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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

THE TRACT OF LAND
WHEREoN the late Col Woodbridge resid
ed, on the Buckingham Road in Powha.
tan County, containing upwards of 500 Acres !:
Any person disposed 20 purchase, may procure
an advantageous bargain, by application to the
subscriber, who will sI,ew the land.
WIN. WOODBRIDGE,
Near the Coal Mines. Che.serfeld
June 24'-4tw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
RICHMOND, val OCTOBER, is, 1914
II Mn Us rs
Qfhc Negotiations at Ghent-and The terms
# tie emmy.

~ S"G ~ SOIfGIio2lS al tJheHt-dfld The ferns
u tie emmy.
IT is hard indeed for any one who has heart 20 feel
to SIT down cooiy and anaysc the propositions which
were made by the enemy 1T Ghent-But we will DO
II rs ar rs We able. We will attempt briefly To re-
We@ the course which this negotiation took the terms
OF the enemy, and what should have lost or e-ai.cy
1'H''sa '.-ijut We iorSet-we must be patient Down
down, Indignant heart
After weeks aud months had worn a,yav IN tedious
delay tho British Commissioners at last make theirap-
leaitncc III Ghent on the 9th August. At their head
we behold eanting whining, purtanical .iiRrlI
On the 9Th the Commissioners niet Tor tie fest tin,
a7d exchanged their m powers--the Briiil, suIte
making many professions Of their pacific DISPOSITIONS
iney then stated, as tine points on which thgy we're
nshtete--ls the forcibc seizure OF their seauIen OH
nr'rl otonr merchart sups and along with it, his VA
esiys claim IN the allegiance of AT lis sh
jects 2. The pachcston and boundary lire tor the In
disis O. n REVISION OF the baIndarv l... between the
u D. and them nwn Possessions. The 1st they we're
not particularly desrous OF discussing, bit crcumstan-
ees seemed necessarily 10 attract no,.c towards il
The End was 2'ie ora nOi5 they would not nuke
peace r9rt i As TO the jr'l point they disIaimed
all IDEAS OF acquisition it merely from their exit
berant desire to prevent ell uncertainty aud dispute
lhey warned unr commissioners. that though we
might sh on the high seas, yet we shoald no longer.
ishn their :'ev, land Or dry our fish on their Sa
inhabited shores, might by the treaty or'g5-
without paying them fUrh What their waters werr
they were mt so polite as 70 Gehne-And thus ends
bit UiNt NOalNefs
On the next DIV, Commissioners stated ,tst he
SIDES Tire lei x 81 pius disclosed IN the British bud ret
on which they hGd received Instructions they were
ready todiscuss let, definition OF bi9ciale and os a,
rs might be u,u,'iIy agreed ri other neutral & beIl
rerent RIGHTS; ~, Claims Of 0smni in certain cases
of capture and seizure THAT rs To fhe Indians s. fish,
cries, they had received no Instructions; none hgyic
been supposed TO hg necessary on Questions resuecti
which, there hnd been previous controversy et,ye,
the two ratOns Much conversation et,ted resDec,ir
fhr Ifttlia fIe
theirnstrrctionson tlpt heal were mos peremptorv
and absolute Would oar Commissioners agree 20 a,,y
hoyisfo'Hi engagement that point subject to the.
raili.aiion OF thor g0vernmcnt--n case The other
points went Oh Our commissioners replied that ihi
would depend ul'pn the teru5 which wrrs asked
What were ib~fc terms BY estahlishng a line he
tween us and the indians, could We buy or tley se
lands us Tie reply sah5'anti2llv was, that the.
un"h sell 10 thligi parry hn 10 n-lud that The
intention was ~ iacj 20 up the ind.a rs Il barrier
b Teeu vs. sud tl'c Br possessions. Wncr, tii linz
te'uarca'ior form, sss not asked Nv us, non
stated " tseu-IIs british Commissioners u,ci, ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15

riood tive lands the vnir- 7-Ite 'c--.cs vci, vc,,
eStortvl from e same ,i~y,i, aud srh;o,,s cnc,n,
may yt"n ehid ers1nin.e with yonr sshes in ,hs. silent
tomb oh my &C 'trymrn ft',is be ncs the tire To
do ~ they haze done, ~ 1e IN tl.c defence or III.
sane lea country i!s nc the tine for sclfto he
still -. in private ambition 20 be scnceI ~, .S,, die
s.niians 10 besuspenhe, fhea ccsnie Far tho HON,
OF dangerappr aches. The fr-bynd is kind;n,, The,
sword tiSis FOR von- hNod. Cas, then 10 a,.nr.e,.-
lad bend AL yonr efforts n,q,st ti,e enc.,r of us al,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
MARK TITS ,

