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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-17

'erent Cabinets are very actively employed,
tRere beng = Constant exchange Of court
ers Were we to hazard a Conjecture. /,
you'd be, that il a negotiation be entered ia
10 at all, IT will BE tor continental and not
tor a general peace.
There axe private letters frcry Paris -
the Esd lyme, which mention q great r,se In
the french funds.
OmpiuIn rose this morning nearly half ner
cent. this Is the day on WhiSii TIE ke,.-i,.t5
are taken IN, and they were eal,cr verg ca
serly.
Mr. Whiibread made YESTERDAY h, mo.
ton relative to peace, aud sursri.s, ~.
House, as no doubt he viii surprise o,,r
reasers. with the conduct which ne supno-
SEES NEST likely to obtain peace uGon scc,Ire
aho honorable terms, Mr.. Nritbread
charges Minister'S with having c i.teI a "a.
voracle opportunity o. a,;eDsI.ue "a rsoa.
tate immediately after the oestrnc.;o, cft5,,
French army in Russia.
10 which Lord Castercarh very rrona-.
" replied, by reminding the Hon. Gentle
nan mat no sooner had Bcunaparte return
ed from Russia, than he made it known 20
al Europe, that ne would only make J,sace
ON the principles which he had avowe6
fore.
should FIRST diye,t themselves IS heir con
quests restore the kiugd III Of Poland, &c.
and having done so, they win then be able
to say " with coed face, whatever we r,ey
6HVe done, we now fee! lie I'M slice oC cur
ndHct, mourn It's Effects and are a-xious
give up what we have SEIZE: in CIDER 70
restore tee equilibrium Of Eu-ope.'' Ex
csiie7t specific But France Of course. IN
THIS capital pr ject OF Peace, is to thrly in
hci 7. slitutions--she is to restore Holland
to independence, return the AIiIanese 70
nus'ria, Te'nstate The King Of Sardinia in
l,i2dmnn', cc'iyer up ;ha Territories Of the
SAurch to the Pope, in order that she NAV
be able TO SAY with sc OIL lace ttat she S
anxious to give up what she as, gcizeJ in
M GTaer TO restore he cqniiibraEo oE Europe"
On no? This forms no part # dis rrscio,s
atesunan Ike measure of Mr. VAjri,rend.
France is not required TO make any such
cessions. 1t is oniv the Allies, and # thew
will strip themselves of their power. Ieavin'.
France as she *, they may make a secure
permanent and honorabie peacel!l
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lust PURLISEED.

4 ND For Sale at PETER COTToM's Book g,
~ Stationary Store, second door above the Eagle
Tayern--the following New Works. viz
Horace in London, by the authors OF the Rejected
Addresses
Burie's Posthumous Works, volume iive
Chrstian Morals, by Hannah Moore, authorees of
Practical Pety;
Msgdalm. or the Peniteut OF Godstow, novel
by Elizabeth Helme;
Researches in Russia;
Miss Miford's Poems, second edition.
Bridal ct frierinsin, the Vale Of st. John, a
Lovers Tale, said to be written by I. Erskine.
.hlsO, Just Receiued,
n fresh supply OF DUANE's Hand Book, for In.
fantry and Rihctnen.
ne also e:r1iecta in q fer days,
Woodfall's Edition of Juuirs's Letters, with Fac
Smiles and several other new works
August 10. If
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L II " ID.


VIZ + offer for sale ssven hundred acres ofLAND,
W lying IN the lower end of RucknshGn, on
Buh'oe creek, Eve miles fron Ca Ira, and "a from
New-Csn,on. --lii, lsnd is "a q dcsrahIe ne2bhor.
hood, 4 wei! adapted to the culture OF Corn, Wheat
and Tobacco; alao
400 Acresof w o Cd l. a n D,
On the Little fork of State River seven miles above
buckingham Court House The soil OF this River
is generally much estcsined FOR the production o.,
wheat--Ihs property belongs to the late Col. Heu-
~ ben, and viii be sold under decree of the Fed
erai Court---for third cash, and inst slime hts
Ter the residue one the 1st day Of January 1871
and the other 'nstlmept the first day Of Januery
1915. The title IS considered indisputsbie, and IL
not disposed of privately before the month of Octo
Der next, viii then be soil Puhe Auction, on tue
ilth day oi ihst month a, lie Court house.
WILLS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON.
WIN. w. C.. THGRNTON.
Mr.. Harrison ReE, o. either o.! VS., will attend 20
view these lends, snd IRE only 10 he met with
at bucEingham, and Cumberland Court days. The a.
bove Property will positively be sold withou, re-
serve.
Sept. II. tbs
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LOTTERY NO TTCE.

rSSEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IS A STA
n TioNAkY PRIZE, For the 35th day of draw
ln9, winch VIII be on Tuesday next in the Perm
syic1nic grand Lortey tire 3s,h riav has al.
so Stationary PEizs OF 1--WE THOUSAND Dol.
lars in 500 tickets.
The price Of Tickets win advance from time to
''nS' u1,h TIC cap'tal prize OF $50 80 drawn.
The baltimore Hottitai Lottery has rcssmel
IT'S drawine.-In seven days Drawing more TIE six
Stationary Prizes each Of TEN THOUSAND Dol.
lars VIII come out every other day ol drawing Al
So the Capital Prizes, one Of $4,000, and two each
o. $4,000 remain unJrava.
Any orders from the country lpost-psidl for tic
keI4 ~ thS above Lotteries or in the
TRINITY CBCRCH LOTTERY
he sttended TO Cash lie hsd for Prize.
iese's, or tor Bank-Hotss OF other States ct the
Lot:ery-QGce of
]. r. KURSUEFDI.
HfeS0 doors befoyp the Bel 1acern.
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Lower SenecG Torn.


Aug. &c, 1873.
The Undersigned being the General
ticld and staff 0 diccrs With that portion ~
the North Western Army under the ;nme.
date command If General Harrison, have
observed with regret and surprise thoc
charges as improper in q form, as in ,hc
subStante, have been made against the
Conduct II gen. Harris during the rersnr
investment Of Lower S51dusky. At ano.
'ner tune and uusler ordinary circumstance &
ne should ce"Tn u in proper and uuu.ih,arY
mus publicly - 9'To coy opinion reslectinr
we movements 81 the army. Blf public
Confluence IN the Commanding General is
'sssfN@' - the success Of the car,Daipr. &c
cans! esslT to withdraw or 20 withhold thef
conn 'ence is more dan individual iniustice-
Z becomes serious Injury TO Che seryIce.
part or the force, Of which this portion oe
me American army Consists. viii derive is
greatest strength and efficacy from a ronT-
deNce IN the co;rm anjiug general, aud from
those moral ceuses which ACCOMPANY and
give energy 70 public Cprior. a very e.
r"he'us idea respecting The number Of the
troop, 'heo at the Gsuosal Of the qsner.I
mas doubtless been the primary cause q
these unfortunate end unfrunded impccee;.,
ons. a sense ofduty forbids MS from rivi,o
q detailed view of our streur' h at thstiirn
In that respect, we have fortunately eyre.
rIenced very favorable cnakge. But ws
refer Che pubic TO the geusrsi'g Official re-
port to the Secretary Of War Of Msinr
Croglan's successful Gcfsncs Of Lower es,.
dusky. If that will We found a statement
ct Our whole disp0sable force and he who
believes that with such force, uuGe- ihs
circumstances which then occurred gcnc-
raj Harrison, ought 20 have gdysnced uoo,
the enemy must be left 60 correct his chi
mon IN the school Of experience. On re-
view Of the Course then adopted, We pre-
decidedly OF the option, that 1t WIS such az
was dictated b. military wisdom anIb y p
due regard 30 cor own circumstances ana
to the stu tttou Of the enemy. Tie reators
tor this opinion it is evidently imp, Der rr,y
% give, bu, We hold ourselves ready sta f,-
tufe period and when other c,rcr,retaoces
shall have interviewed, 70 satisfy everv ma,
oi its correctness v,Ois ANXIOUS n invses
Sa'e ard wiling 60 receive the trutf. Arj
~ i.h r ready acqpiescsace, beyond The roc,~
CLAIMS d military duty, we are pgenared 4,
91sJs general, whose measures n.ee, o,,s,
rroat deliberate appreciation and merit 4, ~
n t.9 cC'af~Y.
Lev Csrs. Erir Gen. r. 6 A.
.''c0el Wells, Col Il r u.
. = o. az, ssl ~ K. y. 81,
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Aug. 81.
FARMING.

