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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01

The British transport brig Endeavor,
prize to the SuPrize, of Baltimore, which vessel
was chased ashore on Thursday last near Far
Rockaway, miles East of the Block-Housc,
by Race, who sent three barges on board
Of the brig, and took new suit of sails, and
other articles, then set heron fire Sc left her.
The Race then stood as near the shore as
she could and fired at least 100 shot ashore,
to prevent the people on the beach from put
ting out the fire. The brig was laden with
coal, sails anchors, ard army stores. The
prize crew and the briggs anchors. Sails rig
ging, copper, and part of her armament arc
saved; the vessel bilged.
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WAsHIxerox, Sept. 2e

We are happyin being able to assure our
readers generally, and our city patrons in par
ticular, that, after the deveiohen.en of yes
terday, they have no cause to apprehend any
thing from the projects which appear to be on
foot against the permanency of the seat of go
vernment. There cannot, we trust, be found
majority Of the popular branch to vote for a
removal ofthe government ; and, if there can,
we well know that there viii always be found
one third Of that body firm enough to support
the Executive i'll refusing his signature to
law ffaught with such dangerous consequen-
ces. The greatest evil of such proceedings.
winch promise no success to their movers, IS
in their certain injury to the People of this
City ADD District, who arc far from deserv-
ing such Treatment at the hands Of thcir con-
stitutonal protectors. Nat. Int.
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Aug. 90.
EDWARD HALLANI

SsTILI sell on very moderate Goi cash or &C.
w ceptauecs in town,
50 Hhds very old and fine favored Jamaica, and An
tgua Run,
50 Pipes Madeira, Particular TenerifEe aud I.sbo
Wines,
SO Bags Green ard White Coffee.
10 Cascs aud fifty Canisters Imperial Cun-Powtler
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port-NYine,
100 Cinistcrs FRESH Mustard
5OSets Dining China blue printe,l-var'sfy Of Pat
terms
10 Foxes Canton China, Cups and Sauccrs 500 pair
each,
10 Cr7res assorted Ware,
ono Boxes Northern Candles
80 do Real Spanish Segars.
100 kegs High ProofF Z and FL Guu-Poyder,
SEQ Gallons lamp Oil
June 25 wifi
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pfee-.4tniraf Cochraae 10 the Secretary of
State
His b. M. ship Tonnant,
In the Chesapeake, Sept 10, 1914.

SIR, ~ -'--'
had the honor to receive your letter of
the 9th instant this morning, in reply TO tie
ent.
AS have no authority from N.Y. govern
meat to enter upon any kind Of discussion re-
lat've to the points contained in your letter, /
nave only to regret that there does not ap-
pear to be any hope that shall be authorised
70 recall my general order which has been
ftirther sanctioned by a subsequent request
from 1t. Gen. Sir Geo. Provost.
n copy of your letter will this day be for
!warded by me to England and until / receive
Instructions from my government the mea-
sures which have adopted must be persisted
IN unless remuneration be made to the mia
bitants of the Canada, for the njuries they
nave sustained from the outrages committed
by the troops of the u States.
have the honor to be, &c.
ALEX. COCHRASF,
Vice .3Clm. and Comuandey
=, liz ChieJ, tg'c. SIC.
Hon. James Monroe,
Secretary of State.
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TO TIE PUBIC.

4 DO hereby make known that the power OF Atior-
4 ney, executed by to Daniel Wilson On the 10Th
OF November last, is revoked; and warn all persons
that VIII not be bound by any sale of my property
which said Daniel may make by virtue ofsad power
nor By any act which tc may 60 concerning my estate
Sept. eS. I'n,,
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CAUIIuN.,

MERCHANTS and others arc cautioned aga;ns
1yk purchasing the tao following bills of exchanged
which have been lost in the poskct book of tho. ,bse
Ter an the road from New-ior}l to Boston, viz -
One BIZ for 1odf Q. 6. stis drawn by Samuel GRAY
One bill ior 9zT4L stig Drawn bv Samuel GRAY.
-SYLP-f.NTTS Graf.
WiLLL9.N R.3Y
Both bills drawn in favor OF William Gr.,y and en-
dorsed BY him SaIucl Williams, London, at thirty
days sight
TWO1LfS ~ HERD.
1.-THE above bills either of them should be- discov
cred, requested that Information may be given to
t,e subscriber NJ BOSTON, or Gooihue aud W4iJ No
Al, south street, NewYork. For The pocket hook and
ITS contents reward Of one iraiscd dodbs is offered
Sept IL. sv-
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TREASURY REPORT

very able report was yesterday received
by both Houses of Congress from the Score
tary OF the Treasury, the great length of
which, precludes its Insertion to-day. We
shall presentit to our readers in our next
III.
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TIE UES1IKTflFR

