Attorney for the Orleans Distric,. -.
telegram.
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WARSAW, Feb. ~
Two cotriers have arrived here from
Constantinople The intelligence they bring
is extremely Interesting All letters agree
in stating that the Wechabites continue to
be very formidable enemies to the porte.
The number Of their partizans. which at
present is great. augments daily in Asiatic
Turkey.
VIrNNA Mae~ie
The Russians are no, only at present in
possession of Belgrade. but have also placed
garrisons in all the strong places of Servia
Czeray Georges has lost his command,
which causes much discomfort in the Servian
army. accustomed to fight and to conquer
under his orders. -
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NEW ORLEANS. Nav T.
Inc House OF Representatives of ,hfS
Territory passed bill yesterday, grantio,r
an exclusive privilege to Mr. James Maria
OF TINS city, for ten years tor Hydraulic Ma.
chine tor cooling water.-Louis. Caz
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sr. PETrRseune. March &.

-. DIT. PETERSBURG, March s.
we learn by dispatches from the com.
mander OF the MoIdavian army, that the
troops which are on the other side of tho
Danube, under the orders of adiutant ee
neral Ccuot de St. Priest, took BY assam nm
the 18th oil February from the Turks the
town OF Loischa. The garrison which con
sisted OF about IS GOO men, defended them
selves with the most determined obstinacv
ana continued the contest, even after the
Russians had entered the town. The e
neny lost the greater part Of bis troops
and, according to the first reports, were
taken 1,200 prisoners, among whom are the
Ayan OF Nicopol, and upwards of twenty
ofhters OF distinguished rank. The num-
Der OF killed and wounded. on the part of
the Russians, does not exceed 500 men 60
we found III the place IA pieces of artille-
ry, 44stand OF colours and considerable pro-
Visions and ammunition.
SELMIN, March I,
There IS still much inquietude at Constan-
unoPie. There exists among the Janissa-
RES fermentation and an explosion IL
feared every day. The Ottoman ministers
are Obliged TO have recourse to the most So
we're measures in imprisoning and decapi-
tating some OF the mu,ineers.
The last sitting Of the Servian na,iora,
assembly was boiste -ous. The question re-
iative to the occupation of Servia bv the
RUSSIANS was discussed with much heat
oy 'he different parties into which the ma
ton Is divided,
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NEW YoRx, June I.

-. -. NEW YORK, June ].
In the ship Trumbuil. arrived at Provi-
dence, from Canton on Saturday last, came
passenger, Edward Darlington, ESQ. Ameri-
can Consu, al Canton.
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YESTERDAY the Committee IN the subject.
reported, That the whole number of votes
for Governor was SO 607-of which Mr..
GERRY had 43 02s, Nj GORE 4o,14a scat
tered 437.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold, on THURSDAY, the i9th
Ssy OF Defender next, if far; If not the
next fair day; It DANBY. Fairfax county,
the la,e res!denee of Col. CHASLEs LII
TLE, dscsasod--
Bst5oeea 60 and 80 Negroes.
Consisting Of men. womsn, boys y g'Fis
v.r;etv of Household and Kitchen furni-
,u.e; Horses. Cattle, Sheep * hoss; i"h
talon AMI FarmiRs Utensils the crop CT
Corn. Hay aud Fodder; Two 5 iis; NUM-
Der q Hos s!ca,ls and barrels; WITH many @
tier articles too tedious to me"ton nc
SAFE to begin al eleven u'e!o,h, ant 10 Sona
nue from CAV 10 day until al is soid
Terms of sale - For al sums under II e.
~ dollars, oash--lor al sums ABOVE Gre
d, of SIX months Wiz be allowed upo" Inc
purchasers giving bond wife approved sec"-
rs,y, bearing ;,,;eses. froH. tic da'e Ii lot
punctual.y ra,d.
C. f. Whiting. adm''.
Morven, December 5. Gus
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FOR SALE,

Fl .s5rIIum5er!a.d Coa-.-ssassr.
STORE-HOJSE. and STOCK OF
n GOODS on hand. The situation as :
s..nd fer store is superior ;o any at this
place. Also, Lease on TWO story framed
House ajacen, 70 the store house out
houses, garden, clover los, ard about three
acres Of. land under a good enclosure; with
the privilege of Ere wood, Sc-
Edwin c. Brown,
Northumberland Courteous
December Is e-"
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syols svo the American edition VIII De Ia
s vols svo; and viii sell at half the price
of the former.
Snhsc-intions will be received by tee pub
Usher, and by the principal boaSse''eiS
throughout the United States.
Such as may become answcrsb!e Tor inc
amount OF six copies, .hail be eaatied 10 d
seventh.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911. o5W.
nJjDIyH GAY
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G. BENNETT

