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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-12

from me BefDIttfu Gazette nj SIT o.
Sailed, since oar Tart, L'Espeigie tor the WeytF,-
dies, sna tlic Morgiana, with convoy for Hsl;FaS
On Monday atteruOon, Uncommon and sudden
ms ofthe sea occurred here il was nearly calm at
the tine and ip instant above 18inshes over
flowing part ofthe parade. The water appeared aei-
tedby variety Of currents, and the tide co,rts,,ed
hsh for time. We understand sinSlar f,llsu~S
rise Of the sea, took place in this island On te dsy The
earthquake occurred az Lisbon.
n Black man, an American prisoner d war, who
was shot IN attempting to escape from the Ardent was
discovered ON the shore at Ireland on Frrdat last
0ctnberS
CleareI--Sehr. Tyro Hipson, for the bockadioe
squadron on the Anerisao coast.
Ar. brig Eclipse, Frost, 0ste) master, fron the Ca
Daces for London, captured by an American priyateer
and re-capiurcd by H. VI slap Cossack.
In the oning, tie Albion "a, Rear Admiral Cock.
burn lfebrIs lrigtc from the coast, & Pandora from
crsise.
Ills yhajest's Printing Office,
-. h O'Clock, r. M.
We are in aHxious expectation of receiving newspa--
p-rs, gch will give the details Of occurrences n
America Immediately IN the receipt of such papsrs.
Will issue Gazette ExtraoryIinsy.
II appears from report that after DESTROYING, Wash
ngiou taking p,jsssssiop Of Alexandra, The small
body ofbrtve men under Gen eral Ross made an If.
tack on Baltimore tle enemy had sunk vessels and
but twoor three small craft. with bombs could an
proscb they succeeded, however, in dri ring the
nericsus from the Fort; our troops having to cco,e n
with very superior force, eventually retired a. lie
Occupation OF the toNo which lGsht bave beg a.iss6
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BALTIMORE. bee. :.
.MILII,}pY DISCYPLi.N'E.

A private Of he 9Th II. Militia
having been gound sni.s!. hrr "agri
Martial. of violent ssssat on "a
,si,er With a inadc;' p;,s.,. b. was
rsa,.,naed 10 b. siat-Oa SATURDAY
last, i,e WAS ,akea on. uusrr stron-
gaasd. dressed ia funeral lla.ilipeB..
and preceded b, cciha. 10 The camp
near this rity-tiier soius Through
~ the awful forHs attached n 50
melancholy reremon,. just as tue
p,a,ocn was going 10 fire on him. tae
Comiuandiag general was p!essed 70
respite abe. rs-ea;iou fnr same daY{,
until the will &C The psesi,iest uf thr
United States stai! ne snoaa as 10
the fiuai fave Of the criminal.
We siueerc!y hope TAFT this i'm
pressive seiemnity ana. have lis dae
rstiei, aud teach our ssl.;iers af eve
~ description, the neeessiir-fac ob-
,ot.,ie pecessi.s-sf suhsriiaaii,n a
discipline. -if a system OF laws Ice
necessary for the guidance Ola elvil
soeipty, II is still mare requisite for
. miiitsr, body. where tac 'aIssna
duct OF one man may oause the iess
nra whole army. ana. evcntdsjly ola
whole naiioB-lt j, now obvious 'ha,
We must have an ermy for the defence
ofthe Union, aud, .ha, that army
mu>t DO regulated by strict military
rules.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
FREDERICKSBURG, w. Nov. 9.
AHORRID MURDER

Was committed en- Mr.. Joha
Hansbrough. oil King George County.
on the I'd inst. A man by the name
Of John Smith, native Of Ireland,
has been apprsaended rs the perPs-
traisr. The following are represen-
ted to b. the circumstances OF this
stroeiOus ssi as stated by Mr., Hans
brough's negroes. Hmiih (~hs bad
some dispute with Mr.. Hansbrsugh)
came to his house with q muskel, and
enQuired ef . negro womaa There
was no white person at holne) where
he was--shs replied that sue did moi
know, bat supposed hs was with the
people where they we're eating wood
tie asked where that was l. on he.
ing informed wcat that way. Mr..
Hansbrough was lying dawn at some
distance from them with his hat over
his fee. Smith was seea " the
negroes to approseh within q few
steps Of him, fire Of the gun. g. ~
the body. and then gacf-Tht
Dad entered Mr.. HAnsbrCush's lei
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Hsn the Canterbury (Ess.) clrssaele
.ss ~ Of Oofobrr AZ

