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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

NE ~ PUBLIC.44IONS 6Jc.
EBETER CoCTOM,ss at his Law and MscelIane.
u ons Book Store, second dosr above the Eagle
Tavern, has just received the following New P9h.
hcstions, viz
Corr spondeuoe respecting Russia. between Ro.
bert Gootloe Harper and Robert walsh ,ir n. Is;
The Gsour, Fragment OF a Tur!,iab Tale.
10y Lord by ou, 81 2 cts
Lord ByrOn's Poems, 81 10 eta
CampDePs History Of Virginia, bond Sri o-
Geographical View of the Provinces Of Timer
Canada, and remarks .elstiye 20 the s;,n,t q, ~
inhabitants respecting the war, by NJ Smith. price
50 els. f''~
Soutbey's Life of Admiral Lord Nelson. 81 20.
Perls 3 Victory. ooloured plate, S1
AM Ladies end Gentlemens' Picket ~.
msnse Tor the year 1914
large assortment OF New Plsva
Rejected Addresses "a new edition) &c 10 et,.
Burke's Works, vol. S s, G.
faff Erskf0Ca Speeches, 9 70.
tirRttanS do l yo.
Rose Emily, or Sketches OF Yn1th, rs e.s
Steefs Navy List for August 1873, rs eta.
cottage Sketches IA active retirement, by the AZ.
thor OF The MseFies OF Human Life . vols. in
one, ST.
hLSO--Tbe Ansleste Magazine Tor December.
eon'a'uing elegant lisenes3 of Commodore per-
~, snd Isis Biography 5se
4 Port Folio for December. eo,tsfoinp y . Gle.
gait hkene9s oil Commodore BRinbridge, and his BIZ
o5rsplI.
Subscriptions received for the three latter
works-aDd II - understood that those who do not
give nouee to the contrary, wish 10 continue their
subscription tor the succeeding yeEr.-Tetms of
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January ~ tg
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LOST-A TR0NK oF SHOES.

"a UPPOSEO to have been taken from Wagon
- between Richmond Snd FrederieksburR mari.
go n Stnrteyant, Norfolk, No 4, directed TO care
Of John Ireson, hiehmond. Any person finding the
same, on leaving information at this Oise shsil be
generously rewarded for their trouble and receive
the thanks OF the owner.
Jaou.rv
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Hard Mare, Cuo,ry aud Saadlery,
FoR SALE Nv

HHTd HQTs, Cn",ry and Saddicry,
FoH SALE BY
EDWARD STAPLES, Jr on f between I4,h ord
I5Sl streets--Cons sting Of
4 KON, rim, knob and closet Io- KS brsss cas-. mob
d and headed ring, common snd fse stock. ~ r.
brit shaekle pad, brit and brn ches, snd curt ard.
trunk a:d gun ditto; brass and iron table butte and
csro-ta6le hinges, brass eormode knobs and ban.
dies cupboard turns, nobs, sc. screws WRIT ;4.is
braces and bits, polish braces; com mon aud et
coat and vest buttons, ivory 9nd horn combs bras.
ann plated candesticks, sheet iron and copper Tea
eett'es, &c.--ine white and green iv rs Iniyes aud
FORKS IN sets, with caryers, &c. &c match, buek
sham buck and white bone eAande knives & forks
hne and common penkniyes, sportsnen's knivs,
common and fine snuilers, scissors cork screw 6re
fIatcd stirrup irons, duke bits and 6rahoons.
snaties, curb chains, tug, harness snd bride BUG
~ies harness furniture in sets, &c.--comsr on y
bottom and swivai strrup irons, sharp and & bent
pehans and snafiles, ispannd and tnu'd inlets and
nat sees, square head coach screws, Sc
also, a!ew boxes common Whteraore's Coz,
ton and Wool Cards, of assorted Nos
October 90. ff
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" o TIC e,

