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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
The Alexandria Museum,
jane T..

The Alexandria Museum,
TS.ooen for the reception of visitors
j every day, Sunday exceptsd) from
10 A. NJ. to 2. P NJ.
Those, WHO esteem it pleasure
to pas. an hour, in viewing an assem-
bIaee of the works of Nature and Art
may here be Sratified.
Admittance forgrown persons, q
cents, each visit-Chlldren, IL IL
cents.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22

- Conveyances & other
Instruments of Writing will DC drawn
and Legal Advise given, BY the suoscfl'
Der at his Office. -, &c..
June /
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-22
GLASSES COOKERY,

Containing directions how to roast s
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to table-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, GRAVES, Sauces, Hashes, Erica
sees, Ragouts, making Cakes and !el-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confcc-
tionary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
Sales at Auction.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

nv Subscribers have just received very vslu-
ao'e country STOCK, consisting @, the following
a'teies 70 be sold on Monday the 18th inst at their
aushon store, in amount Mt least 10000 dolls VIZ:
Brown, green, blue and drab costng-f,usLipg.
irizes and paids-rose and striped blank
best superiite cloths and cassineres the follow ne
colours VIZ brown olive, gray, green, snuff COLOR
20 and drah--a'so, stockInett--Lsmnes ,srions ca.
'ours-irish lnens- shaws Il searfs--mersaillcs-
|a'stcoatins- Observation-Disclosures snd psrs;ans-
oaeS ca'nbric.-bsc' crape-linen towels-tsbie
nneil--soariet bombazette ---wh,e and oirc jeans
linen ginsham--ieno lDusiins--book musIin-robes
red yellow bandsnnos-cotton hsndkerchsrs.-
oai'eoss and ch'ntz-silt pins--Nuns threa,i-tapes
q rooons-sun screws-csp wre--bureau locks
cupboard do--window boits--Isrge and small scis-
" s-stirruP irons and sEurs--kniyes and forks
gun iocks---brsss -thimlles--b-st steel pls-
req hand -saws-sea!e besms--cpttng knives--eha-
mig Observation-Disclosures miils--a
large assortment of buttons, sspice indigo. kc.k
great variety OF other articles too numerous TO, lie
limits of advertisements Wv
ithMS--Al SUMS under 500 css,i---ovsr 800
ard not exceeding $500, GO days, and over Soo0.
~ Gays credit for approved notes.
Inc pmhiic arr espectfuy assured, that this will
De an unlimited - :.--to commence at 10 o'ciock
=, -oioncu'e, Ho6inson g PLEASANT, Aucr'ls.
Dec. II. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
Virginia Legislature.

The II. OF ID. have been principally occil
pied in hearing and referring petitions from
the people.--The following are the most
material Resolutions adopted on Thursday.
On molten Of Mr.. YGfkins of Charlotte)
seconded by Mr.. Robertson (0f Amelia:
PesofVeH, That the Adjutsnt-General be direct
ed to lay before the General Assembly report of
the number OF Militia detailed for service under the
requis;tioa OF 1912, shelving distinctly the number
of General, Field and staff Officers from escb Diyi
sion, Brigade and Regiment; and also the number
ct Captains and SubaIieyn Officers and the number
OF priVates from each regiment-6z further TO snos
what proportion OF the said reqbisition has been cal
led into service, shelving distinctly fron what Resi.
nevis they have been called-snd further to report
what number ut Militia have been called into ser.
wee, not ot the said requison. showing distinctly
from what regiments theI haze been drawn; and
further, TO lay before the General ssemb5 all the
correspondence IN his Office IN relation to the re-
tcnton III service beyond the term Of three months
OF tho'e men not OF the requiston OF 1912, Y whose
term OF service was three months designating such
letters as were written by authority and under the
view OF the Executive, from such as we're written
BY the AdJntant General without the inspection or
instruction Of the Executive.
On motion Of Mr.. Archcr. (or Amelia Y
NeS2iDed, That a committee be appointed, on the
part OF the House Of Delegates to act Jointly with
committee from the Senate 20 examine INTO The staie
and condition 1.-THE Bank of Virginia and the Far.
mers' Bank OF Virginia and that the Presidents and
Directors ct The Hanks exhibit to the said Com nit
tee Tor examination, statement of the Capital
Stock OF the said Corporation Of the debts due 10
the same, monies deposited therein the amount al
Notes in circulation, aud Of cash on hand
On tots day, the Legislature viii proceed
20 the election Of Governor ;-a:.d of a
member Of the Privy Council to supply the
vacancy ocCasioned by the death of yan:eg
Wood, EGG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

