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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
Pay the Post-or do worse.
Dec. ,e 1914

January for carrying the Malt, on the rout
through thefe towns, v,x.-Waierfotd Paris, M,
not, Livcrnore, Jay, Sumner and Buck6ec he
therefore eals on all perions Indebted to him for
poiiags, TO pay the fame on the 6rii day of Jauu-
ary. Receipts will be left where their papers are
left all thofe who have recs,ved receipts for
poNage are reque0ed 10 bring them forward
Nv - 1914 VIM. SAWIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
John MAHAN.

T. Al removed oppoGte the Ue,sed Ms,i.s a.d
/ 1 Fare A~svs.es CG:s rhoie ~ho eve hun
~'i p'ssie TO cail andpsy their nts, previous
TO the Ejfeessb OF JAsUAxY. 10 5-or kr -
Portland Lee 3 g. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
PATENT BOOTS & SHOES.

OepsEn ~ y l.. DIass M die Street.
INFORMS the public that he has purchafed The
patent right for this county to make and
vend Boots and Shoes after the manner lae'y in
vented by Hitchcock and Bement, of. The State of
New York.-O. s. n has been IN poHefIion of this
righr nearly nine months. during which time he
has had fair opportunity of telling its utility, and
6nhs that work thus manufactured prove, more
dur able than any work heretofore in ufe. la ma
king theie Booss, &c pegs are ufed nesd of thread
which 10 much more lsiliog He therefore recon.
mends hem to his cuflomers and Others who are
inc'ined 10 try the esper meut.
~ Shop or town rights for uGog the above in
provemens may he had on realonable terms, by
applying a. above.
he has recently received new snd general as
Torment Of Ladies. MiGss. and Chi!drens Sl1OEs,
fuiszb1 for the les!on.
e. Boots and shoes manufactured 10 the neat
en- manner, - ulual
haitian PATE Biaeking,
for Boots and Shoes Of hyperion quality, kept
coonastiy for ia!e whoefaie ard retail.
Dec s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
20 REMOVAL.

nOCr CUMMINGS iafofms his friend. tha
H. he has emoyed TO The houfe formerly III.
rshdeecs Of the late Rev Dr. DfAsx
Dec i2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
NOTICE..

THE auruai meeting Of the PORTLAND Ma.
siHs socIsTv will he holden At Capt VIZ
WsBS 8, on 1uefday Evening" 2o,h Infant. NJ
o'clock. j. WOODMAN, SAtsss,y.
+ Fs,Easd, DE- snbs, 70 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
DlfiiQftON 1pa,lfeQ.

Situation 1Danted.
young man who is we'll acquainted with the
bushes wishes a situation IN w. l. good Store.
C"'d recommendations can be giyep--. line d.
tcted 10 A. ID aud left 81 the Cazet office
shall he attended to.
Dee ! 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

THE 6k Of the EFateg Jim Nonhon,
jun. advcyti,ed to be on The 28fb Of Novems
Der, is neceDa,iy pefponed to the I'd day g
January next. Nav. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
WILLIAM WOOD,
HAS for fa!e
200 hhds Cadiz ,ALT
&C bbls new FLOUR
Dec S

Anatomy and Surgery.
DOCTOR INGALLswil' commence his courfe Of
- Lectures in Bottom on Anatomy and surgery
on WEDNESDAY. the 7h Of December For
terms, apply at No. 4, Schooi-Rreet, Nov go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
For Sale.

FOR Sale,
IFappiied for in few days, one Ton good BUT.
IEs-Inquire Of The Printer.
Dec. s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
Valuable FARM for fale.

he iubicriber cfen for tale a. sseeIlest /,
1 GuAed in Parfons6Ied, MaG 80 miia e1r
Portland snd 50 from Portfmouth SAID fasn ~
tains 80 acres of excellent land principally t.
Well proportional for moving. psllsrc, ui
orchard and wood land With good fuppiy 4
ter and good houle ADD barn on the iane.
more particular deicriptiou. and the tsrus r
payment enquire of the fpbfcriber.
Portfmoush Dec 4 DAVID MARST0n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

i.ts,ssat r. sbs FL sssy TO w. T. Cooway ff>Ql
Medrs Miner and Blilinss Grant Dsssgias
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
PUBLIC SALE.

