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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-19
FR0M nUPOpE


"'ae artic'es rnp EgclSnd Ut f.g, tlsys ,at>, st
man before received, have rcache,. ms from ", ~,
where 'lley hive arrived in the S,.pteroi,e rsc,,
ne i'7s's government, Il a. ~ arcd ,.a M, [prr
sn PROMPT 70 isciose the rupture nf the Client n.e,a;
af'n Hso''s was, and Of course ti.e British Jnrn,
were f''i "i cru idiesand Contradictions m TIE e,,bcc
wh1h cor o1ig s''ngi amusement where The re,,t
has been oihcr'iy cro'rnisaeci
hcin'orecn:riyf r lie s'neriror continent -y.re
most certinis rs'hakine ~ preparing for emh,rl,,
on nom Ensi"l az the i,7i ,'te; and il continued 10
% gwen ont That Lord Hill would command them
out ne Cd appeared to h. used IL getting tle,n n
io'i winch 1T was concluded TIN, they conld ,ot
oa'ca - l"f'a destination; hm this conclusion ,vo.
~eat eneh y Dunber nf items which asserted the.
icsina'ion viii, several hrniret artizsrsY he o.
nee, AMI that they would ke ont with them mann,
fG'H piccs's What t,eirdejinationis ~. .,,st -
NOT cenI''cr TO the English Jews wrt'rs or,' :, III
e 81 10 y" g'iai7icd az each poirt--onth and Nct
.p,''.F accounts enumerated the itth, 9th lO,
fS' aHn 9ath REGIS IS being n comr,1 sr ~ t,e ~
pednlon t!i"s last nj, ne Dat, oid. bst,oors NJ
he Dcrh'n legion, SOME detachment, of light l.-rs
ofsade oil ARTILLERY, rrclef brigade corns ~ o,
perS ana miners, anl mc'isi, sna. pyer, th-., ~.
heated ulaL tie fTce wouNhe f,rnidsbla Int ;ns4 :.
c"n" no rive ~ seaeon fo active crciu,ons IN s,,c
spring. '''' VI
The accounts from, the otter ,sr. orEn,-,ne arc M,
important ana 'n'matIe ~ cyts continue to be A.,
rested 20 "ar''s 'he ''rlnd Congres7 IN Vienna
Is 81 led IN the German paper hat The E-prae4
OF hissa AMI KING ct Prusss would not r.,ch Vicnna
Until lie last OF Sep .nber. Cca,;asy
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FROM DETROJT.

W ne I.a'foF # ~ Iinsbu,r .lfrr1rql. dr,0-- ?,
froif, O1. u, 1914.
% am sorry ~ inform gr., III, 6c..;is T,,l;
t'nue ~ nicstoUr ncrhborhocd On the fl,h m Z.
parry ho'a Sapjse, ts9S AMI carfiea od eve a
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OFn,MnlN