INFANTS a sITUATioN, a single man, who
w perfectly understands the suRerints ndance s.
Proper management Of Farming-the culture OF
small Gra,n, Clover and Grass seeds Of different
hind ana who has had great experience in Penn.
syiyania--IEcwise in Virginia
All ieueFs postpaid and sent to this efIice for w.
q. shall be duly attended to.
n 81 NO Gentleman need apply but sue, rs are
o,sPoseu 10 give liberal encouragement. RE has no
oeUt. T. entf
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no SPOPTSlfEM

Z ME following Valuable HORSES WILDE offered
"A fer sale during the next Fairfield Races, viz
An imported Mare, got by Trumpstor, out OF Young
Soxy, by lmperstor--her first Colt, mare by
Sir areher--a second Colt by Bedford called Waiy
:r-the pdter--a third Colt, FLY three years old
last spring, by Sir Harry--and lastly Colt of Isas
spring ny Sir Archer.
The terms Of sale vii, be made known ~ The time
THOMAS TAYLOR.
September IL Sc
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4 fLOVEROALE in Prince Edward county. eiob,
~ miles south Of the Court House. containing Eve
'nnured acres, well improved. There are two
plantations on this land, with good dwelling hod,s
ana necessary eut-houses on each--ihe one 9dauted
70 large and the other 10 a small family. There IA
also Grist NH. distery has been carried on
,"r mary years past, but Is out Of repeir This
place offers SAT. retreat 10 fe-njly dr,osed IN 70
" rom tFe scenes of war. N Price is ten doiars
pr a"re--T viii be given &C the interest be
pad annual, THOMAS GpErN
September IL whom
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP

7 II n.
ENI HEREAS Mr. Leond C.oetta, who wss rov
w partner in business. did, on Monday the 6th
instant, without assigning any reason fer his con-
duct, withdraw himself from his situation with me.
and has not SINCE BY me, been heard os, 10 here
by declare, that from this date, will not fulfil any
contracts made by him in behalf of ARNHoLn s.
Go ia: bit with due sense OF the liberal en-.
eouragement that has been given to said firm, am
ieS TO hope for continuance of my share ofpublis
ptronage, which is, and ever will he gratefully 40
knowedged by HENRY JaRNHOI''o"'
Sent. a vAw
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MAXINE INSURA NOE COnpANy-

ha directors OF tbs Institution having by q
resoiuuon OF their board authorised ne to receive
subscriptions to eompIetc tie Capital Stock of the
same Notice is hereby given that book Eor fiji.
purpose Is now opsn and Attendance win be given
dnroG the usual hours Of business at the Office of e.
Comps1y IN the room lately occupied rs the Coiee.
Richmond, 81 June 1918 4
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WALLACIfTA.

=. Bucharest, June IS.
Mecca and Medina have been reduced m
me horr'non ~ the Porte. The rebel Jdris
Mula, Pacha Of Widen, he ben cou,nla,s
" defeated, and this fortress. the parr;.o,,
or which revolted twenty wear. since a,.a;,,st
the O5toman rule. is finally subjected With
al It's dependent territory, to the Turkish
empire.
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TR.fC71 nCLAND

Situated in Csmpbeil Csuaty on Staan.cn River, t..
property OF Fayette Henry, late deed. ts common
~ Known ny the name o. The HIPS Crest plantation
y bis tract IS supposed to contain upwards o; ONE
THOUSAND ACRES the greater part os which
is good Tobacco Land. The purchaser will be re.
duirec to pay down one kai; tie amount fo- vhich
It nay be sold aud to pay the residue IN one ycsr
from that date, giving bond aud good accuriiy With
Deed in Trust to answer the nay merit thereof.
Observation-Disclosures, Ex'or.
Fsyette Henry, deed.
July 90. e4tp
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Foreign.

