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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-20
--J0 TIE EDFTOR-tlated
(ASHINITnN II c.,.,


=" II IS impossible Ia S.y wherherll,e N0tio,si Bank
bill VIII "a, The Il of .,r'rv>e,,,, iiyeg
With he Nisioriiv, d, is;on ai vant ogsranin,it,
t'''lvy, x too Saturday Epa.'4v whist sSe nnst
,0int,i;v
Or uesr'y all the questions that come before he
ios' II Stems in.posble Gor DIE members U las ASIDE
mat cc0i E"eFrst at pCr;ircy Tor Their 9.rr c,,i-
"iS That Is As' IN necessary carry the ~
nvnt ihrongh the Wsr With honoe, az even wiih sq,-
~.
lhosr ~ 'h' iio'se who tl. rnos, apd wish 60 be
considered l0Gs'c are. sl.l, say, mon nj m
bit' Or prc2h;'ns Whatever s,ch ~ Nv - OF
NY. 'oc!siarcrl and ihogc 81 abilities in whom
The 'runn tic mcIrlf %, the n0,tv have. most
confidence, (slch as Mr., c. and STR l,---) take
"n !rt IN the rleasnres recommended on jlong az rr-
Wli,,.
"rhc nation is SIT ring un,'sr lhs gritty apathy. 81
hope the nation VIII let their Representatives. know
IT,
The EovNrnrne,t hnve r"comreen,'e, and the
Noplc have long eXpcc,'-i S,ucthin to '-e for
ti", R'v"n"e and'he ARMY. 'ihey have been !isap-
lo'ned by the National Iea !aruse S,,aws iiiehten
them.
OF Congress would blt raise the ,eccgssrv rnnIs
ana The t"vrrhmrnt push Tie recruiting officer
cashier and disgrace then Cor inactivity and brevetn md
Distinguish them for being artive-nn legal provision
woil be necessary ~ i 'tP ranks of the ARM ;a-
stance that active and enerpisng officer Cob Hani-
ton ot the Riliaren, IN your city, VINO has v n.
activity IN f'v months, IN \ orh Carolina enlisted
500 recrrts, making full battalion lie shou = h.
Drevetled forit"
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NQUIHER- OFFICE,
RICHMOND; EVA.1 DECEMBER 20. 1914.
CO.NCRESS.

In Publishing the following letter. make ar brcs-
eI't but this remark that the cso1s, prob ceti By
the pr"cc edngs o Congress is "a re here AS Al can b.
at Washington. We have never sfown the public
tone to DC higher, the public ndinaton 10 be grea
ter Three months in session. and not ~, efficient
defence of The States . an ended SO rs to raise orr
gears t'ennsead of two years. The nsioiity divided
ana cut up--no cs,cert ur energy among then--whie
ue cunning Minority clogs together iixs gang If
ft6Ge'S " Is impossible to see the course wh:ol.
they pursuing towards hat inefficient ,hn,u the,
Militia btl, without !oa,h'ns and contempt. The,
wish TO make mose snd sta up orpo;i,ion among ~,
psople-or else they would maze u sur about
such thing
These ucn are fedtrGFsts, aIh vet would deny 80
The " y The USE % their Militia constitutional
way Cab you wani OF Consistency " VAN, OF ii.n-
cite?
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no THE Sa,gr-,1nyo.. *

