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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
RICHARD BARKER,

ID ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
~ men of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that well known stand.
north of Col. H. SMITH, west side Of Mill-Bridge.
formerly occupied by Mr. F. ANGEL. which house
is convenient to accommodate number of Boarders.
Tea.Parties and private Companies may also be ae.
comnodated
r. BARKER would likewise inform his former Gus
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
gratifed by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarters
and he assures them that no pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. Is. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stabling Pasturing for Horses.
Providence, April 28. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
WEST GREENWICH MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Manufactu
ing Company in the town of West-Greenwich
Rhode-Island, under the above title, where they in.
tend to Manufacture all kinds of Cotton Goods
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo.
seph Hoxie, on New Ws-Neck-Hll, where every sub.
ect appertainng their business will receive mmc-
diate and prompt attention. Persons disposed to
courage this young establishment, will find their
Goods of as good quality and fair price as at
any other mandatory in the State
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
N. b. All persons indebted to Joseph Hoxie, eth.
er by Note or Book Account, requested to make
immediate payment he is determined to settle all
his accounts without delsy.
West-Greenwch, December 5, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
Mems and Children's Hats.

GEORGE W.dNTON,
LAS Just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
i store-a great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Chidren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-all of which be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfine Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of superior quality do.
Beavers and Castors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and chdren's black.
drab, and fancy colored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
Also, just receipel-4 boxes PAPER-HANGINGS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; l box low-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For sale, as observation-disclosures, of every
kind in use. BLANK-BOOKS-Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Paper, Quills, and
other articles of Stationary. April %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
NE ~ ESTABLISHMeA cy

After the Ist Monday of next month. the Epc,;
rer Will be published three times week. durp.
me year ~ 30 year--thus 1nore taan Sd i,ore
fn9tfG VIII be given for 5th more o-ice-A rs
note viii secure the paper for 10 months
On the supPosition that this change in the Fs,ab
is''ment Will be too advantageous to the Subscriber
20 he objected 70. shall rake 10 for p-0nred that
all our present Subscribers world wsi, the manor Il,
he continued; TO their, and stall ia so accord.
ins ~, unless we tea, 10 me cor.-a,y from ,heu
with this exception, thst al. those who are much in
arrears, Shall be strick off FROM the Subserjntiop
hst ~ the 18TH OF DeecElber, unless psymrrt he
sooner made, or the most positive assmranc given
oi q disposition to payin short time Genti. N IN
may III TIE mean time easily avail a. ernsev.s o ,i
opportunity afforded, by the Member. Of In, Je
g.ss'ure TO discharge their baiances-We AZ. s.p
sole that many Subscriber has teconie deluouert
no, from design, butt ON thoughtlessness, not fron
"sposuon ia cheat the Edor. but from inatiser,-
ence AID neglect hut the cash sxrencps OF hi.
paper arc too considerable, aud its interests are
too deep'. wounded by this neglect 10 permit a
longer de'ay-ln the event OF a discontiruanc.
me" accounts viii he in due time put into the hands
~ proper per so's tor collection.
Whist on this topic, the Editor raw saw with o.,
homes pHde that he afford the saerificc # f.w
hdndred names lie bows with grateful faeli,ps IA
the Publ.c He has received an extent Of n,tron
age TO which he is afraid he hes not been emitted -
10 paper ias been very far from answering his
own "isHes or ''eas. And all that lie can say is
hat the new establishment viii allow MIN larger
he'H Tor improvement, and tha; 10 effort sha! b..
wanting on i part to give interest rd value to mis-
paper. - ''
Such Gentlemen as have maid in odysnce. shall, he
ere'iited BY so much on the new establisiment
IS 'o them, the new paper Shall begin on TIE ls Of
january, srd their accounts shall be computed down
to thnt period annually.
Advertisements inserted on tic usual terms
Hue'ioneers ard others, disposed to contract by
the ear, viii be informed OF the termn I'm a,,n,ie
ton At this Oicce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
Nov. r..

