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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12
Dec. s.

VESHE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the Tavern
Il and other houses at Hanover Courthouse, for
the term Of three years, proposes opening a
Tavern on the list of January, 1918.
He will provide himself with good beds, liquors
and diet for the accommodation Of the pabic. A
house unconnected with the Tavern will be appro-
priated to the of families Mr. Chandler will
teach a school in the White House. | can board
from ten TO fifteen scholars, on the terms mentioned
in MIR. Chandler's advertisement below.
JOHN THORNTON.
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AIEGROEs FOR S4LE.-Wn he sold iotae
= highest bidder, on Monday the 22st of Deem
Der next if fair IL not tide next far day, my resi-
dence in the lower end OF Halifax county, nineteen
likely Negroes, consisting of men, women, BOYS sud
girls, belonging to the estate of John Wilson,
deceased. Twelve months credit wiz be given the
purchaser, giving bond with unexcertiomable secu-
ritz. ROBERT NELSON, .4ans', &c.
Of Join Wilson, deceased.
December I. 2awtds
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m OrlCE-As am 2hou, to leave tac state
~ and perhaps the United States, MI persons
who have business with me, will cali On my fren
and Agent Capt. William ID. Wren, VIII. il proper
t. authorized 10 act tor me during my absence
t JOHN f. PRICE.
Zee s.
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Dec. s.


s1YFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
n the subscribers, residing in Marry county,
(TenDesse) two negro men, to wit ISAAC and
HARRY. Isaac, about 2S years of age, about S
feet 10 or III inches high very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken: had On when he
went away a black fur hat half worn, blue cloth
pantaloons and short roundabout coat--also old
biue surtout coat. Harry stout made fellow, a
bout so years of age, feet or 10 inches high OF
yellow complexion, bushy head Of wool, full
mouth, speaks slow and weak, some white specks
his upper lip, he has a scar on his side by the
stab of a knife, had on when he went away what's
called satin beaver hat, halt worn, red flannel
shirt, smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, u TOW
cloth pantaioons, the upper part of his shoes
split.-They purchased in the city of Nor
folk, in January last, which place it is thought they
will 90 to-The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said negroes to the
subscribers them in any goal that we get
him again, with all reasonable expenditures
SAMUEL III. WILLIAMS.
WIN. BRADSHAW.
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sNLlAS V. LACNAlzE, Ia, ior and mems Mrr-
"a Ger Dearly opposite tie Eagle fsvera Rich
mond, respectfully infnr,as the Pabc in gvners,i
that he ,ss on hand an clreat AMI extensive assur-
ment OF Gem.emen's fashionable ready made drrs-
ses, also Cloths of very superior 9iii,y an dai!y
expected from New YORK q fresh nrp3tv whie! he
vii sell ~ very reduced prices for ehai, only.
december 8. 2Iaiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

sHHE coF,rtnership of Howson ClarI. S&co Is dis
< solyed-the subscribers alone are authorised to
settle up the business and receive the debts due the
concern. Il is mot known to The suhscrihers that
ny debt IS dIe from the concern, should there, how
ever, be any claim against them, i'm N sdiste nfnr-
nation IS requested, us PFymept may be forth with
made. JN0. s. HOV7S0N CLARK.
Halifax, Va, Dec. 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

nj OTICE-By virtue OF ,r,ls, deed executed
w by Edward d. Degcs 20 the subscribers, as
trustees. the 29th day Of june 1872 to secure
the payment of sam Of money therein mentioned
to Obadiah Wirfree md James Fore viii lie sold
&C. the lishes, bidder for cpsi, at the front door Of
Zaclnrish Brooks Tavern, on Monday III" 24tk
inst, likely young negro woutan end two gir's.
StNiN HOW BEIT,,
JOHN BRANCH.
Der. Z eptls
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ME Annual Meeting ottl,e Stockholders Of The
Rank ~ virginia Va the purpose cs cectiug
Directors will be held az the Banking house on the
FIRST s;on;ay in January next
WIN. DANDRIDGE, CasIir
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TO .ifLELINcPc