Mea2ures 10 repienish the Treasury, bv ai;.iarsi
taxes, are progressing, ard vii soon be finished Tie
senate have passed bin to establish Na:oasi Bank
Which will probably fiji in the H. OF K. Two ,aea-
sares tor defence have been atoc,;; one to I'll the
ranks ." the army, the other ciii the militia for.
II mon;t-.
III l, danreronsto indulge the most faint hope %
favorable termination of the neeocislinrs Mt G!,e-t :;
certainty ma ro;ticsn shonli shape us measures with
snch an expectation fiad many well.E:a.1l.ed men
do not despond oft
u cannot be doubted, that the last terms offered
by England have materially chan, and unless the
ornaments IN the West-Todies should be. suf GENTLY
strong to si,ze and maintain New-Orlca $ shall not
be surprised it the al GoSse.s should Weld 10 the
sfdtcn VIII e. the Parties were 6cfs-eftezsGr.
ne battles on the NIAGARA have unq,,est;orablv
produced the abandonment Of the original sine cila
-lsa." -"
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Dir. John Reed Ct Macs moved to strike
out sfleimacei candles and argued at some
length in support OF his motion, OH the
ground of the almost exclusive operation of
this tax on the island of Nantucket and
town OF New-Bcdford, &c. and their dimin-
ished ability topay (; as also on the ground
OF its tendency to depress the whale fishe-
res.
2 The question on the motion being taken
without debate, was decided in the afiirma-
tive as follows:
For the motion 50
Against it so
Mr.. Udree Of Pa. rlovei to amend the
clause for taxing iron castings, by adding
tAereto the following pro>iso:
" Provided, That all castings made use Of
III furnaces and forges shall be exempted from
paying the duty thereon
The motion vas opposed by Mr. Eppes, &
negativcd by a very large MAJORITY.
DIR Piikia of Conn. moved to reduce the
proposed Ia on leather from zen to five per
CEN. al vglorem.
This motion having been opposed by Mr..
EpDos, was negltivct..
Nh. IHkin, considering, rs he said, the tax
on ,ror as out OF all proportion, AMI impoltc
in the mode OF Imposition, SC. moved 20 strike
out tie proposed tax on tig iron, to toy tie
prnciPi- ct reducing the tax on iron man
ufactures
In the course of his observations Mr.. p cal
led the attention Of the committee to objects
st taxation more ELIGIBLE than those selected
by the committee of Ways sl Means, Totally
omittcdin this bill, viz manufactures of gold
aud of silver, Jewellery, glass wares, uTlbrel-
las, &c. ana oil-!nilis.
M. Pik:ii's motion was negatjved, ayes
So
M. Baylcs moved to strife out fur per
ccntum, the proposed tas, on hohcr, & insert
three in licu thereof. This melton was sap
ported by Mr.. Eppes, and decided in the of
.jfyma,i1,r.
Mr.. Bradbury Of Mass. then moved TO
except from the clause for taxing hQhcr, such
paper sis used for printing newspapers
He s1id it had ever been the policy OF free 60
vsrnInents to encourage tie diffusion of infor-
nation, which this tax would have a tenden-
cy to check, &c.
Mr.. EtheS opposed this motion, not from a.
NJ disposition to suppress newspapers. be-
cause lie did not believe it would have this eff
feet but because he believed the proprietor
of a newspaper VINO by his business made his
4 or 5000 dollars year, was as ht a subject
tor taxation as the manufacturers, many of
whom derived less profit from their business,
&c.
The motion was gatived BIZ 4 large ma
jority. The House proceeded in the further
discussion * amendment OF the bill And, a
bout 4 O'clock
The committee RISE and reported their pro-
ceefings to the House-and
The House adjourned.
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OEEICIAI

