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Nashviiie, Jan. lh, 1914.
SThTE OF 7EM.vR SsEF.
The Governor of Virgins.

= n II or 4 A-N-fT ONE r.
N General assembly, Der. I7th, 1873
Resolved, by the General Assembly Of he sts,
OF tennessee that our Senators Congress be IN
r To- IN eui tpr So t2tives reques.ed to u e
Their best endeavours TO prevail upon Congress to
propose to Ire several State for their adoption an
amendment - tn Co st,tutiun If the Unten States
SO as to reduce the term of service of Senator'S in
Congress, from SIX to that of four years, from the
time tkey enter upon the duties Of their appoint
ments.
hesoNed, mat the Executive of this State be re
quesed to transmit copy Of the foregoing resouti
on to each OF our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, and to ach of the Executives of the Sc
verai States, with request tst they submit it to
the consideration of their respective Legislatures.
TIL: CLAIBORNE,
Speaker Of tie House of Representative
RCRT. G. FOSTER,
SPEAKER Of the Senate.
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s T A G r s

He public are respectfully Informed tbet the
SIAcEs which have heretofore run 10 the
Eagie assrn, will hereafter 20 70 the Coumbaa
tto'e' 10 the City of Richmond, where the neee,s..
nouShon a. comfort Of the passengers
Mrs Moseley WHO keeps the house, will make
every exertion in her power 70 give general CITE
taehou to them ard al other gentlemen who mav
please TO favor her with their custom. '''|
TIE PROPRLETORS,
Jan. ~. eDtf
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TEWDOLLARS RA JV.fPD.

SrRAYED from the Subscribers stable in the
~ City OF Richmond, about 10 or la DAYS AGO.
q large "s0'
CIR e MARE,
Upwards OF feet in height and about 6 yesr, rs
age, with scar on her left side, ocos,oned by :
saddle. Also da,s
BAf no r S E,
N'th small STAR IN his forehead, branded with
the letter W. sn bis right left thisA--The above
reward and trsrelling expenses, will he paid for
the delivery ofthe Horses, or doArs tor either
of them.
Jan. 60. u6,-
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A HORSE STOLEN

By Monday evening was stolen frem stable at
W Rockets,
BAY HORSE,
10 years old, star in his forehead, near fore foo,
vhite-sn excellent saddle horse and well GATED
here he s known by the name of GaAssHopPER.
near w nnchesler ne IS called SHoEnAKER. will
give so for information, so that get him and for
the thief $40 and pay all reasonable ehasees
RALPH ALLEN
January g. w4w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-'rbe
v Subscribers intending to close their concerns in
the Tanning Business in the course of the present
year. offer for sale their
Tan Yard e Tanning I,nhiements.
The Yard viii be sold at Public Auction on the
hrst day OF March next, not pre- iousy sold Al rr
vate sale, and possession will be delivered on The
lst OK October next. so to esable the purchaser
to commence his opers.oR,. They win also sell at
that time, the Untspned Stock that may be on hand
at fair ysluaon, together with The i'm peiue for
carrying on the busiuess.--Also, what dried Hides,
'ark, &c: may be on hand. The Terms will be
made reasonable.
GEO. FISHER & Co.
January :. usw
BSURSUANT TO decree OF the Chanrery Court
= OF Williamsburg, made in the suit Of John
laTa against Mitchell aud o hers, TILE BE
ooLO tor ready money, onthe 9TH day uf Nav
next, before the door uf the tavern nov occunied
by homAs Spence, at Westmorelsnd Court House,
that Valuable Trt:t OF Land called Mount Pleasant
containing abcut
IHIRTEE.N HUNDRED ACRES,
In the County of Westmorcland, which was in the
possession OF John 4. Carter at the time of his
death. The Commissioners who will super;ntend the
sale, know the Land, ani have no hesitation in saw
ing that OF the best in the county of
Westmoreland. "
JOHN TAYi4OE LOMAX.S
ELLfSON UURRiE, : Cor,m'r9
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan. %. 1,rta
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LAND F0R .S.fLE

