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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

we have already apprized our readers
that the pertinacity OF the Secretary of the
Senate in cautiously refusing the Editors &C :
cess to the Journal of the Proceedings Of
that Body, DERIVES US of the opportunity of
reporting periodically the tioines of.ttat
Branch of the Legislature, which every nn,.
who has ever been a spectator or auditor
we'll knows cannot in ordinary cases be I'M.
derstood from the galleries. Ose of she y !.
ditcrs nc--s-;S. being in the gallery Of that
Body yesterday, was enabled, VIII; with tbe aid
OF a pencil, to report SO much Of the procee-
dings as follows.
MONDAY, April II.
The Committee of Foreign Relations re,
ported the bill from the House of Reoresen
tatievs for repeating the Embargo and Nom
importation Laws. with an amendment, Viz.
TO strike out the Sd and 18th sections. rTbese
sections prohibit the departure of any Amer.
lean seaman or citizen from the ports If the
United States, on board Foreign v. sseIs.
without q passport from the Secretarv ~
State. This amendment was agreed to by
Yeas and Nays
For the amendment 90
Againstit
When our Reporter entered the gallery.
proposition WAS under discussion. vino
been made by Mr.. Varnum Of Mass. for inc
cooperating provision in the bill thar il
should not have effect until the 1st day of
MAY. This motion was opposed by Messrs.
Blbb OF Georgia Brown Of Lou. Dagpes Of
Cont. and Smith Of Md. and supported by
Messr' Varnun and Roberts of Pen. The
motion was negatiyed without a division.
Mr. anderson OF Zen. then moved TO i'm
sert, after The clause repeating the Embar-
go, the words g except as much thereof a.
Pron,oits the expectation of proyisions''
This motion gave rise to DEBATE of
some length. desultery though animated
The question on the proposed amend.
ment was decided BY Yeas ndSNaysi.
For me amendment, Messrs. Ande,s
Chace, Howell, Lacock Roberts. Robins
farmer, VarnuIn and Wharton-e
Against The amendment, MesSrs. Bbb of
Georgia. Blbb q Ky. Brown. Condi,. Dag
get, Dsna. Frementin, Gailiard, Germ an
Giles, Gilman, Godsboroggh, Gore. Hor
sey, Hunter, King. Lanbert, Mason. Nor
row, Smi'l., Stone, TAFT, Wells, tyorth;oe-
ton---24
So the motion was LIST.
The question on the bills passing to a
nlrd reading as amended by striking cut the
bird and fourth section rs before stated
.gas then decided as follows:
For The bW. Messrs. Anderson. Ribb of
seo Bib OF XIV. Brown. Chace. Condit Dag.
ret, Dana, Fromontin, Gailard, German.
snes. Gilman G odd sborough, Gore. U..rsev'
'nnter, King, Ian bert. Mason, Morrow.
t0berts, Robinson, Saith, ST. ore, TAFT.
Wells, Wharton, Worthington-29.
against fhe 6M, Messsrs. Howell, La
-ock, Turner, Varnum--4
DO the bill was ordered tn third reading
md wilt be read third time to morrow.
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New Yong. April Z.
PRIvATEERING