- " = { r.
- INSCRIPTIONS ars received at this Office &
- at the several Printing and Pcst.Ofices in t,r
states of Virginia and N. Carolina, for
:. II GEOGRdPHIC.4L VIEyY
Of The Brifish Pos essions in NJ. .d,,,er;c1
COMPROMISING Nova Scotia, New brunswick. New.
hri,ain, Lower and Upper Canada, and all the coun
try adaeen, 60 the Frozen Ocean on the North, and
rae,n n, sea on the West--snd Concise History OF
the war IN Canada to the date of the present work
by VI. SMITH,
.9@'hor 81 me Eeup of UpSer Canada,
NJ d. The Printers in Lynchbure, Leesbure.
Nortnlk' alexandria and Fredecicksbsrg, will con-
fer favor by nsertins the above in theIr papers
iew times, for which they shall be paid.
January s WV
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rs Nirtue ga Deed ofTrust executed to me b,
= h'ehsrd a. Becker, TO secure the payment of
p.rey .en, shall proceed on MONDAY he sath d.,
81 INC present inos'h, g Cumbsrisnd c. II. % ST
Two NeRsoee, Delsay & Kitty, ths property men,
..ohe' ~ 81" deei, foy ossh aud will convey 10
'Ae purchasers the title which 1--we ss trus,se
JOHN ". NASH
""' 80 &tp
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" TICE.

IENHE eo-partnership Of Booker and f. ter zat
q dissolved by mutual consent on the Ia inst.
nose having business to transact With the firm vii
apply 10 Edmund Booker. who Is alone autbor;a.d
10 settle the same.
ETJfUJVD BOOKER.
LINES j. FOSTER.
James Town, Jsn. H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

THE Subscriber having purchased Of James P.
Foster, his intere 81 il the late firm Of Booker and
roster request At hose indebted 90 the same, 10
make psyment--he has on hand 2 small assortment
Of goods suitable for the present season, which he o.
fers reasonable terms for cssh only,
ED.UUJND HOOKER.
Jsrnes Town, January g. 6w
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January J..

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAT,F,--TLe
Subscribers intending to close their concerns in
the Ianamg Business in the eourls Of ne prsseh,
year, offer for sale their
Tan Yard IL Taan'-y Tnihheprnts.
The Yard will be sold 81 Public Auction an DE
first dsy OF March next IL previous'y cold Al ri
vats sale, and possession win be d .iyered on he
Isl October next, so az to enable the purchaser
to commence he oDeratons They will also sell ~
that time, tie Uhtsnned Stock that may be on hand
al fair valuation, together with the i'm plereats for
carrying on the husiDcss--Asg what dried Hide
BARK, &c. msy be on hand. The Terms will be
made reasonable.
GEO. FISHER & Co.
Janusry q w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

" Cf.4N-CERY -.
4 Chaneery, Ds,rio' Ca;rt held in Williams.
le burg OF. Goth, 1919
hu'hTod Washington -nltf.
Henry Lee < Thcma. Row.sd 7. Dc6;,
his cause, in which the plaintiffs biz has beer t.
zen lor confessed ogs'nst the defendant Lee. and
the MS Gteree retur-sd executed, cB,ne on this DIV
10 De heard on the biz, the answer of the defendant
hoWano, eshIbils. report OF master commissioner
CoeIoan, and was argued by Counsel, on consider.
a'uh whereof, the court confirming the said report
iotn sdJudge, order and Decree that unless the de-
PENDANTS do On or before the twentieth of Ami
next pay uato the plaintiff the sursst eleven lnus
ana eight hundred and iohrieerdoiIars and sevtuty
esGt cents, wi h interest on Ejels thous,rd two
sondred and twelve dollars and seventy three cents
part thereof al the rate of per ceutum u. anntn
thereof from the 9th day OF &c ,ber fSi2 I'm ,oid
sad Az the cost I'D charges attending the prosecu.
uuh oil this suitIhat the defendants their HERR n
ali others claiming under Tia IN, be fro IA thenceforl
barred an6 tore iosed OF all guilty and right 10 re-
tenn tract or parcel of land l,ing and eir in III
Noi"'J OF Westmoreiand on the river FoIJnacE :
SCthHi"hy caisd ana known by the name r,t Cabin
Point, and at the time of the execution ot ne Iced
o. in0rtSSge, vas in the posse sion OF Mrs Mary
Sm'th, enntsning about eleven hundred acres
"h said ;ract or parce OF land is now in the po1
SESSION at The dei Gdent ROoyand aud in case ofde-
fanto t he pay ent of the money with iutere,t and
costs as oresai at the time aforesaid that Richard
H. Parker, Ely son Currie and John Campbell. or
anl TWO OF 'i~f'' aier giving months notice in
U 1 u N'e i's"stspers published in the city of
,.chmonn and also az the front door of the coutt
hnnse OF Westmsrelsnd County, do EXPOSE to public
sale by Auction for re'dy money, the tract or par.
ceto. isnu aforesaid in the ndenture OF mortgage
mentioned and fled an exhibit in this cause nd
oui OF the proceeds of sale aforesaid, pay first The
expenses OF sale, and then pay unto the plaintiff he
al reSld suns oil Eleven thousand eight hundred &
doiars and seventy eight cents, with inter.
est on eight thousand two hundred AID twelve dol
ars and seventy three cents part thereof at the rate
OF SIX per oeHtun per annum thereon from the 9tI
Gay OF October 1912, ill paid. and the costs, AMI
SIT IN the Virginia Bank to the credit If this
cause ahd make report Of their proceeding, to Ills
court in order to fya decree.
Plaintiffs costs $50 6s.
Copy. Teste,
EDMUND CHRrsTIAN-
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Sales at AUCTION.
NrILL BE solid.

