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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
THE 1LE5ScPI8ERS,
Z NDna the firm # NJ. Mark, SEQ, have tast
u received selection Of
Sprsng. Gaoas.

Cnmpris.ns complete assortment Of tie folleu1ng
rticIes, viz:
Long u Short Nankeens Tortoise SHELLY >
ouperhae Caiieoes Cotton Cassifpr.fes
DO. Hingi,sms Wine ana Co'd Jeeas
pisek anti cofd. canton Changeahie Lustnngsl
GRAPES Plain do.
Camnic Muslinu Fancy Mus,ins
Sh,rt,ns do. DO. Canton hdl'fs
IRISH Liners Red and Flag Eandas-
Superior Quilted Waist. oes
coating Company Dorea do
10. " lnte hars-.iles ! Striped halt silks
10. Royal fIbbs Silk aud Cotton hose
Ladies' Long & Short . Platas
kd Gloves ! yr,t;an,,ias
ssent'emens' Beaver, do
.7'id number OF other articles all of which viii
be sold Wholesale and retail at small advance far
cash or ncceptsnces into town.
ne Subscribers being particularly DESTROYS Of ma
King their establishment invtiag 10 wholesale mr.
oh essrs, will make usually liberal deduction from
retail prloee
MORDECfI MARES,
ISAAC R.4PIE4EL.
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WiND)M GLASS.
x 10 and 10 - Of SUI erior qoaliS, 90 a.:e b,
H"Sza, Oresy = 2;>SgTscas,
Ma III. u
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The foregoing scheme is nov offered TO the r,h;o
in pur7aancv OF act at Tire Lessiaurc nassed thu
session vi iSi0lI. The subscribers having tscei;,.
ed iiom the Commissioners of William & Msry
college transfer OF their authority raise a eer-
tam snm OF money by Lat,ery heretofore offered TO
the public the Ninety Namhsr Iattery, which iia.
wing failed TO meet with p-ssonaPe----tiis Scheme
Is new offered TO ther Considerations YFortira n,
adyrnturers great advantages in addition TO the
audabe purposes to which the nosey sris.ne there
from will be applied. fle subscribers Il sh,f.reer.
assure the public that prizes drawn ia this Ioticty
shall Be pauctuaiiy pad
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FDy AUzn5kiz&.~
SCEa Il Nz g,
VIRGINIA. LlrlseAaORE LorgEK1y
TO ne Drawn an RICHMOND,
500 Tiekets at So 5000.

9 - w NIX FkIfE.S
= F'r't 2@ slAnAs, each 5 3,
firs, drawn number ~, ti,c g,h,
,Otb, il,l, a,,', t@ta days, each & s..,
F'tS; or tire i5a, th.,
FIRST osi .e l7,h. loo
Iii 1t Dn IBIS: 10Th, 1rtrn,
All i.iEcs SUBJECT too deduction ori-ls ner ..,,,.
p*ySb'c - ilays alter lie drawing IS Giis;..,.
ZOO Eis@sts 10 be drawn GA easa .ioy "a >ras.
ing. =, -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

