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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

The subscriber Wii continue to transact 5,sires, on
Commission, MS heretofore in the house which was m
eup'ed by Cue late frIn Of Clarke & s;ub!,tt.
SAMUEL SUBLETT
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GOING CHEAP FOR C.9.SH.

E|yLiAS V. LACIIAIzE, nsarly oppo.ite the Eael.
81 tag's1l, oil rs ?or sale The following articles, a
very reduced prices, viz:
first chop Rearskn Great Goats, F.ocks, Surtoats.
ssyle
N. b. He requests these who have claims against
MN, to presen, them for Settlement on cr before the
i9th dayo 81 December eeXt-lie likewise bces those
indebted 70 him, to call and discharge their bills, as
Nov ). 1Qt
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EDUCATION.

ta.Nt Rules holden in tie CLERKS Uiiice
OF The Superior Court of Clr,ncrl., Fr tho ~
,aGnd District, the first day of September, lsi5.
hocert Patton and William a. Gtn,o,.v .y..,..,o.- C
Fisher, ' S' % I ~, &
Against ie"S'
'onn leslie executor OF Robert Crpg, decd Cornell
us Buck, administrator of Archibald Car,,.,I ~
TTs1ea James Ryan and Fianeis Conway, Dcs.
turned, executed on the defendant F,s,cis
aieaIns by satisfactory evidence that he Is not ~,
.nSDlaht OF tins country IT is orGr7eg 'I'bst ,~
s Geirndant do appear here the first day Of IN.
revival thereby song!,. and that ,r ~ nc
De, ne forthwith Inserted in newspaper blisel N
tlle Cty OF ticllmond To- months s,.cesJsy ana
City. 0'' Cai''o' ID the .1id
Copy. Tcse,
Got 1s Wa. w HENING, CO.
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1920 .9NRES LIlNN-

faS!IE undersigned offers for sale or exchapre n,
lands IN The loser eo'nrv. 41'z0 acres ut iad ~
ing on Roanoke river, Immediately below the junction
OF lan and Stanton rivers. /; Is supposed thai fre
are othe above 20 acres oftle first rate river lon.
The high land Of al excellent qualify and wei! ia,
oered. Terms will be made accommodating For
iurihG ir miornahon apply Mr. Tho, NJ. Randolph,
u. IN Richmond, or 20 me.
Musk Islsnd, Mecklenbur
Eoy.t7. a.
ENhE Co-patnershipo C1,1s . iSmIII - I7-1S 10,
ni'."Ved ty mutu9i consent-'Thosc who may
nave CLAIMS on the concern, vii present .hem for ,,y
nlent to Samuel Sublstt, To whom those irid.lded VIII
please make payment &c speedily ss possible
FREDER{Ch' CL.iaEE,
S.4.NUEL SLLBLETT
Richmond, oh Nov 1914
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WILLIAM JUNFoRD, Clerk.
is. BARBOUR, PreSdenG
J. PRESTON
y. ~. l2JCUOJAg

On motion ~ Mt thompson, Ordered, frrt flie sail
report be referred 10 stlect cornmitlee. it Iesee
to repoq 10y bill oT otherwise And comm, Tee us
appointed n fseas Thompson, Scott, Nslsnf. f.s.
kcror Z umbe-'aud, M'Rae, Turner Maein. nanFs
Eocc, Hpwytr, Anderson Of Augusto, Lewis Of (,lnr.
seasr, snd Iones Of f3iouceaer,T
Iheh l Giving tlie sheiifs ofcer'ain countiesGr,.
uui ths frs dsy of December nes, 20 nav the taxes
irfJ tie 'igr1ry. wa- ellen M and rciset<L
The tpnf0te fw evrmrnpg the Register ~
- r.adc an c;siora' Report, Vhic conr,udoi win
F''O"h, issooisuCa rs" - as tie
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FFDERAL ChUCUS.

