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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MA RHINE DEFFNCE

N|h iAiL LEI EINSG.
Mr.. CheeVeS, from the committee appoin-
ted on that part oft Presidents message
which relates to the naval force of the ". s..
and to the defence of our maritime frontier,
made the following report III part.
he to whom was referred
so much of the Presidents message of the
5th OF Nov. 1811,as relates to the defence of
our maritime frontier, REPORT in part
that w communications from the Secretary
at War, which accompany this report,
which were made in reply to queries
propounded by the COMMITTEES, con
tain the best information on the SUBJ
Ject which they have been able to collect.
Il hat one OF them contains an enumeration
OF the permanent Notifications which have
been completed or commenced, with re-
MARKS on the troops necessary to garrison
them. That for the completion of works al
ready commenced, no further appropria-
ton is requisite But that some additional
works are deemed necessary, the precise
extent OF which cannot at present be deter
mined 4; tor which & for contingent objects of
defence on our maritime frontier, in the e.
vent Ut hostilities, the committee recommends
an appropriation of one million of dollars {;
and the committee for thai purpose beg
leave to report a bill, entitled ga bill max
ing further appropriation for the defence of
our maritime frontier"
1IT. CheeUes then presented a bill making
a rurthcr appropriation for the defence Of
orr maritime frontier which was twice
read C committed.-Mr. CHeeues, from the
same committee also made a detailed re-
port on the subject of our naval establish
menti-1hr. ChecUeS, from the same commit
tee presented a bill concerning the naval
establishment which was twice read and
committed.
Hr. UHHon,s, from the committee appoin-
TED on that part Of the Presidents Message
which relates to filing the ranks and prolon =
g'ng the enllstments of the regular troops.
* to an auxiliary force, to the acceptance o.
volunteer corps, to detachmeuts OF militia. Z,
to such a preparation of the great body Of the
militia, as will proportion its usefulness 70 IL
intrinsic capacity asked & obtained leave T.,
lay on the { .ble all the documents obtained by
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24
LATEST X o A

Capt. Vibbert, Of the schr, Experiment,
IN 70 days from Algesiras, informs, that a
French army of about 10000 men were en-
camped near Algesiras-;hat three French
generals had rode through the town, with
out beng mo!ested-that the French had
evacuated ot. Rogue, and the Spanish ar
my under Gen. Ballasteros had entered that
place-NIer. .4aV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24
FOREIGN.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. l.
VERY LATE. FROM FRANCE.

NV IN1AI>SG.
by the fast sailing schooner Matilda, which
arrived at this port yesterday from Lateste,
which port she left on the 3Cth Nov. We
learn verbally, that the u. S. Frigate was at
Iherburg that the Emperor OF France had
returned from his late tour to the coasts, *
had arrived at Fontainbleau-that our affairs
remained as per last advices.
we further learn, that a French army
had attacked the Army of the Spanish Gen
Blake who was posted at the famous town o!
Sagonte (; that Gen. Blake was defeated
with great loss in killed, & 5000 prisoners
q the town Of Sagonte was also taken.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24
Dec 1R.

DDCCs 100
This day, by the arrival of the ship Mer-
Chant, the editors of the New-York Gazette
received London Papers to the 9th of No
vember, Is days later than our former adj
vices.-The papers are barren of news.
The last bulletin of the kings health, da-
ted Nov. 4, says, 4" his majesty was not able
to walk III the course Of the day, and seem
ed much depressed in mind and body
Signed by three physicians.
The last accounts from the Mediterra-
mean state, that there were II, 900 British,
and 10000 Sicilian troops in Sicily. That
the scarcity of grain in the MeGiterranean
was rather alarming.
Molineaux, in one Of the London papers,
challenges tho whole world (Crib excepted
to fight him for 500 g%uineas. ?
Bonaparte was expected to return to Pari.
about the first of November. Preparations
we're making at the Hague, to receive him
on ms way from Amsterdam.
The ship Pacific, Stanton, arrived at Liz
erpool, in 10 days from Ncw-York, and /.
from liant to land.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