~ " sOSt0otF -. L.
The following are the further .artieu-
~. Of the des,ruction of the Geasral
Arm.trong American pr,vatcer, in the
,o-t ofFayal. L. appears, ,nAi about the
5sth ultino the Plantagenss Of y guns,
(: pain Lloyd; Roia, Canair. So,ner-
S,iie ard 1s'nation, Captain Bentham,
rrived of Fay,li. neutral port be-
any,ng 70 the Portuguese, asd one Of
.ipe Azores. Percriviag lSrgb schooa-
81 lying 10 ,ha roads, boat wi,ha li.u-
! snants Was Immediately dispatched -
.he shsre To .,cet:ain her force. and to
what ma: ion SIC belonged; but The tide
ranniaG strong tas bos, dritsed near the
tpooacf, stich vas thcs lsett,ng nn
sr way-af,er hailine her, aud dcslrin. :
ne nosi - keep at, ~nicn vas im2rac-
,ic.bse from Nesch,shsr ha Ing 50
much storm cay, she hcea iDts the boat
and ktiel sev msn. Tas rcMsi,der
s-e,H:es,l .with The bSaS 70 tae squadron
lad ths C,nmadore considered he Ecu
ralily b,aken b. tais osuase, iu'ne
i;,,eiy ordered ting Carnacion in 20 dcs
rosthe i.a,e:r, b1' tac wind ss'os
:ght and Va iai,ie, one Ga ualisn Wsie
iyooi ior bats 10 ;c,w; oinc brats wsre
accort.lngls dispatched. .si;h ih'es Lieu
tenants and aboli, two nusdrsd m-n. bat
.ot being seie To .,e,,he CaruaIioa scar
poagh, it hsiny rocky, toe ooai' pro +.
ees3ed 10 de:trcS the ycs>"I- AID n al.
sci her on hre, sat hai nj Ne hai sui
creed severe los, IN men and o;hstfs
Oa th- npp each Of the SeAls a mos
csttur,ive Il r was p"ned ON 81
Douhss, aNit,ships on board tbs rri,7
Ger, 6I!cd With i.ngridgr, nails, knives
buttoos and other destructive ma.ter
Tine crew Of III, p-i'l,csr then sseaq
4 on shore, ard fred as oor mea. who
saso Ultimately des.roJDg the Ansri-
an I.isutenan,s Hsi.efiace aed NJ
zap, Otis RoSs were kilca; and l.'er,.
Sav rsank uf I've Plsr'egene,, reGsitsa
saet thrnu9a his ivngs: altogether we
.uffsIed loss Of ls5 kiiied aud wo-ai
cd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08

