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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
lls" Baa-e Of Eloquence &
Patriotism i! ! 20

AS the General Court is i'm ses-
sion, we have right about this
this time to expect another .fash
from the pan of JOHN HOLMES.
1t is said, that some time this week
he will deliver in the senate cham
Der an immense SPEECH, embracing
in one cluster, all the various
beauties of fancy, and powers Of
argument, that have decorated
the columns of the Boston Patri-
OF, Chronicle, and Y ankee, during
the last three months! This speech
will probably be his greatest eff
fort, for his own election to Con-
gress may depend upon it.
salem Gazette.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

A gentleman captured in the Susan
hence for Machias, and carried into Casline,
tom which place he arrived in town yes,er-
day, int,rms that the only armed vessels
there are The Fureuse frigate and Peruvian
brig All the guns of the adams except s.,
have been carr led TO Cas,ine, and IL guns
havebeen landed from the Bulwark and
mounted on the batteries.
Boston Daily A4vertisey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

He ii1ues for this, 3,662, ,62s in
flock, which is premium OF 732,32s
Add the per cent. fipulated to
be returned to former lenders 7i7,Ioo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
MALNt. BANK.

Por,iaud, O9. Sd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

The Defence Bill has not been acted upon
in the III. of ID. since our last-Thc Bill, and
all the proposed Amendments, are now print
ed aud it IS understood, that it will be taken
up to-day.
Thc Tar- Bill passed the II. of ID. on Tues
dav, by AN overwhelming Majority-and yes
terolay 1t passed the Senatc.--Ihis bill incrcG-
seS in slight degree some OF the old Taxes,
& introduces new subjects ct TaXation.--tVe
have failed i'll our effort to give schedule of
these Taxes to-day---w ehcpe to be more sue
cossful, III our next.
The Bill g To incorporate the Real Estate
Bank" ycster 'ay received its CoEh dc Grace
in the II. of D.--a proposition to postpone it
till the 31st of March, succeeded by I, ma
ioritv If S-.4yes SO, Noes IS.
The Committee appointed to negotiate a
loan with the Banks for the ensuing year have
made a Report, in which they state that the
Farwers' Bank o. Nirsrinin q rad authrris d
them to report to the II. Of ID. their DISPOSE
ton to anticipate the Revenue of 1915, S00,-
900 dollars, in addition to the 200, 900 dollars
already advanced, at the interest of 7 Ter
cent. ter annuni, payable half-yearly, and to
advance it as the exisenCies of the State
may require, by placing it TO the credit of the
Commonwealth monthly or otherwise, in
sums not less than 100000 and if such m
tcipation shall exceed the revenue of 1915,
then the excess 70 be reimbursed out % the
first money, which goes into the Treasury in
the year 1916" The Committee recommend
the acceptance cf this Proposition.
The bin TO allow the Corporate Body of
Richmond to put small notes into circulation,
has been lost i'll the II. of ID.
The Legislature have yet TO act on the bill
for c1Aeceing x GhtrQfricfing the Revenue
the Dc/cnce BRt--the Militia Bill. &c. &c.
1t is Impossible to say, at what time they
will be u7--ccrtainly, gsithin three weeks
perhaps in two.
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more applicants, than the number prescribed, vii. of
ter from each sc shalt therefore ne cr,o:eti with the
SAID committee to select the mos, ht.
Lest the love of country should q" itself be- NJ
hc'ent Indictment ,o the prompt and fah scl,art.
al duty, 1t spropoS.d that The first horn IL. lie So
eieiy, shall be made SiaiorGeneral and ,lc twoncxt
ranaing by seniority, |risa'lieis bee aid as such
from the day oi their respective bf's. orthc ,iit
funds OF the society, with which pay, rains shall b
spared to have them educated, trained and asciplaed
in all the military arts.
know, MIR Editor, that yo', are benevolent and
patriotic man. always anxious promote both thu hap
pilSss OF Individuals, and the gl Ut the puhiic-you
viii therefore publish this preiet-but understand,
am not TO pay Won FOR II b.nc,pie,ce and patri-
otisin eSteHds o. to working not to paving. Atthe
meeting shall b. prepared submit tor c,nsiier-,-
ton scheme more in detail, accompanied by ruL.s,
hye-lavs, regulations Sc.
BE pleased also 10 inform the ladies' to be alarm
cd At the novelty If this nothing that ,lF rs
from the most d. ccrous anil resu,cthl is Intended
Us nat worth while to DENY the fact, they all want
husbands, at any 7isfe they ought let them
come boldly forward then, in the majesty Of their
charms and support the proposal. To save taxes is
something these hard times To three hundred
in ore day, is no rif'rg matteral.I the goo, dal is
TO follow, smost estimabe.
CC..FpS
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whether the dimirut;on which i.s s,id vii,
take place in domestic dissiilation IN conse-
qucncc of the hirh duty, will be material ih
ITS amour, or cgn be in any event viewed as
gtea' evil, ntsmuch as TN. labor winch was
bestowed. on that object will be diverted by
the asriculturalist to objects of greater profit,
x dst,ation will in future be mere confined TO
large manufacturers, as perhaps it ought to
be.
The diminution. however, be it great or
small, will be more than counterl enced by
the increase of consumption, arising from the
nigh duties and state of war, operating an
almost entire exclusion of foreign spirits from
the market, from the increase of consumpti-
on by the regular increase of population, and
other causes. The tax, though taken imme-
dlately from the pocket of the dstiller, will
certainly fall upon the consumer in the end,
who can well ;,iiort, TO pay few cents quart
more for liquor which is now too cheap for
the comfort as well as the morals OF the COM
munity.
In the course of enquiry into the subject,
we arrived 1T the fact, that the ta?, on dis
tiiati"n in the British d minions, was, Il year
or two ago, as high (and probably since in
creased) as SIX shIliings and eight pence ster-
ling, or about one dollar and third. per
galion-heing more than fvc times as hish
as the whole tax now imposed on the same
olece oy congress. After the statement OF
this fact, we have only to express our posi-
tive conviction, that, the patriotic citizens Of
the MIDDLE and western states, 10y whom it
is apprehended this tax will be most severely
feit) can feel no reluctance To pay VHe-Efh
as much for the support of a war in def, nee
or their rights, as the people under the Br-
tish government, are compelled to pay to sap
port their army and navy employed in was-
Ing it against US.
The law is to take effect on tic first day
of February. NsL Int.
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December %

