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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10
WEDNESDAY, June 9.

Hsforfed f6r me .1eCdI1TN GdzeNe.
WEDNESDAY,, June 9.
Mr.. Kenedy presented the petition of
Samuel Ross, praying remission of
certain fines and forfeitares incurred by
the importation of British goods. Re-
fsrred to the committee Of ways and
means.
Mr.. Cheves presented the petition Of
Daniel Mccormick. praying a remission
of fines and forfeitures incurred by the
lmpertation OF British goods Referred
10 the committee Of ways and means.
TIE Speaker laid before the House a
report oil the secretary of war, on the
petition of Henry Hareis, praying PEN
sion The report Is untarorable. Re-
ierred t. the coDmittee Of claims.
A bill from the Senate, concerning
certain streets in Georgetown, was read
three several times and passed
M Mclean offered the following:
Resolved that the committee ON mlSi<
tary affairs, be instructed to enquire Into
The expediencv OF naklng some provi-
sion for the widows and orphans of the
militia slain BY the enemy, or who may
hereafter be slain during the present
yar, while in the actual service ct The
u. States, and fer whose families no pro-
vision exists NV law, ano That they report
by bill or otherwise, Adopted.
And tina, the committee OF claims be
instructed to enquire, whether any pro-
vision ought TO be made for the indem.
niiestion ut those persons, who had pro-
perry taken into the service OF The aorth
western army under the command OF
General Hull. and which in consequence
of hi, surrender of the garrison OF De
tr9lt, fell into the hands OF the enemy
and that they report by bill or otherwise.
Nh. Grosvener moved 10 amend this
clause OF the resolution, by striking out
from the werd persons, and inserting in
lieu thereof Is wAoss Property has been
Captured or destroyed by tie enemy dur
iag fhe war."
Onmotion Of Mr.. FINLEY it was laid
ON TIE table.
Tbs h;use in committee Of the whole,
Mf: DeSt.a Ia tl,e char, Oh bill from
the stnagc, supplementary to the acts
herstofs?a passed on the subject OF
uniform rule OF naturalization.
rhe committes rsse and reported the
bill withou, amend1
MIR. Burweii moved to reiea 1t TO a
select cemm,ttee.
Mr.. Benson objected TO this course.
Mr Barweii Withdrew his motion and
aud moved that lis Oh the table.
Carried
The house in committee OF the whole
Mr.. Breckenridge In ,as chair, on !. oil
20 increase the capital stock Of the Bank
ol Washington.
The committee rose and reported the
bill without amendment.
n.r. Grumpy moved that the bill lie
on the table, with view that ii shall not
DC acted spon until the committee OF
ways and means report upon the memo
rial referred to ,hsm for establishing d
National Bank. Carried.
Adjourned.
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NEw.LoNDoN THREATENED,

.N:q,. LDn3sn, Juae 2. { tVrdnesdayJ
"Yesierday Commodore Decatur and
soa,dron attempted 10 put TO sea. but
were prevented by the appearance oi 3
sail oi the line, ono supposed 20 DC !
an5 the other RACES, or "a cut down.
The ensmy pursue1and drove them INTO
opr harbor, where they now lie a, anchor
o,oos;te the town. The enemy's ships
anchored few miles below the light
and although not in sight this afternoon
sti,, il IS presumed they are at no great
distance. We are making preparations
10, , serious attack. Two regiments OF
militia (,he Sd and 2oth) ars IN town.
We ara nov placing number OF heavy
cannon on GrntoD side at Fort Girls
woId). One of.two things will be done
by the enemy, viz: sufficient number
of ships stationed here to prevent ours
Going out. or q force sufficient 10 take
them in the Tiarbor: We calculate on
the latter
Tie Commodore will spare men, II
is presumed. and also cannon, II ncces'
sary, to aid in defending the town Tha
conduct of the commanders upon this
as web as upon every previous occasion,
is uncxceptionabie They viii do all II
their power. The citizens III general
appsar patriotic, and should John Bull
delay his ssmirg for a day or two only,
he would meet with warm reception,
with all his hooking and kicking.
So important a part OF our navy Is
IN object with the enemy, and more so,
from the consideration teat 1t is chiefly
formed OF the Macedonian and the fri
gate by VIII ~ she was captured. The
town is not only alarmed, but apparently
confused. Drums are beating, goods
moving in almost every direction, and
Ill expecting an attack hooFly.
"The force of the enemy on this sta
ton is not exactly sscertained; but 50
posed 10 be at least 9 seventy fcurs, Two
frigates and a sloop OF war.
" Neither Of the ships which chased
ours, was the Families or the Orphens.
81 have Just heard, that the leglsia-
ture Of Connecticut have passed law
to order oct the militia.
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District OF Colunbl,, TO wit.
VWT HEREAS VIII am Chapman hath

