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FITZWHYLSONN o POTYEV.

FITZWHYLSONN g POTTER,
HAVE just received the tnelish s. French In
II a terfs eter, o. School - Co3npting H,n.e Conn
panion, for the use Of Stuaents and sHerchdnts
This rs work Of great merit, and unites III. tse-
(Hf with the sisasdnt in greater degree than per-
hsps any other work OF the kind extsnt.
Nos 9 II, gf Piaie,ton's Lar2e Unioeysal
.lfIes, containing .faps Of france,
Germany, Haly, &c.
These Maps. to say nothing CT the superior style
OF execution, aye peculiarly interesting, US they ex
h'b'i, on scale sufficiently large the whole face OF
tie country, where tde srssd military operations
0! Europe sre nog goins on.
luess's Elegant -3-bs1icdn Atlas.
The OH BAcHELoR.> Byron's Poems
Naval History of the United States
Sever Novels md Poems
Nsdeu'cis lie d. la Fsyette.
Hssart.' 3 Diamond edition Of the Bible and Of
the r ew Testament, for the pocket.
great vsrietY OF Bibles, Prayer Books and o.
Their Religious Works.
Leuis g Cars Travels to the Sources Of the
Missouri, and Down the River Columbia 10 the Pc
ehe Ocean, during the wears iS04-5-6, with mans -
most Interesting work to Gsoogists and the lovers
Ut Natural resssrcb.
very extensive assortment Of Pocket and Desk
Pen hnives, OF the first and interior qualities
April 90 way
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JUST pUBLTSYEDj=-

IND For Sale az the BOok- P,i7iiag O6ace of Eit
chic e Tfneheur1--
n rev copies of Psmphlsi, containing Instruc-
"A tons tro,n Che Aseoanisnt Of The War Depart
ment, 20 the
RECONCILIATION I'.8H-.IfiSTEPy
Respecting the InsnDer in which they are to keen
add render their Accounts gether with extracts
i'olo the Laws, RuIes and Regulations Of the H. S.
6rny, relating TO the Pay Masters and Quarter
Masters Department, asiG force on the Ist Ct Jan.
uary 1914.
Api. o3. 0
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BUCK-IiLAflD FOH a6I.I[

BUCK-JSLAED For SALE.
VIZ 7ans bic Trset Of Lsnoy Containing 10 ard
OF one thousand Acres, lying "a he sous,v 9.
tlbemsrle, On the North River, with A MIL.
griniag With the thereof, and 81 Il ne.auarr,
attached thereto, within short distance oC de Ri,
err, VIII be positively old on the 10Th of My next
AZ fuohe auction, ON lie premises, IL not Ireyious
y disposed OF, in which event noi.se viii ie e;sS
The Terms OF Sale, Will be, oue-tliird in hand
one third payable the hrst day of January pext
when possession viii be siven,) Toe remainins
drth"n twelve months from thst date
ArriI Is. 7tn
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sOClOR MERRY makes a respectful tender of
~ his services in the different branches OF hi,
profession to tie citizens OF Rieh,nond and its vicn
ity He may be seen at his Office over Mr. Park
hirs Store, few doors below Candles corner
April rs wSwp
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KOBkRl JOHNSON