FzHf Subscrih'r, S'inn in GoUcI ,ls
w Genrgr's, iaterts 70 cor '"'''l,'r near
Careisviile me 81 Monday in Tar ,,arc IJnool IN
passes to teach he English, " -, ~. nc pro"
g grenma'",'y he use the GInbe, Er;b i"E,ia'
Men,orat'9o 6Ec-He pr Gsse.to ts"b NJ, a
acquiring knowI.,Irc has had i%ir opportunity Of
ucaion At Vale Ce Of, having received regular cd.
eT',Io,.T r";e ,iegc. ChS subscriber has been
NJ rea,s TL; IaIniIps in Virgins FOR a NJ ,ober
drn,v i, Ia Sc as priaeipa in Washington ~ Ac,
Ls e[,lo, or, and has the concurrent te-in.ony of
c,r,iI, b. to prove the est na'ion in whiaI, the,
lion off, \. m as teacher, which is open 20 thc aspec
jrag person.
,-n, sduous attention To The morals as well as lite
hst Improvement Of the youth committed 10 his oore
desirable qualifications in precepto, the subscriber
'pcs tor cDtinuaiou Of the patronage Of those who
ic' 'ho mseyes Interested the promotion of morality
swl cruttiun
Ills terms for board and taition are 10 dollars
year, q Oh scholar furnishing his bed For tuition
alone q dollars He Will require Of each bnarder t,
dollars ~ the begnnlns OF every quarter aud from tls
who do not hrrd Eve dollars he deducted from the
above sum at the end Of the year. A small extra OK
pence for Ire-w0Od 10 the school-rooD Vacations AS
usual in schools, where the languages arc taught
HE.NiIT ". ,NICHOIS
j. >. Five dolls. will be deducted from III, above
terms tor the tuition Of those who study the Enpish
language only. Wheat, corn aud pork will be- recciy-
ed in part payment for board H. w n
ttOOclI4ud, Dee. y u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
EDUCATION.

q T'ERRELL respectfully informs the citizens of
iuehmond, and his friends in The country, that
the Seminary, heretofore conducted nv himself :, 4
MIR L. Atkinson, viii he continued on the same Dlan
me ensuing year, b. himself and Thomas Terrell
Z. ierreii will teach the English ard French I.ngra
sPs' ,eoEraphy wfhthe use Of the Globes, Ari,hne-
tic, Mathematics, Moral and Natural Philos,nby and
History i' '''
Thomas Terrell will teach the I.stn and Greek Ian.
gua""s. ~
The month Of Angus, win h. given as voco,io,
snd two public examinations uf the Students win ~,
htI-one at the closc 81 each SESSION. The fees for
tuition are SO Cor the term or St2 per onMfer, .
ahN time less than the term, each-and 81 entrS ,o
for sucE ace
The parents and friends octhe present stuicy g..
requested to attend their examination This -, re
Tomorrow. py and
nberO
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LAST NIGHTS EIAEi..
WAsn1veroN. Dec. 19.