EEAVlNG rented another horse IN addition TO the
& u Washington Tavern, and provided lam
sell with some excellent beds, viii be able to aecemmo
dste tlityof forty Members Of tie Assembly ,riv
applicants will secure the best sccommot.,tio9s
- WN EAS1s.
Sept 23. Or
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP TIE DESERTER.

% one inch high, % years of age, blue ewes dark
hair, light complexion by profession planter or CON.
Iaon-laboorer. lie is supposed to have gone to Blue
Stone, in the county of Ts,lie, his usual place ofres
dence.
The above reward, ard all reasonable csrences vii,
be paid who viii deliver sd deseitcl To me
IN the City Of Richmond, or any officer OF the United
Ststes Army.tiivcn the Recruiting Rendezvous.
IA toe City Of Richmond this 3oth day OF Aug 1914.
c. MCLAUGHLIN
Licst eoM Rest. US. Coprnna,dTns-
Sent g. I'm
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IYRGLMIa-

A Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Sumo
4 a rior CoT of Chaneer.y for t,. Richmond Dis,rict
te lstdsy OF August, 1914.
Michael y. Potsux, pr
AGAINST,
! Frances his wife, David Barrett and Anne Green
ana Sarah Green infants, under S.e ~, d twenty
0peycars, By Samuel APCrav, ti,e,r guardian 10 be
assigned, U.He
1HE Dete7i,'rrR George Hooker not lu,vuYg On
tered las appearance and given security ACCORDING 10
NC Net Of Assembly and the Rules of ids Cort, and
- appearing BY satisfactory e,iruce that he is no. sn
Ihn.Diant oi ths county II Is ofIlYed That the
sam defendant do appear here On tue first day of the
neEt term aud answer the bill Of thc rldutih aud
that eoy@ this nrier be forthwith inserted ia some
newspaper published in The City Of lichn ond. for two
htOs .uceess'yeiy and posted At the trout door q the
Capitol, ia tte said Cdy.
COpy Teste.
VIZ W. HEN,NG.'c.c
Aug 27.------vgs
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BosroN, Sept. sth. 1914.