LsdJFO RCR SHE
8 " the Esd day OF February next. at Hsnoys-
- court Heuss, being court day, will be sold.
sos y9creS Of Land,
IN we County of Hanover, adjoining the J,s,
OF OF. Edmund Taylor Seh'r. William Kim pe.es
WIN, .. Gree ., George Mann, Nr,. An,to.
ny, and Jacob Christian this Land In ,", .n
miles tbs side of Col Goodal's, & VIII, we
rn'es OF the city OF Rchnlod & of the sn1 -
sooS' cue hundred scses are cleared 81 has iereon
so9u irsmed smoke house, large apnJe -
~" " prime truit and the water eoust to 80,
IN tue Lower Ccuntry-The bsIsoce, ~ ~
u"siehTea hsnd contains valuable growth IS -
':n oSH umDer perhsps equal if not s,p.rior ~ 80
"i'l'h 'he same disianceof this city To earrsoto-
vi PEI SONS engaged IN sawing timber to, ,biio -.
Set tins Land would be particularly ysIssI" Ia
ABOVE cesciloed Land was late the nronor, 90
oatchelder Valentine deed. ans will he LII %
Undersigned, his Widow aud Distributess 80, ~ .'ls
9i' oil age, and will unite in the neces.o,, 1900
anee to the purchaser.--Th re terms ofssJ esh,sy
cssh--one third in SIX and the res,dne S"r .isu
months from the day of sale with ,.od &c '"e'C
ron me premises to secure the payment of ~, .
last instruments f'' s"' vi ne Two
WIDOW Sc DISTRIBUTORS
u Z. Valentine, decd.
Richmond Il, ,E who died inteSt1e
~. Is. The Land win be sbewn %
esiuus Oh seeing 1t on appicaton to NJ
t,u''er VINO mas rented it ter tie presep,
POSSESSION Wi. be given LIST Janusrv az - -
haps sooner if required. 1919 OF per-
Jan. %. =.
-ytf
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SAFES at AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLE.

WILL BE SOLD,
"A T PUBLIC SALE, at the Goose. pondr, in ,he
county at Caroline, the estate of the late Mat
thew Toer. deed. on the 10th February next, III
fair, otherwise NE next fair day,)
III The. Personal Estate OF said Nfoftbe,,,
I'oier, deceased. consisting of
II OR IA l. / K 81 Y NE GROES.
Several plonsh Horses, and the stook of Cattle.
S"eep sud HOES together with the crop of Corn.
Oats, Fo'lder, Plantation etSusils, &c &c.
Ne've m nlhs credit will he allowed for sll pur-
chases above $50, under that sum- cash. Bonds
with approved security viii, be required to carry in.
terest from the date, fact punctuslly paid A, the
same time the plantation will be rented tor the prs
sent year. CARTER B. PAGE,
Admir- of Mathew Toler, deed,
Jsn. IL. ids
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,he military service of the United States or of hs
state and tor other purposes'--" concerning John
DIXON" 10 authorize Robert Lewis TO build a toll !
bridge across Rsppahsnnoek river," we're read
third time and ps ssed.
On motion ct MIR. Gsrrow,--Resolved, That the
public printer be directed forthwith To print $50 &C.
pies OF the act, entitled" act q perpenate evil
dence of the desertion of slaves to the enemy ard
for other purposes" parsed January sth 1914: for
the use oil the counties the Eastern frontier OF
this commonwealth and that the Governor be re-
qussteu 10 forward them immediately TO the Colo
mel Commandments
On motion of Mr. Mercer-Ordercd that leave
be CIV to bring in bill &c more efectually to pro-
wee Tor the sale of eight thousand shares OF the
cesds of such sale''
A communication from the Governor with seve-
raj docume ns noioscd1was received and read as fol-
lows:
Council Cha,,l6s. Jan. qstb, 1874.
TIE SENATE AND HOUSE OF DELE
:. GATES.
Fellow. Citizens,
In conformity TO the request of the Governor
OF the State of Tennessee, | enclose resolution
of the Legislature of tina State, proposing an q.
mendH,ent to the Constitution of the United States
avail myself of this opportunity TO inform YOU,
thst have received letter from the Secretary OF
STATE requesting 10 be advised whether the Ieeis-
lstureof Virginia had agreed TO- or rejected, gu a.
mendnent proposed TO the Constitution of the u
States, which had for its object the prevention Of
any ciuzen accepting any tile oi.nobGty, present
PS"s'S"f"' '',eeJ from Any tOreign prince or pow
err Upon reference 10 the archives OF this De-
psrtmeDt, no official document can be found which
Jnsthes reply sfirmsyiyeIy or negatively.
submit to the Legislature the proprie3y OF adopting
| some mode by which the difficulty nay be obsis.
ted.
is. BARBOUR.
INashViue, jan 1,t, 1914
In compliance With request of the General As.
semoiy OF the State of Tennessee, have the honor
10 transmit, to your Exceency copy of their res.
oiution, adored the 18th of October last and re-
questthat you will submit it TO the confederation of
the Legislature 1.-THE State over which you pre-
fully,
| Your obedient servant,
| The Governor of Virginia
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4 IN Saturday tie 5th day of February nexf. ,v;l,
- be exposed TO pubic safe for cash. before the
9oor OF tue Bell Tavern. several shares in th,.
crook Turnpike Company, belonging to DELINQUENT
BY order Of the Directors
=, CARTER 3. PAGE, secr'y.
Jan ii. tbs
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Jan 60

