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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

vate individuals" have existed from tn
end OF February to the Esd of June, to which
date the Committee had evidence of th,
facts before them-that the rioters durln,
that period in large numbers assembled i,
the night time, armed, and entered house:
! -cmomitted robberiesbroke into manuiac
tories-destroyed machinery-hredh houses
assasslnated one individual, Mr.. Morsefall
And threatened others, for o0structin z
| tnem, with assassination-that their frs,
OBJECT was the detruction ofmachinery, but
| tney afterwards extended their views tc
the collection of arms->,hst the outrages
committed were not the effects OF an ire
GUAR rising. but of an organised ASSOCIATE
on as the rioters had a complete system OF
discipline, attacking houses b; word OF
command, having their names enrolled, and
'hese rolls being regularly called over, and
| using as signals rockets and blue lights
that they had committees, delegates. and
other marks of authority and subordination
THAT they were bound by an oath, pledg-
ing.them TO secrecy, and denouncing ven
geance againt the trait or who should betray
then--that they contributed two-pence per
week each to the general fund, and that
they were made TO believe that they we're
countenanced, and would be supported
by numbers of the people-but particu-
iarly IN Ireland, as well as by individu-
ais OF high rank & of great wealth, who would
hereafter declare themselves: but Of this
latter the Committee state that they had
no evidence to induce them to believe the
representations correct. The report con-
| Guides with the expression of the opinion of
| he Committee that such proceedings & the
oath were, in the estimation of the COM
mittee, highly dangerous &c. &c.
his is the substance of the Report,
which does not contain any proposition for
the remedy of the evil whose existence it
establishes beyond the possibility ofdoubt.
GLASGOW. July 11.-With the deepest
regret we mention, that His Majesty, was
en- Monday last, seized with paroxysms of
the most violent kind. The accounts how
ever. OF Tuesday, are favorable, his Majes-
ty having had several hours sleep, and wa
kened much refreshed.
The intelligence from the North of Eu-
rope is highly favorable.
BY an Anholt mail which arrived on Tues
day, accounts are received, that Peace has
been concluded between the Russians and
Turks. The Emperor Alexander ratified
the treaty at Wilma, ON the 10Th of June,
Russia has given up her claims to certain
districts on the Pruth and Danube. Tur-
Key, on the other hand, agrees to put $4,000
OF her troops at the disposal of Russia, i'll
case she should be attacked by Austria,
during her present dispute with France
the Russian ambassador at Stockholm,
1T is said. has received instructions from
this Court, to aettlo. WITH MIR. Thornton, all
the uifeEenceS which subsist between G..
Britain and Rnssia
we are glad 10 observe, that convoy o .
British merchantmen had arrived at Lie
oau and Riga, and were received at friends
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DOMESTIC.

NE " ORLEANS, July I4-Frorn gem
tlcman immediately from Pensacola we have
received the following inforration. whicb
may be relied on: vessel arrived AZ pen
saco!a on Sunday tie 18th inst. with $50
troops, men 81 color, under the command
oil an ofncer nat is to be governor. The
vessel that this gentleman came passenger
in was detained two DAYS to brin,. disna,eeI
es TO tue Spanish Consul and others in thia
city. ms
July l3.-Ihe phenomenon Of the powers
OF eXhalation has been Sufficiently demon
strated IN this city on Monday last. as ~
convince the greatest sceptic on the snhiect
In the shower which fell about one o,cIocI
on that day numbers of small Ftsu fei
particularly in the back streets-thev arr
stili to be seen in the cutters, ponds, * wa
ter casks.
MEXICO.
notwithstanding the pains taken Iv soma
narrow minds to conceal and rnisre,;reser,L
the intelligence which reaches us from tIlie
country, the revolution 50 long predicted &
desired by every enlightened IoJe;. NJ he
species, proceeds i'll its march with ran;d
strldes---ere the lapse of many months tbiq
great schism, which forever sewers a mer;'
ca from Europe, willLe completed Devon,
the possibility Of recal. ''"
BY vessels from HAVANA and Pensac,t..
W IC"'" IlHl tic insurgents COmrIet -,
blockade Vera Cruz by nd, and ira, ~
patrols daily approach its gates MoreilSa
now almost universally acknowlcdceS 80
chietot the ionists, has retsi,ti,taHS5
his head quarters at Orssata. f,oo, 1919.
he has detached, for the blockad- ,f ~
Cruz, body Of troops who. iT,.red . e'@
burning sun in their natal pro,jncrs On 90 "a .
Paciiic Ocean, have nothing tu ap,1rcbe,'J
from those diseases which prsye So fatai ~.
strangers in that city. lis nam bog,. - ~
the mean time, quaUeref in NOR tct ,'' ~
rate region, the fertility of whose soil ,usores
the most abundant supplies.
The independence Of Mexico a,,pe,rs
ry near at hand. should not an arnv 80.
from Europe. which might retafd. ,b,,.{,
IT could not hinder, an event g. eyerv -
oeSiraole' mimi effhe Ldqos,
EFfrGet, IF = Lctfer .fro,t M Omsrr 49,,
'ioned AZ B0foa R6ueo, n. bJs ~; ga
KaorUHlc ( Tenn. } dafed mi 81 i'r ~, ~
" Slk-Kcsterday mornin, We re,a ~
orders FROM Gen. Wilkinson Ia, tbe go
handing officer at ;his post wonld pm
the Sick that were able to be $500, oE'.. All
'he pass Snristean, aHd wosia Mold ri.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

