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Five Dollars Reward.

WA, .toien eli my Horse IN the
street OF Alexandra, on the slh inst
somewhere bstween my Mothers
.uu,e ard the Washington Tsvera,
A Saddle & Bride.
The pad Of the Saddle was OF red cloth
or flannel, and patch up the p ina
mel. The styrufs Pll.c,', cut much
worn. Alyps son re,urn,ng Tn, pro.
perty to tho Subs Iibsr sna.. lie paid
the above row .rd.
Francis Hammersley.
4 Dec Is 81.
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ALEXANDRIA.
rUESD Wy. DEcKMBEs IS.

EnRArrM In part Of our impress.
sion ct Saturday. in tie first paragraph
If the editorial column, the w.cd IRE.
er.ors, was Inadvertently substituted tor
Errcaf!pes. We are not sure, that the
error IS Sorth correction. The Uhilea
States are well nigh s./unc:, and there
FIRE those was aFe 70 maaag: their az
fairs, may no. imp c2erly be called Ex-
eeu.srs.
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DEFERRED 4RTYcL

~ = r. y X II - ~ Il AZ 4 L Il q ..
Amongst several other articles OF in
terest which sc have %, hand, * which
shall appear uPon The sarl!ess opppsEtu-
ni.y, is the Speech of thu H,n. Cy'u.
King o! Nassach u,e.ls, upon ,aat pr,
oi tbs Acny Bill nov before Congress,
which auyha.ises the enlistment OF Nj.
aors. Ta.s dias siiea! attemp, to sa,er
the bonds Of ES;u:e & oiGu,y-,o array
the child in opposition 70 ais parent, the
var sg,in', his guardian, anI the ap
oren,ics against his nastrr--tp lure the
weak from tn, pslhs of VIRUS, aad to
encourage vice in its worst iorns, b.
Ill the sanctirss OF legislative 'icence,
nas called for;s the j IS, iaiigostisn and
veil .neri.el rsprosc or,ais able Cham
2ion of the peoples rights.
The p-iHcipl- isaiI NJ. Kag)
'''9 - " :" 'S
euablishea 81 this, sud, OF course, hy i.
=.
nv other assembly, called dcIibsrs,ivc
mean, sic, tie authority intrnded TO
;.
,
-. s,. s,s..
-, -. .,,a ,,,,,;.,, .on,a r.con
III, ,.,o.;.,o. f,
,,.r cosla M, , c,,i.,i,, x,u,d NO, do
:,
Rs,;.v. ~. az .s vo,- lave ,ou
stand ,bi, var sa. already ia,rsdse,a
in,o nri,a,. families. too much ,li.trc.s.
O, This very ,uj,;ect Of enl;s,ipp minors.
ina mos, ;obuua, and s;s,re.,ing ACT.
have he en- ,e,or;r,,ed hv ann. AZ vour
officers; Minor. nav, hssn often enlist.
I'd w;,b,,, tn. o,,,s.,, of their oare,, ::
nd wh., ,h.s, ,,,,,,, have demanded
,h., of ya.r a;oer. they have laughed
them 10 ,coru and when they have cali.
e., in the ei,i, authority 20 enf,rce their
t.ma,ds. y h,, s.., resisted h, 6,rc.
,f.ro.. aad tn. unb,,,, vou,h march.
Ar !. n. a.,dot r;rb, anil co,e..l.
ed from his parents. And when driven
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The Expedition.
JMAIcA, Oct. 81.

