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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

1t must rcpress little the hoges of
peace 10 see the list of ambassadors
which the President has nominated
lie has tackled on Mr. Speaker CLAY
aud jonathan RUSSELL as a bob 10 the
hte-a although they are by no means
great men, they are heavey enough
and will kick back enough to preveht il
rom lying. What necessity is there
Tor TOUR men, unless the two last are put
I'D as a coun,erpoise to .fdans and Bay.
ard, who are shrewdly suspected of be-
ing IN iavor peace. The two last were
on the spot, and il was impossible to
have cot over the necessity OF appoint
ing them. But what prete nsions, in the
name OF common sense, have the other
TWO TO negotiating COMMERCIAL
PEACE with England Pal.
Those who recOllect Mr.. Russel's famous
letter, add that MIR. Clay is one of the
hercesi Kentucky war men, will consider
,',S prospect OF peace as considerably di.
mlnIshen sy the nomination OF those two
gentleman. TO join the mission TO Gotten.
burg.
We were not surprised t" find that Mr..
MApIsoS had nominated JosATaAN Rus
SELL torsn important diplomatic station
we ,hlnk HIM a man that Adminlst. alton nav
re.L1R oa.-Sak Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

The Hon. Judge Sewall is appointed chief
justice oil the Supreme Court of this Com.
monw alth vice Th.ophi.us Parsons, de.
ceased. Ns'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

Col. Thorndke, on Tuesday made
one of the best practical and good sense
speeches ever heard in our Legislature.
He said, among other things, that the
government would be wicked and mer.
c.nary if they should now make
peace, and give up the " Impressment,"
after wasting so much blood and treas
ure, and running the morals of the peo.
pie, as that would be to come out and
cell the people they have been fighting
for nothing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

Mr.. Holmes, in the Senate, is man
OF some t2ients, but not halt SD mighty
as he believes them to be. lie is no.
content with fatiguing the house, with
his own stuff for TWO hours at u stretch,
blu, he is always in,errup,ing other
members, and when his own men get
into hobble, he makes himself their
ally and always helps them out. He is
something of jackdaw, very little ar
gument and great deal of flummery.
He says the District OF Maine is four
ishing, From the examples at the sen
ate board, VIC believe that the county of
York, for instance, is nor debarrcd from
exporting her Lumber. If any Infidel
could hear the advoca tes for war biawl
and bray in our Legislature, he would
no longer doubt the story OF Bala.m
and his Ass.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

tive, the money so Il,
detained without colo.
shadow Of proof ofits I'm.
ment or illicit destiaa,ioh
the President will moreover
as a small etonement 20 the
citizens OF this commonwealth, to
move the said collector from his offio
which ne fills, with so little advantage
to his fellow citizens or honor to HI,
Country. Passed UNANIMOUSLY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

stood the enemy were retiring by Wcissen-
tells and Naumburg-Gen. Butcher receiy-
ed an order from the King of Prussia. 20 de
tach IN that direction. The movement OF
the Prince Royals army completely exciu-
ded THE retreat on Wittenburg that upon
Erfurth has lory since been lost to them
the line Of the Saale alone remains, and rs
their tanks and rear will be operated upon
during their march, it is difiicult to say with
what portion OF their army they may get TO
the Rhine
This morning the town of Leipsic was at
tackled and carried, after a short resistance,
by the armies of Gen. Butcher, the Prince
Royal, and general Benpigseu, and the
grand army. Marshal Marmont and Mac
donald commanded in the town; these, with
marshals .iugereau and Victor, narrowly
escaped with small escort.
Their Majesties the Emperor of Russia,
and the King of Prussia, and the Crown
Prince OF Sweden. each heading Their respec-
tive troops entered the town at different
points, and met in the Great Square. The
| acclamatious and rejcicings OF the people
are not to be described.
| The multiplicity OF brilliant achievements
the impossibilly q doing justice to the firm
ness that has been displayed the bn.dness of
the conception of the Commander in Chief
Field Marshal the Prince Shwartzenberg,
and of the other experienced leaders. roge-
Their with the shortness of the time allowed
me tor making up this dispatch, will plead,
nope sufficient excuse for my not send
| ing a moe accurate or perfect detail, which
| hope however to do hereafter.
! send this diSpa,chUy INV cid -dc-camp
Mr.. James. who has been distinguished for
his services, since he has been with this ar
my he has also been with me in all the
late events, and will be able to give to your
lordship all further particulars.
] have the honor to be &c.
(Signed) CHARLES STEWART.
Lieutenant General.
p. Son the field Of battle this day am
officer arrived from gen. Tetleuborn, bring
ing the information of the surrender of Bre-
men to the corps under his orders and the
keys OF the town, which were presented by
the prince royal to the Emperor of Russia.
c. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04
January j.
PubHc Notice is HEREBY GiUcn,