Md JVTl IfOJ-N
" as on hsnd general assortment of IRON
q a MONGERY, CUTLERY, SIC. &e.--Consis-,
ing Of Locks OF every description, Bolts, Hingest
Screws, Hammers, Planes sud Plane Irons, Saws of
all kinds, Oil Stone Troweis, Spades and Shovels,
Cutting Knives, Scythe Blades Wire No. 6 TO SO.
Wove Wire for Screens and Fans, Castings. Tea
Pots and Kettles, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Sheep
Shears, Knives and FORKS, Wrought and Gu Nails,
B;ads, Sprigs, Window Glass, Cookie and deal
S.lters, Brass Cocks, thermometers, Cotton Cards,
&e &c. ehish he will sell low by wholesale or lie.
tsii.
N. y. He hss good assortment of Anvils, Vices,
Hammers. and English Seine Irvine, which he will
sell At reduced prices.
March rs. wifi
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NIOrlcE.--A;l PEI PAS ,,,.,,., ..
= "''s' "''"V Ia "ie so.parinersaip ii VI. s. w.
uo,,o'.aH hNo~'se tiose indS TED to ~. & ".
,:, ere 'e'aes Ell TO ccr'S, Tor vsru and make
be Snsa. ''''hS''' as f0r'hef 'nde'ssn'e saaaos
-6L9RTLN k3LLOW.sy.
For Sale or Myc--A likely N..-, yvo
-" ee" T'eos.oineh entirely TO house business
80 H"Ve 20 Tehf--'Nhree rooms in the upper
pSre ., an e'eE'nt brick building or Shockoe Hin.
terms, apply TO
April 49, "' "''.oT'dy.
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|. A N ID FOR SA LIE
3 WILL sell on Monday the ninth of nezt nm 4
"A at B ,r. Court House, being conrt de, h
OyFE IHDO"AygD ACKES OFLHyIl
lyiag end being in the said county, adio;nir, ke
lands Of Mr.. Joha CabelL Terms made kooy,- =,
sale.
BEVERLY SMITH, sdn'.!
OF WIN. SMITH, desI.
Nenchegter, April 30. ,ds
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y 1Ht,iNiA: At a superior Court of Chsnae1,y
holden at tse Capitol, in the City Of Riohm cad,
the 29tt day "iJsnuary 1915
William Baikley =. Pit.
aganst
botnas JOfuan Deft.
This csrse came on this day In be heard on the
Bill, answer, exhibits and examination OF
and WAS argued by Counsel. On consideration
wheree the Court doth refer the accounts betwe =n
tue psrties 10 one OF its commissioners who is d,rsc
ted 70 e%asine state aud settle Tie ssnr and make
Report tAereof to the Court, With any rlatters spe-
rsJ s-~+', >i-s-i is,:I,s.nt y tiI6.s!g or which
| MY hessquiied by the parties 10 be 50 STAGED
l. a Copy. Teste,
WM. w. RENIEG, &C.
Commissioner Office,
Richmond, 18th April, 1914
The parties concerned are hereby notified, that
have appointed Wednesday the 22d. day OF june
next, for carrying into effect the foregoing order OF
Court, on which day their attendance is required
at my Office, with their papers. and vouch
ers, ready Tor examination and settlement
WA. FORESTER, NJ. C.
April Is. wSw
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"a oilCE.-A All persons bayiugciaims against the
estate OF Curtis II. .iloore deed. are request
ed to make them known to me, in order that Prov
sion may be made for the payment of lhem-'fhose
indebted 10 said estate requested to make paw
nent, rs the situation Of the estate will not admit Of
indulgence.
PAMELA MN MOORE, Exeeufyix.
or The Washington Ta yern is still spt open By
the ExecutrIx' April Is w4w
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Sales at AUCTION.


EOiLL &c so'd at Pubic Auction, on Friday the
18TH Mpy, II ia'r, Otherwise ths r,xt lair dsy.
II LOTS Of GROU.NJD, in ne very Teyt,c n
rae City, On part OF which Byra's War. Hons. I,
Greeted THIS ground "a so adysn,avcorsly s;,,.i,,l
Tor either pabe or private bui,irss nd so renersi.
~ ALo"n, tnat 1t ia deemed mune e-sys,y "a say sny
th'og 20 rseorAmsnd it. al the ~.re.i. uses. &c.
tSe now Gpon the ground, wal be sold ui that t,ay
10 De ts1en away at Soue short time ,herSsite: a,
may De aSteed or, on tie day Of sa,s.
ons third OF TOE purchase money win be ekr.,ir.
eu an three months, cue tlId ia SIX inoa,ls and
u remS!uing third in Iiue months. Notes Wit,
approved indorsets, psy SHE IA either OF the Bank
III Ret u.ond, viii DC required. A plan Og lie iou
iGGy &c seen at the Coffre House
BY ordsr q Mr. Wade a,osbY.
IHo.h.Q.S I-3YLOR.
hrr'' Il IDS
EbUkS tAk1 70 s Decree of the ChsnS-ry us
ntet CeUft OF WlUsnsborg pronounced or the
Zuth usy OF April, 1879, Wherein Robtr, Rrouah
Surviving partner of ifoiass Band l. 90. is p!air
ur, against tescAy Wills shd others, defendants 4
Nnoam Co'emaf, pit. against Wiitsm Halt, ,l.it
val be sold before the door oil the Eagle 1syern a.
t eeiis :" Richmond, On hon,.sy The 18Th day N
Arri mex, tor rea'iy mohey--on. nioieiy of - Y
So acres Oi L.f~ND, lying ca the vsters OF E.a
Sandy AID ii ia Creek, III tae County OF n, oiSs.,s
JUH.N-5.i!RLEH, CoS.-
20. GKEE.NWoV rni.s!cn-
S.d.iL CREE.N,HOIH era.
March IL. ePtds
Or The sale OF the Land above mentioned. !,
postponed to "Wednesday the tsth o. May next.
Ihe Coi,!a.iSSioHeTs.
April 60 tbs
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hDW'D- 2. U3VJY