The continued success of our privateers.
affords additional proofs of American SKIN
enterprise and bravery. We have daily q
notice the arrival at different ports in the
unied States, of valuable prizes, and man,
ports,of France are thronged with the rici
harvest of our adventurous lars. The mar
tune pride of England will not soon recove,
tron the shocks il has received from Anne,
fiean yalor; nor its commerce cease to fee
the effects Of American enterprise. Lonp
after peaceful intercourse is again estab
llshed, the gangreae will still be visible, and
Great Britain experience all the bitterness.
OF wounded spirit" In Baltimore pas
pers, we observe the cruise Of the Come,
prfvateer, Which has occasioned those re-
'ections' Some years since, the eniigat,ned
inoa1ltants 81 London sought safety upor
tns Thames from the dreaded approach o;
comet--wisely concluding, that barrier
o. WAFER wsti'f protect then from a (svp
posed) o)dy OF fire But the Americlf
oo'h"e n''as no check on the watery elt
ment, where John Bull has been nor on,
astoh'siied at its blaze, but bia steo by its IN.
fiuence. This privateer ,ed az New
bern, N. &. the 10Th ult. from a cruise of a
po' hve months The following is lis, u
captures:
LIT IF frizes taken and desfroyed by nm
american frfvaseer Conner. cam Boyle, o,
DdlInore, during her iasf eruise.
o'oop Experiment OF Gaudaloupe, in bal
last, destroyed.
The schooner Messenger Of St. Thomas
sent to the US
schooner Industry Of N. York, re. captured
sent to the u. States.
ochr Little Cherub. of Surriaam, ser
With prisoners on parole.
brig Hansah, Of Bermuda, ransomed.
sshr. Jackman, Of Barbados. do.
SlooP Industry, Of ST. Lucia, DESTROYED.
brig Enterprise of st. KJtts, rsnsomed.
oioop Mary. Of do. sent to the Unitet
,ent to u. States.
Three schoooers sunk, burnt an d DESTROY.
AZ. United States. ''"S "
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DOM 1SI'IC.
From me RostOn Pa.riof ef.azrR s

The Frigate Constitution, capt. sts.ssrrf;
arrived at Marblehead ON Satn day after
noon She was chased by two frigates. and
An express from Marblehead gave reason TO
apprehend that she was in hazardous situ.
atlonr attacked by greatly superior force.
Il he news hew like lightning through, all the
towns on his coast, and in no place was the
seHSauon more lively thar In Boston. The
drums beat To arms and while tn. New En-
GLAND Guards were parading near Fanneil
hdsi, he federal Caucus which had collected
there, Turned out, and gave hem three hear
ty fhSers. All party distinctions were AT
once as,iaated, and the unanimous cry was
LEI " IN and defend the Constitution -
Il, or 8 o'cleck.- several Companies " ere
on he march, and cannon were on the ay
wi h all speed. Had not an express arrived
Eithtbe intelligence that the .rigate had got
So int Sal ~, i, is thonght that zen thus
rand men wonid have been al Marblehead
b. sunrise.
Whatever political notions may fiji the
heads at some of our Boston folk, the sight.
or the very nsmirg of this renS,~ ned ship, en- ,
kItsles an snthusia III equal to what some
an' ent nations felt for tier sacred tea-
pie
t"CRr friends in Congress-" and in Cana
>4~, 10y 'tf ~ SuUttuiiS new ON IIf1S incl
dtbt. they viii zee tha, our dome este wrane
ling g ike tn nestle qnarr IS az man and
Wit, easily made up, and tnatthe foreign in
truder will hnd an united ptralahx opposed
60 his irru,tions
The { nsti,ution is from cruize of three
month the chasing frigiies. or one ofthem.
we understand, got within 9 or 3 mites &C
the CONSTITUTION, at one time--aBd 10 effect
her escape she was obliged e. throw overs
board her provisions &c and every thing
movable, and started all her wafer. Some
prize goods. 1t is reported, were LIKEWISE
thrown over. The Constitution got under
way at MaIb ebead, OIL Sunday Afternoon.
l'n sight Of the enemy and was towed INTO
Salem.
We have not rt ceised the particulars Of
the cinize ct the Constellation but under-
stand gene ally, that she has captured the
fietou. British king sc,r and seycrai mer.
cbantmen. which we're destroyed and chas.
ed beitlsh frigate IN Ia West Indies, winch
escared under cover OF tn, night, she beng
avery fast sailer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