BOSTON, Sept 5th, 1914
Having been appointed by Commodore
Decatur as acting surgeon on board the late
United States brig Argus, a short time pre-
Vious TO her departure from New-York. and
having served IN that capacity until the un-
fortunate termination of her cr,iiae | was
with her surviving officers detained as a
prisoner of war on Parole in England.
nave now, sir, however, the honor OF reporting
.ogou my ARRIVAL on the Sd inst. at this port in
the cartel ship Saratoga, having at length OBJ
tanied my release and passport as non-coin-
Blatant.
AS Lieutenant Watson our surviving COM
tmanding officer has been unable, under parole
restrictions, to transmit any official documents
relative to the action and Capture of the Ar
gus, have the honor to enclose, for yo,ir in
formation, report of the casualties attending
tnat event. regret that have not vet been
aole TO furnish the wounded with the regular.
certy7cateS 1t was impossible, without per-
sonal communication with them, to obtain the
Information necessary to the filling up of the
blanks with the precision enjoined in the or.
ders OF your honorable department."
ftefen ?f Killed and zvoundcd on board HE
tate u. y. brig .arguS, ". II HNen, cs-
qniI'e, late commander, in the action qvitE II
%. M S. Siocfi Pcdcan, on the 14fh .fug.
1913.
ID.
MIR. VIM. w. Edwards, midshipman.
Mr.. Rich. Delphy, ditto.
joshua Jones, seaman,
Geo Gardiner, ditto.
John Fmdly, ditto.
Mn. Mouiton, ditto.
WOUNDED. 49,
VIM. H. Allen, esq. commander, severely
died Aug. 18th, 1915
cured.
+, Colin M'Leod, boatswain, ditto-tscbar-
ged Nov. 22d, 1913, from Mill Prison Hospi-
tai and sent to Dartihoor Depot.
Jas White, carpenter, ditto--died Augnst
10th, at Mill Prison.
Joseph Jordan, boatswain's mate, ditto
died Aug. 10th, at sea-
John Young, or. master, litto-Remainine
IN Hospital. March lst, 1914.
Francis Eggert, seaman, ditto--died Aug.
S0th, at Mill Prison.
John Nugent, seaman, dtto-reulaininc- in
hospital on the 1st of March, 1914.
Charles Baxter, seaman, ditto-died Sept.
Cd, at Mill Prison.
Jas. keiiam, or. seaman, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ged oct. path at Dartmoor Depot.
VIM. HoVington, seaman. sevcrelv-dis-
charged from Hospital to Dartmoor Depot,
Sept. 18th.
: Jas. Hall, seaman, slishty-discharged to
Depot, Aug. 18th.
The toiiosUine zuho mere taken on board the
l'elicon, Immediately after the action AuJe
been aSceTTaisea 70 be among the 4you1i-
Ged
Geo. Starbuck, seaman,
John Shiffle, Carpenters mate,
John Scott, the 1st seaman,
John Hadden,
Joseph Allen.
Several others whose names have not been
ascertained, were taken on board the eneuiy's
vessels.
have the honor 70 be, sir, your ob't ser
want,
JAS. INDERWICK,
.6cti7g Surgeon IF the late q.
States brig .Argus.
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,sT0P TIE TffEEF.

MAS stolen on The night of the 10Th inst ont of nv
Wv stable, about z miles above Manci,est..C q -
DARK BAY HORSE.
near sixteen auds bigf-he rots udg;lops we'll has
been ncked. and cuts gay epearsnct in geer /
will give tendolars rewsr for the horse and twenty
for the eoiyiction of the thief
Sept. o. ''''-' - A'' Sun
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ADMIRAL cOCHaANE'S LAST LET
Ter

~ message was received from the Presi-
dent otthe ~ States by both Houses of Con-
grcss yesterday, transmitting the letter of Ad.
Cochrane and Mr.. Monroe's reply, which
we have already published, and also the fol-
lowing letter, concluding the correspon-
dence, which has not before been published.
these papers were ordered to be printed.
To-.
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- NIf7@I
DONE SYIC.

Extract ofa letter from James Lrderzyick
Surgeon Of me hate United Ss.zfra' b,js,
.9rgns, 10 The Secretary ofthe Aauy, da-
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The hon. w. JONES,
SECRETARY Of The Nary.

The Charleston Gazette states that letter
has been received in that city from Mr.. Jo-
sePh Tyler, who was captured off the Capes
OF Delaware by the Niemen frigate, Captain
Kerr. The British captain informed him
that instructions were out to the navy, to sink,
burns and destroy every American vessel a
float but as he had not yet received his CO.
py OF the instructions, he would ransom the
vessel in Which Mr.. T. was taken, which he
did for Sl000.-Capt x. observed, that the
British forces world make one more desperate
push at some point in or near the Chesapeak,
and would then perhaps make an attack on
Cb0rlesfon.- They hu0e made their push at
Baltmore, and TO the disgrace CT their arms.
What next
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,G We earnestly request,hose Subscribers who are
IN arrears to this Office, to tnsini, the by the
Members Of the Legsature.--otherwisc, we shalt be
driven to the unpleasant necessity of disseminating
eral -"
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r. W tf.--A petition viii Je presented 10 tl,,, n,xt
\ Gtrcr1l Assembly pls,ing n a, y i,s ,o.,, ,,,ss
IW'''1s t'e o'nn'ov ea!tiis right ;oa certain tse,
NH" p''s Do thc unity oi icat,--,ie,i,,.I y ] i'm
hF"h" To- s d't@dcis, iO reaem,s Which viii bc 90
''" ''"D''' Stft Z. lsCwl
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VINEGAR WANTED.

CASH GIVEN FOR GOOD VINEGAR
.4sby q. tie Contractors OEce,s Old CatatoL y
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Total o5 guns.