a I PUBLIC SALE, at the Goose-ponds, in the
eoun'y oi Caroline, the estate Of the late Mat
thew ioier, decd. on the IHt', February next. If
lair. otherwise the next fair day.
az me l'ersonot Estate u said Matthew
lofcr. deceased, consisting of
IL OR II J. X Ell Y NE 6 ROES
Several plough Horses, and the stock OF ..,ti..
sheep and Hogs, together with the crop vi Coru,
Oats, Fodder, piantston utensils, hc. Sse.
l"eiv' months credit will be allows j for all pur-
ehss.s above S2', under that sum, cash BONDS
with approved security will he reourc to carry in.
tefest from the d"tr, hnot punst,ialy pail At the
same time the psntation will he rented tor the pr..
sent year. CA]trERB PAt;E,
Admir- 2 Mathew Toier, deed
jan IL.
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IN Estn5iishrlent Jyr sri, mine Cotton Yar-,
z q u 6 A I.

in EStGsiis1rlent Jyr Shi' nine Cotton Yrr-,.
y s A /. F..
& GREEABbY To lay lately enacted, BY tire
stockholders OF the Halifax Manufacturing So.
cety, body incorporated by law of the Legislature
Of rgina--We, The suisse bers offer for sale al
the property belonging 70 ,e said society CONSISTING
- Ia &C es of land, commodious two story hous.
thereon, So by 2t feet, sontsiniir and working
the machinery. oomuodious house, SC by 81 feet
VITA cow nIent celia- for.the accommodate on Of
the hands, storing cotton ysrn sc. turnsr's sbor
10 teet by "a teet, and meal house. 10 BY IL feet
The Spinning Machinery 10 po~ ipopersiion and
consists OF i'm rleu t. put in motion tive Throst.
Frames Of 90 spindl,s eaeh-ene other Thros,,e
Frame at 30 spindies SIX eariine engines G. nsi,
Of two brest~rs and tour hnishers--Eleven drawing
and roping hands, and Que mule--of 100 yoindles
sc &c
The said property is on B4nis,er River, .tre,r,
which affords plenty OF of tie DIVES. seasons
and the water is supplied pot the Iaschuery &
turner's shop into operation, free ct any ehare e
whatever, by Mai. j. Nimbish, " 40 owns yeSy
valuable manufacturing. mill near the said prcperty
which is on public rosd, leading from North 10
South, within enc mile of halifax Court House, Va
where cotton yarn is in gr> demand, and cotton Co
be biained with great Convenience.
The society have determined to sell the above
property from conviction that no abors Of the kind
c's be managed proitsby by corporate body, con.
sis'ing OF great naaber OF sto kholders
The cost ofthe above property has exec ed els
'housand dollars, but the subscribers calculate or
selling at less than the cost, having uni nted power
III 'e ospo3ai OF the property AMI being soGcitous
TO eiese the sale BY TIE Goth Of March next at fur
thest An accommodating credit will b. given il
re7uired ~ the purchasers on giving satisfactory Sc
curly. -;
The property we think well worthy the attention
81 man OF enterprise, particularly one acquainted
with the art OF spinning Cotton Yam, and OF stesdy
industrious habits. Such character as the last
mcnli ed might very probably i0rrn connection
m this neghtorhood, ifdesirous Of doing so Stran.
gers at distance may be recommended through
some respectable honse in Richmond, where the
subscriber arc well sc1uainted. For terms ami
to the subscribers living near the shove p cp-rty.
CHARGES SCOTT.
EOPhGT HUNT
GAMES BRUCE.
Halifax County, Va. ism 1, 1911 -
1T The Editors Of the Newport Mercury, shd OF
the Rhode isiand American, are desired TO insert
the above tor eight weeks uccessivey and send thei,
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s IN Saturday the sth day of February next viii
~ be exposed to pu lac sale ior cash, before III.
door Of the Bell Tavern, srvera, shares in th-
brotk Turnpike Company, belonging to delnqueo,
stockholders
by order ofthc Directors,
CARTER B, PAGE, sccr'y.
Jan ~. tbs
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CHRRIdGE- HORSI3S FOR SALE.
a PAIR Of handsome Black Csrrisge.Horses-
well matched, very well broke, and renarkai =
gentle in hsruessferfeetly frss f.om every vss or
b'emish.--ApPiy at This Ofice.
January 9J. II
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FOR SILk,