JaMAIcA, Oct. 81.
On the 18th inst tbs foliSsing vss-
ssis roesedea from the Casa2sass inr
this island, TO rendesvous at Nesr.l Bay,
and form an expedition, as it - said,
against either ST. Augustine or Nov
Orissss, sadsr the cemUand OF rear ad-
miral Mz,cslan. and col. Arthur Brooke,
lieut. col. Of ID. 44th rsgimept.
Royal Oak. IN rear adni.sl Nal.
celn, capt. Dix.
Rami.,cs, u, captain sir Thonas N.
Hardy, BIT
Asia, -, capt ssene.
Dictator, 81, capt crof.on.
Trave, IS. capt. Mcaey.
Thames, -, koa. capt. Itby.
WeaIie, Is, hon. capt. Hs-sn.
Tbis,,s, IA, capt. WAy,e,
E,na 70. b.}s, capt -
Volcano ID. b. s,csp, Pierce.
With Ten transports, having on board
Eve thousand troops. lately commanded
by the deceased Mi. gen. Ross. Rear
ADMIRAL Malcolm, il ~rs though. would
call at Pert Royal 10 sxpsci;e the sail
ing Of the transports from thence, and
make ssmr other arrangements re-.
spce,ing The expedition.
His msjss,y', SKIP Iiersld, capt MI
ward, proceeded 10 sea yesterday mern.
ing, for the purpose ef endeavoripg to
fall in with tse Royal Oak. ~. 10 make
se.Io communication to rear admiral
Msleolm.
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THEFT

WAS STOLEN out Of nv pock
w ct one night lat week While
asleep. two HUNDRED Dol
LARS. ia two Notes on tse Eank e
Alexandra which had il my poke
some time prior to the FIRST Of May
1872. | will give . reward Of Five
Doiisrs TO any person who shall deliver
the sid Notesto me. or in my sbsencs
10 Hr. William Horner at Fsuquicr
Court HoHse-~ithout any questions
beias asked how said money came into
their posssssion.
John Green.
December 10 law3ws
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~ 18Th No.
DR.. Darrah, DENTIST,

ISfoR ~ tho LADIES' and Gentle
men of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
nc viii continue at the Inaisp Quesn
Tavern, Oh King Street, few DAYS
oager, WHARF he will perfora every
necessary operation On the Teeth and
Gums.
iNar 70 -tt.f ~
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VH;gini,1 Legislators.


The n. OF ID nass oeen several days
in Committee of ti,e ahoic on the report
,fthe Con nl:,cdFof Fiaaase---ths most
material fca:u:rx OF WHICH tacy had a.
greed to, such "a rae propJri,ion to lay
tax on salt. coal, Sc rba co",.olttse
have nav ri-en aud the HaYso IA ccu1l-
d.ring ,heic Req irt.--They hsvs reject
l.! the tax on self 4 special nittes
ias oaen sppoinlrj I, c,,I:r vita the
,go Banks as t. lo.a far ths service
Of the snsai.g ySar. This coaTi.tce
nave aot vet made a report We na
dsrstand tae scac:ns is - Increase the
:sDi,al cf the Bark az Bihks, say 5000
90 or 1000 90, according as both
backs or one oaiy comes isto 1.-THE
sane sag, il seeessrT, obs rsps.t,d
the sscund yca- (; M b2.as 10 b. asked,
%, The new st,ck Ia ne sold fsr tbs no.
aefi. OF the Oil Notwithstanding SAL.
scris.is = II be PAD IN the unte' VI che
olnk titus tho stream OF c;rcalaroa
will DC kopt nearly ,hs Sane asttsf IS
the notes arc paid an Ia the Bank. taey
will be iosn~a 9pt'ptae St4t-; and tsns
10 more paoer sill DC KEEP; al ,as. The
,}Naks save no. yet, - ne unieestan l.,
gifi,i.l.y oas ID i3i, tas os,5as.:ioas.
Fac II. ofD l-yi,es -sys p 4ssr Inc
al ,ut1arit,ns Z. " rrea.:I 5ui!d
,rffgs froa tais Guy scr,ss the James
River.
Inc Defence BIZ! rests upoo the Ia
bic. Enquirer.
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3iasl.lse.i,s--Bhile tae great
sa.l or Ia sea a, ara II be gradlt
20 poyl.r With ne war taxes. there
ia ,el.,.t r.V. perhaps ~, IN iiftv
Of the sbo!a VIA arc proitiag by
Tia genera! distress All rnia. without
rI,,s;as at al their own persaas {;
AMI th,sc ,ae1 chn-kie. a1a bless the
star tat g,id-i os nation 10 war.
;t vas i,ubtie.s ono or this desrrip-
tiaa. VIVA in the Aurara or Oct. O..
aynwei the following opinion -
:" a-n IF opiIiou thit 'ae ben f,s 10
r,suH f+.on 'iis.losr oil greatly ocsr.
balance MI the iajirics and incon.
rsuiences thai hare been. ar are like
~ 10 he. experienced. u think ii ,cus
fortunate that adequate cause for
roar soas created"
Connecticut Cournns. 3
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lNOtice.
December IS.