To Major Gooch, ID. H. General, from tine
CaftGin IF Pideftea, Dzted Hamilton. De.
u, haiffast ID, u. NJ
81 have this moment returned from the Old Point
Comfort Light House, where have been Ia view the
movements OF the British vessels ard 10 very ore NJ
surprise found irsaes briggs under SAIL standing
down towards avery high sard-hank which is about )
n'ts to the n Of the Light House with pretty smart
tram o' 'arges some III front OF the fiignts IN, Ls,
smt, sndune very coac toR schooner which they run
aSround-Oii the Capes, lay t!srge ships supposed TO
b. us"
From tie same 10 tie same, 5 o'cloci: p. NJ.
The moment after my Communication of
this date had left town. / started for the shore
expecting to see a skir,nish between our
troops and the British, and while going, I
herd the cannons roar ; but before got TO the
scene OF action, it was all over the British
had ct the schr. OF, and was under way,
out seeing the militia, gave brisk fire which
was returned by our SIX FOUNDER hut without
effect rom either side. The sclir. proved to
be Two Sisters of Baltimore, bound to ST. ia
20 laden w1th -four, beiongi 20 Jacob Graft
- f'altmpre, and commanded by Capt. Sam
ucl Harris. IN justice to the officers and
inen, stationed at this place, ieel II pleasure
in s'at;7y that their sonduct was rruIy Patio
| tic-pd heroic.
"'fhe number of the enemv's vessels en-
gaged and in sight were two 74's, 2 fiigatcs, s
| orgs and scbrs. with aDoat bargcs. The
capt and crew made their escape before the
baTses boarded them, bringing OF their clo-
thing. This force reached frcm the Middle
Ground to Cape Henry -No4e of 1hc ene,ny
landed.'
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NOTIEE

herehy gwen, that Books viii re opened for 70.
ceiviIs Snbs, II lions .cr Shares in the f,f -,
pATe CO1tetU, At Hanover Court-lioi.se o. yyedrse-
iay The $50, inst. un1rr tie man ge rnent OF is,,
WHfam Pshrd, HHomcs I'2Yara. ,faYiasig CSrt..
rlF"er thTt1;iGr, Ierey Jones ard flaIo I;4if,,,
ye'T0-.ht the Oaks CT the -o;h, u:dcr the msu,r,s
nent 81 Pcsst's. .Natb2niei G. i,1sco,q' Een1c IT.
s'o1 f'G'S9'i Ore7, Beycm'H B'a7ld Ii,.,id fjEzc.
ait' CGrie'' n Page And at tie n ~. 'raycy,. ~,
the CITY OF 't,chmonh, the 'st Niu,,y in Jr,.,,
next, uuder the management uf .Jls.z..s So,,,J n
ers, H1Hiam .iisu's4aH, beiljtSn Si.6ao,J H.,
ce' yac hae t''R'oo Seieh Cialst55aer ionb,.g
Gr9 h"toH. tretoa yr.
Dcccnlhcr %. OF
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Meor General Gaines, as we stated o,
Sa'n'day, IS ordered to Lou ; an. he has
iett this citY fer pttSheirg and thence viii
drop dow tie Ono and mississippi 10 t {
N'iy ol Kew Orleans. the d,t,uce Of w,ieh
We oeiieVe IS entrusted To a'd.,ol;evcd 10 Ne
INC proper sphere Ion the display = Genrr;il
Games inilitl,p Talents. Ii is nor Understood
thar Maj. Gen. Jackson IS ordeie,. from his
Alntaly District, and IS he ranks General
Ga.ncs he vii G-oRtIaac in ooof,l,A.ld.
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CHApLYsTnN, Dee. -.
= NHANLF%IFlN, DC. IS.
From t'"'aicg papc~s, ',rrsis'cd at ms O67ce.

roIH tTa'c1 f1lpcE5, FFr'lscd az ms O6ice.
klNssroS, (J) FSov. ~
" afForis much pleasure 10 be informe,l tina.
Captain the Honorable Anthsns Maitland. of n. vi S.
PI9"e, has received letters from the Adnraltv, ex
pressing in very 8atisring their explicit sppro
*tien Of ms prompt adherence to Is Instructions in not
con'yS toan engagement with the Ameriran Gisatc
ConstotO1 when he cell in vh her On the 18Th of
May last. Many VIII" wete stihat time unacquantcd
with the circumstances OF the cIse thought Captain
Mnt'and had not acquitted nist with strict pro,ig-
ETY. but las having peremptary orders avoid con-
test, places his conduct in most honorable point OF
view.
The capture octhe Amorican ship Peacock, by the
Kiln tiiate, a9d uat she hal taS her prize into
laX, arp a's 20 be unioundcd tl, Rim having arrived
in Eas and, without having fallen IN with tbs American
c.aizer.
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Valuable PROPERTY
R(iJ2 .c9T j.