TUX VIII,
$500 houHds Seine Urine, OF SUPERIOR
quahfy
January 8 Tg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-22

Z 6HANGERY.--in Louisa County Court No
: vember 9th, ISI3--
James Young sad Richard Johnson, l,te Merchant,
aud Parn-ra, trading under the firm of James
Ioung & Co. PL.;n,;g,
Agsins.
Elisha fha cher and William Taylor, late mer-
eh9nts and Partners, trading undcr the hrn, OF
Elisha Tasteher Il Co, and William Bsrret--
D-fesdauts
THE i''sen liant Wil'iars Tsylor, not having en-.
red his appearance and given secur y a co-siry 10
the set OF Assembly and the rules OF this CO am,
appearing 20 the a'is action of the Court Cat he
rs not an mhshitsnt of this state-0n the moti5n of
the F0intits by their coun.-i-lt is Ordered The,
che said ienisnt William Taylor do appear here
I'm the second Mosdsy in M,rch next aui snsw err
the Fs'atifs bill. aud that's copy OF tbs order be
forthwith inserted in some of the N ewspapers
published in the city Of Richmond, for egat weeks
essivey, and that smother copy fe posted AT a.
front door OE the Cour;-House THE county on some
court day. S,Copy-Tes,e,
JOHN POlNHEXTER, c. r.G,
JSN q.
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EOPh At HUNT.
SnNiES HRI1CE

HaIIax County, Va. jsn 1, 1911 > =
IT The Editors Of the Newport Wercury. sbJ nj
the Rhode Island American, are desired TO inser,
the above for eight weeks uccessivey and send then
accounts to the Editor OF the 2 triot OF Richmond
Virginia, for payment wsw
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Ipys i Este.
EDMUND HRrsTIAN,e c.

BY virtse OF the shove decree will he ,o,d for
gy money on the 9th day Of iIay 1914, before the
sVern now occupied by Thomas Spence at West
horelsnd Court House, the tract OF aua mentioned
III the above decree ~
RICHARD f PARKER,C
ELLYSON CURRIE Cor,r,r,
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan. 81.
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pY vihoe Of deed OF trust executed to o, by
~ James Walker, to sec to James Z. Cooke
the payment OF sum of meney therein mentioned
viii be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the
store oil Young e Hart. in the cosnty of Albenacle,
Saturday the eyth OF January next
Il TRACT OFeLAND,
lying in the said county Of Albsmsrle, containing
Tour hundred and 20 l2 acres, adjoining the lands
o. Packer Goes, William Robertson am others.
SAMUEL DYER Senr. -.
Deessnher IS wsv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
ADVERTISEMENT