Information from Camden is To Monde, 90. ~.
@'fTrr % the Judge hwl een siyen TO CAPT Nips y,
me roreuse and he lul 'a;e5l To-, Caetin ,,,b,t 8
ring on ths iS'ee, ard The apprehension -, 40 stl.s
'"C.nS c.s'rG the militia hsr retInctI tI,.r ho,ees
APT ~ hii car'iefi oil Ntess'> y So and Ai,~
rs hostages, for e1p.ynent o. m MT, hv the toy-'
NV uicfe was no ',reSnect that c1ui - ,ai sn, ,be
release OF the hostages applied for
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Mammoth-Shc arrived M U,,;e,x -. n,..
A brig OF about CSC tons had also iusl arrived
rc-taken. No AIN. privatccrs h. II been ser,
on Haiiiax lately. No accounts received rhp-c
OF any OF the Salem priyatccrs. since 2 prize
re captured from the Grand 'rurs--arr;,.,i .
months since.
Capt. Crcwninsl,c!d was on parole. =, Dsr.
mouth-most, if not all, of the ot,,..r Ar,e.;.
can captains, &C. were il, prison, AMI no ,,,.rc-
pect ct Their getting released, the n.s.;sn ,~r-
vcrhmcnt apPSaiing determined not "a rrl,,.sA
any prisoners. Only s or Q neutral ,-...s,,I.
remained at ila,iftX, and they we're i,tii,,r f,,.
sen the remainder had sailed for Enr,,r,,.
the w. Indies, &c. A Dutch brig from. Am,
ster lam had returned hon.c.
There were two ~. d ~. : f-;e~,,o.
several s:oors of war in port-in Ali abc,,t 10
sail. n" troops lately arrived, and m e,-,>c-
dition fitting out. No later. arrivals from En-
giant than the Duke Of Montrcse Packet
One OF the Tf's was the Srcr>. f-bs
Spencer -. had sailed few DAVIS rrev;,,s
me Lore frigate capt. Brown. y;os en-
sail ON tae 10th INST for EHglaiic, with a con-
voy.
Nh. sc,,afer, ser2ean, Of marires on boar,
inc '3te y. oS2tea s,oop Frolic has arrived in
the Janus. He had been detained; in e..
land.
One Of The Gentlemen toe,. passage in . yes.
sci to Ha,llx, which was one Of a aeet rs
near 200 sal, whi,b sailed f,ym Cork n t,e,
on SEPT End separated IN 4 qaie. t,avs on.
bo3Rd to Ousbec, NeWfa,-,dj3,, ard ry,,,S'
Scotia, N 'tr CONVOY of tho fTorat;o frie,at, y
soop cf war; or S of the feet baG ,.r;,.-
ed at haht'r, and met a number goms IN AZ
the J;G'us cavle Gu.
The Icnter1cn state. that they saw in .,,a
Of the action between the Wac - s..
which mentioned that the Casiilian fe.; j.,
WIN them at the close OF it, aud had bus +,
lev minutes O remove the officers and crew,
oesor" she vent fiown--,hat on the Gastric,
co"tng up. t''c Wasp sheered of beino tx
much tlisc!l,ed t. risk another eDpagene3. ',
vas also sisted, that the Avon had net str,cl..
nut vas reported to have had her cclors nai,.
ing.
The Dasr Of Mertrosc Pocket was 70 ,co,o
Halifax on the 4th inst, OH her return &c "a
rauuth. -
RosTow. Nov. IL.
Arr. letter Of marqpe scr COSSACK,
Capt. Drake, Of Raiiimorc. 1910 my IL
gins, (eight only monrted) and 2e men. rrrn,
Wilmington, N C.-Cargo, 296 ticrces ricr.
200 hbls. -four, and 100 tio. tar.
The MID 5 rrivatcer, Capt. Thorn,,eou.
arrived about the 18th Oc: from usu;sc. d.
ring when she bad captured only one vessel.
i''' "eSii rclaken. ~ Is Sa!I She LAM
dcd IS men on the Island ofPo,-, Royal, fon,
~ tn" fahamas) BURNT 4ll the is5ases "a
the place and brought away ahcIt n r;,o,s-
ana d9uh!oons, G6,0O0 dols.) anl a cuaanti,y
OF Clothing, &c. This the caDtain SAX. 80
done in RETALIATION for the des,rnc.i...'
otWashiagton. Port Royal or Nar!,or islan6
on which the expedition front the Midas he.
ded, contained four dwelling houses, and ;,
or 20 negro huts, the whole of which wer..
plunderea and DESTROYED. file Midas ~. o.
tempted to get into Ncw-Bedfort AMI >,.yy.
port but was CHASED offby several friis..;e,,.
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THE ENQUIRER.
HINTS FOX n 1FEM0IR.
RICHMOND, JUNE IS. 1914