Ensysh goods, which the Yankee bss 90 board. Tie
Yankee was very near being taken BY two sloors or
war. but escaped in the night, by slrstsgem.
I'm FRIDAY ar. At this port, slap MiIiwood, Cong
don, or New-fork, 10 days foln Norfolk. In Lynn
haven Bay. was boarded from the British Admirars
ship, who sent Lieut.. with 10 on board, and
searched the ship. A gale of wind coming on. the
ship Was compelled 10 cut icr cables, and put to sea,
with the Englishmen on board but man of war
brig cane and took them cut. In the gale, 3 boats
which were passing with provisions from one ship
to another, were compelled to throw their cargoes
overheard. Two succeeded in reaching the vessels;
BIZ; the third, with 10 men, was forced on shore
and the mex made prisoners OIL The Millwood lss
acaFgo OF coaii which the British gave her Ii.
cense 10 bring IN consequence of ts being intended
for the use OF the Hospital at New-York.
On Monday T. ship Deputardo en- Cortes, from
Nassau. Sailed Oct. l6. No gale had been sxperl-
enced since the 27ta OF August, in which above so
sail OF vessels went on shore; about IL OF which
were totally lost The British priyaeers belonging
to Nassau in port during the gale and went on
shore. had got off, of which wee greatly m-
Jured, and hauled up; the Sd, the Mars, got oil
without injury; and had gone to Bermuda, with
the crew Of the Lauristinus. Spanish ship from
Newport, sent into Nassau, drove over the bar in
the last gale, and was lost on Abaco; she had on
board the guns of the Rola, British privaeer sunk,
winch she was endeavoring to weigh. In the gale
the British priyateer Brilliant totally lost the
Berry Islands. The boats of IA, NJ. brig Variable,
hac been found on Abaco, from which Circumstance
she was supposed have been lost She sailed from
Nassau August IL, for Jamaica The Variable pas
sed Cat Island about 2s Sept, on her return Mas
sau irom Jamaica, and IL was supposed she must be
lost, she not having arrived.
Nsw-Pork, Oct. 22--Commodorc Lewis, with the
riotlila OF Gun-Boats returned TO this port yestcr
uay afternoon from cruize up Sound, without hav-
ing got sight of the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
DE.IIHS.

In this town, on Saturday morsing last, Mrs. Ma
RY BURpIcK, relict of the late MIR. Lawton Bur.
dick, and eldest daughter of the late Col William
Tew in the 39th year of her age. In the discharge
ot the various duties Of life it may with strict JUS
tics be said that this amiable woman had rendered
herself conspicuous A. daughter she was duti-
full; as wife, faithful and afieclop.,e; as moth.
er, kind and indu!gent; sister, endearing; and
as friend and member of the community she
was sincere and exemplary. The unaffected grief
OF her numerous relatives and friends is evidence
of her goodness and worth. Ier funeral will pro.
Ceed from the house of her brother-in-aw, MIR. A
braham Tlley, at the head of Brosd-s,reet to-mDr-
row afternoon, at 2o'clock, at which the relations
and friends OF the family invited, without mora
particular notice.
On Monday last, after short illness, Mr.. JAMES
HADwEs, in the 55th year Of his age.
At Boston, on Saturday last, the Hon. THEoPHI-
Lus PARsoEs, Esq. Chief Justice of the Supreme
Jsdicai Court of Massachusetts, aged 63.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Shb-Deputado en- Cortes, Gsrica, Matanzas.
Sch.-Elza, Marine, Hayanah.
Sioop-Candeiazia, Fernando, do.
CLEARANCES.
SMb-Maria, Francisco, Havana.
Brg-Mazechal Berresford, Joze, Portland.
Seh-Innocureia, Aleala, Havana.
Sioop-Constitution Espanoa, Dies, AmeliA-hland.
Pri0ateer 1ankee.
The privatecr brig Yankee, Jones, which sailed
from this port Sept TO- cruize returned to Bris-
tol, Oct 90, having taken British vessels, (cheiy
square rigged,) Of which she manned out, and
gaveJip to prisoners. She has been cruizng between
the Western Islands and the Grand Bank.-Shc fell
ia with fleet bound to Nova Scotia, dispersed, on. of
which, in the of or days, it is said, she
took number of prizes, probably the whole number
she has eaptured-ene of the feet was transport,
with troops on board, which escaped One OF the
vessels she took piot-boxt Baltimore sch cap
tured by the Engish.-The Ysnke had an engage
ment with OF her prizes, brig OF sbout l0 guns,
and received bali in her main-msst, which 10 the
cause of her returning to port---she had one man
wounded. The Engiish vessel was much cut TO P'e-
ces The Y. has brought IN no prisoners. This Is
her fsurd. crurize, during which she has captured
THIRfY-SIX vessels-
The Yanxee. on the Goth Sept. in fog, feu IN
with the Quebec and Newfoundland fleet, having
lost teif Convoy, and succeeded in capturing nine
sail sevenof which she manned and ordered -, two
were gyen Up TO the prisoners after taxing soas ou!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

u EsPECTFULI.Y informs HE friends, that he has
Az opened in this town, HOUSE or EAYERt
IaLE.nE.vI, where every attention will be paid 10
=" Who may u disposed 10 favor him with ,hsir
custors. Tie has taken large and commcdous
House at the head Of Perry's.wharf, fronting on
Thamesstreets where stfsngers, travellers and con,
stsnt boarders will find every accommodation ~fch
1t is in lis power to afford Every attention will ever
be paid the comfort and pience Of his gues,I
and every favor meet VITA prompt and sincere acj
acknowledgement.
.kc,epors, October a. 1875
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
THE ERIE BATTLE.

