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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
Latest from Sv Thomas Hardy.

LGfesf JTeM or IH'""s
A gentleman arrived here YESTERDAY
from the Oyster Ponds, east end ol
Long Island. aud opPositePIumb-lsiano'
who informed US, that an armed ooa,
from the Families, with two officers .no
six men, came ashore there Oh Frd'y
morning as Rag Of truce, With letter
from Com. Hardy, addressed 10 Esquire
Terry. We understand the letter re-
mons,rated against TorPedoe.. and thai
Sir Thomas threatens to destroy ssy x
every seaport town that Torpedo Is
fitted out in.
Our informant further adds, that MIR
Joshua Penny, of East.Hampto:, who
plotted Commodore Deeaiu's sqoa.
d-on of barge. some time since from y.
London. wa. taken few nights since
out Of bis bed, by one OF the enemy
boats crew, and was sent on board the
Families. where he remained On Friday
Is in irons The boaI's crew also took
off at the same time MIR Field, the Ia
ther-in.l.w of MIR. Penny, whs is also in
irons.
Aso,her boat came ashore on Sa,ur-
dsr last. at Oyster Pond Point, and took
Of g aead of cattle.
We further learn, that three ships OF
the line aud two frigates, were of Gard.
ner'< Isla-d on Fridsy.
Arrived schr Torpedo, Miller, days
from New London.
Sloop Ambition, Fandine, ii days
from Providence.
Sloop Susan. Miles, 10 hours from
New -H4ven A Spanish brig. Is days
from Porto Rico, arrived at New.Ha.en
on Sunday night
Sloop juno, Howard, % teurs from
New london.
Sloop Mary, Harris, Is hours from
New-Lcndon.
SIoop Jeanette, Harrison, day fron'
Nes-Lcpoon.
Slor p Adels, Bradley, / day from \.
London.
SIoop Fancy, Borden, ; days from:
Newport
Cleared .cbr. Charlotte, Stanton, \.
Brunswick
The brig Jane Maria, Capt. Mnffat, OF
this port, vas cul out OF the Oder III
December. 1871. By French priv teer.
and sent into Copenhagen; and IN Re.
bruary. 1918, was cleared BY tie Coun'
Gil Of Prlzes i'll Paris.
The ig Savannah Packet, Mott, OF
New Y K. So days from Lisbon, ha. ar.
rived at Newport. { f the Bar G! Lis
bon Wa boarded from the British brig
oi va Z@nobia, on a cruise. July Is,
lat. SO 20. long. So 40. was boarded
from tie privs.eer Snap Dragon, ct
aufort. n e a Brush prize brig IL
tow, which she hid cut out Of feet on
the bank. OF New. midland, with full
cargo Of fine dry x ed., sc. (invnioe Of
cargo $500 900 dollars took mos, ot
the cargo Oh beard tie privsteer. She
had pre-, iously captuItd other sslus-
bic prizes, said to be worth ore million
aud half OF dollers August Sd. la.
al, 10, lobg. 81. was boarded by the p'i
yatt erComn odore Beresford on cruise,
looking GU, for her consorts, which she
bad los, in fog the day before. the
Nj idslone and another trigate. name un-
kn"wn.
The pri,a,eer Yankee sailed from y.
Bedford on the 10th Aug.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
ITO RENT,

THE STORE lately occupied by
Mr.. lanes Sanderson. at the corner OF
King and Fsirfax streets; for the Gro
-cerv business it is an excellent stand.
Enquire of
WV. or } T RAMSAY.
August7. tafwt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

On Saturday last came on before the
court Of this borough the ex niDation
of Cadet Lsrue. for the murder Of his
wife. The court having examined Ill
the uitHesses, the evidence of whom
left 10 doubt Of hi. guilt. and no Counsel
app airing in behalf Of the plaintiff, he
was remanded TO prison to attend his
trial at the superior eou to be held in
October next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. :