'hIS IS TO inioru' the pubic, that on the sth day
% 'sst month, COstoberl gave my obligation
70 Mr. hlDsh May o. the City Of Richmond, for
zoo dollars, to be discharged in Coal Delivered at the
bsSa, st the customary price when takeb away: n
was for the purehsJe Of two Negro Men, At 4s6 dol.
lars each which Negroes, by verbal agreement. he
my tSrG az Planters Fare.
oae or the fellows, by name mr. or H4li. hs bo,
tailed % deliver asrsssbe 20 cootract. and 'bor
rave not sssn sinee t'e rurci,assl therefore do not
81 the obtgatnn, sad ri not DO =, oy,ee, cernnt
~ law I" do 50, nr'tsthe seiU May delyer the AID
Negro, agreeable 90 said bsrcain>: and evsn n tia
sS'e "a ne does not gys satisfactory n'9rgoafio,
- 20 h,s b"''s n0-- 2 sleve Dror % b.s delivery j
shall refuse To receive him have s,,.s ,nst;n - .
2ureh.se, been Informed that tie ia fei!ov +; M,
'Ne' !" that e wss tr9wn to sir. MAY at me ,,,,
Sc pc -s'.sa"d HIN, D-7.v}EG 9JtgPLEaT.
N0esrsu.r -. az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
FEDERAL USURpATIoN.

IT the statements made in the following
letter be correct, (of which we have no
doubO then the federal party OF Vermont
have palEeG upon that state an executive
by esurpation Il similar at cmpt has been
made III Maryland and we shall soon see
II the judges Of Allegheny can be equally
successful. The legislature cf that state
VIII rneet to dry, and if the senate aoqui
issce in the AsarpatioH attempted To be fois
Ted uron them in the election Of governor
and conn H. the fede aIists will leap all con
stitn ,ionai barriers. unless the people refuse
70 submit TO their entertainments.
Bost. Chron.
We have been politely favored with the
following extract of a letter from gen
t'emdn m Vermont, to his friend in Bos
Con, dated
4" 1Tortaeiicr, Der. IS, 1918.
am now enabled to give You sJfHe fur.
sher account of the extraordinary procee
dlngs Of our legislature. On Monday last
hessrs. Crafts, Smith and Cohoon. exhibi
ted remembrance to the Council. against
the elections OF Painter, Dana aud Fletcher,
tcdeIaiists, on account Of the rejection OF tic
colchester votes. A list % the soldiers
who voted at Colchester has been procur
Cd, together with conclusive evidence of
their treetnapsh,D :--several Of them belon,.
TO the town i've in, and have been free.
men there these ten years, To my Rnowl
edge, AID have families now there. ASH
informed YOU b'''re, Those votes had been
counted, we should nave had eleven c0un-
sellers. The counsel passed a resolution <
sent ~ the house, requesting the Two houses
To nneetin joiat coImi.tee. agreeable to
former usage. to examine the hciRes OF the
caniassiuS committee; ont the house shrunk
IRON re scrutiny IS the rc snlt would
have gwen - decitod majority in Joint
ballot.
Aftrr every attempt cf the republicans
60 bring a5on' ain investigatioa had failed.
they consented 20 20 in JOIN, ballot, on
Thwslav last, for 'ihe choice Of Cove, nor
snd ;.Govcriar---& here tie moet unae-
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ccHkNEcTADY.Oct.oz

ESf'act Of a letter from Cahf. Holland.
6ased lie Ray Yi1e. Oct. 81.
ne Lady of the Lake arrived al Sack
ett's Harbcr last night. BY her inforrnarir II
is received that Commodore ChauDcey is
blockading King iton--that yesterday nor
mig the british feet came cut OF King ston
naThor to tight him but after, receiving q
'ew shot, they ran into the harbor again,
notwithstanding they had the advantages of
the wind. &c. Our army. about Sooo
strong, are on Crenadier Island, with boats
and pilots to take them to any point neccs.
sary-they will be joined bv Gen. Wi.kin
sens this day, which is fine one--and
presume oy the army under Gen. Hampton,
as we proceed down, for am convinced
our destlnation is Montreal. Our move
ments have been such az has induced the
enemy to believe we should certainly attack
k'nSs-on their force of course has been
Collected at tnat place, which il is said docs
not ano"nt to 1000, and arc in want G. pro
visions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

