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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-28
CO.NERE.S,S.
NSENArE.

IHur%day, !Schf. %.
The Senate resolved TO wear mourning in
the usual manner for one month in testimony
OF their respect Ior the memory Of Nicholas
Gilman, late Member of that body.
so much of the Presidents Message as re-
lates to the chasing and disciplining Of the
militia, was referred to Messrs WoithiDrton.
Narnum, Lacock, Chace and Anderson
So much thereof as relates to our Military
Affairs, was referred to Messrs Giles, Brown,
Turner, Bib and German
MIR. Cites offered for consideration the fol-
lowing resolution, which lies Oh the table iii
tomorrow:
ResoiVed, that committee be appointed
to enquire into The state Of the preparations
Tor the defence of the City OF WashjDeton
and whether any further provisions l,y law he
necessary for that object, with leave 10 renort
by bill or otherwise.
F1day, Scht. %.
Mr.. Condit, Of Eew-Jersey. attended yes
tertay and Mr.. Daggett, of Connecticut.
to-day.
MIR. Brent, presented the petitions of ,be
washington Potomac Bridge Companv aud
OF the Eastern Branch Bridge COMPANY nr,,,-
ing remuneration for the losses sustained bv
them III the partial destruction Of the same
by order OF the officers Of government during
the late invasion of the city.-Refcrred re-
Messrs. Giles, Brent and TAFT.
he resolution yesterday offered by Mr.
Giles relative to the defence of the district
was taken up and referred to the committee
on Military Affairs.
30 much Of the Message of the President
as rel ties 70 our Naval Affairs, was referred 70
Messrs. TAFT, Howell, Daggett, Fromen;in &
Morrow.
M. Gfles laid upon the table the following
resolution:
ResttUed, That the President of the Uni
tea otates be requested 20 cause to be laid be-
lore tlie senate such Information IL his os-
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harrington, I'ucsdcy, SEPT. Is
GLORIOUS INTELLIGENCE

The anxiety of the public TO learn the par
ticularS of the late splendid victory over the
British squadron on this lake, has induced us
to publish the following, which are all that
have come to our knowledge.
On Sunday, the ever-memorable 18th of
September, the enemy's squadron was disco
vered about o'clock y. Nj. standing up the
Lake with favorable breeze, under press
of sail. Eve.y preparation was made by our
gallant Commodore to give them a warm K
cordial reception with his squadron at an
chor he awaited their approach.--'rhe enemy
soon made their appearance off Cumberland
Head, and bore down for our squadron tie
enemy's two largest vessels taking a position
to attack the Saratoga, our flag snip. The
first brOadside from her killed the British
Commodore, DOwnie y and her fire contin-
ucd so spirited and well-directed that the enc
my's flag ship, the Confiance, soon after
struck. AT this time the whole brOaclsde
guns OF the Saratoga, next 60 the enemy, were
completely unmanageable. Thc enemy's brig
continued her fire. Our Commodore slipped
his cable and wore round two broadsides
compelled the brig to follow the example of
the Confiance. H. the mean time the Preble
compelled one of the enemy's slo0ps to strike.
The other grounded OH Hospital Island just be-
fore the battle ended, and was taken Dos
session of by some of our galies. The enc
my's gallios, except two which were sunk,
with the assistance of their oars, effected
their escape. The slaughter on board the
British feet was immense The Confiance A.
lone had II 10 killed and wounded. Our loss is
severe So men killed and wounded on board
the Saratoga. Conn Macdonough himself
was three different times knocked down by
tho splintcrs and falling spars and blocks, but
has escaped witt triAing injury. The loss ON
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tecrs of the 5th, and many of his men, dis
tnguished themselves. To Brigade Majors
Calhoun and Frailey, ami under great obi
cations for the prompt, and jealous perform
ance of their duty. To my abide Camp,
Major George p. Stevenson, too much praise
Cannot be given his industry in every arrange
meht before the fight. and in animating the
whole line, was conspicuous his zeal and
courage are of the most ardent kind, the
sprightlmeSs of his manners in the most trying
scenes had the happiest effect upon all to
whom he had to communicate my orders and
the precision with which he delivered my
commands, could be exceeded only by the
Goodness with which he always saw them exc
cuted lie was animated, brave, and useful.
Major VIM. 4. Barney, and Adjutant Lemuel
Taylor, OF the Cavalry, who, having no OPP
portnnty of distinction in tlreir regiment ow-
ing u the grounds, did me great service the
former in aiding Capt Montgomery, the lat
ter III conveying my orders through The whole.
Mr.. Robert Goodloe Harper deserves my
<hanks. He visited me just before the action
accompanied the advanced party, and aid
ed me much throughout. Tie brave soldiers
under my command have suffered many pri-
vations, and recognize among our killed and
wounded many valuable men of which will
make report in a few days.
have the honor to be, Your obedent ser
want,
JOHN STRICKER,
Brig. Gen. Com. Sd Brigade NJ ~
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session, respecting the existing state sfthe re-
lat"iis between the y. States and the CONT
mental powers OF Europe, rs he may deem,
Tot Improper to be communicated.
And the Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
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f'6any Register, Ertra-iNonday
Morning, Sekfem6er 10.
FROM THE NOR@TH