we rave no room, at this time. for any
minute reflections on the stupendous events
which have lately risen upon us in Eurone.
aey require, and shall receive, particular
notice. Atpresent, we offer merely few
hints, by way of Epitome-
J. NJ ALLIES have hitherto treated
the French with the greatest moderation
ana lOeralty. II was the best as we'll SO
the wisest course.-How different from the
partition OF Poland froO the principles of
the treaty Of Pninitz
2. The French Rrvo1urrov ie;, to-
inmate here, leaves France in bstter e;,-
uation than she was in before. The Coo,,;
tuition, which is given TO her, Is 3 raider p
tresr one, than the former rule Of the Porr.
bons, or the rule of Bonsparte. So E7r a.
east, she Is no loser by the Revolution.
3. Ihe present CONSTITUTION IL IL
'ome respects more liberal than the British
I 'o- 5iitut ion-it limits the nnnber Of Peers
and 20 Tar the Influence Of the Grown.
extends more federation TO the rnin;eters rs
reiigien--it excludes no subject from FIN
pioynent on the score Of religious incayac;-
y, 3 tAey do the Catholics in RDqlnnd
A. ne only doubt is whether the erea,
mars OF the French people are fs for this
Constitution
s Ine free Of Europe nav be said ro,o
the whole 30 have improved by the last 20
years--tae people have risen in the politi-
cai scale-the House of Deputies in
france, thr Convention in UcIl7na the
Cortes IN Speio are az Is,et svDerio,sDts ~
q better Oticr oi ,h'nps.-Spai9 IL bersGf.
10 two rc'pccs by getting rid NJ ~.
lnqumiton as wei! es recovering the Cor,es.
8. One snYrcc oe terror has past au,av
win 3orapartt. tulppa vii be les. Gisn,-
sea 10 Dut U1 .vi't thp o-,f,~,ess,,f,a 81 90,
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'neci i'ls','oT 0. Eussis-0u~ lnio- e'.ri De-
inS 50 recently from their country, M,i.
Anow what She has iighr to expect.
nty know her yea, her public spirit, her
wants. ecing on the spot, they know what
'hey can ask and what they can pet. They
WIN ask nothing thGt is unreasOnable-they
VIII submit 10 nothing that is dishonorable.
peace, that shall o. fra,oed under suspi-
css OF this sort, tina, shallbe recommended
by TIE GepI'ics ci Europe. cannot bear up
on 1t tde l.nesfnents Of disgrace
Is Such D-a1s Hkeiy 10 be obsrirei ?
WE ARE APT TO THINK that il is. Are
"e sire q Far from i. We have 81 ma.
ny dnl5ts about it; we think the protligs
q. me prade, the wounded pride. and the
spirf' OF che British Niini.ter, 20 be SO great
---ths, 20 exertionS ought 10 be predetermined
~ our part Tor tbs prosecution IF the war.
NOT one s'oew ougf 70 he relaxed, not one
ce"t ought to be ssved-On the contrary.
every vigilance aud 6SertiUn should b. used
20 provide aSainst the stratayems Of willy
enemy.
Shonta such r peace, rs we have spoken
or. be received, Yho viii not hail it witt:
p'easere he People wiil.-The erea:
mass or the Federal Party will, because they
nave no eye to hkGce, and they love their
country. he Federal Merchants will be
nehEh ed, because free commerce is their
vocation. Who will grumble at peace ?
l ~ sc thaS gentlemen IN the cornes He
Is enc OF yopr federal leaders sly, ins,dions
or'cc-9unter, whose eye is fixed uoon hL4ce,
VINO wishes to GUST his opponents that he
may get their slippers---a being who loves
himself much better than his countr y-Such
man as Pickering. or Hanson, or Quincy.
such man would plunge her into ruin,
sooner than see her enjoying an Immediate
and favorable Peace.
In !" former Address to tie People Of France,
me frn;e OF Swartzs nherg. in sllsion to the neg
e'auonS 81 CEahoB, slks them, whether they do
hn. wish to recover their Colonies.
he IIsherita vii, he no bar to Pesce be-
e'use France Is AS iaueh Interested in them as we
ace.
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PUBLIC NOTICE


