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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
Domestic.
BUFrALo. Nov. 70. 1912.
To the men Of The Counties Of Onicrio and
GetlrSsee.

BUFFALO, Nov. -. 1912.
To the men fine Counties Of Onicrio and
Genrssee.
FELLOW CITIZENS
transmit you the eloquent appeal of Ge-
neral Sniyth, an able and experienced Off
Ger. to the patriotism Of the state Of New
York. 1t speaks to the heart of every man
who is not lost to the honor and interest of
his country.
He has at this place powerful army. un-
der strict discipline, in high spirits, and ca
ger for the contest. With this army he can
and 7rW in the course Of few days, occupy
all the British fortresses on the Niagara ri
yer /; the possession Of which will give him
the command of the Upper Province. HUI
manity. however, suggests that this Con-
quest should be achieved with the least pos
sible sacrifice it is for the purpose of OBJ
tanning force that will over awe opposition,
and save the efiius;on of blood, that he now
asks your aid and cooperation.
The crisis is AN all important one to us
and demands our best eXertions. ! shall ac-
company General Snyth to Canada. and will
YOU not join our fortunes to mine and follow
him Come on, then, and bring with veu
all the volunteers you Can collect. Let them
provide themselves with warm cloathing and
blankets. They shall be supplied with arms
and ammunition on their arrival at this
place.
vigorous campaign of one month will
relieve your brethren OF this frontier from
the sufferngs which always fall so heavily
on those who have the misfortune to be pla
ced at the seat of war. it will palsy the
savage hand that is now welding The scalp
ing knife restore peace to the whole of
this section OF the country. and redeem the
furnished reputation OF the nation Can the
independent and hish-ninded yeomanry @,
Genesee and Ontario remain idle .nectat,rs
of events so interesting.to our beloved coun-
TRY?
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two sleeps OF war, .hen the fasu.;te .sf,
her. Safen,, Reg. Nov. 2S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
Camp near BufEalOe, i7th Nov. 1sis ''

Extract Of a letter from an officer in N. " ur
drh7T, 10 q Sc1f(eDlaa liz thi5 fozvn. 1a,ed C,,nn
Deidzsdre, Ohio, Nov H. Jump
go. ~ Is uncertain when VIC shall move from here.
~ r. oS" Or Twelve dSys expect, as We have
roan ui 20 miles in length to cansewa,. ,,,, i;
IRON. on US and part in rear. At present The roads
are ~ paeesimpasssbe, and great uantitos IF ann.
a nave 10 be carried by Wagons, L deposited IN
shusiis on the alert, and fro a. The n; ''
are making, yon may expect tl,st Operations are
s'np's,en OF no ioconsidersble magnitude.
Goa Harrison returned to this Mace on ,l,a ,.v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

RALEIGH, On c. Dec. 4.--On Wednes-
day last, the Electors appointed for this
State to vote for President and Vice Pre-
isdent Ut tie United States, convened in the
State House aud gave III their fifteen votes
for MIR. Madison and Mr.. Gerry. Mr.. G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

NORFOLK, Dec. A British ship Of the
line I've expect the Poictirr8) was about 1s
miles to the eastward of the Capes Of Virgil
MIA on Monday last; she put 10 prisoners on
board a Cartel bound to Baltimore. Ledler.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Nov. 22d. 1919