AN "Wednesday the soth day Of
- March, will be sold on the pres
mises the substantial well built BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT sitrae on
the North side of KiDg-strect near the
corner OF water street, late in the ter.
nure OF c !. Catiett. Esq. and at the
same place a certain Tract OF
LAND in Fairfax county, near Poh;ck
Run, formerly the residence of John
Ward, deceased, containing one huns
dred and sixty two acres, more or less
the sale to commence at il O'Clock.
Terms one tenth of the purchase in
hand, six twelve and eighteen months
credit for the balance with interest an
on the payment Of the whole, the
trastee will make the conveyance vest.
ed in him.
cUTHBERT POWELL,
zynstefi
March Il S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
Wanted Immediately.
Fayette Washington.
Notice is hereby Given

THAT OH Thursday next the Gath
of this Month if fair, if not the next
fair day, shall proceed assisted by ST.
mon Summers Esq Surveyor, to Sur.
yey that parcel of Land contiguous to
the Town of Alexandria and lately
owned by N. Pendleton Esq. the
boundaries having been decided in SUI
preme Court at their present Session.
William S. Moore.
March IL. 1t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22


About 6 feet high, rather slender made
and likely-he is rather dark mulat-
toe, and IS years of age-he is good
Carpenter and Wheelwright: It's be.
Jieved that he had no other clothes with
him, than what he had on a short
round blue jacket, and pair OF striped
homessun small clothes. He was born
and raised in Prince Georges County,
Maryland, in the family Of MIR. Calvert
near Upper Marlborough, and as ne has
many relations among his negroes ne
may be lurkins tbere-he has also re-
lations in Alexandria and Georgetown,
and many acquaintance in each place.
He is very plausible and ingenious, he
has father living in Baltimore named
Nicholas. The above reward with all
reasonable expenses will be given for
experimenting or securing him in any
Jail, if taken out of the county, and CIV
ing ne notice of it, and ten dollars it
taken in the county,
David Stuart.
Fairfax Co. near Alex, March Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
~ D. sIMJMs, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MARCH gs, 1914.
Notice as hereby Giuen,

That Thomas Janney & Co. have ape
pied to K. coe, I obscco Inspector for
Ai:xandria, Jor the renewal OF a certain
note, for hogshcad Of Tobacco mark
ed w. S. No. 1913, 1898, 1877 fare
1856, lodged in the Tobacco Ware
house at Alexandria, by w. Stewart
Of King George County Va. as lost
by John Stewart the brother of w,
Stewart, agreesbly to his affidavit be.
fore r. Libbey one of the Justices 0!
the Peace for the County OF Aiexan
dria.
March Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

~HE subscriber viii sell on mode
4 rate terms, the House end Lot
at the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments. The house is we'll finished /;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has ap exceslcRt cellar, kitchen,
out-houses, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre of grouad, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and T6 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is good
frame stable and carriage house.
!. D. Simms.
January Is. diff:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.

Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.
IS half chests and boxes Gunpow-
der, dyson, Young Hyson and
oouchong TEAS,
90 boxes Muscasel Raisins.
4eO W. fresh CuTSnts.
20 bBls. RYe Whiskey part of which
is old,
100 bsgs Shot, assorted from 9B8R
J No, "a, Buck ADD swarm Shot, siu-
and double + Rrasdywine Ganpow-
r., Go nd Alum Salt in Sacks, re-
E..a aai common Salt Petre, table
btt in baskets, Rice, Loaf, Lump and
Eilcoyato Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
toyes, Allspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
b., Flo,ant and Carolina Indigo, Sis
sIae Spinning Cotton, Mad,ier, Starch,
Ls-aa,:to, CoPpsras, Mould and O'Pt
'SOales, Brown * White Soap, Cheese,
Slo.i Oil, best Cavendish Tobacco,
hay9lna Cigars, Maileira Wine. Cog
pa, 6randy, jamaica and Antigua SPIT
D., Old Rye Whiskev, with a humber
b o.aer articles in the Grocery line,
FOr Sale by,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
CLOVER SEED.
A parcel of New Warranted
GLOVER SEED,
FoR SALE BY
Joseph Mnldsuille.
Feb IS.
.l.trafI foi. Saie.


