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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
WILLIAM HULL.
-Nc7Oto7, Nay 1917, 1914.
Providence, RI. u Man Is.

LATEST FROM n. PROVIDENCE.
On Monday evening last arrived at this
port, the cartel schr. Liberty, captain Jenni
son, from Nassau, New-Providence, after
a passage o. 2 days. 1 he Liberty brought
90 prisoners
Captain Jennison. who SAIL, d from Nassau
on the Gotta ultiNo, Informs, that on the 24th
the Unred o,ates sloop at war Froic, capt.
IosePh 6alnbrldCe,o of 70 guns and l75 men,
arrived there = prize 10 the British frigate
Orpbeus, captain Pigoi, Of SO guns, having
5sen Captured teT Gays previous, between
ilav@nna and NJ aglnzts. SJpposlng the
OyphcuS TO be mech antman, the Fronc
lay to Tor her, as She was Coming down.
and did not discover the mistak. ill nearly
within the reach Of her guns. Every Drac-
ucabie eIoft was then made by Captain
ahno.idge to rescoe MS vessel, by throwing
overheard II ct her guns, and one or more
oi Ecr anchors.-tsc officers of the Fro!ic
were landed al y Assau the day on which
Capt Jennison sailed, &C which time no fur
ther particulars had tr1nspired. Captain
Jennison brought despatch to the Sssrela
~ OF the Navy FROM C4Dtai0 Bamoridge.
ne Froiic " ss butt in Cnarlesto.n.
Mass. las; year, aud IS pro,ounced by jud
EeS 70 De one q the finest vessels Of her class
10 tie world.
While Capt. Jennison was at i,assaa. no
American prize vessels arrived there--and
singular g 1t may appear, there was not
? privatcer which sailed from, Or was hitting
ctt a ina. po {.
Capt Jenniso0 vas boarded oG Newport
10y 0e EiET1d, srd ws.s ADVISED Of the Pre-
ncr2! bipcFadc. One Of the Lieutsnsnts OF
ina vcSse' directed a:m where to anchor
and Informed him :Hat during bis watch. he
bad been, ir bis BARGE. seven o. eight miles
/ Wttdsr ihe Ligbt IoRse!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

heavy gus. The inhatisarss Of the whole
peninsula are much ai;irmed of late.
We cannot ascertain hat the British fleet
have yet come out IN force on the lake.
We have just be;n told. thac SIR James l..
Neo is to be superceoed by Sir Alex. Coch
rane, as commander OF the British naval
iorcss On lake Ontario.
The schr. Somers, reported 10 have been
lost on Lake Erie, is said to have returned
to Erie IN safety.
The troops at buffalo. under Brig. Gen.
Scott, are generally in good health, in ex
cailent discipline, ana behave remar kabiy
well 10 the Citizens.
The greatest activity and enterprise con
THUGS at Buffalo, i'll building up and implo C.
Wing that place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

pheus trisa;e, Capt. PigUt, and sthr. in
company. Previousto her capture, a Car.
thagena ptivateer having fallen in with her
IN the night, fired into her. which was re-
turned with such warmth by the FIoiic.
mat the prlvateer was sunk. The or. W
were picked up by Capt. cambridge, and
were On hoard the Frolc when captured by
tae Orpheus. Capt. p,got sent them into
Havana. The Frolic had arrived at Mas
sau.-A feet of 400 sail was daily expected
at HavanEa from Jamaica
Inc private armed sCRr. CAROLINE, Of
Sai,imore ALNkDA, commander, from a
cruise, arrived III Rebellion Roads yesterday
morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
SAVANNAH, Nav 81.