We understand another Federal Lexislanve
Cdacss was held a. the Exchange Coffee House
last evening, at which the old hob y horse o. "re
sfstance 10 the Llles" was again brought upon tue
carpet. We understand the leaders of the party
were Tor sdsp;ing measures to carry their pIsns
fmmedlatey into effect, anJ urged the necessity of
ST., mng AID taking iors Uayrea and hfde0en,k
encs. These Wild and c,azy projects, frightened
many Of the eolp;fy members, IS they were u.,,,
app extensive their neeki would be the forfeit. ana
hey have satisfied ihemsel, es, that thors who re-
ommsud such lswieSe proceedings, trH mn, pApI
sor, take the ted After great deal Of alteroa-
u}n the meeting Was adjoerntd
Turn which WY th,y wil, this British faction
"at escape disgrsoe.-ro tread back their stem,
om'''sto strike, after Eve years THREATENING
aud hi . 'g, viii sink them tn the lowest dep,b, =,
eontemg,. 10 sdvsnce, sad commit the ove,t ocf
-''' seal lI,eir doom Tor yer! Independcrt or IN.
r. or' ~ The law. 10 use The forr;bl, iangusse ri
r"heF Smei, " Scsrn c'ouH srtife and Sir.f oss
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lCIRCULAR.
AccoUNThWw Sorp1c,

rrAyM.crrnn.cH n oND, February 2o. rsta
Pc i-MAS Frs of Regiments ars hs,r. pa:
70 Rcna ;,, nat until they hal have ,ntere3 ;r.
10. with sufficient security, to he snnr'o, ~, 10
we w Sommandsnt of the Regiment in ~ ~
~ ,oyo o0ns payable TO the Goy.rnor s psns''y
ICING, anu his successors, for the u.s os .'ne
Of WIN condition Tor the fsithfu, .e,sr.
', .'e'r aaues, and accounting for and ':srs1
SUNG Oh money that shall from tim -, P"y,nS ai
seNen oy them and moreover tat;n, -" 'e 1e re-
,e some justice OF the peace" dis,.,, o g pc
4. So 70 execute and perform The dutss Of Ia W.
I" which ~ Ing 20 the best ckill aud a5i,;,iea ,e
-. ne - possessed'--Thst mo nona ;i,
Commonwealth 'ne authority of this
"eSmentai Quarter Masters are sIso -o.,,:,
roye ~ ,, security N the like penalty. to he an
expenditure Of all public monies cd 'or ne faithful
a.. Pubic property, which may come 70 ,ha;s s ZOE
epeeSrey- and those now IN seryar mr. vt 80
,,s neaa. IN service and have not re,,,rns,i
70 necessary accounts, of purchase, I'd 80 ~
OF sues, to enable this de,art,osnt ma aostr Io's
sulu't Hs well their, as tie payrn.s,., ''e "'n
u.ehe' are required forthwith to return ~ s',
e ISL Oh January last, and in future the, mes
lions os ~ IT. eSyearD, conformaby to the Re- euI.
''o ~, pi uf - ,. upon the eubeet es"'~-
:. hi bonds thus required, with the
"' ooNtosndant and sfRdivt of the Paw. 49,. y.
be returned 10 this depsrtnept ~ --"Ss'er' to
o''eers OF the rniiitis, who were ordered ..
rebuezVeos al Font Pleasant Norfolk ond - 70
mary poss and who prueuced sund,, '. otner I'M
og troops having failed 20 render scco,n,s s - ' v
=, ments OF the march 70 ~ also IN 49,,
~ u''pos'uon OF he Camp Equipsee receiyed 10
nish e reques.ed to render sucs accounts s. fur
- u,e necessary retHtns without delav-ans
those who have drawn money for - syIsna
".s'nent, Detaehnasnt, or COmpspy are rsona,,
90 70 return Receipt Rolls for the smo1ot ~ ~
mem espestivey, tina, tbeir seroupt, NAV BE- Ana.
Ns.... JOHN CHEW, Accountant.
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List NIGH7"s Al.4IL.