YgTHE sabs,libaf ni!sfe ior sale. be-
! tween, 70 * 1850 Acres OF LAND
in Charles County, May lend, situated
abou, allies tom Port ohacco, and
tie sane. liiiHanCe lrom snasigable Wa
tiers. Iht,. property is rendered very
valuablesea acc.9ot OF the great basy
o, urhcr upon Vt, and there Is large
stream ci Faier. passing through the
ised, upon wnIcha Grlat OF Saw Mill
could be eroctru aSilh graa advantage
A .aors DIautt description Is thought
uunscassarY as!tis presumed those wish.
ing TO pUtchasc viii 6rst view the Land.
For terms apply " John 3 Morris or
Daatsl OF St Thomas Jen!ler, Esqrs.
ncsr Parl Tobacco, AZ" Alexander
Moore of A.exaeJyi4 o. The Subscriber.
WALTEg Il. JENifER.
Port fobaccq, FeD -, It
gg The Eaitors o. me Federal Re-
publican Of Geoggetonn and National
inte,If .encer are requestedto insert the
above 40 Forbid, .nd seed ihcir accsGnts
10 injs uaiee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
G. Griffith.

Who has also received one Butt OF
cho;se old MADEIRA Vine imported IN
lse5 md warranted genuine.
November 3s,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22


20 WI. Seine Iwlne,
S4terior qualify
10 b5is. Apples, in prime order
- boxes &D,Pt Candles
% do. Mould do.
|, o1a VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
ry reams Writing Paper
50 do. Wrapping do.
sA.as MuscoVado Sugars
2na3 los. Loaf and Lump do.
- boxes Bloom Raisins
20 uarreIs Whiskey
casks Goshen Cheese
bars Pepper
1910 bushels St, Ubes Salt
l6J barrels Herrings
10 To-. Sna1,
For Sale bg sc Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST F4MIL Y
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
KANHAWA Land
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL AbouT
400 ACRES
FOR SAFE.

4UU AOnIAC
Of first quality nnimproved bottom
LAND, lying on the great Kanhawa
River, in the state OF Virginia, and be-
ing part of the lands belonging to the
estate OF DR.. James Craik, deed. Tho
character of the Lands upon the Kan.
bawa generally, ard particularly of tho
tract known by the nsme of
Craik's Survey;
Is too we'll understood 10 require dc:
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
now offered for sale, is inferior to mons
is that country. Salt works have been
lately established in its neig hborhoods
A full and perfect title win be given:
Terms OF sale Cash, Persons disposed
to purchase will apply to
j. D. Simms,
OR ~,
Alex: Moore,
Executors Of tie last will and tss!ds
mem If Jas. Croik, iced.
March II DIFF
"The Editors of Nat. 1ntelligeHs
Ger, Winchester Gazette, and Leess
burg Westinghouse will pleaae insert
the above in their respective papers
for times, and send their accounts to
this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

"'StS a Situation in a Store,
f. -; : DUNG MAN, who can procure
6 sFss'n~sndaslOa.--Apply at this
TO l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16
-. BosroN, F brusry 3.
>LATNST. FROM ENCIANn