OO<A - St>E{GE IL. III ~
We hsVe 1t from the most unqu.stionsbe source
that the whole amount in Cash, taken 10y the u ).
Scoop Of War Fedcoct, fcon, OF board the British
S'oop m Wsr Epe5vie,, WAS ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAKS.
'ji'nensIoHS y 18th Iessef..
Aae PeGcock'S length us ieet-bres,,th of beam
50 .eet--deph OF hoId IL feet, Tonnage soy
The EoereieT's Length 1877 feet-b. ea.ith Of beam
50 tee,--depin Of bold IL fs. touus 4 al IS e5
TIE Peacock mounts ~ snns anu t..e Eperv.er Is
OF the same cgiaber.
Yesterday arrived in thi- city, Brig. Gen PINcy.
NEY and suite, :;om MHsdgevilic
GA Iuesdsy pat in Mere the u. States schooner
"snSHch, Leu. kEARNEY. from Charleston.
Several cossers have ALA arrived sro.., the North
ward and Southwark.
RESPECT TO VALOR
On Mondsy evening last, convened at the Elk
ehsnse,a number of Ctzsn-, and nominated q
sS'nuiitee, composed Oh the iOoS.us scLil.neu Ii,
IFm. r. BuH9cA,-
Charles Haryls,
.Hre4 Cuth5eri,
John II BeyTien, ard
John Cumming Esq'ys.
10 make arrangements PUBL-iC Din NER,
10 ne sven TO Capitals NAKRINCToN, end the
ofhssrs OF the Peacock. Tee DINNER VA ~ gwen
on Saturday mex and in tf.s City hHiL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

~ ~ X ID ON May i.
E-Cfract Of letter dafed Camb .Lqckser
c,,%FHtnce Of fhe C93sa and Ia.luuo1su..
"IiSS' cr' Creek Walton, 8IrHl7, IccciU-
ed IN Mis city.
We have at length arrived ct the ter
miuaJion Of our journry. The arm, ls,t Forf
Decatur about two weeks since, experti,,
20 meet the enemy, VINO we understood were
e1ca npcd 81 lio-i.h lc waI-le, waiting our
approach We Lett Olr canp y,itnoa, tent,
Or baggage, in order 20 faci,i'ate our y.grro
but they had deoap'qcd before we ceu;d
E'cet tneU, and are nov dispersed a.s
scattered over the whole codutr,. V.c
formed ajunctioa with Gsn. jackson az H..
place where we expected 20 n1ee, the enc
ny. and the two armies pco-feded together
&c th'S place Major General PinC.ue, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
1nE ADAMS GONE no sE.A.

Went 10 sea- on Sunday IN ing last, about 10
O'clock the corvette Adams. She catered tins port
rs wit ue seen above, On tle 18th ui; u Obtain
supply - PROVISIONS ~ water, having bacn quite Gee
ttute Ut these articles when She arrived. Aimos,
ali her spare spruu or injured IN some degree.
she has procured new ones--has gotten Ola board
PROVISIONS, %e sufficient tor tour Incutus' cruiae
anc &SAnl proceeded Ss.ilsI the enemies OF the he
P"Dhs- Her officers ADD crew, when she failed,
were IN high health aud fine sprits-Success at,end
hs-
Tbs Adams landed at this port all her prize good:
SinoGbs, winch was toAs ut IVORY. The arrival OF
'his vessel hh' aeen, for wise purposes taken
nUlice OF IL any OF the papers ,n Il.s place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
TIE PEW. HOLDERS

or THE .nON'C.3fENY.7L CBITRCH
q RI hereby Informed, tAst a. assessment on the
1 a cost OF toe Pews, OF Is per cent. per snppm
payable quarter yearly the Grst instrument at the
Bank OF virginia on the 1st June nex-hsa been OK
dered By the Festry
G. !. iiACMURDO. Troas'r
Nav Gl-v3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
RECITATION x CJuTFc,sAS

The passages wh'eL MIR O;iive proposes to re.
cite * eritisiss on Moudrv evening, gre
PDpe's Eiesy on aa 90 Unfortunate lady''
LeOnord, & Tale oi Horror, Translated from the
work OF tie German poet, Burger
The description CF the g TguN # Pelsfe1.ce ana
the Gaaress u Constance" And
The description Of s The battle oCF,sdden fed
from SCOTS M0rmiOn
Taken together, the Criticisms w be equsI /
length, to the lonser o. his O.a,ioas =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

NfE q x rs tPNt way Il.
Arr Schr. Plough boy, Wclisnan, IA
wanna, days. american produce was We.
ry i5W at HAVANA. k,Cs bes. quality. had
soiu &c s. IL ;VGilst ssgar and coffee were
sciii & niga ;---Yga~ brown, fron Z u
doiisrsj white do. 8 20 Sill, per cgt -
coffee ~ 10 cents per 10. The &. y $1,000
Ut var FROLIC. Capt. BArTsR1DGg, was
cantnoed 90 NataHzas, af,cr having thrown
over Al Of hcr cans III the chase. b5 the Or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
~ PLNNN 80 SPnKE8-