MON. that there must have heen
nearly 500 armed ce'shatant.. Since
,,,i. first squadroa ssaroarbed. seve
RI, srhnoners c,oadsd with troops
have come in-and intelligence II on,
Eowle,'s. IS miles below. gives u
20 know there are 2 large sehoon-rs
fu,l Of troops aground, whi-h ill b.
sot of this evening on the high Rood.
I. U2oo the approach sf The eae.s,
this mornins. made demand upon.
Col. Boyd Of King 4 Qacen. Tor
600 init. and shall ia the morning
make \ Furii,er demand upon col.
Todd Of Carolina. Tor 500 nee. The
elemy on his way up capiured sever.
q. craft. se:ne loaded with earn. Sc.
szd p,hers enspty-i have the i,;s.h
qualification in saying To youy excel
leusy laai the officers a,d men who
were ea,anr!lea e. retire hefore such
" fearful odds" eyiaecd tic sreolest
,lsternine,ian Il willingness To meet
the eneny whnu ANY thies siar
eq2gl;iy wou.d .jn,ti;y II. 'i'aa ia
i.,q,.y aad caysl'.y. force has increas-
~ g-nsh sinec II n'eioek, but no;
Sc ;a.t as We hal y right 20 expect.
Cao:ain J.,uey with his eemrauy re-
ma;n III Boaler's;ss soS,t-as all The
vessels pas, that point, be will join
the maipaawmanJ.
=. lam truly sorry to state. the
iahaaitSr;, oi .'e tawn have lost
mach. Gaia. toti,c w~ether favoriaa
,se eaeny 50 maca asd operatias. SO
usfavars;.y oa ihcn. together with
thr s..osi tine given 10 rratavs--alf
lsre braasat out some thiaSs, hat
Cd Banks .ui.i safer par,icularis
h-yius rempy-d bp' Few oea g,~a'
m.uv.-wi,h his stare aa;i most OF
H. .raae.i,, MIR. Blake. merchant
resaaiaed in towa ;how he viii fare.
hHr wiIi'drvclepe. L" ~hut few OH
GERS and ,aca, as we're in town last
nigat. I am mnr.. inIiso.cd tor the
preservation OF ell The artillery AMI
anwrai,ioa ; had !. been permitted
10 rsesia uaiil tho msrnins, NIL
would haze tees lost as draisat
horses could act Sc procured"
Eiiday morning.
"The vidette informs me he met
Capt. Joaeseariy this morning who
to,i tiD that tie enemy b!ew up his
Iaanrry within 4 quarter And hdf
en.r.rrofa a.;le &C town last night
about S s'eisck. ard that a part o.
the whole OF :hs town vas fired last
nisat."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08

Extract Fl a letter .hrom a ssa;ieman In
Richnoad 70 his friend in sh'' fssvn,
dated Monday mernmg ntf 5fh Dec
"Ne a.aii las, nigbt-Anntler express
came at 10 o'clsek last nigh, 5rings the
disagyccssle news INA, The e!temy were
fse mi.es above T.rpahanl.tk, sup-
posed to be $500 strong-sI apsdrcl
meu are detached viz. 200 fsom th's;si;g
and 400 trem thu Camp below"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
From the Boston Cen'iasl.
{" Fair Play is a Jewel.

{" Fair Play is a Jewel
As the democratic hireliDgs are vc
~ careful To eees every ar'i.ls 81
scottish and pe,uteni ahnse Of Federal
10. a au3 Federal Measures. which
eozas from eye Vt the halifax and
Montreal papers,, would he u"
more than an apt of justice in The IN
20 copy also the follow ing opiaions
OF ,he sai.irsi from one efthemost a.
bly, conducted and independent jour
nails printed IN Great Brilsin.
Frem :. The Times" Of J4ly 81,
1914.
I" Such are the sentiments OF that
great aad respectable party in Ame-
rica TaIladiag 10 The Resolutions a.
dopiea at the Chapel ia this to1un in
The Federal celebration Of the allies in
Framcel whom We would he proud 20
call {" Bret - and with whom
We can safely treat for Peace, in a
spirit Of matuaI coasessioa-af MT
iual trust, aud mutual good sc!H.'
From tie same Of In!y 81.
Let the Americas People ial'Ow
up With energy measures of,'iis man
~ character; and the remedy OF all
their ills i. in their own hands-When
they have resenerated the Public
Councils. then. and not till then,
:. may they seek peace and ensure
it." Against y per6dous Zoe we must
stand on our guard and make nocon-
cessioas-but IA liberal and candid
policy viii always NEST with Kin
ared libera.ity 10 the Councils Of
this ssuatr,."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
From las sa,aanat ledger, 40.
HIGHhY IMpOaTANT.