& AN-tWAF last night from the Subscriber.
"a POOL, negro Nan abri't 3S or 20 years of
age, about feet or inches high, rather leshy-
per teeth, next to tc forc-tooti, is broken Off he
IS Negro rather OF the red east, and smells very
offensive when frightened, or made angry. He was
purchased from the Estate OF Mr. Tankard--He
has mother living in or about Richmond, and a
sister m The neghbouthood chat did belong 20 the
Estaee of Mr. Cowcy, deed. II is believed, he will
Turk about Rchmond A liberal reward in addi-
sion to what the law allows is offered If taken and
secured, so that he can be recovered by the owner
MATTHEW CLAY,
July %. #
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(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each SS5ooOo
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to 5000
5000 blanks Sl2 each
The next 1000 do. Is =
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks E50G0
First drawn ticket on tie 18th and until the 25th
day $500 each
t Do as.h e. Ssh Gssseptins the 100 Tickets.
The said ten prizes 70 consist of The numbers from
4 to 1000 nclusve each hundred of the said 1000 to
be prize the first drawn hundred CT lowest num-
Der for the 25th day and 50 regularly ascending to
the 35th.
First drawn ticket or the a5th $4,000
Do. 36th to 4ist 500
Do. 4lst to 50th inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 10000
Tie Prize hooks to consist Of Nos. / a 1900.
The object contemplated to be accomplished by
&he above scheme, is eninenty eptted to the favsr
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The
tablishment of Medical College vii unquestionably
have. beneficial influence on the general literary
character OF our ci;y-on II PERHAPS may be hereaf-
ter eSgraed Che other Colleges, and thus univer-
sity be constituted.
Ii viii however give other important advantages
it win promote spirit of investigation in the IA
Guilty, 1t will induce young of talents to establish
tbemselves IN our city, and thereby permanently
cure to this community the best aid that be af-
forded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper to remark that if this school should prosper,
is anticipated will cause large Gums to be expend-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disburscd in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who arc anxi
Gus for the advancement of the interests of Balti-
more, will give us their support on the above cons
derations.
To thoss who are inclinet to profit themselves at
the Same time that they encourage conf
IDENTITY say that scheme of lottery splendid
promising as the above has ever beer offered i'll this
country.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERH,
Is now drawing in the city Of Baltimorc--Ali the
high PRIZEs still in the wheel
Present price Of Tickets, 81 so, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant paces (post
paid inclosing the cash, addressed either of the
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices in
baltimore, win be Immediately attended to.
KEARNY WHARTON, South.st.
PHILIP II. NIChLiN, SO. coz, Market ST.
j. ]. COHCN, Juni. Medical College lottery
Office, No. no. Market-st.
N: b. SiPs r. cdci dag's dra4siag regularly
apply.
Baltimore, July I. eawttstOct.
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I'D John Carthree, jr. OF Rockingham, (of record in
the county eoart Of AlbemarAc) for the purpose OF
securing the payment OF certain sums of money
therein named due from said Carthree r to Dabncy
Minor, executor of James Minor decd. We, tie
undersigned trustees. viii sell for ready money, at
Brightberry Brown, turnpike gate, in the county
of Albemarle, on Wednesday the ninth day OF Sep
xember next, tract of 377 acres or L.7.NJ,
the waters OF Doyle's river, and adjoining said
Browns turnpike road, which land said Carthree,
Junior, purchased of James Minors executors,
much of said land, will satisfy and pay the
balance due said deed Of trust and the costs of
executing the The undersigned acting as
trustees for the benefit Of others, will convey their
trust title only.
CHARLES YANCY,1
JOEL HARRIS, :. Trustees.
GEORGE GILMER,N
July 22. t9S
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A NINA BYRD resid1gin Waliamsb irr, contin.
IN ues TO keep boarding house; and is disposed
to accommodate such rs may favor hcr with tbeii.
eompany, either BY the week, mouth or quarter, on
the most liberal teras. She is dcsirous TO take bows
and girls, to whom the strietest attention viii be
paid
August "a vb1OOc...
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XNTILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on Fri
w day the 1lth of September at the late dwell
ling house of John Davis decd in Hanover County,
on credit until the 25th Dec. next all the stocks
ct cattle, sheep, Hogs end other pershable proper
ty belonging to the said Estate--Bonds with ap-
proved security viii be required.
HUGH DAVIS, Admir-.
August Of. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

