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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28
PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Office 81 the Mfzv Yor Gazette,
Saturday EUenmg, Sd July, isi4.
BY the Northern mail arrived this
evening we have received the following
Intelligence ::
PLATrsBuRe, July Is.
Col. Tobias Lear, late American Con-
vi at Algicrs, arrived in thi. village a
Few days since. On Thursday last he
left this for the North, 10 company with
Major Melvin, of the United States Ar
ny We undertand they are appointed
Commissioner on the part Of our Co
vernmst, to conclude an arrangement
for the release Of all the hostages. It
is also understood, that they will be met
at Cbamplain by the Commissioners sp.
pointed on the part of the British.
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WAsHIsoToN CRY, July %.
Cohy Of letter from Cahs. isaac
hui to the Secretary of The Navy,
dated
US. Navy Yard, Portsmouth,,
SIR,
| have the honor to inform you that
yesterday morning Gun Beat No. 50,
commanded by Sailing Msstsr George
Clement, fell 10 with, and captured, of
this harbor Chsbacque Boat, tender to
the Ienedos. commanded by her second
Lieutenant, having also on board two
Nldshlpmen, aud ten .eamen and ma
rines
She had taken, the morning preyio, 8
to her being c2p;ured, small Coas,ing
Boat, which was also relaken by MIR
Clement.
The prisoners have been given in
charge Of The Marshal aud left hscc this
morning for SalemA
have the honor to be, with great re-
sPect, sir, your obedient servant,
ISAAC HULL.
Hon. HIM. Jones',
Secretary # ne Nary.
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.rs assured that his majesty
We ""inated the members Of the
h'' O. :a';or. who are to discuss the
'na ". constitution. Their names
Fsn ,Jsssrs. Fcrrard, D'Ambray,
ID Montesqrlsu,
F-oa the Dutch Papers.
CHR1sTIANI. April 81.
~. ALLOWING is the result of the
,s.,sratioas ofthe Diet at Ellsworth
our Constitution, up to the 18th
!. y Norway shall be an hereditary
..;trl monarchy. the kingdom free
d iediyisib!e: the Regent King.
~ = The Lutheran is the establish.
j., .eIisioa ofthe state, bat tae pro-
.s,, Of every other religion pre-
I've their liberty and privileges.
+. The King has The right Of max
:. var anil gd peace, and the right
pardania5.
Vhe people exercise. by their
senta;iYes, the legislative au-
}o,.iy. aud tie rights OF levying
he taxes.
The iniieiai power is AWAY TO
e.aia distinct from tile ether
taaehes fgo'ernmenL
d" Heueeforward no hereditary
ri,iieges shall be allowed either TO
a..soas or corporations.
=. Industry and civil occupations
dali not be subject 20 any new res
riJion.
Tie nrcss shall! be free FROM all
restraints.
w soon expect TIC plan Of the
Cd constitution drawn up according
10 .hgae bases,
DEAB. May s.
idmiral Tonug struck his Aag
iii, morninS IN board the impreS-
ray!s ; aud his Royal Righuess the
Duhe of Clafeaee hoisted his flag
On board Of that ship, which will
ri! 10 morrow morning. to bring o.
,tgIo lAis country. the E,nprr"rs OF
Austria anu Russia, and Tie King OF
Prussia.
PORTSMOUTH, May %.
Sailed the hinGOsian store ship,
Win American prisoners on beard.
or the River; the Newcastle. 80
;aas, Captain i.orI George Stuart.
,;ti Commodore Codrinston's bread
'ea,lant OH beard, FOR the North n.
ael.caa siatiua and The Erebus OF
% guns, fitted tor firing rockets, for
se-sai1e station.
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PoRTsMoUTu, May %.
NEW-YORK, July %.
--latest from England,