-, BosToN. Sept. 3.
The following articles are extracted from
the London Courier Of the ist of yuIv.
with which we have been politely favour
ed.
LoE DON. Iuly I
IN article from Vienna, considers Con
tinenta! Peace az near, end from Prague we
are told that {" IN the event Of a Congress
aking place, which every thing induces US
% expect, we do not Know whether il will
DC held IN our town; many persons think il
va DC held az Dresden" An article from
Dresden adds, that Hotels are preparing
mere TO receive personsges o distinction.'
AID we are ASSURED besides, that " the Diff
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Domestic.

FRANgFoR Aug. IS.
ne following alarming intelligence, is en-
dorsed on the margin Of the last St. I.onis
paper. dated 9TH of August
500 Indians arc nov u miles from This
place We are all in arms preparing to
meet them J. CHARLES.
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h-S We and CORN The subscriber wants . con.
L = siderable quantity Of Rye end Corn, which he
wdi pay cash for ora delivery at Petersburg. App;.
eaten may be mace to him ut Robert Nelson "a
Zee ot hiGhmoEd, or Thomas Nelson Il Co.'S Of
Petersburg. yVm Il NFU SON
September II. IT
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NNIIEE

w fAL De 'o'd IT Public Auction, on Monday the
@th In"9n'J ~ Wilmington, N. c. Tor the
seheht OF the Underwriters and ~ concerned the
spansh orig Co7y-c1'o Hspanol, burtheo ABOUT 90
''"s' TOUT years o, acd IN every respect well found
M PETER AMER.
" "th'HSt'i, ~. =. sem. -, 1915.
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tnSa'e Pres dent, Com. Rodgers, arrived a
foimcnth about the last of June, as a cartel
wish go prisoners, b,ft the Bri,ish govern
mrnt reused to acknowledge them as such
and ordered that Tie officer having ch-rr@
q the cartel. should ne kept On board the
hing's . 10 MATING. 10 sail To- EI3,.cax ~ all
Juiy, ana he Packet was restored TO The or,
Yusa' owners. He also informs thai Con-.
Rodgers had taken and ;,lzt:oyed II sail ~
b'i'ist. merchant vessels.
nothing was known - ENGLAND % to the
deterc1naton Of the British .overnric., u
inspecting the Russian mediation. Although
the arrival % our ministers at Gottenburg
was known, the object of their mission ap
reared TO excite hut very little conversation.
we do not observe a single article on the
subject IN our i.cHdon papers.
Mr.. MGdson's Message at the opening %
Congress had reached London. The Scar
ae2cribes It as a" aboundirC more in rance
rous dennHclaticDs of aainostv Against {,
hltal1 than any former Production, and
misnt he called 4 new manifesto against Q
B itain"
Our Cali, papers state that en- the Iel,
July, the seige of St. Sebastian commenced
whIch place It was expected would 5000 be
Under the Necessity of surren;ie,irg--Tha;
Gen. Nrrei! had entered the Frcuch terri
tory, and killed 2 ~ 5000 ar0ad peas9nts
VINO he'd opposed The alles--Th2t King j.
SePh was AZ -. juan de luz, with II. coo in
iaHtry and 3Cc0 horse, bHJ. .cc9rdine to tn
last uates be was marching his cavalry to the
northwaTd.
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TO BE LEASED

hsOhidCi>Y ut Newsent Court house, on Thurs
= oaJ the ilth day Of November next (being
NsWhent Court day) for term Of six years to com
hehce on The list day Of January next, the house &,
F'a"ianon lately ia the occupation Of William 4.
A'nrkard, deceased This plantation contains be-
I"een three and four hundred acres of land-Iies
l'i'y in Hanover and Newkent about twenty miles
IRON richmond; II is situated in pleasant * heal.
ny neighbourhocd the land is well adaDted 20 t,,s
,u',ure oi wheat and corn. There are some yery
'gh'y improved lots about the house and there Is
IA orchard equal 10 the production of two or three
hundred gallons Of brandy annually The hou7q is
isrse add commoi iou5, with re!norEshls proIue-
we g2rcn attached to it. There will be seeded ON
tne lsnd this Fail twenty thirty bushels Of wheat
~ the same time and place will be SOLD a yerc
nae SuIL PATRICK HENDREE,
Eusraisa 90 Robert Ell, SON.
September II. WV
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Office Ct ne EHwPoRr MrRcuRy
SprGau epeaiug, Sem n.
LAT EST FROM ENGLAND Avn
CDkIN

