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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
From The CsNrINsE.
Breach Of Public Faith.

Mr. RUSSELL came to town few
days since, and called a, the State Bank
Gas usually FOR the interelt on my Fix per
cent. flock when, to my altonifhment,
l was told by the Clerk that he could
not pay i, i" Bank bills or specie, as form
erly. because my intereit (which is all
my dependence was above one hundred
dolars-Had j, been under thar sum. he
could have pad il bu, thar il would
take il in Treasury Notes, T. sort OF pa .er
money, now about 2 per cent discounf)
that he was inftrueted by the Directors
Of the State Bank to pay it but could
NOT in any oher way
his breach of the original contract
this dttin6lion between creditors this
diihonorable proceeding IN the National
Government or the STATE Bank. depref
fed my fpirits to fuch oes gree, hat nc
tired from the Bark with determina ion
TO soil out my itoc. at any rate, and never
to truit the Government again while un
der the management Of AMEs MaDlsos,
who, during hi administration, has ruin
ed the Commerce and Credit Of once
happy and prosperous people, by enga
ging IN an unncccfary War, which will
colt the country nearly one hundred
million of dollars, ard for which we mutt
hereafter be sorely taxed.
An Unfortunate Public Creditor.
IF the above Unfortunate Public
Creditor" is Gncere and honett admin
is,ra,ion man, tho we doub, it, he is to
be piried, for he is cheated, fwindled
mott wantonIy and wickedy. either by
the government, or iome of their agents +;
for we have always commended that the
man, who has loaned his money, even in
lupport of the preient war, from con-
vietion tina, it is juif and neoeilary, de.
lervcs commentator. But if he views
the war as unjuft and unnseeHary, as we
think every man of common Tense mutt
who is not blinded by intereit, pailion OF
error, he richly deferves the treatment he
has received, even if the Treafury Notes,
"a tort of paper money were at % initead
of IL per cent dicount tho we would
not be underiiood to fay that there is any
execute for thofe who thus violate the
. Public Faith" For ourfelves, we were
never caiuifs enough to point out the
moral diitinGtion in the principle of thoit
who originate an evil work, and thois
who aiiilt in carrying it on. Iho(e who
declared the war and thofe who furniiL
money to profeeute ii DenEvey are broth
ers in grain if not in prgsUion.
led. GAEL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
ShLCD . NONG.
M, Sessto,y Nossos
Esm ID. Icsi-g Ses,eta,y II VA to The C,ps'ssr.
(coPY1

tCoFi.J
DEPARTMENT Of N ar, Aett. II, 1914.
SIR have had the honor to receive
your Excellency's letter OF the 9TH infant
The attack of the enemy on Baltimore, ,
and probable eventual attack on other
places, with the heavy ouiles incident
thereto preilipg on this department, have
prevented my anf~ering it ar an earlier
day.
1t may be satisfactory to your Excel
lency for me to explain the views and
principles on which this government has
acted IL regard to the deteDCe Ut cur
Eaiierp frontier.
|, was anticipated foon afer the com
nen,ement oi the wal, that wade il iAlt
ed, every part of the anon, especially
the fea board, would be exposeo 10 some
degree OF danger, greater or leis, accord.
ing to tho .irt with winch The wal nigh,
be waged. Il was the duly ct the gov
stnmrut to make the belt prcsiiion, a
gaiait hat danger, which might be prac
tlcab t, and il was proper that the prcvi-
iion ihould continue while the Caule exls
ted
The arrangement of the u States in
to military d,itrets with certain portion
of The regular force, artillery and inian
uv, under al officer oil the regular army
OF experience and high rark, IN each DIS
triet, with power to call tor the militia,
as circumstances might require, was a.
dopted, with view to afford the bett pro
lection to every part, that oiroumitances
would admit.
Ii was prcfumed that the eitablifhment
of a small force OF the kind itated, conlti-
tu,ing the frit element OF an army, IN
each ciitrict, to be added 10 by the mill :
tia, in Gale of emergency, would be AIDE
quate to its defence. ouch force of in
iant,y, and artillery might repel imali
predatory parties, and form rallying
point for the militia at sthe more exp0fed
and important itations. in cafe OF more
formidable invaGon. a rsgular officer Of
experience itationed in the diitriet, acting
under the authority and pursuing the
will of the government, might digeit plans
for its defence; select proper points tor
works and tuperintend the erection OF
them, call for iupplies of ordnance, Tor
tents and camp equipage, ter imall arms
and other Nuni;ions oil war call for the
mhitia and dispose of the whols force
hese autles it was believed, could not
be performed with equal advantage by
the officers of the militia, who being cal
led into frrvicc for thort terms, would
not have it in their power, however well
quaihed they might be in other reipec,s,
to digeit plans, and preserve that chain OF
connection and fyitem in the Whole buff
neis which feemed to be indispensable.
On great confederation, the arrange
ment was deemed the mott eligible, that
could be adopted under the authority of
the United States. Indeed none other
occurred thar could be placed in compe-
tition with it. In this mode the na,iona!
government acts by its proper organs,
over whom it has control and for whose
engagement it is responGble.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Legislature of asassaebusetts.
Documents accompanying the Message
OF the Governor to the General Court.
se c. ts-.'

