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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
NO ] E.

NOTE.
The great celebrity acquired by
several of the foregoing medicines lu.. |
ing the last IS years, and the frequent,
enquiry for them, at every apo,hecary
and vender Of medicine lii The URlteG
States, induced the sordid and IN.
plincipled, to prepare counter'eiis, < |
to impose such counterfeits en- the pub.
lie /: more than one hay. basely corr.
menced business Under the assumed
name Of Lee, for the purpo'e OF verd.
ing with greater success, limitations
ofthe excellent remedies prepared by
my late husband, and have had the as.
suranse publicly to advertise them as
having been in constant use for up.
wards Of u years.
By these and similar receptions, the
proprietor has been robbed OF part ct
The re wardof her labours, and many
individuals greatly injured in thu.
most valuable Of all earthly blessings,
HEAI. I'll. For these reasons the
proprietor earnestly requests the pubs
tic to apply only to those pers~ns pub.
liciy advertised as vendors OF her me.
dicine, and likewise TO observe the se-
nuine medicine have On the outside the
signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Administrative Of Rich.
ard Lee, jun. deceased.
Medical Ware house, No. Sc, Maid.
en- Lane, New.York.
" At the place of sale, Pam
phlets may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above Med
o;nes the number, importance and
responsibility Of which, fully justly
every article ofthe advertisement.
SOLD BY
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, King-Strect, and no
there else in Alexandria.
O 'tnher 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
PuBL1c CONFIDENCE,

Ha. never been more deliberately and
firmly reposed, and perhaps in no IN
stance mors Justly, than it appears in
the efficacy Of the celebrated medi.
clnes prepared by the late Richard
Lee, OF New Y ork, and which continue
to be prepared with great care and and at
tention rom the original recipes, by
his Widow, and for fifteen years past
have been highly esteemed and gene
rally used throughout the U. States /;
many of them independent OF their
superior efficacy are sold for less than
tho drugs for which they are com 4,
pounded could be purchased at retail
store.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
FOR SALE.

1.-THE subscriber viii sell on mode
rate terms, the House snd Lot
at the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments. The house is we'll finished;
contains 1--WE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out-houses, and a pump in the yard
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre of ground, extending l23
feet on Jefferson, and VIC feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is a gooe
frame stable and carriage house.
]. d. Slmms.
Ism uarv | s.. dH
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
KANHAjVA LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
OF first quality unimproved bottom
LIND, lying on the great Ranhaua
River, in the state oil Virginia, and be-
ing part OF the lands belonging to the
estate oil DR. James Cra,k, deed. The
character of the Laods upon the Kan
nawa generally, and particularly OF the
tract known bv ne name OF
Craik's Survey
Is 100 well understood 10 require Je.
scription, suffice i; to say, that the land
now offered for sale, is in ierior to none
inthat country. Salt works have been
lately established in It's neighborhood.
A full and perfect title will be given
Terms of sale Cash. Persons disposed
10 purchase will apply to
J. d. Simns,
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For Sale,

Tut OUtc,
A stout healthy NEGRO MaN' a
bout 80 years OF age he is an exec.
lent dining room servant /; has teep ~
Gust omed to plain cooking, to Ga''sn
ing and attending the stables. Erq0"'
at this Office,
June IA 4w
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ny. aC0C'ainie. ]
particle ofmefcury or any daDaoa ''
whatever, ann no, a a.pV
panied with that tormcntinr CIV
which attends the application of o,s'
remedies.
Hahn's true and Gennin,l
German Corn Plaster
An infalliblc remedy Tor Co.,
speedily removing tasm root & brsno,
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lo.I
ton.
The Restorative Powder for Il.
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa.
A sovereign remedy for all ai,.
eases Of the eyes.
Tooth-Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet tiscovcr,5
which gives immediate and lasting r..
ief in the most severe instances.
Infallib!e Ag,le and Fever
Drops. 4.
For the cure of ague,, remilt:u,
and inte rmittent feyers.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Petersburg, Anril 2O-2S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
Infallible Ag,le and Fever
Drops. H

For the cure of ague,, remill:u,
and int rmittent teyers.
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Tooth-Ache DroDs.

