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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
THE SCHOLARS REVIEW.

A LYMAN & co AT the elcu or rHt
BIHLF' Iefu'azfe BaRJiags, Ex.Lagsf'fsi,
have jdis pu3'ilhed, price 50 cents. new
work entitled 1.-THE Scholars Review, and
Teachers Daily Allf4nt.' which will az
found TO be exceedingly ufsfu and convenient
Tor perions q various Descriptions, ~ fiSil'ly
jor 6s@ae"ie' a"d S'boois " teisg eoHfe' ia@
n hea'y aH5 Jc eafyfs 7vo'k gi4sl, iHprsetf
ED je'etfsi Dehgued as a iumm.ry foiPetE
OF tie principal and nos: cu-iCus M " I'D
pr%t,oa knowledge 20 be nild ly tn
Teacher IN in'trucsiug and elsmnirg Ne
ichoiars; 20 sccomrll1l The sudeni N hs
dAihcal siui'es; sud to fsciIi,a the acqah-
hon ADD practice Of ulelul and polite leatn1g
20 pe.icps Ct every claG."
IN DUDLEY LEAVITT,
4 eacher Of Maihematct &C,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
SETH CLARK.

SETH CLARK.
Has just received an sn'ortment Of Sarsr.
Z A. fue
AmSrican and B1sG Csuatry Br,aJ.
cloths and Ca6imsres,
Of various colors aud price, Together v;,b
Stocking net, Black Silk VeRing aul 90
rietY OF Ssnfords celebrated Sulpepder
which he offers for fale On az good term, !,
can be had efewhere.
he continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
at his old stand 10 Exchange street, win ns...
neis and in the most fafhionztle manncr.
~. B. -TRIMMING5 Of al kiudsas
Portland, Sept. 10. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

4 general aflortment of American Cotton
8 Goods, from the Msnufaclory OF
WilKinlon Greene, y Go.
At Fswtucket, near providence r l. conlalng
of shirtings, Sheetingsr Stripes, Checks Giug
hams, Ped Tickings, Thread, Gugle twe an9
three threaded Yarns, sc. &c
Theie Goods being from one CT the Oldelt
and belt eftablifhed Manufactures IL AmetI-
Ga, are az leah Of equal quality 20 any made q
rms country, and wilt be told At tie Manu-.
factory prices,by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
AgeEt for faid compaay--at Bic Store in FL.
change -.s~et-where lie keeps couaahtly iOr
iale au alortment or HOES, as ucuaI
Portland, 7th mo m, 1871 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

NOTICE!
THE lubfcriber takes this method to ac-
knowledge che palt favors Of his cuff
TONERS IN Brunfwick and its vicinity, gives
thisiimely notice to all who are indeb:ea 70
him that lettIement mutt be made on or before
the frit of January next.
GOTHAM STONE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Portland, Oct. 2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
I am. q
(signed)
r. SMITH.
Tie Ro,.. D. NJ Erskine, &c. &c.