The Bostoa Palladium, was received
here this Eyesing With late dates from
Montreal 1.-The Brush OmciDl Ac.
coua, of the Battle OF Chippewa is GIL
ven. London dates to the I'd Jane have
Ceen received at Montreal, by an arrival
there from Portsmouth,, (Eng) TIE
Treaty. Of Peace between the A c S and
france, was signed on the seth 6iay
Ho;bhg i'll the papsrs respecting hme-
Etan affairs.
FT6atiers of Canada.
gentleman hss lately returned from
Montreal, wHo bad On opportunity OF
,uuyey.jug with n,any Of The citizens
Ind tie Brush officers in that town.
BE soys Mpn,reai swsrmed wl;h sol
t,..a part oi Lord WeIiinglnn's army,
Va.ch rad Ia,ris arrived from Europe !;
lv, the Ulcers with whom be convets SGD
bad no IDEA tnag'ony offensive operations
~oril be commenced against the y.
S,s'ts in that quarter, unul the resu.;
CT tie p ndiag negotiations Cor peace
&oUld be known. They isaid they
should be prepared,M peace should not
nke Place 10 Garry Oh the gar with VI
sOur Dot they hoped for peace. Bu' a,
son as the news reached Mont eel tha
Cen Brown had crossed into Canada
every man girdcd on his sword and PIE
pared for acllon. A detachment OF 3002
men was Immediately despatched t.
ls!hloTce Gen Rail, and more were
Preparing TO follow so that 1t is pro-
eaSle Gea Brown will have warm work
nhe doesa not rec,oss the Niagara betor,
lie achievements srrive.
II may appcar strange to some that
Geaersi Brown should be ordered into
tar91a at all, at this time. If our adj
'G'ois'iatiOn expect peace TO grow on
a'be Expectations now pending, they
Would have been more in the way OF
'hsir duty, 10 have turned all their atten-
eon 20 preparations for defence. and to
oa'e waited ihe result Of the conference
NGhent, before they again attempte
sae 'n'asion Of the enemy's territory
Ger Should 'eace 1.ke place, all tht
Nes lost ~ the la e battle, and AL those
mat uay be sacrificed before Gee
n'0"n gets cut OF Csnads, viii
a'OWn away.
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New YoRK, Jolly Is.

F." The Steam Boat Car of Nep-
tune, from Albany, due yesterday mort.
ing did not arrive till las. evening, hay
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The National lntciligencer for the
two last days, has been filed with do
cumeDts, hunted up for the aUoved
purpose, of proving the perhdy of the
British Government. These papers
consist of several letters addressed by
the Brit sh Superintendent of Indian az
fairs TO Col. Ens land in l794, and also
IA correspondence between the British s
American Commlssaries General, In
al3, respecting Indian crueltics per-
petCatea through British Instrumental.
ty. Admitting ,hcse letters TO be Of the
vas! IMPORTANCE, which MIR. Gales has
been ordered 70 give them-it must ap-
pear strange that they should be brought
forward at this time, FOR ihc avowcd pur.
pose oi exas peratiag the minds OF the
people against 'he b iti,h nation. II
NJ. Gaes speaks the ntlmcnts Of the
Government (and we do no! believe he
would dare sprak ether than their senti.
ncnt, )the prospect otpeace isgl. osly In
deed. 1t is 40, to he supposed, that re-
cords would be searched, CORES ponden.
cies bro't foruart, and privae baggage
an,aoked, IL find matter for abuse and
irritation against the British, at the very
line wncn negotiations are going on
between the two countries, if The go
oersmeat erhccted peace 10 gro'u out
Of these negotiations. We do begin to
fear, that our leaders have been cursed
with an incurable blindness, and that toll
lowing them, we must fall into the pit
of irretrieyable ruin.
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ino me, with an accident on tho passage.
She brought no news. ~.
Colonel Lear was passenger: 10 ilo
Steam boat, and informs that London
odyiees had been received al Quebec to
the l4,h juno, bat nothing had trans
pirsd of their contents. Col. l.: We ara
informed, has adjusted the business ell.
trusted to him by geyernmen'' relative
to the exchange of prisoners.
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h,lp %.