EQUITABLE occurrence of all took place
Gov Gaiusha presided, and captain Dun
ham. secretary Of state, ofic,ated as clerk.
Every member Of both houses attended,
consisting of224 members. On counting.
The votes, it appeared that there ere bu;
1913, OF which ll2 were for <shittcndcr and
III for Ga'usha.--The Republicans being
well convinced these was q ;schief xane-
where Immediately drew up certificate.
which was sisped by 1l2 members, declar-
ing they yo'ed for Galusha!.--Or this n
motion was made on Saturday to 20 into a.
no her ballot, the members proposing To
add the sanction of an cath 20 their certifi
cate (; and whilst the que ,ticn was 4 batting
Gov. G.. appeared in the house, took his
oaths and made speech.!
" On the ballot for 1t. Governor, there
we're liz votes for each candidate-On the
seconi ballot, one of the republicans being
sick, had gone to his lodgings, and before he
conid return, the election was declared In
favor ut Chttendcn, 1l2 to III; this is a
strong c'rcumstance, that there were II2
votes for Galusha, and of Course no choice
so that the federalists now hold the gov
ernment OF this state by usurpation."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
W. ~. FO1n
WM PERKINS.
GRIEF PERKINS,
November II.
Rgnaway from RE 3A55cr.5cr,
a copy. Tesfe,
w. MILLER, G. 9. c.

- RGne7gay from tbe Sk8Scr.6c7,
{ WING ct Dover Coa-pit,s, in the county oe
4 Goocli'and, on Sunday the 81; of last ,oont,
Mesro " an that lately purchased ri Mr. Eii,b
shag Of kosnond lie was born in one 81 tie Fre1,
We,t'india Islands: he sPsaks French sai brck en-
Ehghshy ana IS ab>u 20 years. Of sge, feet or 3
inches high, well made, OF hlnek com ,,ex,nn. h..
srum, down look, when spoken to-Lhad ON who,
be went away, a blue ant Write NIX Il Coat IL pa
tsoonS OF domestic Manufacture bisus,ne ia 81 1r
Z" "'T.dB lie VIII probably make for Norfolk
as he hVed there (ss am niormad) eight wears pre
vous to his being sold TO Mr. Nav ~
wiz i've Reward OF SEQ 70 any person rbo
"ii deliver the sad Negro TO me IT The C.osj.pitf,
Richmond, or any Jail so tlst get him soai11
torewSrn all masters OF vcss-is iron, tsksp him s,,
UiyfIEL T,RIpLEJ,F,'
NUvemb IL. Av
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
AMERICAN ENJOYS.

The British Government granted safe
conduit to the ship Erie to America, for the
pnFpo>e OF conveying Mrs. Barlow. the widow
OF our late Minister solely in courtesy to
that accomplished lady. 1t was REQUIRED at
the same time that the vessel should touch
at Falmouth, to undergo an examination, in
order that this personal privilege should not
be perverted to other purposes by those
yer whom Mrs. Barlow could not have con
trout Mrs. BARLOW, We learn, received c.
very mark Of attention from Lord Kei,h
in command at Falmouth, and was invited
ny Lady Keith to make her house her home
during her stop =; Falmouth. The report
III circulation, that Mrs. BARLOW brought
news from France that chr Euvoys were on
their return hotne from Russia, is incorrect.
an she learnt on the subject WAS in Eng
land, where she understood il 10 be the on;
mon that Great britain ould net treat with
eur ENJOYS under the mediation
Bost. Cent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

-. Z tV'NIY UUUdFS HCWnT0,
sFOt experimenting negro men named HARRY
= who clipped from my piantttion on Cbickhborn
my. the Goth ut He is about 30 wears oIJ ,I,
giousiy 'tont and strong made, very black hoe
grum took, bad courtenauo. and coarse vo;ec gu ,,.a
rA'ecd at Col. AIGblcr'5 qusrter near Wes,bar,
butIt is probable that he is gone 10 IyneLLu,s
why're he las 3croe relations, sud aHenipted ta r
N boat some time sso-He h>d ON a pair n, -,
blue and white Kers'y raralnon,. en- Old s;,,v
'ooking coat, fnd IS very dirty and sovenly II 81,
dress viii give the above reward to have him 80
cured IN jlii so that get him again. snd n,y ~,
reasonable expences G delivered 70 IN ths s;iv
NOV. 80. o.;
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MARY SOrIlUG A,r,a