"a MED Immediately three or f,n,. ,b,os.,a
- lee OF Agh PLANK, frosu t1o 20 four ,so,,s,
.1cs--H 80, four or I've thousand Smokes. for
e"e'' TIE ms"esc price viii be given. For Grtho,
"'Aa'"n apply O. Major IOhpkius, or 90 n,,
rhseuper ~ hirs OsJori,'5. opposts a. p,.. r,s
ice.
A;ay Slit go
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

The largest feet wmch ever l.f; the w.
Ir dies, (1etween s and 7G0 SAIL was to
san from St. fhomas %. tde lst Of May, for
England. One OF the captured French fri
ga,es was to so vita It.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

BUFFALO, May 3.
from Canada we learn tnat thCy 80,
that the enemy are md, fatIgabie in trci,.
exertions, to render their defenees ne Gee
ave as possible that they are erecting a
large battery on Queens;lu heights. TO co.-
gam within the works two block housrs
AFr also erecting anoth,r considerable BAT
-eTy AZ Messasaag point near the ligh,
99us.l to De stocksded and mounted wah
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
ENQUIRER OFFICE. .Msv 81
The NEWS,


Il rs vain 20 attempt 20 es,iE,atc the i'm
portancc O. tae Foreign News, which We
now submit 10 car Readers w c have
crowded IN eUery article, " hich has reached
rs from LiveTpootor Bordeaux. rhis intel
gence IS 30 pew x unexrccied thAt il as
t"nisnes as, whist it rouse 5 evsiy sentiment
winch we eve TO Oar Copntry. Let An.-
rIC,s oe but uNe 70 herself, and The wh,e. of
fortune n'ay rc!! IN Europe as it pleas-s.
fariS IS taken !--IHe negotiation a: Cha
u.lon baS broken Cff TEE whit. cuck .,l,.
IS mounted IN s"me otlhe c,G.s OF the soutll
|a%t IN extraordinary reverse q tar-
tune Perhaps Bonaparie v:.ll temp. Co
withdrew INTO tue interior, further 10 TIE
South, where he may form jAuc ION win
toe remains OF Scut's ana Snche,'> ar.7i~s.
aod the corps OF InarsAal Ansereel: who
''s.e'y took =, SC at Lyons IL this situation
nc ray maEe A~ad &SaiGst tue allies. fur
I''v and At has tToODs 60 not desert h':-.
nor the Empecor OF Austria ab0ndon ms
cause he May ssvs his crown by making
the concessions required Of him st Chainlon.
III the Senate however make ternis VIII
the alIes, it 10 probable that macy if not
most OF his trcops EViX desert him
Some politicians here are Of the cpinion
that these extraordinary events viii have
an suspicious effect on our ozyn affairs
that they VIII lead To General Pea e, in
whiSn we snaG be inCtudcd.--IVe are in
ciinsd to the opposite sen;imen,-much as
We ~'sh, and as We have always wished f II
an hohcraoie peace, we fear that the disas-
ters o. France will not serve GO accelerate
IT'S approach. The new situation an whici,
We are aCed, ought at Least to make us
1lore visiaot, active and detern;n-d.--
his Is not the moment Tor any tue Patriot
10 despair OF the Republic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
FiNE NOLLAHS kEWARI
= 3 - t'Olst4Hho hHW ARu.
Ran a7Day from fhe S85scri5sr y Neq,z
man HeDied,


II A K Z Y.
Carpenter-Aboa, feet . Or nsh,s hisa stoui
made, between "a aad So ~-9rs OF age, and is weIi
known M this City teN7 purchased by Jude,
Marshall. nom tie cEsatc og Col Harve, snd tells
People lac belongs N thst estate. Hsd On when he
vent away blue SD wn'te hersey coat and pants-
lo0us, but doubt he may change his dr.as--be
has 3 east In hi5 right eve. The sad negro was h.-
rcd last year 10 Nr. john Godiin, be hsd a w;Fs
some years ego ~ NeR-R Kent from whence beliavs
be was brought aad perhaps ne may go that ws~
Whoever vii denver tire ssid Harry 10 me. sasi
receive tue above ~srd.
LH.JCDAU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

'AhbN W, ~ tas sd gorp-r on his own Lind.
in tne oouoJ Of Chestsrts't, on the ton t.cn.l
Of February last so Estrsy Barrsw. i,lrS 81
with smooth CROP Ia hs lee ear, pnG ofoss
5't DO tn right OF blue color With white l,s,. e.
Appraised 81 tour joiats
Henry BUIDCEWATHE.
EI.y 2j--w3rp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
KNOXVILLE, MAY g.