4 GREAT Is ARG hiN--Mrs. Rasc intends lea
"a wing Richmond in few months, win .sll all her
stock o goods on accofnno atirg terms ANY one
visiting to begin the above business have the
store and any part OF the household furniture ct q
fair valuation.
Dec. 8. IT
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EsLANKEr COTTONS Sc.-gor sale on az
Il conmohating terms the following articles. viz.
Rose & Dufe Blankets, G. s. Braithwait's Cot
tons, German and Blstered Steel, s. 10 py. Nails
apply to
Wn. BROWN, q Co.
near Mayos Bridge.
November 27l If
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CERTTFlCATE

EBUBLTC kUCTION--sOn Tuesday Tie o2nd
inst Or fair, otherwise, the next far day will
he sold at auction for cash, before the door of the
Swan Tavern, in this city, about IS or o. Valuable
Slaves, Of the estste or Ralph WDrncley, Esq, Of
RosegiI, deceased These Negroes are likcIy, IN
der good character, ard deserve tie attention Of
gentlemen Wishing "a purchase for their oYn farms.
Il. WORMELEY, Adm'S.
pr. JOHN CHEW.
December s. vtds
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Congress-.
IN SENATE:

.Nosday, December 7.
Thomas Pesey, Esq. Senator from louisiana,
appeared qualified AMI took his scat.
.,.r. Giies, FROM the COMMITTEES on that part OF
the n,essA;e OF the President of the United States
respecting the receat iusporauons ot gool' from c.
Britain, re ported E. n bi directing the Secretary u.
the Treasury remit fines, forfei,ures and pemsl-
Ties in CERTAIN cases."-itead & passed to second
readiag.
The Gill to alter the times and places Of holding
the circuit aud district courts OF the district at Yer
mont. was read second time AMI referred to
hIessrs. Bradley, German and Guodrich.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Saturday. Dec. S.
The following Report received from tse
Sec'ry Of the Treasury
In nbedience to the directions OF the " Act sap
Elementary TO the act entitled " An act to estao-
1ish the Treasury Department" the Secretary of
the Treasury respectfully submits the ol!o wing
Report x Estimates.
I. TO the end Of the year 1879.
The actudL receipts INTO the Treasury dxring the
year ending on the SOFA Of September. 1872, Aa0e
consisted of the f5lI0ssiny stnis, viS.
Customs, s&les OF lands, arrears,
rc-paymcnts and all other
branches of revenue, amount
ing together, AS Will appear
in detail by the state
ment (E)to SIo,,sa,ols go
On account of the loan OF eleven
millions OF dollars authorised
by the act OF March 1lth,
1912. 5,sl7,e19 so
Total amount of receipts I6,7S2,i59 10
Making, together with the bal!
ia the Treasury on the
list oil October, 1911, aad
amounting to S,oN,SiS SO
An aggregate of S2o,729,977 80
The dis6ursemeafs during the same year have
been as foIL0zveth, Vis.
Civil department, including mis-
celaneous expenses, x those
incident to the intercourse
with foreign nations 1,Sas,o6s SIS
Army, militia,
iunteers, iortili-
cations, arms Sc
arsenas 7,770.S 500
Navy department 3,iO7,50l 81
1ndian department 230,975
- 11,ios,776 81
Interest the
public debt 2,49S,oi5 10
On account of the
principal OF do. 2,e3si65 90
s,456479 10
Amounting together will ap-
pear in detail by the state
ment [Fl to 1S,s6s,sa5 OF
And leaving in the Treasury, on
30th Sept. 1912, balance of 2,S6l,652 90
$50, 1897 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

