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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05
TNcHANcERY In Fluvann4 county co1.

NCH ANCERY Fluvanna county cou. =,
L Nov. 28th, 1910
Wan Fitzpatrick and Dolly his wife. late Dol
y Napier. Polly Hackney, Elizabeth Hackney.
Nancy Hackney and Jane S. Hackney, distribu.
tees OF the estate of John Napier decd which
said Polly. Elizabeth, Nancy and lane are in
fants who sue by Richard Hackney their next
'r'e"t; PltSs
John Napier, Moses C. Napier, BENJAMIN Will
hanson John L. Fitzpatrick, wrieb said John
ana Moses c. Napier, administrators on the
estate OF the said John Napier, decd. and also
togetner with the said BEN amin, in right of his
wte Charlotte, late Charlotte Napier, & the said
John L: IN right of his late wife Jane S. deceased,
formerly Jane S. Napier, distributes of the said
ue .rur estate, Def'ts
The defendant Williamson, not having enter
cd ms appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
thst ne IS not an inhabitant ofths commonwealth
lon the motion ofthe plaintiffs, by their counsel
1t rs ordered, That the said defendant William
son. do appear here on or before the first dav of
March court next, and ans wer the PLAINTIFF Bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inser
Tea IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
Richmond, and continued for two months sue
cessveiy, and also posted at the front door the
court house of this county.
Copy. Teste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, 1r. oFc.
December IS ,owU
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LOR SALE-one moiety Of a tract of LAM,
containing about six hundred acres, Wing
on James RIVER, in GoochIand county, few
Of Robert Peasants of Curles. and ,pbeS,
possess IN the right Of my wife. The terms of
sale will be made kaown on application to Mica.
jan Crew, who is authorised to contract for the
same An indisputsble title will be made to the
purchaser The other moiety may also be pur.
chased by application to John G. Mosby, of Pow.
hatan.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles, Dec 90 g.
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70 BE SOLD on the 1st day of March next.
on me reoiiscs, TO the Mghest 5;aa!sy, be-
ftDeen one thousand and tqueipe hundred acres oP
LANO, an the iozUer part of Caroline county, nboHs
DfteeH miles a6ooe Dunkirk. The i,nbyoye,uen,,
are good Dwelling House Kitchen, Meat kousc
Datry. Barn and Corn House, and a6ou, tzvo nm.
dred bearing APPLE trees. One fourth ofthe bueh1se
money TO be paid the day Of sale /; one OTHER
I0a'th on the 25th day of December 1871, and ,he
9 2a t'So /onrths on the 25h day If December
iol%, Nth Interest ontheresperve Payments from,
" paid.
JOHN PENDLETON.
Te"NHy s. Su3nsp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05
STEAM BOATS.

Eatrad Of a letter from Mr.. John Stevens
to mr. Becm,s, ofthe Borough Of M.
mfHYfon OeLa7Uare datedthe 9thina.
spent day az Elkton to examine the
navigation from thence down TO Frenchtown
and md not the least difficulty. There is
plenty of depth of water at all times and
The channel of sufficient width every where
The Course on the Chesapeake / find IS
tor the great part over shoal water In
deed this part of the bay in general is very
shallo" except ship channel which does
not occupy one tenth part II it---oo that
AZ" IN no apprehension OF heavy sea or swell
sufficient TO do any injur steam boat
by taking advantage OF the Aats along the
western shore OF The Delaware the tide,
when ahead, can be avoided nd advantage
taken OF 1 when fair. The tides in the Ches-
apeeke are very weak and Of Course will not
influence much the regularity of the pas.
sagcs. Upon the whole calculate to per-
torn the journey in general in 10 or 10 hours
which Is 2 or three hours less than the time
limited tor the mail stage. The fare then
ought at cast to be- the same, but it GER
tainiy may be put at 6 dollars through in.
stead DIS
I'll have partly CONTRACT, ed with shin car
penter at Batimo to buiid the boa,s ON The
chesapeake and on my return To Philadel-
ph'a, shall Immediately Contract with one
there. I'm determined to go on al all g.
vents as have made arrangements respec =
Ing funds"
An epidemic broke on. in Tenor;ao 80,
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(BY AUTHOR ITY J
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT


