The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-19


vi iathe city of Richmond
| 95 Conc erning Adam Dickenson.
20 Changing the time OF holding certain
courts
81 Establishing inspections Of -four at cer,ala
p'"' e. in the county at Harrison.
| SS For opening, Improving and extending the
~ vigation OF the river RapFahannock and all ,,s
| 'rnproveable branches.
| 90 Excnpting number ofthe inhabitants Of
the county of Brunswick from the Repayment Of
! certain taxes therein ton, d.
100 Authorising the M, ,.israies ofthe county
OF Chesterfield to regulate the assoc OF Bread
| M tie town of Manchester.
lO1 To amend an act, entitled an act regula-
ting the navigation of james river above the falls
OF the said river
1O2 Authoris'ng An agent to subscribe for
shares in the Ohio Canal Company.
105 Concerning Hannah, the daughter of Su-
muel George, AN old Soldier.
10+ Authorizing ajority Of the commission.
e-s of the Lottery Tor the benefit of William 4
Mary College to transfer the right of raising by
Lottery certain sum therein mentioned.
los To alter the court days Of the counties Of
Berkeley and Jefferson.
1O6 Concernng homas Armst.
10Y Concerning Agnes Gorrel and for other
purposes.
l0S To incorporate company for the purpose
OF clearing out and rendering navigabe Meher-
rim river.
100 Concerning Charles,own in Brook coun.
ty.
ITO To amend an act, entitled an act, appro.
rriat'ng the money arising from the sale of the
Ciebe lands of Lunenburg and Farnham parish
es in the county of Richmond.
Ill Appropriating cer'ain taxes, due prior to
thu wear l79O, to the establishment oi the turn.
pike rood leading From Fredericks burg to Swift
Run Gap
ll2 For paying the officers of the General AS
semoy for their services during the present scS
sion
1l3 Appropriating the arrears of taxes due
from the county of Randolph prior to the year.
1908
liz To appropriate certain funds arising from
The sale of the Glebe Lands in Albemarle couI-
ty TO the establishment of schools in the said
county.
lis Refunding to Thomas Burf,ot deputy
sheriff tor ArchibI WalthaIl, late sheriff of
Chesterfield county, the amount uf MS Cen-
quent list for the year 1907
Resolution appointing commissioners with
power to agree with H., le. ISL ure of North
Carolina on the best plan Of oXtendin, the
Navigation OF Roanoke River to Underwater.
Preambles and resolutions respecting the
claims to land of certain officers and sold rs of
the state line, in the marine service of this state,
and others who Performed mcritorious services
during the revolution
u letter came 20 hand, yesterday
morning, from member of Congress,
Washington, 10 gentleman in tins City
stating, that rerort lad just reacaed mat
City, by e,ter. TIA British fleet was
landing roop, al Pensacola, and that Col.
Gushing with $50 men, was retiring-aud
that acquisitions had been made al Nat.
chez for reinforcement of militia.
u In addition T. thu above, N a Nat
chez paper of the 7'h January, (which we
received on F,iday night } here was an EN-
dorsement, British fleet at 1lobi e -
Another Natchez paper Grom anothe Of
|hce,) Of the Ii h, was utterly silent as to
the report
a. We submit ver, late and important
news from England.
France has ked her deer es--no ves-
sells, from re LIST Of Novem le are 20 be
decided on ccor'iing It. the pr Ciples OF
these aecrees-but H. prizes are to b, de-
clared null ny the ounCll, on tie end Of
February, and the Anne nc n sseis are 10
be res ored with their Cargoes to the pro4
prietorS.
| What shall we do now I'VE saw; %
serve our nat,o.gl faisA-it is too sacred 10
be tarnished-we have bound oursel es not
| 10 admit d.! British goods, after the end
February therefore,, the suspending HILL,
reported 10, Mr.. Eppes in tav + of yes els
Which have left &. Britain before hat time.
hould not be passed " 1t will bear hard
upon our merchants. who We Dough- or.
shipped goods. before the pr clamat'on vas
known in England" True, rue ill
bear hard on some of then and we sincere
| y regte' it-but let US rem, mber the pledee
that we have given. This is the sense, too.
IN which France takes our engagement
The Grand Judge tells as so Therefore il
we respect the property of our merchants
Coming from England, hat becomes : he
property of those in Frabce? II zviN be
St9ch'--and here is hardship against hard.
ship.
But there may be a regency'-Aye
! And it Congress finch, and cove and ,smho.
tze, even the Regency may despise and
t. +mple On us.
| W. learn that the ST. Cuthbert has been
seized at Norfolk.