Ed W'D- =. O5VIS
A5 resigned the station held by hirs in u
II farmers Bank Of Virginia. sin.s the cor,
a @ That institution, aai hiss opened
office IA the house lately oeenpied by .Tassrs, Xv;
son and y on D Gary Street. go So
:, ne Proposes 60 tfsRsset business generally o.,
Co71f2sSi7r. Combined t;ier. vita. lie win ex,
ep.e ~ matters oT1Dit.sd 70 him 81 Stool. Brey
,sd 6dehty. f..(
Match Is. ,g
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April 90.
JAMES BRRAM.


Sign Gofd .4noit, j. Street, Zi.chrnend.
now Receiving. snd offers Tor sale in addition to
8 bis Stock Of lL3R0H.affy, TX GN.liO.N I, #.
RF, &c sSc.-
$50 kegs of Gu, Nails. s. Brads, escorted sizes.
90 tons Bar Iron, assortcd,
100 ocz. best double prime 5cythc Blades, IS TO
-, 81 inches long sad :, ncAes vide,
~ doz DO. Grass Scy,hes, 81 inches ,euE and
:.:!h;e- I'D,
$50 dez. first quality warranted Wedding Hoes.
No. 2, S and j, snd
so doz. Spades and Shoyeis,
To- torf OF Castings, assortsd.
500 sbs best picked Turkey OIL Stone, as ps,
ib--snd upwards
SEQ gallons Spirits OF Turpeutne,
50 ana horse Pescoct Piuvs
Is paircf Smiths Bellows, O. suncriar oual;ev
Smiths nvis, Vices, &c. Sc
An OF which be is determined to sell as low PC nos
"o'e' March i9. If
b: las Gi:o fcrS ca Vsrp elegant .Nezs- York
.'f-4e .Ii,El eA-scG -ri;a ~: - end ~, "a,
Per fIo0 hcrseS co976cte. $500"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

A VALUABLE LOT-FOR Silk.
ga ILL re SOED, at ~ oeotk, on Monday,
W the 50th day Of MAJ, if fair, If not the next
fair dRy, the Easternmog Sfslf of that valuable Lot
ealied the Ferry Lot, lying Cary or u Street IN
this City, and distinguished in the plan Of Sail City
( on the r, ~ the Premises of Mr Charles Witt.
sk, and runs back a Ferry Lot on James River
ne advantages of this position nnhst be suffo entity
pnSifas IA eSesy rae, l-ho aeaeeis on the CROWN
Improvements OF ID street sDd the eondguity Of the
said Lot to the ferry and river
Terms OF Sale--.one 81 of the purchases money
in 90 days, one 81 In n,osths, and the ren,,,ap
80 IN IL monts---tle whole 10 be secured by ncses
w2h sntie'eat endorseIa, made payable aud neso
table at the Bank Of Yirginis.
w FOUsHEE, senr.
TAOS. II. PROSSER
4.,
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CAST IRON FOUNDRY.
3 NE sc'serbers have eomn,enced the esfobu,b
ii 'nent ot . FURN.4CEin this place, urder tb,
firm of Pt,3hiY, IS056at1n q CT ".'
nave II IN complete operation about the middle =
1sy next, and viii thankfully receive ofa,.Ts n,
castings 81 any description, wIicb obey trust vii, h
executed wah neatnes' aud dispatch, having pr6
cured the best Of work men. f'O
Orders left with Mr.. John Parx,,ilI. at b,s .,o..
Mr.: r A. Sabbaton, at the Works, lust sbove H. y
!.ssin on the Canal, or with alessrs Fo,let X =,
Petersburg, will be strictly stteHded 10.
JOHJN P.qR6UTLL.
y. II, SA BB.9TO.N
FOLLEI' g Len
Richmond. Iareh 80. .,a..
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k@SA<s.5 10 " nF7.YoUsF7-
A POCKET COOK

POCkEI.BOOk
HOUND by little son Of Mrs. Il. Jiov,,. :, :,
n Ct tue houses az Fairfield Race Grourd, &
10 my possession on Saturday eyering last, 10 ~
ti,s the owners name, on the i.si0e Of one Of,
lids, Benjsfoin Cooke, ir.--ths Book eonisipins
number OF bonds, notes, orders, sc. witch rns!
D,ond Hill, the owner paying the eSpe1ee 81
soysr,,semsnt. April 81. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