GENERAL b4ic, OF COTTON,
y were thrown ,og the deck o! the
schooner Ws.hineso s, y h'le on Ere IN
ne ION instant into tse river tor pre-
,ervatioo. Those aho may have SCI
cured any part thereof, ard viii de-
nser i, 10 me dire t!y, or give irior-
nation to recover the same, will be u.
,eraliy rewarded. The Law will be-.
strictly enforced against those whe
may csnceal any oil ssid pro,sr,y
John Grid.
De -
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Public Sale.

IT 10 s'sIsck fals aWnfsg, vV 10
ssii fer she ben.M 0 rae eosse'see
az Merchants sDAs0
A quantity Of Spinning and
NEGRO CoTToN snd Riehmena
LEAF TOBACCO, damaged by the
FIRE on beard Sshooses Wa.kinst o,
ioth mat
p. G. Marstellcf,
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Notice.
Dec Is

A Meeting Of the Washing ton and
alexandria Turnpike Company, will
take plaos at TrIp!eu's He,eI, in the
Town of Alexandris, on the FIRST Mon.
day in next month, for the purpose o.
slsctinr Eve Directors, Clers and q
treasurer, for TIE ansuiug yeas.
Benz. c. Ashton, Ck.
N.r IA
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RECEIVED
Ind for Safe BY the Subse ibfr, q ~
Store on RoyeI Street,

Store on RoyeI Street,
Brass Anditons, Wirs Tenders,
Plated and Brass Csnticsticks, f,acy 6
common Bellows, Sh vi and TtnrA
Nnilcs and Forks, ,Lpffsr. wlth Trays,
Tea Fray, Hearth brurhes s S%eep.
ing do; .pscket Pistols Of geod quaInys
smaii holster do; pocket Books, Pes.
Knives, >ciss.rs. Spoons, very Gle.
ga.t assortment OF CAMS, Whips,
i,ermsn fhrss, Csn-. With Flute. 10
them, aho; BAGS, Powder Fl,sks. Co.
ior !. Torlo!.s shell Combs III no
aewrH tsshloas, Ivory s,rd iisrn do.
few Ladies Kia Gloves, ger,i- mems
suek..kin do. si.ser aud gil, n,oun.sd
Sw"r,is, with ya;iety OF c,her .rti.
cies N his line - 49, 49,
Thomas Mount.
De,emb,r to- y
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Dec. a..

For Sale.
First Quality Spinning Cotton In Bales
I. hAoco in ogshsads,
Ditto in Kess.
po,eessie Salt in Barrels
Dome tie rehuet I. & su9,r.
Sevsrsi W gg"ss wanted 10 iosd for
Ba;iiB ore, for Viii \ lib. "a pr.ce vi
b.s We C sds received = ;,s,.,po IA.
tiob u Potomac Geek az v,naI
JOHN GlRD.
Dee. i3-3t.
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STATIONARY PRIZES.