hat the several acts of Congress, passed at their
last session, laying certain Internal Duties, viii
take effect from aud after the 31st day of Deeem-
her, 1918 the provisions OF which must be com.
piled Nth on pain Of ncorring the penalties attach
ed to violation ,hereGf--Ghese provisions ~eguirs
retailers of wines, spirituods liquors foreign 1r
oaand'5e % make application in writing tor and to
nbtsn Lieerse Owners superiDtendsnts OF stilla
or boilers, intended to be worked make applcaa
ton m writing tor and to obtain License. Auctior,
GERS 10 enter into bonds and unner Certain efeul,.
stances TO take ont a License. Refner, of sugar
20 enter io,o bonds Owners or keepers Of ,earria,
yes to enter the and obtain eertific te OF tina
payment Of the duty; aud discounted notes and
bonds, together with bills ot exchange to be stamp
Ell.
Persons interested herein, may examine the sad
laws AZ ny Office, where the mode Of making spuli-
cation and duties payable, With other eircGEnstsn4
Gee proper for them to be acquainted with NAV be
learned. SAM JONES
Collector Of the Revenue for the 18th
Collection district Of Virginia.
buckingham Ct, House, jan. l. w3we
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04
January 4, 1874

THE Subscribers having purchased from Ch2-lss
BnsLer his stock, eSc. in the Csrragenakiog bust
sness, solicit from generous public, portion Of
Their patrsnage'-They viii make of every ex.
erton to 2 ease, and peose themselves that taoss
who may think proper to eHploy them, shall have
no cause to complain OF their selection. They viii
eniesvOr TO keep hand after short tiuIe, ecr..
slant suppiy of ready made Carriages Gigs. sc. -
finish them to orderat the shortest notice.
Or Repairs done with nestness and dlspstch.
LANES BOSHER
H.4UIE {. WHIT.
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IN Establishment for gti' ming Cotton YarD,