The ship Ann Alexander, Csptsp k-mptcn, ar
r'7ea below ON Sunday event IN ~ da, from IL
verpop!. eEns J. The news. however, which s,ort
passage must undoubtedly bring hes not yet been
suffered 10 rsn.p;re. The w i've for this conceal
ment We shsi! nQf pretend to fpthon nor shah
IN the interim a,nuse Our readers with the conj.c-
lures of the bus-, the ,rumours which are propa-
gated by the designing, That information of the
highest importance is brought BY this arrival, may
be rel cd on \ short time viii! determine its cha
racter. u
We learn verbally, that Nsesprs. Bayard & Calls
TIN were to proceed TO Copenhagen to take passage
tor this country the slap prepared for them, the
Neptune we presume. having been lost in the gs!ph
of Finland.
Other accounts state that Messrs, Adams X Bay
ara were IN Gottsnhurg, waiting the arrival of Bri-
Sh Commissioners.
The Prince or Orange and his son. the Hereditary
Prince, who has been serving under Lord Welas-
ton, have both arrived in Holland.
IL WAS said that the flag of tie STAKEHOLDER was
flying in the Scheldt feet ~
Instructions are said to have broken out in
France. RePeyfo,y.
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L'OUND-a few weeks since near this CITY.
a small Red Morocco Pocket Book, with two
dollar Cape Fear Note, and sandry papers, relating
TO the p o. Militia Soldiers, in which the nam. Of
Ben. A. Timberlske frequently occurs
ALSO Found, the Capitol Square, n Gold
Watch Key, with the initials 5 w Til owners
ct the above may have them, by paying The COS, of
this advertisement, and some little reward to the
finders Febru ~ &
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Dos rou. Fsh. 4
.NnroI Corr, of Inn,iru.


A Court Of inquiry has been called 10 investigate
the cause Of the surrender lnss of the ste Uoi-
ted States frIgate Chesspeaks, Capt. Lawrence.
commander; whereof Com. Bainbrdge, is Prssi.
dent, capt. Isaac Hull * John Smith members, and
George Sullivan, Esq appointed by Commodore
Bsnbridge, Judge Advocate.
This court commenced its session at the Nayy
Yard, in Charleston "Wednesday last Il is still in
session.
. FROM PLATrSBURG.
Two officers arrived in town on Saturday evenin7
from Plsttsburg, which place they left on Tuesday
last, from whom we learn that the repo Of goo
British troops snd13 pieces Of Cannon having been
taken by part Of Gen. Wdknson's srmy, !, not
correct. They state that about the Gath oil. de-
ltaohment OF Gen. Whkinsop's army about 1000
strong, went to suFprizs outpost Of the British
army situated about 10 miles from the French
Nils. sistisg oil about 700 regular troops. but
the Br tisb obtaining Information &C their approach
rs;rea ed and The detachment returned.
They also state that they saw officers from the
army which left the French Mills the day before,
from whom they learned that the whole army was
under srehiog osder', destination unknosn) b
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HUGH CHAMBERS.
Feb. is.

4 PURSUANT TO a Deed of trust executed 20 the
Subscriber by Hugh L Campbell deed for the
purposes therein SET forth, will be Eoid st public
auction for cash before the front door of the Court
House of Fsuquer County Monday the 18th day
of March next Being Coar day, the foiio wing pro-
perry to wit,
II no USE md LOT,
Near the Town of Warrenton, in which the said
Campbell resided-Aso t1uo Young NEGRO .Hen.
The house and lot before mentioned is pleasantly
sittated and would afford agreeable residence to
private family. Any person DESTROYS of viewing
the premises before the sale, will please apply 10
Willy Roy, who lives convenient, or to the subscri-
Der.
Wm.R. SMITH. Trustee.
Fauquier, Feb. rs ION
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A OST-A pair of Silver Mounted Coroave ST &C.
tsciess-T'he inhor Will be hbcrany rewarded
~ leaving thetn 1T ,hir Office
feerupTJ rs, ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16

