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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26

I" I've, the undersigned do hereby
certify, for public good, that we sa"
aleg of yellow man in most dread
full situation or condition ; it appeared,
in many parts, to be perfectly iotten'
and was svelied to more than double
the size Of his other and we were as
tonished TO see perfect cure made IN
shi.. Ssss, in short time, by DR.. VIM.
Gardacr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26

N. B. As many prefer Alexandria
to Washington, / viii attend once or
twice week: provided there may be
four or FIVE patients to at,end-this can
be known by sending their names to
me--all letters must be post paid.
Mr.. Peake can accommodate few
persons when their affections may be
such as to require personal attendance,
on more moderate terms than is Gus
tomary-.also their horses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

a PETITION will he presented to tic nexe
4 = Sencral Assembly Of Virginia, By Isaac
Webster and others, for permission to bald
ioii-br,dye across Pamunkey River, FROM the
Land OF Warner l.. Wormiey, in the county Of
King William, to the i.a..d which Mann Pare.
decd died possessed OF, in The county of tiano-
'ver-which will be in direct line from Hano.
yer-Town to King William Mills, on the Stage
Road, leading from Richmond to Dunkirk. il
Is intended for said Bridge to stand where the
oid Bridge formerly stood, and Public Road
established to said Bridge by the counties of
King William and Hanover 1t will be an ex
ceiient Road, and cut OF, its believed, more
than half the distance from the way the pre-.
sent road runs from this to Hanover Town. 4
King William Mills, March IL, 1914. (wtf !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
twenty Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY, las am informed, few DAYS
before Christmas last) from free mulatto
nan by the name Of Patterson, who hired her
me last year, anegro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging tome. She is a stout.
'uii bodied woman, with large eyes, and re.
narkabie for deep dimples in her cheeks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiIes.
md one OF her fore teeth is out. She common.
y wears handkerchief on her headlike a tur.
oan---t will give the above reward, AVID paw
III reasonable expenses 10 any person who viii
ieiiver her to me in this city, or ten dollars for
occurring her so that get her again.
WNi. MUNFORD.
Richmond, January 81, 1914. lEl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
THa soLpIER.s SONG.

IKE the dew on the valley has melted away,
W the Morn'ng.btd 6psh'd his earliest Law;
with battle-axe keen, and with bayonet bright,
From the home ofm childhood, march to the fight
Iis true in that march shall leave Car behind
n father that's dear, and mother that's kind;
Anu sometimes when 6erceiy the winter winds rise,
MY y tiers IN anguish may wipe their blue eyes. 5
when think Of the hall where 50 often pvc play'd,
AND the tree that has cool'f me ia summer With
shade Is =.
The reveren,bold Oak. whose maIestical form, y,
Was ne'er wither'd by lightning nor bent by the
o. storm;
When Think ofthe foeks that they nonrisf'd & fet,
In the sunshine OF youth, ere its ustre as fed
ne tear oil remembrance may steal 10 my cheek,
And my tongue for moment my suferinss may
speak: y
Hut 30 in the spirit CT freedom to save, s
And my tate, 1t L fall, is the fatc of the brave:
j go where the fife wakes with melody shrill,
Aud the watch-fre burns bright on the brow of the
hill. -
well know the soldiers pittiess lot,
Anu the sears on his bosom too soon are forgot !:
Hes awed into silence nor dare he complain
AT the cold sieety shower or fast driving rain
go TO the wildemeas far in the west,
Where Cue foostep of murder the soil has Oft p,-ss
And thrstinS for carnage the red savage strsys
Then father and mother. and sister, aiieu!
u Is my country weep Tor, remembering you;
he reward that ask, and the boon that Il crave
IS the warriors renown and the patriots grave.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
Notice.

TIE Collector of the Revenue for the fot,.
District OF Virginia, or his Deputy, the sub.
seriber, viii attend at the different Courts for
Amherst, Nelson, Fiuvanna, and Albemarle in
January and February, to receive Entries of
Carriages under the law of Congress, of Jaly
24th, 1913, which all owners ofCarriaees viii
of course examine.
TiiOS. j. RANDOLPH,
Deputy Collector, for the 10Th
50, District of Virginia.
Shadewell Mills, in AlbemarIe, )
Dec. goth, 1873. tflNS So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
Samuel G.. Adams.