ESRESENTS her grateful ackoc~ lei'rerren,s :,
the Ladies o. Richmond md Mqne, ester. and
the ,lciny OF each. FOR their pas' f,vors .nd r,s
from New York, l'liilaaelplis and Ba,tmor' -. Il
W. IN he course OF this week f on those ps, rs Pc.
ee've seasnnab'e and fqs ionsbie assortment NJ
Ni"iehery' CO. Which she purposes to open on ga
t"r ny xt AID horee by r.od rate c,sr .cs anu
necomng competency TO obtain as usu#'. lor s5s,e
ofrub'ic patronage. ''''
NovemlrrI2
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application in public service. His state
ment is fully corroborated by another res
pec,able and well informed gentleman,
whose statement not being reduced TO wri-
ting. we do not think neces arv to avail
ourselves Of it. Mr.. Piatt's letter complete
ly puts down the SANDER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
DRY GOONr

(cF SHE Mt .hUC7Ic.N
sN MCncsy the 18th i ST. wi, commence at the
t,rdue oihne O tb" Suhecriiers the sal. ,t a
bout 20 600 DOLLARS WORT Ii OF
DNY GOODS, W.
SnpeTine cloths aud cessineres. rose and .,,;,cS
oMnke's, kendsl eo,tons, coa,ings. fannsis, lndis
'"u""s' ''ains hqeSing infs swan,dowr visit
rrn'rfs, toi'inett do. cotton and En.n e.,rh,;rt.
'risi' sheet'nss and lirens e. coe., ,srn hosr,v.
Wors,r" 10 elegant ,us'ines aAdli6hons. veiye,s Il
',',"Hion coros. sulerhne da,iass able cloths I'd
""u > cheeks Ierman Ospabnres & .tiei,enlnrps
shn great var'etSoi other articles 100 ,edion, 10
e'u'nerate. ms viii lie a Tree anh unlimited Sale
ann commence st ~ o'clock. to he continued from
"! 80, 70 "W n,r' closet 1'eems--2 j, and months
.'eot Tor a'i s"ms over S20o--urder ti.t easb -
ApproVe' no,c' nePoc'atic at ether Of the Pax.
IN this city vii lie required
MONCURF, ROBINSON & PEASANTS
y .'I' corner eff D. g 1874 streets.
-'''S''to'T
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TO TIE EDITORS.
Hashingfot, Cav, Nou. 6, 1871.

b Washington Cfty, WoU. 6, 1913.
Gentlemen,
In answer to your inquiries relative TO the
eost OF Flour for the Western Army, am
able to give you the most correct imforma-
tion.
Twas appointed Deputy Ccmmissary of
purchases in the service of the u. States il,
September 1Sl2--and since that time have
been constantly employed at the heed of the
purch asing department. for the army under
General Harrison, until after the defeat os
the whole British and Indian forces under
General Proctor in Uppc: Canada. The
cost of -four for the North Western Army
has varied ut different seasons aud at diff
ferent posts. The average prices have
been as follows, viz. AZ Cincinnati on the
Ohio, dollars per barrel--:t Piqua, dol.
lars-at st. Mary's 20 dollars SO cents--at
Amanda u dollars--at Fort Defiance and
Fort WAYNE, Ii dollars--and at Fort Meics
on the Miami. the most remote post, the
highest prize at which -four has been sup
plie.l. including all incidental expenses, has
not exceeded 5 dollars per barrel
take the liberty to state For your further
information. that, at the last mentioned post
the average cost to The United s a.es Of
beef end pork. has been five dollars per
hundred--at the other posts mentioned.
the meat rart nf the ration has cost from 3
collars 50 cents TO dollars SO cents per
hundred.
Very Respectfully,
have the honor to be,
Sirs, yoir ob'tcscrvt,
JOHN II PIATT.
DEPUTY Commissary OF Pun chases
in the service of the United
States, attached to the North
Western Army.
Aessrs. Gales and Seatom.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