IN Establishment FIR 8J1i, nfng Cotton Yay.D.
- s A /. l..
A GREEABIY to law lately enacted by the
q stockholders Of the Halifax Manufacturing So
elety, body incorporated by law Of the Legislature
oil Yirsnia-We, the subscribers, offer tor sale all
the property belonging to the said society CONSISTING
Sf Ia seres OF land, eommodious two story house
thereon So by "a feet, for containing and working
the machinery, commodious house, 80 by ii feet.
with convenient cellar for the accommodation OF
the hands storing cotton yarn sc. turner's shoD.
10 feet BY - feet, and meat house. 10 by 2 feet
| ihe spinning Machinery IS now iaoperat on and
consists OF implements 70 put in motion two Throste
Frames of 90 spndl each--one other ThrosfIe
Franc ~ so spudlss; sly carding engines eonsjsipo
# two breaker and four insbers--Eeyen drawing
and roping hanc5, and one mule--of 70 spindles,
&c &c.
Tie said property is on Baaister River. = stream
which affords plenty of water Of the drys seasons
and the water IS supplied a put the .-acbincry g.
turner's shop into operations free Of any charge
Whatever, by Maj. J. Win Dish, who owns very
valuable manufacturing mill near the said Pepper d,
which is on a public road leaiirg from nrth 70
South, within mile Of Halifax Court. House Va.
where cotton yarn 10 in great demand, and cotton 70
be obtalned With great convenience,
The society have determined e. sen the sboye
property from conviction that no isbOts Of thu kind
caN be managed probably by corporate body QUA.
siSting Of crest number Of stockholders
The cost ct the above properly has exceeded aivhf
thousand dollars, but the subscribers caeulste on
selling at less than tie cost, having unlimited power
in the disposal Of the properiy snd being selections
to close TIE sale BY tSe 21h Of March next "a fur
thest An accommodating credit viii 70. fgen If
required By ihe purchaser, giving satisfactory Sc
curly.
The property we think well worthy the attention
ot man Of 'uterprze, pariculariy one acquainted
with the ait IF spinnne Cotton Yarn and OF 60 sdy
industrious habits. such character rs ihe ast
mentioned might very probably form q connection
IN this neghhorhood, fdesifous Of doing 81. strsn
gers az distance may b. Recommended % to. gh
some respectable house in tasbmond. ektrt the
subscribers are well seqp5t'ed for ,ern,s fpoly
to the Subscribers living near she sbove pron rtv
C.1tRLES SCOTT
ROneRT HU<T
JAMES BRUCE.
Halifax County. Va Jan 4fsI
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a. TERRELL * l. ATIINSON, intend 10 con.
-. tinue their School the ensuing year, in t;,s
house wheh they at.7resent cupy, w. the one
fronting the GoTaTnos's and adjoining So;,t6este7s
The plan pucsned in their Seminary, embraces the
several branch S OF q LIBERAL education
The Latin aud Greek Languages are tsueht by J.,
Atkinson, who hiss separate apartment TOR the
purpose.
The Eng sh Language, Arithmetic. GeogrsDbv
with the use of the GiCb~g, History, Bellies Lettres
Philosophy, Mathematics aud the french language.
are taught by Terrell Both Teachers unite in
the exercise of their influence and authority Tor the
preservation good order in the Seminar and for
the moral 4 intellectual improvement Of the student
and they spare no pairs nleessaT, for establishing
him m th" rudineuts of learning, considering this
the best means for facilitating. his future progress
They have it in mind to propose to the other
Teachers OF this city to JON them in ssociat their
schools twice ye0r 4 the Capoi Tor the p nose
o. having their similar c.sles IN each publicly exam
ireh together hoping by this means TO excite and
call INTO full operation, Ire generous and noble emu
Ia ION OF youth, witch, IN no other manner can be
properly aroused, or so well d,ree ed. They think
that plan OF tn kind iuliciouaiy arranged, you'd
tend, IA an eminent degree, to render ehmond the
Athens of Amer,cs.
The terms are 81 entrance FOR fuel, and $40 the
term for tuition, 10 be paid quarterly m advance
or Dl2 the crettsr Tor any portion of time less fll7
the term Several ooJs can be admitted into the
school i'm m rdiateiy.
end washing the ensuing Jesr at $3.50 the tern.
Jan.t i3i4 st
TN CHAECERY.--I Louis7 COUNTY Court. No
Z v5mber 9Th ISIS
James Young ard Richard johnson, late Merchants
and Plrtn re-, trading under the firm Of James
Younr g. CO. Plaintiff.
Against
Elisha tnsteher and William Taylor, late aer.
chants end partners, trading under the 5rm os
Elisha Thatcher 8 Co., aud William Tsrct------
Deferdapis
TIE Defendant William Taylor, not having en-
tered bis appearance and given security according %
the acl Of Assembly snd TO rules Of this court and
{ appearing ~ the satisfaction q the Court that he
not inhabitsnt ct this stste-On the motion of
the fsiethS by their eounscl-- It is Ordered That
he said defendant William TAILOR, do appear p 70
The second Nordqy in March next ann answer
he plaintiffs bin, aud thsta copy OF this order BE-
.0r,hwi,h inherited in SOHO ore Of ne newcomers
published 10 The ely IF Richmond, for eight veei
a7irel5, and o. another copy be posfgd 80 tic
ront door OF the C1r-'- Hoeee ts COUNTY On sons
court day. a H0oy---Tcst0, 2
John pOlNDF ETER.- r L g.
Jan g ws~
5obseNber, Twins opposite Hs1oysr-Towa,
acl immediately nm the road from E,sarord
30 TtpH7tenoock has oprred houge of uri sfc err
cesirmenJ 7hcre Ladies' end Gan1-me. eHi 30
accommodated, ard Every sftentca given 90 re-5s-
.tislscton 70 those Who may ra'i ra .r.
GEO UAPTE-
King Wm. Dse 2@ -t~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04
January.