In affairs of Legislation, of Election, in
deed In all transactions Of state, whose opc
raton begins ond terminates within our own
UNITS andjuriSdiction, and whose final deci-
S'oi depends upon our own legitimate pow.
ers, their several merits ought to be subjec,
to great latitude of discussion and contro
versy.
II bad measures are pursued or bad laws
enacted. we have 4 right in the most forci
be terms. to expose their defects. This la.
otude certainly embraces all topics relative
o war, previo,is to it's declaration but when
war has commenced, the just latitude OF
opposition toit, is greatly abridged.
In war the safffy of the country is sta ked
upon trial OF force--its events and termi
nation are not within the control Of our ma
tional powers An independent beGigeren.
party is introduced into the case. who is au
thorized- if he can. not only tn desolate Our
country, but to subdue and appropriate It 10
hlmself.-Our entire force might be AIDE
quats to bringing the war to favorable ter
mination. its division or abstraction might
co'"mit us in the last extre"ity.
How then will great many Of our public
ft7hts sud pubiiu Orators justify tn uiseives,
in the kind NJ ohhosifion they make to the
present war?
Under what government, excepting our
own, would such ali. ohhos.tion be tolerated
with impunty
How long ought it to be tolerated in this
government
How far does such on ohhosiSon fall
short, in rEFsct, of Conspiracy and Treason,
without having credit for the Courage. that
da'es the risques and dangers of those
crimes! QUESITOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
FROM RHPMIrnA

Ship EEz sbe,h. from Bermuda, Oct. 81.
has ar. at II. Haven. 80 vessels except
the Emeiia had been s5ut in for long tnae.
and only two prisoners on board the prison
snip The Sceptre II, Ad. Cockburn. was
preparing +" a winters c"1izc On cur
Coast The Mowhawk gun Gr,s CORNER U.
>. brig Fiper) had jus, ar. from Halifax:
The Argo ~, (Ad. Browns flag ship) was
tn sal! next Gay for ia uaica The Yarbaros
81 frisaie Sailed abou; d h Oct. with a CON
voy Ior Halifax Il vas not expected any
ship of war would wilter ia BERN lda. but
all keep the American coast. Swedish
brig christina, from salem which pat in
10 BerGsuda in distress had been condo nsuA
5 nnseaw orthy. an brokc up for Fl re wood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
ADVERT ISElfEh-T

s AZ ihursdny the 10th inst. viii be sold nj rubj;e
~ gale. at 'N residence of the late JOSEPH Eeg'e
SION, ~ The County ef Amelia toe househoh, .nJ Sit
and zig, sett of Blacks qiti's Tools the Pi.n,a.
ton Utensils, the Corn, Fold er. Su. &c Sxs--
Ans o" Saturday the 18Th, at the plantation called
rnnons' near Gento Bridge, will be sod the .rop
~ Corn ana FooHeI made thereon, the Pau,stion
Utensils, Gc. &c. Terms, cash for all sum- not eY
eeetiing ten'doilars, for above that anount. ,
credit OF twelve months " Ill be allowed the pureb.
ser giving bond with approved security.
Persons having c,se,s against the estate are s,ai,
required TO present the IN, and those indebted -,
maze payT,eht immediately, the estate is about
10 be distrbuted o'
EEURRO EGGLESTON.
TICH.4RD EGGLESTON E*Ts.
December 4. az =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
BON NOT.

When it was known in New York ;hat
Mr.. J fierson, then Vice- President e the l.
States, vas elected President by Congress.
in spite of the intriSues If the Federal or
Bur Parry 20 defeat the wishes Of the geo.
Ole, the celebrated Dupont de Memoirs was
thes in New York confined 10 his bed bv
sickness. lie was pleased with the promo.
ton of his iilUstrious friend--and. rs ths
mail was just closing, Fitted himself in be d.
seized pen, and run of short compliment
tary card TO this effect q that he had never
known Mr.. Jefferson to have but one Vicc in
the world, and he was pleased with the on
portunity OF congratulatiDg him tia. he was
fairly rid of TINT"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
ValuQ6le Negroes For ST.