TIE Niercartile Business heretofore earr;.d =,
y by the suhscrihers. undor the firm NJ UTL.o..
iretr g Fohe'fson 10 this day, by nn,usl consent
"sso' ved-Ihe Books and Pait RS Of ssi,' .coreern
remain with Wilson Drew f.r ina' settlement.
THOMAS WILsOT.
THOMAS r. DREW
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Kchmond Nov. g. 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
November 10

e. DuCAtlON The subscriber inIenes- ,be
ensuing year to remove TO his own place, half
w'i' continue 1ia school Reading, Writing. Fne.
hsn Grammar and Arithmetic, will be- i,,,yIt f,r On
uoiiara per acho'ar-the Learned .ar-usces, Ns,b
emat'es, &c. Tor IS dollars. The subscriber viii re-
eeive bosrders at 20 collars for the term, ~
ns'd IN advance, the bosrder5 finding their ~ n Ids
he term OF tuition will be ten montf s, comu encipr
on the 2ith OF January
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Gocehand, Nov Sc wSun
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

~ ne PU3Il &c IT subscriber, At proser,
IN the state OF Ohio, viii attend, a., reas.nabls
.srs 20 IN s. ling OF lands, commission, In thst
cru as Tor the ben Fl o! lis Employers. nav he H.
pended upon Any person wishing 10 avail himself
Of MS services will pie 10 address him nv ne
(Poa.sge p'H TO II thorough, HighIaud
on""'y' oic, md send him the necessary movers ~
attorney without dssy lie expects to r,ma;, :.
the western country u#;;i he sing spriirr
NJ :, WILLIAM BYRD
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FROM TIE NORTuFvN Ap,1v

by The steamboat yesterday morning, no
accounts OF tnrlher movements ri the ar
nles are received. Capt. Clark, Of gene
raj WilSinson's army, direct from the FROM
tiers, came down Express and proceeded to
washington, 1t is supposed on important
business enough little or no Information has
transpired from him. understood thai
the drafted militia OF this state, under gen
Hopkins. attached to- the army Of major
general Hampton, refused 10 cross into Can.
ada, and were consequently dismissed by
the major generaI.--CoE
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ron THE RNouIRER.
TO coAtAzoDoRA John RODGERS

While Giory throws DER Perry's name
ray OF everything light;
And gallant Chauncey' IS ten Fame
Invoivesi IN wreathes of laurel brigh,
w hin tears Ger Burrows---Ailen, flow;
AND signs for Sisourn-y o5ts;a (al
Nhiie all is Joy, and all is woe,
For battle won and Hero s,ain---
Ihe muse, at such time To YOU
Her Song ct fond acclaim would rsi,..
Tho cros't by Frowning Fortune, who
triumphant yet shall gild her lays,
no gloomy Cionds, aud v4pOuFs drear
Obscure awhile the orb of day.
Yet glorious shall that orb appesr
with wonted light, and gaddening ray,
And tho in vain the course YOU prpa
For EqIsl Foe, in grade sud might.
10 utmost Europe's trOz en- verge.
Where all is day, or all IS nisat;
Yet thou, brave man, in hspl Ter hour.
IS smiling fortune Cheers the main,
with equal Foe, in grade shd power.
SHAH battle lind, and glo:y gain
since trst comm ene'd thy bright career.Tb,
IL now--wiiat spieEdours rise between }
The noblest speculation, ne'er
RAD formed so grsnd--su,i,ime a .cenet
Sn re- tnen, how Oft hath Albion valid
The force Cf young Alc.des. who
he hydra o. IT,, teeis ASSAULT. (cN
Aud CLEFT TIE Monster Fiend in twoi
III nature, sick'ning sinks in years,
AnL Virtue, Tine, End Space decay.
IN suns and Plan=ts leave their spheres
"a And Earth and Ocean melt away
u then my '.'ves shs! i've with Fame
On scuiptur'd iome, and sided pave;
a. then thy deeds shall time proclaim
From zone TO zone, and ass TO age
Some future Homer here Shall sing:
some Bard Of more than mortal FIRE,
wy, VIII Muse o. brightest, boldest wing
10 sweep with living lay the Tyre;
AND who, llo' ages sunk IN time,
-, And 'nnk the suns that gid the vest
ny deeds to rapiur'd woods shall hymn
AND be by raptur'i worlds coufesPi!
SEDLEY.
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, The partnership ri Wilson. Drew s, pohertso,
having been dissolved lay my WITHDRAWING from m.
ssme, beg leave to apprize INV friend. md ,hn ,.i
nc, that san continue do business on terms 81;
miar to those Of tie late concern, in the same hm,a
they occupied i'll Cary street. 0''0
GO. ROBERTSON.
A''NS'"pcT u. WI
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THE Subscribers having purchase, m. ;,sr... -
r,F teo' Robertson in TIE concern of Fy-;Leo,
IFf~ g Ro6eytson, bef leave to inform their ,t;rnd,
,a' thty VII continue business under the fr,n or
UfIsor & Dyssu. '"
THONGS WILSON.
THONGS N J(Yry,t
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Enareet 10 ne Edito-
g GsznrgntcAic. nrtahsr I,

