davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
Nat. Znf.

We are sorry to learn, from the North
ern frontier, that on the 18th ult. General
Gaines was severely (uot dangsrouly) woun-
ded in four or FIVE different parts OF his body
by a she'll thrown by sheenemy, which fell in
TO his quarters. Other persons, among whom
was the person from whom this information
was derived, in his tent or room at the time
received no injary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
An Apprentice Wanted.

a Boy from IA to Is years of age of gcodfa;
4 piv connections,posse easy manners
r. d toierable good English education, will
De taken by me as an APPRENTICE TO
THE DRUGGISTtJ APO7.HECfRY'S
BUSINESS. One from the Country is prea
Ferred--Application to be made immedi.
ately
~ A Seryitl ode of three years, ifthe boy
hould prove pert, will only be required,
- WILLIAM WEST.
Richmond, July 10.
- Just received, a fresh supply of Drugs
and Medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TROOP.
Frs

THE Manchester Cavalry being ordered
into Service, all absentees are hereby order"
ed 70 repair forthwith to Camp Holly and
report themselves to General Porter6eld, in
case the Troops should have marched from
that station.
ByOrder Of the Captain.
JAS. w. WINFREE, Sec'ty.
Manchester. Aug. 81, 1914,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
BYTHE GovERNoR OF THE coMaoN>
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A p RO,CL A MI A TON,

VNIHEREAS matters highly interesting to
w the Commonwealth, make a Meeting
of the Legislature necessary before the time
prescribed by Law Therefore, j, JAMES
BARBOUR, Governor of Virginia, by and
with the advice of the Council. and in pur-
suance of the power vested in me by the Con-
s,itutioii. dohereSy require the pELEGATEs
and SENATORS elected by the people to re-
present hem in their State Legislature, to
c.ayene in General Assembly, at the Capt..
in the City of Richmond, ON the second
Monday in October next, for the purpose
of taking the said matters into considerati-
on.
Given under my hand as Govern
.@ss*"*ss or, and under the seal OF the
Commonwealth, at Richmond,
SEAL. this first day of September
1914, and of the Common
****+s*+* wealth the thirty ninth.
(3w) is. HARBOUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
For Sale az this once,

For Sale ar this ONCE.
TNTATTs' sermons--A new Edition--two yos
w lumes octave.
Ramsay's Hist 10y of the American Revolutions
a new edition.
Carfy's, Collins, Browns, ard SCOTS BIBLES
in folio, quarto and octave.
r ,cket resi sments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07

FROM WASHINGTON CITY, Sep.s.
Extract of a letter from General NJ Are
thur to the Secretary at War, dated
MAIDEN, Aug. lss 1914.
The squadron under Com. S.. Clair is
still cruising on Lake Huron--haye taken Q
small vessels and are in pursuit of others -
trust it will be able to remain on the Up
per Lake until the garrison at Mackinaw &
the British posts in that quarter will be re,
duced for want of provisions.
Nat. Lnf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
lust received aud for sale. at the Argus booI
Store

Store,
Duane's Hand Book for Cayalrv--Patronsge
by Miss Edgwofth, 3 vols,--Theodoret or tbc
Peruyians-The Life of the most noble Arthur
Marquis and Earl of Wellington, &C. &c. &c
With Porirsit--Domestic Cookery-Tales o.
the Castle, by Madame Genlis translated from
thu French, by Thomas acknowledgements
Biogrspby-Foster's (Reiigious) Esssys--Tsy'
lor's Holy Jiviag-Powcr Of Religlon--AFmy
and Navy Lists--Hollingshesd's DFiils--HslPs
Distiller--ws.k OF Faith--Life Of General Mo
reau--Southey's Life of Lord relson--tbe Cor
sair, by Lord ByTon--Hoyt's Cavalry--the Mil
ler's & Millwrghes Gude--Salmagundj,o Or he
wbim- WiIams, and opinions Of Launcelot Lsrg
staff. ESQ and others, rev edition. Health &
| Long Life, by Cornaro--Also, genes al assert
| ment oil Bibles, restaments, Prayer,Books; q
| Spelling Books aud Prinsrs ct slnest every de
] sription.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07
Mr.. Martin Smith,