PGina6ie Negroes For Sal.
sN Monday the Sd day Of January next, will he
Y y SOLD. before the door Of The Bell Taya,n ~ pe
city OF laehmond, between twenty Five and thr,v
iakeiy NEGROES, belonging 10 the estate of ~
Honorable John Tyler, dre'd--amore them as
S'ne o; ee nes crop hands in the of Virginia
'i'ne on a cred" ot three months Notes nteot;.hla
AMI payable ~ the Bank ct Virginia. viii, enoh s
dorsers, will he required. en-
December IL IA +
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

day after dinner, Garden politely begged
FOR the privlsg,, 1f calling for tune, and
ca he'd for :. God Save he King" "Esd
now, SIR, (says the honorable Captain, rftcr
its couc!rs'on.) it is your tire to calf"
Wen. Sir. (said Decatur. with, a good deaf of
sang J'oid.} let rs have Britannia rules
the waves -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
List NIGHTS MAIL.
WAsHINGToN CITY, Dec. 9.
Cofe y letter from Commodo~e R0drc,s
10 NE Secretary # The .Mapy. duted
United State. Fin ~ President.
Providence. >. ov. 5, 1915.

''ta'es = TrcSiricUEa
SIR. '''eA' '0V' D 1918
Mr.. West, The bearer hereof &c late
acting Chaplain # his ship, was Mt bv
me England IN Jane 'ast, in the British
& rer ment packet ru-e Of Montr Sc.
~h On essel lit r h r a tarc, CO Yer.
e ~ arte re pdrpaye of convey
- 20 prisoners on parole ia Falmuu,h.
You have already had copfes of the st;n.
p'a,ion on viii ] granted the cartel. ss
we'll as OF the rms on which the 20 nr;e-
oners above men toned were peruttted 70
return to = ;, and but as the British gov
ernment fouhu il convenient to prefer the
forfeiture of the honor of 79 of their suh
jects, to compliance with the sacred obli
cations utder which they had voluntarily
bound themselves to the United St.tet
| have thought it proper TO direct Mr.
West, who has just returned from Eng
land, to proceed to Washington in or.
der that you may the more distinctly hear
from himself the bad faith with which the
British government behaved OIL the occasj
on.
have the honor to be, with great rec
pect your obedient servant,
(Signed) JOHN RODGERS
Hon. I'm. Jones, Secretary Of tie .Nauv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
So DOLLIRS RHEVdRD.

Runaway trom the subscriber, Irving IN tVvthe
county Virginia, or tne ON day uf bee. 1916:
X OHN, brieht Muisuo Wan, ahont I.et y or
% iurhes high, aged - years, round faced. 4
shoIt thck nose, % SLOW, IOWA cIu1tenance Wien
SPOKEN 10, perhaps may pass tor tree man b, &c
name OF ism Key. Any person securing sad Il 60
u sny jail 50 that 81 him again, shah l. e tie a
bOye reward. MN, CsiAEVF3
Dceember Ii, I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

Southern Exferfness.--It WAS stated ia
one OF our papers of last week. that 400 600
dollars worth OF Goods. we're lately knocked
oft snder the hatamer at Newbetn, IN. CT
in four dayS-'
Ata late sMarshal's Sale, in Portsmouth,
IN fl.) on tn, Sd inst from $50 ,o4oo. oOU
dollars worth in an asso,"eti ca~go, in lots to
suit purchasers, were sold BY Maior S Lar
kin, IN fsvo hours d.j:jieen minute.
...: Sost, Daily .idv.
4. !. DELl.AS'S TOAST,
Alta Dinner given at Philadelphia TO Com. Balm
49,, bridge, Gu the 9nd inst.
The CAAPAION-it has not cratificd hop.-y,
should hot create despair.
DIED, ON Wednesday morning List. Mrs. Eliza.
bath hoi,z, wife OF Mr.. r. IIo!tz of tais City.
Charity Sermon for the benefit of the Female
Humane Society will he delivered hy the Re,d sam.
H. Jennings attic New Esthodis, Meeting Hous.
On Sunday next, III O'Clock.
u PAcrr1eus--on our .frs, and second sag3e..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