Erraci sf letter from correspondept, on board the
L. s. Orig Hunter, dated Pus-sn-Bay, Sept "a.
Oa the loth inst. our fleet having anchored
io this place, discovered at S A. NJ. several
strange sails, Immediately got under way
steering NV by w. and soon pcrceiviog the
strange sails TO be the snemy's iieet-at 10,
Commodore Perry hois,cd his Union Jack,
inscribed with the dying words of the late
Captain Lawrence, /" DONE g'ue uh she Shin )"
which was received by the officers aud crews
of the different vessels with loud huzzAs. At
half past 10 the encmy's feet seemed to clear
away for seti..,, by taking in top gallant sails,
aud hauling in their cousse-as i, the ene-
my sounded bugle horn on board the new
ship Detroit, accompanied BY the loud huzas
Of che crews oil the different vessels in their
s9uairoh-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
DISTRICT or FRRODE-ISL.5.ND
IN pursuance of a Warran, from the Dis

N pursuance Of Warrant from the Dis
L. trict Court for Rho ote-Island District,
do hereby give notice, TO all persons con-
cerned, that there has been filed before said
Courl,a Libel by Thomas <derfsn, commando
oil the private armed schooner Saratoga, Of
New-York, in the District Of New-York, in
behalf of himself aud the owners, ofiicers,And
crew oi the said private armed vessel, against
the brig Motgiana, whereof j. Cunningh ham
was master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
arms, stores, goods, wares, and merchandise
on board the same !; The said brig Morg lana,
her tackle, apparel,and furnilure,a arms, stores,
goods, wares, and merchandizc as aforc said,
did belong, as is alledgedby the said libelants,
to the government Of tho United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland, or 10 y subject or
subjects thereof; having been captured by
the said Thomas Adcr,on, commander Of the
said private armed schooner, on the high seas,
pursuant 10 commission from the President
OF the United States, under The seal OF the
United States, against the vessels, goods, aud
effects OF the government OF the United King
dom Of Great. Britain and Ireland, and the
subjects there of which said ship or vessel,
and appurtenAncos as Aforesaid, he said 1'hom-
as Atcrion, commander ~ aforesaid, hath
brough, into tho port Of Providence, within the
District Of Rhode sland-- And trial will be had
OH the aforesaid libel, at a Special District
Court, tonhe holden at tho Court House in
Provide ace, in said District, on tho 2olh day
OF November inst. at Q o'clock, Pm.
L. h. DEXTER, Marshal
pva1,;Irurr AoD a lRl2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

WE the subscribers having bces appointed by
w the Hon. Court OF Probate Of the town Of New
port, Commissioners to receive and examine tie
claims against the estate Of
SAMUEL G. HUDSON,
late Of ssid Newport mariner. deceased represent
cd 'nsoIvcnt do hereby give notice that six monthS
from the lst of November instant are allowed 10 he
creditors Of the said estate 10 bring in and prove Isy
respective claims and That We shall attend fer thAt
pnrpose at cur respective du ellngs any Tine q hhir
the above mentioned PERIOD.
JOB TOWNSEND. D
DANIEL DENHAM, ir. ~'""'e"'"e"'
N. B-ALL persons indebted 10 the ADORE mcai
toned estate are earnestly requested TO make iams.
diate payment 10
pilrBE HUDSON, .adn,nistrafrr.
NEWPORT, .NoreAsber 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.

