davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
For eSsmrtins ss,ow ENABLES 50


Nj J. Reid then moved IN strike on, .,,r.
rnaccti candles. on &c s,,at nc The p,culisr5p4
rrcss've opera ios It sa;t ajax M The i,;,nl &c
Nantucket and town &c New Bedford in N,,.>
chusc,ts. Ai,erfr-t sr debate,
The qres.ion . put a,l decided in the ne.
gatiye BY Yeas az Nays, az follows
For striking our 3 spsrMaceu'' so
Against It "a
Mr.. Bgclow Of Mas. then moved " str;s.
ont the word ,egtl'er so AZ to exempt Il from
taxation which f,ofion Ms ~. suoportel a.
some ,sng'h. ~ motion was negatiyed by a
considerable m II ,rity.
|ons The article mills manufactured hv ,naci,ine--
rysin support Which ,notioa ne made SIM.
remarks, 20 N u n Mr.. i;aass rep,isl. All ina
motion was rsi aiiSel without a division. -
Mr.. CASTOR tfN Cthen raoYcd 70 str;xs o,,t
50 much OF the resolution now ttn Ter CONSIDER,
alton as propr 3 to tax furniture aboye a cap.
tain values W,k, bedding. kitchen fi,rni.rr,
anil articles os.omsstc nlnufstture exc.jt.
ca p Which ms Zion vas, without debate, decil-,
ed IN the neg alive by the following vote !
For HE motion 4S s
A,ainstit 70
The Question was. then stated on the whole
resolution (Which has been published more than
once and goes TO tax sundry articles Of manu-,
tscture, besides those mentioned in the forero-
iug,) - .
~ 70 some an, o,,,s.i - nc - s.e"o,
cnbrscsd !, az; 1'"y's =! Tue taxes
vote inc, IN ,,ha,a sn'. ., 'ne.e'ore
vote for the Hills FIR lsy;nc .on,S os,s.. 10 20
l,sbe, th.v sh,,,ia ~ 5 so''e u ''ese sxAss
The oyest;nn = !, ~. .sas.,r ~,
the resoI,,,nn r.s ~ ~ " .'s WHO'S o.
ton warn and hats, Was Jee;dsJ IN ,hs So.
tive "a e,,low. - = :" 'S .''ifu '
YEAS Messrs. A,ex,ndcr Ara.,.., 49,.
BARBOUR. I,arnett. Kowso 1,,ad,s,, n, "sT
Butler. Caldwell. Calhonn Cs.nc5 chsnre,,'
Iclontoo r,,rd;c,s con."I "a
Dana. Dsnoyelles. Desbas iS,,st, tnns. Esrs..r
r;sjr of W Ts;sp &c n W n,.,a r...s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
To.,he EDITOR Of the Bplfalo cazette.

CHIPPAwA PLAINS, October Is, 1914.
I inclose you cor rect copy Of an order
found N an orderly book Of the British 9th
regiment left in one of their Bybuacs,
near Fort Erie. "
DISTRICT GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters. Camp before Fort Eaie.
9Th August, 1914.
Lieut.. Gen. Drummond has received the
report OF the officer, TO whose direction the
force passed to the right bank of the river
on the night of the 2nd inst. was confded.
The indignation excited in the mind Of the
Lieut. General, from discovering that the
failure Of an expedition. the success Of
which. by destroying the euemy,s means Of
subsistence, would have compelled his force
on this side, 10 have surrendered to the troops
by which he Is invested, or by rislsing au ac-
ton with the Lieut.. General in the field to
have met certain defeat. has been solely can.
sed by the Ioisbehavior of the troops en-.
pioyed on this honorable service, will not
permit him to expa,iate on subject so IN.
military and disgracefuI He has only 10
intimate therefore. that as 1t is 70 the Off.
GERS that the soldiers must ever look up Tor
an example of intrepdity and devotion. il is
also the duty of all officers to punish With
death on the spot, any man unGer their COM
rnand who may be found guilty of misbehs-
'iour before the eaemy. 10 the troops no4s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, ocroBrR 81.