Caosaia l.aaes, iase eommaa:'er
or tho brig Mary. ON. Ysrk. at'rir-.
ed in thi, PLACES last evening [rom
Rev Providence. via st. Mary's-
came passenger in the spanish srhr.
l'e.i.ha. which was takca pss>essioh
sgsyaU 5 qua vessel OFF 81 Ma
rvs Bar. and ordered in for that
port for Adjudication. 49,
Captain isaars states, that he 'e'i
n. Providence on the 18th inst. al
which time 1900 black troops were
f@,dy 10 embark. and were onl,
waiting for &c ssris " hich were i"uri.
leaked for 10 transport them to ia
n,aiea. Capt. !. LEFT J.saiea "r
lstvidence ON the 18th ef Oe;o.
Der. He informs that every vessel
ofaa easy dra,i Of water that coald
b. procured at that place (Jamsiea)
was rskeaup by government at SIX
pounds per ten. TO he fitted sat rs
ansports, supposed 10 be inteedrd
for nm expedition destined sgoiast
NEW ORLEANS. Troops we're
daity expected from all the wind
ward Islands 20 rendezvous at Jamai-
Ca; all the black regiments we're to
DO consolidated on their arrival there
--ths, ON the 10th Of October on bis
passage 10 New Providence, fell in
oir the east end Of the island OF ia
Maira with seven sail OF transports.
b,spd in; that ia Provi,leace every
arrangement vas making for an exss
pedition; and the general opinion
vas, that il vas intended Tor New
Orleans. The day on which Capt.
Isaacs left Providence, a Spanish
brig 80 days from Csdiz arrived. d
reportcd that few da. $ before max.
ing Abaeo. was boarded BY his 3.
nj. ship Tonaant. Admiral Coeh.
ranc !: but could not learn where
she was bound. After being detain-
ed by AID. c. about half an hour was
!. ordered to proceed. when the Ton.
nan, stoea for the S. under q press
Of sail.
The brig Mary. mentioned above
was cut out of the port OF Lasn'rs
nv the British Sleep Of Var Hetea.
on tie 7,h July last. saa orderts IT,
81. Tsomas's where she arrived IN
septsmher. aud was tried oy inc
British viss Admiralty at ior'oi'
and restored 10 her owners III eos
srou-aee or her having been takei
Ia Neutral Wa,crs. TIE Mary WAS
lea at ST. 1hemas's rot be:Ss able
10 prseurea crew.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
N.suvILLs November 10.

p
Sssfhern .ara.,.--By letters re-
ee;yed ia lawn On Friday last, (sra.
Jackson srsws his iuiention Of at
lacking Pensacola. The army have
!ss,tg,eir ss.aa-qssr(ee. near Mobile;
and wvre joiura by Gen. CoRee's
u,o,,strd men. fwhs have heen dis
ssoanisd) six piles from GcDerai
Jaul,son's la,e eacampment. On the
sasa uIsimo. Gen Jaeksen's spies.
Who were sent tn r-cennaitrc 'Pensa
as 5s.sssE, ''sss.i rets.sed, end oesaghi in
forna.;sa.l sit ro rs.ayssss4ents9sass
.a,eIy been nAde in the garrison {;
bat that Il was we'll mounted ant
manned. Gen. Jarkson's force ID
about 5000. militia and regulars !;
he .as plenty Of eanson. &c. and 60
daaht is euteriain.d OF a suecfssfu.
attack -GeR. Taylers brigade. OF
militia Isfaptry, had not arrived I'D
time to joia the main army.
In addition 10 the above, q scrap
Of p.per was received here yesterday,
Containing the following words (:
:. General Jackson ,oilI enter Peasa
cola to morrs,c" Dated Stu inst.
Nero Reqnisiiion.-Tbe 5000 mill
tia infantry commanded TO rendez
vous here on Sunday last. have esme
forward with that prcmpiiude which
has Heretofore characterized the
state ; aafi every measure nov TAX
ing to organize and prepare them
for u mnyemeat 10 The plaer OF de
s,ination, with the least possible de-
lay. Ii is expected that great por
ton vii, he ready 10 EN- ark in the
eynrse OF the present week. they
are Centrally provided With arms, &c.
III their osn expense.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, DEcruyss 9.