For me reff5 OF George Arnvcyd and combaay
= E it enaceedby the Senate and House oC Re-
Prese"tdtiOeS Of The United STATES of A,1e,;.
ca IN Congress assembled, That the collector NJ
Tue customs for the port Of Wilmington, in the
state OF Delaware, be, and he is hereby directed
70 allow George Armroyd & Company the draw
back OF duties on certain merchandi re. exoorted
from the port of PlIladeIphia by them, in the
month OF October, one thousand eight hundred
'nu hlne, which merchandise 80 exported. was
imported into the district Of Wilmington aFore,
~, on the tenth OF July, one thousand eight
nundrto and seven, in the schooner Christians
'tAal, and thence shipped coastwise to the Dor,
rhuadeIphIs, IN the sloops Caroline and Anne I;
f1ovidetE, neve,theieSs That nothing herein con.
tanned shall be so construed as to compel the col
lec'or OF Wilmington TO grant the slowasce Of
the drawback Of duties aforementioned, until he
snail receive from the collector of the port ot
Ph'lsdeIphis, satisfactory proof that the merclsn
q was shipped according to ths forms of the
AVS IN such cases made and prov ded /; and al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

70 Virtue of a Deed of Trust to me raecste9
~ oy Raleh W~nley, decd TO secure fhe
boynent of debt due to Messys. Poss e, V;d,i -
O'b1nna shalt, at Chyistobhey opcen's Tavern.
IN the toSpn Of trbanua cxd couufr of A1idy %.
the 21th day Of February ne,et, If fair, if nor he
next far ddy, Proceed to sell at Public auction, for
reahy ',,oncy r-'o ERzcTs @ L44TNG1 q, ifring m
me 'd'd county, contiguous TO the lands of PhRie
ofy'ies' dce,d' and IN the netshborhooa of Urban-
ma, near to nnvigabie water one a. RE sn;It ,r,.
coHfhins fpe hundred Gc,es is extremely fr-,iLe e.
crown by the name Of :" IYMBER CPEEK.n
The other, quhich rs called {" RIcH-NFCKS.n
contains t1oo hundred and foe acres, and is ai.o
nncof,'1only fertfie.-PDticukay description MN
be given en- the day of sale.
January %. r,A.sG
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December IL.

THE subscriber has received and will cont
a nue. to receive large assortments of all sizes
OF Tayloe's fine malleable BAR IRON, & Mill.
SPindies, Axletrees, Gre which he will cell in
wholesale or retail, on moderate terms, at his
Mallory on the basin, where all kinds of cut and
hammered Nails, OF superior quality may be had
ALSO, Nail Rods and HOOP Iron. and Sm;,be,
work done Of every kind
Likewise, for sale, Loaf Sugar, Scotch Snuff.
Apple Brandy. O''
november %. &C
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Jan. 10.

ny CoopS.-BENTdMYW KI uB4LL.
- Has 1nst received - tick yes seasonabft
pr GOODS, uhich, suifh his former s,ocs.
f'kes an extensive assortment, and scitch he qp;N
'eH at snch prices sill he vpeH Sporth ike ,,tea
tion Of purchasers.
Those svhoare nor ncgI ,intsd zpith his mod. -
doing business, arc informed, that he necer asks
apnce 10 fan" Il Gbrrm .tductios fyosn al
prices m hds to those who purchase b, suholsI ci
fher for cash, Country produce, or acceptanccs liz
foam.
January II. sssp,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05
POPULATION OF NETWORK.