4
2d. There was serious diferenceof opi-
Mon between MIR. Madison and niysels up0n
che BAl touching oar foreign relations, whicli
was introduced by Mr. Macon early IN TIC
session of 1GO9-i0. The policy developed
IN, that bill became at once a Subject OF rai-
versal Misrepresentation. Not q word IL It's ia
vor wGs to be found IN any print; it was
therefore, most unfortunately not forced up
on thenation. IN its place, however, was
substituted the act Of May 1910, which the
voice Of the people in the expression OF then,
indignation, III deTision, called Macon M. 2.
Al that odiom, which these two Bills had
excit.l throughout the Us wasby a certain.
management fastened upon Mr. Macon e O.
Tiers. In these measures, Us unwise as hunts
iating MIR Madison was not at allseenby hrs
constituents. Not suspicion was entertained
that he had any participation n acts 81 poor
~ calculated TO chcctuate their professed
nurpose Of avenging the insults, OF fepairipg
the iniuries and Of maintaining the rights
81 che United States. To account then for
he very acute sensi5ility Of AIr Madison a.
20 these TWO Bills, it has become indispenss-
by necessary tothe Purpose OF tliis address
10 draw the mysterious curtain, that had az
afst entirely, and get does IN part, vel taese
transactions, end 10 state to my corptrymcH
MT mt -lNAl 1lll, uass As-4i
cons Bill No j., ard Macoa's Bill Ne. Q,
were in fact The special Continuance of Sir
| Madison himself; that they were LIS grea,
I and efficient measures OF the session tiIai
| instead OF being accommodated e Congress
Nv ;hc Presidelt hmseif Is the ConsGtaa,f
/ has wisely re3ufes, they were soyeraiiy thro
/ & certain r3etldp hanGed to oar Macon, 10 be
! It world seem, ~ A,nl Ioconbncaacs..
! Oftbese t@0 measures, wEicd were alike
regardless Of the prosperity and Of the hlnoi
/ ofthc y. States. could not Permici ny self L
be the advcoate, and, Especially a. / was
+. wei pcrsuaded that Ire goCd sense, tue nelt
| erase principles ahd The patrclic 4celng
Of niy counsry nen would utterly cypaean
them.
81 During the session e 1000, Certain
members Of the legislature, not satisfied vii!
.hc pohcy Of the measure, tnathad been Pc
! posed by MIR. Macon, strongly ard repeated
! ~ urged Mir. Madison 20 recommend @ con
gress by & message the necessity & bfM9rl
forth the resources of the naueatcr The pdr
pose ofaycngtHg nc tasDhe, 2f rfobmy ~
tjW1es, oHd VI HiqntaAi4y the rlgtfo y m
Uahed Srates. Yielding 70 tTeir noporani
tes, hc fnaiy sea- e congress TIC toito@m
messaGe;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

The letter of February 14sh, 1910, from
which the following is an extract -" His
majesty could place no reliance on the pro-
ceedings Of the United S,1tes, whu hayingno
ground cfcomplaint gu,nst France, compris-
ed her in their acts OF exclusion, and since the
month Of May have forbidden the entrance
OF their ports Of French vessels under the Pc
naity Of cohEscation. As soon as his majesty
was informed of this measure, he considered
himself bound to order rcprisals on Ameri-
can vessels not only in his territory, but like
wise in the countries winch are 1nder his in
huencc. liz the ports If Holland, of Spain, of
Italy, ard of Naples. American vessels have
beeu seized, because the Americans have
seized FfeHciIvcssois. The Americans can
not hesitate as to the part which they are 20
take. They ought either tofcar to liecesfhe
1cf ofth,iy lad, heHdeHce, and TO become a.
gain, as before the revolution, the sujl-cfs0f
kHgta8d, Or TO take such measures as ths -
their commerce and industry should not =
tari9ed by the English, which renders them
more dependent than Jamaic 4, which at least
has it, assembly q Representatives and It's
privilege. hten without Nst foLititaL Uicgvs.
grtfhOuf hoHoT, 70iih0ut tH0gy, may alleEe
that payment Of the tr5ate imposed by Ems
land may DC submitted e, because Il is light
bat Why viii they not perceive thst the Eng
lsh viii 10 sooner have blamed the admissi-
Oh Of the principle, than they will raise the
tariff IN such way that the burthen, at first
/ light, becoming insIppai table IL will tsen be
necessary TO fight For crest al.sr Aaying
reiQse4 ~ fSlIg ter .lyDyI.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
Ma. SMiTn TO Mr.. EE sis11
Dsa9ytaesA Of Stafe, Aug. 3, 1909.