" We had no :npsrsfrrm The north lsst niebt.
nor any tie n'sa, be ore One stragclinp r.,
only OF SataraS las, vas received in
'o,s et'y, ned sited q 81 C,,s,S fs,o,o = = -
itcontnipa Sss, Rotiesr' p ssc;sf ocsa,,.,
. e~hst ION e, bat void Of a,si
eN-sse tes a. otiavlSe On, sse Tn pes -,
g-:s the Americah sshoec~r H..
10Th sese'scd 2 vessels which proved 20 ~ az
French rieates, La Nyfhphe 4. Nts,,ss ,". ~. U,
not speak them-on the 5th Jsi a, ssas,,,,rt 3D..
o.'tsh merchant ship Wsnderer, .ms !, I6 men
~. ~, -" VIII plantation stores-sunk heron
me Tth tell IN with the Is merchant sb;, -;
N rorge, in the character of a esr,I - ~
'our o'hers had been t.ken by ,br =, snch E.;.
a'e'---on the 9th, captured the min Edw.rSS
- e. Ahu eight men, in balast-.unk
ner-'fterwar's cartared and sunk m. Rr;,;.s
se"o"se Jonathan with rum aud drv vo,d- ~
most valuable of which he took on SrHe
800 vi C,areston, came in sight OF superior soma.
until h. mod sysE,Tavsrse' the American coss.
.n.. ne mace sandy Hof k, where he fell in u;tI,
sn"ser OF the eneray's squadrona and . NV 80,
ahsee onntao'e cause, permitted In .n;.r ,he
y.a..'"usn 10 Tie presence OF decidedly suner;.
oe uTee'stier having heen obliged IN reo,.; -
Z l1 houra waiting fer the tide" "'" '''''ae
T.; Flashing on. Fe5. IS.
- - rumored, and we believe cor,ectI
INIT Gideon Granger is sunerced, 4 ~ ~
once or Post-Master- General bv tbe oor,;
NATION by the President, 20 The Sen.,e of pv-
e., la En-, =. ME1Gs. now Governor Of Ohio, to
NJ We presume The above is owing IN NJ r..
Io'.he pr' Leib into the p q. of Phi;adelnb;s -.
the way Of doing it, nqniye-.) ''p''A' S"d
-. IS not improbable, we think thar sor,e
oay enquiry will be instituted into the
rnaudsrs 81 enc or more Of the principal com
nnahoers on The northern frortier du,;nr
me months of October and Maven, ', ns
TT appears TO be the general imnras'ior
Shce the pronunciation Of this Reoort rs
p.e secretary at War, respecting the fai,,r w.,
Oh me last Campaign that there was ms.
sahaact some where. but fer which a DIR.
en-. result might have attended the term.
na.ion OF the campaign. If so. the r.sn,, IS
sucn an enquiry, as ff is rumored il a6n,,, ~
o orc, hsa' WIZ determine where the bisme
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THE ENQUIRER. !.
THE ELonUENCE OF \ REPUBLICAN,
-'ir. HOLMES. .aC.4Lvt
- sfAKce ..

We this day oAesrfuliy yield oar pisee to MFR
is'mes, the arm assertor OF principle in the Legs
isture Of usetts There is an ntre .iJty al
truth, which wins the esteem of the good, and awe.
the heart OF the traitor. Holmes suits the timec
au'"eey and Otis shrink in dismay before h.m.-
1t Sc ms, that the bu,ying has yose BY The insur.
season arrives, the consprators will find it just as in.
expedient to risk their necks as they do at preseo
The lightning OF the peoples wrath, will wlther the
wretch, who dares atempt the dissolution of our no
ly Union.
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LEGISLATIVE REPORT US THE ToWl
MEETING MEMORlAlS