~.
SIp,-As YOU ara not a resident of the state
of Virginia, and have no known ag Mt residing
in the said state, known fe me, you ar, hereby
notified, that shall, in Mrs. Reads tavern, al
CAmpbeil courthouse, in the state of Vrginis,
on Monday the 10th Of October next, proceed TO
take the deposition of James Glass ana others.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursdar, the
11th, 18th and 18th days of the same month, a.
the store house of John Read, in the county and
state aforesaid, proceed TO take the depositios
of colonei John Holcombe and others a I'D o.
Monday the 18th dxy # the same month, in tl.
tavern Of John Williamson, at Prince Edward
courthouse, aud state OF Virginia, proceed T.
take the deposition Of capt. SAMUEL Carter ano
others, which dispositions are 10 be read rs evi
denee in a suit in chsncery now depending II
the county court Of Prince Edward and stal,
Aforesaid; in which suit am comp ainant aut
yourself, Samuel L. Loeket and Walthal Ho,
conbe are dsfepdsnts, when and where you ma
attend ii you please.
MARTIN HANCOCK, Ex'or of
THOMAS HARVEY, Decd.
Augus, a, 1914. wa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07

~
COPY efa eHer. from yuejor d.. Holmes TO Lieut.,
Col. Croghar, dated
On board U. S. Schooner Scorpion,
9th July, 1919.
SIR-Pursuant to your orders OF the inst.
left the squadron with Lieut.. Turner OF the Navy
and arrived at the Sault st. Mary's at the day
after; two hours BEFORE the North West Agent
had received notice OF our approach and succeeded
In escaping with considerable amount ct goods,
Of; er setting fire TO the ,esse above the falls The
design of this latter measure frustrated only by
the intrepid exc tons If MIR Turner, with his own
men and o few OF Capt. Saunders company. The
vessel was brought down the falls the 25tb, but,
having bilged, MIR. Turner destroy ed her. Muel
oil the goods we have taken were found IN the woods
on the American side, and were clsimed By the a.
gent of j. Ohm Johnston, an Indian traders
secured this property, because, il was good prize
BY the mari,ime law OF nations rs recognized IN tiI'
Euglish courts, (witness the case OF Admiral Rod
ney atiudged b, LorJ Mansheid.) Further, be
cause, Johnston hos acted he iuiamous part oi
traitor, having been citizen AID b magistrate Q
the Michigan Territory before tie war and at IL
commencement, a dnow discharge the function
Of magistrate under the British govl rnmeut. Be
cause his agents armed The Indians from his stor
house at our approach aud lastly, because, thos
goods or considerable part were designed 20 b.
taken o Northumberland. Pork, salt and proce
rjes compose the chefpart. Johnston himself pas
sed TO Aicbilimackinac since the squadron arrive
at St. Joseph.
With high respect,
A. II. HOLINESS
MAJOR S2d Infantry.
Lt.Cyl. croghsn, 2d Rife, Commanoig.
A true copy from the original report
N, II. MOORE, Acting AGyt, Gen,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07

We are well aware. that It is not the pecuniary
loss to tie nation by the late ncursion Of the
my whhh is most to BE- deprecated---But,a as
that loss has been greatly overatcd In some of the
public prints, I, may be proper to state that the
pnbiic property, Of every description. cannot be
fairly estimaied >, sxaclih to more than two uil-
ions of dosiSSs, perhaps not even SO much.
National Intelligenoer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-07