AN HEREAS William Chapman hath
w by his petition IN writing, up
Piled to the honorable Nicholas fltz-
hugh one Q! the assistant'judges OF the
circui court of the district OF Colunbia,
to be admitted to the benefit OF the act
OF congress for the relief OF insolvent
debtors Within the distr ct aforesaid, and
has stated therein that be is IN actual
confinement in the Jail bounds OF a
lexandria county, at tie SUI; ot Hen'y
w. Lar dress being unable to diseharg.
the said claim with otpers against HIN, mas
offered to deliver up, tor the use OF MS
creditors, all his property, real, person
al and mixed: Notice is ther.forr g'Oen
TO the creditors oi the SAID WIN Cap
man, that, on Saturday next the l2'u ~
slant, between the hours OF eight ten
o'clock, at the Court house IN Alexal-
dria, the oath of an insolvent debtor VIII
bc administered to the said William
Chapman, and trustee apponteo
yreeably tn the sayd act ct congress
unless cause be then and there shewr
to the contrary. And it IS further or
dered, that this notice be inserted dai'y
in the Alexandria new spaper Until the
18th iGstalIt.
By order of the hon. Nicholas Edtz-
HUGH, one Of the assistant judges o.
the GIRO uit court of the district OF 20
lumbia, this 9th OF June 1918.
G.. DeDeale, c. c,
lune 10 81,
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WINCHESTER, Juns S.

On Thursday last, agrcea5ly to the re;
solutions oil Monday (as published IN
Wednesdays paper procession was
formed at the dwelling of Capt WA.
Bail, the afflicted parent of the late 40
il ant .WM BALL. who was inhumanly
AMI wantonly murdered by centlnel at
Fort Nelaon on the Gath tlitimo. The
county court, which was nssesslon ad-
jouraed, to Join in paying the last tr'
butte of respect to the memory OF Tue
youth whose departure has so greatly
excited the pubic sensibility. The foi-
lowing was The os,ier OF procession
|. Clergy, Pms siciens, judioiar. q Zen
tlemsa of the Bar.
2. Artillery company With arms revers'
cd, and Grape on the lett arm.
s. Six officers as Pa,l-Bearers.
a.. Infantry company without arms, and
Grape on the left arm,
/. Officers Of the 3l.t regiment militia,
and offisers of the U S. army.
6. Music-Drums and Flies dressed
with Grape.
z. MournerS,
8. Females.
9. Male citizens in pairs:
In this order the procession moved
with slow and solemn pace to tho Fres-
bytcrian Meeting House, where truly
natbetic and we'll adapted discourse was
delivered BY the Rey. VIM. Hill on this
melancholy occasion. On no occasion
have we Witnessed so numerous con-
gregation, and on none did we ever W.T.
ness more keen sensibility than was
sbswn BY all classes of the crowded au, !,
ditory. The procession was composed
of ali ranks, ages and sexes, and the
greatest order and propriety was %.
served.
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spprssehss the Capes, either inward or
outward, whether they have licenses Or

spprssehss the Capes, either inward or
outward, whether they have licenses Or
not.
We are informed that letter
has been received from an American
officer. dated at Sackett'sHarbor, on
the evening after the attack. which
states, that in the early part OF the
action, while engaged in fhe woods.
the Americans gave wa bdt on
reaching the plain. where our caval-
ry could act, the British were re-
pulsed and compelled to re-smbark.
with considerable loss. they were
commaaded by gen. Sheaffe. and are
said to have been 700 regulars and
some Indians-of the latter several
we're made prisoners. Our number
i, killed and wounded is not men.
tioned--of the former. col. Mills IS
said to have received three balls;
and col. Backus to have been NOR
ta)!y wounded. 1t is also said. that
na,ier the alarm of'our troops giving
way. the naval commandant had or
dersd the stores taken at York. as
we'll as those belonging TO the United
States. aud the frigate on the stocks.
tn he fred and that the ship was
nearly consumed. The prize vessel
Dnke of Gloucester, was also Tired.
hut. by extraordinary exsrtions, at,
forwards saved.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, June 10.
g. TO sHEw
Che VERY AGE s BODY OF raR rIHE
us roRM AND PRESSURE"

A letter received in Washington frqm
New-York, says, "Great fears are en-
tertained for the safety Of New.London
the Chesapeake is nnqusstisnably gone"
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From idfe London t,sters:

The following stAtement,of the num-
.bers Of the late French army, With the
portions it consisted of has just been re-
.ceived from Russia. The writer informs
us, t6atit Was taken from a snsmoran-
dum fousd amongst Bsnaparte's pa
.psrs
200 900 French
$4,000 Austrians
2l,ooo Prussians
$1,000 Bavarians
$4,000 Saxoas
5000 Westphalians
1000 Hessians
10000 Wirtembnrgers
1900 Dutch
$4,000 Neapolitans
10000 Italians
$4,000 Swiss
5000 Spanish and Portuguese
$4,000 Poles!
Total 100000 Men!
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ALPHA, June ;.

||s en- june 5.
|g.5%. Ma&t, of this port,
\ '' 3 10Th April. Left
\. Z and schooner
S% Philadelphia, to sail
f. lev : DAYS. Flour sas,
y, !ae Fanny was tsksu
h. ia'r 10 the Delaware,
1. !. p'sach Of blockade
!, ,f re S'a:ira, Spartan,
lbas, n sar BRIG Fanny, a
II. philadelphia for H.
49, goods; = Swedish
/ s,sl plla Tor Got,enburg,
~ shallOps recently +,
b E. square rugged yes-
49, sanitation By the
lAioa.S, near the Brown.
(s,"a. that Commodore
S' eTe;y vessel that
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

Napoleon, after crossing the Niemen
in. bis Eight from Russia. continued his
route, ineog. in a britschka, covered with
a tsttered wax cloth. Lying 'quat in the
bbttam Of this shabby eabipage, which
he bad purchased OF a Jew, he was met
bv lieutenant Of Hohcnzn!lern's light
DRAGONS, who was conducting anursber
Of remount horses TO join the army =
Tie lieutenant ordered the britaehka to
stop until his horses had passed, and
Napoleon, after vollev of abuse. which
tie lieutenant retorted with interest, : -
obliged to comply. II was rot until he
hid proceeded a few miles farther.wne",
he Tell in with Caulincourt's equipqge,
that the lieutenant discovered who the
traveller in the britschka was.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

Zach tic following IN
t.ai.i.kea, was ,eceis-
"Wednesday last, at 10 o
s5ysspress from Match
wl,a sfh May, 1913.
| r,ed Mr. Roberts d.
I,,opio. bearer OF the glo-
IS Aa,oDio is in possess
,rbIIcsns. On the last
n, a general battle ras
decided tue fate Of the
!, no armies advanced
H., snd formsd in hand
|rrs abou, 1900 strong ut
Ia side. The action last
arbsIO c The enemy gave
)aalon IVES tsken, amcant-
! ,s,es, With all their am
tspipi Of TIE bay onet.--
sS fiarrd,a C0mnardsd
! bush brney With ma
j. of.cfts; hut were
1iaot htias able to stand
|ia and turtitude Of the A.
.hsln killed, aud such as
i;r aounds since the ac-
EOi one hundred men -
(rtOok place eight miles
~, to which place they
E',usd, and were obliged
EE~Dt's Of war, on the lst
Too much praise cannot
ca'aeI Keeper, MAJOR
|al al the American OH.
bike heroes. DR.. For.
Sld himself in the bat
Er'tiY be prevailed upon
|d aSlie tie aciien lasted;
Itt MS a Cesar in fight
'iu7, Major Ross tous ht
NcOtes With a Spanish
'o'l bsd discharged their
J lfIsht with their swords
aln, ard scattered AL be-
I's'sr be rode. There
Americans and tvo Spa
! ISt parlsts ; bat 50 ve-.
lGey have taken a large
W ammunition, clothing
~" I'll acquisition much
! ~ friend, could a veil be
YET untoiG, | should
~uueslo relste, alter hay.
wv har'aFa, and tW elye
= Tor ) days, they sent
to la Bahia, FOR
I. lV'r a guard OF IS men,
HT0M ), Antonin, GU, all
!. 20 order Of Bernardo /;
! ! q 'be Americsns Who
.% md had them !uried
!. NC A"srld assassination (;
y. = victory This affair
~ ss0er4l Toledo, tho
<','lo YOU from Nacog.
/" Ms way TO join the ar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

A gentleman, at Gnildford. has
discovered method Of preparing
paper, on which by. writing viii !
water only, the impression will be
as legible and durable as with ink.
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The Members of the alexandria lose
and ENeINE COMPANY are nstricd thata
Quarterly Methng OF the Company VIII
be held at the Courthouse at o'elotk
on Thursday evening 10Th inst.
I, u, order OF the President.
JACOB DOUGLASS, CAsrk.
NP .qttend to working the Engine
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
June 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