FREpER!ck-rowN, (Md) Dec. IA.
1he Court Martial have been occupied for the
last week IN listening to general Wilkinson's defence.
which was commenced on Saturday last and eonc!uI-
cd yesterday evening. The court have adjourned un-
I'll Monday when they meet again 10 decide on the
case, which, in all probability they viii not be able to
do before New Years day. And even then the sen.
fence cannot be known until it has been examined
and approved OF by the President of the u. States.
Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

suspicious Of those whose conduct VAS equiyoeai, to
admit the excuses of those even whom 1 know tn
have been active against us. The two kickapoo
chiefs inform me that the Prophet and his party had
determined to attack me, even il / should have adj
vanced no further than Fort Harrison.
We are authorised to say, that the statement
when appeared IN one OF the late papers respecting a
change OF Nlinist,, in England, is incorrect, so far as
MIR. Bakers authority is concerned.
.4leS. Gazette.
The Senate have passed a blu for raising an additi-
onai military force. The number proposed is 2s .OOO
men, to he commanded by 9 major generals and S bril-
sa'ier-generais, &c. The vote on IT'S passage was 20
To l.. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

az ANTEO, for the cnsHing year, a eyo MAN
w SERVANT, used to v%aitingi u tie Hmrse-.
he mist he sobcr ard honcsf --siso, p NAT. vs.
cd To sewing and wsitius on p 'ads Sic nnsi bs So
be ,nade ~ tnis oG.ce.
Deeesnber 81 e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

Married. ON Thursday tie 12th instant, the Rev
Samuel OHeadyea, OF Frederick county, to the a
miable Miss Inn III E.nch, Of Gooci,lsnd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

or Congress have at last Fixed the ratio at 81. 700.
Virginia viii have one He7U member in the House of
Representatives and the present session of Assen,-
bly, viii, perhaps, make a new allotment OF the dis
nicfS for that purpose.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

GT The res Play, entitled the FATHER, or
FAMILY FEUDS, intended 10 have been perform.
cd for thc Bcncft Of .i5r. PE.fCTDE on last eser-
ing, owing to his iadis0osi,i>a, added to the bainess
.oft'ie weather, has been deferrrd umdl THURS~
DIV EVENING nett, at which time tlc pc Torrance
PLAY. ard 2 tcs r o,ior oftLe fcy b;ece, sec f,iI,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

The Senate have been for two DAYS past
principally engaged in the discussion of the
bill tor raising an additional military force,
put nave not yet gone through the details of
the bill. When that body yesterday adjourn
ed, a motion was under consideration to
strike out the word STEM" the number of
regiments of infantry proposed to be raised,
with a view to insert a smaller number
On TINS proposition debate arose, which con-
tinued till the period of adjournment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The House of Representatives have rece-
ded from their opposition to the Senate's a.
mendment to the Appointments bill, which
now only wants the signature of the Presi-
dent to become a law, the ratio being fixed,
beyond the possibility of alteration, lat one Re-
preventative for every SIS 900.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

Major Waller Taylor, who had his horse
shot under him in the late engagement on
the Wabush, and who is now in this City
is the bearer OF dispatches from Gov. Har-
rlson TO the war Department, which will
probably be laid before Congress at an early
day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24

az The Legislature of n. c. have passed
the bill for the incorporation of a Company
to cut a canal from the Roanoak to- Meher-
rim river, & from the waters of Chowan ri4
yer iii n. {. to some of the waters of James
river III this state, or to the Dismal Swamp
Canal.-1he Legislature Of s. {. have nega~
tived the Penitentiary bill, 81 to Is, it being
supposed that at the present criicoi period
OF affairs, such an expenditure would have
been impolitic. The Legislature of Georgia
have appropriated S 10, 900 for the erection
ola Penitentiary.
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a motion was made by mr.. PoindeCter
and seconded, that the House do come to the
following resolution /:
ResofUed, That a committee he appointed
to enquire into the conduct of Henry FOUL
min, Judge of the district of Washington, in
the Mississippi territory, and report whc-
tllcr in their opinion, he bath so acted in his
official capacity as to require the interposi-
ton OF the constitutional powers Of the
House and that said committee have pow
er to send for persons and papers.
Ordered 10 Tic or the table.
Inc House proceeded to consider he re-
port OF the committee Of public lands which
concludes with the following resolutions
Resofved, That provision ought to be
made by law for the appointment of commits
%sioners, on the part OF tho United States,
to meet such commissioners as the com
mCnwealth of Virginia may appoint, to as
certain and finally determine and FIX the
western boundary line of the Nirsinia mill
sary tract, according to the true Intent anf
meaning OF the condition of the deed Of
ession from Virginia to the UniteU States,
touching the military reservation between
cne rivers Scotia and little Miami.
Resofved, That provision ought to be
made by law to prevent the issuing of pa
tents On surveys executed in virtue Of yirgi-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-18
December 60.