> NoXVILLE, MAY 9.
The publication of some remarks We had
prepared tor this days paper, upon the re-
ported appointment of Col. b. Haw kins. TO
treat with the Creeks, IS suspended ia con-
sequence OF information derived from
ntmoer OF Congress. who passed through
th's place on Saturday last which is ia
suostance: That the day before ne LEFT
w ashiEs1"n. ne 19Jh Apri) ne called on
1enerd' Armstrong, the secretary at War.
anu required what steps had been taken
raianre to treaty wish the Greek lodi
ans, (Whlch he expected would be held y
lie was lniormcd IN reply. that no coJnunis
s'oners "oN.d DC appointed. as the govern
meht would not at present treat with the
indians as a nation--that their Submission
would be required, and peace only made
win them on condition that they should re-
hnGuish so much CT their land as would nav
i0r the expenses .! The war IEa!ust LEetn-
mat they should renounce all COMMUNICATE.
Gu y n foreign natIOns-eXpel all toreigu-
ers from their Country TO the &
taoi!shncnt CT 2 cham of military uosts.
trom the Florida huc, 10 their northern
ooundary-to the opening such roads, con-
nected WI,h Commercial establish tnents. as
ne y. States may now. or Aereufi-r deem
necessary To ford facilities TO tp., DsopI.
and Commerce Of rhe states, with me c;ty
AID waters OF Mobile. The Secretary adj
oed that al arrangements nov to BE- made.
would be entirely III litary-that general
fhckney had proper instruct. ms on the
subject, and ~ zugposed whatever arrange
nentS were made by that officer would be
III CONJUNCTION with gen Jackson and the o.
-heF commanding officers. GuzesLe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

E,::roet y letter from MAJ; Gen. B,o,sa, da.
ted .li0y 7fh, 1914.
"l received y report iroia Col Mitchell " an
express who LETT hn after the sil4r f,he day and
night rf the sth. The enemy with his old feet, Que
new ship and some gun-bosts, endesyored TO force
the COloDei from his position. They hsd not
ceeGedis iandira any force. QUE garrison undg-
mayed aud, ike brsvS men, tenacious alike Of their
honor sui their p'sl. Inc rssn.t oi yesterdays
attack We kaow not"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

Satr Io'ne1 SO n ~ DAYS AGO the General
i'Dn.edlatClj took command of the army in
person. Cen. Jackson left us three days
ago, VITA AN intenunn ut securing 5oLil D IN l. S
II ths Coosa on his way horna ,..om,.ns
parties OF from tn 7oH me-, 80 sIa,,, ,ent
out TO discover any OF tne ,aemy thar nay
BE- 'urking behind, and To burn the town.
fr'Soners are frequently brought in, bots
by tue whites aud friendly Iudians.-Aii the
males that are captured By the latter. are
immediately hu:cheTed by Ia, ~. TIE J.
dan War may now be sand u - &, an end.
Several at the Ch;efS II the hostile uar,y
nave delivered them selves up, with many
of their followers, and more are daily cn,Din-
In. The lives OF these are spared, and they
are dismissed to cultivate their grounds ia
peace Ch>rS of peace have been made
them, and 4 party has heeu sent after those
woo nave lied, to acQ faint them with tx
l ne ives ot all are. 10 he spated, eNreCt
tn sc OF the prophets, WHO q = to b. oeIlv
cred up and eSecuted--it IS q urht t.cs.
proposals wi! be gladly accepted T"-v
perceive that these men have deceived q. d
ruined them, and they will gladly sact!h :,
them as pea'e-oitering for their own 1--we
nave SAID hat We have reached the ex-
tent Ot our journey / believe we kave, tho
many nave an idea that We will be com
PEELED to proceed down The AIaban4a tow ards
PENSACOLA. 70 which place some at the Indl
ans nave Directed their III arch. IL Us not pos
sioie that the Spanlards would afford these
~retchcs d shelter, - they must be well as
sured that taey would be involved in their
destruction. The only foundation On which.
IN my opinion. = journey 10 Pensacola can
be made, IS, that the British have landed
there & of course VIII enieavur 10 give sue
cour to All wso may fly 20 them a report of
TINS KIND has reached cur camp. which. in
inc minds OF some. mag procure Us = sight
OF Fensacoia. Among other reports which
are daily going the rounds OK our camp. IS
one that We shall be discharged as soon a.
the fort, which i now CONSTRUCTING in the
forks, shall De finished. c. Ci3zetie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