Albemarle, 18th August, 1871.
(w4t J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

the Princess from appearing at cou-., and
that his royal hghness has declared that lac
was determined never TO meet the Princess
on any occasion either public or private. The
discussions OF 1906 and 1907 and those of last
year are fresh in memory, as well rs the com
piete Josuhcauon OF the conduct OF the Prn-
cess, TO which those discussions led. IL is I'M
possible for the Princess of Wales not to per-
ceive the object OF the advice which has been
given to the prince regent, and die probability
that interior views are entertained which may
put IN danger the security of the Succession
OF the throne and the internal peace of the
kingdom.
p" In these circumstances, when even what
tle Pii cess owest, herself might perrnither TO
keep silence, the conviction of which is due to
her daughter AMI the great interests Of tint.
country, compel her 70 make this conmuni-
ton TO the House OF Commons.
Inc Princess of Wales sends comics ofthe
correspondence which has taken place. She
the HouSe.
Connexgft Castle, L4ac So
Mr.. Ne hume made, after this coumnnica-
ton, the MOTION which ne had announced, and
concluded BY moving that an humble address
ne presented tothe prince regent 70 request
MS royal highness to inform the l,Cuse hv
whose advice he had been induced to take
the hrst and unalterable resolution not to meet
the Princess OF Wales in public o.. IN private,
and the reasons which were given for making
such resolution.
we acknowledge the. &c cannot conceive
what The princess roval has IN view: for !.
Cannot be believed that there is = person IN
the kingdom capable ofgivinc such advice :
or Ii there he such i one, that the regent
would give any attention to advice which
would endangcr The rights ofhis daughter or
the tranquility cs the kingdom.
y lie house rejected the inoton.-Sfqr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
FROM BURLINGToN- Il

A gentleman arrived in town last evening,
who left Burlington on Tuesday. No battle
had taken place in that quarter. He saw a
Quebec paper Of the 10Th, which contained
dispatches just received via Halifax, announ-
cling the arrival Of troops at Bermuda.
The officer OF the Endymion, taken up as 2.
SPY, proves to have been the butcher of the
snip, and there is no doubt he is a deserter.
On the 18th instant, there were but few
troops at Halifax. Among them was the
York regiment, about one thousand strong,
consisting entirely of Germans, and clad in I
green uniform.
A boat from Passport, with Major Putnam
and ms officers, arrived at Portland ON Sun
day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

Piled, our confidence increased till within
Few miles, when to be ,undeceived was toe late
as IN spite or every exerton, the fiigatc gan
edupon us 50 last, preserving the weather
sage, and hiring chase gun, with such pre-
cision, as to give US no hope to escape, being
hulled twice in four shot, though going TO 10
knots an hour, and a broadside preparing ior
US tise colours were struck, and we were
taken possession of by an Office from the
neander. nus terminated our cruze, and
thus fell the fastest sailing vessel of war. NJ 7
except the Presidcnt,) OF the United States.
and with her as brave u crew as America
boasts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
ANOTHER PRIZE.

The British schooner George Canning,
(tormerly the Matilda, Of Philadelpha) laden
with merinO wool and fruit, arrived at Tho
maStown, (Mass.l on the 26th instant, prize
to the pT;vateer Gen. Armstrong. ChamDlin
Of ths port. The prize was chasedin BY the
Borer brig.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
NFw-Tnnr In,r %

TO tfe E"ttor orthe f3z,e,pqg POST
Slk--As the proceedings of The Common Council
itiauon TO the defence OF our city, have become We
y Interesting the citizens and are but ljtle Eno
the committee Of f,ence have thought proper to an,
ocrise the publication Of the incosed Statement he
ne'ns 1t VIII be gratifying to them and at the same
uIhe attended with santaIy conscq uences.
am, very respectfully, Sir
Your Obetent servant
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
Ertract 2ra later from Rockaway, dated

: - o -,
This morning q British fIisate stood
close m with Noc&away Beach, and fred sew
eral shot at the carriages that were on the
beach, with bathing parties. The frirate sent
two bargcs, with IS men in each, and captur-
ed a schooner from New-Yorll bound to Hun
tington South, laden with beef and corn. and
took her alongside the frigate. The crew Of
the schooner were put in the boat, and landed
at Rockaway."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

Passport is an Island (callcd Moose ,slonf;l
miles long and mile broad. CONTINUING ~
bout 1000 inhabitants, is situated on tie ives
tern sidc CT Passa,naqu0ddy Bay, and is thc
mos remote town on TIE eastern territory OF
the y. States opposite the province of New
brunSwick. III principal ship chamlel is be
tween Moose Island s. the Indian Island i,he
Latter IS IN the British territory about half q
ni!e wide. he watero' the western side is
not suihcient tor the passage of large vessels
az low tide. YoSt c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