M Y friends in The country and public in general.
IVA are respectfully informed that shall purchase
Wheat and will give the best price.
WIZ. A. HALSEY.
August %. 2tp
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CT CoNDrrIoNs.-Five Dollars a yeav, to be
paid annually in advance. Those WHO do not direct
their papers be discontinued the end of the year,
will be considered as engaged for tue next.-None
will be discontinued until all arrearages have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
this paper unless they are paid for, guaranteed by
come respectable person in this city Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

Nj Office TO COOPERS-Persons disposed to
IN contract for the delivery, on or before the LIST
November next, OF three to four hundred barrels
made of we'll seasoned heart of hte oak, full hoop
ell. will please to apply to Brown and Rives OF
Richmond, or to the subscriber Warren on James
River.
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
August o.. CIV
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

GEORGE SULLIVAN,
ABiJH. BIGEl.OW,
WILLIAM ELY,
WILLIAM REED,
LABAN WHEATON,
RID JACKSON, Jun.
Il. CHAMPION,
LY MAN LAW,
TIMO. PiTKlN, Jun.
BENZ. TALLMADGE,
JAMES EMOTT,
THOS. r. GOLD,
III. NJ. RIDGELY,
PHILIP b. KEY,
JOHN BAKER,
JOS. LEWIS, Jun.
A. M'BRYDE,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
NETWORK, Tuly ID.

Information received YESTERDAY in this city, thar
the United States brig Oneida, of i6 guns, Lieut.
Woosey, had lately engagement with The English
ship Royal George of % gn, Lake Ontario and
after desperate action, 1t. W. succeeded in capturing
her, and afterwards carried her into Sacketts Ha,bor ia
very shattered condition. The channel through which
this information comes is pretty correct.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

rope! It csnnot be concealed, that TO engage in ,h.
present against England place ourselves the
side of France and exposes Us to the vassaage of states
serving under the banners of the French Emperor
The undersigned refrain from asking, what are
the United States to gain by this war? Will the ofa,
6caon OF some prvateersmen compensate the for
that sweep of Legitimate commerce by the Extended
marine, of enemy, which this desperate iesites
Will Canada compensate The middle states, for NJ York,
or the western for New. Orleans Let not he
deceived. A Of invasion invite rttort of in
vssion. When visit the peaceable, and us in
nocent colonies of Great Britain with the horrors of war
can be assured that will not be visited
with like horrors?
AT crisis the world such the present. and under
impressions such these, the undersigned could mo.
consider the war, 10 which the u. States have 10 &C.
cet been precPitaed necessary uired by any
moral duty, or any political expediency.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
From the Boston Centinel Of Julyll.