Or,
have just received from Mr.. Pinkney
a letter, inciosinga printed paper, purport-
ing 70 DC copy of d despatch to you from
Mr. Canning, whichslates among ether things,
that '.,trom the rcpo-t of your conversations
win Mr. Madison, MIR. GaIlatin and MIR.
Smith, it appears,
1st-ss That the American government is
prepared in the event Of his majesty's con-
senting 10 withdraw the orders in council
OF January and November, 1907, to withdraw
contemporaneoGsly On its part, the interdic-
ton of It's harbors to Ships of war, and all
non intercourse and non-mportation acts, so
lar rs respects Great Biitsin, leaving them
IN force with respect 10 Eiance, and the
powers Which adopt or act under her de-
crees:
3D." That America is willing tcrenource
diving the present war, the preteasion IF
carrying or n ts-ae Of war all trade wirh tie
enemies colonies, from which she was -e3.cal-
ded during peace:
3d." Great Britain, for the purpose ofbe-
curing the operation ofthe embargo, ard the
6ona Gde intention Of America, to prevent
her citizens from trading with France, and
the powers adopting and acting under the
French DEGREES, is = DC considered rs beng
al liberty to capture al such American yes-
sells as may be found attempting to trade
with the ports fanny Of these powers; with
cut which security for the observance OF the
embargo, the.ra:s;ng it non:naily, with res
pect To Great Britain alone would in fact
raise it with respect to ell the world.n
have the honor to request you 10 favor
me with such explanations as Your candour
viii at once suggest, in relation tic these i'm
Puted conversations
forl;ear TO express TO you, Sir, the sur
prise tllst is felt ut the extraordinary pre-
tensies.s ftiA in this letter ofinstructiors,
and especially at the expectation that this
Government would, as a preliminary, reco5-
nize conditions, two of which are so mani-
festly irreconcileable to the dignity and inter-
est of the United States. /, however, would
remark that had you deemed it proper to
have communicated in crtenso this letter,
it would have been impossible for the Pre-
siIcnt TO have perceived in its conditions or
in lis spirit, that conciliatory disposition which
had been protested, and which, it was hoped,
had really existed.
am, &c,
(Sionedl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

therein ind an apology, if not a Justification
in my behalf,
list. The following letter was not prerar-
ed in Write Of any direction, or even inti-
nation from Mr. Madison. II was written
and sent by me when he Was at rs sest i.
Virginia. Before his departure 5iassA' s.;ih-
iagten, he, however, knew tliat J had it ~
contemplation to make such cailupou alr.
ETskine. and, as he had expressed nadis-
appreciation, it Of coarse took pi1ce. But
nave since learned that he was rot a little
displeased that such an enquiry hadleen at
al stirred. My fellow oidzens, N reading
the letter and in adverting to the denoaemeist,
VIII, frost have no dii6culty III eliminating
he-puiity OF my motives, and as htsiein dis
.corering the ground OF his displeealre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
MONDAY, JuLY 8, 1911.

"Ihe Presidents Message to both houses OF
Congress, delivered on the Sd of January,
1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
STATES.

e e - e, -. U9iIa,EI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
srfracf # a letter from ne Secretary q
5fafe ~ Gra. .zrntstrong, dated
July sth, 1910.

As has been heretofore stated 70 you,
satisfactory provision for restoring the pro-
perry lately sarpriscd and seized BY the order
or rs the Instance ofthe French government,
mus 5e combined with repeal 81 he French
edicis, aah Vicw 10 aro5l-i'it Tccprse seih
GrfCf Erfah such provision being an IN
diI 4sibt evidence of the JUS purpose Of
FraGcc TOW aIds TIC United ltatcS,'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
Feb. %.

I'm MONDAY, the llth day OF March next.
~ beng court day, viii be exposed 10 pub
lie sale, at Campbell court house, on a credit of
Siic' two and three year., equal payments
THE FOLLOWING Los & LAyDs. VIZ
One Tact Of Lana,
In the County of Campbell, on the waters of
Beaver and Postum Greeks, Containing $50 A.
ores, by late and accurate survey, and iuclud.
ing part of what is called Cooper's mountain
Also, another Tract of Land.
In the said county, on the branches OF Postum
Rock Castle, and Flat Greeks, containing $50
acres, aud bounded by Stevenson's, Candicr's
and Martins lands
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county, containing $40 ceres, on the
he'd branches ~ the south fork of Falling river.
and upon the z side # Long Hnunt,in
and bounded by Cusby's, Forbes's aud Stt,,'s
lands.
disc, another Tract of Lnnd
In ,s'd ccu ,y,containing 90 acres, on the head
b.. nciIcsof he south fork ofFalling RIVER, ON both
sides Of the main road, Z. bounded by the I.o,,Y
mountain aud Richard Stith's lands
Also, mother Tract If Land,
In Campbell County, on the branches of Bea-
yer creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Trart Of Land
Situated on the western branches Of BuffaIoe
:reek. in the county Of c Campbell, containing $50
cr-s, and commonly known by the name OF
Turner's place.
Also, Lots No a ard 8,
Each half sGres, situated on the maiE street IN
The town of New London, on which are a Store
and d wellirg House
4iSo, Lots No Is and as.
In the SAID town, containing ) acres, adjoining
the above haltacre lots, @hereon barn and o.
thor out hOGscs now stand.
also, Lot No. a.
Situated III SAID tp,yn, cont aiming II acres
And 10 and a.,
Containing cacli .r,e5
hiso, Tract ~ Land,
Adjoining tie above lols, containing 200
cres. which land Thomas Reid purchased Of
Pamela Crump, will appear by the deed Of
d'niHre, recorded ~ the district court OG New
| London.
| The above Lots and lands were formerly the
! -. erty OF Mr. John FORBES. dec'd AID Of NJ
| ThomaS ReId aud nov belong to'tbc lac fin
| 'f buchanan Dunlop & Co They Will h,
ewn To intending purchasers by Mr. Thoma,
Reid, who lives at Campbell court ouse. or b.,
James Penn, ESQ who lives nesr Ns,y-Londo
| and sny further Information rcquired may b,
obtained upon application o. 4 John i M
sns ct Richmond, or to lle srb.crbers
KONE3F POLLOK
JOHN DUNLOP.
Pe'eSs1urg' FEB. ~, 1871, IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

