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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-15
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
J. A. BAYARD,
HENRY CLAY,
IONA. RUSSELL.

ALBERT GALLATIN.
The remainder Of these documents, vix.
Nos. TX, X, 4I, XII, haze already beer, t1u5-
ished. and embrace the whole series Of Gocu-
nents transmitted to Congressl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-15
NASHVILLE. 1Tenl NV ,s

IN viewing the alscrity with which our brother Tet,.
ncsSeans have turned out in defence of their jred
country but tor An esdeace Of their patriots the
following may serve asa proof In the past week there
have been almost as many Off ring th,ir services ~
substitutes, as hrre called for by the-so-
yernment, and one ofF-ringhs services to a youh,
he answered thar he (he yortIi) would not take
Is Dollars for his place we could add number ike
instances.
Extract ola letter from Judpe 7oulmar, TO
n. Is. Curry, Postmaster ot'this place, d.
ted,
Fort Stodiart. 9th Nov. 1914
We have no news FROM Gen. Jackson-an express
that sent to him, lsf him OH Saturday morning. a.
miles on this side OF Pensacola think he must have
reached that pace Monday last.
We do not learn that the British have received arv
reir fsrcrmcnts
The East Tennessee militia, believe have not az
rived
FTan&fort, XXI Nov. 26.
We have perused two letters from JuJqe
ioulmln and Gov. Blount to Gov Shelby by
which it appears that General Jackson mar
ched with about 1000 troops and took quiet
possession OF Pensacola on the 9TH instant.
The British had small force of about 9 or
400 Indians, and a few regulars, forted shout
miles from Pensacola but upon the arrival
OF jackson they blew up their works and re-
treated.
From an Officer in General JacRson's mr.
ing.
Pensacola, Nov. 9, 1914
write you few lines to tell YOU that
am alive and well. We took the town bv,
coup de main the 9TH, with loss of 9 n,er
killed, 3 officers and IS men wounded. The
Barancas has been blown up, and the -obiecy
intended to be effected, to wit, preventing the
British from entering the Dav, cannot now be
obtained, so that we shall to-day return TO
Mobile"
CFrom tie Jdmaica Courant ofOct. II.
IN me Courant ofhe 1Oth inst qpe nira-
tio'ied that a UdTiety ofrun,ors zvere hreya-
tent respecting an e.rteditiDu 10 be sent fyo1,t
TINS Island, SuhfoSed against 81. .Aurustfrr.
ond mat among the ro2ts 7ccre TO be me
West India Pcet. IL nogD ahhears that the.,
hare reccived orders 10 hold Meusef7,es Il,
TcddfHess.for Ser1fcc, and zyM Shortiu CAM
ntence en'barkfng. NE also sfdfed II, fLe
CoWdnt ofhe 20M inst. tint Il, ar .4l,1iro,
H1afcolrt, 7rih sevcrdi peSsele If qyar ant {.
nHmotr ofnoCtS, 9ycre erhected in mis- H.
ldHd, Jor an expedition de8fiSed against ~,
OTIedns. Ihig ahteors hkeqVise 10 hare bcc,,
frHe me tnf11'waft1H !gipen az these heriods
! 7gGs Merefsre not 7Oifhout some fun-
dafton, and Me e1hcdifi0n aliuded 10 I'M
der .fdnirat Dfaicolm anil Colonel Brookc
lDfer fToceeo'b'g 10 NegTT 7cheye Mey 7cflt
renal" |or 10 81 IL days 70 receive some Gun
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
WEDNESDAY,
JUST PUBLISHED,
ma received for safe at r. CRAPS Book.
Store, a NtSv York entitled fN''
6 A TREATISE
EXPATRIATION.
PRIcE SO CENrs.
February @ 'f ",tf
ADVERT 1SEMENT.
February 9.