ENHE Subscriber having deoliaed the CsrriaCe-
q making business, tenders his sincere thsnks 20
his friends for their patronage. The business will
still lie conducted ut the same stand by his brother
James Kosher and n. &. W;stt-undcr the iT5.i of
Bosher X Wiatt. He begs leave to recommend then
t. the favor Of the public SHch OF his engagements
rs remain unfinished by him, viii If sgreeable 20 mis-
friends, be completed by them.
Those to whom ne ic ;:lebted will please apply
for payment, and those who indebted to hiynvilI
he trusts settle their sccoupts as speedily as possos
CHARLES ROSEER.
January i, 1914.
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Halifax County, Va.Jsn !, isll.

n1p The Editors Of the Newport Mercury ,rd O.
the Rhode Island American, are desrcd 90 sert
'he shove Tor eight weeks pce"T7vsy, api thcir
se:ounts O. the EJ'.or Of e pstriat.of W.car r,d.
Virginia iu p4v1ert. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

The subscribers will continue the business of the
above concern under the firm of Lucke & Szer
GUSTAVUS LUCKE,
JAMES STEER.
tanuOrv -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

The enemy had borne the torch s. the sword be
tore them-Bnt Buffalo and the feet we're safe -
Mcclure bad collected $50 regulars and 500 uili
Tia. to resist the raVaging Foe. The csuntry wsr.
rising en- nIasSe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

THE Co-psrtne-ship under the firm of Lucte.
Sizer & Co. was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. GUSTAVUS LUCkE,
JAMES STEER,
HENRY HOVEY.
January Sd,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

PhiicdsLbhia, Dec. 81.
Extract Of a letter from an ,4nteyicaa TO a qes-
fle'nan in This Gig. dated
GOtenburg, I6th Oct. 1881
" Our Ministers in Russia are likely RI do notbins
there, tho hopes are entertained that the negoe
alton may be transferred to London. Mr.. GalIatn
will soon be in Stockholm on his way home
FoHlSon's pGiLy .4dy. Fed I
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Sales at Auction.

Vaiuahte Pro5iertv Far SAFE.
EN Wednesday the 18th inst ut I O'Clock :
~ sir, if not, ~ the same hour the next fair 4t7
w,Ii be sold on the premises, the House and lot 81,
lonng the Capitol square, and formeriy upied OF
Edmund RsnGopb, Tag. Terms will SC made : 30 va
at the sale
Moncprc, Ro5ins0n c Plcasants.
Auctioncers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

nja The II. of r. on Friday last aereed tn tbe
following Resolution of Mr.. Bradey's- 157,
ResoIved, That the President of The J1n;, y,
St'trs be requested to cause be laid hefore this
House any information n his possession not inrro.
per TO be communicated, whi,h NAY tend to illus
trate the causes of the failure Of the arms of the u
States the northern frontier
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

HAEK OF VIRGTN5A.-The President & D-
reetors have declared Dividend oG 5 per cent
for the last halfyear payable after the 18th inst.
WM. cambridge, Cashier.
January i. wsw S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

" ARME4s BANK OF YIRGTNiA.-The Pre-t
p sdent and Directors have this day decsred
Dividend, for the last six months, of Ia per cent;
which, after the nasal deduction account OF the
shares held by the srste, viii be paid 20 the Stock
holders their Representatives on the 18th instant
WIN. NEKERY1Sy Cashier
January 4. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06

l"r~y uneasy. ReN>'.' nc W.. t''e h'-rs w-re
III on one side trey arc row dispen-
eel VITA more impar:iality II the Bri-
n"h take from Us, we also take from
Fem aud ehe taia.cc Of the account :,
pretty much in oer favor. Fur the I,s-
TWO months, we have taken rnore f.,
them and Que of theirs, is worth two 81.
three tunes IS much as enc Of oars, = r,r
go OF sugar or Cin'h is worth as much
several cargoes OF I! ur.-We have p,sa,oa
the following fro'" or last SIX pa3e,s
The Mars captured :,
lhe - cm..!e
ihe Niper
Enterprize and patttlesnake
! T"e-niooded Yankee COASTS of France, ~
Come. several
America
Neptune
Rattlesnake IN. Sea) more thu, 0e'e. s.1
MANY ct these have arrived in onr Now.
n'Hny nave been destroyed. on -,
counts trcn the enemy's stations H.i;f,..
Falmouth Can.) the Eermudas Sc
are Out beg3arly account of emn,v 49,
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April /.
SALES ATAIICTInN