Mr.. Farrow Of s @. presented the petition
OF Thomas Farrer and William Young, praying
third CensHs.--fseferfed.
Mr.. spLean Of Ohio presented tbe petit;on
OF Joseph Hough and James kt6Bridc. which
was again refarred to the committee of Claims
Mr. Lattimore Of Miss, presented the petition
oil IN RComas, praying confirmation Of 4 IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05

hint syPI ssst from
SIS; $ s !; :s;: e.; e: s; @ ii. I:
6: s ~ @ :s ] -: s
,; u
;: ;s: q as s VII s L s " %
:! s: ss 's s s ss:
e GGs John iss M @ sssss
&: q: ST.: i 8 :;:: y: i: Eli s
s .: a .s Il s s ] % Il @ M .s q.
.:s +. s Sc: Ss s. ]
to-. 4 ss @ sS s . vote Peter Hail. ~ , 81.
s. . ss ss ssss T is s 1s
s: s s s sSs ss sss s a. patent a
Il & a. s ~ william s ss"s s s G s !. deed
s: $;ss Il T. ss $; $ ~ w. objected ' Robert Given
:;: ] '' ss; 'i; '
:ss:. IL, a'"s !; !. ..
ss. ss.. e as s that . .. m
Given s' Ct . as s.ss that ss
s sss iii Ct a elected . a. s..,
= s ss: e. &C., s 81 ne ''s,
Is striking tsnon the words M and
n And the said qa.d. put aeo
1a .s 'a ss s ."ss Mr. legal and insert.
& ! pss on the question ~, a
& striking aexaon d. ,
iereaLwas
by the
Roger n therein
M ended retwesrg
House. go agrees Oby the
% i ss sss ,s @ re
vol in navoE m,Lymc2 ISL
amended oastodeJr
125dea" oesI
: co ' ss ssi d
@ a copy y@ s a a~ saa @ ~
.s s @ sS. Fly sss @ , s s,.s;
4 m nes osnR
M
SrsDne Virginia Almanack presented
pstg HOI PRESS pehnn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
NOTICE.
Lost or Mislaid,
On Saturday Ire 18th Of oct. 1914,
A B q N ID.

Given by me to Charles Charter of Richmond.
Tor forty one dollars and twenty cents, which,
bond had taken in. ! hereby forwarn all Der.
sons from trading for the same, as am deter.
mined not tepay il again.
VIM. PfGGOTT,
November 2. 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
BRITISH OFFICIALS.