~ is NOW REcEIvING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
DO. Files,
Do. Tongs, shovels and Pokers,
Do. saddlery assorted,
l Do. Tea Kettles,
Do, Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
a DO. assorted Hardware,
so Too Bar Iron, assorted.
10 Baltimore Ploughs,
- boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
RBe0d assortment OF Hardware, Ironmonperv
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Bolting Cloths.
Hosp iron, Nail Rods, &c Ssc.--Which are Of,
Iered Tor sale, on moderate erms.
Dec. IS. IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
TO mf Rr9'd. DR. Jennings.
Doctor S. Il. Jennings,

Doctor SIX. Jennings,
DsAR SIR,
Having used your 7" Porta5ie Warn,
ma tf0f Bafh,D with decisive advantage, to Sc.
veEai pat'ents,i cannot but regret, that any one
Fhou'dso Tar mistake your object, as to .up
PosS' th Il you consider it specific Having
lof ioHf years past, received frequent comng.
ncAu"'s rom you, explanatory Of your expe.
sine Is and observations, upon the surface III
OF The probable benefits to be derived from, =
more perfect method of applying heat, I am in
ou bound, to offer you my little influence. in
opposition TO any such iiiiberal insinuation.
h"o" tnas your invention is the result of much
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
By The Lieutenant cove,Hor Of the Common7ve,,
Of YvSiAfa.
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS information has been received bv
the xseutive, that the building Tor hold
ing 'ne Courts Of the county OF Campbell hats
peen de s'roBed byire: have therefor thought
~ by and with the advice and consent Of fne
Counc'. OF state, and in purs nance Of; the act
% 'ie General Assembly I" Reducing int, one
cue ssVers acts concerning the adiournlDen,
and places OF SC sion Of ceYtsin court In Ger
.a'n cases TO Issue this my Proclamation, di
f ra,,. lpat inc County Courts ard Superior
Cour OF Law for tin said County ~ f,atb,,LelI
s'a'i be hefeai er holden at the eouftbous. Of
,lle corporation OF lynchbufg in The said
county county OF Campbell, until the said building
eNEN under my hand a. Lieutenant &c.
senof, in the absence of the Cover.
NA.oj or, and underline seal Of th Common
wealth, ~ Richmond, ihis eleventh
DAY q Mmcn, one thousand eight hum
dred and icnieea.
Wv JINAH MINIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
WILLIAM McCABE,
Wafch s. Clock Maker,
OPPOSITE THE BELL TAVERN,
MAIN STREET RICHMOND, SIGN OF IN
Large Gold Watch.

Large Gold Watch,
p ETURNs bis thanks TO generous public,
~ fer I'll IT literal patronage. Those who
favored him withihe business when he was
indisposed, may be assured he will alter grain,
any Watch done 10 lis absence, having dis.
charge The person who attended, and constant.
ly attends him-eif.
Mr. AugIsius L.bsstine, who formerly car.
ricd on til Clock and Watch Business i'm part
ofthe Shop, cccupi d by Mr.. K. johnson, is in
nv employ LADIES' or gen tmen who have or
wish 20 do business with him will find him as
above.
Eafches md Clerks
ofeveryd, ycription carefully repair'd and war
rantsd 20 rorm we'd Orders from the coun
try punetually attended to
March 10 3tw
Lewis = Clark's Expedition.
JUST Pu6iishrd and 4yiU be- ready for DEN.
Very 10 Subscribers in. a fssu davs M me
Boos Stare ef s. f'ieasanfs, Richmond,
History of the Expedition.
UNDER THE coMMAxp or
CAPITA No LEWIS AND CLARK.
TO THE
Sources Of the Missouri
Thence across The Rocky Mountains. and
d wn the river Columbia to the Pacific Ore.
a@----Periormed Doriny the Years 1904,
s 'nf 6, by order the Government of the
United > ates.---In Two Volumes vo. with
Maps, &c
PRICE SIX DOLLARS.
March 9. f.f1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