Last drawn Ticket. 500
Firs.dfAwn roo bianks, each to bs
entitled to a prize Ct IS
Price Of Tickets sniy S csLlars. jrs
will sson advenee.
~ Thi. Lnt'ery wiil ccnu epee in
lev weeks, and prngfess rapidly un.
iii finished it contains $1,000 Tickets
not two b'arks tos prize.
Prizes subject 10 rs, per cent deaue-
tion. payable 60 days alter the drawing 10
finished.
Orders for Tickets fenelosirg tbee.sk
or prize tickets In the late BsItimore
Lotteries) post paid, addressed TO the
subscriber, will meet with prorp siten.
lioD--A correct check Of the Whole
drauihg viii be kept :or the examination
Of Tickets gratis.
ROBERT GRAY
PRINTING
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We have heard n,'hins fcrt!ier oF
,',e proceedings ofthe E.semy on orr
river.--raey toek Dut onr vessel.
loaded xiih e@.eSt.iI t'ieir course up
TIA river .,aauanr o. others. with
Hour. sc. ulSsir Car,ers Creek, q
Of ooasss still ia je,nardv.
Virginia Berala.
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John Green.
law3ws

Marine Insurance Company Of
Alexandria.
TINE Stockholders are hereby no
i uAsd, that an election of hfIssp
Directors for the said Go npany, will
be held at thair siscs on Royal Street.,
On Saturday tie 18th Of J.nuary aext
-Ths elsciisn will commence At 10
o'clock A. II. and close At o'clock
p. II.
J. B. Nichols, Seery.
Doc. 9. 81
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which I do know IN dfstrsssss Of daily
,caurrsacs--sf erimss which have
,raug the faIhsrs heart with sassishi
.ndhlIsa hin hsu,e with misery and WOO.
-
In = few days We hope to DO able e
five oar readers the labsrsd report Of
ma committee appsiated to enquire in,
to the causes Of the late d'sgraceisl cap
tore of the City II Washingson BY the
enemy.
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MARRIED on Thursday eveniss last
by ths Rev. WIN. Waters, Mr. Jas. H.
liso1 nerchan, of this place to Miss Eli
zs6en CaRds, eldest d1sgh'sr OF the
Rev. John Guilds Of Alexandra County
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4 ghds'ly picture If alman dis'rsss.
"A Modern traveller. speaking OF
certain parts Of Asia. ia whish wars
ana com votions have been almost
in.cssant from time immemorial,
observes. q, tho approach OF an
hostile army the iahshitaRts Ssry un-
dor gcound their most "uaarOas ef-
Eectg. aad each individual man. wa.
as,. and child above six years Of age
IA. iuf,nt children hei.s carried by
;A-ir mothers) With load Of grain
proDoriioned TO their strength, issue
fran their beloved homes, and take
the direction of a country (ifsueh can
he foan,l) exempted from the mise
ries Of woe; sometimes Of a strong
fortress, but moro geners!Iy OF tbs
most unfrequented hills and weeds,
where they prolong miserable cxis
teneo until the departure Of the en-.
emy. The people Of the district
thus desertiag their homes are called
| the Walsa OF the district. "-the
term Hslsa. according TO this writer.
| signifies such . complication Of
| wretebedness. that its measiny cannot
no given in any Of the European Ian
| suages hat ~ Ioay cireumIoeation.
Cisd in his mercy deliver the Dor.
H.. - tb.e. IT atates from the III a
state Of tkisss Ibid
Nsppears, By the subsequent ar.iels.
he, I isrss pe-tios Of tas troops. re.
csatly employed in the Chesapeake, had
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It,ppears, by the subsequent ar'ieIs.
he, / isrss pe-tios Of tas troops. re.
csatly employed in the Chesapeake, had
arrived II jamaica asd we're about to
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depart ftsn thence On another sxpsdi'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-08

