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CASE OF CURE,
,aIecteI from q RlilaefoNS llst.

Selected PROM u Rst"tefo@S 'S'C'
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cond street, betweea lsiary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily n'a'>eth
oath as follows: nanely-that ms wac,
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Notwithstanding. the mostrespectaDie me-
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IoHN HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before nbenezer
Fe,r,,son. esq. one Of the justices OF the
neace for Philadelphia county.
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a. MOORE, Res',.
This is to olive Notice

o ~ w ANollcc,
That the subscriber of Alexandra cou,..
in the District OF Columbia, has obt,r.1
from the Orphans Court of said cOnr. s0
letters of administration on the rewnr1
estate of p. Williams, late of said co"s
ty, dec'd-All persons having claims
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and passed by the Orphans Court N
or before tie 14th day of Dec. new u
or they may by law be excluded 6nH
all benefit TO said estate, and those IN
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day of June 1915.
TRITHENA WILLIAMS,
.4aminitratrir,
June 14-15. st
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some person supposed by mistale r
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z ORPHANS Con RI

.aleaaadria County, jane Term TO-.
4 AKDERED that the administr,h,;Srl '
W Peter Williams, decd. do " ;a .
the following advertisement tbras , u.
in the Alexandria newspapers. Sl's'
A cOpy-Test.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15
FROM HALIFAX

The tate Halifax ftafers received herr, do
not contain any tate intelligence from, Eu-one
Some London hahers dated early in Dee.
furnish The follozrine articles
" Uffhin tie last hIree days, great lime
rican house GMe Barings1 has Purchased ut,
7varas Of t.vo millions in the fi.nds. The GER
tahlty ofheGce bet7Ueen England and H.
merics, 9uas ANTICIPATED in London some
7cecks before tie PRONUNCIATION Of the Ireaty,
and oceaSio7ed regular and ertenSiUe rise
in The Stocks. THE London hatlers say, the
american ENJOYS kent their. friends constant
ty acquainted acith the flrogress of tie nero
eIation. Mr.. Gaiiatfn is rehorted 10 haze
many millions IF Stock in his iioesession FIR
sale.
!" Murat is recognized King of Natsles BIZ
all The Evotean f0zUers, erceht France e
Sicily. TIE Pofie has also sanctioned the IL
tie. flis nile IL noqo Joachim T. King ofNa-
hles. tie on his first coronation, called himself
King ofthe tqpo Sicifes.
=" The whole number of houses DESTROYED
IN Moscow gcas 6352-of zcAich 1923 hape
been rebuilt, zpith piOdsrn improvements"
Pc Bost Csaz
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From Ne7v- Bed6rd. March ..

From Ne7v Bedford March 9.
Arrived here this day the British brig Fly
ing Fish, John Blackmer, prize to the David
Porter privateer of this port, captured 2Gnd
January, off the Rock of Lisbon, from Lon
don, bound to Trieste. with valuable car
OF 80 casss, 100 bbls. and 152 bags coffee,
90 casks refined sugar, nine bales cloves, 6
bags cinnamon, so ceroons and cases indi-
co. Ia bales long cloths, IS cases and pack
ages dry goods, 1l0bags pepper, "a bags CO.
Goa, dye woods, porter, rum, sc. The Flv-
ing Fish has been chased different times !;
escaped by superior sailing. She is a vessel
OF 100 tons burthen, formerly an American
privateer, since built upon, coDpercd to the
bends.
Our harbor is now quite clear of ice.
a gentleman from New-Lontlon, arrived
at Boston. states, that thirteen seamen de-
serted from the barses which brought the
British officers on shore last Thursday. In
consequence the Admiral had ordered that
the boats OF the squadron should not land "a
gam and the elegant Packet sloop Cor
della, Captain Taber, had been chartered
to bring the officers on shore when they
wished to come, and convey them back a.
gain.
We understand, by advices from the from
tiers. that the British are preparing TO de-
liver up Michilimack;nac, Niagara and the
part OF massachusetts, near Passamaquoddy,
which they have some time occupied a
discretion is left. il the late law fixing the
peace establishment, to the President, which
leaves him the opportunity to retain any part
OF the troops, should any delay take place ON
the part OF the British to give up the north
ern posts, as occurred after the peace Of
1888. 3yroy,,
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more. Embrace Rejoice And thou, too
my much wrong sophist My dear benu-
sed, self-massacrcd sophist-Bleeding as thou
art, Rejoice Thy Funds now shine. The
long conspiracy is over. The Barons are
bothered
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CAPTURE OF THE sYREN.