In 1890 34O.1eo
1900 587,O5O
1910 about $4,000
How greaI an increase I'VE suspect the
rapid rise of population in New York will
be found to be at the expence of Connecticut
and Massachusetts, a great number of whose
citizens have emigrated to the western parts
OF the state. 1t IS doubtful if Pennsylvania,
heretofore supposed the most populous con-
tains al many inhabitants as New York.
Bali. Even. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

NE subscribers having received supply of
l. BURR STONES direct from France, offer
20 ouiio MiLL-SToNES Of any size, which for
workmanship and quality, they will warrant e.
quail TO any made in the United States. Orders
lett with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs. Haxa,l
e Cos. mills, or the subscribers near the Public
Warehouse, will be punctua!ly attended 10.
NATH'L. WHITE & Co.
ian. 10. co..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

N1LL BE SOLD, for cash, in tie fozun Of
w Cara, on TArsday the 28,h February next,
tSpo NEG POES, Jfudy and Sayy, BY viytne of a
trn't deed executed by diesander Gaulden, 1r. to
the subscribers the 9th October 1869, for the bur
pose Of securing the payment Of certain sums Of
nsony teesg paentioned, suhich aeed is dai yecor-
W'n ". THOPNTON2
.1AMES WILSON, trustees.
fdnuayy %. au
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.Janxn-p 90.


NHlHTY DOLLARS REWARD-Far
4 defUerrng to me, GEORGE, a negro man,
rh0 belongs to the estate of COL Dudley Richard
SON. deceased, Of James City county he has bee,
h'reai in me eifv IF Richmond, Jar several pears
PhSf, ana elePea from the serviee Of Mr. zones III.
Ten, an the said city, about the first off Tuly kst.
George rs about t1penty tuo years of age juH Erced
and Of tnquney complexion, about 5 feet inches
high his mother tives in Hanover Iotun with VI,
John C. Gedlty, in Suhich neighborhood it is eyoba
Ole lie r'dJ be concealed The above resuara qviH
be PAID to my person, delivering the said negro 10
me- or Is doHarsfor securing him in gaoi so thae
get him again.
ARCHER HfNKINC,
Adrn'r. Of Dudley Richardson, decd
January 80 4v6-v4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

The population OF he city and suburbs of
Philadelphia is 92,247--of whom four only
are slaves. The enumeration falls short of
the expectations of the people of that city {;
and New York out-numbers it-but all the
people on the island are estimated in the CEN
sus of the latter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05
January II.

NlLL Pc SOLD, for cash, on Thursdau
w 28th day Of F-bruayp nest, IN Cuiya, cYNn.
oe-IdHd county,. BY virtur Of a ,;ust deed 6eainr
dare the 16th day Of March 1903, executed bs
Thomas Christian, TO The subscribers Tor The buS
pose 81 securing the paynient Of certain SUMS Of
money expressed IN sad deed, dGe John Lactkind,
deceased. a tract Of LAND, iyiny in the .oas,y
Of buckingham, coHtain,ns tSro hundred acres, sd.
Joining the lands IF Col. Henry Bell and 1,,6rose
Ford deceased beng the same tract zsiereor saiy
Civistian yesides. Tie Subscribers will. cr
frnstees convey to the purchasers sxch title as ves-
ted in them,
THOMAS g PRICE,
MELETUS BROWN.
Tdnun-p 90. sp3,,t
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against
Diana Wray. executrix of George Wrav. who
was one OF the administrators, with the will an.
nexed, of John Page, decd. VIM. q. PAGE. sur.
viying administrator, with the will annexed oftbe
said John Page. deceased, William Pare and
Mary M. Page, infants and Edward swan.
Mary Swan and Thomas Swan, infants,
Defts.
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, by their coun.
sci, VIM. b. Pageis assigned guardian to the
infant defendants, VIM. B. Page and Mary M
Page, and Thomas Swan is assigned guardian a
the infant defendants Edward Swan, MARY swan.
and Thomas swan, to defend them in this .uit !.
and the said defendants Edward Swan, Mary
swan & Thos Swan, not having entered their an.
pearsnce and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this country: On the
further motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
II rs ordered, That the said defendants. Edward
Swan, Mary Swan and Thomas Swan, by their
guardian aforesaid, do appear here on the first
day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Enquirer for two months
successive ", and posted at the front door of the
former capitol in this 'ity.
Copy. Teae,
INIT. ROBINSON, C. C.
DeCemOer Il. VIZ a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

oilCE-Alit those who have claims aga ms
the estate OF Joseph Scott, decd. are re-
quested 10 make them known, and all those that
are indebted to the said estate, either by bond,
note or open account, are earnestly solicited to
come forward and make payment
Vim. SCOTT,
Executor Of Joseeif Scott, deceased
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