SIR had already transmitted an an
swer to your letter of the 18th inst. when 7
had the honor to receive that OF The eOtb
Requesting, In addition to the statement nj
facts, such further and other views of the
subject OF the late importations of Brit;sb
manufactures as might think proper. and
particularly whether in my opinion. the;r
importation has not been actually and mate
rally advantageous to the government.
having, IN the answer already transmit
ted' stated all the important facts within nv
kno" 'edge' cannot present the subject in
any new or other view than that exhibited
by those facts.
The payment of FIVE millions of doII,rs
for duties on those importations. had been
stated and is advantageous to government
5hoircct aid may also perhaps be derived
from the increase Of supplies, and from En-
return of American capital nroducnd h.
that event. But these ADVANTAGES ,ybat ~
YER they may be, have been forced nnon 90
Verninent, and cannot be urged as n serv;cs
rendered by the importers. Had those ad-
v@ntages been supposed sufficient to mt
"eigh other political considerations. the i'm
Por'ations might nave been, and still might
DC, permitted and regulated bv law -
case of the Calcutta vessels. whose ca,- .ne
TOR the Landing of which in the u Sta,es
BOND had been given in India) have by the
act Oh 3tn July last been permitted to entry !.
this was done On the express condition of tbe
merchandize being warehoused and rerna;n-
ing subject to the future disposition of eo-
9ernment thus reserving the powrr tc 2,
tne terms on which those cargoes sbo,I1I -
restored to the owners and their sale be
permitted In the case now under consiJera-
tion the persons who have imported contra-
Wy 90 law, do not seem entitled to more al
yantages than would probably bave -,
imposed, had a previous permission bcem
granted. 0SSh
Upon the whole, continue in tho o,,;o
ion, submitted with great Difference - or Pm
committee, that the one half of the fo,et
tnrss which would otherwise fall - .I'-
snare OF the CgI.ecturs ought to be ren;t,e ~.
Luz mat. with respect to the 6ne hoif w.,
longing to the United States. Justice r. ~.
community requires that, when rem;t,e,t Wv ~.
least an equivalent may be secured ~ ,t az
pubic for the extra profit beyond that "" e
eommon importations, which arises J s w
"e continuance Of the non-importation ac,.
have the honor to be, with great ,ss,," az.
pr, Jour obcdient servant, Pe'''
ALBERT GALLATIN
Hun. LdA.gdo1 CheUea, Nv
chair'nan offhs Com. of Jpqus So. ar.ou.
W Here follows The Exano;,o,;o r
me Merchants, &c. which we rsssr"o o.
Jarsfay. Tor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

The rumour of the Constellation guns
having been spiked took It's rise from the
circumstance ofthe Armorer in fitting on the
locks, having suffered some particles ns iron
to lodge in the touch hoies.--rhe casual
" was soon found and remediec ~ Her.
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Yours, very respectfully,
PETER B. PORTER.

From the .sl6any Register. Ertra-
November 81, 1912.
Handful of which the following is a
Copy. was obliging'y handed to us by a
GENERAL SMYTH TO THE SOLDI'
ERS OF THE ARMY OF THE CEN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-20
Congress of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SAT0hp-ts4 1874 Jaauary, 1912.
GREpoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
4 A bill for the relief of Ninian PinlSney, was
read twice ana referred to the committee of
the whole.
resolution of Mr.. Condit was carried on
his motion, for the appointment of commit
tee to examine and report the substance and
situation of the correspondence that had taken
place between the ministers of this govern
ment and the British ministry, on the subject
OF lmpressments of American seamen.
The Navy Bill was taken up in committee
Of the whole, Mr.. Nelson in the chair. MIR.
eheyes continued his speech of yesterday
MI Cheves continued the current of his ire
ASuole arguments, that naval force was the
cheapest and most efhcacious that the United
otateS could maintain, for the support of our
commercial interest, our .4tlantic defence, our
national independence, profit, prosperity and
honor.
Mr., Seybert and Mr.. M'Kee followed in
opposition to navy-and the house adjourn
sd halfpast o'clock.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-20
Mr.. CHESS SPEECH.