6 EOOD EATING to be had at the Oyster house
IA opposite the Post Office where gentlemen cas
be accommodated with Oysters ohly IL hours from
the rocks
Dec.S. 1T
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Tx the 10th dav OF the nevt month"; (Decenher1
viii be offered for saie upon the prrnlises, adj
joining Gooehland court house, rs acres al land be-
longing to- the estate OF Samuel Wo0tson deed M
on which is well built house for tavern, With ala
necessary out homes, good garden, lois &ye There
is no better stand we believe in the country. for
merchant or 1avern-keopei, IL being in q pOpulous
and rich ncghbOrlood. eud in ono mile ~ James re
YER, and thirty miles from Richmond. However, it
is deemed unnecessary to give very particular des-
eruption cf this property, ss il is presumed at those
WHO may wisl' to purchase, win examine FOR hcm-
selves. Possession to the above property eennot hc
given until the IL day of January, IVA IS is rent
ed IN Mr.. benjamin Anderson. the present occupant,
until that dme but the purcrs:@B viii hive the be-
net ~ tho rent from the fst day anurrv hevt IN
the time NJ possession, when rent VIII be two nun
dred and fifty dollars.
Tcrms Of sale, rnoietv in eas'i, the balance in
twelve months, from tie day of sal, for oiie ba~
lance, bond with approved security viii be required,
also deed Of trust upon to PROPERTY
TIE Executions.
CoochiaoG, November ~. o1wtfGu
or The sole NJ thr above PROPERTY is post .ouef
Until Monday the 18Th ofJanuary next, being Gooch-
land court day
EsENOVAJ--ELJ4 IS REED has renoved 10
;h- store lately occupisd by Nr Btr7pin
kinA,i where he offers for sale on tie most rce-
'0nable terms 4 very extensive md general assors-
Iasnt Of Shines o; tho best quaiity.
Aldo 900 boz. mcns wool hats, Cotton and WOO
oerds, aHd trunks OF various sizes.
Get. %. ee~iqv
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+, whole contemplated expense may be estimated as
follows:
Army-pay subsistence. bounties, clothing and hos
pitfalls, $3.50 Goa
Ordinance and armorics, l,S50o0J
Qiarter-master's department *
contingencies 2,5oO0Jo
For.ifcauons, 9O1,O00
ArTning the militia, 100000
Volunteers aud militia in actual
service, 100000
Indian Department, 2eO,ov"
Dolls. IL ,oc1,OOo
l. Naval establishment:
The estimates OF the Secretary of the Navy
predicatcd the employment Oh the following force,
VIZ:
Commissioned and warrant officers, Dolls. S7i
Petty officers, seamen and hoys, VIZ:
For 9 trigaies and smaller
sells, $500
For 200 guu-bos;s and other ves-
sells, 1000
Marines, including officers, I,s6s
Toal Dolls. 1850
And the expense is estimated rs followeth; viz :,
Pay, provisions aud me-
. me s,2oo,Ooo
ordnance 100000
Repairs, contingencies and
nav, wards, adding the annu-
al appropriation OF 100000
doiirs for tabcr 1,125,000
Marine corps 4io,0oO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

& CAUTION ALL persons are cautioned sgainse
" taking an assignment If trading in any man
ner, for note receipt given to me by Samuel
Williams of Cumberland, tor $50 sometime in Oeto.
her last 9Th inst) as the same is paid of.
The above note receipt was given 81 the house
Of Mrs Robert Gibson, wisre It was lot (as the
subscriber hath sood reason beheyc) as. has noe
since been returned to me.
u b. WOODSON.
Cumberland county, Dee. g. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

10 BE Sold, at 0rrnge courthouse, on Fyil-y
q the 18th day OF December next, IT fair, If not
the next far day, at public auction, fifty likely nc
gro Slaves, belonging to the estate of DIR. Johu VII
MS, deceased, consisting of men, women and children,
and having amongst them boys and siis, and one, il
not two, carpenters. The sale OF She above slsvcs
will be con,inued from day I, day, till they are sold,
and will he upon credit of sixteen mouths upon
ihs purchasers giving bond, ia bear interest from
the date it not punctualy paid. with security Ia he
approved by the subscribers, and will lie made in "a
miles, except where the children OF years of
age more.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-12