FROM The NORTH.
BY the northern mail of Saturday evening,
we received the Burlington Centifel of FRI
day last, containing the following pleasing
and very interesting articles:
From the Darlington Ce1ti,el, .Sett l6.
The following account OF the force and loss
on board the British and American Fleets,
was received by gentleman in this place,
directly from Com. M'Donough, and put Oh,
paper on the spot, and may be relied OH as
correct, so far as his indefatigable attention to
the wounded and the burial of the dead, and
the fidelity OF the British officers, have enabled
him TO ascertain the facts
RRITISI
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BRITISH
% 1850 81 10
Total,

Several OF the gunboats struck but the sin
KING state OF the large vessels required the as
sistance OF the men in our gallies, SO that not
being able to take possession of them, they
were able to save themselves by fright.
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either side II Is difficult and as yet imposs.-
bic 70 ascertain.
The comparative loss Of the enemy with
ours is stated at two to one.
The British feet consisted OF fifteen YES
sels viz:
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ALEXANDER MACONfB.

The following was published on Tuesday
in the form of a handful we have made d
few corrections for to-day's paper.
CENTINEL EXTRA.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville.
csrner Of King and FairfaS Ssree's'
OFFERS foR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes lcho
of best quality,
8 n hhds. Muscovade < Orleans su'
CARS
81 barrels Do'
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choeo'
late No. ! and 3
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 pancheons w. India Rum
S hhds and 90 bills Northern DO.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins
600 lbs Fresh Currsnts
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
linda general assortment as usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
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K4NHAjVA LAND
March Is.

toIk ohLLs
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
Of first quality unimproved bottom
LAND, lying on the great Kanhawa
River, in the state of Virginia, and be.
ing part of the lands belonging to the
estate OF Dr.. James Craik, decd. The
character Of the Lands upon the Kan
iawa generally, and particularly OF the
tract known by the name OF
Craik's Survey
Is too well understood to require Je.
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
nov offered for sale. is inferior to none
in that country. Salt works have been
lately established in its neighborhood.
A full ard perfect title will be given.
Torn. OF sale Cash. Persons disposed
to purchase will apply to
J. ID. Simms,
Alex: Moore,
Executor. Of the last 7uiN and fesss-
menf Of Jas. Crsik, decd.
March IL mp
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOP THE RIUNAWAY.
n AN away from the subscriber at
IN this place, about two months 4.
go, a NEGRO MAN named
III E n r Y
Abou, 81 or % years Of age, low, we'll
made, and remarkably strong and ac'
tive for his size.-His arms and head
are very large-his looks rather surly,
but he can assume an insinuating,
smiling countenance when he pleases:
when alarmed, embarrassed, or about
to be detected in any offence, be STAN.
mers very much but at other times he
speaks very we'll He is an exceeding
good ostler, carriage.driver, and wag.
goner. purchased him ofMr. Ralph
Wormley at Urbanna, in January 1910.
He was raised by his brother MIR.
Warner Wormley, in King William
county but have reasons to believe
that some evil disposed person has
FINISHED him with pass, to enable
him to pass through the country as
free MN, ane that he is now on his
way to Alexandria, the Federal City,
ard Baltimore, having passed through
Fredericksburg.
He carried with him, or had on when
he went away, a purpleish or brown.
ish .urtout, with red flannel lining and
large white plated buttors-a short
coat Of twilled Virginia cloth OF
blackish color, being of cotton and
wool mixed-a pair of pantaloons OF
the same kind of cloth, several waist
coats, one of them Of striped Virginia
cloth--a tolerably good black round
hat, and several Virginia cotton shirts,
and sew eral other articles.
'hot.ver will deliver the aoveb slave
to Stpljam Herbert. Esq. in Alexan-
dria, or1 myself here, or convey me
such information as will enable me to
get him again, shall be very literally
rewarded. All persons are eorewarn-
cd not to harbour or entertain, and
all master. Of vessels and others, not
to carry him out Of the state, as those
who shall offend herein shall be prose.
.uted with the utmost rigor Of the law.
David Robertson.
Petersburg, April 2o-ss. If.
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Bcrklcy Springs, y;rsin;.