- Liln styauCcS q ct ler
InsI rumcnts Of Writing will be drawn,
arn Lrgai Advice given, BY the subscri-
Der d. his office. &
Oh. Simms.
June I I'm
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
{ Rsaorted. for The .4is.raadra Gazette. !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

Having announced to tae
public upwards OF four years agT that
nv Son would from thai date practice
medicine conformity with me, itrseers
at this time proper, publicly to make
known, that he has for some months
past voluntarily withdrawn from thas
connexion. soy
e 9th Of 9Th mo. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-10

h y. nay indeed . Dc.
E,lss:o r 60 supreme p s"s
Es'.'S, 5.,s , ssds. can. an
h y vi eo' with ''''
+ ..I,ud public com
f ii'Is f, % '0n mo "' :
.,.i ,.sntion TO '@ 6
" y si.b humble re,
|sD ion the mem
E.,s5i viii IN rms , per- e
Wv: consistency 20, o!
g, With und' waiting ing.
Ers;e'p''' Of l''''sS
|e,.EB Strong s,s
\, aly28, 1915
|CsS5poyDE;Sstc.E
|5',, nh Va" 1878.
! sprsn' before = me ',r fN,
{ {, Natciiez 70 "'lIe
Z ,a i, uken by the re- e.
n5er ne c"mman dc OF
= !, md Governor Sal,
p p # Il the pro :. ,.1
4, olh.r officers & men
=, -, ,v.l,e hundred
,,,rs consisted OF about out
! = but c' irs Nooe'ed . only
y, IN en, Thus the cam
81 has ended N the
' ;, province OF Tex,
nr be suppo.ed 70 be
n, N he siiuotion of The
composing the lnle"-
: in general, and OF the
I ,,og,s, think that ut
/; BE- opposed to the re-
nrsrrsl Provinces
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'gFZ, May Is.

| ,5irb ,sc following in
T.. Ikea, was ,eceis-
Fr,snesd.y last, at 10 o
|. !, express from Match
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-28

ne enemy was Soiiantty opposes N
landing at O'Clock in the morning, by the
parties under lieutenant King OF the Roy al
Artillery, & Lieuts. BARLEY * Lamont, com
mandms detachments OF SO and IS men
each. o. the 49th regiment, lieutenant
BARLEY prevented for a considerable time,
the lsndlng OF force more than ten times
his number, and did not relmquish the
contest, until his party reduced to IL
effective men, WAS threatened by a
strong detachment of the enemy, who
had landed on his flank. He made 'good
his retreat, and joined maj ore rms5y. Lieu
enant King and Lamont resisted with spi-
rit the advance of the enemy, until both
those officers being severely wounded, and
a number Of their men killed and woun-
ded, they were under the necessity of gil
hing way To an overwhelming force the
wounded officers fell into the enemy's
hands.
Major general Sheaffe expresses in the
strongest terms, his entire appreciation of
the celebrity aud decision evinced, by lieut..
col: Bishop, who moved with reinforce
ments from Chippawa, and met major
Ormsby. who had marched with the de-
tachmemt of the 49th regiment from fort
Eric, and also detachments of the 41st re-
giment and of militia, under lieutenant col.
Clark and major Hart. At day break this
made prisoner captain. and So men
OF the ene,ny's artillery and recovered the
guns which had fallen into their hands,
and remounted them ON the batteries.-
This force formed to receive the threaten
ed attack, but the enemy being mnch gal.
led by the musketry and suffering conside-
rabsy from FOUNDER, most ably served
| by bombarder Jackson of the Royal Artil-
| lery, turned their boats To their own shore,
after vain display for several hours, of
| their numerous armament. From the num-
Der left ON the field, and the boats that
were sunk, the enemy's loss must have
been very great.
A heavy canncnade was kept up from all
the enemy's batteries during the day, but
With little effect.
| His eXcellency cannot express in sufhci-
emily strong terms his appreciation of the
| steady discipline, and intrepid frmness,
| displayed blythe troops on this occasion, who
| undaunted by the superior force of the enc
my in numbers. have evineed brilliant and
glorious example of the pre-eminence of
the British discipline. Major general
Sheaffe reports the assistance, rendered by
major Ormsby and the officers of the 49th
regiment and 41st regiment and the light
infantry company of the ROYAL Newfound-
land regiment, under captain Whelan, and
of the militia under lieutenant colonel
Clark, and major HIATT, and captain Kirny
OF the artillery. and of the Indian warriors
under major Owens, as having been gal
lantiy and judicious'y displayed, rejecting
the highest honor on every individual en-
gagged.
! EDWARD BAYNES.
tt,fn,
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LAND FOR SALE,