%DUCA1ION--Nirs Sarah Woodward respect-
4 tuhy informs parents and guardians, that she
intends to devote herself, from the first o; January
next, 10 ihe Instruction Of Youth at her Former resi-
demcc, iSeck,tt's il. Her plan win be 10 form
three distinct CLASSES the fist class to consist OF
Young Ladies, Who will BE- instructed in Englis!,
Gramu,ar. Reading and Writing together wi IA eve
y useful and ornamental part Of Needle Work and
Gawing, seven dollars and isty ccnts the sccoad
class TO consist Of ynung beginners Mt the \ eedle,
where the same instuc tios viii he progressively p~
rCuced at six dollars and the third elias. @ consist
Of smell cIdldren with whom, the hest me- od will
be pursued, TO prepare then for the neXt cl SIS, at
five dollars per quarter, with strict attention to the
morals OF all.
December 8. 1no
N II. Four Young Ladies viii be accommodated
with board and lceiging including washing and mend
ing, nj fair price.
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The statement TEL exhibits in detail the pay
ments made by the Treasury Department for the
several branches of the Military and Naval expen-
siiture during the same year (from LIST October,
1911, To Soth September, 1879 and also dug
ing the two last months October and November,
1872
The receipts for the last quarter Of the year 1912,
on of both revenue and loans, are estimated
at 100000 dollars; and the expenditures (nclu-
ding about 500 900 dollars account of the prin-
cipal of the public debt and 100000 for the mill
ria) at nearly the same sum.
The sums obtained or secured loan during
this year. amount, far as has been ascertaned at
the Treasury TO Cal tS,IoO,z00
OF which there
wasreceivedp prior
to lst October,
1879, above
ttated, 5,si7,o1s SO
Received or TO he
received prior to
1stJan. 1918, 5000 so
To he received in
January * Feb
ruary, 1879, i,25o,o0o
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October 5, 1919.

ENDUCATION.--The public are again respect
4 fully informed, that the subscriber will contin-
ue in his profession as teacher of YOUTH the ensu-
ing year-Aud Tor this purpose he has engaged that
large and connections building, called the White
House, few yards distant from Hanover Court
house, where he will teach the following branches
of learning, viz the English, Latin and Greek Ian
guages Writing, Arithmetic, English composition
and Geography. The fees FOR tuition, in any all
the above mentioned branches, will be so dollars
payable 1T equal quarterly payments. Any scholar
becoming nember OF the school, viii be liable for
the tuition fees for the whole year.
The school will be opened on the ] 5th Of January,
and will be discontinued on the 18th Of December Ul-
lowing making term of 10 months, after deduct
ing OF the summer months for vacation. The
subscriber viii be prepared tn accommodate q few
of the scholars with board, washing and lodging, liz
elusive, ut 20 dollars for the term, payable quarterly
The balance Of the scholars, MIR Thornton viii
board, the same terms. The subscriber viii feel
it his duty to attend particularly to the morals end
general department Of the youths intrusted to his
care; ard the public may rest assured that no gam.
ing viii he allowed " Mr. Thornton.
Tie subscriber returns Ills grateful acknowledge
ments to the public. for titc liberal patronage with
wlicl, ne has been heretofore favored and hopes
by ardent desire Co please, and close attention
to the discharge of his duty still 70 merit the conf
dence of Gentlemen disposed to educate their sons
i'm the above branches
Scholars can be engaged by application TO Mr.
Thornton, or 10 the subscriber.
RUFUS CHANDLER A. NJ.
CERTIFICATE.
At the request of Mr.. II. CHANDLER, we have
examined his credentials, and testify, that he is
in possession of satisfactory vouchers Of lis having
been literally educated at Yale College, OF the
most reputable Seminafies in New-Enqland. BE
side tlie literary houors conferred on him b. ~
College, we find him highly spoken Of 10y Che pro'.5
sors under whona ne studied. lie has also exhibited
! from Gentlemen Of high responsibility, ample ties
tnonias in favor Of his moral character, and hs ~
sduity and success as teacher. In ADDITION "a nj
which II gives pleasure IN say, that from per
sonaI acquaintance with Mr.. Chandler. we readily
concur in the favorable sentiments EXPRESSED bl
others. ANDREW BUOADDUS.
PETER NELSON.
Nov. 10th, 1912. Wv
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ff0 mn
3,535,0o0