The Comnittee which chosen take into
consideration the Memorials Of several towns against
the War and Embargo, mad formal Report, con.
',ti,s OF Preamble snd string of Resolves, the
whole embracing violent pis;lippo against the Ma.
Gona Government. This report was read 10 the
senate, and Monday next assigned 10 take il into
consideration. Immediately after il read in Sc.
NATE, Message was sent from the House, reqaes;-
ing the Senate send it down, which wa. dons.--
IN. Hoase then adjourned to half past three O'Clock
r. NJ. when, after ds,'osns of business Of mi
nor consequence. the report was read from the
chair. a motion vss then made by the republissns,
assigning fu sday next, to take il into
which vas neSoticed. After. which, one Of the m a.
lcrty moved, that this morning, 10 o'clock, be- rs.
signed, which was carried The Republicans obj
ed to this, as not afordiiS sufficient time the eon.
s,deratos al 30 important subect-snd moved
that the last vote be re-eonsidered. They stated
that the time was wholly nsufisient anil il the mo-
ton was persisted in, the Question might as vel, be
taken nos--~herenpon tie vote was re.eonsis!er ed
and moioa made to take the question b. yeas ana
nays, which ~ss REFUSED by the Majority, S. the
Report W.. adtp1 d, TINS preeluding debate. Why
10 hs federasts rsfNse 70 put their ra,ne. 70
their prosesdingsI
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I'VE Subscriber bess leave to inform The ~,
z%n Is, o. a. kshmonJ, that he has lately setted
himae at ne south soroeF of r. and q3J strcets.
Tor the purpose o. carrying on the b,t.;ns,s &c
8r ok Making and Laying, and Will unJsr,sto w ~,
execute (in workmanIks msuner) the f,ryet warh
1i ouio'ng' o. any size, or description, either b.,
With the assistance sf few good vor,,nen euo.-
Philsdeiphia where the 3ubssriber served e.
ar apprenticeship he Aattors himself thst ~ ,s11
De ensSled to give sessrsl iausfsetion to HE en-.
2Ioyer, .' '" "" enH
r..ss PHILIP N. TABB.
svs
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TIE BUBBLE BURsT!!,