The only remedy yet tiscoycr,S
which gives immediate and lasting re-.
ief in the most severe instances,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
EPPES ELLEREY
NATHL. KIMBERLY
JOHN HUGHES."

Baltimore, March 18Th, 1914.
"I'o DIR. HIN. GGrdHer-
I" SIR deem it proper for the
good Of the afflicted, to make public
your quick cure eff violent aud pain.
full sore had supposed by an emf
nent physician, to be connected with
NV inSldes.
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Nay 3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

.ne Danish Government. the Norwegian
Noooity and Gentry without communicating
Sselr views to the Danish Minister, sent =
confidential message 10 Prince Christian,
requesting his immediate pre- nce in Nor
way. His Royal HigNne.s immediately o.
ofyed the summons, s: aassqd over To Nor
way IN the disguise OF :; sailor. The iustan.
the event, which was anticipated, was a.
ceTta'nec to have taken place, the members
OF the secret associations threw aside ali dis
guise, * dispersing themselves al over the
kingdom. reused the lower orders to resist
snce. They were every wkere received
with enthusiasm, and the result has been.
that on the 9th inst. Prince Christian was
so'emnIy proclaimed King of Norway, and
the country declared independent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
FOREIGN.
CoNTINUhTIoNS-
From ths last English Pabers.
1 AklNG OF CATrARO.

his maJeSty'S ship B2cChante, before
Cattsro. Jan. 5, 1914:
or--i nave much satisfaction in scouain
r'cs you' that. after ten days cannonade, the
ior'fess OF C'tiaro surrendered by cap,u aSion
thls morning to IL. NJ ships RAcchante 4. g.
racen. The terms granted to the garri
son are, to lay down their arms on the Ma
rlne, TO be transported to some port in Italv
TO he considered prisoners of war. NOT IN
serve against England or her allies till re-
gu ally exchanged
IT IS unnecessary that should enter further
into detait, than to say, that by the exertions
Oh Tue officers and crews of both ships. onr
batteries were enabled to open from four
d itsrent paints on the castle and works n
daylight on Christmas morning that ON the
lst an. two additional batteries of I8 and
s. p unders were opened ana PLAYED spainst
Inc castle and that on the Sd / had arcanp-
ca every thing with the Chief of the Monte
neSTa!ns. for general assault, when the
com'"andant, gen. Gauther, sent out, ex
pressing MS wish to ap'u.a,e
Our loss, am hap y 20 saw, has been ri
Hng, one seaman killed, auu 1t. Hair, ofthe
rou a. marines wounded.
he mouths OF the Cattaro are now freed
OIL the enemy. sir, and, III bcnging this bu
S'hess 10 successful ISSUE, the officers I'd
mHn have eXerted themselves to the ut
most. W
We have received no assistance but fcou,
a lev Montenegvains. VVe hgee had "a trus,
10 our own resources alone. & We have fonnd
them IN the zeal ani perseverance which
has actuated all parties Trom the eye
tons OF capt. Harp {. ,f toe Saracen aud
lieut.. Melbourne, of the bscchante. two *
Founders AMI two nortars vrre got nm tn i.
re &c OF mountains. besore Cattaro. TO the
aStani hmen' of friends and .oes & what
vas deemed imcracticeb;e by the French
ecr'i was completed in ter DAYS Cant.
l1of'e speaks in the highe2t t,rna Of The
several officers and men. who have tried 10
excel ach other on this occasion.
4 he torrents Of r-in and the fa,ip,es 3,
pnva'ions att ndinG an a,ta : Of g fortres.
like Cattar1, at tsis season of me wear.
nave been horae With cheerfuln .ss thai
snsi' is them 70 every praise. Icannot con-
Guide this wiihou. acknowledr in the
Wa'inest terms. the active assistance have
rSce'ved from capt. Angelo. of lieut.. gen
Campbel's staff, who was waiting in the
"acchante for passage to JON the lieuten
ant general at Zante-sjs zeal and ability
nave Supplied many deficiencies on our part,
i'na nave considerably tended to the speedy
reduction of the place.
have SE-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
CoDlmissjoner's OEcs.
CORRECT r. PRESENTATION
OF THE
BATTLE ON LAKEERTR