Oi TIC SONCIIlOI ~ TIC SCHCtdA SVuit,
C,p, 9s lene, J,em ibs vsrse, # ibb Csn.arDe4aB
10 be oss,esy " Ma.
BOTTOM sEPr 7th, 1874
sIR-The troops If he United j, 4le,, which a,
diffe periods were i.ationed on the Tea cgsh o.
sb,s StAe have been afterwards ordered Ia jou
the army the wei,efn frontier, 70 tbat very Jew
have renamed IL the STATE. We have be- etDre
f,und it pecetlary, IN the couEie OF the alt sod
preepi year cali cut Ira bodies OF militia a.
qua IL 20 ne towns mon eip9ied As the dan
ger hA, iNcteA,ed the rumte OF detached miii,ia
ha been augmented, aud rave no~ Ifued the en-
cosed gene al order tor The prostetch OF ftoB
AID The towns and properly m its nsiehborhood
and thai Immediately ,fiue al order OF a hnsi ar
kind for he iecu,ty ri the Dlilr9 OF Name
a few weeks hnce aereesby 10 The ;equeii OF
Genera Dearborn detached eieye huudg ca mi
liza for shsee months Tor lhe d.feoce OF cur iea
cdai., aEd paced mem uaaey bis esnamand IL
perinsenoaot # thii m ,rary dhtrict, tuS iueh
iectops and iL,oDvenelces have at zen from hat
meaiure, tbat II cabDot row re 'elea'ed The
militia rallec cur on tits ocesh0n, NH be placed
undef the Immediate command u q Ma j9r Gener
al of The militia.
l will thank you fir 10 confut with The Pref
cent * inform me whether The eIperie, ,hus ueoei
tatiiy incurred fo our protttt,on,v u De uinmste
iy injured to tb, TIA by he General govern
ment and fhati oe particularly obliged If you
will favour me with an autwer as loon a. may be
as the Leg 1aure of the State will meet On the
fifth Of the ner, month
am fir, wah great refrec your mon obedient
aud humb fer want,
CALEB STRONG.
H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
Stop the Thieves!

YESTERDAY morning FRIDAY Cd De-
Il cember instantly my stable, about four
miles below Goochland Courthouse. on
the river road, was broken open, and the
Two horses described below stolen there.
from, viz /; A HANDSOME SORREL MARE.
about 10 years cid. 4 feet II inches high.
one hind foot white. a star in the forehead,
neutral and good trotter. fine spirit, thoi
remarkably gentle under the sadd e-sha
had also several recent scars about her fore,
head and face. and shod before ABAX
HORSE, nine years old, rather dull, nick
ed, (thongh he carries his tail very low)
PAGES and trots alternately, dim star, res
marksbly fiat foored. and entirely without
shoes. There may be oshep marks about
both, but they are not reelected. Idi;S
Covered the thieves before they had gotten
fifty yards from the stable, commenced the
pursuit of them IL half an hour, and traced
them certainly to Rchmond, where they
arrived about an hour before ne, and about
an honr before day Yesterday morning. I
will give TEN DOLLARS as a reward
for the delivery OF the horses, and twenty
more for the discovery Of the thieves.
TARLTON w. PLEASANTS.
Goochland, 18th mo- Sd. 1914. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
EDUcArIoN.