Last evening arrived here the ship Dunn
'ries, Cspt. Grosa, SO days from Cadiz.
The Editors ofthe Mercury nave been no.
'itely favored by Captain G. aud pssseo..
$sTs, with Tendon papers TO July 81, and
Oad'z papers to July 2sth, few days Ia
TEST.
u PASSENGER in the Dunfries, who left
Eng, and on tue Stu Jnlv, iaFor,ag NJ. thai
the Duse Of Msnifese Packet, taken 6y the
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a teht'on viii be presented to the next LeeisIs.
"A ture OF Virginia, praying that Law may pass
Ter Lottery tor the purpose OF building a Meeting.
House and Bridge near Fexvie, 1.-THE later acros,
Appomattox River.) Sent ~,
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WAITER SCOTT

We are desired by the publishers % safe
the following comparative safe ofRakebv e
The Lady of the Lske.--So!d Of Uhc Ladv
q the Lake, in nearly four months. rJune
I'd to September 22d, 1891
e'o ooV Q Q at L. : 3. L.A200
y 0o' ool@>o' 49, L.3, 600
80 1880
18th. to April 18th, lSl3.y
5000 Quartc, at L. 2 2s. less. 12b
remainingJ rs oAQ
''0'o octaVo' - l4s. L.3,50O
5000 1or[o
This demand is perfectly unexan.pled. *
evmces the increasing Popularity Of ais ia
vorite poet. Landau, poaSy
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fOR SALE,
e4Oo sacks salt Liverpool filed,
hhds: Brown Suear--I9 hhds. Loaf ditto,
20,ooO lbs, Cofec-So0o do German, Steel.
$500 lbs Black 9epper---80 do fresh Nutmers.
ESQ chests and boxes fresh Imperial Tea.
70 pipes French Brsnty--Tamerlane'sC Cargo
he above goOds viii be sold on reasonable terms m
aPphcstion either TO the Subscril,r, or to Msssro
Moncure, z. s, pIeassnts.
JAMES FISHER.
Septerber r.. If
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w IIIW.
"A PETITION ~ bo presented to the next Gen.
2 ersi Assembiy Of Virginia, prstinc hat q, i, =,
may Pas9 for the establishment of rcSt At Rdst
oRi'arr C.n t.hu,iss.
Sspiepi5rr - spgnp
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4 Etraf Of n kefter from q 1,oluntccy u,
CcHFfan Peter DUdieV's conhamy 10 his
f,iend in mis- courtv. da,ed

IOh MEjGS, Aur. Il 1915.
IN the morning Of the DIST cf July, n
guard OF ten men were sent to their usual
places ct standing, about half mile bclogz
the garrison, on high point fer procee
ding short distance they were fred upon
by apafty of British ard indians. who KIN
ed and took FIVE Of them the dead bodie,
CT three only have been f,prd the rect
made good their retreat to the fort. 80 eo-r
as ne log cleared Of the river, nvu.ber %
San bo'tts or vessels we're diecov.rcd lyirr
+" INC ''G h''tlsh Gsrri continue.
'"'"'"s owing ne dag - ,efT CO.'S. d.ls-
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IN the 9Th day of October next, will be offered
Y for Gale publisSy ON the premises, thst value
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b OSi, by the subscriber, on the morning of the
E-A 18Th (about the Market-house as he sunposes.
a small blue Morocco POCKET BOOK. contsinine
the halves Of two hundred dollar notes of the Farm.
ers Bank Of Virginia, together with several five dol
iar notes OF that or The Bank of Virginia also some
papers OF no value to any persons hut the owner
the finder may retain the email notes "a a compen.
sation Tor his delivering to the Book with its o.
ther contents. GEO. FISHER
September II. If
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Ten DoNqrs Pep,ord.