M subscriber bling desrous that the nsner, Is
= oo9ceo stored in bytd's Warehouse. shnoi5
Oe PUT n iNe least possible Inconvenience in eoS.s
9oenes ~ the pFsssge of the above Lsw, gives fla
uhe IfOuse IN aN WbOt1 IL -nsy eonsero tiist All
nose Nhb 90 cot wish their TOescco retrovcT "a
me is% dreeis' may ict u ROMAN on tae seG,e & rrs
- tho5e VINO have stored obseco since the usssag
'ne Law 70 commence the new rare O.! Sto-ers an
tie tTst DAY OF Jolly neXt, &c within tio tie
OTIS ~ sau WbrS-t 0uSe siil he dirsrtsd IN -oo v.
receipts tor the onseoo stored z. 70 settle pp tl
accounts so that osy-AH dose who do mt sr,.f,
ans give directions contrary to the shove srrt- -.
,sht' WI De ccn5idered as having scqr;esce9 90
tde'r sssouns VII BE- made oct sc>ola.aP't ,,,t
proprietor IsV very aLIiocs 50 roc the ground 49,,
Sm8efeo by He1t SpTJ &, ou6 coi.hdpGfiv bon.,sf
the o7aceo VII ind o. critic. thi1 fsp, but ~, ~
every thing In mis- ppUcr 90 reEder az Bf,I. - '
mence IS possible ie Ell ps5tts concerned. e, 49,,
nature q the ease Wii 'd'nt uf f t,ir ,,-t;, "a W
be deemed short ~ spy prr,o,g iy,re .' .a
NO 80 'sni"ge % foct"t 10 be tobcr az chr -
lit - only y's1ed Gertierso -.;n r.q 1 - ,''
speetors aud make their eIsefon "a. 80 &c i'-
eooe' snl 't vii be Attended to 5v tber1. ~"'
WADE MOePY.
all Tobacco ias9cet-i A. ayrd59 Wit
"''eh hAS rcmsne' two years or bpv. rd, Is -
0Wae'' e. D"i shii and rstre the cxocnes- th.ro.-
PC ore the - 'ty OF s iiy rtZt wi, he s6v.....f
$40 'eii - the l"w c'r"st3 -- TIE I,roecf,-. -
.Aat tn.a 'h'r viii snsver ths pur7ess. s,J w
ompe' them n resort tD sc ,tpai sss,,s -. ~
nrFt toke st'or tie fIt = ~ Iuly reyt G,Sy
War -house . 90 ~ iaten's erd r9,to. 20 ~. ''l1
SfeSfe' & BV-f0n
tnr.tt Inspectors
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g9fua5le Lots q lard %, So ?.
re Subser her having lad az. a MT o5 s-r., ~
Lsni, within two soiles u Roes,i.. in,n ot.
.rOa' nVe 10 eight acres, viii. Iu.,d.t che ais,
ir'' ut - O'Clock o. u. pr,-. So, o,o...' ~ =,
tnH SAID tot7 uader the Insrs .s.e 81. of 7Forel,
Ho9'nsor q F!casd-'I, With vIom uIsD G n,
o', rs left Tor the nsp eo.ioe Of .lo ~, as o
1850 10 psrehsss Terms .6ill be very ac-
'oInodatinS and 1lade known ~ ne sgIo
JOAN BURTO.S-
- tbs
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TsFsed Janu ~ 5, 18II.1

I. y z II eiscsea By he Ger3, al 3s,,n,lz III.
:; IS tne 'H'Pection ot tobacco ct the ware.house
10 me city Of Richmond, commonly called 8, kTorr,
BY the mans Of By-l's wqre-hou,e. ,bsI he
ne 'a'9e IS h'rs5y pu, down and dis,outinued -
tI'ViHea ho~fner, that tie period Of SIX months.
70 's somp"ted from the FIRST day OF Jynusrv. o.,
teouSsh" e'sHt hundred and fourtevn, be allowed to
the owner or owners OF any tobacco in the ssiJ
warehouse to ship OF remove the sene snd # -
the exp ration Of The time hereby prescribed. s;l .b
1ooaoco az ne s-id warehou1e snsn rot be shipped
or move u shall be lawful FIR TIE inspectors ~
the 'a'd warehouse, and they hereby authorised
ana empowered TO cause suoh tobacco, a. NAV sill
reSIn m the said ware house. 10 be removed there
from "' TIE eXpen;e fths proprietor Of the lii
warehouse, and deposited 10 some one ofle nufle
ware hOnses ~ the said citv
2 Froridsa. however That It shall not he su6,f
to- tbe ssid inspectors 10 remove or cons. an 90 ~
more more hossh7ads ri tobacco - be re.ose5, s,eor.
uing 10 t'e provisions Of this aet, until the propri
tor OF tie sad warehouse shqil have deposited iii
them IN 'aio'so, 1nm Of money to defray the ezpenis
thereof. R'"@
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E.~tract a. a letter /rom Cam. Barney 10
the Secretary If the Navy.
st Leonard's Creek, Jure