WASHING CITY, Sept. ;.
Cory Of lene- iron. Cat:ain John II.
D-nr, commanding naval cffcer at
Charleston, IS. c. dated august IS,
1918.
SIR,
l have the honor to acquaint you,
that received letter express last night
from major jenkins, commanding the
ST. Helena militia, stating tha, the enc
my's two briggs, Colibri aid Chsrybdis,
got under wsy on Monday morning, with
an intention of proceeding to sea, ben
the wind shifted to the eastward and IN
attempting TO beat over the bar, one Of
them (supposed to be the ColibrDgreun-
ded on Cole Scare Reef, and in a short
time after bilged and became complete
wreck. The crew was taken off BY the
other. which now lies about miles from
Bay Point, waiting wind to proceed TO
SEA.
Major Jenkins states that they landed
twice at a plantation of Mr.. Pope's, and
took one Of his large canoes off, with
some provisions. 1t appears their OBJ.
jeet in entering Port Royal was princi-
pally to sound the bar, and roadstead,
which they have effected, as their boats
were seen on that service the whole time
they we're at anchor The officer Who
delivered major Jenkins. letter further
states, that the wreck had entirely gone
to pieces, and q great part drift ed on
shors-among which were her boats and
the stolen canoe.
al have the honor to be, with great
respect, your NEST obedient servant,
JOHN H. DENT.
Hon. WILLIAM JONES,
Secretary Of the Navy.
To the Editors Of the Federal Retnb-
hc0n.
Ysur last paper has been shown to
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las 4: Kennedy, Ir.

Wishes to purchase Oils OF Penoyro' :
a.. Min, and Sss,fras, for which IL
beraI price will De given It deliyere' IN
q large quantity before the end OF Oc-
tober.
August 81 >"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

In the gale on Saturday evening. q
boat which was kept alonF.ide The Plan.
tagenet, in the care Of an American pri-
soner, a colored Seaman got sdrift;
when be made sail on her and drove be-
fore the wind up to Wiiloby's, where he
run her ashore, and came up. The boi
is tons burthen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
NORFOLK, Arg, 81.

A Seventy four gun sti3 Came down
the bay yesterday shd passed cu, to sea
through the Forth eh.nneL No other
vessels in sight. trt the Pian,sgsne., "a,
a brig, and tender.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

tuted BY the owner fos = smack, laid up
in consequence of the blockade. lie
British squadron lay at aRehor between
Gardner's and Plumb. Islands, somew nat
exposed to the gale of yesterday. Ihey
consist al present of ships supposed
10 be the RaniEes -. V,llabt -, Aeas-
ia 80, Orpheus So, and Atalante ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

To the Edifors Of the Federal Retn6-
hc0n.
Ysur last paper has been shown to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
JOHN CIR All AN.
HARTFORD. Uon.) August 81

Fesiirg:on. 3lsf -!ug. 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
Congress-.
house or REPRESENTATIVES,,

I'HeEGay, JaLy 10.
17rssrs. Ward of Mass. Coopey, Tag&aJt aua
Cfs6foH ObtaiAed leave Of at.Unee tor the Remainder
OF the ses5ien.
JBr. Fisk Of VI. Sroas the Committee of Elections
made q report on lie petition ST Benz Is. Biy den.
burEh aGd Peter A.Jey, euDtesting the Election Of
kbeUszer Sage aud 5ohn beioits, Yiiich nas res1,
and the Resolution recommended b. the
was eOneurredi 10 a. follows:
Z" Hssoiged, Thai The p~artirsbe ollowsd uptil 'hs
brst e~dnesdsy IN the geNt osssicp o. CougrCss,
TO procure testiisony ~rclstivs u SAID Election"
sbr Calhoun from the committee on Foreign Re
%lstIon, made tie loioping
REPORT
The Com miftse of Foreign Relations. 10 when w.
referred tme Presidents mcssags OF tie liza ib5e
and Tie aecompany us documents,
REPoRT:
That they Rave examiped tie metssgc and doca-
n'ebts with NJ the attention their Importance do.
nIands. Your COMMITTEES viii nor indulge themselves
~ meking the various sbservstiOns which tie iie-
resting subjects brooght under their consideration
naturally Suggest. I6e delay Incident IN sueh =
course. eouueetsd with he ia,sness Of the Session,
and The sdvareed season ~ the year, forbid 81 vide
strange brt they eannG, abs. ain { ON ~ msrkigg
that while tie NJ ssag- "a d~ocsments furnish strong
additional proof OF tic justice and necessity OF ;ie
war, they also present powerful motives for die
steady and vigorous prcsecut on Ut Il, IS The surc.t
neans Il > safe ADD honorable peace. II can now
no longer be douhted. that Il wss the pressure of our
measures, combinsf wIh the determination OF Goa
gfess 20 reIF ssour sfoyes by arms, aud not thc re-
peal Of The French i~ccsees, theat broke down the
ofders 20 ccun-il Of 1879 sad 1872 TEA. oshsaoas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
P O. 8 r RI