Bcrkley Springs, Virginia
TVHE Subscriber returns Ss
u sincere thanks for the patro ,u's
he received last season by a gen., "se
public From the great eneou,s ua'
ment he has met with, he has MAD a. ::
his business wholly to attend and nal. :.
every preparation for the general .s,;.
faction OF those who may please to b.
nor him with their custom.-He h.
removed number of nuisances; bm,.
and repaired buildings, and has pu, al
the baths in complete order, 20 thar
very thing may be wholesome & clean
In short he has every building in ,o,n
except Mr.. Abermathy's stone nous.
which he occupies himself The sun.
scriber has rented squire Hunter,
house at the sign of General Wushise,
ton, together with the rest OF his bulS
lngs and improves ents, where he viii,
accommodate those that chuse to cal,
on him, or at the Old Coffee How.
near the Bath Square, where tie puh;
lie will find the subscriber with two a..
tentive polite young men as Bar keen. |
ers, not sucL as he was SO unfortunstc
as to fall in with last season. Good
Cooks, pasturage, sc. good I; 1ers
select Walters Cor the House, koirs
Liquors of the best quality in the {.
States. Good music for parties and
every attention paid by the publie's
humble servant.
Robert Bailey.
N. B.-The SUBSCRIBER wishe. To- sell
his Dwelling, sailed +" BcRey'. Retire.
ment," in Frederick county, Virginia;
and two Farms in Berkeley county, and
one il Hamsphire county, Virginia, with
good Merchant Mill, oil in good order.
For terms apply to the subscriber Al,
Berkeley Springs, where be can be seen
from the first of June till October mex,
and the premises shewn Possession
given & good deeds in fee simple clear Of
all circumstancese on good term, for cash
or large payment in hand, with req.
sonable credit secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June 4 lawlot.
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers tor
sale a FARM, containing about 80 acres
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of MIR. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, tho greater part of which IS
meadow land and the remainder we'll ..
dapted to clover and the production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, all in wood and timber, except ..
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Raven.worth road, about
six mile. from Alexandris, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Dame!
Dulany and the late Robert Moss and
about a mile from the FIRST mentioned
farm.
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4 1aysTn. Store House, So.