nN SATURDAY CHING next at Jfr' Penresss
~ Hall in Church-st. will commence the Chr.snan
Union Concert Of Sacred Music (vocai and lns.ru'
mentally To render it highly interesting the follow
ing arrangements will take place BY order OF the D-
rectors Of the institution:
After the audance arc assembled, those Ministers
and Elders of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Ch'ist,
who honor and sanction this interview by their pre-.
sence, will be requested to imporc the blessings OF
the Supreme Being by offering up at the throne OF
grace an appropriate prayer. Next Will follow
grand anthem Of united praise and adora.ion of ,he
infinitely glorious triune God. Immediately after
this will be read a selection from King solomons
sublime dtdicatory prayer at the conservation OF h's
elegant Temple to the divine service OF the eternal
Jehovah.
At intervals concise remarks will be made on the
divine doctrine of religion, from the biest cxpe.
rence of eminent christians Of both sexes, tho d'sci
Piles of Jesus Of every sect and nafnc, gwen among
men, established n Newport. Then seyerd pAiheuc
and anms,ing hymns.
The solemn worship win be closed BY chsun'ing
the musical choir in fu hand, with the gloria excl
SIS, selection from that most ancient apostolic ia'-
amy Of the Episcopal Church, and that most sub
lime prayer composed by tie cterns' High rre',
Bishop, and GLORIOUS bead Of tho Church, 4iuisn'
and triumphant.
Ne~psrt, .N1o. :
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WE the subscribers having been appointed by
" the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of WcsI
ter'y IN the county Of Washington, Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims against The estate OF
..a.VDREW FREEBODY,
late OF said Westerly deceased represented insof@
vent do hereby give notice that six month"; from
the 25th OF October last allowed TO the creditors
OF said estate 10 b.rg in and prove their respective
claims, and that shall attend for that purpose
the dwelling house Of SsLvEsTER CAviT, Esq. in
said Westerly, on The second Mondays in Dect p.ter,
January, and February next, at o'clock, A. NJ. eu
each of said days.
THOMAS HoXIE,2 c....;.a..
JED. w. KNIGHT, ''""'''''
N Ball persons indebted TO the said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment to syLvLs-
TEH GAylT Of Westerly, or jams cHksE Of Mid
dletown, Executors Of the last VII: and Testament
Of the said AspRsw FrErBopy
SYLVESTER CAyiT,1 p
JAMES CHASE, N'se"'''
Fesssr!y, N1perater 3. &C.
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NEWS FROM TIE FaiG.4TE ESSEX.

NEWS FROM TIE FRiG.iTE ESSEX.
NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 26.-By the Spanish
sch'r Jove, Captain Pslas, from CartEagena
Spanish Main) winch arrived heIc on sun
day last, in 20 days, we have received All ex-
tract from the JrnacA Royai Gazette, which
fu,,,isnss some intelligence OF the Frgs,e
Essex, whi1.i has been crulzing In The South
ern Ocean tor namoer OF months past. The
following IS the postscript sbove alluded to:
Postscript 10 she Royal Gazette.
Az length we have received accounts OF
the United States Fsigate Essex, Captain
PoRrKR, who has so long been considered
missing. She anchored at Lima on tue slh
of April, having in charge two South.eamcn,
her prizes, and shortly after proceeded on
cruize off the Galapagos lslands.-On the
2S,h of April she captured the English ships
Georgiana, Pits Policy, Bomman and
Montezulna, Baxter. On the 28ih Of May
she also made p,izes of the ships Atlantic,
Myer, and Greenwich, Shuttlewer,h. Shortly
alter, Captain Porter had the Georgiana 6t-
ted out as ship Of war;"
In addition to the above, we are informed
by the supercarso Of the Jove, that the Es-
sex had OH BOARD of her specie 10 an immense
amount, This Information was given TO our
informer by Capt. Baxter, OF the snip Mon
tczuma, who had arrived at Carthagcns be-
form the Joye sailed from that port.
"a We are informed that snip called the
Georgiana, bound to the Pacific Ocean, sail
cd from England under convoy Of the Java,
and separated few days before the capture
Of the ls,,er. lis said she was laden with
dry goods, and was stout armed, fast sail
ing ship.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

n person that will inform who II was that
spIi, my fence down on the nights Of the 2s,h and
26t uli. that bring the offender or oQsndsrs
TO justice. ABNER HATHAWAY.
.NcvefaSer a. .,t..a ..'.tft t.rt 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife ELizApETp left my tous~
w for q considerable time and returned IN ,c.v
iiotous manner. ard Threatens 10 leave sgainw th
on, sny esu,s--i therefore, hereby forbid al Der.
cons hsrboring trusting her oa my sccoint, az
win pay no debts oi her contracting sfer this date.
.ySosn5sr T. IAMEs TALLaikN. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
ADVERTISEMENT.