Total 95 guns.
T. MACDONOUGH.
These Sleeps 'oere formerly the y. S. GtOvler g
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Return IF killed and rounded on board lie IT, s.
Sqi0d'onon Like Chambh.ip, in tie Enforcement
'rfh Tie B'fdsh leefoD me mn S,pt. 1914.
Shih Sarafoga.
h"ed-Peter Gamble lieut.; Thomas Butler, or.
Sulineri James NOrbCriy, bOasw. mate Abraham
Davis ar. master; VIM. Nyer, sail maker; "
D1ekrll, Peter Johnson and John Coleman, seamen
Benz Purrill aud Andrew PmmIce o. senmen Peter
Posl, DAVID Bennett and Ebeuezer johnson, Joceph
Couch, landsnaD Thonss Stephens s. /; kandaIl Al >
Donald, and John White, o. s s.mue Smith. $.
honas Mallory, s Andrew Nelson, John Sbeilack
Peter Hanson, Jacob Laravay, ami Edward Moore
Jerome Williams, o s James Carlisle, marine /; John
Smart and Earl Ilannemon s>-2S
" OlGNief-jancs NJ Baldwin act p fniflslp; Josruh
barron, i'n"' Robert GARY, or. gunner; George Cas-
SIN, ar master; John HUmgsworth, Thomas Robin
son, Pnrnal Smith, John Ottwe aud John 1homuso,,
s; Edward Rowland, VIM. Fabce, s. VIM. Williams,
C. s.; John Robertson, John Towns, laudsman Jno.
Slays, Join ,. Hammond and James Barlow, s.; Jas
Maggie, o. s.; John Lanman * Peter Coltefys s. N M,
Newton, O. S. Neil. j. Hedmont and James Steward
s. : John Adams landsman Charles Rasche. Benz
Jackson, jesse Fsnhofn, Joseph Ketter and Samuel
Brig Eagle.
hWed-- Peter Nandermerr, mast mate John Ri
hero and Jacob Landman, Perkins Moore, JAMES
NhshP, THONGS Anwrlght aud Mace Wilson, O. s. ;
Thomas Lewis, boy John Wallace, Joseph 1leatpn
and Robert Straton, marines james VI Hale Juo.
Wood, mrscians--15.
lImmaed-Joseph Smith, 1t VIM A. Spencer.
actg IT., Francis Breeze, fnns'et's mate; Abraham
Walters, pilot VIM. 9. Allen Or master Iamcs
Quick, Or gunner Andrew MEvan Xen.dah
Concri, Joseph Valentine, John Hartley, John Mic
Ian aud Robcr Buckley, Aaron Fitzgerald, hoy ;
Purnell Boiee, e.. John \. Craig. S. John M'Kfn.
ney, Matthew SERVER, George MaiuNafug, Henry
jones aud John MCarty, maiIues-20.
SChcmer Tic0nderoeo.
HHef-Iohn stansbury, H.; John Fisherand John
Atkinson, boss ~ metes Henry johnson, s Dsol.
rcik Think and John Sharp, marires--6
WoWdc1-Patriek Cassiu, Fzkial Cosd. Samuel
Sawyer, Nr, LeCoutt and Henry Collins s. John
Condon, rDsrine-6.
Siooh Prcbie.
Killed -Rosers Garter, acting s4diag master 1oseps
Rowe, boatsV aims matc--2
II O0HleG-Noncs
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STATEMENT efMe .9o'-,9ra,frc engaged Oh the II.
Set,em6e|, 1914: h
&c long ri poundeis,
Saratoga y ;. eai,oa'uIes,'
- Sio SEP do Total 60
Slong IS prs. 20
Is long IL Founders,
TiconterOga j, is do
Is 81 pound ca,rona,ies. II
Preble long Pounters,
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C2fy eta letter from Com. NEardonongh 10 Me
Secref0rV IT the .NlUg, .dafcd
u. 5. Ship Saratoga, Plattsbureh Bay.
Sept. Is, 1871.
SIR have the honor TO give you the pay
ticulars of the action which took place on the
11th inst. on this Lake.
For several days sac enemy we're on their
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VOL. 11.---NO. a2.
Gun Boot Bore,,.