HC Ohi w IdIoS 1--WE regiments OF X lie
men was taken up, and, with the amend
ments OF the Senate, read a third time and
passed.
TuesdGv. FEB g..
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Dana,
on the I'd inst. requesting tue President OF
the United States to furnish the Senate with
the names of the individuals selected from
AmerIc an prisoners Of war aud sent to En-
gland for trial, as mentioned in his message
to Congress, and also the places of residence
and times when and courts where said indi-
vidua were na,uralized, &c. was taken
up and psssed--Yeas 20 NAYS 6.
FEB 10
Mr.. Gsillsrd, from the COMMITTEES on Naval Az
IRIS, reported bill sutborising the President of the
United States to TO be built, equipped and EN-
ployed, one or more floating batteries for the de-
fence IT the waters Of the ". States--whieb was
passed to the second reading.
The bill TO provide for the return 10 their own
ports of lis detained in other ports by the en-
largo, was received from the House Of Represents
Gves, and sssd 10 the second e,dRg.
L Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill
to insure urformity in the msnuactur, Of the arms
and for the better regulation Of the public arm nes
DO the question, {" Shall the bill be engrossed and
read third time ~ il was determined in tle mega
tive.
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Office.
a shall remove to Philadelphia, in the course
"A ofthe present month, persons havirg cisims
against ne, will present them for paym.nl, 1t the
counting house of jerks and Billings
HUGH CHAMBERS
Feb. rs Z.
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F'Or (iOI erburt

4 TNy ~ = 1-VI VTVI e77OHI
tx,&Z$ESN The Spanish brig San Francisco
sE1AESzJyAti de Asis, Capt. TeUtino, now /, ~
ssssS'ss-<-.- in the port of Norfolk, TO sail in
ballast wind and weather permitting, the fist week
in March next; will take single letters Vt so cents
eaeh, and Passengers, with PASSPORTS to be landed
It desired, in the Channel, at Bremen HAMBURG
on in any country in the route in sny with HE c.
tholic Msj"sty Ferdinand 9TH.
The San Francisco mas excellent accom- m aJati-
oDs, is beautiful Corvette built Brig, Of about $50
tons, coppered to the bends, and sails remarkable
fast For further particulars, apply to Armistead 81
Kelly, Norfolk, or TO
WV, SHEPHERD
An letters coming by Post, must be ffsrkesJ-
the passage nonay will be regulated BY eusto7D.
February 1. eptfOM
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THE SUPREME COURT

Is attended. this term, by an unusual
number of eminent gentlemen Of the Bar,
besides the gentlemen that profession in
each branch If Congress, who are licensed
to practice in that court. Judge VASE
IEcToN attended yesterday SO that the
court is now full Mr.. Harper took occa
sion Yesterday, when, one of the causes of
the United States was called up, significant
ly to remark that he was not quite certain
whether the United States had nom Rep
resentative at the.bar. Mr., Pinckney OBJ
served to the court, that he had entered
his resIgnsti n OF the Office of'Attorney.Ge
neral to the President who he had ufleer
stood, had nominated his successor. OF
course he wasnot now Authorised TO act in
behalf. Of the y. States. He might, however.
(he added) hereafter tresspass on their ho
nors' attention. BY assisting the future After
ney General in conducting the causes of the
United States. IL.
ALBERT lGALLATTN Is appointed by the.
p. esdent Of the United States. with Ga. .dyice ard
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u" The Legislature will rise this day
last night resolution Of the Fl. of d. to
send on Commissioners to Washington to
settle the accounts of the State with the U.
5. was lost in the Senate.
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~" The Constellation frigate fell into
Hampton Roads on THURSDAY night last TO
proceed To sea--but the ind falling light,
she returned next day to Craney Island.
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Feb. rs.
FURNITURE 81 n.