< II lGUc772, tJtO9c AAO''00' ~
TO LET.
" OFFER on rent for one, or tor a
term Of years, several Houses,
&c. situate at this place, viz =
One a two story Brick build
inc. calculated and prepared for aStore
house. with Store & Counting Room
on the first foor, 2 rooms on second
floor and large Carrot, Cellar and
Kitchen 1t would accommodate a
small family, in addition to that OF a
s,ore.house. This property can be had
Immediately.
Also the large Brick Tavern,
with the other houses, stables, lots, &c.
thereto attached, at present in the oc-.
cupation of Mr., John Maddox. This
property can be had on the LIST OF Nov.
next. for the information of those that
are not acquainted with the situation !;
state that the Tavern is large two
story brick house, cellar under the
whole, divided by brick walls into three
parts, in which house are Is rooms and
3 passages adjacent are family house
and kitchen, large stable, an enclosed
lot of one acre and another acre lot tor
a garden, to which can be added, if re.
quired, pasture, &c.--Situste at Fair
tax Com House, and on the Little Ri.
yer Turnpike Road distant from Alex
andria, Georgetown and the City Of
Washington, nearly equal, lsmiles,
the situation is healthy d none more
public, and if occupied by proper per-
son, and one who wa. calculated to
keep an Inn on large scale ; II is tho't
by Judges, that few, if any stand would
be more productive:
Also, one other Two Story
Brick House, with cellar, kitchen, sta.
BILE, and enclosed lot of half an acre.
This property is now occupied by MIR.
Samuel Cross as a Tavern, &c. it would
answer for the same purpose, or for the
residence of a family, and would be
let with the large tavern, or store-house
if so required. Possession of this last
property may be had on lst Nov next.
For terms which will be reasonable, np.
ply to the Subscriber.
r. Radcliffe.
Fairfax CT. House, !
June Is. lawTu.
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Courtthereof letters ties.
tamentary Of the estate of Gavin Ha.
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their claims on OF
before the 2o;h day ofJuly next-they
may otherwise be by law excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
VIM. K. Clagett,
Er'or. Of GaVin Hamilts1
January q. law6m'
IN b. The sale Of his goods will
take place on the 5th February.
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land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale.
TIME subscriber will sell that well
known Farm RETIREMENT
r is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandra, containing
553 ACRES.
The improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house,smoke house,
a large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncom'
monty well, and to person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
this farm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandria com.
bined with fertility of soil, SC. rendersit
well worth the attention of those dispo'-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir-
ed) will be given neutrality-suspicious.
disposed to purchase may know the
terms on application to Benjamin M.
Brooke or the Subscriber residing on tho
premises.
March Is. u
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JUST RECEIVED
ne e

FOR SALE BIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS
Lewis & Clarkes expedition up the
Missouri, across Rocky Mountains
and down the Columbia River to the
Pacific Ocean-By order ct the go.
vernment Of the y. S.
Smiths Botany the first American, from
the I'd London Edition,
Lucas's elegant imperial quarto Atlas
colored, containing Maps of all the
States and Canada,
Cottage Sketches, or Active Retire
nent, by the Author Of the Antidote
to Miseries of human Life,
Rose and Emily, or sketches OF Youth,
Clarkson's Life of WIN. Penn--2 vols
Murphy's Tacitus. s vols. elegant.
Homer's Iliad and Odyssey new and
beautiful miniature edition.
Popes Poetical Works do.
Zimmerman on Solitude do.
Thomson's Seasons do
Junius's Letters do.
Hudibras.
The Bride Of Abydos,
Lord Byren's Poems complete,
=. ALSO,
Madison's large Map Of Virginia, Gle.
gantly colored and Vanished on can.
vas and Rollers,
Arrowsmith's Map of the World do.
Jas. Kennedy & Son.
May dit
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KANHAWA LAND
FOR sale.
10000 Acres of LAND,

II WING on Elk River, about go
- miles from Charle.town, where
IL emp,ies into the Great Kenhawa Ri
vsr, and IN the County Of Kenhawa,
win be sold or exchanged Tor other
property In the District Of Columbia,
or any Of the adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land Is heavily timber
ed, of good qualitys and lies in the
neighborhood sf several valuable Sail
Works. For terms and particulars
apply to :.
t.dierdndria.
MAY q
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Oh. Sinms.
FOR SALE,
Il valt.ableTact Of Ldnd

II UQitLlOtFl1uCG " A'A'"'
Situate in Fairfax county, on Sugarlao'
Run, near the Leesburg road, contain.
ing 262 acres About 100 ACRES a,e i"
Wood and we'll timbered: The s!es,
ed land is divided into convenient nslO,
under good fencing, is veil va'ereo, si n
the soil is equal if not superior 10 any "
its vicinity. .,oa
On this excellent Farm are gov'
Dwelling House. Kitchen Barn, I n,
bles, sc. AS purchasers will view ,s',,i IN.
themselves, more particular ''
ton is deemed unnecessary. o,Is
For terms apply TO MINI =,
HARPER, residing on the pren,sn.rr
STEPHEN DONOHoL.
49,, d5tlsw
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NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIV ED