Uaon taking as.ew the duty enacted o.
kncyican vessels, with ths enorrnous Custom.
lion,e .,ni "th-r charges, restrictions, and EN-
berr2ssnen,s which the American trade labors
untler; together with the consequences which
mus, necess .rily result from the advantages gi.
ven the British vessels and merchants over the
American shall, before draw n conclusion,
point ont such inequalities AMI obstruot,ons, AS
ut t'i;s time appear to me to bear hard tile
In ,hmrrce az he u. s aud which, think call
3oully. for redress, ''retafation' or some coun-
.tersa.linE duties or restrictions to place the A
rsrrican vessels and merchants on an equal foot
ing with the British. In the first place tn, Bri-
tsh vess is allowed TO import from the u. s
tobacco, pitch, tar, rosin &C. and also to export
from the co'onies sirtr &c. while the American
yrs q, ~ ex iuI d both The importation and ex-
rprta,ion IF these articles. Secondly, the extra
port charges, and colonial laws which they are
restr;ctca'o, VIZ. being obliged in most of the
is'-ods To em1toy British merchant, which costs
? the American ut least seven and half per cent
ou tie amount at the cargo having to give bond
& security fer two Thousand pound,not 10 carry a
passenger without passport. Tbs is peculiar
" nnrd strangers, who frequently oblig
e,i Ia paw those who become their suretics.--
T;mdly, the duty above alluded 10, of one dol
lar per barrel on four and other articles in pro-
pu,uon After taking these circumstances into
CONS deration, am clearly ofopnon (and trust
it will appear evidently tina, tie British vessel has
niece than a full freight The advantage over the
American r-N1f. fnt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
Feb. %.

y oIiCE.-By virtue of deere ~ TIC
1en' ~ coor', Of James CITY, pronounced
"m .,'e il,,' "' Feb 1911. will sold, for the
~. pose Il" ~" mentioned, To the l. Guest hid.
der on The 18th of March next, iii p ths
mex mex, f'if day. TX n,gr, s----- The prnur,v of
(. i'ua' K'r ado" d., ID. asa at the sam t'rna
va o' sold Ia" tract of LAND. ~ ,h. = ..r.S
% james City on VIII Gu h, ssii Rcha,,eo,' ~.
S Ta containing by estimation 200 acre, -
not s"' s: WV Ike place on dc al oa id.
hot lar oistsnt from Barr ., fer. - f.. ms g
Sale Il months dit will be aiioweo n,.rr,s
ser' oy Their giving bonds with app oyrG ecu.
'nN, 10 carry interest from the usle, if not unes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