oEesrs Of the oath regiment know OF no regulations
IA the armies of the u States ro t,avs,,ing or Ia.
tended TO eontrasene the laws c. tiis cominanwes
Tor eahtc "t the miitis, nor do they >ncw Of any
law ia the United States o. tina Cuni,ncu :. ea;li AN
thorsng the cell q. any Gessshaeut OF ,eitia with
OUT IT'S proper proportion OF OTeegs OF every er.ie
10 DE tasen from the counties, ieginients hrg ,des
IN requsition Il the order aCies To the law OF the
United States appointing adii'ionst Mx;lvs & Leu
tenants 10 The bat,a!io2s and companies m IN, iis
10 he emp',, ell i the rccrui.ing service the case
90 not a's"u!a,e, secs.se the officers accepting
com ni'ssons un.er that law know the -. the
service before ticv accept, aud therefore tntinges
no right, nor battles no expectation.
he officers o the 9th iegt rernonstrste M, on
y against the un'a"tones' and psrt'alit, of ihe or
uers oil the 23d OF August but a,,aius, It's npoucy
IN our SISTER stSte of ktutucky, crow Soin,. rs
surround the standard OF their contr, on every e.
mergeney, because hey know they viii tace their
euenies nnder officers OF tn ir choice, ia whom hey
can conhis h because the officers knowing that rrr-
u stands y, equal chance for yard. es..r. he A.
seive to keep alive the fame os pstrioti. Blu, mere
tne case VIII he reverseds-t.e officers feel them.
selves degraded, aud the rieh dis .artsueJ-the
ini,tary spirit becom,s parsled u;.d,r belief bat
while their country "a engaged ~ b1p.,y war for
Tue maintenance national RIGHTS, they are called
Hpon 10 surrender tler individual rsiis 10 the Lo-
nor aud emo'u'ncut OF Execu,ive iayoriies
ne officers Of the 9th Isrs't mo- being able tn
view the orders of the Esd of Aug. under ay other
hEht 'han rs wanton encroacnent upon the rights
M the Militia Officers generally, AMI believing thet
-. "' every other heS'nent ~ the re- nisi
uon 40, they would he wanting to Themselves s. To
mat country which they pledge themselves 10 sun.
port, were they quietly suffer their rights to be
swallowed up in asystem OF favou.ts.p On partiai,y
-Sanh should the order be let un.x painsd snd The
ofheer' OF the Gath Regt be still left 20 believe that
no other use will be made of them in the s-r,ic OF
ths'r country than 10 do tire drieery OF detailing
men, that iavoured lew may reap the honors * re
wards, they will feel pride in layint. dowa their
comm'ssions-and, by assuming the Muaset, place
themselves in situation whereby their couutrY may
profit herself by their services
j.. FulkeIspn 1 Col (,dt IN D,rcl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
CARDEN z, DECATnR-

The following Anecdo,e Of these two
Gentlemen IS ~ circuiation-Af,ert he cap
ture Of the Macedonian, Com. Dcc4tur is
said TO have employed .tae band If music
WHICH had belonged to Capt. Garden, Oac
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
LanR orr. uee. III. 1a1a

4 pursuance OF An AT Of Assembly passe1 the
y ilth Of February, Isii, entitled 4" In aet t.
amend tie SegerG! fat5S ecPccr'lGg Eschc0ts."I DO
Hereby n,ske 1t kro"p, tsst t3e tgO following
tracts o! iand situated ia ne county Of SoutbsnptcD
iu tIe paris Ji NUttowiy the north side of Not
t,waJ river hav escie9ted 10 the Coriinonwealt4.
So appears by c eerti gte nf the Eseheat9r Of mid
1juuty dated the ist iit 9iz.-0.is tire I said 10
contain 258 acres, rid the ether tract stated 10
,ehta'n 81 IL aeris. OF which cerfiin Alexander
Mon Bri.,sh st.Iject, "a G,ent,d to have died
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
To Commodore Rodpers.