10 satiNact0sy PROOF from tue SAID George Arm
royd and Company, that the merchandise has
been landed in some foreign port place.
j. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House o. Representatipes. -
GEO: CLINTON,
p,ce-PSes;dent OF the United States, and
tA President of the Senate. y
ArpnovED,
January 10, 1911.
AN ACT
For the relief Of the T. irs of the in.e Major Gen.
er1i dnthopy Warne.
Pc az enacted by thc Senate and House of Re-
~ presentatipcs ~ the Irtited St1ses of d,neri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the proper &C
counting officers be, and they are hereby au.
thortzed tn re-examinc set lie the accounts of
the late Major General Anthony Wayne & place
TO the credit thereof the three several sums
stated, 10y his executor in his memorial to Con-
Sress, dated the seventh of January, eighteen
hundred and eleven, to have been disbursed b.
the deceased for expences necessarily incurred
IN the official discharge OF his duty end three o
ther sums stated in the said memorial, Tor serv,.
ces rendered by the said deceased to the United
States.
J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Re.5yesentatire..
GEO. CLINTON,
Pice-fresiliext Of The United States ana
President of the Senate
JAMES MADISON.
January 81, 1871.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

EHE SUBSCRIBER is now opening at bis
Medicine Store, few doors below the
Eagle Tavern, large & complete assortment oT
fresh MEDICINES, received per the Ship Ave-
rick from London, which he will sell on reasonable
terms.
ALSO
London White Lead, Madden,
in Kegs. Arnatto'
Spanish Brown, in do Tooth Brushes,
ooid u Silver Leaf, Copal Vsrnish, &c:
HUGH J. CRAWFORD.
Eovember 10. I'm
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kcnsst ,so saikseofy ptocf from tle sAd George Arm

tants. 1850 died in few days. Amongst
the victims was Mark Wyiie, late of New
York. A brig Supposed TO be the Helena
from New York laden with -four and corn)
was cast away on the coast of Teneriffe
early in December, and it is feared every
person on board persisted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

N B. Major Archibald Denholm ;s fully en-.
powered by me, 10 transact all business flor the
estate OF Joseph Scott, deceased) in my absence.
Nm SCOTT,
Executor Of Joseph Scott, deceased.
Richmond, Jan. 8. WV
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TUESDAY. January 90.

sESphfs January ~
A communication from the Senate bv their
Clerk--The Senate have passed the blu 4" Pro.
vIdag for the reception of -four in the public
warehouse at Petersburg, and for other purpo.
ses"
Engrossed bills I" Imposing taxes for the SUD.
port OF government'--" Appropripting the
public revenue"-were read third time and
passed.
A bill Incorporating the bank Of Winche 3
Ser," (Which lay on the table, with several a.
men6ments, as reported from the committee to
whom II was cummitted) was taken up, the
SAID amendments agreed to by the House, the
biii further amended, and as amended ordered 20
De engfossed and read third time
n report from the Committee for Courts or
Justice (Which lay the tablet was taken up 6.
read in tie following words
nc committee for courts of Justice have. ac
cordmg to order, had under the,r consideration
several petitions to item referred, and have come
TO the following resolutions thereupon
/. ReSolvcd, rs the opinion of this committee.
That the petition of John S. Harrison, PRAYING
that he may be authorised by law, to remove ie.
70 this state, from Maryland, several slaves
who have been given to him by his father, is rea.
sonable.
q Rcsolved, as the opinion OF ibis committee,
That tre petition Of MAJOR Holland, setting forth
that about The gear 500 be- removed from this
state 10 the state of Kentucky and carried with
him negro grl named D.IphI that he has
lately returned to, and settled in this common.
wealth, and praying that he may be aulhorl-
sed oy law to brlug back the said slave, IS res
eonabie.
3. Resolved, as the opinion of this committee
Thai thc petition OF John w Charles, setting
forth, that some years ago he removed to tie
state OF NORTH ,roina, aud carried with him .
negro ma named Sam that having lately re-.
ttrneG % and settled ~ this state, he is dcsirous
OF bringing back the said slave, and praying
td he may be authorised by law 50 TO do, is
reasCnobl-
a. Rcso.Oel, as the opinion Of this committee.
Trat q IaJn 81 Richard Walker, setting
~" th' l1, y,T 1903, he removed from
thiS t.te .- re ,iaC oi 4 n ,>- ard carried I
ih'ehec sunory slaves, thai be is desiros, Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