IItU.WK LONT.
g. ONE time IN the month Of October last. + q,
- io2i. from wagon, on its way to Chac:e. DON.
.. ~. 1Tu"H 81 hfagy-1ndde Cloahing, dHJted
70 VIM. Ciarkson, Of Charleston, s.. G. Said Jnnk
wss covered With coarse elotn end marked 10 h -
Whoever may hsve found said r1nk, snS win Esyc
directions With MIR. Marx Richards, ~ street. Rieb
mono, where ssis lr9rk esn he procured, vi ~ is
cefsary chsrges pad.
April 80. Gtp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

TIE SUBSCRI3EEy
AEINe entered into Co-partnership, tie Ano.
n hsSsiy,s * DcaEsist's Business, hsre,gtcrs
der the firm Of o"""~'u "
PHILIP DU VAL. Jr. & co.
at the sign OF the Goidea Mortar, uan a;reei RI,
mond. N'' -N'''''
ihey szPeett receive in n few weeks. an ade;,;
onai supply OF DRUGS, MEDICINES. As.Sc
wheh, With the stock hand, will render ,bei, %
sor,ment very eompiete-au os which will he so,,
a. very moderate advance FOR cash or asceDiaue.,
10 town. H'''Ss'
And they sssNre their friends, ana the npbho tb,,
.ney WI ever endeayor to give satisfaction, "a v,
an the quality, as in the prices ii. their goods
PHILIP EU-VAI. Jr
April Q. -
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SAhC WEBSTER and Others hayia- advertised
= ,hst they intend TO petition the nsNt General As
sembly OF Virginia, for permission to build a Toll
br'dse ssvoi, Psmunky river, the subscribers give
Notice, that they SHAH oppose the said petition, AS
the road lug to the proposed bridge, win mate
rally icidre the estate OF the orrhaa children OF
Msna Page, deceased. BY running nearly ,hrnuss the
center OF i.-The ferry at Hanover Town slso
wn'eh IS well Kept, snd on b. liter road liam eou,
be made to the contemplated bridge, would be De
atroyed thereby
CKzRLES c. P.4CE, Cua,d;an to
Tie orphans IF .Ifaan Pcee, decd.
GEO. ID 7B.N-EY, oSpRer IF The Fer
~ at Hanover 9os.n.
April 90. w4w
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ri OIlCE.-In consequence q the rssigus,'n o
x MI mos Underwood, u. As one Of the niper-
iatentast' At the Public WsrS-'Iouse, she ~hcle O.
the bpsiness now devoiyes On re~-AH oersOntIb,v
ing my cisim ri .iost Priss 4 Underwood, q re-.
qutsted, 70 bsDg them forwerd for payment !
WILLIAM PRICE, g. T. P.SW.
PCbi;s Wers.hi.uss, april So az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

HBCRSUANT 10 decree OF the Chaue.ry Court
Il OF Williamsburg, made in the suit Ut Johu
Laird ass'nst Mitchell aud Others, JPLLL ne
SOLD for ready money. on the 9TH day OF May
next, before the door of the tavern row occupied
by Thomas Spence, at W.slmoreland Court House
that Valuable Trsct OF Laud esiied Mount Pleasant.
containing sbput
1HlRFE.+,N HUNDRED .4CRES,
In The County OF Westnoreland, which wss in the
poSsess.on OF John t. Carter at TIE time CT his
death. The Com nissioners who will snperp sut, the
SALE know the Land, and have n, hesitation IL, say
ing that it il OF the best tracts III The couaiy CT
Westmo-ciAnd.
JOHN TAYLOE LQ&AXx
ELi,YSONs CURRiE, Cnap,',s
JOHN CAMPBELL, {
Jan. %. t.,,d.,
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z laMas -.