OK,
"TIE SEASON or BRAVADO," DRAWING
TO CLOSE.
TfK il nor in WASKING1oN !-PnbHsh il
nor IN Nsw-YoRK, PHILAD1LPRIA, Or
BALYsMdRs Lesf me FRIgNns or Il.
MERIcA should rtjeice, and qriM one ac
cord. cry our. PoO~, dt gruded, miserable
FEDERALISM OF the BOSTON STAMP"
The hol-bloodcd leaders of the I" Federalsts oi
the BosroH STAMP" after having put on resolves
ard remOn;trances to almost every town in the
state Tor their soptimr, t after having induce the
hot-htads OF number Ihese towns to believe The,
were in earnest, OF course commit t.t s.Ives
IN tire gr0sssst manner by adopting some Of
them in regular town.rD eetiR.s; nov, torsoot. to
the m"r"hctiion OF their loor tnos, have det.pfnin
sd, that IT Is INkXPEDiENT, Ar THIS
TIME TO HESl IT The GOVERN MHNT BY
FORCE 6at mat they had better adjourn the ba-
siness three o., fur nion;hs tonger--aiid then gem
tie r.rder, what doyou suppose tney intend to DO !!
WhJ,if the same should he reelected, the,
will assih bnsier and ezpose their dupes in perhaps
a dezea or tweuty roore towBst
The TALis@AH which has burst the BusBLE.
an scattered IL to the four winds Of Heaven iraJ
the nomination by tie PfpnbiicGn5 Of tie Hon.
.tfessrs. DEXTER ard GKnY
+ Bosfog I0fr;a,
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VaMa6de Ground Far SAFE.
en- Friday the 1itL d1y of this month. ST F,.v.r
n. oeees, vii, be sold By the subscribers at Pub
o. ground, which formerly belonged to Mr. Ssnn,i
SeheieI, oeIns part u the second suuar. above RI
court Honse, and eontsiping twenty seven fss, -
a on the south side Of the Mai. street and run
h'ng BACK nearly the original depth Of the ,ot,
Terms at sale. Wv '''
. Moncure, Robinson ~ Pleasant.
---- ~ - Ius AHcfinnerra.
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- IkhYED on STOLEN, on S,tnrJ,v nib, -
- hoAN HORSE, chiefly white al the root -
the tah (trom the south side Of the Bagnl' abo. %
yesrs ga, some saddle spos on his back tro,s and
PAGES a liberal reward will be given Co,. 80
horss, on delivery to the subscriber ON In, 81
side of tie Basin y" '"' So"to
MArsl, 9. W nCptES.
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cit the disgrace. and tie public Wi be ss...
'tisfec.
Ertraes Of a letter from, Gentlemen in
Wfhams6u'y 20 the Editor, dased Fc6
| =, ,uary 49,.
."On Yesterday evening the Oregon, IS i, ;,sub
POSED, with brig snd sehrs r.suo ed IL cir st.,on
on York sPit--we have beard po,hiug this mcru;u-
from them, There stationed at York, so me-.
nnder the command OF Cart. Ascher Col Bus.e,,
departed from York this meralns."
.r.;...a /, CORVETTE ADAMS.
~. ,., SALEM, Feb ~.
Arrived tais morning. the brig Henrietta, U.sooI
rom 81 Savadore, cargo tsliow, hides, fustic kr
IS days passage. The Henretts has been bosr.le,
on her passage, by. the U. S. rrigste ADAMS.
capt MORRIS, and has br-ught letter from Can't.
M tor the Secretary of the Navy. Il i. said the
Adams was IA days cut. ., -.
The Adams boarded the Heprietta 81 DAYS sine.
on bermuds, ---The officers stated, that the rr,-
gate got aground in going. out of tn. Chesspeske.
IN the night, bpt on got of without damage.
he despatches frori capt. Morris have been for.
wsrded to commodore i3ainbridge.
- TO RE AifiERs. f]
Two Couaslrnicstuns on the proceeding, ~
the Legislature, are omitted for want Of room w.
shsh give blaze to them in our next-and then
crop the surisi5 oves the acts Of the Legislature
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hdjb'ant and Mshrctor Gercyaps Office
Washin- or, 2Sd Feb 1914
GENER HI.i iIfilERS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
he President of the United States has beer Plea
sed, hy and with the sdvies sud consen. Of The Sen
re, 20 max til Following appointments, In the army
OF the y. States, viz:
hNTHoNY BUrTER, Lieutenant Co,o5ei Of the
rest oil nfaitry, to be Coopel OF the I'd reef
Of semeu.
oEoRog. CnooHAN. Major h, the I7th rs ri.
rnent T i'iautly Lfe~ts nant Colonel ky breve, TO
De Lieutenant Co!onsl IN the 2d regiment II r1ae.
DAVID GwYsWs, Captain in the 1o,G regiment
ot'nfa"tty'to de VI jor ~ the I'd regiment ol rae
Incr.
WrLLIAM H. puraurf, Copt.;n +, the gs. y
OF Tih men.
WILLIAa Krso, Msior in the 10th regimen,
o. 'bfantry, to be Colonel 10 the sd regi,sent of Ri
femen. " ~
W.T. S. HAMtLroS. Majsr in il,s inth regiment
o. infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonial of the Sd re-
Eiment n rifeuen.
WALTER H. OvERTov, Capta;n in Che 7tb re-.
gn-nt - infantry, TO be Major in the 81 re girnept
,ofriiemep.
JosePH SELDsa, Captain in the ID regiment o,
sht dragons. to be Major in the Sd re .inent q,
JAMES GIHsov, Captain in the regimen, Of reh,
sFthery, snd ColoneI BY brsvet, to Be '(o,oaei ri
the 4',h regiment a. ri6epen
SoSIAH SSELLISG,T spectnr-Genersl Major
~ breset, anil Captain in the 4th regiment If in.
fNnisy, to be Lieucnan, Colonel Of the 9Th rife reg
tDent -
TALsor CaeNeess, crptsin in the Ssh rcgi.
'oent n iufs'sry, 20 be MAJOR in the 4h rife re-
uaNrSL PvssyY Of Ohio. to he Rsrir,.n,al
Surgeon :, The snd re siaent OF rlcnen.
~ oyde,,
D. r. wAbsAcH
Mgr talhnse'ts Lcgisa'nre.
=
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r'ifhfr. Zee fshtnine, the knaoes thai thur ,,n,.
pie 90
We understand expresses have been sent round
to MI the country towns. calling back those honest
members, who have expressed 20 much eisconsrar
d'red 70 return, to assist takias efthe En,6a,>
go! Boss oas.
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D
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BALTIMORE, Ma-ch 25.
That part Of the British squadron q ship.
brig, and schrs. that came up the bay
short time ago, returned below on Sunday
last--prcvious to which they sent six bar
ses inso Wecomico. it being foggy, they were
DO, discovered unrii they laaded. They car
,ied eff a variety of articles belonging TO the
farm houses there, and wauecaly destroyed
all ths furniture, and set fire TO small
house wherein was a loom. They did not
discover any vessels in the creek. Before
the militia could collect, they were of.
Ar. sch. Orb, captain Hart left Pisrka
tank MARCIA 23d, az O'Clock A. "a The
enemy went OFT OF the river on Tuesday
evening, 22d list. and were not in sight on
tie following morning.
The Schooner Fame, Gortor, came up wi l.
him.
ASou. seventy negroes from Gloucester
and Matthews COUNTIES, Va had Joined the
English.
We ondsrs'snd that court of inquiry is
now sitting on Gen. Wilkinson, of which
Gen. lizard IS President.
Washington City Gazette.
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"a more comprehensive treaty, bu. sing tIat
the intentions OF all the ah:ed powers, as
vel! az those of Ercigra a e knawp-and
= IS ao0 useless II tdinS Cf an armistice,
or OF negotiation which has net for its
hrst principle, General peace tia, the
aiIed sovereisns we're ANONYMOUSLY agreed,
tunsnnsnen, q accord hat :. anc,. c.,;,ur
TO preserve rs power and prepeDderanc.
IN lis integrity, [aAns SCR in selite' cons-
ninS Itself w!ti:.a itG pa,urai bount, RES,
waich are tac Heiae, tie, Alps, aud ,..s
Pyt-pees.
That the princip.c Of .fa,enen,,croe Of
Germany, was a conaitioa sir- gre non that
therefore France must rec unce, no, mere
~ the influence, which por erfu, state may
OBTAIN, over one of inferior forcs, bne every
Claim to sovereignty o,ei Germany /; that.
besides Ii was comfortable 10 tie D. si,iaa
which his Majesty had himself lad down N
saying that it was proper that .rea, powers
should be separated by states less formida-
ole
That on the side CT the Pyrenees, the IN
dependence Of Spain, and the ..e-ss.ahlish
ucnt OF the Ancient Dynasty, were eoualiy
a condition, sire qua non.
1aat Austria should have frontier In
l:aiy, which nigh, be settled By negncia-
ton lha, tie boundaries Of PIEDMONT muse
be = subject OF discussion a. well as ,ha or.
understood that this coan ~ as we'll as Ger,
many should be governed, IN man,er in
dependent Of France, and of every other pre-
pcnderant power.
That the future state cf Tio'land should
L ke wise be a subject OF nsgociation the
rrincip'e OF It's independence being never
theleSs recognized.
That England was ready to make the
greatest sacrifices for peace fcusd On
re eba e, ard TO recognize the freedom OF
Commerce and navigation 10 which France
mad right to pretend.
That if .hcse principles of general pa
cihcat'on were agreed - by LIS MAJESTY,
such place as he might eem convenient ON
the r,rht bank of thu RaiIie. rnight be rem
defed neutral, where the Pieripatentigsiss
81 Ell the erii'serent powers might i,Dme-
diate'y assemble; the progress Of military
operations are hot ho1evtr TO 6e suspended
ON this account.
(SigDed) SAINT AFGHAN.
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TIE ENQUIRER, .slarea 30.
EyIROpE.