1T having pleased the Almighty to restore Mr.
i FRASER in some degree to bis health, be pro-
poses again to open an aC.dDE.NY IN this town, A.
bout the beginning OF tiis month, where will be
taught most branches Of useful Literature he will
also teach in the evenings, il sufficient number sp
ply for instruction.
M. +. return, thanks to the gentlemen and ladies'
Of this town for the liberal encouragement formerly
given him, and promises 10 use his utmost endeAvors
to merit continuance OF their f.vors.
Ncgborf, yNop. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

1t. Turner, who commanded the CaIedonian,
belongs 10 THIS place. lie is meritorious and dc.
serving young officer. and his conduct Oh the above
brilliant occasion is handsomely spoken Of by his
commanding oitcer-Ed. Rebu6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

.A.NO fHER BRITISH SL0OP OF VAR LOST
HALIFAX, Oct lo.-ArrWed here The
transport Agnes, Barrett, fron Prince Ed
ward Island, with the crew of His Majes,y's
brig BoLD, rating IA guns, lately wrecked
on that Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in fss Post-o6fee; al .Nsnho,, e. r
October 27.

Ocss6
AlexanJer Lydia
Avery Capt.
|. Anderson J. Gun-5oaI
Anthony Elijah
Afidd,efow,
Buck Henry
Brown Elijah
Bates Capt. M.
Baker Hannah
Brown Thomas X.
Brszcr Sally
Barney Maria
Bixby & VoleAline
Brown Eli
Briggs Burton
Nesv- Shorehonl
Calder John
Clarke Capt. Parker
Chase William
Cadlo Cornelius
Csppsm Antonio Joze
Cswen John
Constance Capt. 5
Cranston Mary
Cater Richard 3
Carr George w.
Concdon Capt. John
Currie Lewis Il.
Collins Phillis
Collins Mahi,ube
Cotney BarlNns
CogGeshaIl Mary
Cartwright Edward
Acvo. Sh0rrhap,
Durham Benjamin
Domec John
Duro A. Doa Joze s
Drouault Lewis
Durfee Rcbecea
Davis Joshua, jr.
Eddy Phebe
Emery Thomas
Ellis George
Fellows Joseph
Fellow George II. 2
Fine Henry NJ.
Fenner Edwin
Cauld Hannah
Gibbs Moses
Gardner Sibria
Gauch Arnold
Gardner Elizabeth
Glisson John w.
Grccney Charlotte
Geer Joshua
Gardner Capt. Ed. c.
Herlilz Capt. Joseph
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NEWPORT.
COMMODORE pERRY.
.7'HURSDAY, .NOYEDMAk 4,

Much has oeen said IN the ic raj papers
respecting the gallant Commodore Perry
that he Was 81 feaerGLisf Of ths Boston ssarsf,"
&c. SC. ALI We can say 90 this subject is,
that he has POSSESSED :he right of vo,ins in
this town ever since lie WAS ut age, but has
never been knowa TO exercise u IN any way
whatever. BE the poiitical sentiments OF this
gentle IAN what they may, he certainly merits
the appreciation of every real iricnd to his
counlry. The following extract OF letter
from distinguished citizen, 10 his friend IN
this town, expresses ali our feelings and opin-
ions an this subject 80
{" The little attempts that have been made
to dyiodle him down to party man, while
they excite my indignation, leave undiminish-
cd my JOY aud admiration. No party ought
TO claim hlm--he belongs exclusively TO ms
country, and IL is IN vain that jacsioa would
sink me Hero and the Patriot into mere fed
they call him-it is sufficient for ME that nc
is en American. He has rendered glorious
war, which they have systematically opposed
aud exalted, ,and trusl, united country (which
they have assiduously sought 10 degrade and
dismemocr. l would to God the party who
Claim him would adopt his principles and if
they despair OF equalling his grea, actions,
(Which they may welt do,) endeavor at least
TO initiate has virtues"
-:s%:--
The British brig Borer, of Ia guns, has
been cruising in the otiing tor some days past,
disguised as a merchantman-she sometimes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
LITE IRON NASSAU.