Eriraes If 9 letter prem Fr4erHk, tsrs
80 gentleman in thi. '~H, dated
Dec. 6th.
The las. accounts from ,e British
say :h:y arc a, Leeastorn ~'tt ssii,s IN
the seven mile reach With sHhit twelve,
besides barge.--,heir ohjsel seems to
be to stea'. stock, negroes &il add burn
Tobace sWaIehou.es aad shss public
buildings"
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Fresh Gufranss
SEQ %. fine Zdnte Cmrunts,
500 ID Shoe Thread.
FOR SALE BY
Joseph Vaudeville.
> For the accommodation Il
TRAVELLERS.

TIE Stages iortStns seu ard will
leave frpwierd's Tswrrp Geo. own.
snd M.Kswoa's 1averp IA w. III
lhgton essiy mortisg Al s t'c.oek I;
ct to f.umfrics the ,sms evening 3
Tho o,xt ia, IL the sE6wiing Green .
he next esy 70 Richmond and lhs
same re,uisi nt. so mat 1ssss"sers
ill only t,s,e' in The day tins. dur.
.pg short days sra tsd roads.
The Pnpnetors.
Dec, g..
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VIRGINIA IEGIsL ,TUyE.

O. Sais'd,y lssi. M. NJ Rss oiHsr
cd tie following Resolution N .he Il
Of Deicg ,es.
:. Toe death Of The II aorsh!e Fl
Bulge Garry, la,e the Vice eTsteat Of
tAe United States which bsgpsaed en-
"Wednesday The 23t day oil Nv 1870
hs,isg bean anaaapceS 20 - @hc'al
Ay.enbiy of Viz ina,---Rr.qF'Q. that
in testiaouuy oi ,hs.r hisa saspeci Tor
the Memory of thst iisi.ngr'ss,cd aud
venerable Patriot, and the s;as''leps
sage al ,ae Res"hiien, wiI..c death
taey mos, sincerely dcpi,rr, tFe acm
ser. Of the Genr,Ai A.seab!y,yili wear
cy.pe each on his ief' arm tor vnr msnta
fron, tie present de'
Aac> ed b, the House Of Dslega'es--
anl ayrced to h, the S;"a,c.
Yesterday The bill for ,nogssleg the
,s,ar;es OF tne Prosecutors. lai he Goa.
aonveahh va. lost
On !nuilon Of Mr.. Barbor.a camuit'
tee was appointed TO enqoie into tbs
eEsei ;cse. for p,s.'ding seT ,hf pay
men, o! The Direct Tar Rd frf siher
purposes. Ayes io4, Noes so--it vas
.ee,eHe,,, ,ns, II nigh; be asae by 'asr
cougtiaa !, for the deb, res due 10 ihs
S.sts.
Oa potion OF Sr. R,bts,sen, leave
was grant, - 'f!ng III u bfi ie aaend
81 &C, entitled an aet {" ees- izc tie land
Tsx-On nsouon .: Mi, ss;'3 ii ~as
aal.d sod icr arranging tie seHaia
rial Districts &c ~. G nj .;,,,r .seni'n"
.. ,-airhs,se,,@ assaisSr.
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Marine Insurance Coopany d
.RIasid1a.

THE Stockholders arc hereby ne.
Il ,i6ed. ih4t ~ election Of 6f,eea
Vi Gc,ors ter The said Go pany: VIII
. held their Chcc on Roy.i Street,
n sa,uday tie I4th OF Janaaiy next.
The lection will commence st o
.cIoGk A. ii. and close It 2 o'clock
p. III.
J. e. Nicko!ls. Secsy.
Dec 8. 5.
or ihc Editors.ofthe Vrsiai. Pa.
triot and V.rsinia Hersldars request.
en ~ ;,sa III a. W sfF
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Departed tais lite ysstt,day naorhis 6
i, the 10Th yssr Of hor ss<, alter a short
iiioes Miss LsErs Snah. dsasbier u
Mr.. John +. Smrh o! B!ooS,heid. Her
friends and acq sipfanes- orc invited, 70
attend her funeral This evening q three
o'clock. II
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MANNED, un-the 2s.n IS Sos~"'tsr,
~ tse Rev Mr. Wse.ns, VI YIN.
c BRssos, to tho amisble Ms. EhaA-
soa Yecxc hoih Of Cas.les Cs-"ys
Aafyl.Id.
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Me1ynos at Aucl.en