A4S-------DECEMGER 4.
nc OIL tor raising an additional military
ig r, being under consideration on motion
~ Sne hon, Mir. Anderson, to strike out the
"O'a ten for the purpose of Inserting a
80. sHi' 'I number fregiments-Mr. Giles rose,
aaa Submitted, IL substance, the following. OBJ
servatlons
Af' Giles said, he found himself in very
=. raopared state, called upon TO oppose a re
MI - ~. expected motion. Tae object OF the
bn, - mad not beea very precisely expressed ;
,Sau nc 'ad mentioned! the number of twelve
tbm ao''nG infantry, as preferable to twenty
the h'm ABOUT the number provided for BY
So III Mr Giles said it was also under
- ~ : 'nat torccof ten thousand men of eve.
,5a s0riptioA would more correspond with
CO. 81, executive views, and fully answer the ex-
,ho G. reqms.ton. This. he believed. was
If 81 ana should SO consider it IN the course
NJ ae observations he proposed to make
outstanding this circumstance, however.
,e,' 'ieerang the late occurrences on our wes-
neor i.oh'iers, and the feelings Of the western
tno oMe so Justly excited thereby, &c. he ac-
,be eused that the motion had come from
most unexpected quarter of the union,
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ALEXANDRIA.
-,1oyDAY MORNING, Jaana'-y 20.
"To sHEw
INV AGE AND BODY OF rHE TINE
',s soRM AND PRESSURE.
G Friends of the Peottie,'

:, he appointments lately made by the i-e-
~sl,ture of Maryland, we find one man cho-
,o6ll tour Offices, viz. justice of the peace,
street commissioners, bank director and IN
,Dector of the Penitentiary. What noble,
Hs;nterested zeal to serve the public! It's
worthy Of remark, that the person thus CO.
yered with Lonors was member OF the Le-
.;sIature, proprietor of a democratic news.
raner printed in the city of Baltimore, and
publisher Of the laws of the state and OF the
U States Bless us Sancho Panza himself
would have shrunk from such multiplicity
# titles The exclusive republicans, howe
YER, are not altogether pleased with this mo-
,opoly of the ioaves and fishes, as may be ga
,hered from the subjoined delicate hints
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-20
FROM THE Vine.
Malicious rehorf contradicted /!

Itcannot be true, as am assured. that one
Of our honorable and Capable city delegates his
procured dozen Offices for himself ;aoIs
did it require, Gas was wickedly or funnily
circulatcd) either a pack-horse or a dray
horse to carry his appointments, from Annapo-
lis.
As The heQtic of Baltimore elect represen-
atiyes to SET an example of dlsiaterestedness-
not Of srJfshness 1; the next election Will sho"
their opinion of those VINO seek their own ~
terest IN the peoples employment. Public
trust must not be converted into a job,
meme TEKEL..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-20

An article in the ChiIicothc Gazette states
hat the " PRopHEr" has been surrendered to
Coy. Harrison, and that Tecumseh, his brother,
pas also to be surrendered,
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FOR SALE,

The following BUILDING LOTS in the
tosvn Of alexandria -
TWO Lots. each % feet inches, front.
L ing on Union street, between Prince
ami Duke-streets, extending towards Water
street $50 feet in depth, next adjoining Jo-
seph Deans house.
Two Lots, each % feet inches on Wa
ter-street, between Prince and Dukestrects,
extending $50 feet deep towards Union
street, adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are in the most thrlv-
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stands for business Apply to
George Gilpln,
M,randri7, or
Joshua & Thomas Gilpin,
PHILADELPHIA.
January Is cow iawHN
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I NOTICE@I intend cs seen as practica-
" bic, 10 have final settlcEaGg. with T..
| w Rootes, esq. cXeyuior Of iny late partner,
John Prosser. dec 'd.-This is, for the t.st
time, 20 request, most earnestly. any and ev-
cry person, who may have 4 claim. or claims
against the late firm of Prosser x Moncure.
or the surviving partner ofthc said late firm,
to make known the same to the subscriber IL
the city of Richmond IT the Nendue Office Of
Moncurc, Robinson * Pleasants, on or before
the fst day OF April, 1872, in order, if just.
that full payment may be made Thereof
And all those indebted to the late firm of
Prosscr & Moncure, Dr the surviving part
ner OF the said late firm, are hereby inform
ed, that suits will indiscr Intimately be inst
Eted against such of them as dc not make
ruii payment by the list Jam 1912, longer
indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar of any and
avery claim, which after the first day of a
,rii 1872, niay be brought forward, or. Sc
lo against the late firm Ok Prosser &. Mo-
.urc, or the surviving partner thereof.
WIN. MONCURE,
S,n'vfVing farmer cfthe iate .fsrm Ct
PrsSse7' Ct D2oncure.
November %. 1amtistA
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To euc'y friend Of useful fro1piegge throughout
the Stare etfFirginia.