vbNO BE sold or rented, that elegant and
Il commodious two story BRICK
HOUSE, on Prince street, now occupied
by MIR. John G Ladd, % feet 7 IA inches
front, by thirty-eight feet three inches deep,
and the stories thirteen or fourteen feet
high, with cellars, kitchen, wash house,
smoke, aud every other necessary house,
complete, and finished in the best manner.
viii also be sold, the adjoining LOT, there
being chimneys in the house, by;which
three walls will complete another building
OF equal size. And will also be sold, for
the accommodation of both lots, one other
LOI, % feet 10 inches front, by 100 feet
deep, on which is good two story Brick
Sfabfe tor Jour horses, with coach house.
hayioft and servants room, all separate
and complete The elevated situation,
the plan of the lot, the design and taste
OF the buildings, with two good water
wells on the premises (of their size) are
not eaualled in Alexandria, and render i,
the most pleasing and healthy situation
in this city. For terms apply to
ROBERT BROCKET, or
Col GEORGE DENEALE.
Isrch u. TT
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o'clock in the evening, the FIRST torrent
stopped; but the second continued us pro-
gress towards Bosco Reale, and Boseo
ire-ease.
AUGSBURG, Dee. %
The insurrection In the Bavarian Tyrol
gives alarm to our court Troops have
been marched into that country TO enforce
respect to the authority of the public fnne-
tionaries, and re-esta6lish tranquility.
BAYoHNE, Jan. 9th.
On the LIST inst. the enemy having I'M
dertaken to construct battery on a small
island, In order To attempt the passage of
the Adour, the bridges Of boats have been
sunk, and the battery destroyed We had
more than 800 killed, and great number
wounded. The Bearnais and the Basques
fastened to range themselves under the
colors OF gen. Harispe, who briskly annoy
ed the enemy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY nerf. mill H. -,

pendne Store, on q liberal credit for an.
froUed Negotiable Notes, ea
Coarse and fine Cloths, Coatings. Baize.
fiannels' Bedford Cords, Calicoes, Cling.
hams, Csmbricks, Worsted Stockings. Do.
nestle Cottons and Plads, Bedticking, Gur-
rams Mamoodies, Jonletty Sacoses, Corr
pany Bsftas, &c. &c. =
P. G.. MARSTELLER.
March IL l
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From the Alexandria Gazeftc.

From, the Alexandria Gazeffc.
10 fhs inhabitants offhe District Of Coin.l-
ora, Baltimore, and tie United States
generally.
AS the subject ofinternal navigation and
particularly wator inland communication
from north to south seems TO have been
much thought and partially executed, /
have thoughti 1t a little strange, that no pro-
position has been made that have seen
for opening. an inland Navigation betweea
the.grest City OF Baltimore and that of
Washington. am but partially acquaint-
ed with the country between those places !;
but am inclined TO believe, that a track
might be found across, where the height
| Of the land above tide water does not ex.
seed 900 feet, if half that, though possibly
more, and would pursue the meande,s
oil the Eastern Branch to its head, backing
uplt all the way where necessary, and from
thence by land and locks where ne oessary.
TO the head waters Of Deep or Dead Run,
which empties into the Patapsco at Elk.
ridge landing this road would be the most
direct, but probably from the head of the
Eastern Branch TO tho head of South River
would be shorter distance 10 Canal,
though far greater distance from Point
to Point, yet presents far less difficulties
The PatuXent will be to cross In ether case,
but the hills by the lower rout are much
lower and the country generally more level
though the entrance into the bay below An,
napolIs would be too low down it, for two
reasons-lst. The same boats navigating
the Canal could not navigate the Bay from
the mouth of South River below Annapolis
to Baltimore-and andy the passage
I would not bo SO secure from an enemy ;
upon the upper rout both these difficulties
! are avoided-the same boat which took in
cargo at the Navy Yard in Washington
City might deliver it a, the Whayes in Bal,
timore in safety. The writer has merely
thrown out this hint, hoping the enterpris.
Ing spirits In those two great cities will i'm.
prove upon 1t many there must be in both
places who are better acquainted with the
| ground upon both routs than am, but none
can be more impressed with its practicable.
NY or the advantage of such commnica.
uon even IN time Of peace than myself
II VIRGINIA. F.ARA1E r.
The different Printers in the two Cities
and In the District generally friendly to ths
object, will please give the above an inser
tiou. ]F'F
The priyateer schr. Diomede arrived a
Salem on the 9Th inst. from cruize. Sh,
has captured sail Of enemy's merchant
men, and has brought in IS prisoners.
1t is said that Barbados paper bro
by the Diomede mentions the arrival al
that place of the French frigates Arethuse
ard Amethyst, captured by IA and FIJI
gate. - - - e -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
NAPLES, 96th Dec.