BlLL8 OF H&CYA.NdGE LOST.
q " the Slst nitmo our ietters nslosins the fol-
" lowing Bills Of Exchange we're regularly de-.
posted IN the Post CHee here, Addressed to Messrs
Gordon, TroEes, Leitch, & Co. New York inclosinp
john Mutter's Bill No. on John Brown Jr Gas
gov, ICo0J
Cas- J. SicMurdo's do. no. on Jas. F. ;.e;,$r
Il 20. Liverpool fnon1
Patrick Gibaoh's do No Is on Gibson x so,s
u0h 100OE
The above bills were all dated
Richmond, 3lst Dee. 1913 at 90 tsyc sight in f..
vor OF & endorsed by John Leslie our Iettsr
addressed to Mr. Thomas IRWIN, New York nclosi .
George PicketPs Bills, viz. on
JsS. x JnO. Dunlop, London for, : 1909 ,e
Lesslie. Mcknight K Co GLASGOW. osS ~
1t. x Temple Gwathmey, Liverpool I551G
Iiibson d Soma, London e03'o9
Jas. Msury, Liverpool qI6 On
These Bills were dated as above ct GO dsys sgbt
IN isSor 1T and endorsed by John LESLIE pSyabie 10
Mr. Thomas Irwin order. BY the latest advis..
from New-iork nothing of the lette,3 or Bills had
been heard OF, and are now apprehensiye the
5iiis have or may fall into improper hands W.
therefore hereby forwarn the public from purshas
ing, eeiVng or IN any way whatever passing the
said aiH' unless from or through the hands Of the
0ehtlemen, to whom above stated thew were
addressed-The necessary steps To prevent aeaeI.
tance q payment TO improper persons have been 10
Ken. Post Masters particularly K all good C H.
zens generally throughout the U. States are reoues
sea 10 use their utmost Il beet e%ertions In order to
bring 20 light whether by accident or yllainy fiji.
mysterious and unfortunate sfFair 'i"'
JAMES SCOTT, & Co.
January ~ epG
>; Inc Post Master at New-Ytrk writes the
Post Master here, .undr date 18th inst. that no
mail from this to New York of the slst u,. had ey.
er reached him.
Twas also put in rhc Post Office OF Richmond m
the 5lst ut. two coPies 81 and 81 of exebsnss
addressed to Walsh & Gallagher, New Yorlr drs,ssr
ny Ellis and AIlaa, John Heatheoate, md Co
10 dou, 10 favor of Daniel Warwick at si~,r
dsys sight for ilo0o each, dated Dec 2Sth, 1914.
winch bllis likewise hsve not come 10 hand in Nev
York. Necessary steps have been taken to nro,.r,,
acceptance & payment.
LUCKE, SlZFR & n
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TIL Co,psrtnership under The firm of Iueke
Sizer & Co. was this day dissolved bv mutua
consent. GUSTAvUS LUCKE,
JAMES STEER,
HENRY ROVEY.
January Sd.
The Subscribers will continue the business Of the
above concern under the firm OF Luke & S,zer.
GUSTAYuS LUCKE,
JAMES SiZER
January !. ~
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LowDoN. October II.