raftn
oasr, for saL ct his Harehoase' .0iAA'0D'
~ sr,eet near King street. c.
hosshe.d English Seize "'n'' ms
quality. .,sor,ed. from
No. s to so.
& bales brown Russia Sheetinss.
II b.ies Ravens Duck.
70 bales white Russia Sheeting, OF very
superior quality. n.
70 bales company short Nankeehs.
ba:cs do. long do.
II boxes real Nance 10. 90
/ : ba.es Blrboom Currahs, trst qaaii'y
5 bales Bates,
bales Mamoodies.
bale Cossss.
| bale supcrGne go!dend Sawns.
/ OK Dag Bandanoes.
The above goods being purchased for mo-
aeT. viii be sud very low.
/ November % d'" eoN"
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n = I l c E.

THE Stockholders IL the Farmers eanS
of Alexandria are hereby notified that -
Election wil, DC held at i'e hahS, Oh az H'S'
Monday in JaaHary next, los thirteen Difee-
tors, to serve the ensuing wear
John HooH, Cashier.
D,os,,,e-iI DIT eo;I s,mIan
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PROPOSALS
By EDH.fRD E.dRLE,
ron PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THE WORKS
CT
CORNELIUS TACIIUS

.6a Essay on his Lgt aHd Genius Votes
SUPPLEMENTS, &c.
ny ARTHUR MURPHY, $50.
The FRS. .imerieaa, from tie Ias' L0na0"
Ed iSn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

ANDS FOR SALE.-Pursuant 20 the ,st
IL will of Thomas Pleasants, decd. of Gooch
land, the following TRACTS OF LAND, In
The county of Fluvanna, will be offered at Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder at the Courthouse
OF said county, on the 25th day of March next.
beng court day, viz. A TRACT lyins on the
branches of Csrey's Greek, including the ground
whereon the .New-CaRton and Bryant's ferry
roads croas, and of course affords an excellent
stand Tor Tavern-it also las the advantage of
contiguity, to James River navigation. This
tract Contains 593 acres according to a very re-
cent survey by the county surveyor. Another
IKACF lying on both sides of little Michung
Creek, near or adjoining the Nor h river, con.
tanning upwards of 500 acres to be more cor
rectly ascertained by survey Both parcels are
well adapted to the product of grain, and large
proportion of each is good tobacco Iand-but as
II Is presumed that purchasers will choose to
Judge Tor themselves, lrefer them to John Fu-
gu and lanes. Payne, living near the proper
tyfor information of the boundaries. The terms
are, one fourth Of the purchase money to be paid
IN hand and the balance in three equal annual
Payments deed of conveyance given on re-
cept ofthe first payment and deed of trust on
the property required for securing the other
three.
WILLIAM III. PEASANTS.
Acting Executor.
March q. eptds.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

III OBERr GREEHHOW. Merchant, at the
~ sign Of the Golden Paddock, has Just re-
ceived a consignment Of Virginia Manufactured
WRITING PAPER,n all It's varieties, from the
Battersea Mnls.-When the quality rs found
10 be good, aud the price as low as it can be
procured at, in any part of the continent-the
subscriber hopes, that encouragement will be
given to the infant Establishment, by spplica-
ton for the articles, either by the ream. or lar.
yer quantity. To those who buy to sell again,
aiibera, discount will be made.
March 8. Pm
TN STORE, and must be sold forth with,
4 eight Hogshsads MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
seven quarter casks of best old Sherry Wine,
and 200 sacks of Liverpool Blown Sait.-These
credit, if applied for Immediately
March 8. At
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~ There will he published, from this o flee,
(perhaps in 2 volumes.)
THE OLD BACHELOR,
Which has deservedly attracted the attention o.
the literary worlds work, which has, in fact.
been pronounced sufficient to redeem the cha
racter OF the American Literature from the iiii
beral structures Of the Edinburgh Review.
Subscriptions will be received At this Office |;
with view offorming some sort of an estimate
as TO the number ofcopies, which may be struck
off,. Those who wish to have copy Of these e.
lcgsnt Essays in the book-form, would therefore
obige the Editor by entering their names, as
soon as is'conveniept
The work shall be put TO press in ne,v tvpe
and on good paper.
" Any gentleman who is disposed to receive
subscribers in his ncighborhood, Will have the
thanks Of the Editor.
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dDoille9tlc.
March 8.
FROM THE WHO.
GEVERAL LEIB'S LETTER.
RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION.