Ihe Official Accounts of the British have
bern stamped with the most aboninable mis-
representations. We need no other rroos OF
this fact, than the bungling accounts which
they have given-ils Of their naval engagements
Gen. Burgoyne tells US, indeed, III MS Me-
moirs, that il was the practice in His time,
During our last war; for the Commenting
Officer to write two sets OF Dispatches. pne
intended for the private eye Of Ministers, the
other Inscribed 90 Far re Gazette" We
have 10 reasons TO believe that they have
s'nceirlProved in their manners, or that the
good people OF England are less guled now
than they have formerly been.
We have given place in our paper Of This
day to Ross's account of the capture Of Wash
ington and Gordon's of the Captulation Of A
lexandria The lies and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
It C%pt Gordon are 90 well EXPOSED in the
cr1tigte which we have copied frcm the Al
eSaUdria Herald, that we deem it unnecessa-
ry &c say any thing further upon 1.-THE Dis
f'a;ch OF Gen. Ross, (peace be to his ashes y
IS written with as much mOdesty as conid
have been expected from british Ofits.
who had returned flushed with the spells
Of the "capital" Of This naton.-lt is not true,
however, that our troops ever anlsun ed To
eight or nine thOUsand--and it would have
been more InagrGnimCus in Ger. Ross, to have
given the real character Of the =" troops
which nc encountered-rlot merely to have
!! stated that they were " troops drawn from
| Baltimore and feinsvlvania"- to have
expressly stated. that they were militia troohs
! rs f;dstEv drawn together, as they could be
collected ~ expresses, never embodied, ne
yer trained, unaCqhanted with their Office rs
and with eacl. ether, posted Ell the feld as She
enemy cSwe up, Worried out by marching Z,
countermarching, and never led 20 the fgh,
by officers competent to- cO,hmand them
| They defended q scattefed village, without
! walls and without land entrerchnents-fol
| sHch III f1rt, was the catffal Of the Union.
If such had rOt been the description of tie
! troDps, Cen. Ross would never have "ascer.
|. tain,d the force Of the enemy to be such a.
might authorize an attempt at carryine nj, ca
! pital II he General might have told US gy6-
! j. was srch--but if he had done SC, IL wo1ls
| have stript his boastcd achievement Of nesrl,
AL It's pTetensions to glory old, We admi
! It 70 be--apd braUf---bug. nothing rnot~.--I,
| the eye of a military man it is in fact nothir,
uCr-.
| His letter proves, what ne had long sus
| pe-tee, chat nc remained in Washington viii
! trembling, that he deemed il safest 70 ",e
|. tire without loss Of time - end that Fl
| retreat was w fact mr. Thst he wa
ever permitted 70 rctrace i,is sceps at al
! must reflect a disgrace upon To- rffceT.yyhe
car troops, which even pafGa!.tv cannct dis
| g1isc. Oh tbatit had beer aScost or q Ma
I C"rnh, int cad Of a Wnder, Il g IA ri0e Incen
! Grricswsuld not 50 easily have resr1c.~. thei
/ steps to their slips We sec, however. H.
"elidaiien VIII which Gey penetrated "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
NlvE La BAosTrILr.
n LOFE LEIIicR-S ectndirs from
Mon reOnERr COUNTY, -. IHI4

II LOVE LEIfIcR-S ecftgdi7r from
Mon TGoaERr County, - XI4
Whereas my beloved POLL Taylor, by virtue
o' T. thousand charms Io.s,ss ,,ay far of
en- ,he eveiug cf tie same, at certain pl,ce. hi an
attachment .he heart at your devoted servant, Tho,
Elliott. which though &C little sslu. is entirely at Your
service, RS soon you he persuaded oseed 10
execution AID levy iiy e sauieln consideration,
therefore, oil my ssi heart to YOU long since, on the
evening OF tl'r aforesaid given, granted and confirmed
eoidescend In bargain, sci and convey TO me, the
SAID Thomas, that tair Tenement Of eay which YOUR
sell, toseticr viii ali the p.yiledges oas. c. nous
un.iw Gals, brushes, sw amp, ways, waters, water
courses essement, appertensnces to the same be-
longing; to have ard TO hold the me, the said
lhomas fl'irr the term ot your ratal lf and ifyou
WIZ hereby covenant and promise part to set
ilr mn yom NV estate which is personal, TO be holden
by I" SAID Polly, in tale female sec;sar,! further
promise 10 give Won free liberty use, ocenpv ard i'm
pro't the premises occasion MAY repuire-T.ese
are my shes; this will he my declaration
until hear :orr relicaton--io dcmur; IL YOU do
lm,st bec"me non s'it and hopCS he forever dis
continuetiet us ratAcr, soon a, oss;bie come to
o, any wpess whatever that am disposed to do Justice
in the eauscas have opened Ill tsnk yo,, u,
thesmal instance Won have given uf yonr savo,,rs
be pleased TO grant = conpuance Ol them from
tive to time. until final Judgement shalt he rendered
Tor me or against me. Ifvou deternine my case ~
ganst me. can appeal "a heaven, that NY heart is
trrr. a'd M. inten,iors upright Re as'ired /, shall
never commence such sn as:u till the constable of
s'l shall snrlmou ire Sut of exscnce--And further
saith not your devoted ar, afccr:onne lover
TAOS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

coaEtry anu CT tho -cx- occasion we hcrc
we may profit by the lessen.
Ross with all his brayert gyGs an incend,a-
ry. He describes without ore single sigh of
regret or horirr the conhagration of the
monuments of ars, the halls of legislation and
the doines of peace. One must infer from his
letter that the barbarous act was perpetrateG
by his orders or with his ccuntepance. E,-
rope hears OF the Vandalism with horror
Poster;ty VIII learn it with detestation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
AUCTION.