tNQ BE sold or rented, that elegant ard
q commodious two story BRICK
HOUSE, on Prince street, now occupied
by Mr. John G. Laid, % feet z "a inches
front, by thirty-cigbt feet three inches deep,
and the stories thirteen or fourteen feet
high. with cellars, kitchen, wash house,
smoke, and every other necessary house,
complete, and flushed in the best manner.
VIII also be sold, the adjoining LOT, there
being chimneys> in the house, by which
three walls vii! complete another building
OF equal size. And will also be sold, for
the accommodation of both lots one other
LOT, 90 feet 10 inches front, by 100 feet
deep, on which is good two story Brick
Sta6le for four horses, with coach house,
haylott and servants room, all separate
aud complete The elevated situation,
the plan OF the lot, the design and taste
OF the buildings, with Two good water
wells on the premises (of their sixe) arc
not equal!ed in Aie&andria, and render it
the most pleasing and healthy situation
in this city, For terms apply to -
ROBERT BROCKET, or
Col GEORGE DENEALE.
March "a. ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
'fnhe gen, 22d Ccf. 1918.
Declaration apaiust Pr. Gin

>
The king has always eadeavored to nrc.
serve good understanding and friandIv
relations with his majesty tho King OF prus-
STA.
His majesty might therefore wi,b reason
have expected, on the part Of this prince.
to receive only proof OF disposition con.
tormabie with his own--Nevertbelcss bis
majesty has been Informed, that the kim
OF Prussia has accedod to the treaty con.
Guided at Abo, and guaranteed to Sweden
the acquisition of Norway.
AS the interest OF the Danish Tnoparcbv
has been injured and sacrificed by this ac,
which tends to violate the security of tho
kings states, his majesty has been Induced
TO suppress the diplomatic relations with
the Prussial government This has be4
sides furnished occasion thereto by iayiue
obstacles in the way for the correspon.
dence OF the royal minister at the court of
Berlin.
Not less contrary 10 friendly relation
between both states is the declaration
winch The Prussian envoy has delivered,
th9' an embargo bad been laid upon tbs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
coxDIrroNs OF THE HERALD.

The subscription is Five Dollars per an
num-payabie by town subscribers half
yearly in advance. f 7
Country subscribers (from the difficulty
OF collecting at distance) will be expect
ed to pay the whole year in advance or tho
time for which they subscribe, or give a
responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less than six
months. Communications, orders, &C. to
be post paid. tArrearages must be paid
off on discon,inuance.
Advertisements not exceeding a square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and IS
cents tor each succeeding insertion. All
advertisements sent to the Office without
having the number OF times ioi which they
are to be inserted designated, will appear
In every paper until otherwise ordered
a liberal allowance made to ttose who
advertise by the year.
June 10, 1871
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
A-lLEX.f.NDRL4 4C4DElNY.

: IHE Trustees of this in s,tution have
the satisfaction Of informing the public that
on Monday the 10th inst a department
VIII BE- In operation, under ,ne immediate
management of JCSERH SPEACER, OF
Yale College FOR Instruction in the follow
ing branches, viz-Resding. writing, arith.
metic, geography and history with the
use OF the Globes at the rate OF $40 pcr
annum--- Mathematics and natural pL;loso-
ply with other branches Of useful and or
namenta! learning at the rate Of $50 per
annum 80 that this department will be
calculated as well for the reception of such
as1may have finished the usual course OF
Latin and Greci, studies as vi those who
are only intended 10 be furnished with a
compete and polished English education
he advantages which this seminary
combines, under its present regulation thcr
believe will hardly be found 10 be eaualled
by any o.her within their Knowledge
firss,' school upon the plan of JOSEPH.
Lancaster, in which children are INSTRUCT
ed from the alphabet, and advanced 10 dc
gree of proficiency IN reading, writing, "a
rithmeiic, English grammar and goegra.
ply, with rapidly; which to those unac-
qua'nied with this mode of education
might appear incredibie: The depart,
ment ior latin and greek, is sill! under the
immediate dii ectior Of Abiai Holhrook, arr,
experienced teacher. From either o! these,
scholars Will pass 10 the first mentioned
departments, as they may be intended ior
classical education or otherwise. a. -
The trustees, by ENGRAVING This addi-
tonal department on the original establish
meDt, have endeavorcd to meet the wishes
OF many, who while they have been soiicI-
tous that their children would be instruct
ed III all the useful and ornamental bran.
ches OF education taught at the several uni
versities have been deferred, either from
inability in relation to the expence, or from
unwillingnes SIS to hazard the exchange of
moral for intellectual treasures. They
therefore cherish hope that their endea
vors to obviate these difficulties, may be
found worthy OF engaging the aid and en-
couragement of the public generally, and
especially of the inhabitants Of this place.
The price of tuition in the different de.
partmenis of this seminary is as follows:
In the Lancaster School, 4lo ne, annum
In the upper English
School while pursuing
reading, writing, arIth-
metic or engaged in
the study or Geogra-
ply and history. 800 per snnum
In the higher classes in
this and in the Latin &
Greek School, $50 per annun
BY order Of the Trustees,
JAMES MUIR,
Presidens
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
TO IEAAE,.
FURS AND PELTRIES.