- - - = y = -
RY SULLY e RE.qRVEY

RY SULLY e KE.4RWEY
REPRESENTING the most irnportsnt SCENES
e. e IN thst g!or Gus achievement, a-e now eS
limiting at the Pennsy'vanis Academy Of Fine Arts
1917. SCENE FIRST,
hepresen's the position Of the American end Ri
ush eet'' at the interesting ent when CANINE
dore Perry, finding the Lawrence rendered unmsy
seeso'e, from her having received the Whole Grs e
the enemJ : feet % ssne in boat ro, ~ b-
nlen, 20 go on board the Niagara
l9S SCENE SECOND
Represents the Lawrence out Of tAo s.Goo-
Perry forcing the British Inc, spvagtd - "a,
queen Chsrious and Detroit, two Of the ere,,y,s
heaviest 'hps. botn Of whioL are inthe act og 80;
KNEE the rest having surr6u dered, sze-nt H. i,,t
beii ChipPeway, winch are seer r,ssjng a 60,
attempt to e5sspe ''''
Highly finished engrayiaC1 ia the line ,,,r,.,
arc To- be executed tror1 the shu.e n,epiioneJ de-
ing, by Geo. Murray, Gideon Far,asu = Co,n.1;-,
as T't3out. No'"e"7
N b. A subscription piper :, lef. at ,i,s s.,.4.
opp ca teaerJyo1' Cam, psanr to The 4,5l.t.
c5ss GUM
NEWPORT, Mlv % te,t
"ENTLKNEN-l havc everDiuud o. '1it~
ne ~. ,t"on on Lake Ere, drawn By NJ s,Ss go OF
~ Nea,,nry' from information sirsn ,bsu snd
5om n'snoing oi1eers OF the America -" ' Oy tfs
20. have 10 hedtstos in pronos..;,,, - q
ps'i,sa'sr moments es'"e't ~ those
,s@,ng ths' your oeolnsry sfsee,s r,,v o,...
that battle V't'St lUt0smstOl IS
an. gentlemen. yosr .ssdlsa, servant.
u Ii. PERRY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
CHARLESTON, June /.
FROM NEW ORLEANS


Erfrdct ola letter from .Nezy Orleans, 10
gentleman IN this cify, dated 29M ii.
fri.
The extraord nary drain of specie from
tins city tor some time past, acca sioned by
tue p'ratical smuggling trade carried on in
our Country /; and owinS also to the restric
tive measures upon commerce, preventing
the possibility Of relief from abroad. has pro,
duced state of things within the last week
very alarming TO the comnnaty. AS soon
az 1t was suspected by the lower class of in
hshitants that specie was growing low
IN the Banks, it produced a general run ppon
thena all. which could not have lasted MANY
days before the hole Of their vaults wo,ld
have been Grained OK their specie. A. this
ISIS, meeting of the different boards Of all
the bank' took place, & they were reduced t,
tie necessity OF Coming to resolution no,
20 p4v - specie for the present. Next day
town Meeting took plSce at the Cote.
Hcnsr, where the merchants generally re.
solved to take in payment of debts, and for
= DDS, &c. the paper of the different Banks
ih's had the desired effect, and the co,nmu.
H'ty were appeased. and the Banks arc now
go' 'g on as usual, except the payment Of
SPe0ie' City Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
RUSSIA AND PERSIA.

a peace has been concluded between Rus
SO and Persia The folla~iaE are tue
terms upon which IL was made
Persia cedes TO Russia the Government
OF karabog, Ganusbiu, Schekin Schirwau.
Kuoth, Bake, Talischin and the whole Of
Daglustan. Persia renoJnces, besides, all
IT'S claims to Georgia, with the province Of
ochnragel upon Immanetta, Guira, M ngre
LA & Abeleaise, and gives mp 10 Russia fore
yer the sovereignty Of all those coustries.
The Russian nag alone shall be allowed
on the Caspian Sea, so that NJ other pow-
er 7hsl' be permitted to have ships Of war or
vessels on that sea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

On MONDAY lest. forty Of one Of tie finest eoEps.
MES in the United States, consisting &C about nae;,
men, under the command OF Capt. Robert Love.
}s'ned zoe enssnl pmen, IN tn,s city. al az whieh
have been enlisted by this deserving young office,
within the last six months, in the eou1ties OF Hay.
pod and Bun-ombe
On the same day about 20 men under the COM
msnd ofCspt. Dsbn.y, left his enesmpmen, for
rort Hampton sud to-day Capt Loves s,d Capt.
Gordon's companies will March tor Fort Johnston.
Register.
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IMPERIAL KNIGHT.