Can- Boot Bore,.
I. Authorizations W. Smith, puiser:s steva,,l 'rhos
Gait, boy; James DAY, ,narine-s
Uornidsd-Eih,,1 Cobb, corporal marincs--i.
Gun Bodf Ce1titcdc.
~ ot''nis3-Jsmes 1aylor, l!.iAsnap-i.
Cur Boat HiigDer.
ot0i0ed-Pe,cr Frank, Sca,.iar--I
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April rs.

nE subscriber having been regularly bred to
the Mercantile business, tend re his seryee
their accounts. He will engage by the d.v +S
or job. From his intimat- acquaintance Win booLs
and accounts OF every Descriptions he viii undertase
the seelefnFnt Of concern Of the longest s,and'n
and IN the utmost state of dersngemeRt. To CO
partnerships he be'irvrs he Can render essential
services AND to such of his friends mo sacd IN a 81
OF ms ss'litshse. TO promote annie Lle eerrs,t
and speedy adjustment Of their accounts Ia. ned
ninseH 20 devote the Whole enereirs o. his 6,ind -
FROM e'oSe attention to tn various modes og booL-
keeping no" IN use, he has been enabled "a d;e.s-
the'r detects, and confidently its th.t he 3 10
possession OF system every way superior which
"''h snSht variations, csn be adep' d IN any stua
ton lie can Re consulted at his susrtments o,,r,C.
site the hel'.Fa7tTn, where Blanks of every Iipd
can be Furnished, and copyine of every deserot;nn
executed with nestne's, accuracy and Dispatch
MES GPsY
r. b. !! Cry vii, in The course of a few 4, =, he
prepared Dun srtakr g. Instruction Of * ar on
YOUNG G@Htlsmen in book keeping.
April l6. O,
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NORFOLK, April II.
On Saturday last flag went down TO the
enemy Tor the purpose of obtaining the re .
lease OF Capt. Fdgyard Herbert. who was
Captured in the schr. Traveller Coming from
Baltimore. The enemy. however, would
not rel lase him, without an exchange upon
the spo. The officer whJ carried the flag,
understood from one of the British officers,
that they had received Intelligence that
CONTINENTAL PEACE had taken place in
winch England was included. and Aver
lea lett to make peace for herself Herald.
Arrived on Sunday. the sloop Eliza Ann,
-dAen, from Baltimore. Saw "a lying at
me mDuh of he Potomac. frigate near
the entrance of Tangier Sound. Brig aud
two Srhooners off the mouth OF Hungar RI
yer, and "a and frigate in Lypnhaven
Day. The enemy have recently captured
go, many coasting craft and among them
me Schr. Traveller, Captain Edzvard Her-
oerf. OF this port. Ibid.
a large English ship, ballas'ed with Coal,
has been sent INTO Beaufort n. G. by the
privateer Surprise of Baltimore ship
was engaged in the transport service was
bound from Halifax to Bermuda aad has on
board number of portable barracks for SOL
dierS.
An English brig has arrived at Ocracock.
prize to the priyateer Kemp Of Baltimore
Ibid.
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The last heard OF hit, : -cticrs to nv
arrival AT this place, he was a. Green Raw.
distributing presents 10 the Indians antl
some 81 the Pottova tamies of the linois
river al gone tn meet him at that place.
Since came here l have received let
ter from Co. a. Butter. Comma nder at d..
troit Sta ing that the movements of the In
dams who submitted to You in Oct. last indi
Cate host Hty-c nhrm ng all ny informa
ten OF Dickson,s designs-and strengthen
ing suspicious / had previously en- ertain.
tanned, that the Saux intended to unite with
the enemy-He had learnt that Dickson
had penetrated into the interior Of the coun
try, and thinks his object is to attack this
territory, and probably part of Missouri
lie concludes by sayi.g, as the event of
an attack is possible. and the information
comes to me direct and in such terms. and
by such means as leaves me no reason to
doubt Dickson's views, his intentions or hi;
oSJect-lt became my duty as a Citizen &
more so as an officer of the government, to
apprize you of the comm dnications had
received upon the subject"
AS those plans were contemplated and in
train OF execution, before the disaster If the
Niagara frontier happened, it is TO be
presumed. that their influence will be deci
sive. Aud am sure need not say to YOU,
mat a larger body of Indians eau with more
facility attack st. Louis and Cahokia, than
any other point on the American frontier
You must know the amount Of force provided
tor rePel!ing any attempt they may mako.
presume you will DE convinced, that IL II
be the object of the enemy to produce d.
version of any part of our forces in Canada.
that be will make his attempt in time to Sc
cure that object.
Inc recent alarms and the want of pro-
seetion, are depopulating the territory
L he settlements are so insulated and detach-
ed, so equally exposed. and the points oi
attack so numerous, that it would be i'm
practicable to raise any force from the To-
cal militia by draft-and if raised, it would
oe useless unless 1T were mounted, which
have no power to order.
have the horror to be,
Respectfully, Sir,
Your mo. ob't. serv't.
n. EDWADS.
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HUNTsYLLR. M.-.A /,