At 10 o'clock last night, one of Captaip
Caldweli's troopers came up express from
fort WarbGrtou, and brought the pleasing
intelligence that the esemy has not advan
ced since the alarth was hist given. notWitb
standing the very fayorsble WIND which ha
these " days. His force is fourtee,
sail in the Potomac.
about one half Of the regulars. draf,e
militia ana volunteers encaa.ped al Wa
burton heights last night the Temalnde
'yitrln a scW miles OF Ihem,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
CORRECJION

II yehort hrs bccn IN circulation fkas
Gen. HRA4STRCNE ~GS atGst 70 assanis
fhe command IT He Wo'thern Hrmy. ne
are efabied, on me most re8heeiable aufs-
ority, 20 state, mn tie object Of khct g6S-
GERS Uish IN the frontiers. 7viH be an aetIoT
insfccHoH Of me Sf4tC ofhe army, tie.
noaifioHs, &c that tie necessary arrange
n,enfs Of IN War DeHarfment my yet ac-
.comhhSh tie oIjecf If tie sunacySs cam,
fsigH. Dot. Pas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
AMERICAN GROrNn.

We hayei it from .1Bqug s,ionabis authority, that
tbr hon. Nr. Gore has written 10 a fri, nd Il, .bis
town, that the Instructions to. our Rpssirs ESog,s
ere so liberal rhat Great BIitfin ceapot bot sccede
to theta. " is Inrnentsbis, that sorlt folks in ahi s..
host iNpfl19 ktrp W. theif pSc seat ,asiqf - Tra-s
te"anoirg eaeh others faisehools. The Psiisdion
ai!nies 10 the niovs intelligence FROM Weshingion
when II Gays rather sInesmish'y, " There sss re
PorfS nat fhe Instructions 10 our RasSiaR EEvegs
are Vety Abeydk." Bsss Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
Norfolk. Jpiv IL.

gVo1I0E, JUfV II.
Tie E7emY ia Ncrfh CaroEna.-SeveraJ
letters from Elizabeth CRY, and verbal in-
ormat'on, assure Us that ol Monday last =
irigs, 9 schooners. with 81 harges # the en-
.my cane into OcTSCoCk, (~scyeral ships
vhich could NOS pass the Bar lay on,side)
ghep they captured the An.carc2 Priva,eer
IT New-York, AID schooner A.iaS, Of phiiz-
'elphia f; from The i~aterthete had a-en .ao-
ed about 100 pipes Ut Brandy fr lie
iks. the enemy arc SAID TO fatc iar.lf
rcoops az She'll Castle. aud z i~ n., \
opposite, to The amol0t 81 900, YInci y .t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20

FROMFORT GEORGE.
W. nave hSard as late as the 9 h, ss
which time no ta:the, uGu,emen lad isLc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20
*,

]'0kk'ToresJM 3
Ky 8 gentleman Jest from Aanapolis we
are informed, dat look ont i}pat, wh.ea
neg heen down the bay. returned to Alaa-
'Ast evening and gave notice of tAc
approach OF he 5rtish deet.
0nr iptormant corycrs,d with the oanF.:.
OF she look out !:oat, who stated H. al he szv
distinctly sevea sail, thee OF them ap,ea -
ed to be. 74S end one ? sGlir Orc If the;s
earges was within a miie and an half of tsa
noaI V"hen ne last saw the ~, theg WEIR
above inc mouth of the Potomac
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20

h bill to prohibit the asse OK Psitiss -
cs",es mas Pas &c tae ceaate, * besn ,wSrs,
read in the Eouse.
The a'sesnnt%s Pill wants only tie sesa-
ture OF the President to become i law.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02
Dec. 81,