lhe POT thick ms upon US cyerv tav-
and IN short time we mus' learn the denou
tneHf cf these Tremendous events which
have lately conyu,sed Europe.
We have accounts from Puiq TO he Q h
OF February. bonaparte was At the teai
OF nis arrny--he was az Vitry On .he 26,b
jan.--on the LIST Feb. had scy.re action
with me aNles at bTisnDe- tue Sd ,e-
ire ted to Troycs Two reaso $ have be ,
assigned for his falling back t. that tse
corps under Blucher, which had crossed
NE Kline at Mnnhe;rn had eF-ct-d ,
Junction with the Prince of Scrwar,yen.
berg's corps. which had marched throuen
switzerland. and thus overpowe ed hi,,-.
q. that he might Intercept a corps which
was advancing by Aux-terre, IN aaot' err
cute to Paris.-The last sccnunt We tear
OF him, is, that he had effected jurr.io,
with Msrtier, Duke of T-eviso.-Trove il
only 30 miles from Parasitic reDr,,s pe ,ha
aires beng at Nelsi.ars or Fontairble VI. on
~ 8? miles. are, we suspect, nc more than
the Idle runors of Bordeaux.
Detachments fron Snul;'s a~mv rear Raw
oFne were marching wi'h great cpicri,y %
JOIN bonapaTts-Suchett's Corps in Catslo
MIA, were crossing the Pyrenees and oro-
ceeoing tn Lyons. ~
What the next arrival may b,ing forth
It VIII be almost preeumptucns to S:opiec.
ture. Who will at this critical emergency.
SET up tor a prophet, after the wooSer.1i
revsr!es With he has seen l. the auiuna
OF lSl2' bonaparte penetrated 10 Moscow
IN me very heart OF the Russian Empire.
win almost all Enrope at mis- baek-&f,een
months after, all Europe. is against n ~ al
his own cHpitai is mcnaced
1t is probable. that by this time, there Is
Feace IN Europe During these qanguipa-
ny events, Caulincourt and Cas,lereath.
with the ministers of Russia, Prus.i, and
nstrIa' were at Chatilon. 100 niles fem
Paris calmly giving dinners. and di cussng
the projects of Peace.
- 5ecerM .Ne1s .4dOertisenrents TN 4ooi4a5iy
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CAST IRON F0UNDERy