The bill to repeal the Emoargo aud Non
Importation Acts finally passed he Senate
stay as amended. by the same vote AS
eslerday decided ia its favor and the =.
mcndments Of the Senate were concurred
N by the House. So that the bill onh wan,
he signature Of the President to become =
law which it viii doubtless receive.
The bill to prohibit the expectation of spe.
Gle and bullion Yesterday passed To- a tt,,d
reading in the House of Representative. b,
small majority, and viii probably pass
that body. .Na,. Ia,.
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amnesty, ard enjoy their property. Prison. I
ers to be restored Ferdinand TO allow y |
pension to King Chales and his queen A I,
treaty OF commerce shalt be concluded, and |
the commecisl relations remain till then |
as before the war of l792.-T6e ra,ihcat,-
on Of The treaty to be exchanged at Paris
IN so DAYS or sooner If possible
9 Ii is coahded to The zeal Of the regency
60 designate the route that the king shall
follow until his arrival in this capital,
end that in the retinue. attendance and hon
ors effered him on the way and on his en-
trapce in this court. and other points concer-
ming these particulars. H. NJ. may receive
the tokens oil honor and respect due 20 his
dignity. and to the love that the nation pro.
fesses for him.
1c. The president Of the regency is au>
thorized, Nv this decree. as soon as he shall
nave ascertained the entrance OF the king
on spanish territory, TO set out and receive
II. VI until he shall meet aud accompany
him this capital with a suitable retinue,
IL. The president of the regency shall pre-
sent to H. NJ. copy of the political consti-
tuition at the monarchy, to the end that II.
M. being acquainted with it. he may take,
with full deiioeration and free will, the
oath that the constitution prescribes.
~ Us >oon as the king shall arrive in
e"iS Sdtitdis ne snail come lOTtnWtn To the
Congress to take the said oath, observing IN
this act the ceremonies aud soiemniiies di-
rected in the interior regulation of the
cortss.
IL The king having taken the oath pre-
scrioed by the Constitution. thirty rnembtrs
CT the congress. two of them secretaries,
shall accompany his majesty to this place !:
wh.re the regency being formed with the
proper ceremonies, IN y shall deliver the
government to his majes sg-eeably 10 the
constitution and to the Cd article Of the de
cree OF the 4ih of September 1873 The
deputation shall return to the Congress TO
GIVE an account of having thus done, the
necessary testimony thereof remaining in
the archieves Of the cortes.
"a The same day the rites shall pass a
decree, with due solemNity, tn make know n
to the whole nation the solemn act by which ,
and IN virtue OF the oaih taken, the king
has been con,tituuonai'y placed on the
throne Thi> decree, after il shall have
been read IN the cortes. shall be re ivered
into the hands Of the de,ntatinn consisting
OF the same number Of members afcrc stated.
to the end that it be published with the
same fprmaiitles all the others conform.
ably TO what is prescribed in the f4oth ar
tIcle OF the interior regulation of tho cortes
The regency of The Kingdom shall attend
20 the tuihlment thereof, and shall cause il
TO be printed. published and circulated.
Giuen in Madrid. ID FED. 1873
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MADRID Feb 2.

Upon the coming Of Ferdinand VII. in
Spain.
We have the satisfaction of manefes-i
TO the dublic that marchirues dc Sanfo Cruz,
has received aletter from lord Wellington,
IN which he says, that. at the very momen,
ne began u write, our much wished for Fer,
dinand VII. was in Paris. and that when the
letter should Cine to her hand he would be
on the frontier Of Sra;n.
rue sons Of your country ! the moment
mas h"aiy arrived OF cengratuiating you M.
on tae information hat ur beloved monarch
Dreafhes, tree from The heavy chains that
S@'s'S ssya ,.in, ~ You -fost him sur
rounded by enemies, you will recover him
triumphant and full Of glory.
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bible Society Of Yiygiaia.