A9AV NxNo1Ss
JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE BY
James Kennedy and Son.
Egyptian Air, arranged as a Rondo,
How often will proud memory trace,
Through icy VaIlies,
Six Favorite Songs from the Lady Of
the Lake,
How wretched is the Captives Lot,
Recitative and Polacca by Mszzinghi,
Fitz-Eustace,
Overture 70 Panurge,
Once on time,
Young Lobski, by Mazzinghi,
The Sentinel,
Dear Erin or Cushlamacree,
New Instructions for the Pisro Forte
with the proper mode of lingering
from the best authors, by G.. +.
Blake,
Hooks Complete Book of Instructions
for do.
Blake's Complete Preceptor for the C..
Flute,
-- Evening Companion for do.
May 81. diff.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Agf,REEABLY to the last will an
testament ofthe LATE Doctor James
Edelin,, the subscribers Will sell all the
real estate whereof he died possessed
consisting of farm adjoning the town
of piscataway in Prince Georges Coan'
ty, containing about
400 ACRES,
Tbi. place is well improved witS com.
portable & commodious dwelling house
and all convenient and necessary out
houses, barns, stables, quarters, &c &c.
Of a superior quality, the most healthy
situation in that part Of the country. On
this land are several well prepared II.
mothy meadows, and very consldera.
bic quantity of this land is well adapted
to and easy of preparation for timothy
the soil generally 10 fertile and well a.
dspted to the growth ofwheat, sern' &c
From several experiments, plaster acts
well on this land some OF It IS wen SCI
with red clover. There is on 1t a great
abundance of timber and wood. 1t VIII
be sold on the prenisises TO the highest
bidder on Tuesday the slst day OF June
next, if fair, if not the next talr Gay.
Terms of sale, three equal payments at
the end of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bond
with approved securities, with a lien up
on the land until the puehase money is
paid
At the same time and on the same
terms, will be sold tract Of land lying
in Cornw allis's Neck, Charles County,
containing
500 ACRES.
II i. deemed useless to give . minute
description, as purchasers will view the
premises before the day OF sale.
Joseph Edelin,,
Nicl. Stonestreet,
Executors Of DR.. James Edelen.
April -. ia~'''
c. The Sale of the above
property is postponed until
Thursday the lst September
next by the Executors.
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Lots on the City Road.
II WILL LEASE for a term Of years,
few Lots handsomely situated On
the main road leading to Washington &
Georgetown, suitable for meadow, gar.
dens or pasture.
Chas. Alexander.
June l6 Il
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GRa.NYELLE PENN, ESQ.

: GRlNVELLE PENN, ESQ.
THIS little work was presented
by MIR. Foster, Gate British Minister)
to gentleman of the District, and
through that sentleman's goodness is
now published.-It made its appear.
ance in London early in 1912, & went
through two editions there in few
months lit differs from other works
of the kind, in its conciseness, being
ctassed under three general heads,
viz. TIME PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. After taking full view
ST Time Past he takes characteristic
view Of the Sign ofthe Presem Time,
and insists, that the French Empire, is
not a fifth, but the last predicted pow
er, OF the fourth or4ast Empire, then
of the propnetical sequel Of time, and
fall of this last. or great power, and
concludes with very interesting deduc-
lions, drawn from Prophecy.
To Rent Lease or Sell.
THE subscriber will rent for the en-.
suing year, lease for term of years,
,r sell for cash or on long credit, that
NorED TAVERN, &c.
I'm Port Tobacco, Charles County state
pf Maryland, at present occupied by
Mr. Horatio Clagett. =
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas. Co. Dec: IL.
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Public Sale.

ukJllS Jaw
TNHE Subscriber being aooo' " .ot
move TO the Western County,. -.
wishing to have all his buslne" Iu'' !. n.y.
led and arranged for that purpose s.. " .,l,
der the necessity Of offering ~ me
(for ready money! on Thur'a1y y, The
18Th Of September next, it tar, T" ucp,,
next fair day--Negroes, Catoe,a 10 c.
Sheep, Corn. Fodder, Hay b. p,'0,,rla,
der, Household Furniture, f'''
Utensils sc. ,.
10 hn Wilson, SEMI |
Fairfax Co. Va. near the Ne lot,
Court-House, July ia/~
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EPPES ELLEREY
NATHL. KIMBERLY
John HUGHES"

Bsi.amsre, March i6fh, 1914.
u7s DR.. Him. Gardner
{" SIR deem it proper tor the
good of the afflicted, to make public
your quick cure of violent aud pain.
full sore had supposed by an emil
neat physician, to be connected with
nv insldes.