ANDS FOR SALE---By virtue OF the last Nyi,l
M and Testament of Robert Means deed Will
be sold, to the highest bladder at Public Auction, a,
the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, upon
the 4th day of January next, iffa;r, otherwise the
next fair day, the following tracts Of land in the
state OF Virginia, viz.
1900 acres, more or less, in the county Of Rus.
sell d, both sides of Copper creek.
$50 acres. more or less the county of Mont
gomery, on New river, and the waters thereof
$500 acres, more or less. in the county OF Mont.
geometry, on Toms creek and some branches OF Sink
JHg creek, the waters OF New river
SC6O1 acres, or less, in the county Of HARDY
the east side of the south branch of Potowina cl
Including the head of the town, Fort run and Tuck.
er'srgn, waters of said south branch OF Potowmack
and The head OF North river, branch OF great Ca
eapeon.
4G0 acrep, morton less in the county OF Hardy.
on the waters of Waits run, branch of grea; Ca
eapeon.
100 acres, more or less, in the Comfy OF Hardy,
GA Waite ron, branch OF great Cacapeon, incu-
ding the Warm Spring.
400 ceres, more or less. in the county of Hardy
en- Waits run, brasch Of great Cacapeon.
go acres, more or less, in the county Of Hardy,
on Waits run.
100 acres, more or less, in the county Of HARDY.
on Waits run, a branch OF great Cacapcon.
1000 acres, more or less, in the county of Harri-
son. on the waters of Gauy and Wiame's river.
2O0, acres, more or less i'll the county of Harri-
son, on Gauly river.
The patents Tor the above tracts OF land issued to
Robert Means and the sales viii be upon credit
of twelve months To uioiety of the purchase
money, and oftwo years as to the other moiety
The purchaser to give bond and security, & deed
IF trust upon the lands in order to secure payment
ofthe purchase money:
DANIEL CALL.
Es-ecnorpfthe kast IriE and Testan.eat
IF Robert Means, decd.
November IL ids
Mr.. Ia consequence Of a late decree of the conr,
ot the United States for the fifth circuit and Virginia
district, the above lands will, by virtue of the said
decree, be sold at the time and place, aud on the
Germs above mentioned.
D2JVIEL chi,
E:--= > - :: -, =. ....,. : ,o,...en
of Robert Means, deceased
December IS
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Domestic.
December IS.
from TIE .HLb1nn Gn-ct

From tire .Hib7nV Gazcttc.*
To the politcness Of Col. Solomon Van
Rensselaer,, We are indebted for the follow
ing important and highly interesting letter,
from gentleman of the first responsibility
at Ba&t!o. detailing The events which have
OF late taken place ON the Niagara frontier.
1t will be read with deep interest by eve
ny citizen.
BUFFALO, Dec. 6, 1912.
DER SIR,
J ought precious to this, to have
given You history Of events that have &C.
Cured ON this frontier. since YOU left it.
The confused state Of our affairs, and the
agitation Of mind consequent thereon, must
be my apology for my delay. But as trans
actions hate lately taken place. which in
v0lve tho destruction of Individual happi-
ness, and Which yitaily affect the interest Of
the nqieu, vii nov perform the promise
J made yon, and crdeayor to give a sketch
Of TIC most prominent among them.
Nothing was done on the part of General
Sm'Ih, which promised a continuance OF
ihe campaign. until the 10th of November
when - issued bis proclamation, calling
vi i"e cis.@cns u this state, to yolunteer for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