BY the arrival here, OF the Spanish ship
Deputardo en Cortes, from Havana via Mas
ssu, n. p. 10 days from the latter place, we
learn, that previous TO her sailing accounts
had arrived ot the boats OF His britannia Ma
Jesty's brig VARiAsLs, railing IL guns, hav-
ins been fouod upon Abacco, from which cir
eums,ance they suppose her to DC lost.
LOSS CF THE BRITISH SLOOP OF
- WAR LACkiSllNUS.
The LAUREsrINUs sioop OF war, rating "a
guns, Capt. Granain, IRON the Chesapeake
for Ncw.Providence, running down from the
Hoe In the Wall, previous to the late gale,
run on ledge Of rocks on The n side OF A
baco, In the nignt, and went TO pieces imme-
diateIy. She was coming 10 N. p. to carry
specie to Bermu'a, having on board bills TO
the amoun. of between 8 aud 1000 n. s..
tor which she was TO obtain silver. Ii was
expected some vessel would be sent from
Bermuda for the money. She was four days
out when wrecked, and was deceived in her
reckoning Crew saved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

The British brig Borer, of Ia guns, has
been cruising in the ofiing tor some days past,
disguised as "a merchantman-she sometimes
sails under Swedish colors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

tIafdner Capt. Ed. 4. weaver Joseph
Herlitz Capt. Joseph Willard Gardner
Hazard Nathaniel 2Whilford John r.
Hazard Mrs. Sarah G. Young Doct. Joseph
B. b. MUMFORD, Poss-Afasfe4'.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

The two high contracting parties reserve I
% themselves to establish q proper undvrstan-
ding and adjustment as soon rs possible with
resrcc, to all matters which may concern ,hcir
eventual interests, political AS well rs CONNER
cial.
5. The present treaty shall bc ratified bv
9 he two contracting particss and the rati6cati
on snail be exchpSed in six weeks or soouer
ifpossiblc.
And for the due performance of the same we
sign in virtue of full powers, and have signed
the present treaty oihcace, and have hereunto
affixed our seals.
Dene At Orcbro, on the 9Th (i8th) July 1912.
SUCHTELEN, G.S,
PAUL BARON DE NICHOLA.
EDWARD THORNTON, IL. S.)
After having sufficiently examined the arti-
clcs ot the treaty OF peace, we approve of the
same, 'ch we now confirm, and by these pre-.
sents most solemnly ratify in all It's tenor pro.
missing on our impcrid part, for us and our sue.
cessors, 20 observe aad execute, imviolablv. e
very thing that has been mentioned and repeat.
Ell IN the said treaty OF peace. In witness
whereof We have signed with our own hand his
imperial ratification, and have thereto affixed
the seal of our Empire.
Done at kamenroi Ostrow, the 1st of August,
1912, and 9th year of our reign.
(Signcd)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
ALEXANDER.
CONGRESS.
IN SEN:qT,E.

January 20.
Mr.. Turner submitted motion similar
to that made day or two ago in the House
Representatives of the United S ates.
proposing an amendment to the constitution
OF the u. States which was read and pass
ed to a second reading.
The letter received from the commits
sioner of the General Land Office, conmu.
nicating the report of the commissioners
appointed confornably to the act 4" to ascer-
tain the Western boundary Of the district
reserved FOR satisfying the military bounties
allowed to the soldiers of the Virginia line
on continental establishments" was referred
to select committee composed Of Messrs.
Varnum, Howell, Anderson, Brent and
Leib
The Senate then resumed the order OF
the Day on the bill from Tie House, au
thor sing an additional military force of 20,
600 men for one year. And after consider
able discussion, the Senate adjourned with
out coming to any decision thereon.
January 25.
The President communicated the memo
rial of sundry citizens of the Mississippi
territory, praying chat all proceedings of
Congress in relation to erecting that terri
tory into state, may be suspended, for