a. uonera Meeting ofihe Members os m. f,;t,,.
Seaiety Of Virginia. held at the capi. Of in The ,
OF Richmond, on Tuesday the fifth div Of mil
1914,
~, co e . i'm SMsLER was requested to act az
Chairinan, and WA. MusroRp, as Secretary
10 the meeting, which was openec witt, an -
nos'a.lon ron tie is7r. Robert o semple. an
aaofess 10 the Throne of Grace, by the Rev. :
Rice. as 'S' 'oih h~
The Report Of the Managers was then n,,h.
iie'y read BY the Recording secretary-toge.
.her with the Treasurer's account. and the foIr
lowing statement, shelving the state of IN.
rands OF the Society, on tho aIst day of March.
4, s. The hands Of the Bible sosie.y Of pha.
In the hands of Mcssrs. Davidson & Bournn. 11' -
On Roekngham, for Books forwarded 70
On hand, 1872 Bible. and Ill restament. 1926 90
Deduct, due to the Treasurer. Sss oS 6''' .
Tothe Norfolk Bible Society, il "
books, ssAs
---f4i III
Nett amount, S4oo So
On motion, Resoioed, That the Treasurer's
Account be anprovedsoy this meeting
The Report of the Managers was also anpro.
we'd - "-'o AtP1o'
The Members present proceeded to the cleo.
ton OF Managers for the ensuing year where.
upon,
The Rcy'nd J1hn ID. Blair was elected p,ss;.
dent Che Rev John buchanan bayng deli.
ned q re-eie ction,i the Rev John Bryce. First
v.oe-pr Sdent Robert Greenhow. Second
Nioe-President the Rev. John ~. Rice. Cor.
responding Secretary William Munford. Re-.
cording Secretary, Samuel Grcenhow rreas,,-
rer and John Amber, Nathaniel Sheppard, the
rev Jacob Grigg, Archibald Blair, Geo. Watt.
Man gers. '''''A'
On motions severally made,
Resoiued, Thai the thanks Of this Meet;,o H.
presented to the Rev. John buchanan. late prs
sident OF the Board oi Manager, for the maze
hsr IN whic', he performed The duties of b;a
once to the keyrr nd Robert ". Sem,,ia
John d. Blair, and John II. Rice. for -
services rendered by them to the Meeting. th,a
Gay and TO the Corresponding Secretary. Re-
corning secretary and Treasurer, Cor the II SER
vices during the last year.
On motion. Ordered, That 501 cc,;.s &c It
heport OF the Managers, with an sbsirac, nj lie
ireasurer,s Ac cunt, as approved by the Meet
ins' DC priitcd, under the superlntendance of
une treasurer, and distributed as NAV be d;-
rected by the Managers tbs day elected.
hesoiuea, That the Managers, 10 addition TO
their next and ali future annual Reports Of
'he'r proceedings and OF the state of this soci.
.ey communicate such important in diligence.
VI relation to other Bible Societies, asthey shall
nave OBTAINED aud may consider useful.
hesolvea, also, That tIe Managers be in.
s'r"eted 10 inquire into the expetiency & prac-
tc~bhity OF establishing a Stereotype pre.s.
Tor printing Bibles, IN this City and report
uere'iPcn to the next annual Meeting.
hnu 'hen the Meeting adjourned, with
Pr9er BY The Rev. John Bryce.
TEsrE. S"Sim a"'
NM MysroaD. Sec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
From the .,Edals6nry Colombian Patriot, APRIL q
FROM THE FRONTIER

At a late hour last evening, we were po-
litely favored with The perusal of a letter
from gentleman in Piattsburg. to his friend
in this town. dated Friday morning, April
1. Is great ieogth renders il Impossible for
us Ia give any thing more than a hasty sum-
mary ut Is cctteats.
Tie important facts communicated, are,
that our army advanced into Odletrwu On the
30h ult. with view Of attacking the enemy
at La Cole mill; that having proceeded a,
bout and a half miles il was fcuud they had
mi~taken the road to Montreal for that to the
mill tina, on vince lug To regain the road they
had missed they were attacked by pickett
of so regulars and 1e0 militia, who were
sheltered in bara. They were soon dis,
persrd by the hre i a piece of light artillery
with The loss of one prisoner, and three
deserted Our los was 20 killed and wound
ed---amons the latter, Ensign Parker,
through the breast, Majors Bernard and
Totten bad thier horses shot from under
,hec,.
The army proceeded by a cross road TO
LA Cole Mill, where they arrived between
3 and 4 p NJ. with the light artillery ard
one IL FOUNDER the 1875 being prevented
Coming up by The bad ess If tie roads,
The IL FOUNDER was opened upon the M,ns
which sheltered the enemy with some little
effect they made sally to take it but
with loss. Capt M'Pherson commanded the
piece. and was wounded through he neck
and hip; the latter supp sed to be mortal.
Aitey his fall, Lieut.. Sheldon of the heavy
Eriillers, took the command of the piece
lie fought til every man about him was ei
ther killed, wounded or driven away, wneu-
he loaded and fred the piece himself, dis
charging 1t (the match heiug gomez with the
Hash Of a musket. He was soon supoote,,
oy infantry fhe attack continued until
alter gun set. when TO impression being
made on the Mill, a retreat was ordered 70
Odfetown---The heavy artillery arrived at
ChampiaiD that night.
Our loss is computed at from 100 to Ism
killed and wounded. No officer was kill.
ed The wounded ara Cap. M'Pherson.
cnsign PaTkf.. oil the infantry, and Ensign
Sarr, OF the rifle corps.
The writer of the lie ,er. of which the fore,
going is a brief summary, says he was an eye
witHe.ss Of the facts therein stated.
We have seen Letter. from a gentle.
man at Platrsbnrg,in whom we have great
Confidence, To his friend in this city, (Alba
NY dated ADrii a, which says the ski.mish
aitnded 10 above took Place on the 29th and
seth and that our loss was between 20 and
80 xii ed and wounded, besides few mis-
sing
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
mann O ND.
r. SATURDAY, APRIh 10, 1914.