NJ LONG CKEDIT.--WIl be aid :.
PUBIC sale Oh F'd-y Tie 22d day OF Merc,,
!" NJ u 'sr, II not the H. tar d.y, (s,nd. 80.
cePis at the p ,ce where lanes Gsor@a' cA
merry KEEP Tavern in GoochIaud ro,niy sno
acres OF AND, lying in thr lover enc, ~ 10
isa' adjoining he lands of Mr. H.. a. p, 49,. q.
no' more than 80 mills from k.lmond the
,L"n IS IeIei az nrarly oae hall IL wood, most
49, % GOOD u" Der isnd the open LAM, az
n rT' ia'e1y hcios d aud part in cultivation =
ihose who wish to huy land and psv for !, eron,
Use produce OF the land, are invited TO attend
sold. s"" VIII Do
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
The Legislature Of Kentucky have passed

The Legislature OF Kentucky Rave passed
= r solution (5S To- appr wing he steps
TAX n by the President of the u. STATES Ito
obtain possession of that part Of w. Florida
alluded 20 in his proclamation ;" and pletiy
ing hei Cooperate in such measures as
he constituted authorities of the general go
v'rnment may adopt i'll relation to the claim
ST. asserted.
u By the last Wcs' ern Mail. we receiv-
I'd New-Orleans papers to the 18th, and
ltchez t he 2ls'. ult.-Ex racts are Civ
en- in the proceed ng Cnluuns They are ut
ter'v slert as to 4 3ritish Fleet at Pensacola
or Mobile.-~rhe Erigands are completely
quelled.
Y Mr.. Brent, it seems, has delivered
Speech, in the Senate of the u S,ares, an facor
of the Bank.
~ T Editor will he absent, for few DAYS
Mr.. Burlng, however. will execute all the or
ders addressed 10 this Office.
Total amount Of the number Of inhabitants OF
Virginia agreeable to- the returns made ay the
Marshal in the year 1911.
$50. sS4
Norfolk borough, Norfolk County, & Town
of Petersburg, not returned.
Details hereafter
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

We Annua Meeting oftbe RICHMOND
LIBRARY SOCIETY, will be held at
NJ. Fiesher's Tavern. on Monday, the o5' day
OF tsbriarv, at 10 o'clock-being the day fixed
on by the Constitution
Jim OLYNCH, kiGrWian.
FEB. 7. tdm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

ON Thursday, the 2stb day If next iAontf,5
wiil'' exposed to public sale, on the pres
,''s :, on credit OF two and three years, LOr rs
N and "a, in the town of CnrtersvilIe, winch
,,o'meriy belong ID TO M'.srs. Deanes and wero
oy them sold TO MIR. William Mackenzie --Ou
one lot there is an xoel,ent dwelling house. md
ON the other good lumber house. Intending
purchasers may obtain further Information "
applying to Messrs Archibald Taylor j Co. vino
At present occupy the houses. Bonds with an
proved security, to bear in,eres, from the date
ou1 'he interest Will be remittcd If the principal
rs punctuaily paid
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. 20. ri.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

Arother uorthy gone--DIED, IN the 18th inst
MAJ. Joscpk Eggleston. of Amelia, universally
respected and deeply regretted.
An eulog,um upon the deceased is linavoida.
bly, postponed till our next.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
Petersburg, Feb. %. ,d, ;

Y virtue of decd of trust. bearing date,
RV NE 9th day Of Apvii, 1902, executed bv
.na;nsnie' Hairs TO me for the purpose Of se-
curing sum of money therein meutioned ~
t''t Late firm of Buchanan. Dunlop & Co. / viii,
proceed on Thursday, he 21st day of March
neX,, - FAR, if no, the first fair day thereafter.
q. ~ c'ocS' on The premises, to sell at publu,
auction, ON credit of one. two and three y.sr.
quAi instalmen 81 A TRACT UF Land.
U" faiis creek, an the county OF Ptt.y,yanis
continuing by estimation 500 acres, more or
'e's' oeing the same trsc, which In. said Har.
ris ,nher'ted from his deceased father. and an
W"ich there are good Dwelling House, Store.
mousse D's''i'ery, and many other improves
,"on'S' Mr.. Alexander Brown vino lives on the
'''u, VIII shew It to intending purchasers. and
any information wanted may be had bv .urI;ca.
t s 10 me-Bonds with approved security. to
ear interest from the date, will be required bus
.,e interest w'i' be RENTED il the princi,a, is
Punctuaily paid.
JUN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Feb. %, 1911. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