CAPTURE OF THE SYREN,
The following is from the London Observer
of Nov. 20:
The London Gazette Of the 18th, con
taIns an account or the capture, after a chase
OF eleven hours, by II. M. S. Midway, Cap
tain Brine, on July -, of the United States
brig OF war Syren, of Is guns and 137 men.
During the chase the prize threw overheard
all her. guns, boats, anchors, cables and
spars."
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dispatch from Maj. Gen. Goss.i lin, anr.ous-
cling the Peace.
We understand. that two powerful squad
rons. Ito include the whole d:sposabl. force
of the U. States) are preparing for the Me-
diterranean. against the Algerines. The
lst division. it is reported, will consist of the
light vessels purchased at New-York, by
Capt. Porter, the Guerrero and Constella-
ton fiigates, sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE,
Ricimond. Aarch AN, 1915.
T. business will be done in this Office between The
L = 23d inst and the 5th of Aril next
49, g. JNO. CHEW, Aeu'.
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FOR SALE,

& Z Public auction on Saturday the 25th inrs,. .,
A l29elock y VI. at 'fribue's Tavern NChe;si
Cgm'y) about ~ mile from MancAeste~ On The ,ur,,
PIKE rad, resriy opposite s.I Tavern
u LOT OK PaRCEL or L.g.H'D.
Containing one andnrss. j6apMs o.c-ee. viii. ~, 81,
hns-house, u. thereoD.Fvl,sc months or .it ID,
be siven.-bo"d sitli arr~o,.d 1ecority AID frert
deed viii be- rso'red ii. spulasls light ao,l ~
vii be msio--by ''''
Msrch IS. gcsv
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From The Ms4v-London Gazette office.
March 9.

MIR. Hughes, one of the Secretaries of the
American Legation at Client, arrived here
last evening, in the Transit, So days from
aourdeaux.
We learn verbally, by the Transit, that
the appointment of Soult as Minister Of War
was very popular. Lord Wellington said,
publicly, ten days before the treaty of peace
reached Paris, that he expected orders from
his Government to proceed to America and
il so, he should &c.
George w. Erving, Minister of the United
States to the court Of Madrid, was still in
Paris.
List Of american YeSseis lef in France.
Schr. VIXEN, J. Risborough, from N. York :
schr. McDonough, Gill, do: ship Alexan-
der, Plowitch, PhiladeIphia, at Rochelle :;
ship. Gustavus Adolphus, New-York, at
Bordeaux.
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Fron, the Boston Palladium, 1fa,c5 ,.

TTVm We Bo8foR Palladium, DIafch 3.
a gentleman from Quebec, via St. Joh,r's
informs, that he met GeBcral Sir George
Murray, Commodore Owen, Captain Pay1e
and several other officers at Pressure Isle
or their way from Halifax to Quebec; thew
had not heard of the Peace. The news Of
Peace was published at 81. Johns the ion
ult. by express.
y X. M. briss RiAeman and Pclter, arriv-
ed at StJohn's or the 10Th. The former car
RED TO Digby, CT its way to H..gt4z, the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

We have been favoured by Mr.. George NJ.
Cummings, passenger in the Lydia, from Lis
DOT, with ME OF the London Courier to
the 5th Jan. from which we subioin the tol-
lowing extracts: Phil. Gaz.
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WAR WITH ALCIFps