cn OoiI0rS Reqvord.
\ DESERTED from the rendezvous at Csr,ersv;lIe
~ on the 9Th inst john SHooFMAN, born in
fanquer county virginia, aged IS years-dark
complexion, blue eyes, black hair, feet 10 inches
and Ia h'gs, snd by profession shoemaker. The
shove reward VIII he given with all reasonable ex
pences any person o. persons who will apprehend
ana secore IN any jail or deliver to any officer in
the army of the United States, the said serter
SAMUEL HARRIS,
sept. u. 4t Ensign 2Ofh IrfGrfrr.
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'iE CLERKS Of the several County and Corpors.
- ton Courts are requested to forward to this
O'Hce as speedily rs possible list of licences gran
ted by them respectively under suthnritv Of the
o. Assembly, passed the December session 1912, en-
utied " An set 70 amend the several acts of Assem-
by, prescribing the mode ofassertainiue the axabe
property within tie Commonwealth, end OF collee
ung the rnhhc revenue !; sn0 tfe clerks OF the SUI
Psrior Courts, County aud Corporation Copvts, are
also requested 10 Toward lis. Of receipts Sled ,ft
them, Tor tsXel Paij by Attornes at Law ;u,posed
hy an act nj the same session, entitled 50 act i'm
posing taxes Tor the support of Government
SAMUEL SHEPARD, .4pdif,y.
Septic. 1t
4 eHE suhseribers wish TO engage i,o,oed;,,eIv
2 !Jof so WAGONS, TO 60 as for rs the ri
ping Tree, q return to Kichmond--about % mile,
distance.
.doncnre, Robinson e Pieasa4,sJ
10Th September. eptt
d OR SALE, neat Carriage, with Double
Il Harness.-hpply at this office.
September ii. Il
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WILLiNM q MAkY C0LLEGE

WILLIAM SS MACY COLLEGE.
Ht. Governors snd Visitors of Iyiiliam s. MARY
College, aye earnestly requested ia meet n
Conyocation az their Council Chamber, on Tueaday
the eth Of October next.
Il IS OF the utmost ipportaRce that the vacant
Froiessorshps be filed IS sopn possible that time
may be given for due notification 70 the public of
the stdt rs 20 be pursued the ensuing term
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
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AeCf0T.
The Vacant Prnfsssorships ere
ist Law and Police-annuaI salary $500
-. Moral Philosophy, &c. do. $500
ID. Chemistry, Sc. do S600
Fee'-I wenty Dollars to each Professor attended.
September L. w4w
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'seT 8 Ce"e Erir Gen. r. 6. a.
sc rel Wells, Col. i r II. 81
. = o. az, al ~ K. y. 81,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-19
BLOCKADE OF THE CHESAPEAKEt
Mrfok, Monday Evening, FEB. s.

Mo,fok, Msnday Evening, FEB. s.
The schooner Charles, captain Cotton,
of and from New. York bound to Sagan-
nah, was capturedb by the Junon frigate--
after taking out the cargo the Charles was
destroyed captain Cotton was put on
shore in Princess Anne county, about
twelve miles from this place. The squa-
of the following vessels
San Domingo, Admiral Warren, 74guns
Dragon, Capt. Collier, 10
Statira, Stackpoie, So
Jnnon, Saunders, So
Maidstone, Burdett, SO
They were joined on Saturday by the
Belvidera, S6guns
Lauristinus, -
On Thursday eight boats were manned
by the squadron, and proceeded within S
or 6 miles of old Point Comfort, where
they discovered the Constellation frigate
warpiug up Elizabeth river. If the wind
and tide had served it was the intention
of Admiral Warren to have attempted to
cut out the Constellation.
The San Domingo and Dragon, went
to sea on Saturday evening ; the remain.
der CT the squadron remains in Lynhayen
bay.
Admiral Warren has stopped several
vessels bound to Spain and Portugal, and
ordered them to return, informing the
masters that the Chesapeake is in a state
Of rigorous blockade. The ships have
accordingly returned. This easGr is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-19
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette,
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BY the schooner Kemp, captain Bur-
ton. who brings French papers to the
goth December, it appears that Bona.
parte had effected his escape from Rus-
STA with a few of his guards, and had
arrived in Paris late in the night of the
18th. IF it is true that he was at wilma
on the date of the goth Bulletin, his
fight "a distance of about 1900 miles in
fifteen days. is one of the most extraor-
binary instances of rapid travelling we
have lately heard of.
Private information states the impress
sion to have been at Nantz, that the ar
my was nearly destroyed.
PARIS, December 20.
His majesty the Emperor arrived at
the palace of the Thuilleries at II o'clock
on the night of the 18th. The approach.
ment of his happy return was announc-
ed during that day by vollies of artillery.