Delegates elected for the aexs General Assembly
US Of Yrgiaia.
Stafford Hancock Eustaee. VIM. Fitzburgh
Caroline-D. Coleman, Lawrence Battaille.
Richmond county-F. Brockenbrough, Vim
cent. Shackleford.
Pr George -Ephraim Baird. Rich'd Heath
chesterfeld-Arehibald Thweatt. A. woolds
ridge.
Gioucester-Richard Jones, John Lewis.
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vsxrE N,,u,

The Roston Palladium says, we understand thai
Loneon papers to Eco l2 have been received ne
which we have had the French accounts, resuIie,i
~ gseat " tory t.,he llies the loss OF the French
q. k'.d and Wounded being immense ; and ,hs, tb..
!, despatch vessel from the u s. arrived ia
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WASHINGTON, Arrd Iqy

WAsHrNoToE. Aprh I3
Return J. Msiss, Jr Postmaster General
OF the United States. arrived IN ,gis city ou
Saturday last. and has entered on the duties
Of his Office.
JESSE WHARTON. appointed Senator in
Congress from renusssee, wee q. w. CAMPS
DELL, resisaed. has ;Aken his seat in the Sc.
hate. ss t a.
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Norfolk. Aor;; 6

large English ship. ballasfrd wiie Coal.
has been sent into Bearhrt, N G. by The
privatter surprize oi Baltimore. The shin,
was engaged IN tie transport set,ice; was
bound ron Hsiifax 10 BtrnLGa, and hue
on braid number OF lorfa6fe 6ar,acks for
soldiers,
An FngIish iris arrived at Ocraoock,
Prize to the pnyateer Kemp oil BalimoreI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
thrills.

/ BY flag which returned Yesterday NOR,
n'ng frem the enemy 5 squadreu in the bay,
We learn that the onrn tour vesse,snn FRI
day, and twelve ON Saturd ~. They lave
fanr PRICES in Paconac Bas. ~h,ch, as they
hsdnot destroyed it ,s.prs.sumed they mean 10
end to Halifax or Bermuda.
we in,,her learn that it was said on
o7ard the Her. tina, y neral peace had
taken place in Europe bu no .iates or
PARTICULARS were stated. ana we inc.ne 70
oeiieve that this report has originated III! the
negotiations al Chatiion Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
MARRIED.

~ On fhnrday last, Doct WADE MossY eff This
City, tn the -miable Miss LouIsA sTo,ns 49, n
daughter OF Gersas siotrs. Esq of this County.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