SST1LL T." SOLD on Thursday The 2oh inst at
p. The late dwelling house of VIM Hofsnn, dec
N POwlialan countv, the TRACT Ot Ian - where.
the said Hohgpn resided. Til. land lies -, tic ins,
buckingham road, o miles from J,c coui.Louse, eight
from James and one Com hppooia;oV Ryers--It is
within thrty-6ye mites ri Richmond and forty five of
Petersburg and contains, by late srvey eight hun
dred and eigi; acres tao thicls nf which are we'll tim
tered With piue and oak.Al the fields under eod
encloufes aud ninety Bushels Of heat ase gown for
tie next erop-a bold stream through each field
The Improvements are aim gool rcpar, and con-
SIT Of dwelling house, With two above and be-
low lnubcr-house, mest.hopse, dairy, srring
house, Ice-house kitchen sad lsundiy--An excellent
framed bHu, two log tuoacco ho'iscs q very ia,se
sawcd-Jg ooru-house, with fantI stables arouudi.-
Any peisop Wishing to3w the premises, b. shewn
tl.em v Mr.. William Royal, who can BE- found there
ut ell times Tie terms NJ sno ell bc one fourth o;
the purchase money in cash, the balance in three All
nnsi pay nets, TO carry Interest from The date " not
puuetualy pspl--t5ond with Apr 4 stcnritv and
mort,age upon tic whole ioud siH IL tequircd.
hiSO--at n same troe and place Wiil b. sold tic
crops VI corn vliN, u.;s ard fodder tlr t1c; 81 hOr
see, hoes, ef md sh cp the household aud kfcei,
furniture. Gar ag Wons's, sc. So.lne J,rgs o. lhs
7nle viii he Gosh forsll unlsr go and lo. al
vs, " months crcdi, with bond and approved secur
ty, 10 carry interoS fon t,c date.
FR.4y-CLS 3. POH3j,L. Er'or
0fUm. HoJson. oec'd
Dsc Is. nix
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-TO TIE EDITOP-,,7,el,

'fiIiisvIie, Warren. :. Z, Dec &c.
"'n MONDAY last passed thCoish tits place 1000
troops as detachment to Norfnk, Vrg;nia to o1 in
,leeUae OF orr sister state, under the command of Col
Richard Atkinson They were a fine troop Of hs.lav
looking Young men The cop;uartl now tevo,ves on
Assembly"
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fTfUosc armed schooner KENT, IF baltimore,
from short and successful craze ofS days.
HJ'y Prisoners srerr brought uyt to so1yn last
e.'enias.
Extract from her Log Book.
On Thursday, Dec. 1sf, in tat. 20 As ~. az II
o'clocS. deserted u j2eet Of sail gape chase
ard az IL came m syth them g fund one
10 oe Jriga.e /; khe scene zray soon changed !;
she eGoe chase 10 us, anda at 8 II. VI. cvas oul
y sight, q zYe IN f,ztrSnt If the fee. j; at day
htrhf say Them from she mast head a tang qvay
of 20 he syindzvard, at 9 p. NJ COMING nh
7e'fh them fast. they taeked Shit ard stood
Ter us in regular order, and con,neneed 6v
Hr1SS bToddsidc utter 6rDodside as Hiep fass-
cG sts : 7ohen rvithm nuSket shot zye comnen-
ced ss1th or great fr1nS G:;d small arms
ar nay hast 3, 6oardcd brig ard earned her
70iM oniv one nun sounded a 2hit, b,le 81
scHr. keIt IN a brisk tire on Us, and 72e not
Glto@cther mte /; at haif fasf 5 6oarded the
Sfi1h, a'sd she houied her colours doyYn, 7ye
fben care Myee cheers and trth0,ed 10
"oDFd me schooner 4; she critd far quarters.
s;e o'rtcTea TER 70 remain g.hcTe SIZE rcGS,
ard engaged the other 6,1F ia Eftetn
minutes she 7oaa glad to haul d142n her c1i-
0.trs.
The dap brig nocv very far stenf and
some en6envoringto make thcb escahe, 1pe
e9'1cc'Uedit BEST for rs 20 secure syhcf ave
dlre0dy Lad IN ou, Iossrssion.
The following is q list OF the vesscis enga-
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Extract Of a letter 4 tel