ysNHF s'ibscs,he~ viii sell ~, Sat,rav the nth ms.
on Use pfer'isrs at - o'clock, the H0U,SE a,l.s
IOI The property of Cherries Blagsove, iced. all
joining tho property sf Mi. tti!siles
Terms OF ssie--Six a,,lt&.ive months credit, ne
go,iable notes. With decd or ;irr on the pvperty
US H. LYNCH, .lucfr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

- IL lnS Sui1trib.r .',eseats tbs Iv4.- -.
those Ladies ct the city of Richmond, who have lad
the soo'ness To- take the condition, o( hr sllfrng sS
der into confederation. He inc,~is, { Ie weather
Permit, to- VII Camp Holly L is Eveung or Iomor-
rowland wor!d take pleasure ia h.ing ,..c bearer os
such articles OF oo"lnrg, psyeulaiy hall soysg.,
rs Their i'ndness AID patriotism may have nateaiey
Tor t'a, camp lie begs leave 10 state, tst Ge,e,-t
Porterrl's brigade, s,,;oaed ri iIniv viii nav, L,
encounter the ri~rrs Df winter before TIE, eau return,
to their tor-s h-'n the s-'' ice Of their country.
Mrs William Dabney will DC eoi eu.orh 10 reSeive
the contrib i'o,s JOHN' n BI..7iR.
10Th ID cetnhpr 1914
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

FILL he cold to the hiyIi'st Bidder, m the 9ist
~ div of his month, Ct fair Otherwise sle next
tr day, - thr sale to continue fo't d4v 10 LAY uqtn
,fc whole is sClD AZ the late residence nf John t. T.
frc'' nj Nirg William co'in'y, consisting of All the
SiOCR, q very description; parcel Of cxoellcnt
PORK, household and kitchen Furniture. plantation,
Tools the crops OF conn., fodder brandy eyder And two
sl!s with pewter worms -tc.-
Twelve months dit will be a.u- I'd for II .. ~.
above tIrqe dllrs, the purchasers g,ins bor4 AZ
apr'sc' 81 scciiritv, o ief rc,t from y -
rot pure'uaily pa'd-hsi 81 p.rsons },s,;o, -,
claims a,su,st ths. ssld John Lords csr .,s 60 - .
requested To- brink u en- for gaIi ror,Iv
tcd;as r. vision r1ay be made I, scla, &c ,le 80 ,rs
it'ose ind otcd arr rcCuested To max irnei;sfc
meht. ~ BTFSON LORD r. M. ~
mi Trustee efSoLp Z6rd. iced,
King WIN. DC. 10. si ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
WIZ. D. MERtWETHER, ,
JAMES LINDSAY ENEi.
December g. ~.