D1Sl lLBED SPIRITS.
The bill for laying an additional tax of 20
cents per gallon on distilled spirits, has at
length passed both houses of Congress, and.
although it has not received the signature Of
the President, will doubtless receive MS sane
ton, and nav therefore be considered as =
law of the land.
The tax thus imposed is so great an IN
crease Of the existing duty, being four hum
bred per cent. on tho amount ri the present
tax, that its expedeRcv has been seriously
questioned, and the Dill was opposed by
the votes o. nearly all those whose constit-
uents will be more Immediately affected b.
il.
We at first inclined 70 tho opinion that the
duty would BE- so high as 20 suppress many
distilleries, and IN fact ~ produce less reven-
ne than a lower Gu.y. fiut, upon further re-
Aectiou md cltluhy, We believe the tax,
tnou ~ Il first announcement To small distiile-
iiee. win W. pr7JVctre at the same S;me that
a. Wa. lot " I.l.res.i.e. we Treaty DOUBT
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A GREAT RARIT9

~ III. be sold in The tI'owirg vel ,,e y-rocf, If
~ LfJF'D in the State of ~ ,t,.,..,. ''''''
1912 acres on the water of a., g.,
Treen River; within six n miles Of ,h, e'l,s
watered. ca |"1 son he'', anu wen
town S1e, ,Tres adjoining the falls Of Green River ard
j{ivn. .i'i'n1' "b?"t miles from the Oio Grer,
falls Oa'leaaH many miles above shs
BIZ s lex. ss'e' i" la,on eon,y. adjoining to Upper
~ ,;, '''' ou the waters IF Big B,nsor, within
,,-, frankfort. the scat If gov r,.rn.nt This
a. tI i'inbGrcd ~, walnut ash, poplsr * oaL
ROB sulce what broken but tie soil in general IL
tract 60 Zig Benson creek, passing through this
reSents son"e eligible sif Cor mills
r' " acres She Kentucky Itiyer Immediately On,
-, @e lhf seat of the late Governor Scott about 2
'ies irHrH Lexington aud 10 above Frankfort; this j.
'ina ia' ming aad, and thc white oak timber which is
~ RS IN great abundr nee equal to y IN the world
vel "r Is hundred acres of this tract has been late
= dlvLl ID into small farms, and has probably boon
sold. I he terms OF sale will be- one third cash, to.
baiance in one ar two years. Application may DO
made to Hubbard TAYLOR Esq nf Clark, c,aIn,y Ken.
! tuciy, OF JOHN roo .IgES s,iI
| JOHN IT, H'OOJFOLF.
! Erecuors efJ Joon'es.
| RNV,i-. Fi~csu, Dec. ~ Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
L.ANU- OEEICE- 49, - 1o14 :

L-.T.NL- =, IbfN Ucc. 1871.
y conformity with act Of the General Assc ,nbI,
oithe Commonwealth, OF Nrg.,i. entitled, =. IN
Gcf N Gn'td ire seveui bl.re concerning EscheGfs"
do hereby make II known, that ii appears by GER
theate OF the Fscheator Of the county of Dnwl,iie
this day received, that certain lot of land containing
10y eSu'na'On anil half situated in the town
o Petersburg, aud Of which certain Robert Hehleth-
wea native o. rngianj, seized and possessed al
Tie time ct lis death, has been fnnnd by an inqU st
taken before said Eseheator, the 2Ist day of Cco
Der 1914, 70 have "scheated To this eornrnenweaJtb
WILLIAM. G. PENDi .F.TON, J.er'r
a. The Editor Of the Nsona! InteIligf .,c,s, ,;n
insert the above in his paper, for weeks lcccssve
", and transmit to this department an GHcyezgr If
such rubica,ion together with his account for nav
ment. Dec % NV, f'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22

fsNih subscriber being drsous ~ ,,ir- ira rl. ,,
passing through the town of G.,tesyiile Ccor,
monty called Osborn y has aupi'~ otie county cart
W ~. s'r.e'o, ana obtained an ,r,r appointing rn,o-
proposed to he urnci IT. is rltones ,hss the r,,,
pose Iol Sl1' fea"e tie. pres Mt o:e at diva, err
a9d running !hencf nery direct course to the VISIT
W. ;rIile IN "'e sMt town, occupied hv F-
Yiu' %. t' ern and confirming nrq,', il that
,tlor SO rs 10 er,er the present road near George
Co.. Gagks'nith's shop:
ne S'osc7' r. takes is method of making known
o. tai: in s. d town. may have an npnorfurv nr ma
Nl'P known their oiecriors to the turning of The sail
The 80 county.
.BTCR4EL r. MURRAY,
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gViH i>EDSCky3FR