E1frarf GA Lcftcr fran a gentleman in Bos-
ton TO another in this city, dated July
eth
have conversed with the supercargo Of
the schooner Com. Decatur Previous 10 his
departure from Rochelle he had read in a
French paper that the Chauuccy had arrived
at port III England with dispatches to our
ministers He does not know the time of her
arrival or the length Of her passage While
at Rochelle he received a letter from his bro
thcr, midshipman on board the John A.
dams, dated Gottenburg the 18th of Nav, ac-
knowicdgng the receipt Of letters by the
Cbauncey, without mentioning at what port
she had arrived, The John Adams was. Mt
the date o. this letter, uader sailing orders, &
was expected to depart in about 8 weeks for
port III Holland"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
EORMOE ATU

], - 10 swear that viii bear true faith
and allegiance, to II. B. NJ. king George de
Third, of the United Kingdom Of Great Brit
am and ireland, his heirs and successors, and
that VIII not, directly or indirecty, serve or
or land-9o heLh me God
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Passport, July II, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
NEW BRUNSvICK.
FREnFpICrnN. Innc

fREpERICT0N, juno I.
that Joseph .Bouchette, ESQ. His Afaiestv's
Surveyor General of Lower Canada. is now
tSalnon river. Thae gentleman has been
sent under instructions from His Excc!lency
Dir George Prevost, Bart. the Governor in
Chiet, 70 h; upon proper stations to settle
SIX Families Of the 18Th royal Veteran Bat
TALON, for the purpose Of facilitating and
keeping up the communication between this
Province and Lower Canada. The detach-
nent OF Troops accompanying him, together
with the settlers, are uuder the command of
bcsSerer, Of the Quebec Militia.
NON i g fN1,IA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

IRAN tie Boston Patla4ium IF Tuly 90.
1t IS reported that Mr. Madison has writ
ten to the Hon. Mr.. Adams of . incy, for his
opinion Of the disposition of the people Of
New England in regardto the Fisheries and
that Mr.. A. answered with spirit, that they
ought not, nor would not relinquish them.
The new established corps Of Sea Fenci-
bles, the cooperation they win receive, and
the measures which they Droma,c, will add
greatly so tie strength and security of this
metropolis Pieces Of heavy ordnance ON ira
Yelling Carriages VIII be appropriated fos
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

letter was received in town Yesterday,
from London, via Boston, Of the 9th of June,
which states, that the demand for goods was
not 50 great as had been expected, ard that
American produce had not taken any rise
and was very dull.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06


OF Passport, presume you have already OBJ
tanned. II Is said the enemy Intend terrifying
the Island, and building a Dry Dock, at a
place called Drivers Cove Its now a piace
OF rendezvous for their shipping. There is
now great quantity of Dry Goods on the Is
land, belonging to merchants in Boston. Ne w.
for6, &C. brought over b. the rcutrals and
amounting, It Is said, to 33oO,O00.-9O0 ofthe
S9th regt. arrived at Passport YESTERDAY, and
were sent to 1t. Andrews every prccaution
having been made to sccure the peace and
the oNF' -
R0TAL PRocL.Hlll7YoM
ny Capt. Sir Ihos Hardy Bart comman:line
the Naval Forces, s. 1t. Col. Andrew Pm
kiheton, commanding the Land Forces of
maouoddy.
WHEREAS, Ills Royal Highness the
Prince Regent of the United Kingdoms Of G i.
nri1aln ana ireland, has been pleased to sig
my ms pleasure, that the Islands in the BAY
OF fasSamaqQoddy should be occupied in the
1a'he OF his Britannia Majesty, and the said
islands having been surrendered to the forces
under orders OF Vice-Admiral the donora-
bic Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. and his
L%Geilency Lieut.. Gen. Sir John Sherbrcoke,
X. 2. =
This Is TO give notice, to all whom it NAV
concern, that the Municipal Laws established
by the American Government, for the peace
and tranquility Of these Islands, are to remain
In force until further orders.
All persons at present in these Islands are
10 appear before US on Saturday next, Ut 10
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon, on the ground near
the School-House, & declare their intentions
whether they will take the oath of ALLEGIANCE
to ms Britannia Majesty and al persons not
disposed to take said oath, will be REQUIRED to
depart from the Islands in the course of seven
days from the date hereof, unless special per
mission be granted so them to remain for lon
ser period.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