SihGtNlA: lf
III a Superior Court of Chancerv.
holden az tAc Capitol in The Civ of p;cs.a., -
;, th at, S7th day Of January, 1874. '"'''''
1850" ray Plaintiff
sarah Williams, executrix Of Josenb yy;,,;,,,c
ana adm'nlstratrix of Robert Williams. John
Jan ana Lucinda his wife. William Williams
9ohn ID Scott, executors of Elizabeth vii.
.laps' WIDOW, and John Robert Williams. an
infant son ofJohn Williams deceased M, de-
SAID Elizabeth WilIms lis guardian Iames
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, late sarah Wat
kins, widow and administrators. aud Mourn.
nD McaIah Watkins an infant daughter
OF MIcajah Watkins, deceased. bv Uen,, n
Coleman her guardian, and Mcdaniel Wal
Ington Williams, Martha Williams and F,nn,
Williams by Sarah Willsms their guardian.
James vaughan, executor of Thomas I,anisr'
oos,Pn "i,iiams, who was appointed by the
o.'.', yos Jpn Wil'i'ms, decd, AN ex'or to his
VIII, q the heirs, executors or administrators
oil Richard Harrison, deceased. Dsfrnd,,,,r
his Cause came on this day to be heard ~,
me papers formerly read, and the roport of
commissioner c, nicholson, pursuant 10 the orde,
OF the 2lst dag OF June 81I and wac orsr,,ed H..
eounsel; on consideration whereof and 10,
cause tue new parties made by the amended
p', MED since the said order of reference. 70 q
,...'Naoi were not properly before lie
So ,u a. tne 'ine the said order was entered.
ana against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed bv law a.
galnst the absent defendants land tbcv s,;ll
falling to appear and answer,) the court DOH
recoinmit the report TO the commissioner who
made IT. although tic same, in other respec,s
may be right and correct, for him 10 consider
and report thereIpon.
Ga copy--Teste)
WIZ. w. HENING, &C.
iib Parties Interested viii take notice. that
have appointed Monday the 23d Nav new 80, -
carry the foregoing order into effect, when tbev
s WIN please attend at the Swami Tavern, in his
Guy, between the hours Of and O'Clock vii,
their books and papers prepared for en,r VIZ"
ance ~ith the said order.
JOIN NICHOLSON, NC.
Commissioners Office, Rich
mond. February 90, 1914 22n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
LYNcnnuRa. Ian ? 10.

LYNcHBuRe, Jan. 2, 1914
Doctor S. X. Jennings,
SIR
Encouraged by the successful use YOU
mace OF your Steam Bath in the case Of INV
y'e, wnen Ill OF the child bed fever, have
'l,ce 'ried 1t upon a Negro boy, who was
ken with a violent cold attended with
pa'ns' SO that he could scarcely move his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
Notice.

Notice.
RANAwAy from the subscriber, living in
~ Augusta county, Va. a Negro Man named
Wormley,
About "a years old, S feet or 8 inches h;rb. or
a dark comp exion, one or two of his fore ,n
per teeth appear blacker than the Others he
eloped from me about the 25th July last he
was bought OF Col. Tayioe, who resides near
Dnmfries, by MIR. VIM. Scott. Of Aibem,r,..
county-Said Negro, when Scott bought him.
OF rayloe, was in jail. will give q reward of
Thirty DOLLARS to any person. who viii
deliver said Negro Man to me, or TWENTY
him again. :, s''
Waynesborough, Va. wsmn'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

Let US now suppose we shall consume as
much Spirits Of different kinds in the year
1914. as 1907 let us see how the account
will stand.
The population of the United STATES is a.
bout millions of free persons I; one third of
the number are children, and one half the
remainder females, leaving two millicns of
Adults to drink % 2 millions OF gallons of
spirits per ann but of-these nii1l,ns OF
adults we may readily suppose 500 thousand
persons who are satisfied with Beer. CydeI
and Water-we then have $500, 600 per-
sons To swiii tins liquid paisan, which redu-
ced to half pints will supply each of these
Millions of persons with 1901 half piats
annually, or near three ha,fIts. daily; a quan.
tity sufficient, one would suppose, to keep
one fourth ofthe population of this .. great,
wise and enlightened nation" always drunk
=" blessed Country where man can get
drunk twice Tor six pence !" saith conf;rm.
ed druukard. .t4 m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
Land for Sale.
z MOULD WISH TO SELL
10 or 1900 Acres of Land.