From the Boston Centinei Of JuIyll
Arrived below and anchored tic Castle, the
British schr. Bream guns 1t Simpson, ~ days
from Halifax, with flag of truce white, at the oreop
We understand she has come for the purpose Of deli
verng up the taken from he Chesapeake, agreeaby
e. an arrangement made by government and Mr.
Foster.
Extract Of letter tross gentleman az Defrrf to his
friend IN thfs place, dated fuae 80, 1872.
eve have accounts from Gov. Hull, at the Msumee
river, about 70 miles from this place he is exPecedbse
about the 10Th of July saw man day or ago
who has acted as spy the army, who informed
that there $500 under arms, including th 4h
regiments
'sInformation has reached this place that Tecumseh,
the Prophets brother at Fort Maiden, near the
mouth OF the rverthere is doubt but the niormaon
He has with him 10 Indians with horses,
and is supposed he will be loaded with ammunition &c
and that he intends striking blow the Wabash, as
there is no danger of an attack on this place."
Drafted AfEtia.--We learn that his Excsllency Go"
vernon Tompkins unites in opinion with the Governors
of Massachusetts, and Connecticut that by the Consu
ton the militia lately drafted be put under the
command of the officers of the general government and
has accordingly determined that they shall be commanded
by their officers only, when called into actual SER
vice. IN. 4. Evening Post.
NOTICE TO BRITISH ALIENS.
We copy the following for the information OF all con-
cerned.
Department Of State, July7, 1912.
NOTICE.
All British Subjects within the United States, are ice
quested forthwith report the Marshals or to INC
persons be appointed by ,hem) respective states
or territories, within which they may reside their names
their age the time they have been in the u State inc
composing their families, the places OF their resi-
dence, and their occupations and pursuits; and whe-
ther and at what they have made the applications
to the required by law, preparatory to the h
turazaton-and the marshals respectively, are 70 mAe
to the Department of State Of al such briusn
subjects, with the above circumstances annexed to shs'
names.
Extract ofa letter from Pernanbuco, dated Nay ~.
" Yesterday news received from Rio de Jansho,
that the Plague had broke that place. and looo n
IN week. he Prince has left Rio and gone to rui
St. Cruz, about miles from Rio, with his train an
the inhabitants leaving the place, and It is feafso
greater part will fall victims to this malady.
The inhabitants of Nantucket, making exertions
leave their homes and occupations seek an
less exposed the dangers and calsmities of war NO
less than twelve families have already moved 10 dHefeh
parts of this state, Rhode Island, &c. and many others
expected to follow in a few days. Movable proper
y of almost every description is sending oil as.iss'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

MARTIN CHITTENDEN
ELIJAH BRIGHAM,
JOSIAH QUINCY.
SAM. TAGGART.
LEONARD WHITE,
ELISHA r.. POTTER.
JNO. DAVENPORT, Jun.
IONA. o. MOSELEY.
LEWIS B. STURGES.
IL. BLEEKER,
ASA FITCH,
JAMES MINOR,
@. GOLDSBOROUGH.
PHILIP STUART,
JAS. BRECKENRIDGE.
THOS. WILSON,
JOS. PEARSON,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

@ Note Il, referred to an the foregoing, an neat
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-30

French government TO cN ~.
ment made by their troops e tno north W.
are without any local news.
Since our last some German papers nave o.
rived also letters from the French coast !"
the 10Th. ! would be insulting our reaa;'s
10 repeat ali the rumors that have been c'-
cuIated in consequence. Suffice 1t to say NAV
theGerman papers notice the march OF f'eilsa
and Austrian troops through various ais''te'S
as preparatory to the expected waiia'e 10.
tween France and Russia, but they P,esV"'
no new fact of Importance. Al LAMP
of Alexander passed through MagdeDturg w
the sixth Of March, on his return TO 81
tersburgh from Paris. The private -
state, that the Emperor Of Austria was 10 gu.
Vienna about the oh March, to PFoCe0~'
Dresden, wher he proposed to wait Tue S'''-
val of Bonaparte. c,..,er
The French letters mention nothing 1ss''~-
respecting the discussions between r'"'oF
and Russia, or Of the intended departure %
Napoleon fer the army in the North nu' l 80.
tiers from Holland mention that i'e Drum .,ns
Duke Of placencia) was to leave 'oat cGun aas
shortly for the French capital anu II W.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-30
DOCUMENTS

Mr.. sARLow 70 Tag sEcRR74Er OF STATE,
Ersraet Of a letter from .Mr. Barl0pO 60 the
C,e.~stor,, n e STATE
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-30

