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lust RECEIVED,

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- Superf1ne Yellow Bark,

DR.S1MFORD'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been usea
and highly approved by many Physi-
clans of distinguished character in dine
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to ohe'
it to the FACULTY in general, under TIC
persuasion, that no practitioner OF tas'e
in the choice of his means, can 'aiI ~
be grati6sd in the U.s. OF this eIegsh,,
preparation.-In strength. hneness spo
certainty of operation, it greatly SUIT
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SALT of
BARK. prepared b. the same. :.
The above articles are put up "
parcels Of different sizes. to accomI'o
te the ususl wants Of not only pm!
sicians, but of retail druggists, eouT
'ry merchants and private families
old BY
James Kennedy. SEN
Bookseller and no other tfrs0"
Mersndris.
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MARYLAND
TOBACCO
WILL BE PURCH A I'D,
Lawrason 8 Fowle.
September 2.
Merino Rams for Sale.
SEVERAL FULL BRED AMERICAN
MFRINO RAMS

May be purchased on reasonable terms
by applying to FRANCIS L. LEE, or
in hi. absence to joan DARNE. Jr. at
SuLIY, in the County of Fairfax, near
Gate No. S, on the Litlle River Turn.
pike.
August s.
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Jackson & Rumney

aApE 5Us1 REe8IVED. FOR SALE,
NIVE Cases Mems Fine BEAVER
HATS, which will Oe sold by sin.
Gle Case or together, as nay best suit
purchasers.
September 3 it
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-28
EWQUIRER-oFFICE, Jan. %.
1MPRESSMENT OF SEAMEN.