AGr.
In further addition o af'ss e8ils5sg ~ ast .sc-r
effeeiually to pr nde ~ tAeRsJ 81 0rieoes 81
establishing unions saih;a tkrfehou. tao y,
Diied States" y FF3#
BEit ehacte ! ~ hos MIR ar3 3s,se AZ rtsss
sentaf,ves efthSs s,gics 1t3.srs " 81 d.f T., 81
gJ ess asses,ibft "a, flhst n sddtsp % ~. 5 ers
Of the m.Esit prordez f1F nviie y. "a lied
" an Act more e8sstaaig 90 eryr forfhts aeeion-
al defeneehy sss6iishiss<e ausoi iay.is Borough
out the Vni' .stts ri Nbfoyst etiy ne eighth,
oae thoslsasG q isgidrsr md y. n ~, aud BY
an act n o1r6styIe ~ fsefi aof spproy'
ed Msrsa tes - - ~. forgp gNt hundred
ard u see, ttsrfs ~ II 70 essh Dr. Tf one dyi.
sion inspector, ~ a 8 f4ak ofi~u 1T coione *
one Gssis.q w riasFer With - rahk Of
jos. 90 ssee a t'crs e,je-e psith the rank
Of "a Esejzz./a "a q beftf anr,osa > OF bi,gsdes
- 3SsseScsT ,c5esfs~ q isse the rsnk
81 q III A Ael 49, iat'3 ON on tie said
fsss-~H u ~ ,th ceefp 81 ne ,i,ues which ~
~ rBh4 'prirHtlN sfs snebed 70 their
ssesety
ESsseu az G0ote
Z AfailS, 1914.
( Rppyoved,
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VtNfy DOfluT5 LfsTg1rO
IGOR spprehending Negro CH.8RLEe q l.
msn--he is about 20 years OF age feet
'nsaes high, hsd on blue coat kri troBsars,
lately branded IN the left hand, and raised ~
county Of Gloucester. Ipurehssed vim Of Mr.. 4
brose Oliver Of said eounty--be LETT ne ,r, f,bee
held, on my way 20 Warrington sonr,y. The 81
sewsr I'd viii be pad by .deiiyerinr'hirn to orn z
Of Richmond. JOHN SANDERS
Marshi2. Il
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BrCad Hosg, Came SIR, Scgfhe Bkcy
Cidso Hammers. 81. or
g easks Brcad tioes--Conrso X FIoe sat,
%. Claw Hamme-r---lD doz 5ry,.,. H..5
- dozen r-s5y made .sAs---
For Sale ~
.BRIDGETg - M 9ERTSOy
ApTi 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
TriAing Differences.

The Coxsr1rusIoN Of Great Britain, is
unwrittcn, andcfucd and unintclligiblo. The
Constitution of tho United States II a written
declaration, a safeguard OF tho rights, libcr-
ties, aud privileges of tho people.
The ExEcUTIvE power, in Great Britain,
is vested in King who is hereditary, who
derives not his authority from tho people, is
not accountable for his acts, and is declared
by law to be inlallible. In the United States,
the Executive power is vested in President
who is elected for short period by the .pso-
pie, is accountable TO them for his acts, and
may be removed from ofiice,by Impeachment,
The PARLIAMENT of Great Britain is sou,-
posed OF an Upper House, callsd,the House
Of Lords, whs are created by the King, or
are the hereditary successors OF those who
have becn created by the King sthe Lower
House is called tho House Of Commons, tho
members are partly created by the King,
partly by the Lords, and partly by tho Peo-
pie. The Parliament 10 omnipotent and SUI
pcrior to tho people, provided the King will
approve hs proceedings. The American
Congress is composed Of Senate and a House
Of Representatives, both elected by the peo-
PIE, and limited in their Legislative power.
The pEorLE ia the United States arc the
sovereign. The people in Great Britain are
swinish multitude. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

On tue night Of the 9Th instant, Mrs. Jane
BedIson, fell into pit, through whichths beam
runs that turns the factory Of Mr.. Thomas
Thornly, at the Lowcr Falls of Big Beaver,
Pennsylvania. The factory being in motion,
she beam caught her clothes, and drew her
under it. She was fosnd shortly after, in a
mangled condi,ion--her bones all broken and
.dislocassd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
More Smuggling!

The Dan,ille Star, of the 18th ult contains PR
ticular account OF an attempt of the smugglers 10
force in TEN or TWELVE sleigh loads OF goodss
at Barton. Vermont, in spite Of all opposition In
this desperate undertaking, the smuggle's msngied
citizen shockingly and left him by she side Of
the road for dead, and wounded some others very
badly. Several Of the "peacs party" gentry, how
ever had occasion to lament their brutal tene-
rty. number were severely wounded, and S or s
were taken prisoners, who have undergone exam
ination before legal tribuAal--decision unknown.
One or two thousand dollars worth Of the goods
seized part of them, it is supposed, we're secret-
ed by their friends; and part of the snugglers,
goods "and ALL" made good their retreat into Cana
da From such disciples Of flushing tOn--from such
peace pGrip," good Lord deliver us.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
Sugar Mines.