As the length of these documents pre-
cludes their publication at this time, we have
selected from the residue the three last let
ters of Mr.. Barlow to our government, which
will afford pretty good idea of the state in
which the dispatches by the Hornet left our
affairs at Paris. The publication of the do
cuments shall be resumed in our next.
Ertract Of a letter from Mr.. Barlo7v to the
Secretary Of STATE, dated
PARIS, MARCH Is, 1912.
e I have scarcely been able to get an inter-
view with the Duke of Bassano for the last IS
days though he has appointed several. He
has disappointed me 10 most of them, and ana
sure with reluctance. Last evening obtain
ed short audience, in which he declared that
his great work of this continent was now f.
nished, and he would be able after tomorrow
to devote himself very much to the treaty with
the United States, till it should be completed.
And left him rather with the hope thanSthe
full expectation, that he will have it in his
power to keep the promise"
ono. o.
Extract of a letter from Mr.. Bariozv TO the
Secretary Of State, dared
PARIS, MARCH Is, 1912.
Since had the honor ct writing to you
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
EFTY DOLLARS REwARD-For apprebend.
Feb. IL.

k'IFTY DOLLARS REWARD-For apprehend.
Il ing the following Negroes, to wit-OAioer, a
stout made man, about 20 years OF age, very much
knock-knecd, walks with his toes much pointed out
one oil bis feet has been much injured by burn, and
he went away about the 4th of Oct last.-Bob. a
likely fellow about 40 years of age, his head pretty
grey, went off the 29th ult.-Charles, a 10y about
Is years old, stout, well made, speaks bold, went of
Saturday LIST inst.-Georse, young man about z
years old, rather slim made has down look and low
speech, went off the 4th inst.
The three last took with them all their cloatbs-
their common wearing apparel was coat aud over,
als, made of doubewOvc Virginia CLOTH, filed in with
black yarn, their shirts made of cotton warp and
tow filing.
AS those negroes have Runaway without lash or a
threat, will cheerfully pay the above reward for
bringing them home or in proportion for any one of
them Think it is probable that three of the above
slaves are in the neighbourhood of Doct. Ed. Mayos
or IN Cumberland, near Mr.. Dan VIM. Mayo's
the other one, George, perhaps is about Jack
Browns, who lives near Manchester, on the turn
pike, who is his father, and has his mother also for
lis wife. re- H. SAUNDERS
Bradford, Feb. Ia. st
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Lon RENr-an,l possession given Immediately

eTOR RENT-and possession given immediately,
the following property, to Wit
he newly erected Brick House, and its appur,e-
nances ith the enclosed ct Ground, pleasantly
situated on Shocku l, adjoining that OF Thomas
wilson, Esq which was the last yessr, and until now
Occupied by Counsellor AImms.
=, The Brick Store, COMPUTING Room and Vault for
the deposit OF Coal. the main street. ut the cor
ner OF said main f and eth street. directly
fronting or in view of that leading to the Basin
which is among one of the best mercantile stands in
the city.
The two west rooms of the fire proof Brick Lum
Der House, to the north Of the Lot on which the
store above mentioned stands each OF which have
IRE places.
Also, the ground floor of said Lumber House, which
being paved, is perfectly dry and fit for the reception
OF Hour, &c Sc.
And for Rent, that beautiful little Farm within
two miles of TIE Capitol late the property of Raw
estate, containing 4O acres, under enclosure;
one half of which is covered with timber and fire.
woodland has on it. well finished story Wooden
building, affortlng every convcnicney for family
IA'tcben, Laundry and servants rooms ON the lower
aoor-an excellent Spring about so yards distant
from the dwelling house, covered by long nea.
shelters under the shade of which, and the surround
ing trees, parties in the heat of weather NAV be A.
greeably soiacetl--some HOUSES beautiful niece
OF cleared meadow ground, that yielded the year be-
tore last Q am told FIVE ton of Hay-T two acres of
ground newly paed in as Garden. The eontiguity
OF this place to the town, viii afford to those who
wish to i-e retired from its noise and hustle; and at
inc same time to he engaged i'm more active pursuits
within the city-as also to Diversity agreeably Ior-
tion OF their time in agriculture, &c. eocry facility
ms eligible, above described rural spot, the SUBJ
scriber will either Rent, Sell or Exchange, for i'm
proved property within the limits of the CITY.
Also, for Rent, very fertile post and ra-enclos-
ed lot OF ground, lying the street leading from
the market house, towards Col A,Iams's Saw Mai
containing about Three Acres For cultivation. il is
generally thought that this spot is as favorable, and
would be as productive as any in the valley
RIO. GREENHOW.
reo' H. ep1mo.