An epidemic broke on; in TenerifFe ear
w III November, and out of 10000 inbabi j.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05
ian. 10.

ikSiNlA, TO SDit At Chancery District
Court, held at the former capitol. in the
city of Williamsburg, the 18th day of October.
1910: 'e''
Miles Cary & Elizabeth K. Cary his wife,
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EXCHANGE.

Bills on London, 90 days sight. 81 90.
- Amsterdam, (none.)
= Hamburger, (none.)
- France
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-05

PRINTIN
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY ExfoCTGp
AT THIS OFFICE.
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January 80 4p6yvS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
Ne1u Spring s. Susnmer Goods.


HEAD Or EXCH6NCE ,STREET,
HAS gust received M cXtensi,e 4s.ort.
m-,;t IL Fresh EASOhABLE GOODS,
compri,ng almost e.e,y 4iucle usually
waited a this pi.ce.
AMONG WHICH AK
Real West Of England snperfine, and com
mon Broadclolhs, Of every colour j. des-
cription DITTO Ca@imeres
Imperial Cords Patent Plsins
Newest stne Of VessHg ilAA, buff, and
blue Cambria
Cotton Cassimeres Washington Stripes
Nlte Jane cum Haakins
Very s.Uut Cotton Eelvets
Blue and yellow Nankins
Black allan and Canton Grapes
Black Lustrngs
70 and 4 Colerain Irish LinenS
Linen C4mbrics Long Lawns
Patent steam loom Cotton Shirtings
Cotton Cambrics variety Of fancy Muslins
printed Cambrcs Gingh4ois C4hcos,
Furnijures Company Bandannas
Stack silk Handk-FchIets Madras ditto
Wumen'S blk. white and slate cotton Hose
Mems blk. white, narbied and mix'o ditto
Men and women's blk and white English
silk Cloves diao Cotton
Cambria and common Dlmoties
Fine Book Muslin
White LustrIng aid SarsneIts
C0lOureu Double Florence
Cotton MAntles AMI Shawls
Kid Haht Gloves
Mems beaver, doe skin, and real buck skin
Cloves
Factory Stripes & Clecks do Bed Ticking
Fine and common brown Linen
Cotton Hoiland RI.s,s, table and Gonna y
Diaper English duo
Black, blue, brown aud green Shal!oons
and Ratinetls
Oh Cio,hi black Nodes Canton Hkfs.
Black and white Lgces ParssoiiS
o. couUn Ctmorics, for 81 I cts.
GInghamS, t)r is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, dnuh'd IN superior atile
India COttOus India C.hcOcs
4 white Fianne,; NICE blk silk Shambray
I'ahan Sewing ; H.; best snk l'~I.t
Fashionable gilt, plated and steel coat and
vest Btu 10 ) Imperial SAX duo
WeOO'a lstent SuspsndeIs
Iutkey Baudannas
Cotton ocwinSs coioured Thu cad
rs cd Lace Ice VI mites
NoI BroAo cloths buH, Whine, and red
CassImeres; bombazctt. ma WtIbUaFs.
tianno!s; baIzes, and Sw,nsklns
hussia oloctug RA- ans Duck
Black SHttnS hiu bands IaLe5 Bobbns,
Linen Threads silk ADD cotton k.rreus
Gallons cOi ard Threads
SIX F.orentIne Yesung, &c. &c
Much pans was bestowed ia the >elec-
uon VI ~ ABOVE GOOds-they ale well pur-
chased ana wlh De sold a. cheap IS Jy any
-'~s''Si MI '"s D4y. Dag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
iGteilalIfot,s SsIfttions.