We have, attempted to prove, in the two
preceding Numbers, these two Propositi-
ons, LIST. That Britain has no right whatso-
ever to IMPRESS any seaman from an Anne
ricar vessel at sea--2nd That if she had
such right in other cases, the abuses flow
ing from its exercise in the case of Ameri-
can vessels, would operate as a complete
oar to the exercise of it in that case.
1t these propositions be true, the discus
sion Is ct, an end. The outrages of i'm
pressment should cease for ever. The only
point which would then remain, would be
tor the two nations 10 agree upon some ar
rahgement, to be carried into execution on
shore, by virtue of which Great Britain
might secure the use Of her o7Un seanien,
without the necessity of impressment. A
candid comparison of these two expedients
VIII only serve to set in a stronger point
OF view the wanton and profligate clarac-
ter ot this pretended right of impressment.
This is the topic which we shall discuss i'm
our next number, when we shall attempt
TO show that impressment is not merely an
outrageous enCroachmcnt upon the rights
ot the u. s., but that it is nearly ttseless for
the very purposes which O. Britain pro-
tesses to have i'll view.
THERE'S "A Sd proposition, however. which
::-:::;.''ii5 attention. It's object is TO
prove, that the ground which the republic
cans have now taken against iiUpressment,
IS not original or new; but, that on the
contrary. like the evil it seeks to cure, it
has ltr 'wn with our growth and strengthen
ed with our strength; and that the federal
party. wore, in their day of power, the
friend of the seaman, (at least in words, \
and the avowed enemy fimhressmenf.
Each administration, indeed, seems 10
have been alive to the Importance OF the
evil, and duly aware, that il 1t went on, il
would necessarily lead TO 7Oar.
Could any doubt remain as to the alrni-
abstraction OF Washington, the reader has
only to turn 20 the correspondence of Mr..
! JeiferGo1, when Secretary Of State, with the
American minister in London. The fol-
lowing Extract from his letter TO Mr.. Tho
mas Pinc%ncv of the 6;h Nov. 1872, in re-
gard to this Practice, is sufficient proof Of
| MS rwu established 'piqions:
"lt IS unnecessary ~ devclnpc e. ynu the iIcon-
cenieHces of fhis coHscf, and the inbDSsibiity NJ
ieni1g IL "a an. | hope YOU viii be able ~ make
tho british ministry sensible of the necessity of p,-
niehgs the past pni preventing the future"
We crme down to the era Of MIR. Secre-
tary Pickering:
From Mr.. Pickeriap TO MIR. King, Octo-
her IS, 179..
"Thc President is extremely anxious 10 have tl,is
business of mprcsses placed on a reasonable foot.
lug"
In 1900, during The administration o.
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Lsrdes., MY SO. iT9..
-" The undersigned fr,ds il also To- be his duty "a
represent, that the rr-yula,i,ies before mentioned
extended not only to tle capture and condemnation
OF American vessels and property, anil 10 unusual
personal seventies, hat To the improvement al
American c;t'zens 10 serve Oh board oc armel vcs-
seis lie !orb.ars to dwell oi the injuries done 40
these unfortunate individuals, o. on the emotions
which they must naturally excite, e,,i,er in the.
breasts ci the nn,on 10 whom they belong, OF The
just and humane of every country"
Extract ot letter from Rfns King esquire, Minis
ter pl~nipo;entiary OF the United States, To tic
Secretary OF State, dated
London, March Is, 1899.
eel then mentioned u,lr Dissatisfaction with IT..
continuation of the practice OF taking INT of our
ships, met en- the main ocean, such OF their crews
ss did not possess certificates ct American cit,zer-
ship ;.dcnying. MS had often done, in former con.
lerenees upon the SINE subject, any right on The
part at Great Britain upon which the practice coi,l
be founded; and suggesting that ships of w-r.
10y pernsissionoi our government, m;sit, with equal
right, pursue the same practice towards their
chanimen.'' ... -
"rhat on Ibis 9ubiect had again and again or-
Tered tn concur ~ q convention, which taouy,t
practicable tn &c forne |, and which sho,,;tl sc,ii
these questions IN manner that would kc sHfc TOT
England, and satisfactory 20 U.S.
the chain III historical proofs would be
compete iflt were worth while to 7itend our
views to the steps OF the Jefferson and Ma
olson Administrations but the Indignation
"'PSh tHS t'Cl "NNS SI-'i~SoCt iVi liliS IL
bominabie proceeding is SO strong and the
steps which they have taken are So fresh
in the minds of the reader. as to render it
unnecessary to make any citations.
The whole course of orr history then
exhibits the resentment which has been eX-
cited by the impressment ofou seamcn.--
Each administration has been the iriend
OF the seaman. And the question is at
last brought fairly to issue. whether we
shall hereafter su'fer him to be torn from
his country and her flag at the caprice of a
British otiic er--or whether he shall be Sc
cured in those personal rights which it is
the object of all governments to secure to
their citizens. the result may
prove, it seems impossible not to join IN the
sentiment of Decatur,
Free Trade. and No ImhreSsmcnt."
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too might be called an enormous power. but
was we'll known to be a matter of form, q
mere Executive duty, Sc. Sc.
The motion ofMr. Minor was then mega
tivcd without division.
AR. IaAmadSe moved to amend the bill
bv adding thereto an amendment to this
effect - I" Provided. That no part OF said
stock shall be sold below par"
After some observations in favor Of this
motion. and reply thereto by Mr.. Cheves,
the motion was negatved without a divi-.on.
Mr.. Ialimadse also made q motion to
strike out one fourth ofone per cent" the
commission to he allowed on sales of stock,
and insert " one eighth"
After sone observations in favor Of the
motion by the mover, and reply thereto by
Mr.. Bib. the motion was ne,atived by a
small majority.
The committee rose and reported the till,
and the House aGjoirned.
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CLAnKsBURG. yirp. IAN. I