Tn Monday the 2I day Of Nav next. ife.;- OBJ,
VS." the n X fair dv, ire smbscr i,4ps vim
Public Auction. on the pre- nscs. With, se
q p, the management Of Moncare, Rnbip,on ,,i
y ~ Tvs an the following property. viz: The 'xo
irhernents they oecupy, and n. sa;oio;rt,
n woe hos'e 90 occupied by Leonard H. Session. oos
1n', n"' 90 or ~ years Of aFe, who is gooi es-
AZ o., o, fnrn'snrs SID Ms; rieIs, w:
ons &c. Snnnr W.. of best Eng ish curleI hair.
"he oo2en pieces hest sot'n hair cIo,h. 20 .nd 81
w'os; few 'ra'es sheet glass about seoo 1e,
n;srs a'o'n'nso " ,b"eany, and qnaatty Va
"e'S a'so, general assortment Of re.Iv "a
e, isn' res1'onsh'e MNh'geny Furniture. cons. siu
W sue S9F'os on'ne, tee and card tables bures1s
~, ann camille stands hair bottor. s-ttees sn5 =
~ NV Ivan na.'ssses' with general assortment of
~ ware ~ The cahinet line "
TnlS For the real esta.e, 7reae k,,zr,, -,
nm q SIZE On The Eu,mnfe &c on III *
I9' az sums nnd,7 Si"0 AID 10, q,
q Hn l H6ape 500, notes negotiobls anf o,.,hIs
e,nsr .1s Banks i"' fis city, cUith osprovea
ne sale wall commence AZ II o'rlo,k
EDMJND WEBSTER,
An-Is ROBERT PooRE.
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April g..
RORERY PAnpr

7 ESPECTFUILY inform. =.
pub neraily, thst le shsll (at,s.,s sn 20 ,na
o. way nexD continue to esriv on the Chin So;
,h'S' IN his new house. BOW bu;ldrr nsx, do ~ "
y Tvs present residence aud rex; door sbovr FIi,
.re 1oVernor's, where I've sili rge evAry sv - >.
IL. power 20 Civ general satisfaction, in ts In" oe
with Dispatch. """ u S"ehusd 70
Apr S
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the inpGr'sn: rrrviee, Directed 10 be r-rro--oeI
cnon tne cns', Of A'nerios, greater nuInrec o.
ships than bave hitherto T.. en- uni.r the orders az
the "if,er co,r'g ~ Js,nsica in addtion, however
'" the squadron at present there, have ..ro-, ri mis-
mgesiys Shops and seh'r p,med ia the ,ns,.ir
10 JON rear a'i'sret brown, and ] ixtsly SEPT the
N*lisnt, oi7f guns, convoy the trade 10 Englrud
"hei, enables the rear admiral to '-,sin the lS,r-
station rs.
Ibsve the honor to be,
Gentlemen,
Your mostob', hum. .ery't.
JOHN BORLASE WARREN
Aduira! uf the Blue and Commander
il. eheif, &c. sc. &c.
The committee OF Corres-
pondenee, Jamaica.
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r,or .Ae Bahon,a ease,le. $1,000 3.

-, hINGsToN, (Jste.) Feb. 70.
The following istbe copy of an ansWer frorn Sir
John Borlase Warren, TO the report Of the honor
able boise OF assembly, sgreei TO in tAer as, SEQ
SION, aud transmitted TO him soon 2ner. 40 mention
90 ~ an sFtieie We copied FROM the Jamaica Mer-
curry, OF the goth December last:
Bermadd, 1874 Ian. 1914.
Gent'emen--I have the honor 10 acknowledges
che receipt Of your letter Of the 9Th utrno trans.
rsitrng to me copy Of report, sgreed to BY
we assembly oil Jamaica, regarding the naval force
at that island
ismtnt that the small means in roy power has
not snorded me the opportunity Of ds!sthiog, from
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NASSAU. Feb ey.