We the subscribers, being
Stock hodcrs of the Bank Of the United States
and together the proprie'o!s OF more thah
1.-TWO hundred shares, Go hereby, in pursuance
! of the sixth tundame entail article OF the act OF
incorporation, call general meeting OF the
Stockholders, TO be held at the Bank IN fhl-
ladelp.,is on Wednesday, the S,h day OF Feb.
! next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose
OF adopting such measures as may be 'equir-
ed in the event either of the renewal or non
renewal of the present Charter.
David Lenox, Elias Boudinot, R't Smith,
Joseph Sims, Samuel Coates, John Godfd.
Wscnsmuth, George Fox, Archibald Meals
james G. Fisher, Paul Siemen, Thomas NJ.
Willing Henry Pratt, John Stilie, 7 Hol-
lingsworth, Horace Binney, George Harrl-
son
For the Insurance Company of the state
Of Pennsylvania James 5. Cox, President.
For the Insurance Company OF North
Ancrica-Johu Insxeep> President,
Forthe Marine Insurance Company
Leamy, President; John Leamy, Trustee
Stephen Grad, Eliiston < John Perot, n.
Willing, Thomas M'Kean, a. Kuhn, Peter
!. DDDOhccduS w Ill.
Aodgdon, Joseph Crukshank, Pres'dsHt o.
Humane Society, VIM. Rogers, Benjamin.
Say * w. Rogers, TRUSTEES, Olive oproat,
Trustee. Esther Waters, John Maybln, VIM
Chancellor, David Woepper, Trustee, Jas,
l'ayIor, Ephraim Clarke, Samuel Slile, Guar
t!;un, Lewis Ryan * Joseph Snyder, Trustees
SAMUEL F.li,on, Gonfrey daga Juiiana Scott,
Thomas M'hean and George Emlen, Esther
Cox, Eliza Kane, JUL. Vanderkemp Char
lo,,c Cox, Susanna P. Abingdon, Ann and Sa
ran AshDridge, A. Service, M'Euen, hale
and Davidson, Samuel M'Lane, Benjamin
sharpe. Joseph Lownes, John Harper, Ed
ward Randolph, John Ware or, John Warder
and Son, James Smith, Deborah kirkham,
Caper w Morris, Peter Lesley, Thomas
>argent, James Cameron, Ne'gberTy smith
Eliza Eawerswyler, Eliza La"ers"yler, IN
Trust Harvey Worth, BENJAMIN K. Nor.
5an. Wm. VIsglesworth, Henry Tolaod'
fsniarrin Chew, Richard Sharpe, Robert
blackwell, John CenneIly, P. Butler, James
Nilliean
Philadelphia, Dec. /. tll.' lwlSF
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w. H. Washington,
I1venty Dollars Reward.
December u

4 nSCONDEO from the subscriber about
~ the 18Th or 18th Of lat month, negro
woman R-med NELL, probably may call
herself Nelly ALrt:n--she is alout % or 81
years of ase, very likely black woman,
feet or IL inches high, stout and we'll made,
large rolling eyes, her clio thing being OF diff
ferent kinds cannot well he described she is
very good house woman, and has been en-
Dlo,ei some time at ,averns in Alexandria
and city of Washington The above reward
will be given for securing the sal woman in
any Jail end giving notice thcreofto the sub
scriber at Oxen Creek, near Alexandria, and
if brought home all reasonable charges.
Joseph Thomas.
Janu.ry Is. eo4w
~, The editors of the National lnelIi-
gencer and Baltimore Federal Republican,
are requested to insert the above advertise.
ment, three times a week for four weeks,
and send tteir accounts to this Office.
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~ ALL ACE,
Or the Fight of Faikirk,