.W.9THA.NIEL I'LJR.N'i4h, deceased.
a eNE Tract lying in Hanover county, in Blfrk
y vile neck, containing by old survey III l-g a
cres, with dwellng-house thereon, one third Cor
thereabouts) is well imbered aud part low grounds
will be offered for sale TO the highest bk}er, Ian
over courthouse, on "Wednesday the cath Feb. next.
that being court day.
Those disposed to purchase such land, may he
shewn the same by Capt. George Street. Mr. John
Beal, or Mr.. Cunningham, either OF them, who
all live in the neighlorhood.
ANOTHER TRACT,
Lying in Louisa county. eight miles below the
Courthouse, and in the neighborhood Of Col o. CsI
liss Tavern, containing 800 acres, or less. with
small dwelling house thereon, win he sold to the
highest bidder, at Louisa Court house, on Monday
the eighth OF March next, that being Court day.
Those disposed to purchase said tract, will be
| shcwn the same by Mr.. Jno. Waddy, Anthony Wad-
dy, or Juo. Davis, who all reside said tract
of Land.
Terms Of Saie-1st payment Tor thirdly in 6
| months after the days of sae-2nd payment in Q
| months thereafter-Sd and last in 10 months alter
the End payment.
Bonds with approved security will be required
to carry interest from the date it not punctualiy
paid, with deeds OF trust TO the ultimate pay
ments.
JOHN TURNER, and
A. TURNER,
In behalf Of the
Legafees.
Jan. To- W5w
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.
ME Subscribers having entered into Co-partner-
Il ship, under the firm of
l. B. SEIXdS, g Co.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the public in
general, that they have just received from the ma
nufacturers of New-York, Philadelphia and Bati-
more, 50 trunks Shoes, comprising very general
assortment of the following, viz:
Ladies black and cold. Morocco slips and ties:
DO. do. de- do. do. London dressed.
DO. do. do. do. do. with Buckles.
Do. do Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed &
with buckles.
Do do. Morocco walking and cork soles.
Do English and American Kid slips of all co.
Tors, plain, full trimmed and with buckles.
Misses black and coloured Morocco slips and ties
Do coloured slips.
DE. Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees.
Childrens' black and cold. Morocco Slips Ties &
Bootees.
Gentemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps.
DO. do. Shoetees:
Together with large assortment Of mems, wo.
mess' and boys commen Leather Shoes.
Playing Cards Desilver's Mansfactory1 Walk.
ing Canes: Trunks: Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
drens London Hats and Feathers.
Do. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose of at the most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
H. MARKS,
l. b. SEIXAS.
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Jan. 81

yE'HE Commissioners named by the Legislature
a for the purpose Of carrying into effect an act
for incorporating the Marine Insurance Company Of
-. .>:: .,r ssss.,,un quiz
scriptions on Wednesday, the 10th day Of February
next, at the Cefise House Of James VI. Lynch.
NB. The editors ofthe Petersburg Intelligenccr.
Norfolk Ledger, and Herald at Fredericksburg, arc
requested to insert the above once week for two
weeks and forward their accounts to the Editor of
the Enquirer.
A copy Of the law may be had at the Enquirer Of
fee.
Jan. 81. wsx
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--TONT-
~ -LOSI--
THIRTY DOLLARS REU.9RD.

IH(HJ1 DOEIs.fhS tEV MD.
shipped to the Young Carpenter, Capt. Ricb'd.
Weeks, the 11,hday Of Nov. Last, Is bales Hemp,
II of which received and delivered in P!,IateI-
Ihia; the other seven bales did 60 on board the
Young Carpenter, rs appears, although the dray
tickets wer,. dirsated to her person by the name
of Edward Clark. who it appears, did not belong to
the Young Carpcuer, has signed the tickets Tor the
ha!es lost hav. to believe the said Edwd.
Clark has carried o..t.'e Hemp.
know not what N-sse' the said Clark belongs 10,
nor ln know that ther. is such man rs Edward
Clark. AN, person who may haze received or pur-
chased hemp from Waterman shall receive H.ea
bovr reward on giving me sicn lniornat;p" that
get the Hemp again. ar will deliver the sail bs:es
Hemp To- Nessrs. Strong x Uavens al New York, or
Ito Mr.. Edward McDsrmott of Philadelphia, or give
either of those Gentlemen such infUl nation ths,
they get it.
NJ WATKINS.
u-T Editors Of the Philadelphia Aurora, N. = .rls
Mercantile Advertiser, the Norfolk Herald andt'e-
tcrsburs Republican will please insert the above
times and send their account to the Editor of the
Enquirer, Richmond.