A 0ST by the Subscriber on Tuesday morning the
IA 18th uEl. at the BELL Tavern in the City OF
Richmond, small red morocco pocket book, con-
t,nng hundred and thirty dollars in bank
among The notes Eve dollar note issued from
the Hartford Bank of Connecticut, PAYABLE at the
Merchants Bank OF New York No 2711, dated
May 1, 189S-Ihe other notes were Issued from I'll g
Virginia s. Farmers' Banks-The subscriber has eve
nv reason to believe his suriout pocket WAS rob-
bed of the book containing the notes, by OF the
walters attending about the house, and should such
note rs above described be offered, he hopes such
notice viii be taken ot it, may lead to detection
of the thief.
GEO. w. STAINBACK
Petersburg, Dec. 81. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr.. Morro7O reported bill concerning
the lead mines i'll the territory Of Missouri.
Mr.. Ii'NliaDS, from the committee on Mi
litary Affairs, reported bill Gin addition
to the act entitled an act to raise an additi-
onal military force, AVID For other purposes -
and bill supplementary to the act en-
titled " an act for the mere perfect organi-
cation Of the army Of the u. So
These bills were seyeraliy twice read and
referred 20 committee Of the whole.
ON motion Of Mr.. Jcnnings,
RcsotOed, That the President Of the y
>. be and he Is hereby requested 70 cause tc
be laid before this House Il statement Of the
amount of merchandise or other articles
purchased for and furnished the Indians
by the superintendent Of InGian Affairs 70,
the territory OF Indians, Subsequent to the
18th day Of Jan. 1872, Distinguishing the diff
erent dates OF the purchases, Of whom ant
/ by whom purchased, and for what tribes
! Indians.
! On motion of NJ. PaudeHh,
| Resoipcd, That the Secretary ofthe Trea
sury be directed to ray Before this House .
statement of the annual revenue of the u
,. from the cnmmencement Of the fedora
government duti the present time distin.
| gushing the amount received from the du
Bties Oh imports and courage after deduct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02
Congress-.
IN SENATE.

| I'ueaday, Dec. 90.
| h1r. Smith Of Nd. obtained leave and in
treduced a bill for organizing, arming, e.
qulpplng and disciplining the militia of the
time.
Mr.. anderson, from the committee to
! whom was recommitted the bill concerning
letters OF marque, prize, d prize goods, re-
! ported the same with am lments
| Wedf,esday, Dec. %.
| The Senate resumed The consideration, as
IN committee Of the whole, of the bill in adj
dition TO the act concerning letters of
marque, prizes & prize goods, together with
the amendments to the same which being
| reported to the Senate and further amepd-
| ed, was ordered to be read third time.
| Mr.. Pohe submitted the following mott
on for consideration:
! Rescued, That n committee be appoin
ted to enquire what provision is necessary
and proper to be made for the mounted vo-
iunteers which have been called into the
service OF the United States during the pre-
sent year; and that the committee have
leave to report by bill or otherwise,
The Senate took up for consideration the
amendment of the House of Representative
to the bill for increasing the navy of the u .
States, and concurred therein.
The Senate proceeded to consider the =
mendments of the House of Representatives.
to the bill directing the Secretary of the
treasury to remit fines, forfeitures, &C. in
certain cases and on motion, the further
consideration of the Sams was postponed TO
Monday next.
Ihe President communicated letter from
VIM. atham, on the subject of maritime
defence, referring to sundry documents en-
closed which were read, and ordered TO
lie on the table
The amendments to the bill concerning
letters OF mareue, prizes and prize goods,
having. been reported by the committee, en-.
crossed, the bill and amendments were read
third time and passed.
The following resolution, presented by
Mr.. Smith Of Md. on Tuesday, was agreed
to, and ordered to be laid before the Presi-
dent of the u. States
Resolved, That the President Of the u.
States be requested to cause to be laid be-
tore the Senate, any correspondence that
may have taken place between the Secreta-
ry OF War and the Governor of Tennessee
and Mr.. Hawkins, agent near the Greek ma
ton, relative to the murders committed by
Indians within the state of Tennessee.
The Senate then adjourned until Mon
Gay.
Monday, Dec %.
The amendments Of the House of Repre-
sentatives to the bill for the remission of Ger
TAIN ponds gwen by the merchants for i'm
portations from Great Britain, were taken
up and agreed to.
The bill toamcnd the militia laws was read
second time, and on motion of Mr.. Smith
Of nd. referred to the committee on that
part of the message Of the President relat-
ing to the subject.
~ motion offered some days age by Mr..
Pohe, for instructing the committee on so
much OF the Presidents message as relates
| to military affairs, to enquire into the ex-
pediency of making compensation to the
mounted volunteers and Others called into
the service, was taken up and agreed to-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