On Thursday last, Brig Gen. Coffee and suit. lefs
town for Gen. sk9oo's hesd-quqriers
Our last sdvices from Fort Strotber. state ,Lo,
"en. Jackson cont mPlsted taxing ~ his line o5
mareh from that post on yesterday or TO-DAY J'bs
number - troops und r his command, iners,line
o9th reg. u. ). Inf1ntry, is believed tn he shor,
t,OvO-tSey have the greatest plenty Of provision,
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CONVENTION.

IL Clerical and Lay Deputies Of She Protestsne
Episcopal Church in Virgins, will m set mn
lesnt e. adjournment, in the Capitol Of ebinond-
tsnt business, AMI probsbIy the election of a 80
"' probably occupy their s'rention at thar tin T.
IS desirable that the Clergy and v stries will, end
ror 10 procure as tull REPRESENTATION IS possible.
April rs. o., "sC ~.
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TEN DOLJ.frS REU.l1O
S'Fayed or sosisn' on III ii'h inst iron, sek- the
Pcnr House ="

B II 7 II O x s y.
4 boUf4! eet, 10 inches hiph with ri, man. nor.
~ ting near hia ears. shout ye.rs nj q y. th;.
SPRING inclined to be hi cross the weather verv
comp CT. with sw teh tail aor in pr,-,e crlsry
he9 b!aSX streak exen'ing on the msns ~ ,b.
iail.-WhoeI err will return said Horsa -, " -, "e
vert IN Riehmond, or to Mr.. Roz lie in Nan.6..a-
Ter, s. az a., receive III above reward, and all o,ner
April t. 10,
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From the Wesfvn Federahsf.
AUBURN, March 81.
xxyvr r~r,rc r,,r,e, 1,.,,,.~..--

By mistake, in maxim up the paper, Il vss Coreot
20 mention that The troops which passed here sst
week fro n the French Mills and Ssekett's Hsrbor
snd hsd returned towards the latter place, did not
proceed IN their retrogrsde march more ,bsy or a
dsJs but haye again passed this village for Niagara
With the addition Of other regiments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-16

A III persons that have borrowed apv Rool
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-16
REpORTRD ARM1sr1cR

The rumors. which have represented the
Secretary of Stale and col. BARCLAY. az
being engaged in arranging an ARMIsTrcE
at blsoensbnrg, gain currency, and seem to
nave some foundation in fact. The difficul-
ties, which may have arisen from the sup.
posed confinement of the original PROPOSE.
TIon' By the Canadian Government, to the
war at the north, may be OBJ waited by an ex-
tension of the arrangeme to ali hostile
operations and this may require the acoui.
esceDce of the British naval commander ON
our coast We have conversed with a gen.
fleman from Washington, of the be st means
o. information, whose opinion is, that such
an extended arrangement might be agreed
20 although 1t is not supposed, that i has
Is yet taken place and although, perhaps
the event OF it may not be concIusiveIy an
ticipated
We believe no doubt can exist. that any
such suspension Of hostile operations would
1t agreed 70 at all, inc ude as well he war
ar on the coast, as the Campaign at the
noth All expectations ON the subiecf. how
aver, must be liable to great uncert ainty.-
~ - essential that immature arrangements
should not be divulged. on the one hand
IeSi false expectations should be entertain
90 nor int nded offensive movements. on
fbe other, lest they be rendered nnsuccess-
Iui Ivy such disclosure ball. Pafriof.