the Secretary n the NaUu.
IT LFonard's Creek, June II.
Shiny last was on the 9th mat. on
the evening Of the OH the enemy rnoved an
With 20 barges. having received n GRE force
tioro the II at the rnou b of lie Pauxent.
J met them, and after short action dtoVe
t7e,n until dark. & returned tory anchorage.
- esterday they mode a bold attempt. a
bout 2 2. NJ. they moved M with 81 bar
ges, one rocket barge, & two schrs. in tow.
On making their appearance. we went down
o. theu5 thev kept up smart fire Tor some
time x seemed determined co some hing de
sIYe. But they SON gave way & retrcated,
we pursued them down the creek. At the
mouth lay the 8 gun schooner she az
tempted 70 beat out, but our FIRE vas SO ar-
we're she rSn ashore at the entrance * was
abandoned. We skill pursued Until the Rokee
and brig opened upon rs r. brisk FIRE. which
pletcly covered the schocr-r and the fy-
ing barges. &,c. we must have done thsm
considerable damage"
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Sales OF auction,
Hay nIARv1I1, rop sArr

HAY MARKET FOR SALE,
MAI highly improved aod pleasant az 4 in th;,
s'Sy called Hays srte,, viii be offered for ssls
20 she highest bidder, =, ered, Of ~ tSel, anj
e'shle'n taofths'--t the safe VIII .s1e sc,. on ,As
p'eh1scS' 81 o'clock On Thursday evening the Is n
mat. Under the management ~ IA
, 1HO-G.tS T,2yLOR, .s4cf,y.
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RALr1Mor Inus y
CEEg7pEGEE rLOyTTLg

~ ~" hn"Apolis Picket, arrivei l,st night we
.sarn thst tw0 ex)rsssss had arrived 20 TIE Gov
from Com Barney, vho7e Fioiilia YES on Ieoa rr'.
y'-rh' M soosequeHcs o. whish or GsId pieces
hpb Tesb dispotihed N lin and numerous hc1t
81 nihHa a1d voluntesrsh,d gone t.snss from An
oo-ir1oesi County 10 bis constance
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CJ The M-r. Advertiser fsys. tjat TIE Csvt,ie
n pc Olivier ini"tus a C-le,& Poace w e3y.-
a"t'i't eTpscfc' Co b. sPeeji'> rlsde"--8ut Geo
b., Politician.
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By LIST EfEw1yGyS MN.

NASHISCT ON, June IT,
tne dispatches hrouctt ty Cob SEELLIN c, we
have learnt, rot of that irppnrtant obsrs,tsr
which pDhie opinion ssEgn5 to them They relate
solely TO the exchange OF priaansrs
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'Nfft- I )Tf, JUNO ~
IMPORTANT.