~ ., -, CI1A NtASb no, Wig Jan. IT.
Mr.. David Cram, lately resident of this place,
has contrved machine for the purpose of cutting
timber, which, for its utility, bids fair to be ranked
amongst the most useful and ingenious inventions.
Several gentlemeA who have seen the construction
and operation OF this laborsaving piece of mechan-
ism have given it their decided appreciation The
machine IS truly simple and upon calculation it is
found that with 1T one man will perform the labor
OF SIX IN the same space of time with axes. With
very little exertion of strength in the workman it is
estimated to cut tree feet through in half an
hour 1t cuts with equal facility both standing and
fallen timber. The machine is quite port,ble and
may easily be carried about by the workma The
whole cost when completed, will not exceed ten dol
lars. This contrivance deserves to be more gener-
ally known hut we are not now disposed to enter
into particulars as the ingenious inventor intends
making application for patent.--Byestander.
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a, -; -~--''i- -t,4 = ''. ...e 49,. -
! As Ia. Wellington Sc Al MS lines n Ei.koao "a
ssa.eo&s.. with Fever supplies for r.aA aaG heyse.
viii not wheat aud ccrn rise in price ttf
EHeract Of Il letter from Tctias Lear. Esq.
late Consul General of the limited S,aics
1T Alsiers. IL William lambert, Jun,
ACTIN; Consul o. thar United States az
Lisbon, dat,d Gibraltar. November the
4.h 1872, 49,,
SIR-On the 81 inst. received a ic.tcS
f-orn John NcvdeYl,c;, ESD. His swedish
Majcsty's CvnS,/ General ~. A:giers, un.
der date oi the 3Sth cctober, inlorning me
that the brig Eiwm, of Salem, captain
George G.. Smith. Will II men. including
the captain, wis the only y inc'ican rrizc
which, had been carried into .Al.5iers bx
their c"uiGers, and that the reDort that
prevailed some time stree of ,hcir havjnf.
captured two American vessels eff Cape
ST. Vincent was without foundation Nh
Wondering adds that two higerlrc frigaaes
sailed from AiricrS OIL crnize, on the II,
October, and as Il is like;v they win ,-.,
inso the Atlantic and OF Cad;Z and Lisbon
it will bc prorer 10 give this account tn all
Nmcricans which nav he about "a depart
from those places. t!,at they may &c or their
guard. Captain Smith was captured on the
18th of August from Malta for this place
and Salem with a cargo of wine, sc. MIR.
Wondering, in whose charge left my af-
fairs when j was Obliged TO quit Algicrs,
informs nae thas captain Smith was permit
ted t. live at his house where his situation
would be as comfortable and pleasant rs it
could be in Algiers but that SO few Amer
leans had been made slaves tha, the regen-
CIV set an Immense value on the head of
captain Smith. I have requested Mr. Nri.-
derling to furnish captain Sn';th and his
people with MONEY necessary for their
proper support, frcn funds OF mine in his
hands. until the orders of government shah
be received respecting them.
p. s. | am this moment Informed that the
two Algerinc frigates mentioned in the
foregoing. passed the strais last night to the
westward, and will undoubtedly be of Ca.
dix and Lisbon.
(SignedD Tobias LEAR.
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NEW York, Jan. 81.
ADMIRAL WARREN,S SOIiAnRON,

blockade Of Sandy Hook raised.
We are happy to state, that the squadron
under the command of Sir John Borlase
Warren. have not been seen from Sandy
Hook, since Tuesday morning at O'Clock
Yesterday arrived at this port, the fine
fast sailing schooner Flash, Mather, from
Nantz, with valuable cargo.
Captain Mather sailed from Nantz on the
5th OF December, and does not furnish us
with any later Intelligence than we had
previously received by the Lynx, via Bal
timore.
Capt. M. states, that two French frigates,
from Nantz, and three from Bordeaux sail
ed on cruise, about two weeks previous to
his sailing.
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o be rented for one year, or leased for a long
er term,an ice.hOlse well filed with clean ice
together with two or three acres Of ground, well a.
dspted for market garden. house suta lie Tor p
single person, or small family may be had with
the premises.
This property possesses advantages not generally
attached to property OF the same kind. and affords
desirable situation for Gardner OF responsibility.
JAMES BRANDER.
n. Il. TO be hired out two Negro Girls, that have
been used 70 the care of Children, and the work Of
family, and oil good character.
J.B.
Jan 27. 9w
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cruize OF Sd DAYS. Sailed on this cruise from
New York. Has made ten prizes--among
them a British transport with powder, Sc
and ordered her for the u. s. and the Spa :
nish brig Gen. Blake. which sailed from this
port about the 9th iiSe. for Cornnna, and
ordered her for France 4 others were
manned and ordered for diifcreat ports &
4 released OF DESTROYED Eleven prisoners,
taken on board the Gen. Blake. have ar
rived in the Comet. This privateey ia0un,s
IA guns. aud had, when put to sea on this
crui &C. $50 men, of which only So arc now
on board, the others being OH board the
different prizes.
NORFOLK, Jan..25-In the echr: Rich
mond, arrived in Hampton roads OH Satur-
day from Ocracock, came passengers Can't
Destebccho late commander of the French
ship Tamerlauc stranded IN l.ynhavcn hay
on the 18th inst. and afterwards captured
by the British sloup of. war Tartarts, and
also Mr.. Seldcn OF II ,mDton, who was plat
On board the French ship. They were ia
ken on board the British sloop uf war, and
Kept Tor short time only, as that ship, soon
alter brought too 4 schnr. in ballast, from
Duxbury bDund to Ocracocls, and put them
~ board of her together with 80 American
prisoners. crews of different vessels which
the Tartarus had taken among them our
ln"rWint states, was the sChnr. SalOma,
Hubble, trom Ocracock bonnd to New York
which was sent to Bermuda. The Tarta-
rus was badly manned having scarcely more
hands than were requisite to work her. We
take pleasure in correcting an error in our
statement of the loss of the Tamerlane. Mr..
Selden was not carried on board the Tar
tar"s " in i''ofis" Gas we were informed he
was) nor did he suffer any indign or i'll .
treatment while on board of her; on the
contrary he speaks highly of the humane
AMI friendly conduct OF Capt. Pasco and his
officers.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Schnr. Richmond. Calder. from Curr-
tuck. (cargo salt and crates) bound to Rich
mond. Sailed from Liverpool the 18th July,
and having heard of the war put into Cur
rituck "a avoid the enemy's cruizers, where
she was taken into safe keeping by the Col
lector there.
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NftdNa:ed in(raction oJtae la7gs !