a LARGE quantity of valuable Furs
"a. and Pcitrics, and some other articles
receives from the United States Indian
Trading Houses on the Missouri and Up
per mississippi, wilt be offered at Public
Auction i'll Lots, at the store of the Super
intendent Of Indian Trade, at Georgetown,
Columbia, on Monday the 4th day of April
Eext. Among these, are $500 Beaver, 1000
Racoons, parcel of Muskrats, Offers,
Bcarskins, Indian dressed Deerskins, Buff
faloe Robes and Indian Mats.
Approved notes at ninety days will be re-
ceivcd In payment for all sums exceeding
one hundred dollars.
JOHN TRAVERS, Auchoneer.
March 4. re
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
NOTICE.

FHSHE Stockholders of the Mechanics
6 Bank If Alexandria, are hereby no,i-
Aed that a SIKH instalmcnt is called for,
payable al the bank OH Thursday 3Ist OF
March next
BY order Of the president and directors.
WM. PATTON, Jr Cashier.
lFct 28 ems NJ.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
POTOlf.dc CREEK P.1CKET.S

a regular line Of Packets is
NysstasY established to ply between
xss.E .:1ssssslss here and Potomac Greek. Pas.
sengers will 6ud this cheap and pleasant
route Goods will be reoeivect al Potomac
Greek for conveyance by MIR. Sidney FIsh-
arr, and at this place by
JOHN GRID.
February 2S.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
FISHERIES.

~ TO RENT,
Thai well knoqOn SIND and HERRING
- FISHERY, called
S A n ID Y BAR,
Lately ished by Elisha Joncs-AIso, the
two adjoining Landings,
Coober's- Point 81 Indian Queen.
For particulars apply to the subscriber
kving near the premises.
III. p. DAINGERFIELD.
December 9. #
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JUST RECEIVED

AND FOR SALE,
From 20 4,eoo VT. first quality GO
SHEN CHEESE.
Ana one nundred bushels POTATOES,
Hf for SEED.
ALSO,
% hand. IL or $4,000 VT. nice BACON,
nea, TONGUES. 1000 VT. superio, pic
k1ed VENISON HAMS, and general
assortment of groceries as usual.
WIN. GARNER.
Feb 81 din.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
U.sIo.V Bys.Ek OF ALEX.aNDHKA,

= .I'fHf y {. 'TI-Ish9I'F III,
oath February 1919,
GuBSCRlBERS for the s,oc. Of this
ny iasii,utiop, arc hereby notified that The
4sh nistaimeu, 81 Three Dollars on each
share, becomes due and payable on Friday
the 25th day of atarch next
&. 7. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
Her'a Feb 9s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

of the Treasury Notes.. which must depend
on the value OF the shares in the bank. The
less valuable tue shares in the bank, as they
would lee by the retention Of 80 large ca
pisai stock. the less temptation would there
DC 10 purchase :se notes or stock which is
the basis oi the subscription. Mr. l. said.
he hoped before this subject was finally acr~
ed On, the committee would limit to thirty
or shirtyrive millions. to some moderate.
some reasonable amount, the circulation OF
the bank, add thus guard against danger Of
the plan from the amount of capital, at the
sane time that Il would increase the va
lnr ut the Treasury Noes The plan. OF
the gentleman bzfore him Mr Forsyth he
thought il obvious, provided forlthe demands
OF the public service IN 1916 by rendering ut
te-ly hazardouss II not entirely defeating,
the provision for 1915. He denied that the
Treasury Notes to be issued in pursuance
of this p:an would be less valuable than no
now w Differentiation, It was impossibie,1 he
said, inrthe nature of things. but, in; :urnish-
ing additional modes of application OF 4he,si.
the committee would increase instead of tli.
mi, ishing the value Of Treasury Noks, &c.
After few words from Mr.. Rhea Of Ten.
Indicative of an impotence Of the ques.
ttion = ~ st4ts. S. z. ~ aF
The committee agreed to Mr. Calhoun's
motion by the following vote
For the motion ~
Against It So
SO the Sd section wAs struck out.
The committee then proceeded IN urthsr
examination and amendment Of the details
| of the bill, in the course of which consider
able debate took place. Involving generally
| the minor principles Of the art or science Of
hank inn mosfc sf, q =. ur,Sl .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