Lovno>. Aug n
~ a grant Fee given on SATURDAY, IT N-htcl,u,yS
Ip hohor OF bofTis Hill, and COrnbcrncre the Char
ma among other cave Succ,s tn Il LTl 4
ms Smercaa expedition IN returning tLsnL. he No
be ord said, that he Lad three saYs ago taken lav4 az
ms tfncc' and on the LIST SEPT he should quit F,e,nd
tor Gtrk where he 81 ould embark on the ftst yorI
2ppo UNITY Tor America, totakc the cDrnniard of te
''rus'' army; andhe had doubt with he means al
F'"y there, together with those ON the way aud What
we're promised LN his Prince he s5o,Id 5t,n5L ~
Yntte' and bring the contest 10 s-etlq ard .,,,
o3sduI termination. From the renoe pfIiod Fl, "A
ior h's LoNIships departure, IL evI't st he vst
the result OF thr negotiations st client.
NFw-yonr, Oct tt.-B7 Csa.. Ca,d,c or ~.
sooD Po'Iy aud Nancy, we learn uai the Fl which
was IN s5t Of Newport the 9TH inst has po fote
"a ward, audit IS reported has anchored in Tarpsnin
-, = srov. Oct 2.
A''T"00 q a ftfcr 10 PIE Erch'r ofhe Diarv d.
fcd.We1g- Brif5rd Ghjan
This after non bet yyeet, IN. boir. If o,J H.,
came down the Sound from tie e. vessels ~ var
~ ;--nr Inc # bs'tic ship, (supposed 74) fronts
and brigs ard hive aH anchored IN 1'arnenli, C.
They are fearful here that ~, attack IS intended
S,crrrI's 1IARBnp. Oct is,6
H1fTdc. y ie',er from On oEccr on board Co54.
Ctumccz's fer
" We have invested tbe coeu,y's fecf IN t<,,,st,
with eonpletc blockelc fnot payer one His laro.
snip nla1f "A attempt 10 come ont aud ground 4 On u
otj thfy s'e'd be to.ha'yly cuongh to tighten her.
.sss. va. ~ - ,aer lle< IS !.
DRY GOODS 8T .aUCYTO.Y.
a. Monday tho ei;h inst. viii be sold ty Che SUI
scrih'rs for cash, and " tlout reserve at fl,e,r
D'N ''oods Room. next door above MIR Robert JoIr
stops Store, on ihe Main street
n Urge md very valuable assortment nf Inv C,ooTs
particularly s'it'de 10 the present AID a,,tiyaci6oc
season among which are mapped cctto1s BID bl.,
keis carPeilng, worstcd, and lambs wo1i hos;, .
rns threaf aln, knives If fret ui,ltv for cut; .
stTH", aud Az Hs'ortmCn ~ v'rv ya'uab .sdJleiv
Nionctre, Robinson So PkaeGn,,.
Oytobcr IS IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15