we hear that gr7nd Fe :, on a scale OF
the highest splcndor and magnGcence. is in
immediate contemplation, which will EN-
orace the superb ceremonials, conseq ent on
the installation OF the Emperor of Russia
as Knight Of the Garter, on his arrival in
this Kingdom. Lon. Pan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

Co. WILLIAM ovspTow CALLS, died on
Wednesday the sOih vF March ~ Ia. residence in
l'on-',of pravsiing Epidemic ryphous lnfaenz ,
IN TIE Ssth year of his age H., heslth had cen de-
Ginning for several yssrs
In i77s, at Is years fsge, he Joined the utsn'srd
OF his country in the minute service, saor.v after
ward. he ENTERED The regular army, aad Hn:shed
rvs military career IS Aid to Cen Ne son during toe
siege of YORK. He was member Of the Virginia
Convention that ratified the present FedersI Consii-
tnl'on one OF the early and Jealous .dvoeses for its
Snopuon. and continued to his death ito adm, FER and
supporter. Iie was uRuy yesrs member Of onr
state Legislature. He oue ~ The majority IN
the important sessions Of 1893 < 90. lie po.seased
most vigorous an'' well cultivated raind-wss cha.
v'ts1te, hh'rs -mindsl ami ane--remsrkshIe
Tor adspsn nee esrdor an sincerity 20 his high
'ense OF which G often sacrifice. his Interest. Ey
hrs numerous friends aud acquiintanees h. viii 3D.
he'd ~ lasting respect and aGectioa IS person Of
high intelligence and integrity
pe', on the 95th Msy. H. her SSH year. ,S-r en-
'n"'s OF few weeks, .'!r,. Betse- a E;-!... IA,
consort Of Col. James Wat, OF BncS,n2hem, Viz.
s,n'a-Mrs Nat, possessed in pre- er,inepce every
virtue at her sew amongst which parental tender.
ness, c"nlugs s'ection, discreet aflablity and 8
warm ho'pts'N, ere numbered
hat sas! all this excellence he's not srre,ted the
hand OF the(el tyrert of animated nature.
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w. HOSTE, Captain.
CAn1z. IAN IL.

The Mipo. which is just arrived, is one Of
of the richest vessels thar ever entered our
port. She brings from Vera Cruz, 1924 .A66
dollars OF Mexican Coinage, and 1866 in
provincial money, besides 245 bars Of silver.
and 32,895 in'gots Is ounces each) 257 BAGS
OF cochineai, % of indigo, aud 19 chests Of
valinna. From the Ravanna she br;nrs
l.085 dollars Of Mexican coinage, and
II OPS IN provincial money, 34s1 ounces
OF sold, besides large quantity of tobacco,
coffee, and Jesuts back.
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SAFES at AUctjon.
Valuable Property on II Street.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
8 ~ the 10Y INST. st the hour of ) s'eIoek Z, Ne
- evening, the subscribers viii sell. unJsr ,'a
ms"aseInent II Mr. Thomas Tsylor. anet;onee-
,nGdry parcels OF ground, n street in tfis =, 80
!s' Oh ont Of the two Lots fronting on said stree,
m I've square which formerly belonged 10 Mr. In
Hopkins now ossupied by MIR. Thomas H. Drew, ~
rye SAID parcels OF ground, rur from II stree, n
sn 10y ia'o or ny the sa51erber5, twenty f.et wide
thr"jSh the sid sq''src from 10 7th streets m
nu-ehsse money 20 csrry interest," from the dav oe
safe Notes with approved end rssrs, nezoc;sb,,
ara payable al Que u The Banks in this civ m BE-
psid on the 6rst pf January, 1916, 10 he given 81,
me interest to tha. time--snd notes Of the SANE
description With approved endorsers, for the nur.
ebsie money aud bsispce Of int rest IN be viven NJ
able hrss January 1917. On receiving all the p,,r
ehs;e money sud interest, the s1bser;5eTs w;,l
make deeds with general warranty for the said pro.
We 'jy ~ P'O-
y N. .Nays6aR NJ Sbes.o.1
Chrs5fobfer Jonbiias, Bert. SIets5rd
lain @ Ca,Hbkc, Jose5b N IlSieh.-J
5aHt4e' @ eanhgu,
June a.
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Jndehendence ofNorepnr.