From the present demand, it appears probable
that the residue OF the Treasury Notes authorised
hy the act of 50th June last, and amounting to
S,&,4s5,0D will be disposed OF prior to the LIST OF
March next
1t may he proper Also to state that nOtwithstand-
ing the addition thus made the public debt, and
although considerable portion has been RENTED
from England and brought TO market in America,
the public stocks, which had at first experienced
slight depression, have been for the last three
months, and continue 20 be at par
Year 1915.
The nett revenue arising from duties on merchGn-
die * tonnage, which accrued during the year 1910,
amounted to Sl2,5i3,49O.
The nett revenue arising from the same sources
which accrued during the year 81 amounted, as
will appear by the statements n. and b., to
E7,902,5G0.
Ihr same revenue for the year 1872 Is estma-
7.d at S5i2 500 900, of which about S5,50O,O00
arise from duties on the late importAtions from q.
Britain.
The custom housc bonds outstanding the 1st
day of January, 1918, and falling due in that year,
are estimated after deducting bad debts, at
sSfasO 900 and it is believed that the probable
mount Of receipts from that source into the Treas
ury during the year 1915, may be safely estimated
st Sf5,5 500 600
during the year ending the sos, September,
1911 and after dedueting ee ;ands which have re-
verified To the u. S have amounted, rs appears By
the statements (C) 10 S900Co acres; and the pay
ynents hy the purchasers to SS7gO,OO0. The Indian
extent the amount of payments. It's, However be-
lieyed, that that branch Of revenue may together
with some other small items be estimated for the en-
suing year 10 $500 O9O making the whole amount
Of probable receipts into the Treasury for the year
1913 exclusively Of l1ans, S12,OO0,OOC
The expenditures of that year are estimated rs
fooweth viz
l. Expenses of a civil nature, both foreign and do
Destic. Si,5OJ,OJO
g. Public dsbt, viz
Interest, including that on
new leaus Of the years 1919
snd 1918, b,SO,OOe
Reimbursement If six per
cent aud Deferred stocks,
and AZ Temporary !uans md
Tresu'ry notes, falling due
In 1915 erd cstimatct a.
mount Of purchases Of stock S.90D,OOO
S8,5Jo,OsO
8. Military establishment;
'rhe estimates Of the Secretary NJ War ere, with
respcet 10 the arr,y, predicaed IN the employ nent
ri the whole force authorized by law, and amounting
10 So 700 men Of every description. Aiding 90 this
the expence incident 10 the service of volunteers and
militia and also the Of pay of tie army, the
appropriation for arvning the militia. nnd O4OOOOO
If thu uusxpendcd balance for Notifications, the
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h III " Il S,
Of almost every description,
rex SHE 1T THIS OFFICE.
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October %.

TEJO THE PUBLIC--The subscriber has taken q
large and convenient house ON the basin for the
reception Of country produce, where he intends
transacting business commission. Those who may
favor himwith their consgnneuts, may depend on
the utmost attention and punc'unty.
FREDERICK CLARKE.
Oct. 40. fawff
I'd DUVAb x SON, ut the sign Of the Golden
% Mortar, Richmond, have inst received an ad-
ditional supply Of Drugs Il Medicines, Surgical In
strnmepts. Paints, Oils, Sc SC which they win sell
~ n moderate advance, on Their usual terms-They
have also received an elegant assortment Of Brush
es, sue rs Shoe, Painters, Dust, Cruab, Sweeping,
Sc &c which they viii cell az above.
December y. W.T.
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100000