10 ~ DUtf = 'IDtIIUtT . II
EDtract ofa ieffey from an officer on board
Admtraf Harren'8 feet, dated,
LYENHANEN BAY, Sept.1.
"Yru have no doubt heard in England,
hat the Americans lately made an attack
On the Plantagenet with Torpedo. On the
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Monday, Jan. 2f.
CA, A communication from the Senate by their
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
.asiion at KirbY's Windmill.

Whes Captain Bard with his Dragons
charged ON the enemy on Monday last
they were on the retreat towards their
barges; the ca.rgs WAS made With So
much split, that humbr Of the enemy
had actually laid dawn their arms pro.
pairing to >.rfendsr add it is p sbasle
that The whole Of the patty wsuid have
BEEN captured, If the troop bad continued
to plsss on them With the sa'Ss spirit &
energy with which the charge Has GOA
meDcsd -Uafortuss ely SEINE niscre
ant called, loudly TO the troop to retreat,
which they mistook for an order from
their officer and obeyed.--caPt. Bard
succeeded in rsllyirg part Of bis troop
as sosn a. be discovered the mistake, &
was retaining to the sharge--bst the c
nemy recovering IN the mean TIME from
their CONSERVATION had rallied behind .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05

Gen. Brewn arrived at Utica on
Tuesday evening We understand be
assupss the command at Sackelt's Mar
Dor
From Sackcti's Harbor We have adj
vices Ct late and important ctaras.er,
and from high authority but We deem
irimpropsr, in the Preseat critical STU
iea oil that post 10 make then public
The danger there thickena. The Bril-
tisa are daily reinforcing e. Kingston,
and their force at that place is compute
ed ut near Is oCo.
A letter from an officer at Sackstt's
Harbsr to the editor, dated Oct -.
savs-
"rhe ensmy's Aeet sailed up the
Jake sbou, the FIST Of the week, and re-.
gurned on Fiday. The LADY Of the
Lake or SyIph are gu, nearly every day,
Watching the motions Of tho enemy
Our Ace, is safely naored in the harbor
md ;ksrs is no prospect Of its going
out this fall"
We IcarR from letters received, tina
he esemy have recently sent q esnsi
derable number Of transports up III
ike, with troops, provisions, apmsni
ton, &c. for Gen Drummcnd ; aud 1.
is not improbable that The late cxp.di-
lion 9th Beet to the head Of tie lake
Was for the same purpose.
Militia Drserters --Alno.. every let
ter iTo0 Sackett's Harbor, teens OF
complaints Of the desortion Of the mill
tA They ara represen'ejste be ru,
ming acay, not in pa'rs~'or = sin
civ " but by companies" and {" hall
companies" Ab,u fifty Of the MI
lila Of this county have rstsrasd in
thi, manner within week; ard W
learn that almost the whole "i tho NJ MT
gom-ry warrior. have arrived at their
respective hoWs.
Hrkim.y Anerieen,
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Military Despotism Punished.