E1NDSCAtlON.-'iht Snh4.. ilri' ta,a,s Seen H..
Ia dnced, by the pressing sosu,ti,cs usry of jjs
ishps and TO mer Patron, resume his Acsi,r,ic:L
innctlpns M this city, embraces the ,, opportunity
tot.rm his friends il. lie city ard vicinity of cI-
mo- q, and the public n general, tt The It Mon
''Hy OF January next, 1915 he will up y IN hest,cy
an Mir fuichcrs three story Brc Bnikisg n; The cor
mes OF III gin Streets Shoc'oe Hill for the .s,ue-
ton OF young ladies in the ionwins hran.iee of ,e-
ra'ure, and thcioliowng terms, viz F. clish Rss
tug, Writing, Orths gt1phy and Aiqfnc,it ,n dol.
as per quarter, TO be iud in alva'c Erglisl. srs,.i
mar, tc"y, Geosraphy, with the us. of the CT b.
Natural aud tiV' dsrny, the Bell, 81 elites Natural
Z Moral Philosophy, the c-,ncntS OF As;rornn,y u
the atn' atsasv, SEPARATELY oTco iAnclv twelve dol
lars and h'ty cent per gnte, .,c paid IN a,ya- CO
Geome;'y, Plan. ard S;,hercai 'rilgonoue y. SC
"a ire french iangveSc, separately o. CT ,eliy
htteen collars per quarter to ~, pail III advance
Drawing ard Painting hiast.rs will be engaged as
soon as may be deemed necessary.
As part Of every SATURDAY brcrcon viii he dr..
Gated to rea'icg portion of The Sacred Strnuires j.
isexpeete'l t'ia each student Il bring with her III
BILE.
Tie pulc examination viii he in July ard D@c.r,-
ber OF which, parets and guardians will he duly Motif
ed
The stietcst attention will be pai tot,,c morals AID
conduct of tie pupils
n. Ash, is thci- ,entan Of the Subscriber 10 ,,c-
vote his unost ex"tons to the Improvement his P-
S. he hopes he will he able give satss ctioa t, all
who may honor him witt. their patr mage.
further inform stion rnay b. ob.neG ny aDriyine TO
The Subscribers, Mrs Mary fud lcy's corner Of II
ad'e may be accommodated with g.bte. lizard AID
Lodging.
| Dc 10. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Gen John Preston, reelected Treasurer of
the Commonwealth.-Mr Burfoot, now Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts. aad Mr. Pend,eton,
Register of the Land Ofhtl, reelected to
those Offices, to take effect for tie ensuing
year.
Yesterday the II. of D. agreed to re-instat,.
Domestic Sal -imong the subjects OF tc1 -tion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
FUK SALE.

TsWlE 1Hsc'5 rs hire Not on ha,id eSopv ,,e.,,,,
('ef's 7sth Furniture, rgbicb Mey r,,utffpeb9s
on od't1tqsc9us te'~s-,gih Uarisfp Of Ll,cseU 81;
oN,' .'"in|e, g"&iF ahich Is IN erctpsn, Jact,
E,h fi,s. Err cQrbr's fra lure esa,bgsJ,,e,,t =
mn, Tee YoImgS N;erS n acI7fs anu 10 ry.;. j.,
fbr ho1s'r tNDRiHHBss ,3fGRT pI;P
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
Ate NrilOl.N

THE Pict;p,pd I2ies {, rs xiii bareH, o. mr.
Cubiiyi SOUR 90 10 'cigct iHis -No.utye, az FIX
m firm Nth c1'9 uccO1lfenen's 10 rsffs o.
Dr. FIR i7s5ccton triaafag afh Heu ct ne 5c77s
bne, nc t9r,Ssr and bail J,An,sied Asm O.! ne Ia6
nc eTpwce.
Va N IN wgsf re 1tseE; pgho7f n seHsficfc,y eJ-
tttse fin =. RiCJL fHUSON,
C5m0.1.!t y IL toJps
Tec 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

No Ii,t.


FEHHE s7'isc'7fe" eabechpg 70 be Ctsst ard 7tlcvf
The stGfe to1 po,.t,a, no ifs7 a me, ssfef
Therein, MGt he las co.'s utod III r. TcplerG
ms in7rfm agent, .ih fNal ho'ifs transact Gusi-
ness and neg onis ay t. mn 20 him seem
fTot'er COLJ.t' .N.iCf.1E.
bece her 10 zsi.y
A CoHSid'uofe sum " 5l9'ry ,s,1tcd 9i Loan fG7'
~ some fi'ne--i0 p7 ceHt t9est 1ciN he cigree =!
J'"H ard mi3>nbted Seci ity efzeH FIR tie ppacfusl
Poyr's'lt, EHQnre attAis e6fce
Ll..a.,5s,. ~ G.
d Viii sell 'ay Fpr1est III ct ~ ~ o1lr f,o4h pa't
y cff1o' hlnd cd acrgs ot ind hing an ne soiiM
sde-gt James Ei'+r 0bo1H 51s5s toes abg1e IDS III
y, di'ectf obtoG'e IN Ms knt g .lfcsss Graiaut -
Tp'o! and IHorGs Hiis9p uni er,e,,tg s,,. mite
q haf on me '1uer There are f,rigoces T FIRST rae
,it1' bo'f m or Ms'Ddi IF lie Jsst pN ssats in
the bUTt gfthe cotnifry, giln 10 ga,ts ofIetfrey.
greG: te,y Of ne 9ess nj, ,,e~s G7rd 81 U-7,7y
y@od fringe. rms iqpdis sliecf ~ ne ia .ypr rgeb:
sbgs H. s nth my Price is S1o0, 7olifh is less
JODNA SWfH
Tlecevber 20. SD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
SALES AT AITCTJNN