ing Marshals of France Money, Jourdan.
Massena, Augereau, Soult, Bruno, Mlorticr,
Ney, Victor, Oudinot, Mrmont, Macdonald,
Snchet, Gouyioa ST. Cyr, Lefcbvre and Per-
pignon. He has also named Chey'Gfiers If ST.
Louis, 90 Lieut.. Generals OF infantry, 10 Lieu
tenant Generals OF Cavalry, end seven other
Lieut.. Gems. They include the names most
familiar i'll the history Of the war. Ney loses
his title Of Prince of Moskwa but retains
that Of Dnke of ELchiaecn. None of the Mar
shais have now the title of Prince The or
der is signel by 1t. Gen. Dupont, Minister
OF War. No notice is taken Of Berthier,
Caulnc ourt, Davoust, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-13

snmmer Is seen ~ period when for
m.-,y the assig atioa was considered
as els;cd or y solitary fishing craft
rcnaiaeA TO terminate il. What a
contrast the war has brought about
j, the relative situation Of this Pro.
v'.cc aud the Uaitsd States! lathe
rae. commerce is more than treble :
ia the latter, il has given place TO the
,'ss2icahle supply efroreisn commo-
d;,;cs through the Infamous system
al robbery on the ocean-snj the na
ion which was enee second in The
commercial ~or'd, is now reduced
ss a ,iepenianes on privateeriay. Or
the agency Of those British proyinces
which she vaislv hoastc1 three years
as,. shs waull caa,ure in three
nDat',s. 20 Il celebrating nco3'e
this mIst bc "a most miserable disap-
peintmsnt.
We have fh:s instant been ipror'a-
el. ihai :n,st via'ent ya'e or wind,
hes lately lc"n pxoericac~i az Iakp
0atar;a. IN u.:;e,, -nam''rr of ,ne"-
Grant, bo,.s Nui, their rar:oes. and
Inany oftheir rrews. on q, ir, whv tn
York ,a.i Sisg,ss have i,.en lost,
,S- s;aecrei, ho.H taa' u may not
prove 50 disasters. as il has been re-
rITos,dird.
f','an the 9.e'er .;Ts"rrru. .N5o. rs.
The relr.raph YESTERDAY anaounr.
ed 20 square rugged ,es5'.ls. p N
iiep. ave said so be fleet with ~,
ono harrr's OF pors. tw" oa'y VITA
t,c,ps. T'aey sailed from Cork on
the III of t,ri. \ pr,sf that il e..
Britain ;!,;Hks ssus j, IS Hsi wish such
n Eaosielgc of'he rosnrTy as good
h.lasmen shn,iii possess. 4 part
have catered the iiaraoar; FOR iheir
arrival ye must bs Ga ,aSInl hut ;a-
i.lnks ara aac more to oar gnT'
far,uec ihaa Z, the judgment OF our
British isnh pilots.
Ills sai.i. tatt some vessel arrived
to day. briggs IN seeouai 'hrt tac
Aa,erisaa rsigate Consultation is
tlli.a.
Several vessels arrived yesterday
and this mernins, o. which we have
not besu able 10 obtain the reports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-13

appropriations for the service Of Ii,
year 1919, was read third time and
pasted.
MILITIA DRAFTS.
The Houte resumed the consideration
ofthe bill from the senate 9 to autho.
rise the President Of the Y. States I,
Call upon the several s,sles and territo.
ries thereof, for their respective pus;a,
OF sQ,4sO nsilitia, for tue defence Of the
u. Stalcs
T'.s bill vas further amended.
Oa the motion of Nc. Eppes Of vs..
the bill was amended SD az to reiuce the
term Of service OF the militia proposed
to be DATED, FROM tspo years TO year.
The majority in favor Ut this motion
was about t~sa,y votes.
Mr. Miller o, y. Y. then moved tn
strike out the first section Of the bill,
which motion he supported in an elabs-
rate s.esch Of great length. Waen he
concluded IT,
Tho committee rose. obtained leave
- sit az in, aad the honss atjoaruc1.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tauao,Y Dec. 8.