Tstr're ctie arrer' crtic PROPOSED :nc-ccec, ar.
off.e nc1r hises.
50 per cent the direct tax, S., soo,cAc
Addition doty on distilled spirits, S,uOo,Out
hooper cent. on the preseut auction duties, 10000
80 per cent. on postage $4,000
Manufactured tohaeco anj snuff 100000
lbs aver Scd at cents, iOn, 600
sanci'cs OF talicw 6n0o0Oo lbs. at cents. $4,000
Slcrmaceti and White 100000 bs. at
10 cents, 10000
1is,s-on beaver dollar, casters IS cents,
ard roruns Is cents, PAYABLE by manCiac-
vur.rs. 100000
Cotton yarn, spun BY aid Of machinery,
workediy steam or water, 100000 spin-
dies, at IS cents, ioo.ooo
I.eatler-soal, meats, harness, calf horse
ard log, hHl and seal SKIN, 100000
lbs, averaged ., s cents, $4,000
Goat and sheep skins = wed with s-aact,
or otherwise torrsenble Spanish heather,
ri So cents the dozen, and nh other
skins tanned or drecsed,vith alum, aver
sg-d NJ eentsper H. 60,oao
Iron, S0o,cOo tons ut pig, at dollar, SO00QD
400, coo tons of casli'rs at 50 cents, 1870 $50
10000 tons Of bar, rolled and Slit at doh
lsr, 100000
Oh beer, ale and porter, 6,coc, 900 gallons,
a; cent, to.oo9
Tsrni,ure tax, excluding bcds, bedding, kit
= chen furniture, carpets and cairnins Of
domestic rDnuutac.rrc, * family pictures,
and excluding aiso from the operation OF
tie tax, livery person whose furniture, ex-
rlus;yc OF the above articles, does not ~
1ncunt to cwo hundred dnlia-S. The es-
tirnntc IS made on p surNositior thai the
Ir:tcd States contains 100000 families,
FSruies exempt, POSSESSING less than
two hu,dred dollars worth or furniture,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
From tie same 10 ire same.

NEw-Yonr, October 10
: r'nNom9n captured in The Sus,n from Boston for
Macl ass rar"ir' INTO Casiinc, from wllch place
10 sUsrf ilpspn on Thursday, Informs, that the on
" ARCS yca rthsre, arc the Furieusc irigatc & Pc
rt.ys-.l sl.y ~ .hc guns Of the Adams, except G.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
VIRGINIA LFG!sLATT-RE.

II bill has fa8sed tie II. Of u. TO oufh rio.
ne f7oo Bants to Issue g. . doila,. BANK
.Nofes.- NE 1,ndcr8fand that the Bankq. ar,
ucitatirg Mi3 n5easure, hare alreadv ordrrcd
he Notes 10 Be truck. and they are anu. e2--
hecteH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15

Bo'tS, Wnitc ton q iIGl Nress tOI,Niiy DCO'sy
100000 prir, at IS cents, 49,
Other hco,s or bootees of the value Of SIS,
e5o,U0o pair, at so certs. 1885,
Eoots or boo;ees, not less than s dollars IN
value, ar'l not exceeding 6, 50aO00 pair,
NJ IS .'cnts, 49,
FTre shoes, above the value Of 81 IS,
100000, at ~ cents, 100
Plated harness in the hands of the owner,
$4,000 pair ut . dollars I00,--
On the manufacture Of paper vsts
exclusively employed in making white
pnper, so dollars; watts employee in
rnaking ps,t white & mart brown, SO dol
lars; IN watts exclusively employed in ma
kngbrown paper, is dollars, COCO watts
averaged, Co.
On nails made by the sid OF macAnery,
eo.ooo.o,o ibs. Z, | cent, 4go,-
On sadd 'esuner 10 dollars value, so cents;
over 10 end IS, e cents and above the
value ri Is doi'rr~, lOliar ic0,--
On bIi6es - less value thau . dollars, 10
cents, s. and under 5, 90 cents SIS
snd under 10, 20 cents; above 10 dollars,
dollar &C.,
Pleasure horses kept exclusively for the
saddle, 81 hoiseskept exclusively for
the carriage, 81 SO, $50
Gold Watches, g 1000, tS2, SHo,--
Silver Watches 25OO0O at 81, $50
Playing cards, 100000 pacSs ~ % cents, loo
lotteries, aper cent on the amount 60
il,Gs5, 900
Adtl the revenue Of 1915, estimated by
The Secretary efthe Treasury, l0,8ooW
Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

o-rCIvTs reIpctnatt nosrnonod..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15

NV YoRr, On ti.--By Cant Cardpc of ,bo
soon Pollyand Nancy, we learn tiai the fl which
was IN Sst Of Newport the 9TH inst has po 10 lie
CHe. "' P""''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-15
Z. srATEs Snip srPEFloh,

ety Of a letter tom 'om Cho,glcry 10 the .Secreta
~ ofhe .Na7y, ddiel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
PLAIN QUESTIONS
10 John HoLmeS. of Alfred.