LoNDoN, Feb. 27.---Accounts from Chris
tiausand, the ga isst. ccattin intelligence
Of Declaration Of Ind pendence IN tle
part Of the people IS Nprwsv. in or
der to prevent thcmselges from being
transferred o the dominion Of Sweden
Il is stated. that during the negotiation
between the Grown TriuCe Of Sweden and
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~ cYnvrN

~ OaS'trrdav nc 9sta VT agrccsb'y 10 pre-
SioDs srrsnse'' -ns, the 1eos OF Cbsrleston witt.
m eut IN honor OF their 1tlno,hed fellow e,.iz,,,
the Hon LANG DON CsvvEs.--h nuraber o. pat
r,one '"ss's wers drans Gu the osrssion: MIR.
CuEvEs Ssve the following. =" NY ffnd Conststg-
snts-fhey hcve been aGcc'ionateiy bhnd to my
fdaIfS, and more than nv my huht5s nle-ifs.
Let OF troops IN the u Sts,es s@r,ce, marched b.
e Edmond 10 Norfolk, during the month Of May
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
VTENNAFeb II

Letters from Turkey say, thst Couat A.dreossy.
the French Ambassador At Cons.sntin,os, has de-
esrsd to the Grand Sgnior, that the state of affairs
IN Damstia and Aosnia, and that the Grand Sicn;or
Ta' at liberty to take possession of those provinces
for himself
This IS eontrivsnce for synbroiug Austris with
eessful.1
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UInahtnrtnn L.nes

WHshiHgton, June s.
we have seen letter FROM Col. Camobe;.
VINO commanded the expedition from Erie
and destroyed the property of individuals
VI me eneny's country at Long Point. ii.
winch the Cot. says, " this expedition was
undertaken by ne vithcnt orders. and upon
my own responsibility" We also under
Stand that Court Of Enquiry into the Colo
nei's condact II ordered. MI J,,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

,,,, Dhh SPRLNGS. Pslrsyiya1;r.
GHh Pubic IS -s1eetf1liy infer qIed. fbst s,ns;d
= cradle eSpeass 'ss BEEN incurred nv he Me-
rfopF'etor' to mage th's eslabsh,cent mnre worthy
p. nc c'sgsnt society wioh usually lrsousGts it
Inc bose us houses are nov ready Cor the reesp.
ton 1t sompsny.
ne 'tr2tion IT these spring., IN toe midst oe q
n'shy ou.nY"sd eonHf.y, % nesry equal distance.
1sburs, sod y mover, Offers rrst, y.nrss ~
inuss W heh aide 20 the qi,arv re vst.r
SoV rrigs an 81 Cas- Of Liver c.mUi.;r, dorenssI
men % we, tu'dce r.. nisses tie York spr;sy,
on sn equs1,g with suy iu this s.,.is. ~
rn1i u. re .er vita s.'s tel .s.-,,,, ,,.1
'mmt1'''e sye tte P'.Prie:or, 81 llost prob,bIy
Jape %
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A SECOND COOKE

a great actor has lately appeared in
England, by tre name of Kean, who bids
tar to make good the place of Cooke. He
has played Richard Sd, fer 10 nights in sue
cesslon, to overlooking houses, and Shyock
for Il nights.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

by letter from tn captain of one If the
neutral vessels from Newport, turned ba <
On account OF the blockade. it appears the
Ee&s' a>s'gned by the Britt h commander,
was, thar they void not be a,,owed To mo
ceed to Amelia Island, since ST. Marv,s y, 20,
biockaded. ~ Y. co,, H..
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J.ne Sit.