Ga no,ioa Of Mr.. Arcser, the petit
tiaa It Edward Kccoe, presented oD the
Suta Naxs,aoc-, W., sga;n rsfsrred 10
the coa.mitIes On Prn,ieb. and RcYo.u-
tioa-ry Ciai.ns.
o, motion &C Mr.. M'L.an OF Ohio
s. Rci5h,-d, Thst the committee on
Public Lands be instructed 10 inquire
into the expectancy of subdisi6inS the
onsrter.scciions OF the l.ads Of LIE u.
States
/" Ress.red. That the ssi5 committee
inquire into the exped,eney Of making
psosisios by las Tor the safe at ssc;ine,
heretofore reserved ;cr the future diseo,
s;,iaa Of Congress, ard not sold or Q.
thsrwise disposed Of in the state Of Ohio,
ca the sas,s terms and al the sao,e price
,hat other public lau1s are offered Tor
sals a, the respective Land Offices with
III the state.
ResoHr!. That the said COMMITTEES
iSqaisc into ire ex,sdiency Of attaching
- lac Canton d;.,sic, il toe sta,s OF o.
bio, tbs tract Of lssd extending one nile
in sid,a on each side OF the road as To-
Gated ae,seeA tie loot q the Rapids o.
the Miami of Lake Erie, and the ives
tern lie Of The Conneciieat Reserve
v.ic., by iSr tre,ty AZ Bsowns'own ~
tas Michigan Territory vito certain In
G.so rioeswas rej-a 20 ,hs u. States
'rse sngrnssed bill supplemental 70
tie asts authorizing l.ac Tor the sere.
-r.l .ars Of IS rn:;lirss Of ao,iaes end
Ai;sians .f dolsss," WAS rcsa he third
TINE and passed.
Ths ersrc,sed BIZ! asking additions
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-13

FIRE-On Saturday morning last
be.wee, enc and two o'clock, tho citi.
4sns of tai. Town were alarmsd by the
cry of FIRE, which proved 70 be On
board the Potomac Creek Packet Wash.
ing,on, Cap. Franklin, ls;as a; Salts
Wharf and laden VITA Cotton and To
sacco. The vessel and cargo we're We
y materially damaged.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-13
Congress OF the U. States.
IN SENATE.
THuRsn,Y, Dee. 8.

The two cilis IL. lay passed IN the
II ,use OF r representatives., ADD thns- We
.lcsGay pIs.ei. were real sad passed
taa ,-cond reading; Snd read scceni
,i..c by usanis.ons consent, and CO IL
united.
-5,S hill from ths ho,se, - las adj
,i-aa! duties ~ li.,illsiioa. wA~ read n
third ti.ae, and seat 5scs 70 tue 1use
i1r concurrence iD the amendments.
Fhe oil for The relief of jain c.
Hu.barl, vas read a thlss,.me aad pass
ed.
TIE bill, 10 Incorporate the Suhscr,-
b-r. l., me BANK OF The U 1t IS OF "
mcrica. was further discussed and o.
mendNes,s proposed thsrcIo. some "t
Which we're agreed to, and Others re-
iected.
Tie question 20 enyroa. The bill Ter
third reading & decisive qucst'"n) ex-
F., hi5i,ed ,ac following result n favor oi
the h,il:
YEAS -Mss,cs. Anderson. H;hh,
Biedscc, E-cnt Chase. Coad:s, Gaillsrd,
L.caek, Morrow, Rchc',e, R0oiasnt.
Smith. rai,, rsy!os, Turner, Farnam,
Waiksr, Tb,r,sn-ls
NAYS Messrs. Brnwn, DagScr,
Dara. roninti, German. Goldsboroogs,
Care, glnrsey. Hunter, King, Lambert
Mss.,s, rhompscn-i3.