NASSAU, Feb 2Y.
Inc following rs an extract Of n letter from oar
correspondent at Hs,anns, dated The iOti, inst
Dispatches have been received fran ST. Angus.
tine, and Il is stated that the governor of that place
beng hshl, rrtsted against Mr. Madison the a me-
rican President, ON sc,oust of his aeherous nro
motion of the r'b. l,ou in Elorids, had determined
to challenge and isht the President in single combst
but SIS the Governor of tn Island cf Cmhs is aiss
e'rtan general of the two Florid-s, this PROJECT
could Rot I've well executed without his consest; 20
o'n which is said to ne the object of the
in question 1t remains to he considered whether or
not the Governor Of ST. h.grsrine, OF ancient .nd
noble family, may descend tins meet siu,ps CO.
nzen' 81 unknown ancestry, wi'eo-t depsr,ing from
the duties he swes 10 his rank and 10 his fsn,iy'
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ITO TIE ErtroB-

f'on, an of'cer IF the U Sfate,-1.y
rhArTsnusc, March %. 1914
rSSe Chappisln continues firm, so 90 70 -
s'e Tor cannon. Some movements of RI. psss-
nave tsSin place here witiint e eFev ,,.r. .,"ops
command march u of under cas- .jiI,sr - -
syn 70 y f"I'- II s eNp~ctet rrost NJ IT, ~
W." short'y ,''ov" frori tsis and the dir a.. s."'f
msn's N this Qoartr, nesr'ng the -,e,n", I'm, I'm
reay To rush into Canada as SION 81 e,r.,, "'eke
y :dmit " steumstxpce3
= onr army is in gooi hos',h, much ,,,-.
have ever experienced. hsve onv to,,, =. o'An
kness in my company, aud they are son-
Cart ho.'nes, 7cho hos re- fy,,.4 sycs -
hh9u'hea NJ on the Rae, Thames 70 T ~ as
ridA o,ofher Of JHdge Ito 'tnes IF Ui.l,ta nSt-
IN eont Q? coo'aess and inf,epio,y ty ,ii1neS'er-
as n09'"'e'tO' 10 C'2ghan's Djince o.
ne understand that fier psrp.o, k
H'f ON nnss' on--0Hd thar The Covr, 81 80 1ef
t'h'eh rs a6oHs 10 1neet, hos teen couve,e "YsttJ
rogue" j Gen. Wilkinson 90 ne
f1frn6s cf Or6er--F any one w;,,e, ..
WI" 'n' reoera is's mean by tie tte, ,rh o., -"
one Mtosatru to themselves they have eo,a
uehnnon o. II IN the Conduct of q Feisro,
"A'o' -"r' 'ohnson' $ Custonr-Nouse Officer. W.
1fEuBEPS tlee,ea % ,.r,.
,, LEGiSLATURE OF VIRGINIA
"en',C'-W William Se.den, Alexande- M.R.s
JNe7u .Henaber. ish"e'
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" O TLcE

'ENBE Cnpartners.p Of wrpsr 6.
y wiz BE- dissolved by nnstual eonasn, oN
ny o' way next An persons hsvius cisims o.a,,..,
me eohoern, are reqnested to make th.m ks ' "S1
re- . s uIoe, in order tsst arrangements rsv "a
70 the 's's eoseern, are requested to set,I
e"l's rs cry as possbie-its situation re.',;re.
that no indulgence Should he GRANTED
EDMUND WEBSTER
..,, ROBERT POORE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06
CpIrIzrnc

An astonishing success attends the en-
eerprizts OF our cruizers. Within the las,
weeSs, our papers contoin list Of prizeg
which Is not vered by their attacks. g sc,rcSS
n ca " eli IS rot a witness Of their tolls -,
Ihey Already hold the enemy's commerce
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06
LATEST PROM ALBANy.

Yesterday afternoon, the Steam Boat
North River, arrived here from a lba1N
win l1O passengers, including a nun Der of
tue officers OF the late Court Martial, for the
trial OF General Hull, among whom were
Gen. Bloomfield, Coils. Bogardus, Scott.
Fen"Ick, Davis and others.
The trial Of Gen. Hull is finished. * the
result forwsrded to Washington, where il
will Hrst be promulgated.
We have been faooured with the Albany
Register OF tuesday, from which the fol !
lowing articles are copied
EVENTS OF TIE WAR,
from ne Genera Ga.ctie Ma,-eh %.
MILITARY MANOEUNRES.
On Sunday Maj. Gen. Bro wn, Co.'s. Gain
and Cedel, and about 500 u. S. Infantfy
from Sackett's Harbor, arrived here, and i
vas given out that other troops were on the
march which would make the whole fore
AMOUNT TO between and 5000 men-who
we're 10 proceed TO Niagara tn commeuce
military operations against the enemy. TIE
troops already arrived remained until ear