sUHN, iIsc. 7 3.
"a large enemy's ship inview which went out Of
MoiacS Bay--it is reported that mary negroes have
teen taken oil from Gloucester, by the eneuv Within
few days Col, Holm Lewis is said 10 have lost many
Ships are passing up and down continually. 1'ree
sail went down tie 'ny belore yes: ,day one IL
Weknnw nothing OF The iIeet aucs ii lett he Rappa-
hannUgk."
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From me nErcignt's Cofc. Rclse Books
\ FLAG OF TRUCE

IT. 3 Crease o. lis p,aiesty's sugate Me
nelous, came no die river ycs,e,,ity morning
III barge from thar ship, under nag Of
truce. with dispatches from Rear Admiral
Nodkhnn to J. j. skinner. Esq scent Tor f:p,
OF truce and p'isrierS az var. TIE dispat, il
Is SUI CO have conveyed his replies to several
Applications II, m French suh,ect, and others
'or PASSPORTS To scnd sseis ~ ballast, xilil
neutral passengers TO Enrupe.
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re .frst foar srere mcancd aid ordered
hoD'e.
me o'Arrs ngcde thcir escahe after haulag
dorm Met1 coiOt-s.
THE number ofthe enemy's GINS 81 Hyen
Tp,re much SnILerior TO ours are last an. man
HA4ed oAG THREE syounded, he eseDiys loss
mar oSccTf0;ncd.
Ihcre are tzVc 1'essetS cG sie BAR, said to
be irizcS ia the Ar.ih.
PFrt 'rvIrn'', Dee. IS -rh. Encmy in tie Dela-
ware, 'r 10 se' again Friday evening last--st noon
"n SUNDAY tile outward bound vessels left Reed; Isl
and
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DUO T UNi IItI. TO.
It was currently reported ye ,terday that
the Secretary of War had requested of the
Commander in Chief of lhs Commonwealth,
to detach FIVE THOUSAND of the militia of
the state, to be placed at the disposition Of
General DEfRsorN, 20 be employed in an
important expedition, < commanded by Mai
kIEG. And accompanied by the further re-
quest that the state would advance the ex-
pences OF tie expeditions with the promise of
reimbursement ia the course OF two months.
We have not heard what answer Gov Strong
has mgde 70 tie requisltion ('f one has been
nade) but it is veil known that the Treasury
is now buTthcned with very heavy War
charge, and that the militia who have airca-
oly been SO promptly slaced 1T die disposal Of
the y. ,. ren9,n unpaid.
CenfiYfL (Ted. }
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f'0Wf" h fh'H';E -itr r.Cs-i. Dec q.
y bitter from IA, q uhi,o,,,l,l, p, Lie
.reHd ~ tins tp.rn - i the ~ iast menti,n, ,t
tlr ia a7i, one q t.r American Commissioners A.
Shent had vrtten 20 his hrsi,r this e;.ct--ti,s,
the Nego."i'nns were IN tram that l., Ii, Judgment
NAV end IN peace, but thy had progressed 50 -,
as Tor him 20 gee decided Judgment"
tif.D Al my Acusc, near hquia, 9th neceuibA,..
- i."' 1"'dt,or, a VIZ fart, from '1,ira
also cam government for % ,lays s-rv;.. r 30
team, II 81 yer isy, aud some other pa,ie,s ~
person h''rg lrgsiiy ho,ise,i, can RECEIVE th.. s,.
Nter paying Doctors ans anal other charges
CCSSOM i!OHTOi<.
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NI,s..-rr-nn IL. -