I INTENDING TO move IN Richmond to live. vip ,r
fer Tor S"le to ;1c highest bi ..e, ~ i51y,.r ,o
Puts on TUESDAY the lOth av as 'rnriar, ne It. t. lag,
II not - xt fair day, has stnrS -.tlt and hos -
nroird'N snme gCc' horses ami unlesbs no.el,,, -
MIXTURE OF every description - r,,ane ue,,-,,s7ae
likely negro woman vitour',ers4nds washing a,i s1j-
ming ard .in cGasng, handSon,c pia to-, p,d No.
ness tor two horses also handsome Hik-y iue1 wnh
lamps AMI "shous Ald plated harness. aud n,ulpr
OF articles not here rated Six mtrth .,,.it
Will he even tie purchasers az sums nj $50 c-
upwards and bonds a.d GOO security will H. ,,-ur,j
'n Tor all purchases un1 y SO, c-, viii b. r,,Iar,i
- le sale Ill commerce. ~ - ,'ciork.
DANIEL TRIPIEiTT
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DESERTED

bNROM this post, on the IOti inst T5ours pLiIgbs.
private ~ my company, Shregt, it'll brig V.
VI agF forty four years, five feet one rich high grcv
tyc',ycliow hair, ard by profession agardener---.
S'nce deserted hs'h removed from near the pooy.
house ~ the eit' Of ticuuond-it is supposed he has
settled on the turnpike. Any person apprsherdine-
ard delivering the above dcserter ~ this earrso, or
10 any oihcrr At tbs place shall receive the rcwara
prescribed BY law IN such eases.
Camp Carter, Dec o. e.
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By The Go0c'uor If thc Commonwealth O
Virginia.
a ALTON.

sAHEREAS, the building appointed for holding
80 me Courts ct tn" County Of Essex hath been
desin, ed h frcl have thought CT; bv and with tn
aivee and consent o thu Council of State and in
pursuance a. the act of The General Assembly,
Reducing into one the several acts concerning
The ADJOURNMENT and places OTIS Ssion of certain courts
IN eeIfain cases, tn issue this my proclamation,
directing that the Courts for the said County of Essex
shall be hereafter holden in the building erectc, for
the Clerks Office IN the town ofTappahannock in the
built.
Given under my hard as Governor and
under the seal ofthe coulr1otw cath.
r..<.- "a, Richmond, ;hissevcnteenth lav of
.fe;'' December, ihnusand eight l,ln-
drrl srd frvteen, and of the
CummOnw, ultl The thirty. in b.
w. C.. NICHOLAS.
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COMMODORE MACDONOt1GH

8otd HtHlansf.--In addition to tae farm
on Cumberland Head presented by the state
or Vermont, and thc lot in Albany, gwen by
the corporation " that city, the legislature Of
this state have bestowed him one Thousand
acres Of the pllc land IN Sterling, Cayuya.
county This is certainly a Sterling reward
81 distinguished msut, which nc nope Nil be
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&.fIES or rLoCR. g..