~. - - -. ~ 800 ,"o P"sSaSe
,,s.'s..., :a ~, !" "e neSause
- A. as, NAV ue .sio OH DC reJec.eo'
- 80. 49,; e 'noeoa' 'ne sSso'u.'on on
y, s""Sss. " 'ne tes'"s rrePosedoy the \
s"sn SS'"su'ss",.er - y vneu.. wss taken
~, together With the amendments thereto
y the committee OF the whole House -
nna
1ns saiq amendments BENG twice read.
we're paruy agreed ooy the 'ttouse, SOFAS to |
make the said resolution read as follows:
Resolved. unanimously. by the Generai
Assembly of Virginia, that the terms promo.
scd by the Rri,i-I, commissioners at Client.
as the basis Ct n negotiation between their
governments aud that Of the United States.
are such as cannot fail to excite in the ~,
son, ofeverv ratfiot. the strongest ,en,;men.
ofindixnation and Tint The state of V;r.
e;nia win. rnv,s and ai,,,v. ~,;tL .is~x;...
and orofnnfit,,de Dive its ~ ,xost s,,r,,nr- ~
the General q ovefnment i, thr, n rosec,,,;o,,'
of the :. IN, ~ :. 81 80, :.
a. - eli .s ;,,s, sh al he hta;csH "~ ' ~
| a, Yer,I,sr . e,enr, men, ~, ~ 80. ..;.,.
IF me ,yh.,is fIrs. = ~ ss.:,s" 'a.
whole ~ th. ala rs.o,.,,, sss,,s ~, s. sus
sre,olved : m the etJ ,hersas a., - ;.s"..
~ iieu q the rSr,s ~, ~ ~ es,s...
mo q rhat ,,,s r. s,.rai .sr,'s liz ~
.;U;. ,.s.s,, ,,s,s $500. ..-sss.ay ~ ~
|sGomm;se;o,ers nf n rsas t.s,.s,s. ~ ~, u.s
negotiation Al Ghert, : I tbs 'hs.;s S.,,ss ~
nesoc;ss;o. ;' -" sss oss's suas the
|diknat;m. -. arrrc-s ~ ons,ns .,s..s r. -
Hrifa.n ana cs.,I,;s. -, 49, sr.!essc -
merit;nr inssantarrs,,s ~; sss;sn s,s,, ~.
msnei;ne shs .,n;sss anu =:
lxen Of these s,ares in The We - sse n an
60, =. =. e'is anu Gu
Ifefminate bv Inc, ma ,,n,orss,n SUI. "
Al morton was made nv NJ 'Msrcir 49, 80
mend the xsN sn,snJ,.s.'s -. ~
therefrom The wors .orroco.,,s IA ';.snr
ting In lien ,he ,vnr,, ,s,,.,s e $3.50
And ,the u-stio, Ma ~
was determ;o.r, 4, ths rs ,;.,n 49, ls
Noes ssa.1' - - Z. - 50 os
A m..t;on was then ~ al, Nv "A, As....s
thar the ia amend mn, -. $3.50. ts'
dsptinr subst;suse rherefor n ne so,i;' ga;
words "a - - in
= .f'hA rss...., A....,,..,.- a,r ,,...l.,.
gard w;,h en,,-,' $500 ~. us viIg.nia res
the exfra Fa,,, ri - ~ ~. nu'snss'on
pac;6cr,; 81 stnk .ernS OK
tain to .,,,, q; 81 ~ DIT
81 the nevoe;a,;or .,s,,s,,s;,, - STATES
.I;he' f f A. IAN, a. Hne ut.
,tlft,of ~ n pr,;s oA ~ a'n 20 tue
fnlfIment IS r.. IN. Tor
y $500. n ~. assurance OF tne Frmcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
rYom the Boston csntinel.
rROM EUROPE.