IN letter from Plaets5u~g, dated the 81
o IA ~, 't is stated, that General lizard
s'.l'ea mere Yesterday TO take tne com
81 les, since the affair Of La Cole. rsros,n
~ a state OF inactivity how long they viii
Continue so. an unable 10 determine,
"a the I'd inst. an interview was had -
TIE house OF Judge Moor, IN Champiain. bv
E.ajor Phckney and Capt. Res. Of tie u.
o-ates army, with Adjutant General Baynes.
Captain Pring Of the Navy. and an A a de
camp 81 sir George Provost. The objects
AID the result VI this conference have not
fr~nsIlred. II IS believed however taey
were Of great importance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

Extract II 4 iefter tram an o9icsr in fhs
army dased Ufiea. Mays.
regret 10 INFORM you that it is the i'm
Presslun mere to day, Oswego Is taken bv
TIE British. The latest accounts 80 to in
iorm' mat our troops, after repulsinE The
enemy twice gave way the third ,ums aad
tel Oack tow ards the Falls. where ,ne ,,ro.
perry laY-wls there reinforced. and con
PEELED the British, Ia their turn, to retreat 70
their vessels. Upon the whc'e, ouf loss
must Or irhing. Gel. Mitchell Coamaaded
oar tr0ops.'
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LATEST FROM sACKE CTS HAH iyaGy :

y Il.
We ls-rA TIA; letters trOn. Com. C..auusry and
other gentlemen, sce received IN town 0f dates 10
Alondsy ths 9TH inst confirming The esptsre OF Os-
Nego, by the British, Oh the 6ta. Prom tnese let
tars II appears that the Commodore lost, (at Oswe.
go) of articles destined for Sscketts usrbor pie
ees vi cannon and eOvdags, and otuer wHr&e stores
worth rOm 5Uu To 1000 dollars. Ia consequence oi
thIs Disaster, the route OF the remaining stores
we're s-angcd, and sent back to WOOD Cr=ek, 10 20
hy land from thence to tie Hs,bor, snG w eees.,ou
few days delay in the naval preparatsi,s gong ou
yhAt place.
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An unsuccessful attempt on Monday last
~as made by three OF the barges, belonging
10 the British squadron in the S und. TO Gu.
cut number OF vessels from Ropes Ferry.
They approached within q hundred yards of
the vessels, when they were compelled. by
the brisk hire OF the militia on snore, to re-
linquisn their object.
A pilot boat schooner, tender to tie squa-
dron. anchored OF Saybrook on Wednesday,
last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
WAsHISoToN CRY, Dec 2
THE CIRCULATION.

The flowing nesssge was received
{ ON the President OF the United State,
by Mr.. Coles, his Secretary.
MESSAGE.
To the Srnofe and House IF Ret.ese,
tafires Of thr United States
transmit, for the isIormstion OF Go
srsss, the communications last rse.iyt,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
No. Y.
AMERICAN NOTE.

From The .amrricen to the British
Minister'S
9th October, 1914:
The undersigned have the honor
TO acknos ledge the receipt of tho
note ofthe British flenipe'entiariss
Ofihe slst inst.
Amongst tive genera! observations
which The undersigned, in their notc
ofthe 9th August NJ de en- the pro-
posiliens then hroagbt farwafe on
the part Of the Births, government
they remarked that these pro:"a-
lions we're founded pr:ihsr % f'e
basis "futi Fesside,is, rfor or taA' d
status ante b,ilum. Eut 81 iar a1!'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03

Isthe answer oi the American Minis.
,ers, dared Aug ~. 1914, TO the frst
,,te Of the BRUSH Commissioners,
d ted Avg. 10, lsii, viz that note
zach was received by the last cartel,
nd IS already before the Paolic.
No III.
Is note frar, the British Commits
toner's, dated Sept. sth, le:4.
NJ. w.
Is the answec Of orr Co-.sai..ioncrs.
nted Sept. 9, 1914, to tue ls.I nlsntion.
4 note.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber OF + ,irfax County,
state OF Virginia, has Obtained from the
county court of Fairfax, Letters testa
mentary on the estate OF Peter Wa,
gener, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agains: the said deccdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, wIth tie
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
or before the I'd day of July next, OF
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said cstate-And those In.
debtcd thereto ere required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
.Adm'rx. Of P. WAGNER
Arril d3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
THOMAS MOUNT.