The most just and Holy God having in the
course of his Divine Providence, permitted
our country to be visited by war and its con-
sequent calamiGes it therefore highly be-
comes people thus afflicted to humble
themselves before his throne, in the hope
that he will be pleased to turn away his
anger from them--And moreover, the all
wise dsPoser Of events having by the gra-
cious interposition of his Providence, re-
peatedly granted signal victories to the
arms OF the u. States in the war which the
injustice of the Enemy now compeIs us to
wage and II being entirely proper that we
should thankfully acknowledge the Kindness
OF Heaven, in thus defeating the designs of
our enemies and as the issue Of the contest
is with God, it behoves us all as we love cur
country, to unite in imploring the continued
blessing of Heaven upon our arms
Now, therefore, |, JAMES BARBOUR,
Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
in conformity to a Resolution of the General
Assembly TO that effect, do most earnestly
recommend 1t to the good people Of the Coma
monwealth on the first Thursday of Decent
Der next, to assemble III their several places
Of Pubic Worship, and consecrating that day
to the purposes aforementioned, 10 acknosS-
ledge with deep contlition of heart, their
manifold offences, and through the mercy of
the Rcdcemer, SUpPlicate forgiveness Of tire
same To return most sincere and hearty
thanks to Almighty God for ali his fayors !;
& especially for the success with which he
has been pleased TO crown Dur arms, and
to ask for the continuance Of the Di-
vine Favor---Ihat IL may please God
To bring TO nought all tie counse,s Of those wl:o
rise up against W., and grant victory to our
arms in the day Of battle--To preserve us
from all dscord and Intestine divisions, and
cause us TO unite IS win one heart in defence
OF our homes and Our altars-knd to ibSpire
our enemies with moAor9tion and loSe OF it's
tice, so that our County may be speedily dc.
livcred from the evils Of War, and blessed
with the restoration Of honorable and lasting
Peace.
Done at Richmond, tltis 5th day Of November,
in the year Of our Lord, one thous-
(Seal) and eight hundred and fourteen, 9,
Of the Commonwealth the thirty
ninth.
Is. BARBOUR.
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MILLEpGEvILLE, Oct. 2e
VERY IHPOPTfA"~

" On Thursday last His ExceilcnCy Co
vernon Early received letter from the Sc
cretary Of War dated the 10Th inst. which
states that there is strong reason to presume
from intelligence just received from our min
is.ers at Client, that British force consisting
OF fsOetOe Or Fifteen Thousand men would sail
from Ireland early in September for Wrzy-
Orleans and Mobile, with intention to take
possession of thatcity and the country through
which the great rivers on which the whole OF
the states westward Of the Allegheny noun
talnS SO essentially depends.
Accompanying the above information is a
request, that the twenty-five hundred detach-
ed militia from this state may be marched
as early as possible to the aid Of Gen. Jack
son. Orders have been issued BY the Exccu-
tive tor them TO rendezvous at Fort Hawkins
by the 21St of next month, whence they will
proceed without delay to the place of destin-
alton i being deemed prudent to retain the
troops belonging to the first class of General
Byne's brigade for the defence Of the sea-
board, the second class from the counties of
jasper, Jones, Morgan, Putnam and Baldwin,
have been ordered out to complete the re-
QUESTION. Major General M'Intosh and Brig.
General biacksteaS, are appointed to COM
maDd this detachment
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
LATE FROM REknu-nAi