LATEST FkoSr FRIvcR.
NrrtvcH, s't e. ening Has Mast curistsn Majesty.
hrs Oh0,srs IS days from b'Ogisnt with Dspatet-
es from the New Government of France to the
! French Minister. near Washington. and aleo BIS.
! patches for our G9vernmeut.
m Captsin ipfor.ns tat Napoleon Ronaparte
hso isit France tor sros Island in the NJ sditerrs-
n.an ItGlhs ) that King Louis wss expected in
france IN two or three DAYS from iondon, when !,
Congress wss to be hc!d in Paris fer General
FeSfe, az which sil the European Noparshs would
| been invited.
information had heeR received at Paris, OF Oh ar
riva, OF Our Commissioners at Gottenbure
De peoPis o' .raace uo~ we.r tine white cock
AGE, ava the maTTcs Of this weleorna Olivier (Ol.
ne bTarehl are DIR ssed IN the oli Fren,h CniCcrm
On passing Fort Columbus, the Olivier fred = ROY.
81 salute on u guns, which answered by f.der.
al salute or Is.
az a meeting cfhe Mechanics of The Gin of
Richmo1G heliat The Haqiinefor t9yZ
e." on Afo1Gay evenfng, the @rM den
Major Christother Yomhkirq zyaa an.
foflted Chairman and WiEHg7r .. Uyen.
SeorcfryV-.
A motion being made ard sc conde6-
FeSoLUe6 That IL is the opinion Of th;s
meeting, that a society ought to be formed
10 TINS CIV, to be -aIed the Benevolen-
Mech anical Society and { T Me purpose of
carving The same into f.E effect, Resale
ed' that committee Ito consist IF one of ?
very trsde,) be appointed TO draught Con
stitut'on for the government of said Society
whersupon the following persons we're mar,
e3 and unanimously appointed-T wit Sa
muel Peasants. Anthony Turner, Willi.r,
Geek. ChriStopbe- Ftmpkins, Richard VA
RS. Thomas B. Convey. Benjamin Tate
William D. Wren, Daniel {. Hutcbins,n
bennett Scott. Reubin johnston, John wins
ton, William Cowan. Daniel Reynard, led,
diah Allen, Thomas Bendie. Edmund WEB
sser. Nevin Kearins, J. a. Sab5atton, = obert
Kim, Zachariah Enos, William II fir
whylsonn Jobn Watson, Noah Jones. and
John p. ScumJnerhorn.
Rescued, That the said Committee 70
poIt TO general meeting, to be held on
Monday. the goth inst. at such place and
hour as shall be appointed by said commit
tee.
Resof0ed. That ;he foregoing resolutions
De signed by the Charm and Secretarv
and published IN all the News papers n1inf.
ed in this City.
c. TOMPKINS, Charm.
w. D. Wren, Sec'y.
The Committee will meet on Thursdav
evening the 10Th inst. at o'clock. AZ
the Washington Tavern.
w -. Wren, Sec'y.
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Louis, and a stimulus to tie maritime en-
terprize nt his country. Sec his EssaY or
! Cc.oniz ai.on.
.. The character oe Bcrapacte is the
most astonishing one or record his rise
ascension. ard sudden gsIl. viii for,n the
most romantic rssac OF events that ever
was woven by fortune. He erred abroad,
because c. us giSsn;;c ambition, because
the work of csOtury re wished - mske
the work Of "a day, ~ mould,,,p into one
mass the 5issimilar inhabitants OF so MANY
countries-He erred az home. i not allow
ing Tor the progress OF tae ag,: and subject
ing has subjects To restraint which they
mad oeen taught TO believe was despo,;s I.
but ms coasumma:e military skin, the 81
Santc resources of his oxn mind, ;he mass
ot talents which ne Knew how to bring a.
round aim, the colossal empire which he
evected, will cast splendour around him
~nico "i'i dazzle to the latest pages Of his
terry.
but rs the last keystone that make. the
arch. History viii h2veto record how ,his
nan. s.ript o. This throne. strip, ofh,s vile &
child, disgraced bis fall by accepting Z pen
sion at the HANDS Of his enemies-snd
consented to breathe at their hounty. We
oinsh at the honor os the soldier which is
tsinteo by 50 dependent and rnercenqry 4
spirit. lie had but one part to play, as off
! ticuIt perhaps rs any he hes ever filed {;
10 descend WITH dignity--to know how to
gut rank which was quitsing him--ro
show himself nian in spite Of fortune--tha,
all ms happiness did rot rest upon throne
to 1--we upon his own resources, end at all
events to live, with towering and high
minded reliance on himself But be has ac
cepted pension, and from an object OF ad
narration sinks into an object Of contempt
we we nay say OF him as Pope says of Lord
Bacon that he is,
The greatest, 7'ien-e- sf mankind
be following Essay goes plainly upon the srppc-
shon that England is psrty TO the Invitation tiveu
70 our NipiaereIs she 81 III she is So il "a st
oeSt uncertain whether Peaoe viii @-cy GU. of tie
congress az isris, Though certainly think tina, il
admits some bcsGl % Pss.r. II is our duty, bowey-
or, to be active aud vieiant-snd 20 on a. If there
were no prospect of Psaea
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,,.. rafxa5Le Lots az ne B9-oiir, Crec,,.
WA Or ooi7 1t Public Avstlon. on Wednesday tie
~ ms. It ! O'clock in the sitsrnoao.
Sc ieH iEfN Vsiuable LOT, Of Cronpd. o,os, az.
= s'oiy stuHtst on the Maia-s.rt.tot ne Boyi-
~. Green about ore nile from tie Narks,. HoUs.
&C.. 1y oehs AZ ie"' trout, and extending back I5I
tnro IN ~, and the other third in 81 mo.tss 80.
~,o approved erdo'scrs, PAYABLE ard pego,iaiJe a.
e''her OF The Banks in Rich pond, v'l' BE- reo,-s1
June t5 TX = "ft' "facfT.
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C;9gnyyoeation Of tie yiaitors and Governor, of
gel o! J1s Ii /, hoped inst tie Nlmb.rs On ~
Puneipai in a''en g, IS it is exp .cted tSst 80
usnt the hese aud three Professors viii he ~.
pointed on thatday. SP-
Williamsburg, June II. At '''''~
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Oh Ni+t'tI % NNt.'t Walk.
We are indebted &C. ire r.ii,ofe.. Of rao.
t.eman from Accomack. f1r the following
particulars OF a rcceut ssirmisb between q
party of the British apc ths Accomack mill.
tia which may bc relied On substantially
So eCt.
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loCFoR PHILIP 7. SOUrHAIL emAc,..,
AZ tA's "e'hol n: Informing the ini,sbits "a -
county nd its vicinity, that his late alb
b 1911, rs PROF 's'onSl situstou, was ocees,opsd
Intention t of settling Permanently in Cnnssr,a,d
iT p,"',.s SIHctHRI AT rGance On emery call
IS nos= VINO labou' under the comp c,ted presgor.
t;o, e., aJs: o poverty are requested IN sppIy 60
niahe4 grsGs WAC" WIZ Dc FUR
Raiae's Tcvevn, Cumlb'a, June II. 81
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y oiiCE-A petition viii be presented r. n.
,D,y mex mss' 1snsr;I A',snb' praying ;bst lsw
June -. U.s.
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IN act 10 di2costiane me b,Scc:i9a Of J;,bacco n,
PRS Ha'e House in the city At Richmond 81
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A Valuable Tract o. E.l.S-5D Fer Sale ~ pTroT r.,
yIf,'TTDN - - A'A>A'>