A. . - -. {, . -. rs
some articles from England ct few days
f, aa.e .nan before recsveu, nave reached us
n..'uA "sese eney afr'seo IN me sep
IT, $3.50, .....s.. 4.
ndt been 80 ,,,on,6t - J;so,os. ,t nac
the -Ghent nsrac;.,,n ~ o,,rs rsp' sng st
course the British Journals were full Of ornd.
ties and contradictions on the subi.ct. which
can only afford amusement where the resnlt
has been officially promulgated. =
Reinforcements for the American continent
|swere most certainly embarkiugor preparing for
enbarlation from England at the last date and
It continued to be siyen out that Lord Hlk
w9u.u comnanu them ':out no dsspssoh appear
go 20 DC USED N ge.tlng tSen on ron which
Camada Sestr,tion Int t5;s corci" ~; nAss
sasd ~ Da &c a's .oh;,tslon VA
thsr destna,;on 1v;,h s,vera i hmnars ssssrs
Esns) to be Quebec. and that thew would tai at,
ant ", 1, Them Z. ,,,.ysro;sn ,;srSs Whst 49,:
true eetin alton is, we trust was not confided to
the English news writer's and it viii be best
70 e es guarded At each point South and North.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
REPORT.

The Secretary Of Stss, to whom was referred the
resolution Of the House of Representatives d the
18th inst requesting the President to lay bcfo the
House such documents relative to the Russian aedi'
alton, in bis opinion Il may not be improrr to
communicate, has The honor to transmit To thePres-
ident, for the informAtios of the House, the flow
ing letters in relation to that subject, viz;
A letter in French with translation) fror Mr.
Daschkof, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministerpe
potensiary Of His Majesty the Emperor Of RuSa, to
the Secretary Of State Of the 9th March, 18i. with
the answer ofthc Secretary ofState ltb lnreh
An extract Of letter from the Secretary ofStste
to Mr.. Adams, Minister of the United Stztesat st.
Petersburg Of the lst July. 1872. and four rtters
and extracts from Mr. Adams TO the secresry OF
state, bearing date respectively the 30,l Sept:
18th Oct and lith Dec. 1912, and on the bsh Of
June, 1873. All which is respectfully submitted
JAMES NOME.
Department Of STATE, yanxary -, 1914
CHes~ follows in the regular series ;hc orinal CO.
py Of Mr. DaschkoH's letter, translation which
being inserted, deem it unnecessary to isert the
original -
M DaschkoF Enroy Extraordinary oao-shmsfer
Pieniporenf,sry Of ME Imperial .Majesfy Emper-
o. Of al sbe Ru'ssas, TO he Secrefary state %
sae United States rTraDaiion.l
The Undersigned, Envoy Extraosdinar aud Min.
ister Plenpotentsry Of Ills Majesty the mPsf0r OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
DiSnict OF hho0e- Island.


DURSUANl to Warrant from the Hon
u Durable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF
the District Court for Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
FED before said Judge, an Information by
WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq Collector OF the
Customs for the District of Newport, against
the Spanish brig .Favor,fa, her tackle, sc.
together with her cargo on board, consisting
Of .ixty.six hogsheads, eighty-two barrels,and
fourteen boxes Of Sugar seventy-four hogs
heads and one barrel Of Molasses ninety-6ve
puucheons Of Rum one zaroon of Indigo
and one pair of plated Lamps with glass
globes. Said goods and vessel being forfeit
ed, as is alledged in said .Informstian. tor vio-
1a,ion of the laws of the Uned States.
Trial will be had thereon, at q District
Court, TO be holden at the Court House IN
Providence, on the first Tuesday in February
next. d. J. PEARCE, Dehusy- Marshal.
.Nesphorf, January 30. 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
Mr.. CRAWFORD TO Mr.. noNaoE.