NEWPoR I, Cct. 3l.-Ar. at this port, Spa.
n'sh schr, St A'ihcs, from Bermuda, in bal
last. Sailed on The 18TH. Aa. Cockburn, with
two AS and or frgatcs lad arrived from,
the chesapeake. M fart Of Lord HRS err
hed'fio'r had arrived there, ,o, svere thcv soe5.
eaIected.
AID. Cochrane was daily expected from,
Halifax. From 500 to 1000 troops were at
Bermuda. but no expedition was fttins our.
scarce and high. Beef $50 pr. s5l. corn "a
pr bushel.
The body OF Sir Peter Parker was buriei
at Bermuda on the 18TH Oct
There had been no late arrival at Ferrrufl,
from England, and no prizes had been sent IN
there lately. Several prize vessels from de
chesapeake with -four, were Going in ea The
Se Ari5es came out. OFF tie entrance Of our
halbor, the St Aribes was boarded from III.
MoIgiana, Sloop Of war. n frigate passei
the lii.iool this Informing ard entered Tn. V,n--
gard Scuud.
Alb ut 200 American prisoners were at
Bermuda, who We're 10 b 5, Ii; to England.
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composed since the new organization are q
be put on footing Of war until all the aiflirs
OF Europe ar. completely arranged. On IN,
other hand al tie powers Of Germany remaii
under arms the extensive boundaries; from,
the frontiers OF Switzerla to the North Sea,
VIII be protected by imihense armies the
Upper Rhine, as far as the Mosele is occu-
pied hv hustrians the Prussiaus &C, u,,y the
country between the Moselle aud the Mcuse ;
the british, Hanoverans, Dutch and the Rel
gan Legion. which form together beautiful
army, form line on our frontier, frrm Nanur
to Newport Every thing win Continue in
this state till after the CONGRESS of Vienna
IL IS ccTtdfT, that there are some delicate
points to adjust. as the boundaries of France
the fate of he Netherlands, the fate of po-
Il nd, and perhaps some points of maritime
law. - that 1t is fsoSSiblc, that our commits
sio:ers may await the result ard it IS 6creiv
f2Ss,5G. that the flames of me- war may be
kiniied in Enrope What thenp Can VIZ: he
herc i flro5ab2e that Lord Hill is No, testin-
ed hither9 Ought we to rest one moment up
on our oars-ought we not to devote evsru mo
mem 20 frfta1utioa ? Mark on the contrary,
the tremensous consequences CT a disappoint-
ment Suppose the Congress Of Vienna breaks
up IN icace-and surely the odds incline the
sca'e ms way. From that moment, the Bril-.
tiSh arms hcre are strengthened. All the
troops they ncs1 have in Europe viii e,rrorne
dlsposahic--May not 20, 600 more t.oo,2s bc
sent here Let us then call uoon fIrr1uIss.
no longer Let us not look to Vienna, but
washington. We cali urcn COMPRESS 10 g.
reuse, march up to the object at once, CJtzin
money ard ner, ard save the republic. This
rs t'ie precious time. Lose it, and re nay De
lost.
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70 Limerick, belonging TO Rashsey, 81 ton.
largo Goals, men, RvOt trPhcy master. X
M'yhey and Co. owners, captured Aug. ou.
OH lnnis Tuscan, value 5000 iollar.--sUrk.
Sleep Peggy and Jane, belonging to Cum
oria, 81 tons, cargo coal, crates and crown
glass, men, j. Duncan master. J. Duncan
owner, captured Aug. Sd, off Tory Island. w.
iue is eco dCl,ars-sunk.
Barque William, frcrn ST. Andrews, bound
to Greenock, belonging TO Bristol, 2o7 tons,
cargo timber, Is men, NJ. Whitney m,s,er.
passengers, captured Aug. IA, value IS, 100
dcllars-bIIL.
Ship Sir Ed. penc,7, FROM Quebec, belonp-
ing to SrecoocS, 3G7 tons, .1alty loaded with
lnnS'r, Il m.a, IL guns, Geo. Klliy master,
passengers, captured 18th Aug.-cartcI for
SO prisoners.
Brig Bellona, from Celte, bound to Ham
on'Sh, belonging 81 Jersey, c58 tons, carvo
hrandY,wine and verdsceGse, II me n, q guns.
III, .&ngtois master, Msss.s. Emeiys owners,
captnred 9tst Aug. OF Gaze OrtuEal, value
100000 dollars suak.
Brig Triton, from st. Johns, bour. TO LIS
bon, belonging TO eignmouth, III tons, cargo
hsh, men, NJ. Harvey master, VIM Isuckein
Row owner, captured Ang. I'D, OF Cape Fin
isterre, value 15,eoG dollars--s,ink.
Brig Duck, from Featayenture, bound to
'Ienerifie, belonging to london, 174 tons, Ba-
mia, 20 men, suns, J. Stephenson master,
S'co. fditn owner, 2 passengers, captured
sept I'd, on rentaVentuTe, value 81 goo dol
lars-sunk.
Ship Mary, from FONT Petre, bound to
Halifax, belonging 70 C;auIaloIpc. 27o tons,
cargo sugar, coffee, ram and molasscs, II
men, yans. las. Gibson, Lewis Deprez, cap
tured Get. 18th, OF Barbuda, value 10000
doilars-Sunk.
Totai value, 1922 dollars.
l.. WARRINGTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-08
FROM CAS1'iN..