II 1'''''0'e IaoV o lI.IN y For Sac at PJNTIC
AUCTICN- -
WING within three miles OF Muddy Greek Min.
q ana less inan two of James river, ~ Powha,sn
acre is on this tract enut framed cr. linz, bo,,
~rge bsrn thres3iGs machine corn-hou<s ga sts
oe' all new bopsded ~ the lards belon.;sv 70 tie
his land lies we rud Is wen sda,,c., r. - IS
.ure OF clover and wheat, having gn txsellent cIay
foundation; Upwards OF thirty Ger, Of vb;ch 80.
GOOD creek low grounds, bcinc03mplrstly re-ia;msj
nv ditch 600 var . long. l. rot Irvst. Is, soId -
,ore the hr't DAY Of uEust nox; viii be ala ~, -
gay TO the highest bidder, the following tenn
une-ttrd cash, thc balante or credit If ,,s ~ -.
AUSTIN WHARTON.
UTwn
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Il CARR L4GE DRTYEP ROY EETF-
EBGr're e the n-,nt,r
O.NION tall .5C.1PN0IY

CT IHf 9rrner Vacation viii canine. -
tric.y the 22j Jug. ESQ =ps. o., Sunday de- or.
August enAln., ~iS'
1,,- z! ~. e r J. -Sc-eyTqY
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WA 'e sod at Public Auction, on The u, e-rirr, ~
Auf'dsy The ESD OF July next
81 ky feet Of GROUND, fronting on the ,tr.,f
- leeting from the Pos. OGae 10 the Basn cx.
tsns,ns 1sek isO :ee'--on which there !, an excl.
'eot NV slhns house, kitchen, &c SC in gcni "a,
par that rent for 400 dollars psr snnrriberei IA
also an alley, feet wide, the whole dcDth Of the
grouno. Terms, one.third in ess die rems;n;sy
s~o,nres IN two eqrsl payments at 5, IL months,
No'es win approved endoraers r quired. and the
r'She OF property ret2ine'' until the money i,
June Is. 90 .5pc'T'