TIE Subscril n has, for several wears, devoted
his lesnre-hours to the collection of materials
for a Naturai History Of Tirgiria. Labonr of
pleasing nature is now more than ever neces-
sary to his mind; and hcnccforth, he will pro-
secute, with more activity ard regularity than
his late sphere of duty allowed, his researches
on so interesting subject. With this object
IN view, he solicits auxiliary Information from
the enlightened and the liberal throughout the
State.-Communications postage paid1 respect
ing any part of the Zoology, Botany, Mincralo-
gy, Geology, Meteoroiogy, &c. of Virginia, di-
rectcd 10 him, or for him to Mr.. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, in Richmond, shall be received with re-
srect and gratitude. Natural curiosities of any
sort, specimens Of rare and valuable produeti-
ons, Young Plants, Seed. of Trees, Shrubs, and
Herbs, deemed either ornamental or useful,
would also, transmitted free from all expcDces
greatly conduce to the accomplishment of the
subscribers design. Gentlemen residing ON,
or near. the banks OF James-river, and its prin-
cipal branches, might conveniently send such
objects, to be deposited with Mr.. Peasants.
From the consciousness Of promoting plan,
which may eventually benefit cociety, such gen
tlemen would derive a reward WORTH of good
hearts, and expanded minds.
To expatiatc on the advantages of natural
knowledge, were an insult on the understanding
of those to whom the present appeal is made.
Nor is it necessary to offer specific queries
much less so TO describe the method Of taking
up, and safely conveying Plants, S.c.--Suffce
it TO observes that all civilized countries, and,
IN particular, some of our siStcr-states have
warmly patronized similar pursuits and that
botanic collections now eminently splendid and
extensively useful, have, for the most part, ORR
ginatcd in the humble, but Jealous and per-
severing efforts of individuals.--By establish
ing with botanists ofhis acquaintance in the U.
States, the West Indies, and Europe, the bene-
L II
hopes that, if obligingiy aided, he will, in few
years, be able to exhibit, at least, the rudments
of Botanic Garden. At The same time, he will
prosecute, with other objects of immediate uti.
lily, the completion OF his long intended Natural
| History 81 Virginia
l. I'll. GIRARDIN
Richmund, Feb L, 1872. IT,
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Lately I'H6ished in PhiadeitIia, and for
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HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE.

D
And view Of the Progress Of Society, from the
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This period comprises tho whole Of the
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The History of France, Spain, and South Of
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A Survey of the Progress Of Society in Eu-
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hllLGs snLDEN.
Jan 10. 1879