Yesterday, at O'clock in the evening,
we have seen the commencement Of one of
the most violent eruptions of which the his
tory OF Vesuvius gives any account Hap
PLY this phenomenon, which presented
dreadful spectacle, has not done any consi-
derable damage. The explosion began by
shower OF heavy volcanic matter, which
has been followed by violent eruption of
lava: This infiammable matter, parting it
self into two torrents, sunk below the an
cient lava towards Torre-Grseo, 81 ten
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
!. ARMSTRONG.

SOfE--The editors of Newspapers
who are authorised to publish the laws of
the y. States, within the aforementioned
states, arerequestsd to give the foregoing
advertisement two insertions.
March IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14

DANIEL BIssELL. Colonel OF the 9Th In
faniry, EDMUND p GAINES, Colonel of the
25th Infantry, and W1EFIELD ScoTr, Colo.
mel of the 2dArtillery, have been respect.
lively promoted by the President, with the
advice and consent Of the senate, to the rank
of Brigadier Generals in the service of the
Y. States.--Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
20, COURT MARTIAL.

,..,sinrs On the Trial Of BRIG,
f''' GEN. HULL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

,,;n,spt 4 Inspector Generals Of
~ ~, washington, April IS, 1874, 5
GENERAL ORDERS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

The proCssu!"Ss ."N
- n me case OF William Hull, briga.
- ~. General in The army oh the United
s s,.,r,, having been submitted to the
y. dent iae United States, and hav-
:. ,eer cp2coyed by him, the follow
- .r,,act ,herefrom is ordered to be
"a = TIE head of each regiment of the
-, ,,r,y. aad TO be published liz the Ma
' 49,. Tnlelligencer, Ut this city.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29

rope, the accounts OF which had reached
as since the passing OF the act laying an
smbargo. have released the enemy most
essentially from whateve- pressure the
act NAV have besa calculated to pro-
duce upon him. Besides, said he, the
a.oect Of eur affairs has materially
chansed since the adoption OF this mea-
.ure. When adopted, it was known
,ha, Great Britain had declined the me
.diatiop of the Emperor OF Russia. bot it
was 20, known that any new channel OF
neeocia,iou wcald be opened A paci.
&c advance has since however been
made hy Great Britain and accepted on
the part of our government negoeIa'
,ion is now pending, which We al hope
viii issue in pesce. Moreover said Mr.
4. ms great pressure OF the restrictive
$; STEM. Of which the en'bargois man
fc.tu-e. hes hitherto been confined 10
he f-ohie OF the u States. 1t Is now
beginning to extend itself essentially 70
the Gua1ces of the government We
have been already adnoDished, and nc
PRAYED gentlemen 10 take the warning
IN seassn. The fatal effects OF the sys-
ten which for the past have ta'len upon
The commerce and agriculture o. me
country are now, he feared about to toll
! UPON the credit and operations CT the
government. He therefore hoped fha'
the measure would be Immediately a.
baudonsd.
Mr.. Horsey submitted the following
resolution
Resolpea, Thatthe petitions Just read
be referred TO a select com'si'tee; and
tbs, the committee be instructed I" pre-
pare and repor. gill to repeal the act
ssing an embargo on ships and vessels
:, the ports and harbors OF the Y ota'es
! .assed the l7,h day of Dscemher 1918.
The resolution was ordered to De
printed, aud made the order OF the day
for Friday next; on which day Its hr'
Their consideration was postponed to
Monday next.