A Metricsl Romance, by Miss Holford,
from the third London edition, is this day re-
ceited, for sale by James Kfrnedv, senior.
Bookseller, King street-Price 81 and half
cents.
The two last editions Of this elegant pro-
duc;lon were published in London within one
month The style is a close imitation of that
of Halter Scott, Esq which is so deservedIy
admired. and there is little doubt that those
vino have perused Miss Porter's Scottish
Chiefs, will be highly grstifed by this pleas
Ing vesliication of one Otis leading Incidents.
January ~ r-6t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
.4,., ,eeei0ed end fur sale by JdMEo
JA KsrwVEDr sen. Bookseller, in King
street.
The Modern Griselda, novel, by
Miss Edgcworth. e.o,,
The Saracen, Crusade Romance loiil
tbe French of Madame Cesun.
The Secret History of the Cabinet OF 80
nsnarte. including his private HE, cn"fac-
ter. domestic administration and condacl 10
f,reion towers, by Lewis Goldsmith, notary
public ,;u,5 poe,, hv
the Rev. c.. Crabbe.
The West Indies, Poem, by james
Montgomery, with other Poems on the aoo'
lition of slavery.
very valuable Introductory Latin School
Rock emitted Or5is Sensualium Pictus,
or Visible World displayed.
Also,
Murphy's Lucaen, with every other Greek
and La,In Classic, now in use In the schools.
Beautiful miniature editions in very eIe-
qant binding, of Scott, Lay, Marmlon and
Lady of the Lake, Sturm's Reflections, Nil
ton and Cosper's Pocms' ropes homer'
Had and Odyssey, Dryden's Virgil, Ovld's
Metsnorphosis, Arabian Knights, Don Quix-
ote, Gi!Dlas, sc. &cs
A general assortment of the very best sta
tionary ARTICLES.
January 4. ecu
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eotf

THE subscribers having catered into pare
,.ership for the purpose Of making Machine
~ ,or carding and spinning cotton take tn's
method OF informing the public generally,
that they carry on the above business In all
its various branches.
snv orders from distance, either tor large
establishments, or small Machines for Do
mos;ic purposes, will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended to.
Gregg and Head.
Alexand ia, FART X, between Prince
and Duke streets, Dec. % 2awSw
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= w
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

This is to give Notice, That
the subscriber Of Alexandria county, IN thr
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters YES
tsmeptsry on the estate of John LIKE,
l.,e of the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against TIE said
decd are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
an or before the 18th day OF June next
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
neht to ssid estate and those indebted there
10 are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this | 18th day OF Dec.
1910.
w. H. Washington,
Administrator sf J2hn Like, deceased.
Necemher eGoW
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Notice IS hereby giuen,

Pursuant to decretaI order OF Fairfax C.,
ty court, made on the Oath day OF Ag;s
1910, will be sold. AZ pubic sale, 70 Z
highes. bidder. on tie premises, on u.
day, the twelfth dag Of February nee.
fair; ifnot, on the mex. fair day ; onse
di, OF twelve months-thc purchaser &
ing bond with approved security
Sundry improved (and one IN.
improvedl LOTS. in the town OF c2sf'"f
and three acres of LAND adjoining tn Z
town and some of the lots aforesaid, .
William Thompson, late OF the county 81.
said, died scized OF: Also sundry peiSt
property belonging to said William Inc.
sons estate.
1t The same time and place will al
sold, on the same terms,
The right vested in the Said lhcn''i
Of. in, and to, two unimprovcd LOTS
city of Washington, ard district of CoiLn
and one thousand acres of LAND, s.tl''S
Harrison county, and state Of NWsiha
These sales are made for the beaea''
said Tho.npson's creditors in said orc; y
toned. The title papers, &c. VII II
time and place Of sale be produced y
purchaser on the execution Of proP'T
will receive deeds for the landed prop;
Richard RatcAfhs
VI. C. G.. Fairfax 81.
EoTE-Itis expected that the cred"
some person for them, viii attend. Il
December 90.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for Sale.