AT the circuit court DOW sitting in
this CITY, Cause Gaze onto trisl on>S a
turday LIS, between a Mr. james Moon
nell. and Major-Gensrsl WADE Haap.
ton. The prominent facts which appear
ed % tr,ai, We und erstasd ls be these -
That while cur ar" al ths north was
andsr the comaand of Geo. Hampton
last autumn, Mr.. N'Conbell who is .
very respectable citizen learnt that tho
enemy had received some considerable
reinforce nents, and TIA. an ATTACK OH
our army was to as app"eheaded HE
thought 1t his duty - communicate this
II ths general. ana sceerdin .iy csr!sd at
his qaar,srs for that psrposs But 10
his asloni h "snt inSts-d at fscsiviag
the thanks OF the ge"sra', he w,s Told
aith the mos, vi lent i, precautions, that
hi. intormiti, was false, he was ira
tor, and should he hung At the haIberls
immediately. He -as then dragged to
the guard house BY bndy Of soldiers,
confined there four cr Eve days with
,ut being permitted 70 write os speak 10
any ps,sen excep III the presence OF the
officer Of the guard compelled to lay
Ga tho damp bare ground (; to srhsist
up'n the NEST Sthy rati"ns that were
dealt eut to the criminals under con
hnement. aud in momentary sxpcca-
ton OF bsing led out to execution
The general then called toge her some
.f his officers who he thought most ht
ted to his purpnse, stylsd them colrt
martial, appeared as the sscuser, ard
insisted on this self constituted military
trihun,l ecndcnaing him to death for
-easona5ie Practices The unfortn-
nate mau. although refused the means
ot employing counsel, o. OF procuring
Witnesses, vas discharged. Ii appeared
that the inforns ivn which he had given
the general proved TO be tiac, and that
The only reason Tor this procedure on
,he part Of Gen. Hampton was private
pi1se against N C-nncll, as he nd ice.
queN,ly said no meant, TO hang him II he
could.
Gen. Ha~p'on's counsel offered no.
thing in evidence TO C utradict these
facts, or any hing to mitigate This mOn.
strous outrage.
His honor Chief Justice Thompson
prssided at this trial, and gave the charge
I" the Jury, mast decidedly condemning
al u'erpat ess Of p-iliisry pnasF, .sd-
recommending under dispa ,iona,e con.
sideration of the circumstances, such a
vsrdiet as would deter any future At.
,sTpt to sake the Liberties OF the citi-
zgns dependent IN the arbitrary will Of
a military commander. The jury retir-
ed few minutes, and returned with
w. Dict for the plaintiff, of NINE THOU.
SAND poLLAks damage.
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From 8 Lsxdss Psfr!
CoCKNEY BANTER:

Hon 10 esxrt irresisnSit Or fds Isvss
sfMr Viygins y Mrs Wssdie.
Oh, sweet Nrs Vaddis, don't fresR sucA
frowH,
You'll ne or get lover mere frpesr,
Should you search through Ias country,
or look tire the town,
Than me, Billy V.syins, the Srsscr.
Than the sfsuf tina. new drink to you,
my dear man,
Per my honor, my love it j. sfsufer;
Yea have kaetyed me sens time, aAa
you knows Uas a1,
But you cant say you knows me
sposteE
Then pray Mrs. v.ddle, be sweet asis
malt,
Not bitter a. best Kentish hops 10,
II my rival you soeS, you'li DC greatly in
faslt,
For ynu don't knus vOs animals fcps
Is.
But II you pW have me, then, o dear,
how I'll strUt,
Mines fame that uU never expire;
My rival ms y prove, shosld you Vsd aim
oil buf;-
Bot, depend Oh Il, am entire.
His lock, were like amber, his ekesks
we're not pale,
His eyes y they sparkIsd like cider;
He ywsre that his love was a. u, eng a.
his alct
And il was not bis wish to desids her.
Though his speeches we're )rothy, his
motives were clear,
BY tha brick way ne fixed on to court
her,
Fer, say. he, my der angel, although I
seNs beer,
You'iirsRember deal too in potter
Mrs. WsddIe, she found to deny ~s,'
vain, ~
He dcela,'d he'd sdored, since no
knew her,
And as she, pleasant creature, could no.
yer give >Pain,
Why sic sedaed yssng Virgins
the brewer
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Norknsrn S.
. TO sHKW
tsB vkRr AoE & Beps OF rMa rInR
AIS FOAM AND PRESSURE"
TO sHxw


Il is reported that a considerable por-
ton Of the people ofLcuisiaRs, have de-
tesmined TO accept the invitation Of Ge-
neral Nicolls, < change ,asir allegiance.
In consequence Of this determination i.
is added, that many ofthe wealthy PEG.
pie OF that coun,ry, who were not dis
posed to acceds 10 the Generals pre-.
position, had removed thsmselve. and
their effects to the state Of Tennessee.
A few days will probably bring US the
confirmation or contradiction of this In
tsrsstiag rsmor.
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The motion vas now decided in the