nR RAIS1ON, Who has been EDUCATED a, 4,
~ and received his degree, % Physician
from the celebrated University Of Edinburgh
and wliohas also attended the Hospitals in Lon
don, takes the liberty to offer lis professional
services to The pUbiic, aud hopes, that, by the
aisis lance OF complete medical and classical
education, he Will be better GRABBED 10 dis
charge the many important duties connected
with his profession aud faiters himself, that,
by his strenuous endcvOurs 20 promote the
welfare Ofthose intrustcd TO lis care, he will
merit, "a some degree, share Of the favor and
confidence Ut an cniiglben Public
y. B. Those, who are labouring under the
complicated pressure of poverty and disease ave
earnestly ihyited to make application Cd him Cor
sd'ice and medicines, @hicIsill be gratuitOus
y afforded them.
~. Rresides AZ the house lately occupied b,
Mrs SoWthgate, Milliner, adjoining Mr Robci
Gamhl-'s
REX. II; 1872 Win
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XyTE.L BE SOLD, before the door OF the Ia
w gle TaYcra at ~ o'clock ON Monday the
2fti inst Z number Of valuable SLAVES, con.
sist ing OF an excellent Carpenter. {: Brick moul.
der, Tanner, good crop hand, and TWO wo-
men and five children. The women are excel
lent house servants and are Young. Tie men
are mostly young. 4 credit Of ninety days W i'll
be given, the purchaser giving ne gotiablc
note with an approved endorser, but if the pur-
chaser prefers paying cash, it will be received, in
which case the legal discount will be allowed.
THOMAS TAYLOR
Fcbruary Il, 1879. (tds)
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WAsatEoToN Cry, Feb, 10

Various rumors have been widely circula.
ted for fes days past Of negotiations on the
tapis between our Government and the Bri-
fish Minister. These rumors have even as
sumed body and form, SO far as to designate
the peculiar features Of an ideal arrangement
with as much precision as if such an arrange
ment had actually been made the subject Of
negotiation. We have every reason to be-
lieve that there is no foundation whatever for
these ephemeral reports; and that there ne,
yer was a more hopeless prospect of an ami
cable accommodation with Great Britain shan
at present.--.Naf. Lut.
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PHO
Yoa THE Ancvs.

To the memory Of MISS GwATHmxY. who
periShed amid the ruins OF the Richmond Thea
tire, no pen of eulogy has inscribed sacred
line no feeling ode Of panegyric has bFeathed
haiowed sigh And yet Dear Lucy! Thou
vert the loYlieSt "pattern Of excelling nature. "
Thou art cntonbd in the bosom of weeping
affection IN the tender recollection of syfnpa-
thizing friendship! in yon "bIGe mantle" of
the skies innocence and virtue have erected thee
a temple LIN the morning Of life, with all the
magic charms of youth and beauty "buGding
new on the finest model the porcelain clay
Of human kind" could possibly assume, sweet
Hover Of Paradise art thou gone Thy beau.
teous ruin" moulderd into ashes Thy angel
spirit, too ETHEREAL and sublime for this teiIcs.
trial orb, waited 20 brighter worlds or high
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THOMAs READ g. c.

VE>EiE Subscriber has qualified as admins
Il traitor ct the estates of Col. John Harvie,
dec. and of Edwin James Harvie. Those
who are indebted to the said estates are re
quested to come forward, and discharge their
several debts, and the creditors are reques-
ted to make known their claims.
w. BROCKENBORUGH.
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GEN. WILKINSON.

We have it from pretty correct source
that the decision Of the Court Martial AT
Fredericktown on the trial Of Gen. Wilkin.
500, has received the sanction Of the Presi-
dent Of the u. States It is generaily under
stood that this decision acquitted the general
of al charges ex!ii5ited against him.
Shirt " 76''
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RZR1 TAI SAGE,
TiHES T;YLEr

In. consequence Of the above dissolution, We
shall proceed to sell at pubic Auction on Thurs
day the goth inst. under the inspection of Mr..
X. Brooke, huctionccr, our entire stock in
trade, consisting OF almost every article in the
Grocery line, with remnant OF Dry Goods, and
an assortment of Hats 10 the amount OF about
S 5000, at tive, three and four months credit
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17

cggyessiga !. HID ihia 3fas been oil enough in
the time cftAe revolution, ard had he advanccd
such sordid and pusilanirnous Sentiments then,
he would have been considered IS pubic enc.
my and expelled the country by those Very
worthless whom he Pretend so much to vene-
rate z. THIS tlayi