an SATURDAY the iOth RI D..
W cen be. viil be ND Il PnniIe
auc,isn, allss unien I, vrrrih Gesrge.
town, . most cspi'd Stock a heiins
Soetr. eens's iae Of
8 Rams &. "a Ewes,
FOIL tleudee, Ct r idar bsfd 90
E~en principally three ns x-.6y~
all WIZ La..bs M ~ oon
g Tesms essh Cor al sums und.s-
--uudSs 5 500 80 dsy'--" n. s..
of 3 $40 AID upwards, ak 0a,hs .S
dii, tie pS' chs'srs to give ro's ~, :
liable With approved ,Hd@ ssrss oral
bel al disc NJ, ,er ca.h.
John Travcrs, 5nct'r.
December 8 81.
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8 Rams &. "a Ewes.
A Tutor N.M.ed

4 Ss'a,y Of aco d il,,; 1.-The given
e to an elde'l. Ge"trIan Il oil
nersi habits wao ai' uDdsr;ssc vi
tion Of - By ~ a Ps'sste iaHiy Il
9i:I hs r,qui;Sd bat he n. perfect
knorledee of Use English lnngus.:e end
the different brenckcs of Matt, a,l-S
EESJ DULkkY
NC
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70 the Inpi,als s,i.fAsr ef Nsfssss

r. sAe Inpi,ais s,isfAsr " Esfssss
THY herd rn,ssE 1c<ssies tse psIss
Or vhieh this hugs e1ss.ion Eci's
The starsy. arc Eteeissrs ny peS'h
Thy psnriI Ets~s ip;ssspy fo~ ~;
H. ttpa. sid shape: GGd coiours rise
1'hy ts:n,st ~cadsss 70 our syess
Viii, beast. isg si,cs win hb'sing
tsrcsis
Teach vs. . GsSas sbosssnd ncsssr
Tss ,ne4sss, piss IN nal.rrt ffsn's
sssrss vat son 4 isi,et oTtsy nasas.
IS here sensc sssf ssach or hncy revss
r.e,n bill 10 nilIi tTea Esd q grove.
aStoss iae WAITS, asot;nd the shy,
.,sere's noes -, 0r Gs.e or high,
Were t.,s SssssoF hiss aei trod,
1j.Sst ftt svv< s ~ ~ a tsed
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Il: JeFsr,on IN a me..ase to CON

Mr.. Jefferson IN mes.age u Con
rrcss Ia 1903, obse, sG3, l. n,ay be the
ole s.uI and the pride OF an A1eiieaa
20 aSk. Whist irrfaer, what TechIaic
wins, ,.1arer, e.c7- sees a tax salhs,sr
af,ac U S,aiss - RI
Alnust ell his messages were inter
llr6.d wi;n suu.s;'Ting OF the same kind
# caui; with sly ai!as!r.s 10 P'sstotHt
Adsns' tso ,SiiiiGa tax which OCCASION
ID a reyplutiot in the whole ad'sinis'rs.
lou of nc government With httte.ins
pro.c,..cn, Of eeensn,y, OF an Affection
,tc regard to +" ;le mouth OF labof, an
It a Siead.ast intention To bind 40 heavy
.urdenS upan tas shoulders OF the dear
pe apis and c.ps c;niiy 10 guard 'hein
h:nccforvard from The odioas evils cal
led fares
The pal.vsr t-ok with hundreds oil
,b.usands OF honest tinple peaple. Ii
was continued nndil the YOKE VAS wreath
n and rivit,ed upon the peoples neeks
Aad nnx, instead al The two ahliions
AK rhleh, a,tful'y and iacess1ntl, play
sa upon BY -, Jrii.rsoa and the Lead
,ng O. .cipls. of bio sch''ol, made gene.
raj uprnar aud c'nsulsion. aud even
borough change ~ the American Ad-
!u,ni.tration instead oi th,t TIVE nil
,ions tax. for laying which the federal
ADMINISTRATION was doomed to disgrace
s,nd public extctaiion. what d. we see
aow Whit do we feel? What have
&C in prospect and anticipationi
Connecticut Courans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08