THE SUBSCRIBER, respectfully ias
forms the Public, that he intends re-
moving from Hanover Courthouse, and o.
pening a SCHOOL the ensuing year III his
own place in Earoliue County, near OK
ford. where he Will teach the following
branches Of learning the Epglish. Latir,
aid Greek Languages Writing. Arthme-
tic, English Composition and Gsog yaphy.
The fees for tuition will be opened on the
18th January next. and discontinued ON tie
18th OF December following, dsducting the
month OF June for vacation. The suSscri-
Der mas at considerable eypease furnish
ed himself with large and commodious hou.
ses Tor the accommodation Of bis schosl,
and also for Boarders his prise for Board.
lodging and washing Inclusive, will be e;yh-
ty dollars for the term. The fee, for Board
aud tuition will be required in advance
halt at the time the pupil enters the school,
ard the remaining half ut the exDiratjon Of
the month OF May, Gentlemen pa,roniging
the school are particularly invited to visit
II, that they may ascertain whether the pu ;
pills make satisfactory progress. The
subscribers place Of residence (Which will
be hereafter known by the name of LIT
LIE YALE is pleasa ntly situated and re-
markably retired. IT Is, thereiore, recomr
S'ended to youth as place where they can
acquire classical education. exempt from
the hustle and Interruption, to which the
present times are especially subject
RUFUS CHhNDLER, A. NJ,
November so, 1914. (wStp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
BY Last hggbps IN.


WgshinsfSa. NnFerass "a
Extract OF letter from, ArrhgrSl ss,is,
ESQ. Captain CommanGin.-tllp w. x -
val force on the UppS~r.. sss. "a no s.,
cretary OF the navy, da'eG
of Eric. s...i. isos tsi..
Thinking y prcbab!c lnforDs,ion vii! art
reach You before this of General NiAr;aur.s
excursion into Canada. Iiavo the za..s saa,
tioh 10 iaform you, that " liz, ca..s. l,.ty
rrcvos.. which vessel has jast .eturi.e.i f.,7.
a.; dag prisoners at LoEg pc;at, LL.,.s.l,ar,
ied OF his having visited "a !, p>-.. uhsre
ne was opposed By FIVE or SIX ifGlt.scd n Z,
TIA. who had entrenehcd themselves az
,harged their works, ard captured mosk
han one half Of them. lie passed down a.
ow as Grand River. on his way tojoin Ger
gard, at Fort Erie (; but hearing Of the dess
ruction OF that post. and the evacuati n Ct
he province BY our army, he returned ts
Detroit.
The citizens en- the other side speak il
iiSn terms OF his generous and humane con-
iuct IN his whole route through the coun,ry.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
Land for Sale,