GENERAL LEIB's LETTER.
RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION.
The 7vorthy Gentleman zpho submitted I'M.
letter containing the FOLLOWING TO our ne
rusat, and con6ented to its publication.
mas our sfrcere thanks The Soundness
az me doc frine zciH NOT be questioned bu
genuine REPUBLICANS defended as h is bv
me aeumen and strength IF Mr. Lei6-
ma" T0ho has long Teen ranked in our
estimation among The first Politicians of
ne Onlfed STATES, and a6teSf memhers of
me Senate. The ea-tracfs /oLlozvjner nil
be read with the keener avidity !; BE-
cause the refractory votes Of Mr.. Brent
mr. Pofe and Mr.. Condit together zvi n
the fatal concessions Of Mr.. Gil,s on a
lafe occasion, are YET fresh in our me-
mory--EDe had aInross said indienati-
on -
Extract Of letter from General LsIs. o/
the Senate ofhe United States, 10 a rem
Heman in Baltimore, dated March 1st
1911
"Ihe doctrine advanced by you against
the right OF our constituents to instruct their
and tho obligation of in
structions, is no less novel in the
- - NSHiO|IhNp tldN ~ % HeteTOuOK-
ical in free representative government
indeed SO fashionable has certain doctrine
become of late, that il would lead to an
opinion, that the principles or men of our
party had undergone a change, and our
party conflicts had ended in stIile between
ins and outs.
The very essence Of representation Is
derivative, and supposes n original from
which the representative derives his autho-
rlty ; and as he is but an emanation from
the people, 1t would be a soIecism 70 say.
tha' the ray IS OF more efficacy and power,
than the body from which It proceeded. 1t
Was Justly said ~ the celebrated Judge
wilson, that representatives act not by
their own power. but by the power of those
they represent" and further, that "the
government is a limited authority, not as
yereIgp one--sovereign implies supreme, &
there Us no sovereign or supreme authoIit Il,
but IN the people" Can the seryant b.
greater than lis master, or the cfeatur
greater than his crea,or! II not ,hen is
r"prsSeniasiye, who is only distinguished
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fCIRCULAR. }
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March 4Lh, 1911

SIR,
You will herewith receive CORY of"the
dct snhhteme'it4ry 10 RE act emitted g III.
aet concerning the commercial intercourse
6efDeen The U. States and Great Britain
and France and their dependencies and/o
other hnrfGseS.'
The Sd section Of the act gives immed,-
ate effect TO the several fii-ouisions therein e.
nnnerated against Great Britain, with two
ezcefiH7nS; one in favor Of AMERICAN ues-
sets which had cleared our for horts be-
yond tie Cafe Of Good Hohe before me
l0h day Of NoUem6er, 1910; and the other
IN favor Of .dnterican peS8eEs which had
defarted from any British fort h,ior IN The
I'd day IF Fe6, nary last nj vessels and
cargoes embraced by either of those tzuo
erceftionS, qohich may haze been seized,
must therefore be released.
lis not 6eieUed that The. first hroUiso of
the Sd section zviH ahfiky TO any other than
foreign vesSefs or cargoes 7vhich may haze
arrived since the I'd Of Fe6ruary ast, or
which may hereafter arrive hrioy 10 me
Iact of a revocation by Grtat Britain, be-
ing GScertained. IhesS may be restored
to.fhe ozUners on me conditions reoutfed bv
he brouiso
am RESPECTFULLY,
SIR,
YnJgS NJ .
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ar Published by Thomas Richie. nearly op-
'es ssDf a"s,.
Be paid annually IN advance. Those who wish to
Be eom,ilyed as annual sp6scyibers, ,nYst hereafter
designate it the time Of subscribing, osheruise
their PAGERS u,H be discontinued at the expiration
Of fhe fret year.
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A DJUTANTGENERAL' orr1er,nIcH-
y hoyD. Brigade Inspectors, and others,
having official communications to make to .Adju-
tant General, Moses Green, will address them to
the subscriber, who is duly authorised 10 receive
them. So.
WILLIAM w. HENING.
March IS. .. CtH
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n OTICE.-All persons having claims a.
! gainst the estate of the late Maj Joseph
Eggleston of Amelia, are desired to exhibit them
legally authenticated, and all those indebted to
the estate, are solicited TO make immediate pay.
ment to
EDWARD EGGLESTON,l rs
RICHARD EGGLESTON, 6S'S
March 10 Iaw2wN
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The Boston Roper DRY calls the seizure az
j. it'sh merohantman, after the I'd ~ Fen.
AZ t'oNt al, by the collector OF the eostous.
nndei me Presidents proclamation. Byiea,s.
ar8f out the capture by British vessels OF
sight Of cur own vessels Of var, and ajr,ox.
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Your obedient seruanr,
ALBERT GHLLHTL.N
The Collector Of the Customs for
the DisITicf of 49,
IN SENATE OF THE U. STATES.