side, . little tetov his EetWi
the nsstpes got % hin be VS. q.
9'hey innsdisttI, gave relies ten
neighbours ssd they have sppfrheae
ed Snith, shs u se~ IN custody
He is suppss<d. si,sp be west up 70
the body Of Ar He's ovgh, to have
rshbed ais pocket n 3ss 1000 dollars
BIO being kuswa to.hsys q large sa'A
nv him. AVID % examination NO aionsS
hss beea found -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08

Pnrxa PISDAa, with his unsqus! ~
,nouc, relates .tsry ola certain ksigbt,
shosc barn was infested with rats, whose
number, and sagsrity &c, al defiance all
tue common art Of rat.dss,reying. In
vain wefe natenf steel traps plaeed 10
every CONVENE nj si,sation--hripaietrisg
Cal. etloass afDn them. aud every Gran
NJ Of the barn stopped up with newspa.
GERS aud proclsmitisns St'll their de-
,redations continaed,, until tho sapiest
Knight determined. aud adopted the FOL
iaying eos,eioe medsnre. He Assem-
hled. ana armed With sticks end blud.
ssons, all the = hardy yeo'usary," Of his
b, eighborhood, & having msrtialed them
.rosad the barn, si,h his own bands SET
lire to Il, aud as lhs rats rushsd forth
,iumphed oses them in III The glories
|~,f sueee,sfni conflict" Turning his
eyes however, sher the slaughter had
Sssed, to whore had stood his barn
&c behsld it smoking ia its ruins"
nd ssssiking his head with vexstion
adsSh. following wise reflection
n sfstid 6oekhsed! I have Ssrnea
ny barn"
H,v often must the equally wise
planners and conductors of The preseR
var rseolleet this stsry, III lhsy eve
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17

to the Farmer, the Mechanic nd Me chan, IT s
snort to them. win the honest man nerel
from party feelings, entail ruin on h,m.eIi nd
his country by voting for the war candidates L.
is impossible unless they are seized with tina, IN
fa,uation, madness and folly which produces
self immolaiion, except they are determined 10
b. their own Enunderers. The question is NO,
sbou, men bu. measures. Every vote ,hst $
Cas-, for the democratic csndidlte will he un.
ted in Washing on as in favour Of lie war and
oil IT'S accompanying evils. Every woe tha, II
withheld from the fesce Candidate will be
mean of proIongirg the present Disastrous s;st
of things. Awful and alarming IS the state
Of puoc sff.irs is. il is in lie power Of he pee
pie to change tiff hey will be true TO the mseves
and no longer suffer heir reason and under-
standing o be imposed upon by mercenary Of
flee seekers and office holders, who are usrg
item IS tho they were slaves and beasts OF bur.
den.
we ask the candid men Of, democratic par
~ TO look nj he situation their pretended "sAclu.
sve" ff,ends and leaders hs,e brought them m.
to- The Commerce Of the country Destroyed,
Cosslng uede anniuiisted, no mat Ike, for ium-
Der and the surplus produce of sur fields exceft
los the. consumption Of the ports, and they
will soon be exhausted of The means of lurch :
sing; cut of from the Fisheries the Miitis
compelled t, leave her farms 70 guard your
shores from invasion the enemy in possession
OF large proportion of territory & hres'ninr %
extend heir eonques,s the Banks exhausted by
loans. add TO these list of taxes to h,se d esdy
in operation, md cd of paper money, and TO
crown all, Na'ions! Bankruptcy & then say are
the ne, now in the Administration or those put
in nomination. hy heir tolls and par,.zans fl and
proper to be your rulers snd such IS viii re-
store Peace md Prosperity, preserve your Free
dom and your Republic