IN flnHdi- the l.s;h inst Mill be soi ros:tiveIy
" without reserve, at our d., Coed Auction Ro,r,.
nearly opposite iie Mt'vans' Coiii.e fiu,ae.
n isree And vai''2hl .assoitueni of DRY GOODN'
VIZ :--S hates India t'0uls Btas. do rose bankers
case Masehestis cor's and ycvets. IVA lie checks q
oes i,etida' eotNc's hes. rutleure a large cr,nti-
~ 81 best quality S@hsry, woised hosiery linen en-,
h,icNs"n', hnenS, cloths and esssmcrer costing linen
diaper table cloths, sSc. A,sn an assortment of rut
goods, VIA hu'pus, muslin shawls. rcd s,mted l,,
en- hl''kls. munu,, plan muslin tambor,i tt, jar,
'i'dAis and gu IT variety oturheraitrea The p,b
lie are assured td' every article will BE- so positively
without rtserve.
Terms al the salc--which will commence At Ter
o'clock.
.5ioscvre, Robinson s. JolasGnts
Riehmeni, De NE
eompJsne. wrh '',r viii OF Joseph lSr'lid, dee d.
d viii De sold. ere'; u:l2 unut,e
!, = T1.9CT or I.qAU,
containing by survey G305 acres living on tie north side
o The Rvsunn River, ald aboht "a nil. below the Town
OF Mlton-also ter or twelve
LIKELY NEGROES.
ON the same credit.1he sale will commence on the
2o'hot l}cee1nbr next, the pre.nses aud cp,tinu
froInti"y IL III, until c0mct, jon;s with aDtor,,i
security will e reqpr ed, and interest from the date f
not pnnctnaN paid fci, the purchase nf the negroes {:
Decd OF rust Oh the lad in ahMion to personal sr-
curly, viii III required If the purchaser
A.. persons indebted the Estate of Joseph Brand.
iced, are required To come forward aud make imm
dmte payment, AMI those who have Chains acains, h.
sad ESTATE, are requested to syt,e ;heir accounts aid
receive payment.
S Msi 2: i MiEntwYrHHa' ; rv'..
1lpls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Ta1hnstor5 Dec 6.--1he Scsa.e Lad unde, 6on-
sidcraon, yesterday, the I'LL reported IN that body 10
estabis Na'ona, Bank; ard motion was male to
reduce the rrsosed caitsl Of the bark frnm fifty to
twenty MILLIONS OF dollars We are sorry T. saw we
have heard onbt expressed b, those who are u,aIif-
ed tn Judge, whether bank I'LL, in any shape, will
Tass tirat body. Nut M
December :?
The Congres' have Passed, arrrapidy perl,ctins,
several bills vitality Important The public interest
aJN cscsaict to EXHIBIT tn the nation their determine
ton not to lag hehud the pubic spirit which urges
them frvar This viii CRAFTY all patriotic readers
whom would great, dsa?point IN fad that this grea
nation tuhe chScked in its case of vigorous policy
ly-tir p-tuencr of editorial fnfes, or by tho coio-
ros s',guries of dreaming statesmen, sad still more
that IL TO he turned from its course By the i'm
potent menaces OF resistance its measure by ~ a,n
;ious and fait lessjtluto.
In tie II n p. Dec. 5.-Mr. EDpes repo.-
ted bill supplementary 70 the arts aufho-
rising loan FOR the several SUMS of IS and 3
m'ilions.--[ This bill authorises the Treasury
Department to issue Treasury Notes FOR the
deficit OF what is net borrowed or nos come
in.
Mr.. Johnson from tFe committee or the
8o,A50 militia bill, reported it with amend
ments, (Which 90 to charge the ratio of ap-
poiTionment of the draft, &c Scc.) Laid on
the table.
The House took Up tie Army-Bill from
the ScnSte.--MOtions were made 70 strike
out or. 20 modify the section about
the enlistment 81 Minors, which were lost
The bill was then ordered to its third reading
I DE, c.-The bill authorising the President
tto accept the services of Volunteers who may
1ssccjate & organize themselves was amen
ded. passed. and sent to the Senate for con-
. currence
The Army b.! from the Senate was read
| ? third time, as amended, and passed, Yeas
IS, Nays 52---Sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
The bill toprcvidc for the widows and or
rhans OF militia or volunteers. who should
, dr. or be Killed in tie service was ordered to
|, he engrcsscd for third reading.
In Senate, Der. 6.-I'he tax on Whiskey,
! Sec. taken up---Mr. Blcdsoe (of +. moved to
insert ESteen in lieu of twenty cents per gil
!oD-L.osf, Ayes 10. Noes 19.--1'he house
2rderedit to pass to third reading, Ayes q,
NAY ].
The Bank-Biil taken up-Mr. Smith of Nd.
,Noke against, and MIR. King of n. Y. fr Mr.
Mason's motion to reduce the capital from
so TO 20 niiliions-No decision.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
POSTrNNENlENI,