will sell 500 acres of lasd--ihai part Of
my tract wheFson now reside, lying ON both
sides OF the country road leading iron tbo
Buckingham road near msior Henry Floods to
DiuguIds Vile, about four miles from the for
mer and miles from the latter place, 10 miles
west OF buckingham court house ard 30 east
OF Lynchburgii. This Land Is we'll -ispIed 70
the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco, ae.i
watered aud heavily GmLerel about $50 a.,
ores cleared, the most OF WHICH IS fresh. asi
un'ier excellent fencing, III ar agreeable neigii,
borhood aud delightfully."- situated, command,
lng beautiful and extensive view Of the Ans
he3st Blue Ridge and Allegheny Moultains ]
have no hesitation in saying that this - orc o.
the most desirable seats in all the upper coun-
Try and Is exceedingly healthy. The improves
nlents on the land cannot be put there iur less
than $500, consisting of woGd dwelling
house 40 BY 10 feet, 2 FIRE pl4oes =td passage
oeiow stars the same above handsomely
painted inside and out--kitchen, smoke house.
dairy, ssc. we'll constructed store house % BY
10 feet, cellar the fui size OF the house and
hire place in the same, and many other out.
houses useful on all farms. One acre If land
we'll paled for garden, and yard same size
also paled and an excellent we'll OF water in the
yard and within one rhIle of good f;rist s
Saw Slid. Kpowing those, who may wish to
purchase such property viii FIRST view he
same, deem any further description unheces.
sary. l shal. remain in Richmond SO long as
the Legislature continues in session. Any gen:
tleman who may wish an interview with me or
this subject will find me at the Eagle Tavern,
The terms of Sale viii then be made known.
Wa. FLOOD.
buckingham, Nov. 18th, 1914
n. u. A handsome young apple orchard,
consisting of 100 trees of excellent fruit, COM
prislng part of the above land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
Yirgiaia Legislature.

The Speaker informed the House that in
obedience OF the resolution requesting him
to announce to NilsonC. Nicholas, Esq his
appointment tothe piice Of Governor of tkis
Commonwealth, he addressed to that gen.
tleman a isttSr, w.ich was read As follnws
Rich ,ond Nav. 18th, 1914.
To Wilson Cary Nicholas, Esq.
DEAL SIR,
have been instructed by the House
of Delegates 70 ANNOUNCES to you vour appoint
ment 10 thu Chief ,d ,gistracy of tse Com,
moawea,th. 1t is with pleasure I hasten TO
perform this duty, and tsn.er TO you my
congratnlatiop, at this renew Cd appreciation
of the Legislature OF your native State.
At a periol Ike the present, 81 foil of
iatere and dagger, il is particularly grati-
tying that the General Assembly shoald
have coniied the high trusts and destines
of the State to a citizen so distinguished by
long and valuabls services, and who wa . one
OF tue early and able ,sertecs of the rights
of his country.
Accept, sir, the assurances of my high
personal regard and esteem. and believe
me,
Your friend and obedient servant,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House OF Delegates
OF Virginia.
To which letter the following answer was
received
Warren. Nov. 18th, 1914,
DEAR SIR,
have received your communication
announcing my appointment to the Chief
Magistracy Ut the Commonwealth. beg
the favor Of you to express to the House or
Delegates my high Sense of the honor COM
ferred on ne by the general Assembly I'm.
f,.sl s. 81,
bili;y I incar by accepting the station as
si,ned to me- assume IL in obedience to the
principle which requires every citizen to o,
bey the call of his county ''at a period like
the present, so full ofinterestp
The War we are engaged in imposes on
| the Executive of tais commonwealth pecu,
| liary Arduous duties, the successful psrfor.
! nance of which is entirely dependent upon
| the means furnished by the Legislature
A anion of actio1 4. aai the exertion of all the
csergies Of the General ani State Govern
ments, reimoerious'y called for. To pre-
serve the cordiil uni1Intg OF sentiment
| which exists bssweea tie National and our
State aithoritics, will b. NY earnest visa
and to cooperate IN aay measures watch
may tenl to proiJcs an honorable terni
nation OF the Ntr. ny hisisst qualification
| 10 you, sir, give me leave to return my
thanks Toe the hatreriuS terms in which you
DO ne the honor 10 convey the conmdaica-
ti,r from the House of'Delegates.
Be pleased TO accept the assurance Of the
great es,esn aud regard Of, =
Dear Sir.
Your humble servant.
i w. &. NICHOLAS.
Andrew Stevenson ESQ.
Speaker OF the House of!O sleg asss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
TO REN.C.

n Three Story Fire Proof Briek House;
Situated on v Street, opposite the Bell Ia.
vern, and now occupied by J. aud 5. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery Store, and
possession 10 be given the 9th Of next montG
Inquire OF James Lownes. or is his absence of
Caleb isownes.
ALSO
Two other Rrick DselIings 10 the Fu!Sng
Garden. lnquire Of James Lownes, or IN h'.
absence of Caleb LowDes who lives nea, ibs
premises JAMES LoWNss
llth Mon,hE1oth, 1871 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
DESERTED,
Andrew BrOach.