The elecuons being now over for y
season, it IS hoped the public mind nay
haNe lntle Cessation from the food,
with which it has been 50 long innun-
dated, and be enabled to view with
calmness and clear vision the real stu
alton of our country, and TO ref "a
the consequences of Persistina tfs
present system OF measures in teEgr-
tocu affairs shroad and be induced
to exert thtil cad : oars in fliGrr VA
render them better calculated for pro
noting the peace and welfare Of the
country, and the prosperity and happI-
ness OF its citizens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

had ,hsaddress to.get binselF engap,d
as PreceFtoi ct an Academy. A vii
Ter ~ that paper, very properly lamsnts
and cehsures the employment of a man.
.ot sucA CHARACTER Us Teacher ~ I
Youth. The following IS extracted
rom the Remarks made on the sub.
Ject '-+-s @h
Il IS ssvoling to all sense cfRrp..
p'ioty, and every thing connected.wftll
our moral feelings, 10 Set at the bead oF
SEMINARY oE education, iaa -iactor
who las 2ed %rom ,le
1ouary for crimes ia.
t ny punished By an
dcat1.
What has been the cond
BId"ell since his residcnc- ir isuro.
vince Instead Of observing tha. course
which his situation dictated, and cen.
ing out OF sight; he has os,en,a,iousiv
obtruded himself upon the notice oftb,-
public. lie has been a constant atten-
dant at our court Of Justice. He has
been conspicuous at the bars ~ or
house OF assembly, and effected Gn1
lar intercourse with some offs Nor,
bers' He has had the afffonterv y
press tor an introduction to one 81
Judges Of our court Of kings bench y
present himself at the executive com
eli chamber A an agent i'll some I,nd
business and has carried his imou-
dence 50 FAR as to propose to article bi.r
self to one OF our barristers, as ifsuch
collision could have ayailed him or
It were possible that man under MI
circumstance could be admitted 70 m.
bar Of any court, except in the char9c-
ter OF a culprit' He must surely sum
pose that rs IS among people as Gallons
as himself to every AhonorabIe septi-
ment' or he would never have yenture,l
thus to outrage AT decorum,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
OTIean5 Bankrupt Lazy.

1t appears, by cur laf Newor!eans
accounts, that great oppiGiioR is ma
king there, BY The 11ERlcAw mer-
chants, to 4 Bankrupt Law, which
pahed the Legislature. and Is expect
ed to be figned BY Gov. Claiborne.
The Frszcb inhabitants and members
at the Iourr are in favor Of It The
Chamber Of Commerce had petition
cd agalntt it in vain /; and tie mer-
chants, with the fame Object, were
to have a meeting on the oath Of
April. It obliaeS a man to produce
two witnef1es to eitabIilh his lawful
charges to keep a certain number of
books in certain manner, withouc
the fmalIeft era(ure or in;erliniation
to have them all PACED By the
Judge of a Court or Notary Public,
for which he mutt pay exorbit4ot
fees-and on failure to comply with
thele and fifty other embarralIing
provlions, forfeit bis accounts, and
(utfer an ignOmiDious puniihment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
GENERAL MORREAU.

On the l7th instant, We are infor-
med, that Gen. Morreau appeared in
the Circuit Court Of Tie U. States, now
sitting for the Pennsylvania District,
and declared his intention to become
citizen Of the United States, agreeably
TO the act of congress on that subject,
and complied with the forms required
for that purpose,