SlR--f am sorry to inform you that the
british government has refused to sanction
the terms OF exchange entered into and sign.
ed at the TINE you captured the Montrose
under my command, and assign as a reason
that "such TRANSACTIONS are inconsistent
with with the established understanding be
tween 'hr two nations
feel much regret at lhis determination
OF the government under which have the
honor to- serve. and beg to assure you that
nothing in my power has teen wanting to
procure the ih,ended txchsnge, but your
good and erstanding Of he titua ton / hold.
and the my individual interest can have no
Influence with the established laws of the
two b lligerents will, l have no doubt, ex-
cuse me from any blame on this head.
l beg to return you my sincere thanks for
your attention and politeness to ne while |
had HE misfortune Of being on board the
President. and am, with the greatest res.
pect, sir, your most ob't. servant,
A. G.. BLEWITT.
Fairfopth, 5fh JUiy, 1913.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
LAIU FOR SNI

serher John H. aers 6ea,iae :" d gne o ~.
Im day 81 January. 1912. To secure a .iebt d,c
20 PoHoch, TTedpgy g CO. '
w LIZ BE SOLD Oh Monday the 10Th 6av If
w January next on the premises for - gay OF
ney, the following trsc or parcels o. lsi,@ no.
the county OF Henrieo liz main run of Ii'f ~
nomo"! swamp bount Cd w. the lamis of kots~,
Ire@, oSn'ei rr,ce snd john Price, To w.t.
Ua2' cCEtsIn'ng ia ~ acres, one OF ,rr t.gt 80
tainiag u I-2 acres, oue other tract co,,.;i
~ acre., aud one other tract containiny & 49, g.
OF po'es; making III the whole 23S scr,s 'aud -.
ppies' ~ iate surrey sud Deed Of copve yste C,,
3srs '' L. "Auh-
The sThrsriber viii convey to the purchaser .Do,
title only 50 IS vested inhim. '0'"
JAMES GRAY, Trustee.
by cons Mt of the parties eoncern.J q .sIe IS
re above 'rnper,, will take place on Thnrsdav ~
ioth inat' u far, oiherwisc the next far dav.
Hy, ~ y. u. Trustee
NJ the same time and Mace mentioned =, a.
uoVr sdvei tsensn', the Subscribers Nv Virtne of
Deed OF Trust to them executed by ] ohm U 60
.ers on tie Zetn day OF September, 1872 for the
purpose OF securing TO Robert Graham, eseeufor 81
James lyle, deed. who was surviving partp.r IS
lyle and MeCTedie, The payment of certain dabt
thereIH mentioned, viii proceed to sell the remsU'
"er a.Sj OF the ZSS acres and eleven poles OF land
IS described IN the advertisement above to,.,ha
with the following Slaves, to Wit" Levi, ne 49,.
!ehow, Nii'ly negro woman, Celia woman Nil,
woman Evelina womhn, sukey girl, Elv;.
ps,,Y re'; nnT, JULIA Atney Mayo hoy, Billy and
rs may DC sufficient for the purposes mentioned in
ted In them. w" 90 YES
I4RLPON SaL1N'D ERS.1
J3,lfES ER.7NDER. Trustees.
by coroent of the parties concerned. the sale IF
. .ne seoVe property, will take plsce on TImrsds
Inu luaV Ill
Manchester, Dee 10. q:
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CmAs. BLAGRovE, Resr.

The Editors oftle National Intejgencer will 81.
ssrt the above advcri.s smen in their paper los
weeks sdccessye!y AMI tr'aom!t their account to
tis department tor payment.
Dee H. 21w6y
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,ENoxvrLLE. Nov. 90.
GLORIOUS VlCyORTu

~ S>< 4 IfL S<NG ILA H.. pf.7NS . . .
Messrs. Carriek and Dear, of The onarter
master. l. artmen, for TIE. Fast 'Tennes,.e
troops. x Moses IFhite. of this place, arr.
here iaie last nig'it-From them we learn
the following highly gratifying intel igence.
On the 18th instant, Gen. IFhi:e was de.
tached from Fort -4rjnstrcng on the Coosa.
with about eleven hundred n,ounted men.
Qnclu ding upwards of three hundred Che
rokee Indians) for the purpose OF attacking
the Hiiiabee towns, Gil the west side of fall
lipoosa River.
On the 18th about 1 o'clock at night the
detachment marched within miles az the
upper. town. received information from one
OF their spies, half breed and son of =
Mr.. Grayson. who had considerable proper
~ and resided at that place. that his family
ana property would he sacrificed by the In
tiians on the morning of the reXt day, if
lIen White did not relieve Finn. General
White with alacrity dsnounted Three
Hundrcd of his troops with part of the I'm
pians and marched to shrpris- the town be
inFe DAY light. Having large creeks 10 wac
ana the van having to tarry some time for
the rear which had fallen behind some
distance, the town was not reached
unti' sunrise IN the 18th when the town
was completely surrounded and the savage
enemy received our FIRST fire without the
least notice of our approach. -They fired
several guns, but orr men charged home upon
them with loaded .nuskets and CHARGE Of
oayonetS, ana an I o or IS minutes they held
up flag and the firing ccased.-In This
l.encontre, we nave Killed IS and taken 15l
prisoners without having lost a man or a
s,nslc one zuounded. Col NIo-ean and his
|herokees acted with pscmrtitude AMI sra
very - and every man nf> the detachment
was ardent on the march aed cool and in
'rep'd IN the conflict Gct. UHite, has sine.
arrived at fart Armstrong with all his fore
and prisonsrs.--our informants were in the
engagement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