\ bNIS1 On, July -
A gentleman arrived in town on Wed
nr>day nigbt l&.t itr,a Burlington. W.
''1 int'rmS there was nothing new o.
'ee Tcnuer.--2lso, that he sa" gen
Fman irom Monueal, witch place he
-" On Saturday last, y no iatormed tier
ss' nu''mg new at that place ; that Go
'''nr Provost was there, Il, d tina. be
N'a'd netting Of any dispatches beini
received tsom Fnglsnd. Via Hi X
--latest from Halifax.
we tava seen Il letter tum tiainax
U-'sa the 6th inst. which does MT coni4h
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Potomac Bank Book,

Containing d variety OF Papers, The
H3ok has been found, but the following
papers had been taken out, viz Robt
Ober's Note TO James Andersur for
: 4oD dated 2sth April at 60 days
David Keone.'s Note for S. $50 90 due
a2d and 25th Jolly inst.--A bill of ex.
change drawn by G. r. A Browne in
favor OF Jas anderson Tor 1850 sters
ling, dated 9Th jim last at 80 days, with
many other papers not reool ected and
which can DC of no use TO any bun myd
sell All persons are cautioned agai st
receiving any Of sid papers and any
one who may find them and will return
them to the subscriber will receive his
thanks.
Joseph Smith.
Iuty 90 %
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RegiImental Orders.

1scgIIIItIItdI CIutTS.
ON Saturday the 3oth inst at 10 o.
clock in the morning, Regimental
Court of Enquiry will be held at tho
Courthouse for the purpose of hear
ing Appeals, &c-By order.
Alexander Hunter.
.ldi. lst r. I'd B. DC.
July %
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STORAGE

/ will take on Storage about l2,ooe
Barrels OF Flour at the lowest rates.
FOR SALE,
Bottled Ale and Porter, Of
a quality equal to any imported and at
the old prices.
Isaac Entwisle.
Nay 10
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ARMISTICE.

The Editors Of the Palladium have
received Quebec papers to the 18th &
Montreal to the 9th inst. They contain
no account Of an Armistice received, or
Messengers arrived as lately stated ID the
Boston papers.
In a subsequent part OF the paper
however, they state, that they have re.
eeived information of the publisher Of
the NJ n,real paper having stopped the
press at noon on the 9th inst to an.
nouace important news received there
the purport of which had not inspired
The London Gazette Extraordinary of
June 2, (received via Quebec at Bcs.
TOM states that the De6nilive Treaty be.
tween France and England was signed
at Paris on the 3oth of July.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28

The boat Shamrock, Capt Owens *
Allen, loaded with sheathing paper /;
sailed from this port for Norfolk on
Monday last and proceeded about miles
d.wn the River, when the vessel was
struck by sqnall, upset and sunk
Cap; Ovens and Allen were about three
quarters oil an hour in the water swim.
ming, when they were proyidentiaiiy
seen and saved by Capt Willis who was
near the spot when the accident happen
cd and who had observed the sqaall
coming and taken in ali sail. Thsy re
turn their thanks TO Capt.' Willis and
crew for their humane exertions in saw
ing their livcs.
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FaeM THE NoRTH-By gentlemen

FaeM THE NoRTH-By gentlemen
who arrived in the last Burlington stage,
we learn, that our troops have retreated
from Chsmpla'p to Chazy-That forts
and other defences are erecting az
Pittsburgh, where an immediate alta OK
is apprehsnaed, and that some Of the
principal families are moving away
That the whole number of our troops on
the northern frontier does not exceed
5000 men-Tbat the enemy are report.
ed to have from Ito 10000 men at La
Lo'e Mil and its neigbborhood, and are
constantly receiving reinforcemen,s.
albany Coz.
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Was Stolen

OUT ofny Counting room in my
Warehouse On Kiag Street, jos. Smith
tJ Soma
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a syllable OF news, and is entirely silent
onthe subject of the arrival OIL a frigate
from England
Several letters of the Sd inst. have
also been received in town, and they are
silent npon the subject likewise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
LANDS, AND NEGROES