Did you not commence your political life with
load of doubt your shoulders what course te
steer, larger than Bunysn's pilgrim Of sin when
he set out on his journey to the holy lend, and had
princi pie any thing to do with removing it
When you had finally resolved to be feaersl-
ist, what principis of the heart goyernsd--wss il
pride, ambition or interest which led to the re.
suit, or did you upon that occasion yield TO The
honest conviction of the mitd
When Nicholas Emery, Esq. was selected as
one OF the Senatorial candidates for York. did
you endesvor to procure his name to be with
drawn, and did you solicit your friend TO have
your o7pu substituted
Did you in r,gue with Jos. Bartlett and, when
federaist yourself, write and publish and cir
culare an electioneering pamphlet in favor OF
Bartlett, Tor the purpose of getting him elected
a representa-, We to Congress- and thereby pre-
vent h cleo ion OF the Hon. Joseph Leland, then
a candidate
Was you not the author of the petition of Al
fred to the Legislature on he EMBARGO IN Jan.
| 1909, and the resolves accompanying and did
y III not present them to the Legislature with
Jour own hands, and do not said petition and ,e
solve Openly svow dissolution of The UNION /!
Wa you not the author OF song,i which yHu
attempted 10 ssperse the headers Of The demo-
cratic party in he cosnt, ct York, some Ct svhsns
! happen 10 possess Characters much faires tusn
| your own
Have you not had the effron' cry stedly to
,sik If the ego,ism, vanity and iml uaence Of onr
Thomas Keeler. and did not you make and e., e
,os friend the toast published IN this paper with
request tina, it De drank !,
Dill you not, when a tederslist yourself, make
the foo wtpg declaration and no. loog eriod
before your change" When a man furns demo
era. he turns d. ~ aud aud you In 1871 turn
democrat? and so, the public now TO Judge
you by your owl, rule
Dldyounot Withdraw yoursel from federalis 5.
and commence ur new career IN pulisIcks in
the m'd,t of Mr.. Gerry reign of error and pro.
sciiptinn, and at q m bment when The feelings OF
every honest and decent man gu ragged by
the alb minabe proceedings of lhe Gerr, mander
Faction; and did on not assign 10 some of your
new associates, he cause - your apoStdcy,
that yea ssd been restc'ed by tcdef siis,s, end
you c.t,ss op,etermaent s.,sregarded, that you
had done much oy you Writings .nd otherwise
- ADVANCE he Cause Of federalism, for which
You had not beeo ,emune, a,ea. and that y II
would no niger sriier nd entities to pass
uano iced , ltd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

WE are happy to learn that 1t Col. Hoa,rIo
SHARKS, the presen, United States commanding
officer on this station, has complicated one re-
loubt and abou finishing another at For, Scam
mel in such situations as completely to command
the passes at the point Of the Island in rtc rear
Of the Fort. An sbst.is across the Island is
nearly completed, and with other contempt,
improvements, will render Fort Scsmmel I'M.
pregnsble to the assaults of the enemy 10 front
or rear. The Colonel has also constructed IN
the rear of Fort Preble very comm andng bai.
terry, which will add vastly to the stresgh and
security ofthst position. Thsotti;er we under
stand possesses military talents of the first order,
matured by an experience Of more than sixteen
years in the regular service.
We cannot blu, congratulate our fellow cit-
zens on The acquisition Of an officer OF his dstin.
guished merits ard sincerely hope that the ju.
niors Of his command will avail themselves of
he instructions which his military ssgacity and
experience may afford them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
A "PooR'' scheme.