y ) 81 TG1cV, Dec. =
u sr'm're r generally ) &c . ...s.iA. i..,.e;
Jcnt y">cs-!w "7dc che loosir, uolinatiors to t.
hENfANtN w. Crnw-v.Nsurrrp, of Massachusetts.
to lie Secretary ostie Nav, II tp.. " ;
NILL'AN t--~ris, jlate Secretary ,1 yrarl ga l..
our Minister W Holland ~ k
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i DNEBGE 10 81 6IJI7I
EVO ~ iEl, n the Lowest Bidder. on next Cl,s,
y tsrf'td County Court dsJ {on te Oh dew d. r..
nuary) - %
TIE P4diang ofa E,fdce.
across the Z ~'ite GrssK, o.. the Pawlaisp D.s1
ne cnsh o. INC lir'ec, 10 impossible At ~. mr.
iaehi 10 cay from SO 80 feet ar onof
a neccs'ary cr.herl particulars how yer, si ~
'ed ON a." d'j ot et;i1- Il wished 10 out ~, H.
Br'dee as Don a7 poes5Ie; and IN rcfors sry o ~
is ~ ihe ncn roe d,Fored 10 take II AZ Pirate CON-.
tract van i1'ii'cHiaitiy rrpy - tie subscriber r,.;
on The spot WILII4l KF.4RR, ofM,
p'm NJ y Aiap Farr ii Ia
fovh.'e PaDer NiIls. y. g %. 49, n ~
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Orders have been issued by General ,ntoyh. for
bniidng forthwith number Of hats pthe Thataho-
che To transport down that iivcrt the detachment doe
t'nei sg1nst the Sernmoles tnlaua Alter e.. su'gu-
saton Of these savages the movements Of ,r troons
we should suppose would be governed by utcror e
vents GeoIoiaWdk
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FOR NENT.

4 Dwelling House on the Basin. nv .be rr,,o.,,
~ w"h two rooms AID a passage on each nor
Two hen irr -plso, ~ the collars with o,ad &C.,
den s"d wei o. gooi water in tle ward = a. ~
may be bad c'te'ni,o on the 5oh q January, oro55jv
Der, h7iug near tie premises ''O'erl-
AtCfELAUS HUGHES
iF'NeHiuer ~. v.ff
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
P.Lr1mnar nrc1e
TIE. E.NENiS

@i-'S c-Nl
The latest accounts from Annapolis state.
that no eneny's vessels were in sight from
that piace-So that the only enemy's vessel.
nearus are, the Nenehaus frigate anu a
hris.
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TROMCnIIliinIA

CaAVLEsToN, Dec. I've learn that the Hon.
DAVID Il. |Ii .LiANiS formerly Membe,. Con-
gess. and ate Brigahier General ia the Army n the
United States, Friday last elected Governor Of
dis siale, Tor two Nrlrs e,,l,Iig Ly larns NM rN
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NJ YORK, DC. i.
T9TPOR7yfyVT,-IF Y'EIyR.

A letter from tie Correspondent Of tho Pos-
ton Palladium at Ncwburyport, dated Dec. 6.
noon, says -" have lust seen the Doctor
Of the Macedonian. FIe informs re that
they found on board Pile a London paper
IT the 2ath Oct wdch stated that the nees-
Citations It Client had taken a fIDovrdJe
turn, aud that speedy P,ace was expected
toresult The American commissioners were
10 stay at Gbent, So
WiinfapfD7, CN C. J Ocerr1b p 3.
SHORT & BKlLL1AN'r CRUISE.
yAr1UoI ~ Ats SIT S.St. at S,ai.hglHs, The
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rvcEI1ENT sEN11MrN.rs

On the l2,' hist dinner wa give; to the Late
Secretary of Tie Navy byq r"nb.rof lie C;,izcns %
the bnlret-at which the following Volunteer 1 oa
we're g'er
Ky mr. JHoriog--JHe mva9o,, If Cauana---A ne
cesse'y measure for the defence OF tie coast.
~ "r. DnHas----C Congress Measures that raise
'ncA---and measures that ia.se money.
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NEGENEE 80 800.