Office am authorised TO stitr. that ,Tc
~ Ky Mr.. John Urqu' srt has opened School ar
V1pt Rlet sr['ors ef Hanover. sdjoining ";rhe
washington Henry Academy" The price of r,ti
On wIh be ~ nty-hve dollars yesr, for reading.
writing, arithmetic and the English grammar: an (;
. S Laun Greek md the higher branches q, Ma.
thensiies, all or any ct them, thirty Eve dolsr,
yesr, PAYABLE quarterly in advance
Cap Richard: n can aceom,s od,t- .--.I. -,
aenis With board, washing and lodging, AT eiesty
doi'ara year, psyahe in IKE manner onsrtrr,y y
aovance. boarding may be hsd also in several ssr.
The ,iiuston is remarkably hesi,hfuI.
JOH.T d. BL.9Il3.
1p'Ie o.
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Capt.WIswAL.
CUWRORvS p orKsDrD.

VIZ CUERo4TS e O"R.8DED.
we are Informed Ivy GeatIemon who arrived
in town last evening from baltimore rho, Con- Rsr
neys 'Gusdron Of Gtln-ToSis we're blsck4def in In.
FHfR*'m by "a, fry &c ard eun.brig. alton.
81 al the mouth Of that ri, cr This give, d enemy
.ns Lhn''puIeG command CT tie waters Of tn Chrs.
~!e"AS' Fed. jPsb I'm, &
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oGe Offhe Aibany REGISTER, }

we have been ob'iging!y favored with a
letter from Saokett's H.rbor. dated MAY
So l"'+' from which we make the follow :
hE eX ''ts - have j"st tirne to inform
you 'n9t the British ha"c landed at Sandy
Greek where ttev were metbv small de,
'achment nf r Semen, under The c,Tonand
Ut Capt. Appng, who tcoE and killed al
m 81 ever IT n that land.d.
nave inst heard that th. Rriish took
two large guns and one large cable at San
dy Greek.
~. Among the prisoner, taken are c
rost Cap aims, and Lieutenants Of the Bri.
tish navy"
II C. SOTTTH1ICK
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
June g.
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Offers to the Public tue followin- b-;.F .vrEo,
alton ut his method oF Lecfur ne and Recj,;n%
"ra entertainments sre somp lsed OF two scSions
TIE hrst' Mor.i and Sentimental, the seeofd RT.
morous snd Sai'riee'. lis recitations sIe ei-her
embodied in original matter or seeonhoo;.J -
appropriate reflections sDd j! ustrave criticis,a.
- or'ssGsi Gissourse commences hiu exbiti,io, Sr
subsequent extracts fn't eous in sentiment fern
his arguments - e'iopee
TIE wl.o'e desgned to chew the beauty of Yirtue.
a specimen ofMr. H's design, viii be eivo, ~.
'r;n;sSon) in the Capito. at O'Clock tGis even.
az. e'7HN
= riek-ta of admission 50 Csn:., NAV be had ., ta
ferent Boakstnres N NJ inc
Children scconp.nving their Parents or Friend,
jun 8. .,
NlRGlNIA.-At 2 Superior COnrt of C6snc--1,,,
holden at lie Capitol, ia Richmond, the G.,
day of Tsnusr,, 1919,
Ns7ey OWE and itetsey Owe otherwise calt.s
Nsn., Howie soi Rzt'ey Tov e. infants bv D..
Mes Nande"ai'i their guardian aud rext frie,I--s
6n.;n.. P1intiBs.
william Price, iur'r. edr'r. &c. Of Charles Price.
dtea' Archibald Blair, Elizabeth Price, and isii,hs
Williams, mn, J.,
THIS cause e'me on this Sqv to BE- Rr,,J 'oo,,
toe y per' sormeriY sJ, and the report oG ths
Coz niasnosr, pursl@nt TO the or,ier Of the twe1
y'ina' dsy Of Fiecb-r one Thousand eight hun.
ored ana seye', With eIcep tiuns thereto and WIS
srgued by council On confederation whereas
me Court doth reconmt the sail report TO the SAM
Commissions who made it, TO be examined stsfei.
and reported by him in conformity to the priaoipies
OF the Court
Copy, Test,
WV w. IiENiNG sc. C,
Con11iis@oner's OEcs,
RichnOnd, let June, 1914.
The parties viii take Notice ST have snno;ot.
ed MONDAY The eighth day of August next. to carry
the foregoing order Of court INTO effect wen they
are required to aPpesr at my Office IN this city with
'ner assoHnt; "oqehers and copiei Of thu court os
ler', prepared and ready for examination sad set.
tlement "
SAMUEL CREENHOJT. M c.
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