I'D Virtue ola Dec, of Trust executed TO the Sub
X scriSers to payment Of sum of money
due from Archibald Bryce, to Shelton ana Harris.
which deed IS of record in the County Court Of Gooch-
land; will be sold, TO the highest bidder tor ready
faoney, at GoochlGud Court House On "Wednesday the
twenty-eighth day OF September next, to answer the
purposes Of SAID deed the following tracts os aud kr,
IN the said County OF Goochland, TO wit - rL =.
One Tract containing 100 eoies, living on the waters
OF Licknsiiole Greek, being purchased BY aaii
Bryce from James Ware and vile, lexeept i6j acres
which the said Bryce has sold from said tract)
One Tract purchased Of JOIN, Bryce and wife, con-
taipng liz acres, lying an said Lckiughole Greek
One otbcc Tract Tyne same creek, purchased of
SAID John Bryce and wife, containing 81 scces.
One other Tract purchased by the said Bryce from
the Commissioners appointed sell st part of the re-
al estate ofArchbsd Bryce, decd which fell To the
orphans OF Robert and Mary Lewis decd living ON the
Nstes Of LlckngLole Greek, containing 81 acres & one
eighth f acre.
One Tract purchased by said Bryce, from William,
NJ. Richardson and wife, containing 46 acres and &
poles, lying ON the waters of said Lickngholc Greek.
One Tract which the said Bryce purchased from
Edward Matthews and VIE, containing IOS acres
snd one tract purchased of Commissioners apoii tcd
tor selling the lands belonging to the estate of John and
Susanna Pace, decd containing 14G acres, lying on
the waters of Byrd Creek
ALSO, Six Negroe Slaves, to wit, Simon, and VIII
son, men, Emmy and her three male Children to vii
J-ines, Gown and Archibald.
WILLIAM G.. PoISDExrEn.
WILLIAM MILLER,
JoSEPH SHELTON,
TJUefeeo
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GIJtE IKACi.S OG
L. A n ID
FOR .SlLE.


In pursuance ola DecrstM Order Of ire ISnpe7,,
Court Of Cnancery, .jor tie iiicIinoud District.
HILL BE SOLD, at tie house Of Robert Nelson,
Esq, IN me County Of HalJaS, Thursday tie
2gth day Of September He.c.,
Eg>fiE fOlouSing IIi.4CI'S Of LAND 6e4o,ls7,cr
n TO tie estate Of John jfiSoV, decd 10 nit one
Ir"ct ia the co,tnty Of iditar, Dan Riyer, a,id
.fdr"rs Greek, M tie foiS, containing abog. 500 u
ere nere, comfortable and Convenient t.r tte accom-
0.edGt!oH eta family, and the 6fltiop an good or
de,-N3tother Trace Of about 800 acres, IN The connty
ofhecSea6s, coiiUe'ncgt 10 the a61Ue on the oGbS-
safe SIDE n -1io .is cee 1rrch tracts 7vIR be-
sofl 5osetier or SeeTae, as BEST 10 suit Purchasers
on credit TO raIse 1000 do0trs payI5ie the 25h Of
Oeoe,n6et 1915, adthe balance in i1so elptL annual
Payments thereafter --inOshe Tract Of 100 acres in
fgtar aud one Of IS acres an ~hsckle1b'1y, 6,th
adjoining The atote, hing APP .4nto's Greek, on n
credit until the ist efJ,un"ay, 1916. These tracts
.;sH Be shespn BY u. Nelson, Esq
Or the sOA September, 1871. sn the PREMIER, n TIN
t''act on Hico Ripe' IN the cO.ly Of HaftaT. con-
tai'sg 400 ceres, which there i; raiila6le mn
Seas, !vM .ha nearly flushed; and a small 1ract
adjoining tie lat mentioned containing 100 dcres-
These lands .tsR be shenm BY Dr. Harris.
On Saturday The lst Of October, 1914, on tie Prem
'ses, IN the co,ouy Of .liecklea6mg, that vahtdJLe
sta,d for store aud tavern, Handsomely IMPROVED
ca'lel SterkngsuiAe, .uth the Lind containing go
acres Tie three last mentioned Tracts of LQaT uiA
6e sold on a credit until the 1st Of January 1916
Bond 7ufh Gbbyoued security raH be reqlfi,cd of tia
f1ochdSersin edchcose, and Gecds c0iuetn titles el-
ecUted TN the Commissioners.
Nh e sot4for Cash, o'rthe Goth dlw Of September,
1914, on the premises, Tract Of land lgng in tie
Comfy IF siecierJ1ne OF, 4arons Greek coStqi,;,lg
icy acres, IN pursuance 1t decree Of me Co1u1fv
Court Of .sfectIenbsg, in fuuor Of the esfats of John
HiCson, against Um. Pmye0r. This land jGt,rs tie
fzUo Hber tracts .3drOnS' Creek TO be sod on tie
same day, and IcW sat 10 be bought Nth one or all
them, 1rhich rcRmake ifbt1chGsed ,ogether nth me
OTHER fortncts nearly 1000 acres all .rsR Gnl5ered
and, and S0ae UeIY fertile.
BY THE co. 1LlfLSSIONERS
WfLL .8LSO BE SOLD, at SierynqStil2e, on
The Isl ofOcto5sr, a small TR.qCT of SO acres Of
L'iJVD, near that place, mn credit of12 months &
n deed S7uen 10 tie PURCHASE, igfuhig 6oad and
scc+Ti!yto
II. .4I'IERSO.N,
-4dH'r ofJoEn Isop,
zsi.h tie UiR d1itcTed
.frg. 81. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
VOL. 1t.---No. ST.