LAS just received new assert
l. i ment of the most fashionable
CANES and WHIPS also, Just
finished, large lot OF the handsomest
TORTOISE SHE'LL COMES he has
ever had made All Of the newest
patterns.
ON HAND,
A few boxes Cotton Cards, No. 10,
Khivcs and Forks, Tea Trays Looking
Glasses, Tooth, Head, Cloth, White.
wash, Sweeping end Shoe Brushes /;
Transparent, Rose, Violet. Palm and
Windsor Soap Epauletts, Swords,
Pistols, Pcnknivcs, Razors, Scissors,
Pocket Books, Note Gases, Lead Pen.
ellis, Slate do and States, Military Fea.
Tiers. An assortment of Jewellery /:
Silver Thimbles, Table Mats, Crum
Brushes, Powder Flasks and Horns,
Holm rumblers. 90 kegs Richmond
Tobscco.,with a variety of other a;i.les.
All OF which will be sold low Cor money.
June 9. St
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10 NOTICE..

THE Subscribers Ike this method
4 of appris'ng their Mercantile
Friends throughout the United States,
That during the present unhappy dill
ferepccs between Great Britain and A.
merica, they intend generally to :bstain
from all communication lyletters with
their former correspondents, from pru-
Denial motives applicable to such corr
respondents
They beg leave, however, to inform
all who may have balances of sales in
their hands, that orders for the same.
any time during the war, will be paid
at sit hit. O. promptly RENTED accord
ing to directi ms
Being Agents for the principal In
co ported insurance Companies, from
the eapit-l Of South Carolina, to Wis.
casset in the district Of Maine, there
arc directors In each Office, or Nler-
chants in every town, to whom reie-
renee NY be had; should new cores.
pondents wish to communicate with
the house in jamaica, Or that>branch
oft in Bermuda now es ,abllshed at the
port OF st. George, and conductt by
the Junior Partner, under the firm of
WILLIAM BANKS, s. Co.
The utmost attention will be paid to
the orders OF gentlemen in America
vino may be AGENTS for Spanish, Swe.
dish, or other neutral merchants, trad.
ing underline Prince RegeHt's Procla-
m ,tions, with the Islands Of Jamaica
! or Bcrmuda; and the safety Of all such
property committed to their charge
| may be depended on, provided nothing
is attempted under the sanction of such
proclamati rs, contrary to the local
tlays of the respective islands, or in vi.
citation of existing Blockades,
Hoseason, Banks & Co.
n 3 All Letters, By Cartels, to and
rom King tn, are opened by the A
| ncrican Agent for Prisoners of War.
nr sent to him alter being opened by
the Commissary of Prisoners in Ame-
RIGA II. 3. & Co.
! Aug. al. larrtP.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
FOR SALE.

Il ual4able Tract Of Land,
Situate in Fairfax county, on Sugarland
Run. near the Leesburg road. contain
ing 262 acres About 100 acI es are in
Wood and we'll timbesed. The clear
ed land 10 divided into convenient fields
under GOOD fencing, is we'll watered, and
the soil Is equal if not superior to any in
Its vicinity. p
On this excellent Farm are good
Dwelling House, Kitchen. Barn, Srt-
bies, &c As purchasers will view foa
themselves, q mos particular descrip-
ton il deemed unnecessary
For terms spply to NICHOLAS
HARPER, residing on the premises, or
STEPHEN DoNOHOE.
March dStlaW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Forfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II fhds Muscoyade & Orleans Su.
81 barrels DE.
$4,000 lbs refined Sugars,
10000 10 Coffee
5000 ID Pepper
20 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. ! and 8
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w lndia Rum
hhds and 20 bbis Northern do.
20 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Moissses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Currants
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
and q general assorfment as usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.