Arrived on Sunday. the sloop Eliza Ann,
Allen from Baltimore. Saw a lying at
the mouth of The Potomack, frigate near
the entrance of Tangier Sound. "a brig and
fwo schnoners on the month of Hungar river,
and'a "a and frigate in L,nnhaven bay. The
enemy nave recently captured a good many
coasting craft and an,s,ng them the schnr.
Traveller, captain Herbert of this port.
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affair. which we hasten TO lay before our
readers.
fsctract 4fa letter from an officer offhe ar
my 10 tie Editor, dared at Oaipfo4Du.
Lover Canada,) March 31st, 1914.
10 record the events of battles is task
which none but the most accomplished his
torian or the. most experienced soldier can
with justice perform but have always
thought il paraise worthy and honorable to
pay the homage Of respect to individual bra.
very, and emblazon to the world the valor
and firmness displayed by troops exposed to
hardships and to dangers.
Yesterday morning, Major Gen. Wilkin
son left Champ!aln, at the head of his cfiyi-
sin, and arrived here about I O'Clock.
M. The first obiec. Of this movemen,
understand, was the reduction of the enc
my's fortress at the river La Cole, about a
miles distant from this place.
After the troops had halted here a few
minutes to refresh themselves, we proceeded
up the road. when our advance, under Col
Clark aud Major Forsyth, was attacked b,
strong force OF the enemy. Gen. BisseIi
wae ordered TO support that point Of the &C
'icn, which he did with spirit, and the enc
my were compelled to retire With loss -
Maj. Cen Wilkinson was at this time on the
held OF action. exposed to the FIRE OF the en-.
envy, and displayed that characteristic forti-
,ode and hrmness. which are so peculiar to
hlmself IN days of peril and ,ribuIatioB. We
bad also the pleasure Of witnessing the inei>
hcacy OF the Congreve Rocket, several o.
WINCH were thrown by the eneny in and
bout our column. exploded and proved a.
harmless as the smoke which issued from
them. But permit me, sir, to suggest, that
ms was mere skirmish, when compared
viii the conflict which succeeded il. in on,
attack upon the enemy's strong position IL
the afternoon at tive river La Cole, Thc,r
force az that place consisted of ahout 1900
regulars. which was increased during the r.
ton by reiniorcements from the Isle au MOI.
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NEw.yoaH, April II.

IMPORTANT.
Extract ola Leffe- Jiem Say6rook, een,n,ssnica.
ted 70 fA Editors cftAe Mercantile Advriiser,
DARED dprR Ora.
= Ann sorry TO have,o inform you that the
enemy's barges came into the river on the
night of the 9TH instant, went up as far as Pet
.ypoguc, and destroyed { it is sAid) 26 sail OF
vrsseis,a large number of which were sksps
laid up there, The property destroyed is es,
hnated At 200, 600 dollars. They stsid up the
river all day yesterday, and at night took adj
vantage of the darkness. and went out uniniur-
ed, A. 9 -,
The cartel schr. Chauncey 70, ottenburgh,
dropped down to Staten Island ON Saturday,
morning. where, We understand. she is detained
by head winds.
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NoaroLx. Auril -.

NoaroLK. April IL.
On Saturday lass a flag went down to the
enemy tor the purpose of obtaining the re-
lease OF Captain Edward Herbert, who was
captured in the scAur. Traveller coming
from balt'more.-The enemy. however.
would not release him, without an exchange
upon the spot The officer who carried the
Dag. understood from one of the British Off
GERS. that they adreceived intelligence uiat
CONTINENTAL PEACE had taken place.
IN which England was included, and Amer
'ca left to make peace for herself.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

SlOop General Spooner. of St. Croix. sent
'pUnited States.
Siop Experiment. of Tortola, released
si,h prisoners on parole.
Soop Endeavor of Angueila. destroyed
Sloop General Waie, of Antigua. sen, &c
New Orleans.
Schooner st. John of Curacao, ransomed
Schooner Eaterprize, of d. destroyed.
Making IN the whole twenty sail akcu,
burnt, destroyed aad sent TO the United 5
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ALBANY REGISTER ExTR,-No ?.

Friday Atrl g., 1914.
ning' we nave receiHed rom an officer of the
Army who bore oonsDiceus part IN the af
fair of Odlewton, thevnlloipg account of thar
affair. which we hasten TO lay before our
readers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
NOTICE.

THE subscriber o. FAnfax County,
state of virginia, has OBJ ined from The
county court of Fairfax. Letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Peter Wa
.eper. late of. tie county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having ci-ims
ar.ins: the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subScriber, on
or before the I'd day Of July next. or
taev may by law be e~eladed from all
benefit 10 said estaie-And those ir-.
debted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rx. of P. Wagerer
April 3 dsn