Lying in the County Of Orange,
On the road leading from Swift Run to Orange
courthouse' and IN less than a mile from the
IN its original growth, and the tract equal in
value to any high land in the state. There 10
on 1t from sixty to seventy acres of tile verv
fIrst rate low grounds. The land will be shewn
by myself, or. in my absence, by MIR. Robert
Brock, living on the premises :
February 8. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30
} from fhe IEafcA,nan.

hlocgetts Economica (page SO, Niles Re-.
gister) states that on an average of years,
preceding theyear 1907, there was consu.
med IN the United States, of foreign Rum
and spirits, othe amount Of S5,103, 900
And OF Brandy to the amount OF 3.5oo,oOo
Now supposing the Rum and
Spirits to COST doll per Gall.
we have 5 100000
And the Brandy 1 IL. dolls. per
gali. aadit will amount to 2.33s.333
Total Calls. z .436,333
In the year 1910 there were
manufactured in the United
States near "a n.iliions of gal,
Ions OF Spirits bur as there
may have ueen a considerable
increase in the quantity we will
putt down for 1907 at Is 100000
81 ----
And we have an enormous total
OF 22,4ee,353 gals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

Fit Drops,
Antiscorbutic
Tincture
Cordial Restora,
tive Balsam,
Itch Ointment.
Essence of Pen
permint, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-30

mankind. ("
y I S7veating differentiation.
Doctor S. K. Jennings, 80
DEAR SIR
! should consider myself want
ing IN gratitude, i'll did not communicate the
nssppy ehects resolting from an application
0, your Portable Bath My little Daughter
y" m"s suddenly seized in the night with a fit
OF the Group, which threatened immed;,,c
suiiccation, had recourse to the orfl;narv
mode OF bathing, which afforded but 4 ten,
poraTy relief. She continued with high f..
yer al next day, with threatening SYMPTOMS
Of relapse. In the evening applied yout.
nath, with Huch success that in a little more
man one hour she was entirely relieved bo,h
Oh FEVER and all symptoms Of spasm.
). SchoolieId.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
TIE FRFSyTET

liter Al, eAtraortiinary drought of several
"ecGs, we had tnc rain last Thursday T.
Venire, Ehic'' continued the whole Of the
nSnt, With occasional gusts of h;gh wind III
rrlaav Iaoi?uns---lt was thought OF no more.
except vi.1n It was reflected in tie benefits
Wh,th Snuicd in our corn fields On Fri,luv
nIsht th= james River hegan To riSt, and nv
oi'HrGay morning. exhibited (. h,sn et,rShet
more sudden than any which IS rocoliectc,i By
tue oiaeSt nhabltant. Vast quantities of dri}t
Won-' gram OF az sorts. poured dogsn the
laiiS--MaFos bridge appeared To be in inlmi
he1. danger. nc low grounds, the wha,ves
az hocke's were COvcrcd-the Shipping So
fiou$Y trreatened--the river re.ched IFS
hel6ot about sun down on Saturday-n
W minutes before iCh, t,at part of Mavo's
orlo5e winch lays between the dollhouse and
-'iilCheSter gave way-.hout s pens Of the
wooden work t'oatel down the stream. tht.
CtseS OF b piers were torn of, and the piers
iel cown--that part Of the bridge which
stdldS between the ioii-housc and Richmond
resS1en the raging torrent, although covered
WIN WaIer-it received TO other injury. tla1,
having some OF the earth Of the caiiseyvav
washed awov and some of the timbers m
ShiFPea- nc river rose here about u N. Ii
Inc low grounds above and below this civ
wee demSe't with water, much grain swe,
away ana much corn is injured. Mr.. Trent's
darh on the other side of the riveri is s,ye,,t a.
way and great many mill-dams in the JJpper
CouA ~ carried off The injury above must =
lost --'e' arc
Mr.. Dunbar's bridge at Falmouth is car
ried CT. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
80, sX..As'IINcroN, July g