IF any merchants will 50 strangely abuse
the generosity Of their government, as is
contemplated in the following extract Of a
letter to a gentleman in this city, we trust
they will pay, TO the las; cent, the forfeit
81 their sins.
ErTact ofa Leuet froni Tondor, Oh Dec
am informed considerable Orders for
manufactured Goods are arrived, aud great
prep ,ratioRs ave riskiug 10 ship in the
Spring. AMERICAN Slips from the baltic
with Licences are allowed - take British
manufactured Goods to the United States"
When the Athenan Ora,or was silcht
over the encro1chmcnts Of Philip. The ways
OF Athens accounted for his dumbness BY
saying that he had the 5RUer QwnzcV.-
The same account has been given of the
,Aperican Qpincey for saeaking in favor Of
the encroacsments Of Great Britain.
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, d ME Subscriber vii, return in a few weeks 10
a the County of Washington, where he coniii
MUGS his practice OF the Law IN the Superior an,l
interior Courts and attend 70 any business corideJ
TO him IN that district in tie OF tennessee.
PETER MAYO.
Jan IS. 4w
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TDBIAS LEAR.

- The Subscribers TO the DANCING ASSEM-
BLlES, are requested to attend at the Rel or Sa-
turday Evening, O'Clock, 10 make arrangements
for the season.
January %. ct
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EHOR sale. at Wallis Medical Store en- Shoekoe
= hill nearly opposite the Swan Tavern, gene
raj assortment OF Genuine Drugs, Mefiencs Paints,
Oil, Dying Wood &c. &c. sc.
Also. -Four Barrels Clover Seeds, of Last years
growth
Jan. 81. vAw
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.MOTJCF