We Understand that Sugar Mines have lately been
discovered IN the sandy hills around Sandwich--some
found already in he -saeads and bags ready for
porta,on. sugar dealers from Pastoa resort t,srs in
great haste.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07
BRITISH wEST.INDIEs.

H
From Havana we learn that the ship Eliza,
Swan master, snd the brig Elizs--,woof OF the
Jamaica feet, had foundered in severe gale
betwsen jamaica aud Havana. The Crews
and passengers have been saved by the boats
of other ships in the fleet.
When We noticed, the FIRE which had bro
ken out in Mr.. Longley's house, we omitted
giving credit to tho exsrtions of several A..
merican gentlemen, and among them par,ic-
ularly Messrs. Saunders and D'WoIse, who
volunteered their services upon the occasion.
BRIDGErowy, JAN. %.
secret expedition, comprising tea yes
sells, aud 500 men, which has caused The late
embargo, saled on the ith inst. from Car
thsgens. Their destination is unknown, un(
the embargo ives raised on the 2oth. :
The Commissioners from the State Of Car
thagena, with dispatches to our governmcns
representing their situation, and offering ali.
snce to Great-Btitain, sailed from taat por,
on the 18th inst. in the national eoSvslte Com
sti,ution. X
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

Intelligence from Cadiz is to February Is.
The separate Treaty with France has been
jet,ed but IL was reported Ferdinand, King
of Spain, had arrived on the frontiers. The
French General Suchct had abandoned Cata-
lonia, leaving only small garrisons in Barcelo-
na and Figueras and the Spsniards were
near them with $4,000 men.
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MASS il BosToS, APRIL4.
From Burlington, .4pra 1--we understand the
ice in the Lake, north of the lines is broken up and
that the enemy's feet have been out south of Ash
Island C6i. Clark ard his infantry lately stationed
at Missiquo bay, have crossed the Lake and formed
junction with the forces The western side, un-
der the command Of Major General Wilkinson. On
Wednesday last, We learn that our army had advan-
ced within six miles of the enemy. who posted
and fortifyng at the River La Cole. Colonel Clark
and Major Forsyth were in the advance"
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SALEM. Apn1Lo

ton, about 100 troops. (of Col Lorng's regiment,
4oth infantry under Maj Perley, Putnam, of Salem.
on their way to Eastport, where they ae to be sta
toned for the defence Of that place Although very
recently recruited, the soldier like department OF
these troops excited universal admirslon and il was
generally remarked that better looking body Of
mes had never been seen in Salem. They quartered
in this town on Wednesday night, and on Thursday
morning resumed their march for the eastward.
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II WH.fLE-Ths upper part Of the head
Of large Whale, lately eaugh: on the south
side Of Long Island, was brought to this city
yesterday. Il Weighs between three and four
thousand pounds.
Tsr.rsrk fsfsr, Ahra |.
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nsjesty, plaeed under guard Of en- officer and ls
men, succeeded with party Of moun,ed men, in
capturing this guard, and collecting his moyeable
effects together, deposited them large barn.
tsining or 700 bushels Of grain, and caused the
whole. together with bis dwelling. sti, and other
out houses, TO be set fire to and consumed. rather
than that they should be enjoyed by his implaoablc
persecutors-he then proceeded with his family to
Detroit.
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General Wilkinson.

The Court ordered to inquire into the conduct of
Gen. wilkison, is composed Of Major General lizard,
BrigAdier General M'Arthur, and Col. king.
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ohNEVA, hAKCh %.
Military Movements.

On Sunday Maj. Gen. Brown, Coils. Gain
and Cedcl, aud about 500 U. S. infantry from
Saekstts Harbor, arrived here, and II vas
given out that other troops were on the march
which would make the whole force amount to
between Q and 5000 men--who were to pro-
cecd to Niagara to commence military opera
tions against the eacrny. The troops already
arrived remained until early yesterday morn
ing, when they commenced q retrogade
march. Gen. Brown returned east the day
following his ariysk Conjectures are vsri.
GUS respecting this msnGuvrc though most
people agree that it was a wise one.
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BATAVIA, MANcH ~
Deser,ions from the enemy a, For, Niaga-
ga are frequent. Nine sturdy locking fel.
lows arrived here this moroing.
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During the late battle near Detroit. man by the
name ef Wes,brook, of Delaware town, whose pro.
perty was ssised on suspicion Of d;ssissisn to his
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