AT the latest dates from t,e Head quarters of CT4
RAJ oNowS, the army reihaned inactive the Heights
oil Siccnat9Sn, IN citation, correspondents init
mate, Of CUc m0dOrr CHAUSc..xs arrival 70 ce-l.,e,q,r
whh It. Ia what manner :ic Rect was To co-olert.
whether by cUn1.Ied attack h. tr..usuortnr the
and forces 60 different point ~ have not learnt
Guy, IA whatever waJ VIC Lcsln appreherd that the
eoOpcrauon o. Chiuncey IN tl.t quu,Terts nov o ot
the question. The British sqiairon is out and Our
squadron o'nno pass to the head Of the lake without
hat engaging ihe enemy IL he extrt-a.i, e,i-
rabie to- our ma al commanders try the trim II friI
new vessels and 10 practice their n before going III
toaCoon. hey wOulG OthCrwis. gaze ri great di,l-
vantge How long the station OF the enemy or Sack
EFT tlarbor may deprive them Cd ts opportunity or
whether they vii! haZat! action without it, W know
not but, under all the crcun tauces, risk nothing
~ predictmr tat unless Ceu. brown shall feel himself
within ie" d1ys strong enough act the offensive
he will b. Obliged abandon the ground h. hs, ,-si,
ed, and await the result D, the ;i,rnfng cnco;In1o
the Lake. We wish may b. deceived but this is
our nlNession from ali have Heard and sven on this
subJc' .
Ii IS ~ said tiiat Con CuAuNcrY is 81 much i,di
posed not to b, able take the command Of the
fleet, which, III t,a' Gaze, viii dcyoyc on Capt JoSEs
ate oi the NIac~ion.an, WHO commands the Mo-
hawk Com C'arnccys iiineSa this moment is u--
fortunate, bus no, surprisingly climate which subjects
the constitution % every ssp ger t. il Ia severe. not
dangerous ta Il he saoJ'd not b. abieto 20 out with
the fleet ho"cs,F. he has, in tie serond ia command
aSno't'tutt under whom Our .I''! rc1tstiru will lose
none its usue MT Lrt
II will De- eca1v tic notice this day pnbsi,c from
the Cunis~rv General o plsOpc thtt tl,. question,
OF Hostages between this Grv.rpn,nt and lu,t Of the
energy, has been far sof'cnl AZ least tIrt M h
PrsoncrsOn either src IL that sitution captured bv
or from tie cOmmand Of S.r Ge,rgc rrcvrs when tn
affair Of the twenty three American soldiers sent tn
Fng!and for trial originated ,vc been released aud ex-
changed as ordinary prisoners. We ll,; that this
step ascnrei ~ by tie Goveru6en; ~ coa-tjuence
Of assurances IRON the proper source, Lately received,
that these UscitV three d al other American
prisoners, sr"t TO Kand or tie Ike PURPOSE have
be retmcd 20 tie state Of ordinary prisoners, and
ceyc the sime treatment other nOn- aro.ed prison
err.
1t IS understood ta an express reservation has been
made i1 the convention recently concluded with the en-
cIny, rlt 10 Relapse with otIcrs t. hostages
row given uP sud toresrt again N retaliation Whecy-
it bc dc-nic proper FOR the past or ans future
! act oftle Opposite party. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
LAST NIGHT S.M4IL.