private IN Capt McCullock's Company.
resident of King and Qucen County, about 20
yetrS Of age, five feet nine inches high, full
face, red complexion anil fair hair, by occupa-
ton farmer, Ir is more than probable ne viii
tdrn his ourse homeward. viii give the ~
gal reward to any person who will deliver bin
TO me or any other officer at this place.
MAT rHEW ~. WALTON, IL. Com
mandant, 7th Rsgt. 4th Brigade.
Camp Carriers, Nov. "a. 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
TO RENT

TWO three story brick Tenements belong.
ing to the Estate OF Samuel Pieasants, deceas.
ell, situated on cross street near James
Browns vendue Office, and adjoining James
Lowpes' dwelling. Possession may be had i'm !.
medi.tely, and the other when finished, which
is n arly completed. For further particulars
enquire of james Lswnes or the Adm;nistra-
trix. ID w PLEASANTS.
December 3, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..

4 general meeting Of the Stockholders, for
the purpose Of eiectins Directors for the Insti-
tuition, will be held at the Bank on Tuesday
the Sd Of January next.
WA. NECKERvIS, Cashier.
November 80. owtdm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03

(Aftcr zen. Porter had reiired)
I 10 Oar distinguished guest and fellow ci
tizen major general Peter b. Porter-II
has met the highest re ward of valor lin th
appreciation and gratitude of his country
men.
For gold the merchant pioughs the mair
The farmer plonghs the manor;
But glory is the soldiers prize,
The soldiers wealth is honor.
The brave poor soldier ne'er dcspise.
Nor trt.t him as stranger
ReTen''s- he's MS coha,ry's stay,
Ia day and hons OF daugar."
Which was received with one universal.
spontaneous burst Of gppls,.-. soon AFTER
,he genersi returned to the room, when the
guests arose and gave him three Learty
cneers. x
vOLUNyEES.
BY the President OF the day. Our euest, ,
the military family Of general Porter-ms.
jnr Dox. major Fraser. lieutenant Riddle
an! MrG. Williams 1.-The gallant example
ser them hv their chief, they have initiated
70 the'royn honor aad the benefit of their
country.
BY Majar General Porter. The elegant
-il'age OF Cenandaigua !; reared by the en-
terprizc. emhsliished by the taste and muni-
fcstce, and distinguished by the hospitality
OF its inhabitants, may it sever be polluted
by tn presence of a savage enemy.
BY Major box. May the heroes of
Spain. Portugal and France want longer
breathing time after the next campaign
BY Brigade Major, lieut., Fraser The
county ut Ontario; when the army of the
U. States were in jeopardy at Erie, her
youth few to their succour, * sunk the par-
ty distinction of tederalist and republican in
that Of A mericans and freen.n.
| by Lieut.. Riddle. The memory of col.
| Wood--whi,e vaIor, science. and enterprise
are respectedin the soldier, his name shall
be remc NIB rel.
BY Mr. George Williams. The memory Of
colonel Gibson, the gentleman and the SOL
der.
] BY Capt. Knapp. The memory of the brave
aid gallant major Morgan who so noby
dictated the enemy ut Conjoct- ty's creek
and fell in close engagement before Fort E..
RE. 18TH August. 1874, cohtendng again
three times his numbers.
by j.. L. Norton. esq. The memory of ma
Jor WIN. Howe Cuyier. the firm patriot
and the honest man.
| BY j. +. Chaplin, esq. The memory OF
captain Beughton, who fell under the tom.
ahawk at the battle of Black Rock
| After the President had retired, Mr. Un-
dcrhiil, in behalf of the cogmittee of ar
rangements, took the chair, and gave,
! The President of the day. ~. Holly, esq.
Many other volunteers sere given, which
are not inserted. The party retired at an
!, early hnnr mutually gra,i;isd. The commit /.
tee deem il due TO Mr. Barnard to state,
! that by his exertions. pooa q short notice,
e rave one OF the most snmDtuous enters
tainments ever witnessed in this part of the
country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
From the Ontario MESSENGER.
Canandai.ma. Nov. %.
/" HONOR TO TIE BRAVE