The rotion vas now decided in the
abrasive. uyes So, "a
rhe D.! having bsen further amend
ed
On ,he Suggestion Of Mr.. M'Kee of
X. taat nc desired to propose an amcnd-
nsnt soing to place volunteers during
the rae, on the saae tcr@s as TO bsuaty
Ia souey snd land as our other troops |;
which amendment he desired time to
prepare
rac bill was ordered to lie on the ia
klr till to-Morfo~.
BOUNTY TO PRlVATEER5.
M Robertson OF Lauisiasa atTe ed
for consideration the iolis~ing resolu
ton:
RssofpeS, That the committee on Ma
val Airs BE- instructed to enquire into
the rxpG diepey Of siviry a beup,y TO the
owners officers and crews of priv tcers,
for re sesseis oil the enemy destro, cd
o, sea, and that they have leave TO re.
psrt by Bii or otherwise.
Mr. r. stated dis object in moving
ms reso!Gtiee 10 be, in the 6rs, plaee,
q operate az tbs Commerce of;ae enc
my; ~ ,ae second; 10 preserve 10 ee'
country Tire .crriccs o. the seamen, uh D,
~ asaning tl.e eFiyS vessels, we're fire.
eaequy ezp.ured y ,bS enemy, aud "a
isy "a possible retained Sy him ~ his
pos.cssiru. a'.G withheld from exchange.
Tiers 1ese otaer cOseat reasons why
Such = elsEsure Gu. Il 20 be adopted,
VIZ. % give socUsreg'Gcni 10 \ species
OF warfare watch IN emery most seBsi
big ,e.i, &c. Whatever wsrs the &C.
pgeil Impressions Of gentlemen IN rela
tioa 10 Frisatsss;ug. Tai, msosure was
peculiarly propec IN rel-iicn IL u. be-
c~uss u prescott the epeny has oil the
commerce eli the weird and VIC have
49,.
The resolution WAS oSresd to, new
esa. AID the House aJl .urnsd.
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form yoa We have bu, Sheen days pro-
sIsisBs on beard Ut short allowance. !
enclose correct Ii, OF cur captures.
Iam respectfuilp,
L. WARRINGTON.
TIE Hon Wih,sm J5aes
Secretary Of me Navs.
The list Of vessels captured by the
Peacock appeared in eus last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05

The Legislature Of n. York at their
late session passed the following acts -
A act to authorize the rsjsirg Of troops
for the defence OF tna .taIs--An act
10 encourage pri,atssrins- An &C, TO-
tho repayment Of certain su'ns, advanced
by the corporation Of tho City ei New
York, for the deEchce of the s,a,e-An
sc, 10 prevent the apprehension OF Bri
fish dsserters--An act &c aid in the a2.
prchensiaD Of aaasrlers fran the army
and navy OF the u States And an act
to su,hori,c the raisirg oftvo rsg!Great,
OF mon Of ceisr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
JOHN COOK.
BosroN. Oct. 81.
LATEST From EUROPE.

LATEsT fkOA ECHoPEs
The Portsmouth, Oracle in an.
nouncing the arrival Of the Harry
privatser, adds the following Hsto.
which. though Of a questionable
shape, may possibly prove true.
Capt Hogy. a Scotch gentleman,
who arrived ia the HAPPY, sailed from
Aberdeen on the sd Of Sebt. last
previous to his leaving there, the eA-
petition Of Lord Hill, which was
fitting out at Corr, had been abandon
ed, and the troops dispersea; 5000
Of which had gone to Holland; and
his loraship ordered to England.
Extract of a letter fron Haljfa.r.
{" The Island of Martinique and
Guadaloupe must new be in possession
ofthe French. One Of the last YES
sells from Europe fell in with and
spoke on the 27th Avg. last. 7i's !
fiigntes 4 s brigs. 5da,s from Brest
Tor the West Indies"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
T O. r T. N T.
STRAYID

From the Commons Of Alexandria, q
bout the ErsI oi October, = BLACK
COW, marked in beth car'--ths
SHARKS not reeoilected, except The risht
ear waic'' vas orcpped-ahc had OF 8
Tin he'll .nIrked with the letters 4. w.
which WI, fastened on with . rops.
Whoever will give ms infosn at,oh
where she is 30 tast l get her agaiA
shall be well rewarded.
Abel Willis.
November s. 80