=
Sugars
Norfolk, 22'd Feb. 2lT
an ANCEKY -MeckIenourg County.
I Jan Court 1911.
Henry II Dsdman, Co,nb't
against
p demon Hurt, Jr. and Daniel r. Barnes,
admir- de bonis non of Philemon Hurt, Senr.
decd. Defts
On the motion of the Complainant by nus
Counsel, and it appearing to the ga istaction of
the Cour., that the deft P,emou Hurt, Ir IS
not AN InhabftAnt of this Commonwealth 1t is
ther. fore decreed and ordered that the SAID
DIRT ito appear here on the LIST day OF April
Couc' next, to answer the bill OF the Complqin
ant, and give secarity to abide by and perform
the fnture decree of this urt, and hat copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper published in the town Of Petersburg or
81 mond for eight weeks successfully, and he
posted an wo Court aay: SUCCESSFULLY, AT inc
trrht door Of the Court house Of this County.
aud mat the def't ID tnel Il. b ,rnes admir- as a.
f''essid be enjo'ned from Paying, conveying u
way or secretmg the goods, chsttles or Effects
IN his hands, belonging to debts due to the
SAID Philemon Hurt, Jr until the further order
OF the Court.
a Copy. Teste,
w. BARKEWILL, o. n c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

r ID, by one OF my negroes SADDLE.
~ he says he found it dow BY the saw NH =,
% tnis CITY the owner may have it by descr,b;nr
'he same TO me he nus paw tat. ,xpcnecs
Richmond, Feb. %. -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

Mr.. George Harris is a candidate 10 repre-
sent the people Of Louisa, in the next General!
Assembly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

'HlRTY DOLLARS REWARD---Eo,.
@sl'Ver'TS 70 me. GEORGE, ntg,o ,nIn.
S'ho belo"gs To the estate If Col DaRey hjcb,,G.
CON- deceased If Tarpes C,ty county he har ZEN
urea a :" me CIV @ Fichn,ond ior sever9l yenrs
P"''' dHH elePed from tie serVice of m eJoars ~
lcH' !" flie s"d III, dbom thc fyst If III, i,s,,
Oeorgc IS d6om tpcntv yeays # are. jpi E,cci
ana 81 fdSvny hble&ion, a5oaf 5 tee, 4 ;,c5cS
MN MS 7nother Gvts N HI1ove, T,zp,. mini Sr
1oh" e GeHly, in which ueiehboylood + is by,5a-
re ne pl y ne conce1led The above ye1va5,l ,uiH
.g P"'a 70 my Pcr'on' delivering The sail negro to
1 get him again 6"'' ~ ""'
Archer H4NKINS
Hd'rtr Of DRdley Richayoson. gc',d
Jarnayy 49, go
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

{ NE HUNDRED NrGkOLS FD-TS,
on nrad3y, the Ia day # M,rch next:
d. ; .r plantation IN Bu"sw ok, generally kn IN
a''Slerr"s qn r"r IN, ~ FIELDS NIL nd
nearly between Lew Hes' 4nd Briefs br,,lgesa
some OF tue heirs ofi,he late ca. R,chard -
tf,Io' "li' "ier for sale. for ready money about
cslient field asnds many CAP
Februpr, S a
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WINe. TOMPKINS G MURRAY
December 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

We find nothing said otthe Orders in Coun-
eil, cxceptin some questions put by Lord HI
E.nd 10 the British minis,ry,i in the conclusion of
on Of his speeches on the Stale OF the Ma
ton :''-Norfo!k Herald
-" He hada third ,question to put 10 he no.
BE lords, and that respected the important suas-
Con be ween this country and the United States
A-a case wherein the British government Wac
oelied upon speedily to determine upon one of
AVA modes of policy. either to revoke the Orders
Sn Council, or % express the grounds reasons
for their continuance the former Of which al
tematives ought in his judgment to be adopted
Aud against the Lime that the American Repub-
he expected their answer, an explanation from
minsiers on this head was ~, more necessary,
as ,hey were about to call upon HE house 20 ac-
qn.sice in slow and circuitous mode of pro-
ceiling 'or restoring the personal exercise o. the
royal authority, in preference to a speedy & con-
psndious mode, which would avert toe hume
rous pending evils with which the country was
threatened"