~ IL N1NisNi>4s !.
vkDtE Pubic Sal. vi TIE p,p,,cttv of Mr JOHN L.
"hnstoo, a,lverti'e r. tie it page o. tbs Ia,.cr,
'sro-ron, d t f.dn ',he ifti irt'. when' will take
place or the premises, ii soi SEN er sold rr;Sat.ly
-Eonctne, i?otlAson 8 PtGsd,ts.
~neestn I,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10

= EAR Manehgs, .r-- . % Trunk and Barrel Of
= Brushes IS dit ent kinds.
! ne owner enn &C. The above by appl ing At Mr.
HsJ's Tavern, Manchester.
. JAMES sanlJt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
NASHVILLE. Nov. is.

NASH YILLE, Nov. is.
Southern .4-S-y--By letters received in
town on Fiitay last, Gen. Jackson av-'gs his
intention of attacking Pensacola. The army
have left their ~. Quarters near Mobile *
were joined ~ Cen. CoIre's mounted men
WHO have been disnouned) six miles from
Gen. IacKso''s late encampment, en- the
c0th ult.mo. General JIcksnn's spes, " no
were sen: 70 reConnoitre Pensacola, had re-
turned, and brought information that no rein
forcsments had lately been made IN the gar
rsOn but that it was well mounted and
manned. General Jackson's free is about
600, militia and regulars, he had PLENTY OF
cannon, Slc. md no doubt is entcrs lined Of a
successfnl attaUE Gen. raylor's brigal Of
militia infantry. had 10. arrived in time to
Jon the nam army.
In add''icn 10 the ai1ryc, a.acrap of naner'
was received mere yesterday containing Che
following words -" G-nerai Jackson qdl
enter Pen6Qtota to-moTT0zv" - Dated the 5ih
inst.
Ns70 Requi,iion.
The 5000 N,liit;a Infantry commended e
| rendezvous here on Sunday last, have come
fcrwar with that ?romptitude which has
hersfyfDrc charactS rzed the state ard every
/ measure is nyw taking to organize aud pre-
| pare them COR . movement to the place
os destination, with the least possible delay.
| 1t is expected that a great portion vii, Jt
ready to embark in tn Course Of the present
week They are generally provided viii
arms, &c. IT their own expense.
| > = ''ar ofthe Detachment of Kentucky Militia
aFrit 1880, nader Gen 1hotoss embarkcJ nj, tie 2lg
| ntno It Ly'isyile * , 10 descend the Ohio forth
| South