IFIt''t''tif5 tVit > tLt.
" lhnfa-i'y he 18Th o. January next If fir OIL.
- tr~ise on TIE reSt fir dag, viii xf,oss ~ III
W. save, At WeS,n"ver ~ he corr0 ct Chsres C,y
nnong theo arc coarse capeaterv, stoe.n,s.e-.
-"3;-sn' w.; lso, Good waahc;s and plain c,ot. ",
hFSs servants II b1'h sexes 10 not k,oo, 80. 't
e'ln. pc nun ro' cool nfTors a or,l, ,rtg,i..
1919 WI nc allowed the purclssers u.,,n ,l,s
G'yne honfs IA snpJ vcd securities ~, - ''e'
70, ~ the rf"ne'ty Pecaops prcftfrins 7's- 10
""i We allowed iiscount Of per Dent rra, ~. -
~ me s'"e LINZ, upon creGisof .is ra,ttts "a
~ 90 E'0e "'4'"ss, 'IDo Hdggoa mi IN erc.ls
r.u,o RICHARD " Byrd
~. - It's
0J The II. tor o. the Petersl,rg Rer,,,,r..
rtlHe' 70 HFert re i've ti tic Jay Of s.,s ~,
20 "''D "'' 's'o'o' 20 the editor u aie E gq,el.
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MOI ICT.

hereby given t;q, the i,trrnal I)r,rs ,,,,o,.,,
congress, Vi oeecme dpc or the. inst ,iay Of j,,u
ary' All persons subject "a the cur,-,tioo ,r
me sec oi Congress, are ifprIae,l t'nt Shall s,i
w W 'es.'e1''e Nourthonses in my District at Tie
COuts IN January uext, and rcna;o st osch O.
nous Two days, tor the purpose orrcc.yinC PAYNE Is
5'Nui'a ce:se sud certificate, to such os ar,,v-Al
persons 'naestei for still duties are required TO mll.
,,nlpeoate payment :a'lure Will Sornpc me tom,
I.4cDt they .rye due nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-20

DJEp--On the 17th, Dr. RoBEuT RALsrox, ma
five Of Scnla,d. Ioreal genius he added extensive
crudton, and TO both acharacter eve WY excel
lent
We virtues and lpaces, come brirei
Nfur tribute m concert with love,
Cui ELL The rich aowrets Of spring
And place in their centre DIVE.
Is CarIor "a visits lis tomb
Shcli say. b" Nh s.gIs e.nhlcr view.
Ike llowrut he ',.H n his hloo,n,
IKE dove nc wiz tender and true.
No reap cfprnld sculpture he naeis,
:" % mark wiie-- hts ,s,cs nov lie.
'Nur scrVl leterd o',.r With Iia ioc,is
10 prompt the soi' bosom h. sight
4" lis mime ani bright geuirf shall live,
"Erib.ifn'd by the breath OF Inc fas,se
divide fame has laurel 10 giga,
Or pty pillow beisss.'
OSCAP.
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EI.I.NKN

EJ.i.NHiS
TcR S.fLE at RE OEc. RI RHci's eaa
Itaetcay,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-20

DAVID STONE, Of North Carolina, has re-
signed his seat in the Senate of tie United
States.
LEVIN WINDE2 is reelected Governor OF
the state OF Maryland by the Legislature now
in session, by majority Of 81 votes over Ro-
bert Bowie, who vas voted for by the Repub
licars present.
Brig. General CANES, has given notice,
III General Order, of his relnquiShing The
command OF the Philadelphia District in cor
sequence of orders ne has received TO repair
to louisiana
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-20

Depart tbs life on The 10th INST ~ Efenrico ca0n-
- alter long and painful dne's which qhe bore @
ehfe,i.n ", dtuie. II p. .Wnrg I'M Hssig axsd &c