1t viii also appear by the statement Fl that
this sum was obtained on the following terms, viz.
For six per cent. stock, ire
teemabe Till LIST January,
1895, and afterwards re-
deemable at the pleasure
of the Z. States. S,4l5,2oc
On temporary loans at the rate OF six per cent. .
year, and reimburseabie rs foiloweth, viz.
In 1918 1,S50OO0
1914 10000
1917 $4,000
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Amounting together, as will APP
pear in detail by the state
mcnt F to
And leaving in the Treasury, on
30th Sept. 1879, balance of
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For Treasury Notes bearing An
annual interest of 5 2-5 per
cent. and reimburseable one
year after date
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:. IUWIIE IFUFl VIZ
Interest, including that on
new inaus Of the years 1919
end 1918,
Reimbursemeut If six per
cent. aud Deferred stocks.
md of temporsry !pans md
Treso'ry notes, falling due
in 1915. epd cstimFtcd a.
mount Of purehaseso Of stock
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Interest on the
public debt 9,4oS,o15 10
On account of the
principal OF do. 2,e3s,i65 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05
BALTIMORE, October ).

Arrived ship Concordia, Adams, from
.Lo.don, aid days from Ha!ifax-dsy
goods. Was captur, d by com. Brooks
squadron, sent in and tried; being one
OF the licensed ships, was released, by
paying costs of admiralty court, and o.
Their expenses. Sailed i'll company ships
Ceres, for Boston, and cambridge, for
Philadelphia. The ships Merchant,
N yes, and Georsiana, Chamberlain,
sailed DAYS beloIe-ail licensed ships,
and relesl ed with the CoHcordia. On
The southern part of Georges Banks,
was boarded by the British tiigalc Or
pr Gus, who had tour prizes III cor my,
two of them were shipsfrom Liverpool,
one ship from South America, the o.
Il er u big with -four, all bound to Ha'
llfax. The Concerda was nearly one
month III HaiilaX--therc we're but wv"
Americans sent In while he was there.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05
march Of the Kentucky veIunteen des.
4 H. IILalach IL

march Of the Kentucky velunteeH des.
tined to act against the Wabash Indians.
Gen. Hopkins will leave Henderson on
Monday aext for Vincennes to assume
his command. The most vigorous cam
paign will be prosecuted against the In
dian tribes bordering on the frontiers of
Indiana and Illinois territories.
On the 9th instant 400 volunteers
marched from Vincennes for Fort Har-
rison, which was besieged by the Indi-
ans,s but they were recalled the same
day by tn acting governor. 1t was,
however, expected they would be per.
mittet to march the next day.
On Thursday last Gov. Shelby receiy-
ed letter from Major Bodley, dated
at Newport the lsth instant, in Which
he states as report, that on gen. Har-
rison's arrival at Fort Wayne, he found
no enemy to contepd with, his besiegers
having retired, hearing of the approach
of his army. 1t is very certain, that tort
had not been taken. II is probable Har-
rison's army will meet with no oPpo.l-
ton until they arrive at Detroit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-05
In HAMPTON RnAns.
BOSTON Sept. 20.

admiral WGrren's Squadron.
The ship Howard, which arrived
yesterday from ! ondon, on Tuesday
last, in lat. 4S, Ion. SO, was boarded
from the San Domingo, Of so guns,
Admiral Warren, from England,
for Halifax, in company with the
POictiers, II, Capt. Berresford.-
Sailed from Portsmouth Aug. Ii. Sc
yeral large ships, with troops, were
to sail Immediately after They had
taken nothing but had re-taken, on
the 10th inst. the Br. brig Diana, ef
Glasgow. fromJamaica, bound home
loaded with sugar and coffee, which
hal been captured by the swordfsh
privateor, Of Gloucester, ii days
previous. The st. Domingo had
carried away her mizentopmast in a
violent squaIl the night before, and
same time parted co. with a brig OF
war, which sailed with them.
Admiral Warren was at first in
clined TO send the Howard 10 Hall
fax, because he had heard that our
privateers took all American vessels
FROM England with goods.