NIENDlNG to remove my family to Vti!aJeI.
pha. viii reat the part OF tn, house nov ia lay
oecuPancy,S to any person disposed 10 purchase az
private sale, the Furniture as il now stsrds--The
mouse has been lately painted and fitted up in
handsome style, thu tNlu.:Ur9 and Of the best
quality an estsbishm together d-srabts either
Tor snail or large Fami!y-.Fhe Furniture will
be sold at discount from TIE Ph'sdephis prices.
1t taken altogether. Should purchaser not offer
BY Thursday the 18th inst the Whole viii then
without reserve, be sod st nuAlic auction.
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a Side Board, Dining Tables Cavd and TIA do
Bureaus, Lsdy's eieean' Secreta-y an eeyant
Wilton Carpet 80 feet square. Dimst, ant Chintz
Window Curtains, large mantle locking G lass
one pair do. common Carpets. and Floor Msts Beds
4 Bedding, two sets dinner Chiba-T ~ do. small
Library 81 miscellaneous Re H., compete SCI OF
Maps, &c sc. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'eoek--
Terms ST Sale.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, FEB. rs.

~ No Mail last night. OF course, we are yet at
loss about the news BY the Anne Alexander. The
consignees in Boston had laid their hands upon the
papers, snd nothing had leaked out the Stb-E-
very hing, therefore Is matter of euess-It said
tand we suspect truly that the A. a. left Liver
pool on the Path Dee.-that she brought a sealed
bag, which VS. delivered on Sunday night the 9th,
and on the Sab notsing had trans aired-that cour;-
srs and letters were Immediately forwarded TO the
south by the knosrihe ones for specuIation--and
the great guess seemed be in faysr of something
aaSpicious 10 PEACE.
~ The Repertory o.; the sth states, that three
"ent'emen had arr rs passengers tts0 VI ssho,n
manned on 6oaTf--thst one of these Gentleman saw
IN London paper an account that Messrs. Gala
t,n and taysrd were on their way through Berlin
''openhaeen, where, ship was prepsr.' tor their
reception TO convey the TO Amer ea. the one in
whch they we're to emhark-(the Neptnne) having
been lost in the gulf of Finland-tat Hamburg was
sun IN possession o. the French, that Bayonne
had not been captured-that the people OF n.land
were IN high sp'rits-the dem nd for manu,actui 3
grest-the manufacturers not Uelag able to supply
the demand, and the wsg for from su;
nea to ga nea and hslf <k---ikat prov.s ions
OF all kuds said be so per cent che per than
IN America.-Sea Island cotton As. 3D.. per H..
u" The Legislature will rise this day
net aavkN
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NO

~ Our next Psperon Saturday.
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What deplorablc la,k Of talent must part,
confess, when they compelled to fasten on Apos-
tates as their most prominent candidates
Boston CenineI
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expected to take up their enesmpm.nt in afsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16
BY THE NORTHERN MAIL.

From Piasts6aygh, FEB. ., TO the Editor o/the
Columbian.
"Itis said here, that the British came over to
MasSens Point, side of the St. Lawrence, a.
bout SO miles above French Mills, and that they be-
eaa to tortfy the Point, to make permanent stand
there, heh, if they could have effected would have
given them the complete command of the passage Of
The river next spring. Forsythe attacked them with
ms rtemen, killed several. and drove the from
the Point over the river and followed Them but
after being in Canada short time, the enemy COL
'ected so fast in such force that he was obliged to
return. He had none killed"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16

From .NeSr- London Admiral Coekbnrn, with
part OF the enemy's feet, sailed from of this port
on the 5th instant, leaving ship of The iine fri
gate, and q man OF war brig
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16

NEW-fORK, Feb. 7. II
John J.. Lawrence, ESQ. of New York, has been
nominated by the President, and unanimously APP
proved by the Senate as Secretary OF Legation to
the mission to Stockholm and Christopher Hughes
If. Esq. ct Baltimore Ms Secretary of Legation to
the mission to Gottenburgh.
he Albany papers by yesterdays mail contain
no interesting proceedings OF the Legislature, nor
any thing respecting armies. The trial of gen.
Hull progresses. 1t is supposed the trial will occu-
py the court for Eve or six weeks.