SATURDAY, March 2.
Mr.. BRADLEY, from me committee 20 suioDl
1pas te(erredfhe Memorial If Gen. fumes
WILttn8on Eiraying 10 be re8tu1erafeI Tor
monies dis6ursed IN tie ScrUtce ofthe u.
$. besS leaUe TO
REPORT:
That the said Wilkinson has exhibited 10
them claims against the u. S. to the amount
OF eleven thousand eight hnndred dollars
and ninety six cents. 1t appears to yoDr
committee, from the docum,n aud proufs
produced by the petitioner, 70 cxplGn and
support his claim against the public, thai, Of
the above sum, S 6,7i9, IS arc claimed
tor his disbursements and expcnces incur.
led pending Barr conspiracy = 500 dolls
paid l'r tract OF LAND foe the pubic ,Crvice -,
40" occupied by the troops on The Mi sJur,
river, ne.,r its mouth $50 dolls. the amount
OF hi passage rom Baltimore 20 Charlc ston
when ordered on extra duly by the Prrsi
dent; s 2st2t % tor losses OF properly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

GALE OF NEGKoES On the 18th day of
~ May next, at the town of Fredericksburg
will be offered for sale, tor cash, one hundred
Y Jkinia Slaves, in fsmlies.--One or two yaius
BE Tradesmen will be of the number
NJ CARTER.
Fauquier County, March 8. tbs.
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TOR SALE--Ehe HOUSE & LOT, for
Il merly occupied by T. DiddeP, now by
James C. Anthoay, the cross street, leading
to ShockG Ware House. For further particu-
bars, apply to the subscriber on ShockG Hill
r S. POPE.
March IL. If
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kINE-.PoCK

H FOuSAEE IS prepared to vaccinate on
- application-he is possessed of genuine
injection Gentlemen in the country will be fur
March Is. .,
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0m noHs-~At the moment almost ohen
British ships ot war have recomnenced he
blockade Of our ports and the seizure IF a
'neiican coastirg vessels, Zin7ot6v /fCk.r-
nS has commcnced, in the FedsFaI R<n,,h-
mean ser1eS OF numbers crimipa ing orr
own government and apologising for that Of
che BT tIsh.--y4merican.
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~ OIlCE.-To all those who have claims a
l Y gainst the estates of William Allan, and
Lucy Williamson, decd. are reques ed to bring
them in without delay, as the administrator in
tends to settle his account with the respective
states, and deliver the property to the Lepa-
es-ths advertisement will be plead in bar
ags'nst any claims that may be brought in there
WIZ. YOUNG, administrator Off
~. ALAN, q LUCY WILLIAM SON.
March Is. A,
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10y virtue OF the last will and Testament Of
11 Richard Taliaferro the younger, will be
sold on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
Friday the goth of March next, If fair, other.
wise the next fair day, that beautiful FAR III
lately occupied by Mrs Rebecca Taliaferro, wi.
dow OF Col Richard Taliaferro, deceased, situa-
ted in the county Of James City, about four
miles from the city Of Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to Jamestown and Barrets Terry,
and containing about one thousand acres OF land,
OF which there is enough cleared Tor extene,ye
cultivation, and great part Of the remainder j.
rich swamp, we'll timbered with cypress, and ca
Pable of being converted into excellent mea
dow there is upon the said farm good apple
and peach orchard, large well built two story
brick House with four looms and a spacious
passage on floor, with all necessary outhouses
the whole OF which well as the fences are in
good repair. The terms of sale will be, one hall
the purchase money 10 be paid at the expiration
OF one year AID the other half at the expiration
OF two years from the day of SALE the purchaser
t.ogive bond and security for the payments, which
u not punctuslly made are to carry interest from
the date of the sale and as an additional secu.
rity the purchasers must also cife deed of trust
upon the land, which is not 10 be enforced un.
TIL the last payment falls due
RICHARD COOKE, ex'or
EAPeo' D tbs
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a TANNER WANTED-One that can
L n come well recommended. that understands
me tanning and Currying business Apply to
ARCHIBALD II. SNEED.
Halifax, Va. near South Bosroa,
Nh1h IL w4wT
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EFeb. s..

n. B. BY the request Of the legatees, the a.
boye sale IS postponed tn MONDAY the 25h day
OF this month, If ,ar, Otherwise the next fair
day.
RICHARD COOKE.
March - tAs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

A convention of the Senators and Repre,
sentatives from Maine, in h Massach ;se,ts
LegIsla ure, have voted So 70 Is ba, i -
exPedlent tot"ke The sense ofthc people ON
separation from . d Massa bu,etts.
In small part ofthe impress ION n our lase
paper, an error occGrred in teiati u to he
promotions III the navy. by stating he an.
P"intmen' OF several gentlemen, Nov Sc.
cond LieutenaIts % be first Ie,,enan,s =,
the navy" 1t ,hould have been &" N,v%
Acting Lieu eHants to be Lieutenant IN tbss
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