IT is stated that William Poor OF East-An-
dover, brother of DIR. Poor, the ex-senator, and
one Of Mr.. Madisons deputy collectors of the
Direct Tax, finding that some how or other the
figures in his tax bills had altered Themselves, the
figures being Transformed throughout into 7 j;
and that warrant was issued against him for
the supposed forgery, has gone suddenly into
Canada, TO consult Biiwel and .Gannetl on the
case, and TO obtain the aid OF the former as
counsel on his trial, and of the latter as wit
ness, to prove that it is impossible always to
preserve the identity Of figures in public &C
counts. The Doctor undertook to heal this
" breakage' with his celebrated 6 bone-oint-
ment,' but all in van.-'Tis no wonder that,
IN sobad cause, the people derive no benefit
from the money thus spunged out OF them.
"What is gotten over the Devils back, will al
ways be spent under his belly" Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

Thai the measures which may be adopted by
state government for the defence of a state
!. must be considered as its own measures, not
,bOse of the United State. That the expen-
sss attending 4" them are chargeable to the
s,,te. and not to the Sc United States"
When the people of this Commonwealth
call to mind, that since the adoption Of the
federal constitution, THIRTY MILLIONS of dollars
have been collected in this state, and paid in
10 the Treasury of the United States when
they are daily reminded, by collectors of taxes,
that the sum OF THREE HUNDRED RND SIXTEEN
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-Two
DOLLARS, is now in process of collection, as a
direct tax when they reflect that of the sum
Of eleven millions SIC hundred and slrty thousand
dollars already appropriated for rhe year 1914,
they will be called on to pay ONE MILLION
TWO HUNDHsD AND sIxTY-FIvE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, and that the proportion OF TINS state, for
the FIFTY MILLIONS that must be raised for the
year 1915, if the expenses oil that year should
be great as they have been during the year
1914, will exceed FIVE MILLIONS AND THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, they cannot
learn, without indignation, that no part of these
sums are intended to be applied i'll deiraying
the expenses incurred by ,hem, in protecting
themselves against invasion, u,ateSs the matited
has been called for by m officer Of the reguto,
army the United States, and the expense incur
red under has direction.
Your Committee are OF opinion, that the
Legislature OF Massachusetts are bound to pre-
serve, by All the means III their power, the re-
sources OF the state SO far as may be necessary
for defence in their present perilous and dis
tressing circumstances. But having been
informed that the expenses which have been
incurred, and those which will be necessarily
incurred, III defending this state against inva-
sion, cannot be ascertained during the present
SESSION OF the Legislature and presuming that
The amount thereof will be made known to the
Legislature at the next session, and that such
statements and information, will accompany
the same as to his Excellency the Goversor
may seem proper, your Committee respect
fully recommend that the further consideration
Of this subject be referred to the next session
Of the General Court.
d. A. WHITE, Per Order.
In Senate, October 10, 1914.
Read and accepted,
Sent down ior concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President
In the House OF Representatives, Oct. 13, 1914.
Read and coneurred,
TIMOTHY BlGELOW, Speaker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
NOTICE..
\NTHFREAs BY virtue of rsfo'ys Of the Leg.


\XTHFREAs by virtue Of rs!o,vs Of the Leg.
w in4ure of the Commonwealth of Msfa-
chufets rsGed on the fourteenth day Of June. one
thou!and eight hundred ADD fourteen, the Hon.
Perez Nor on. attorney Genera Of the Com
moa ca IN sfor efaid and 10 behs of faid Common
wealth and Jofah Little, Esq the general agent OF
the Pejepico.f proprietors, ard aio in bis own
right under faid pruprieto-s. have agreed 20 iub
nit 10 the award and final determination of the
undersigned or any two of them after full hearing
before all Of the fad referees, what fun Of money
the fad proprietora or their heirs or any perfous
claiming and holding under them, are in iaw anil
eauiy entitled to receive from the Common eaI!h
aforeiaid. as an equivalent and IN full compenla-
ton to the iad propretors, or their heirs or any
perfon or perfons claiming under them for all their
light title iniereft and eifate IN aud to all the lands
fold and granted by fad Commonwealth to John
Brigham and Others by virtue Of a refolve psfed
on the ninth day of February, one ihouiand feveu
hundred aud Ninety egh., which lies to the iouth
OF welt line drawn from the uppermoh part Ct
the twenty mile fails upon Androscoggn river
This ia therefore to give notice 10 The A.sorrey
Genera. and the Pejepcot propsiesors their heirs
OF sihs ns, and alto TO he oocu auts Of fad lands,
that the undefGsued referees viii meet fer the pur-
poles afofefaid at the school Houe near Mai Cod
day of November mex a, ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, LOFii2Op LEWIS,
ALBION K, PANRIS
ROBERr DUNNINC.
o.. II, t8I4 4w