Launch.-On Thursday last. about
halt past l o'clock, was launched from the
Navy Yard at this City. the frigate Adams
which had been hauled up, divided in the
middle, heightened fifteen feet, and al
most rebuilt. She proudly swan into her
destined element at the appointed time,
amid the acclamations of hundreds, and un-
der salute Of artillery. After the launch,
many OF the ladies and gentlemen assembled
~. a sail-loft, which had been cleared for
the occasion, and spent n pleasant hour
Inc Adams is to be commanded by capt
Norris
We, are requested by Mr. Ssvgrt7yout,
VINO is now III this City. to state that the
story related in a Boston paper of the 18th
inst. on the authority of his name, is mac
curase, and the greater part OF it u fabrica-
ton. Mar. T,t
he gallant Col. FENw1cx of the u. s.
Light Artillery, has SO far recovered of his
wounds as to be able 10 travel.
he organized volunteers &C Tennessee,
destined for the defence Of New Orleans
and the Mississippi. were ordered to rem
devious in Nashville OH the 10th inst. pre-
pared to descend the river without DELAY,
under the command of Mai Gen Audrey
Jackson, CT the Tennessee Militia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

A Situation for Privat, Tutor wanted. Ayouns gen
"a ueman who can give satisfactory Testimonial l.
as to his moral department aud his qualifications
teach the Latin, Greek, and French Languages.
wishes place in private family For further parti
.u!ars apply to the Hon. Francis T. Brooke, or An
drew Stevenson OF Riehmond, VIM. Brooke, OF
fredericksburg or Thos. ". X Francis L. Malry,
oil klbeinarie County.
Dec 80. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

T3TE have just received 40 hhds brown Sugar,
~ so hills. & so Bags fine green Coffee. large
quantity of B!is,ered and Crawey Steel, Bar Iron
sssortcd-& further Supply of Fresh Glover Seed.
IFiison, Drezv g Robertson.
Dec. 81. 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

WTANTED to purchase mi!dIe-agcd woman
w who has been accustomed TO the House and
the care Of Children, without any of her own. En-
guire OF the printer.
Dee. 81. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

vENHE subscriber (nearly opposite the Globe Tav-
Y ern) wishes TO take a few day boarders by the
quarter oryear
JOHN SEABROOK.
Dec 81. eawsw
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CoL S. Fah Pe1s8e!aer.


-, 81. w = IL iNCTOS, Dec. %
cell on him by the House OF Eepreecn,a-
tives for information as to the manne, in
whch the law making appropriations for
arning the Militia has been executed. has
reported several statements to the Uonse
rom which 1t appears that stands of arms
nave been issued to the following states. viz.
to New Hampshire 1000 to Vernon 600
Rhode Island 1000 New Jersey 1900 i: Del.
aware 500; North Carolina $3.50; south
carolina 1000; Georgia 1000 Ohio 1860;
kentucky 500 Tennessee 500 Iliinoj,
'G e! 10 Louisiana territory 25O-in
ali 5000 stands and that there h,v1. IT,,
loaned as follows to- Rhode Island ON
Delaware $50; Ohio $500 District Of Co.
ldmbia 1900. Contracts have been mad,
under the law for $500 stands, Of which
$3.50 had been delivered by tn. co,trsc.
| to-. ON the { "a October 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-02

ENOR SALE for cash the lth January next
Y, before the Bell Tavern fifteen likely Negroes
Men, Women and Children, among them is an
excellent carpenter of unexcept@nablc character {:
TO satisfy claims the estate of Edward Chamber
layne.
WIN. .. CIIAMBERLAYNE, .Q1n.'r.