a TEACHER WAS ZELDA nn.n we'll q1ailed
IA To teach i''e Cis7 e's, Mat!,em stict5, &c who
can be wei recommended a5 to his TEMPER uuaii.
cations, sc may he in'Orm 81 where he may o1ta u
lberl encouragement 20 attend School in = heal u,
tliuat OF. 10y addressing letter (po ,.pa.d) TO S. L.
10 Essex county near TappshHnDoek.
December 4 wQv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
Copy Of a letter from Com. Jacob Let,i,. eo,,,.
nInHainy Pie NJ Yo'k FIoGHa, 10 the Seeyeta.
~ ofths May.
NEw.YoRx. Nov. 50. 1919.

LefIfF.
nlnnding RE ~: Yoik flOfii!a, 10 the Seeyeta.
~ fths .Navy.
NEw.YoRS, Nov. 80, 1873
SGa-I have to inform YOU that on the goth the
hoIa force re.eaptnred from tie Plantagenef .
sehr frofn New Oreansf oa'led wi.ii cotton & i,,i
The enemy had chased the schooner on shore a.
bout thirteen miles from where the Aota Law nj an
Choir however, before the enemy lad time to ret
the vessel on, sr IN uuadcn the cargo, they wSre
attach ed, beaten on, and the vessel t. IN po,sesson
OF. The enemy sent p Tag T. demsnd = ransom for
the schooner and cargo. stating she YVES in their
power, X unless W consented to ransom {be vessel
he would destroy her--slsO eli tse hopses on the
shore.
+ Az his thrcs's did mt answer his purpose-tbe
vessel nad cargo arc oura
baSe The honor u assure sou of my eon,;dsro
tion aad respect,
J. LEWIS.
Hon W1LL1M JoSFs, -"
gSecretary OF the Sa7y, Wellington.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
FEMALE ACADEMY.

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EVE Examination At this Seminary having -,
u place, the public are respectfully informed 3d.,
on me 81 January, the exercises will recomnsrr
= ne branches taught are Rsadinp epeIlino W..
lIn,g' Authmetic, English Grammar and Psr',e.
II story, BIOGRAPHY anil tse use Of the Cloies AZ
uonomy Myth osy and hairs Rheiorick p,sin =,
ornamental reedle-Work. In Aius;ct. Dro,ei,,,
and The French Language, Mr. Plrnkeif +, vs,,ffs
man perfectly well qualiiied) viii continue 10 a..
instruction. The early attendance of pupils ;s 80,
commSnheJ. as being productive ~ many sJv,nts.
Ess' The nigh price If WestIndia pro5ucs, rSa
GERS necessary small sdvsnoc In he tcrp, -
ho7rd and tuition which will henceforfb he go. 80,
lara per session. bqynbie IN niv4ace. ineln,;1o -,
Contingent charges, except for necessary boob, ,o
working materials. o'N' ""'
~ Each Young Lady must be provided ,,;tt
phlr 81 sfects. counterpart, BLANKET aud towel.
f.. Dscem@er T..
49,, elaine Insurance Coripaay u IiicInlo17. =
EVE Stockholders in ths Institution t-ilj he H..
= sed 10 take potiep, HAT Taes.av the An ,i..
IT JannNry next "a the Gsy appoir'ei bv fhe = r, -
neorpors.'on for tie election Of fifteen Director. Z,
serve Tor tAe epsG.ng y.sr,,. :, ,t,.s
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