Paris, Sept. 8, l8Ia.
"I have Just received an answer to the note which
7 addressed to the Duke of Bassano, requesting Mrs
Barlow's passports On the subject of recogriton
he says that he is very solictous should present
my letter Of credence to the Emperor in Paris. lie
does no, repeat his invitation to communicate with
him. The operation Of The war will probably detl,n
the Emperor in the North (until) the winter. Its
believed that the Duke of Bassano will not return
before him If this opinion should be realized, the
winter will be far advanced before shall be able to
draw the attention Of the French Government TO the
subjects Of discussion between the two nations"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
Rsrsbai's Notires.

blsUNt " A.Ouc~ ~lSIdNQ.
DURSUANT to sund,y Warrants from
Il the Hoaourable DAvIp HOWELL, ESQ.
Judge of the District court for the aforesaid
District,
Notice is hereby given that ,here have been
filed before said Judge the following Inform
a,ioDs by WILLIAM ELLERy, Esq. Collector
of the Customs for the District Of Ne port,
TO wit
An Information against the schoorer Err
Pertinent, her tackle, apparel, aud furniture.
An Information against the sloop Concord,
her tackle, apparel, snd'furniiure, together
with he. cargo on board, consisting OF ono
hundred and ninety barrels Of Flour, and one
hnsdred and eignIy-,wo half barrels of ditto.
An Information against The sloop Eli=a, a,her
tackle, apparel, and furniture. 49,
An Information against the sioop Charles,
her tackle, apparel, and farnituac, together
with her cargo on board, consisting OF two
hundred and thiiiy-ihree barrels of Flour, and
ninety half barrels Of do.
An Information against two hundred and
seveatesn barrels of -Four, imported in The
aoop Charles, Ely, master.
An Information against the sloop Grace,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, together
with her cargo on board, consisting OF two
hundrcd and fifty barrels Of Flour, three hun.
dred kegs of Tobacco, one hundred kegs Of
Butter, and six hogsheads of Whiskey.
An Information rgainst the s!Oop Hiram,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture. together
with her cargo ON board, consisting Of three
hundred barrels Of Flour, and one hundred
and Fifty kegs of Lard. t
An Information against the schooner Mes.
tei, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, togcth-
er with three hundred and Fifty barrels OF
Flour.
An Information against four yards Of blue
Brosdcoth, two ditto of S,ockinett, and four
Vest Patterns, imported in the ship Rich
ard
An Information against one hundred and
twenty cotton Shawis, imported in the schoo-
ner Cdsfano.
An Information against three packs of
Pins, one ditto of white Thread, one piece Of
Calicoe, three cotton Shawls, part OF
piece of Chex, imported in the brig San
Francisco de Paula.
An Information against three large cotton
Shawls, ono piece of Cotton Cambrick, two
ditto Of Calico, six long Shawls, and one
piece of Bingham, imported in the ship La
Rosa.
An Information against twelve pieces,
tweny-tour yards and three quarters OF Vest
Patterns, two pieces of Linnen, one piece OF
Diaper, Two parts of pieces of Silk Gingham,
one piece Of Cotton Gingham, obe silk and
cotton Shawl, six pound OF Sewing Silk, two
pounds of black Twist, one piece OF Levan-
',ne Silk, ,one hundred and thirty-cight pieces
of Satin apd Lustring Ribbon, two parts Of
pieces of Broadcio,h, two pats of pieces Of
Plaid silk, imported 10 the brig Molly.
Trial will be had on each OF the foregoing
Inform ations, at Special District Court, to
be holden at the Court House, in Providence
or the ffteenth day Of February next, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon.
DUTEE ]. PEARCE, Defufy Marshal,
Neptort, January 26, 1914.
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RUSSIAN MEDIATION.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
To the House Of Representatives. Of the Uqfed Sase'.
I transmit to the House of Representatives . Re-
port of the Secretary of State complying with heir
resolution of the 18th instant
Jan. l8. JAMES MADiSN.
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nURSUANT % Warrant from the Hon
I orable DAVID HOWELL, Esq Judge OF
the District Court co. Rnode Island District.
Nolice'is hereby given, tha, there has been
filed before ssi' Judge. an Information by
WILLIAM ELLRRv, Esq. CoiIec,orofihs Gus
toms for the Disiric, OF Newport agsns, one
piece Of Cotton Shifting, four Pocket Hand
kcrchefs, two pair Of Stockings, i've pair Of
Socks, two Vest Pstterns. part of piece Of
Cotton Stripes, and pas Of piece ot white
Nsun,I, supported in the schooner Mhesfra
Sonora del Carmar, Duran Ioda Silva Braneo.
Master.
= Trial will be had thereon, at District
Court, TO be holden at the Court House IN
Providence. ON the FIRST Tuesday in February
scxt. d J. PEARCE, Dchmy- Marshal.
sevhorf. January 90 1914