In o-m@tion frUrn Cos ne Is 20 ,h, 44tb NJ. Tia n,
Us. s'iiets =. ke continually tm;loves! .,sy no.
excepted, IN foi Jfyig that place The new l., - sr,
Turk vi iss>iies and csrth. Most oithe tie.s M die
20 = lave oeen cat down. and eCnsc, lie ,s,,
Us been cleared in the yiein,s r. ,,..y., ,,,,,
T9'e approaching without being discovered B.t~ee,
~ 7f.G 700 pieces OF caunoH nlu4nte, 4 ,,uaI
cutting from C.siiue kisJr e. the y. n9iscat ma.
"le u'S 'oNniro'n the 'isi"e. The distance acrrss il
ABOUT quarter oil a mile.
Nearly all the troops nov at Cas';uc src Enri;cb,
and Insertions sre no, common as short time s,es
The soldiers are well cin'Ied and art INDUCED h
s"iee nuJ "ihGr small stores Flour cheap there
rs at Boston Mach had been carried in and sol no
FT,Ze property Beef was aboll So ;,e- cwt Thu,
PlaSe was pentiiuiJ supplied iiom the Interior Tn.
biftis'' ilad established new fApot duties Rum as
to psy aboutS5 cents per gallon
The Selrctnen had or veie alout tn i,s,,c q no,io
uon Tor the inhabitants 10 on the 9TH of Nov IN
give their notes for Member OF the Congress of the
United Suites. Tp9n ~ ~ i''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-08
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
Viiette at Hill, (7He erireaie bcint 81
BE PentnsriLn, betzyeen TOrk Z .Lnfrel NM

Yilete AZ Fox-iIili, (7He eT'rene bcint IF
he PetttstfLa, betzVeeti York & Jrriss R7eTs
.NoTcmber 2.
The fprsc o. IRE enemy istwo ships laying stanchor
near Gle tai Of the Shoe, 1t { r a.
.N0Ismber 8.
The force Of The srerny IS ships having at anchor
tn ttil ofthe Shoe2 small sciirs bestng down
iof he slips, snd barge standing Upon the smd to-
wards Hampton Roads.
.N1v1n5sr4
TIE eremy's foree tAat could be seen at An is sbe
4clr. ard 2 bs-ges standing down for the shpg
have no doubts but yen have resolved Information,
respecting the Attack on Mondey last The e.cmV
took clr- and sot diem sWa,, and sat Ere 10 ihrre
more. Vhich they were beet Or hy dc smell force 81
fhm rlaee Mr. D lravis'a Of yiau ptou vas one tif
vsstaS'n. sal on W edntsisy Mr. r retook bis cir
AID Our p,en.
.No1~ris, g.
The coeTs'' i"res, - A. - Is only he gssrd
si're ti,a' lev -e.r thc tsr 9ffhs e'ior
~
DIED u tiG rf' % SUNDAY fufIJinr LAST, U he
32i year of h"r are, NJ. CErHApfvF DAvgs tie o.
rpi4Jie ecU.oft q MJcs George ~ DsaIs or ssses