A iAuCi1DN.--un Saturday the 2i,h in,. WI
= Le sold roSt've! ~ioic',, reserve, l7tp bhis ~
"r'rlne ilour uf tire last yea = crnn ar.'t most
esIeetahc brands II lies AT Ia, I'm b,r Houses
Mr. James Rro~n & hr. El~.id Cuur,cls,u on ~.
i.h on t'e csta; the sale to ca ,ncnrc "a, oi,. a.
zee ri III ocioct, mad adjourn 10 the d'f,.,u, ,,, so
".posi' Immediately after. vii! b. sold positively
wa hnt reserve. o. - ur-py.lcr, GO ann rior
cash. 40
hfonrure, Robinson & Pieasonte.
'lpc 90 =.
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H0r'c--c' in every similar case: and Com
modore Perry ought FIR the same reasons to
De coinpimentc' wit a small township on
the borderof Lake Eric. ". Y. Gel.
From tie Roqfcn Eaii hfucrtiscr, of Dec 1877
1t is well known, that Tor time pest tler. has
heen cthistant i;nportsiion of gools principally. We
bsheve, ut Hamrdcn, from CsstinC. under neutral
hass A very iarg, amount al goods, which nave bee"
regularly entsrei the duties being secured accu,lny
to law, is nov OF the way between the port of entry *
this place. We a'e mfiN med that orders have been
just issued L. the Nsrsia f the seizure o all ,cs.
COOKS on The ground tina, Cas,ine not being British
port, but port ni which the enemy have only military
possession, trade by neutlals between II and port o.
the l. States is not legitimate neutral trade.
'-.a- BOSTON, December IS
-hFtia Erfcaffjon-Itis said the President has is
sued o.rlcrsi Msj0r Genera, King, conn. an hl, Ill
VISION OF mta in Maine, Ia call into actual service
3'F' militia G as requested this State to advance
the funds necessary to deiay the experces. giving
RANGES ot expectation OF being able To renav them
M 90 days The Object has been supposed TO be the re-
CAPTURE OF Castne That place is bv nature so strong
that II would he difficult to take it the iand side;
h,'t The re-" othe Disirc, might he easily occupied
iuring the present war, the inhabitants find it to
TIER ntereS; IN ne uoder the Ia ish But in eact the
reverse would be the fact.
Ize.Ners-Engk,aI Col,,citior-Tbis Convention
~ commence its session in Hartford, Connecticut, the
next day after Tomorrow. Tie Delegates aye.
., va -'i''o"tttFi'NcfS-- ne non. George thbOi,
Harrison O. Otis. VIM. Prescott, Tm"'tv Bisplop,
Nathan Dana, Joshua Thomas. George Piss Joseph
!yTan, SarnelS Wilde, lfohah BAY les Daniel Wal
do, and Sierhen l.o'gf How, r. Esors
Rbode- ISi0rG-Hw,. Benis:an Hazard Daniel ~
mar, - M'r-ston. and Samuel Wairi, Esqr-s
oonR.c'icfif--iion. Chauncey Go",ich. James Hill
house, ichn Tr'2dwcll, Calvin Go',lsrd Zcphaniah
swift, Nathaniel Smith, and Roger Sherman, Fsqrs
.Ner- H'mfajre-iion. Be- i..,4n West auJ Mills
Orcoti, Esqrs.
'"Sn"v, Oct i2--Capt Mackonoclie Win arrived
~ 'o"n ON SUNDAY, 't dispatches, LEFT Quchec Sept
~. The d'y which tic li,ish forces were de-
f'a'rdhy SEA and land, NJ Pint,sburgh Can't VI
hr'ngs aconfmGton nj the cothne of plattshsrgh hv
the army u'l"r Sir & Prev 5, a naval action wa,
eSle"e-' f'iHsrth to take pace on axe Ctdmbitin,
VI. h.L.L ~ l-cLn.I, Sl.rru- nl.1a.x-l
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TWK lSNHSCNIHER

RESPECTFULLY Informs ITS friends and the
Z public that he intends opening school at Wing
son, the 18th ofJsny next lie proposes To- leach
The Latin, English, aud French languages grammatical
~, Geography and th use Of the GDbes Ar thuetic
and Mathematics in ai is various branches The pr',
Of board tuto' exclusive Of bedding will be SIOOf
the term which, excepting ore month Tor vacation will
coniinu from the above date tothe I5.h of De c-,,bcr
nrxt Quarterly payments in advance will be required
Due attention viii be paid to the behavior and m orls
OF his scholars.
THOMAS II. FOX.
Mr. toSs mole NJ instruction will be the same ss
that for" crly pursued by the suhseriher whore ms
vii compose pant Of Mr. fox's schop lie assures
uch es may not he acquainted with MIR Fox that be
we'll qualified 90 teach whsi ho proroses.
PETER NELSON.
De- 4 vs.a
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E.NQUIRER-CFEICE,
[VA.l DECEMBER %, 1914.
OFFICIAL.