IINIlFfTtN y II tIitFl
The citizens % Canandaigua and les v;ci.
nitv, being DESTROYS TO testify IN a pubic
manner their sense ofthe galianiry and bra
very of lnajor general PORTER. and Of his
exertion' 20 protect this fron Ter during ,h,
last cam2aigS, resolved to give him and his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
NEW LornaN. Nor 1s

II is reported. as coming from the Surgeon
.of the British sloop of war Morgianss, lately
arrived on our Coast from Bermuda. ,hss,he
British sloop Of war Fl>rida Formerly Uni.
ted States soop Of war Frnlic) had founder,
ed on aermsda, haziHs shifted h.r wind aad
gone down astern foremost, and all On board
perished- f.Ll,l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13
P.4YhNY7 PORTABLE
HOV BATH

She inventor a tli;snpOrtaHt csl Improvement
is nov gone oH to Philadelphia in order to provide
competent slppy ofspparAtus.
$500. as ic rake tie necessary arrangements
I ! aeeHtswdife employed toeonyey them Throughout
tle United States.
The price which he * FIRST contemplated, was 90
dos'iS to private citizens, 10 Physicians 100 collars
For few months However, he o.tcrpd them ut Lalf
price TO those who might afford him their add
w'nis he collecting such facts ard testimonies rs
The public reqi-el. THIS period is now expired ahd
til price il, future vii! be at first intended sh0,
Who arc able to pay for it. must admit these ces TO he
reasonable
Tor ibe reljcfof the poor every agent will BE in
s7ctcd To inakc provision in their esDcciye neigh
bNroois. Ia The ci'y o Richmond, any pooe pcrsoh
who lnGy need lie Bath, apply to Mr.. John r
Shields, captain oft'e city watch or to Mr. io.n Sfa-
dos, with each oi whom there viii be deposited sys-
tens {" he devoted exclusively TO tc service Of Hch
rs lie intendcd arrangements are completed notif-
cations will be given from time to time, to those con-
cerned.
No person VA he nermi.Sedto sell any Of the Baths
Who IsnOt furnished with pro- license 50 rs 10 be-
prepared ~ giant disp1 1sa'iosto every purchaser M
der the signature d the 9yeutor or his general agent
as every Known violation 'Le patent privilege viii be-
prosecuted according 10 i.y.
SAMUEL. K. JENNINGS.
=. s. Robert 9. jennings Tie General heeaa is fur.
nscd vii supply n he Apparatus at his Office lately
Oceupo y James BiUwn, csI.
fuly ~ ff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13

Pays Fas, which had been Chosen by mutual
consent for the purpose bur, in future, their
conferences will take place at the house OF
LoVenaegsem, the residence OF chc American
Ministers.
Aug. 22-S;nce the conversation which
Lord Castlereagh, first minister Of His 2. II.
has bad with the American Envovs, and atte,.
the return Of a courier from london, the ne
gotiations of the Congress have recommended.
which had been suspended, AMI are continued
With activity. Mr.. Dallas, one of the Score
t9ries of tho American legation, went yester-
day to the TeXcl, with dispatches Tor his 90
vernment, and is 20 embark on board an A
merican ship for America. There is every
hone, that the conferences will have speedy
and favorable issue
~. Castlereagh, proceeded last Saturday
to Srass"ls, with suite of20 carriages, he is
to wait there 10 days, and proceed to Paris on
his wav TO Vienna.
Mr.. Todd, son in law of Nv Madison, and
private Secretary to Mr.. Gailatin, arrived in
this CITY Yesterday.
RRussELs, Aug. 2S-Thcy write from
Client, that the lnenslant of the Department
OF the ScheIdt, has given . mago6cept enter
tainpent 20 the English ard American En-
VOWS, VINO were in that city, negotiating for
Peace.