Tor Their prntectiom--but his troops arc unpro-
vided With tents and camp equipage--Appli-
cation has been personally made to His FIX
ccIency The Governor, who has given the
strongest assurances that every aid in the pow
er OF the Executive will be afforded to the
troops stationed at this post, and every exer-
ton used for It's defence. The number oftroops
marching for the defence OF the Capital re-
qulies his Immediate attention-we must
therefore rely on our own resources for the
present.
The General from these peculiar circum-
stances, Is necesstated 60 appeal co the known
patriotism of the citizens OF Petersburg, for
their corporation on enls occasion.
Materials are purchased and tents, &c. pre-
pared tor making up. will be ready for deiive-
ry at the c. House, to those who feel dispo-
slticn to add to the convenience * comfort of
their projectors.
The LADIES of Petersburg, whose public
spirit & sSertiens on former occasion were
50 emlnentiy conspicuous, have now anotl.sr
opportunity OF promoting the public welfare
those Ladies in the town aud its immediate
vicinity, who, possibly Can have Tents made
up in their families, will please signify then.
attentions at the c. House, between the hours
OF &C ID o'cloCi. on each day.
BY Order of
Maj. Gen JOHN PEGPAM.
DANIEL EPPES.
Abide CamD
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FOR sale.

AthE small Farm, ON which the subscriber now
Il resides The purchase would suit a family in
quest OF healthy and tranquil retreat especially as
inc usual requisites " negroes, horses, live stock -
Sric"tus' implements, provisions OF different kinds
household and kitchen fuIr,ture &c might ifdesi,,i
he Obtained at the same time The buildings are new,
and substantial, and. though entirely flashed, un.
commonly satisfactory. due proportion Of the land
mas Just been cleared, OF which about % acres were ear
~ last SPRING, sowe clover Part OF an adjacent es
,'te, shortly 70 be sold, might eventually be annexed
10 tis sin;di farm, which only one hndre,
ana SIXTY one acres Beat, OF prospect, salubitv OF
or anu water convenience OF 'd and river carriage
To, and from i,ichmoh = proximity 10 Milton. w,,er,.
post Office aud several stores are kept further re-
commend the spot. The terms viii be ,ceo,nmot..
tnlg.-App.y 10
l.. ii. GiRARDIN
Glenmore, near EIilt,n, Albelaarle County Va
August ~ ISli
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A CARD.

TIE Senior Editor efthe .N:7TEON4L INTEL
LICENcEia, hosdg been ,of6rntnate!y absent from
he Ciy Of Washington at the nse the eseny o5fs1,,-
ea Possession of'f, 0ndostanf three hrndreruies from
tie scene eocto',, ia ,rhich his further and neiJors
70ee enguyed. fakes tins ifi,mug the hume
ots bat''9'is that PAPER, that he proceeding scith
az poss'oe dscetch 20 The present scar Of government
ut or near 1rlich Ia PROPOSES immediately 10 isse ch
n paper as his means 7sH ENABLE hfq as 1eaice of
authentic ne7es at moment interesting No ailis
,'!I De @poffo ressfadsh as tossiJe, there
g'Hdr Poic0fion Of that PAPER 1rch has tssn so an
Fortunately interrupted, t eaces, a. Is not NOE
necessary 70 describe.
,G Editors ofp papers erchanens 7.im tle Nation
a. I'atefseice1 are resbec ally requested 10 gre an
Insertion 70 .lls notice.
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WILL BE SOLID,