WOTTCE.
'sNHE tenemeht5 and houses, and the Geld contie.
q uOHs, containing between eight and nine acres
OF ne rich GrOnd heretofore advertised as be long
ing to the estate OF James Lyle deed will except
the rcd house be set up for To the highest bid
der on Saturday the 3Oth current, on the premises
ON the tene'Pens arc houses suitable for one, two
or three small families, viz. TIE small tene-
ment on the cross street, anil two on the large the
wheat-houses and the field will be rented separate
".
on the first floor OF the Msson's Hall, on the cross
street, leading froHs the Old Tavern 10 the River
JAMES BRAN DER, aycnt
for Robert Gsahdiq, e,c'r.
N. r.. Wanted to purchase horse Of gentle
qualities, that las been used to the Saddle and to
the Gig.
Ja6. q. Nv
a IN Thursday morning ihe It'll February at th.
~ stores ot the Auction-rpom, No. % South frone,
street. philadelphia, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be
sold, bJ the package on credit,
Three haniret baetdgeS British dry goods,
COMPOSING an elegant Spring assortment, a,nong.t
Which are
Plate, Fanc;es, Srper & Genoa Velvett5
lurniture CdHcses. Do. Cord;
Camtt1c a0d Long Cloth Flannc!s
.Wirti7fs. Clot * Cas3imeres
Cam5iic, Jaccnet & Fan Coalio-l
cy .5jRsKHs. Irisi II, ems
"a traeilics and Yelling Lawns and Sbrctipgs
FeStigre-' Mar - hdkfs.
Cotton Cassirneres lace 8 ,.c,cs
York Stripes Cotton la as
Corded Diintc5 Mems end Nomens' 'eo-
India Jeans tier cloves
fancy Shaw's Linen Ihr ads
Cotton, Silk and Worstcd Pins and Button.
Uosiery.
CATALOGUES of the above r:H 80 -oe+- for,
delivery and the goods open fo@ examination tive
days previous to the sale.
sILAs y. WEIR. Aacfy.
Jan. OF. &c
II J. II N X S,
Of almost etcry description,
FOR SHE .f2' MS 9rFfCE
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For SALE.

FOR SALE,
4 LIKELY MULATTO GIRL, fifteen years old,
: q she has been brought sp in a huu-e from her
infancy--great pains have been taken with her. size
is excellent house.servan a,d as gpo,! sean-
stress as any in the city.--FOr apply 10 the
printer.
Jan IS. It
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EDMrND WINSTON Esq having resign
ed his Commission as Judge of tie General
Court for the Circnt Of Buckingham, Cum
bertrand, Campbell, Louisa Slc.-Thc Lee
gislature of Virginia proceeded yesterday
to supply the Vacancy, when JoHN DAB
NEY, Esq. ofCampbell was c ected.
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J. n y r 5,
together vita all the Stock and Farming Utensils
&c. now on the farm. For terms apply to Col John
Amber of Richmond, 10 the subscriber. on the
premises. EDWARD ANDIER
January 28. eDtt
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- FOR SALE,

e. FOR SALE,
4 HAT beautiful fertile and valuable Estate,
e. JAMES TOWN.
he celebrity of this estate makes it unnecessary TO
give any description of 1.-THE Farm is now ia com.
p!ete order, and the improvements in excellent re-
pair The subscriber will sell with this property.
thirty or more
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

~ liz ~ "a - ~
4 DIVIDEND of five per cent is declared on the
"a stock in the James River COMPANY for six
months ending the 5st December last, which wilt
be paid to the respective shareholders or their order
on application to
R0BERT POLLARD
Treasurer ~
Jan. o. 2awsw.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The eye of the ,public is fixed on them
Almost every one asks; "WiIl they raisa a
few Estate troops Will they organise a
few feneibies or train bands. tn be sent to
such points as tie Judgement Of the Exeu-
tive may direct, to repress movements with
celebrity and to serve as raHyng I.oints to
the Militia ?" The interest o fthe State I'M
periously requires such provision.
Are the militia laws even so much chan
ged, as to- authorize the Coloneis- { omman
dant to muster their men oftcHer and orga-
Mise them better ?
we feel the importance Of this subject
Is the Legislature OF Virginia prepared
TO leave their commonwealth in its present
state
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II J. II N X S,
Of almost escry description, =,
FoR SHE .aX TNIS 6rFfcE,
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We are told in an evening paper, that
:" the s'ip os thc line LIZ s;nffsante, aud
che frigetes i'Hortense. La Pdllas, la SEES.
&c and L'Amgdee, under the command Of
comm dor; Hall, have sailed from Rochfort
aud R1rdean,: % cruize on the coast of the
Snted S'ars America cannot regret
this, t The French cruzers hardss only tie
enemy. BaH. Imerfcan.
CHARLES Tow. Jan. 2o--trriycd French
prw4Seer 0ras Ce7ses, Caps. Bsiolie, from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-28

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Of James Lille iced.
N. r.. Wanted TO purchase hcrae of gentle
qualities, that las been used to the Saddle and to
the Gig.
JAN. 81 In