Valuable Property }or oate.
On the ed of January nc&t, at one o et" ~
will be sold, at public auction, at the e01-
tee house, in alexandria:
ALot of Ground on the south
side of King street, between Water and c"i-
on streets, fronting On King street on ieet,
and extending back ii6 Iect-on a credit oil
two, four, and six months-the purchasers
giving negotiable notes with approved eiluor-
sers for the purchase money.
Charles Slmms,
Attorney in f ct for Charles Wallace
surviving partner Of Wallace, John
sou and Muir.
December 60. |a"4"
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Bv virtue of a deed Of truit.


from Daniel M Carly, and Margaretta Ma
tilda Snowden, his wife, to Us the subscri-
hers, will be exposed to public Sale on Tues
dav lhe. EffA day Ut February meet, at Craw-
fords tavern, in George Town, Tract OF
Land On the river Potomac, lying in Loudoun
county, state of Virginia, known as M'Ctr-
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 pay the
sum recorded in said seed.
This property lies about 90 miles above
George Town, and the city Of Washin gtGn
and the Islxnd part of the property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its produce
tisns to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states OF MARYLAND or Viz
rinia, with proper cultivation may be made
70 produce 100 bushels OF corn per aei4. A
great proportion of this tract is heavily tim
Dered from which an ineXhaustable quantity
of ship timber. slaves, sc. may be taken.-
the property will be shewn on application to
Nc. John w. Bronaugh, in George Town, or
Mr. Daniel M'Carty, on the premises. 7 he
terms Of sale are, one third cash, or pegoria-
HE PAPER in the bank of Coumbiz, at 60 DAYS
with two approved endoEsers residing within
the District OF Columbia-lhe balance III three
equal paylaeat, Of three, six and Hine months,
ali bearing interest from day CT sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to remain
bound, ane be resold on default of payment,
for so much ready money as may be suffc;-
ent,to raise the balance then due, and the re-
s,due on credit TO meet the future install
mcnt or instruments, the proceeds OF which
resale ia 10 be III like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to be made as often
as such successive defauls shall require, con-
forming each 10 the terms prescribed for the
srst.
Eliiha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
November S. DAVIS
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Suc&ii.ne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly
the extractiye matter and resln1Ss porum
the bark, wherein its virtue as a meGcrt
known to reside. is separated in ceg
from the hard hbrous anu other useless pa
in manufacturing. 1t will, iherctot
found preferable, on account OF 1t. guH
strength, fineness, and the small CuJi
required, to any other form in which
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be P.
cularly manifest III the treatment of i
diseases in whick, on account of an irlE
state of the stomach and bowels, the rt.
site quantity Of the imperlectly GROUND
in common use cannot be administered 4
as any of the watery or spirtnous prer-
tons are well known TO be Intellectual 10 d
gent cases, it is presumed that the PAl
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessar
offer any apology to those OF his meticsis
thren to whom he is personally known, ..
he recommends to them in particular
elegant powder of bark since many Oft
have, in common with him, had so ireqr
and painful occasion, in the course CT !.
practice, to dcplore the want Of SO desiT.
a form ofusing that inrstimabie remedy
so fully is he assured Of its superior eFSci
from numerous proofs OF It's effects, thai
offers it to the faculty in general, Wiz
fearing tie imputation of imposition.
PREFAREb AND PUT UP by
CLARK SANFORD, H. b
Greenwich, Connecticut, 1903.
~" The above article is put up in =
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate P
caasers and IS sold by James Kennedy
Bookseller, King street.
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Alexander Moore, Re-
This is to give notice, that

subscriber. Of Alexandria county, in thee
trict OF Columbia, has obtained from the
phan's cour, OF Alexandra county lc'tta
administration de bonis non, OH the pely.
estate of y lillian Henry Washington, Iss
the county Aforesaid deceased ; all lcge
having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with.
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on OH
fore the 2olh day Of June next; or they T.
bv law be excluded from al benefit 10 I
estate and those indebted to said estate
required to make immediate payment Gil
under my hand this 2oth day OF Decena
1910.
William H. Wafhingto
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lanes Kennedy.
Orphans Court,

ALerar6y;a County, December Term, Is
Ordered, That the administrator &c t.
non.of Wi liam Henry Washington, Geo
ed, do insert the following adyeru:ementI.
,imes in each week .or SIX weeks iii Ike a
andria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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lirphans' Court,

Alesandria County, Dec. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that tie "Reminiscences OF jain
Luke, deceased, Go insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tol
SIX wees, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
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Bank of Alexandria,

Notice is hereby gwen TO the Cock
po.dets IF TIC Bank OF -iexanot!a, tat {
dividend OF four per cent. Or the capital stock
Of said bank, for the half year ending this
dav, is decIsred, nd ~il!'be ready 10 DC pad
m them ON THURSDAY the 10Th Instant.
BIZ order Of RE President and Dirsetars,
Gurden Chapip, Cashaer.
J..,rvs coSw.