4 I PantersFare, in the county of Goochland, about
IN ten miles above the COURTHOUSE, of sail county,
on "Wednesday the 2lst ,lay of September next, if far
tnot the next fair day, for ready money, the
NEGROES IND STOCK
Of every kind belonging the farm, also The Planta-
ron utensils among which are seversd carts & wheat
FAM also household Sc kitchen tia71f,ne aud
good loom with spring SHUTTLE four stills, num-
Der ofbeer stands and tight casks There is among the
stock valuable work horses and mules good mich
COWS and several yoke OF good oxen, half and three
quarter me,no sheep, and ull-booded cape ram and
some good hogs will also, the time, remit he
tenement to the highest bidder that is at present occ
pied by Mrs Olvs lying contiguous Plauters-Fare
either for three years. The sale will commence
at III o'clock.
DANIEL TnIrLEIr
Aug o. ids
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DOMESTIC.

CHAhiEsToft, Aug. e5. =
OUR SOL THERN COASTING TRADE.
ETtract q q letter tram Srva,s,,ah, dated
Tug. 22d, 10 q sentie;aaa in this cify.
p" We yesterday had advices of the Capture
o. vessels, bound from Amelia this wav, "A
bout sixty miles from here, by the boats Of
the Lacedemonian. Yesterday 100 infantry
OF the y. States left here in baryes to Join our
gun-boats to the south, to act as marines to
drive out the enemy, and 17O of the infantry
departed at the same time by land to co-ope-
rate with them if necessary, and we have
some hope of our inland navigation being a.
gain opened and rendered safe
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AT7TENTION

CAPTAIN MURPIIY'S Company Of I7icleaovcl
Y LigiR Infantry Blues, being eailcd INTO service
ALL ABSENT MEMBERS are ordered To repail.
30 Richmond Immediately, and TO JON the Company
thcrc, or IT my other place "icre j; may be station
ed, on pain cf being considered as DjiSEiI'rEKS.
HIM FJyt.N,Ef, ord Se;gt. u. LIN
kur
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NOTICE

TO DELLWQUEN'7'T TROOPERS
ysVHE Manchester Cavalry being ordered into Ser
vice, all ahsentees are hereby ordered to .repair
forthwith TO Camp Holly and report themselves to
General Portelfield, in case the Troop should have
marched from that station.-By order of the Cap
tain.
JAMES w. WINFREE, Src'ry.
Manchester Aur o7s---Sf
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P,aYTER5OyV' UTRE gT.7ylUF.0--
TORI.

TgVfE sleeriler Is authorised to receive orders for
the following articles to be executed NJ Tie above
mandatory, and forwarded from thence with AL pos
sible specddclive,sblc m Richmond at the Factory
prices, with 'l.e charges Of Transportation, &c viz
Coarse and fine Wire, from No 1 10 95
Card Wire from No. rs 10 SO,
An,cald on bending wDg of various sizes
Rolling, otauding on Falling Screens, for cleaning
g.Iin,
Nove wires of every description.
Samples Of the slr,ye articles NAV be seem and or
ders lodged at the Counting-house of
ANDREW SMITH.
Cary-Streeb opposite Tic Eagle Tavern.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
BO.5W " GLASS ,DI.lNUFACIORY.
MR.. MATI7HE i COX.

NIIOI knowingy your place Of rrsdence, we arc com
~ peeled to resort to this method Of informing vo,,
that James Wright, decd late of Essex county. Vitei
nia, has, in his late will devised 70 you five negroes
which legacy you arc requested to come and secure
The ECecnOrs.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
PETERSBUR(l ACADEMY,

q WOOD, respectfully informs the public that his
sS Academy at Petersburg will open ihrrgIay
the LIST Of September. As classes ia tie Nahe-
mat'es, Inc various arts and Sciences and the lang,ia-
gss viii then be formed, Parents and Guardians who
pr"pooc nding youths 10 this Academy requested
70 enter sin soon rs possible
n p. The Establishment oftic Petersburg Confer
which j. w. contemplate, win not, in any manner
sncrfrc Will The duties of his school Tho fi Num-
Der q tbs Newspaper win be Published ON Monday
the i@l Of September The Daily Paper SIS per an
nu'n-llIc paper thrce times in the week, 81 per
an2gm The subscriptions payable the delivery Of
the fist number.
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