Cs7pe5dlchie, Octo6er u, 1913.
hqve Just been Wfcrmrd that our
army Is Tossing do7sn the rQhiGs there
Ssns some /tTsve last cunning on ihe margin
81 ne Tfver a6op6, and IL ahhsarcd TO FRO.
cerd 'do7ir'7aai'd J, fhe orders for fhe inter
cFR!'Sn " eUerp thing moUins IN or ao.vn,
"nfrss 7ytat 6'iongS 20 ne ARM, nreye,,,s
communication a cDery SORT /; aud I should
mass 60 Inc 81. Laurence and acco,ntouU
tie army il rte orders gvere nor so af,icfy
enforcfd. IN e-CtrcSs hu8sed fhis 7pau loet
n;ght from the army Of observation muir
genera! Hamhton; me messenger ayqs ,ot
Permitted 70 hrocced further. bur hls dis
fatches 7pere carried for4vqrd, and he re
mans here by order two dqys ~ kuozv
from nm, ho7veUcr, thar Hamilton had mar.
chfG TOR The head Of ChafagMa t7vo Gays
ago and as that riUer IS navieqbLe. be
n'"st De wifhtH days march of 01o?kreak
GYMS time. The enemy HaS throgyn mn
some feid 7oorkS near the noun If Chata-
g"a 6Ht our troofs qyiN hsobu6Iy Iand a..
2ors' move 10 tfe right u them 6Y ihc Nh
ferT0ad leading 10 La ITui,ie, and cuf
DOM 10 tie (eti for The riuer ar he RecoI.
fefs old rHiagc. The hQs8agc ao7cn fhs
CHdarGqM must be tedious md laborioua
al the Gnlmanition but zuiuf the men car
ry, ana ore ammunition qUaggOn /or each
feia ficce, go by iand IRE British hnDe
improved the road from 81 francis Ica1!iae.
itf7pn'd d, and RATS at tbs seuSon are 10 bs
had on all fhese 7oGterS. sufficient IN trans
hort q hnndred MonsGnd men u their brg
gage. crtect TO hear of so7fekhirp brfuy
dane In a6outa 70eek. RQmhton mil / suh.
rase, occHfy Rotienbughs force 6etzyse,
re S7vo RfUers bur the main body qoiH 20
direct against Wo,iIreat. A urora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13
FRoM rKE Co. Horac Boox,.

1@7s!'u't q EtfIeT JToDt NJ Iniyoes, PofoTtGc,
dated No0e7,5eT 1.
The force If the British here ut ,his time Is
one ssip, supposed OF SIS guns brig of Is, aud
the s'ooP thst has deceived go many oraft.. the
sh'P lays W the rpcoth Of St Marys riverthe soop
IS up tue Potomac
They have taken OF all colonel Fen~ick' a
stock from st, Georges Island, and yesterday re.
turned, aud yet every thing the leland on FIRE.
Two crafts haVe been chSsed ashore 10y the brig
few days ago, between Point Look Oit aod Point
10 Font. The militia are out 20 protect them"