=
YIN "! or July 30.-Passengers who ar
fned H n the steam boot Paragon yestcriay
from Albany, stated, report vs. h cirrnj,,
noa mat Com, Chauncey sailed from !3st,ee,;.
Hars5or, with the Feet under his command. o.,
Sunday morning. No other news from mr
frontiers by the Steam Boat.
we are sorry TO state, that Gun Boat, No.
8; commandedby Capt. Kearney rolled over
ABOUT / O'clock yesterday morning, DURING
me s2uail as she lay at anchor in SDerrnacet
U C0'e rive men were drowned, and one
Killed. By the weight of the great giln.
EXTRACT Of letter from Eastha,3pton. 7
Gated July IS.
" The fate of Long Island, am .arprehen-
s'ye' viii be soon decided. Two dtserters
WI. %ac passed thIo. this place yesterday state,
that 1t IS the universal opinion on board the
heet' that this island viii be the first object Of
attack-New-Yor the second.
- The deserters were from the Superb "a
= hey further state, that is sail of the line.
with troops or 'oa.d, arc daily c,rectei j.
Gardne.'s B@y."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

the interesting details of the arrival of the i'll
lnStrious Strangers In the British Capital are
i now assembled-Ihe Emperor of Russia
The King of Prussia-The Prince Rcrent of
E'ngland-rhe Queen of England-Thc
,rinces and princesses of the Blood Roval-
Prince Henry of Prussia--rhe sons OF the
hing of Prussia--The Prince Of Orange
i he prince of Mecklcnburgh-Th Prince of
6aNaria-Ihe Prince of W'irtemburg-Ihe
Grand Duchess of Oldenburg-Marshai Blu
cher-Ilc Hetman Platoif:--General Barclay
&c loii--Generals Bulow and Yorck-prince
Nletternich, &c &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

isci IN the par of;hn government Of t,e T. States e
., nrst Britain, whereby all prisoners ,f vac and an
oer persons Subjects ~ residents OF the one o., c,i-
zcns Or residents 0'thc other captured fam H.. com
n'ho ana authority OF SIR George Prsvs.,. OF Ly the
iorets rnderhE oNss, durins me p crt war p COR 20
~ ',n gay o. Ap1i last, who wer~ tlieueid wtn the
u y 10y The authcricsa due same 81. 10 IN I'm, L
oi N"" oen,i oy Sae SGilntsGes u & ,lltsin. ws-.
Exchanged wltl,oa; e>oo ;iou All officers non-enm
'la,ohN' o'ieerr pfvatVs ard Seanieu belonging %
tfe Nnt or a'i forces o:hc Icitcd States r.,,a,> ar
'''', ANA aii Ptrons o. vyey other descii,on who
me- nave ben ea?trrcd previous IN the issh ,.v OF
Nsr'i %c'tsar!, 10y s'iv ot;lc forces, military or naval,
n'Ier me sad eoe"n*rd, ard who we,> then IN the
She' >'es Oh parole oroler wise ~ who may have
oe,' r' 'Sed"of as To l.rltosetl from the Caua,as
- 'o'"7ocou, l. t!ie tI.n,s, ~ compliance win the
Ss.u coif cion, a'e declared finally cxolauge,I and
Az S'oH o'eeS, no'-ccnini'sioieJ o9ccs. ur;va,es.
s'h'n Sn Other persons r- hereby uCtjfe,l;lst they
gre as nee 70 se'e ~ 'uy capaciy as they had new
"a Oeeii n--lc .reoi.ss.
l. MASON,
Co9In C,,ap Of Prisoners
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
RICHMOND, avg Usrs.
I'VE NEWS.

=, 4 III = II :,
he mass Of ncws which we received YES
ter'.ay morning, is 81 great as not to allow ms
room icr conment.-lCs ulnsr intercating fea-
t,'re to uS. IS the number OF troops coming. 10
calculations vary from IS To 10000.
In i teww-,hs o,ir suspence n,nst he ave..
we shall have = n;oce--or rLc sDeu Of tne
negotiation NIL 5s dissolved, ard cf.ic:cnt ar
r"nSerients 7r8 be made to carty on the
:e2F' = Ia the mean time have AN eve. to
l>ohS lsland-whch lhe enemy VIII probably
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
FROM TIE POTOMAC

'Accounts as late as the SOth have been 70.
CcFed-No important events have traDsp;red
ON the Goth the enemy landed in large forcc
-artliicey, caUG!yy and infantry, "a lest
l0OU-7t they did net wait till We could attach
them, but tool; OF coed deal of stock, and
or 80 nesroes--their vessels have gone up.
except > small ones a, the mouth the Pot
mac They were as high as Stratford in
WtstnoTeiand late or Thursday EVENING