VIE yahscribers h. We commenced tbe .s,.h,..,
rlert cfs FIJk, %4CE in this plsos ns,ls ,,.
arm ot Par%hfH, Sabbafon e Co.-Tbev ,r1..r, 80
ave It IN complete operation shout tie n4jls IS
ray htA'' and VII thanktuily receive o, hrs Eo-
tUs. Scs oFdrt d,scrbfioa sl,ch .b.v ,rs' -, 20.
executed vilh be'fnes1 sra dispa,sh, bsy.ng ,ro-
cured the hest Of workm.n ""'"S pro-
Orders lert with MIR. JOHN Psrkhip, Of bis, ,ers
=. a. Aa6osion, at tie Works, Just above M
BASIN on ,hc Canal OF With Ns,srs tt'r ' '
Petersburg, val De strictly stteaied 10. ''
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P II SINH 9Y'ON.
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Tor toe following Articles, to tie eyee,,,ed ., 81,
s1nVe msnu.Aetory, and fcrwsrdod sro,o ,i ~.
WIZ sU c'si'ie spesd--deiiversojs in Rsb,,rs,.1
taG i"5.oy pF'ees' WITH the charges Of irsngor
Coar's sni fine Wire from 10. to9s.
Gard We lrosi NO Is In q
1nrnsaFd OF beS5ins Vine sfv,riou, szs,
i'o,nnF' Standing and FsIIae Screens ~, .l..
'Wo7s WirsI of evs 5eseriptioo.
oH,n PES % the shove artis es may bs ee., .,so
ders lodgsd 81 the Counting Ilou,9 "a ~'"' 'na or
ANDaEW SMITH
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ALsANY, MsrcA 92.--Ihe list siv;ce, nm 81.
west wsa, led Us to believe, th.t toe enemy have 70
detachment may have been sent 70 AIaetseas. ~,
se'nio ce Their garrison there Dickso, AMI n mr.
9r'u'h agents are understood 10 hsye go.e 80
ne w.ncrn i"dians, to excite anew tLe.r host;l.tS
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FOREIGN.
BOSTON, Marsh IS.

HIGHLY IMpORTANT.
e. Yesterday arrived at this port. in 81
days from Bordeaux, the fast sailing letter
Of m,rqne brig Rambler, Capt. Snow. bring
ing Bordeaux papers to the I0th of Feb,ua.
ry, The following articles are from file
Of HE [ndieateur, received at this Office.
Patriot.