Ertract ofa Disfatch To the d. n. General,
from the CAPTAIN Of me yidetteS, Dated
Hampton, 18th December,
past p. NJ.
81 have this moment returned from the
Bay shore, where have been for the purpose
of viewing the situation and number of the
British force in and about the Bay i COM
menced my observation Oh Back river and
continued along the Beach to Old Point, and
all the force reported in my last letter have
gone cut, except two 74's and one Brig. The
Ships are laying off the Capes at anchor the
Erir considerably nearer shore sailing about"
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y hint to the House-Keepers and Inhabitants
of Richmond

or NlCnnON0.
II has Frequently haffcnrd thGt The dill
Jgc7cc and acf'0iy n the Police officers IF
fh;s city. haoe 6een rendercd IF no Cfect,
because Nh" prisons 7vbo hare ind 6acon u
ether hroterfy stoienfr IN lhcm 7ccre NOT a.
Dir - identyp Il, b. am hriuGte mty;k u
their ogyn. Sitch eUidence as this is iHdiShcH-
sadly HrCcsaaru irthe prosecution If a Fe{oR,
IN tint him gidify, 10 bring rim 10 cogdi@n
punishment, a1fd 10 enabte tie fter80n AHA
ms io1t frohcTIy 10 recoUeT il aG1H. II is
Mrr FIR recommended ~ Nouse Keep rs and
other f'erson8, 10 tut some hJfvGte marx IN
their 6acon and other articles HGbie Z, be
stolen, zvtich may be kNo5on BIZ Themselves,
but nOs easily brrccjuedby othcre..
II FRIEND IO HONESTY.
Married, TH'Usd e-c,,inp last, Gv me Rer.
Jeim CouttDcv, Ma An4ALoM JuNgs, il u tAc GBlta-
6ie and much ddf5ed Wis Rance NJ Bgow NI~G-
dHghier u HI. J.hn Ero4gmj,g &c'a bott # H.at-
c0lapty.
Died, on the SHi inst. t. tic county or Fss"x Or.
VIM. Baynl'un, Of the most amiabie clarac er,
and one Of me distinguished Surgeons 9th" Age.
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DESERTED

ITR0M my company At Camp Bouon.'s Bridge on
Ihu9sdsy the day Of Dec. lsli
PEEER BERRP e Jesse BRIGHT
H-ELI,
l1Vatcs IN my company rf7h repi,nent 4th brigade
ne hr7' - man ~ very isrk conn Non dark hair
block eyes, about fcr two inches HIGH oc.ur,,;n
%aggoner, and resided in the county of Prince Fdward
lie natter aiiut FIVE G-et ten inches high swartl,y
'oinpicN"n, dark hur, grey ewes, down look, oeeu-
p'oh shoemaker; rcstf ia the county Of Prince
ruW"H Both ti" above desertrrs were from the 65d
Regiment W Light Infantry The legal reward will
he l"'d i'r experimenting ard dealing with those deser.
ters according 60 law.
JOSIAH PENICK, Captsia.
Dee %, 5tu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
COMMUNICATIONS
Coz. I,nS.

Observing IN late Enquirer xirrct from the
"ohve Branch comparing the expousof the iac,i-
ous New-E, and States, with those E the other
States, anal having statement from the Secretary of
the lieasIrs Report, ofthc articles expo,tei from
the T. =. IN the year ending so,l Sept 1908, have
made The following calculation, by which it appears,
there is nearly as much produce brought to Ills
town ot Richmond, as is exported nom all the FIVE
N.w-Engi2nd States together
Exports from tie whole L. < ~ the following a,;i-
c'es; MS the Eastern States do 40, vn, any ding ~.
She leading articles, OF GRAIN Tobacco, Cotton and
Rec, the, are left out
The produce tho Fishcrie, E2635 600
Lumber, say Plank, Slaves, Shingles,
&c 9,so0,oOo
0as Bark. and other dies 1850
Pot x Pearl Ashes $4,000
Probe; of si,nas, say Beef PcrS,
Sheep, Horses, Males, Iitiie,
Cheeec;;S'c. il35, Ooo
Manufactures i,G55,Q00
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
BRICK-.u.4KI,NG, BRICK. L.aTEN'9.
.4.N'D .SL1TZ,NG,

Carried ON and executed with neatness & desna,c, he
FBABB 4 MYERS, at the south corner of r. anil
Z esd streets who respectfully ofer their servce,
e. the citizens of Ricmoud.Ihey will furnish rna,e
rails Of the best quality or ir more suitable 10 he %
ployer, they will work up materials furnished Tbcv
are acquainted WIN the most approved plans Of SET
ting CRATES, stills, bake ovens furnaces AMI 6rev,
m general. They have on hand for sale about va,
hundred Thousand well burnt bricks, OF h5nerne en-.
lou Pee IS fo,.e