we have said from the moment that Al
gers availed herself Of our war with F.ngland
to insult our minister and make prisoners of
our ceuntrymen, that the day Of Peace with
England ought to be the day of War aeait,xt
Algers. We repeat the declaration. No,
one moment should be lost in eqripping GU ,
navy to attack the Pirate. He should give
up our captive countrymea, AID relin19ish
his annual tribute, or his town sbonld h haf-
tered about his ears.-NVe could not v n :,
hner school for GA navy. The Trp,lit m war
brought great talents To- li5ht-A war with
A'gers would be reproductive OF the same be-
nefits.
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Mr.. Fisk of \. Y submitted for consider
alton the following resolution
FrSoivSd, Tat the rules of the house be
so am21ded, that officers who have re-
cclyed or shall hereafter receive the thanks
OF Congress for their gallantry and coed con-
duct displayed in the service of their country,
snail be admitted to seats within the walls
of the House
On motion of Mr.. johnson of XIV.
RrsofUed, That the committee of WAYS
ana Means be instructed to enquire into the
expectancy of establishing in the state of
kentucky Loan Office, and in such other
states in which no Office is establ shed.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
he bill from the Senate making an ap-
preparation for rebuilding or repairing the
Public Buildings in the city of Washington,
was read third time.
Mr.. Pscksrins spoke against the bill, on
the general ground of opposition to the per-
manency OF the seat of government.
n motion was made by Mr.. ITebstcr to
recotnmit tie bill, with CERTAIN instructions
as to amending or modifying the bill.
Inns motion was advocated by the mo-
YER ard by Mcssrs. Grosvcnor, CASTOR.
Wright and Aston, oe opposed by Messrs
Lewis, Fisk of y. Y. Rhca of Ten. and NJ
KIM The debate was long. and warmly
contested by the affirmative side of the ques-
ton.
The vote on this motion by Yeas and
Nays, exhibited majority of - votes against
it.
Mr.. TAILOR moved ia recommit the bill
with instructions 20 the committee Tn report
proviS'ons to- concentrating the public build
mgs wh'ca motion was negatived, yeas and
nays.
after muc'i and Jealous debate
The question on the passage OF the bill.
was decided as toliows: Yeas rs, Nays SO.
The bill now only wants the signature of
the President to become a law1
The engrossed bin in addition TO the act
iorreSnlating the Post Office Establishment
Graduating the per centage allowed to Post
masters according 90 the increased rates of
postage) was rea a third time and passed.
And the House adjourned.
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who Immediately submitted il TO the Prcsi-
deaf. The general principis of the treaty, is
a restituiion and recognition OF the rights and
possessions of each party, as they stood be-
tore the war ; with adequate provisions to
settle ali the disputed points of boundary, by
commissioners, subject to the decision of an
amicsh!c sovereign, in case the com uissioners
10 not agree in opinion. The title to the IS
lands in the bay OF passamaquod,ly being con
troverted, the possession will remain with the
parties respectively, which now hold them,
un,i the commissioners decide upon the title,
but without prejudice 20 the claim of either
party.
Periods are fixed for the restitution of mar
time captures in different ATTITUDES * hos
til'ties are tn Cease IS soon AS the notifications
oFthe treaty are exchanged ut Washington
il is understood that Mr.. Baker is the bearer
OF the treaty ratified by the Prince Regent !;
and will be ready TO exchange the ratiiica-
tions, when the President and the Senate
have passed upon the subact. We are hap
py to add, that the treySy is thought in all
respects to De honorable to the nation and to
the negociatcrs. The President will, proba-
bly,, layi before the Senate to-day.
.hosioaaI InteAigcncer.
we have been favored with the following
supplement to the Client newspaper.
from the Journal de Gaad, fiohtigue, sc.
7RANSLA1IoN
From TIE Client Political Journal
The Journal not appearing to-day, the Ed
itor presumes he shall give pleasuse to his
subscribers in apprizing them of the agreea-
bic news, that on Saturday the gath, PE.ACE
was signed between the English and Ameri-
can Plenipotentiaries, although the arrange
nents of the Treaty are not known, and pro-
badly will not be known until after their ra-
tincation, we believe we may assure our rea-
ders that this Peace, honorable to both ma
tons, will gioriously reconipanse the
Efforts and patriotism of the Americans
Couriers have been immediately expcdi-
ted to England and America.
Major General JAcoD BRowv departed hence
on Saturday morning his return TO ire from
sicr
Previous TO lis departure, he presented with
an invitations to dinner by the eubers OF Congra
and 10 ball ON the sameevering by the citzens; to
both OF which he eturuvd for au9wcr, that hut for
military duties which densnded his immediate AT en
Oh, he would with pleasure avail himself Of them.
n vat. Int.
letter received in this city Yesterday from Boston
states That intelligence had eachet there via Salem
that fourteen British merchant sscs iad heen driven
ont of the port of St Malovs, in France by the pap
ulace. ". y. .J;sr. .2ef,
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FEATHERS ~ QUE CAP

France bis f. quently been worsted in
her vars with Engand--Yet France had 90
to Is millions ofpc pie, large regular armies,
considerable fleets and heavy purse. ITs
young people, just in the giistlc, with a
small nlvy, raw army and straitcned
treasury, have encountered the same enef,y
aad conciu,icd peace with erwhte the
stripes vcre vt bleeding on her back
AGAIN We hav. enr1tnterel IN enc
NY who owned the largest feet that has ev-
er rode TIC sea, purse without bounds. and
troops which she d, proud enough 20 say, are
TIE brst FL the .qorid-ard vet zye bav. con, !.
b-tted Der, smgL-huDdcd as we we've. until
ne balance OF defeats IS heavily against
Mr,nlnk these things are enough to make
us httie " VAiu.' aud "a little " boastfui."
an'aNs SD sbacs p. ErJrcsses, IL fs'r7ts, r7gsIeq
o. ff re n ott 90 6t-'iae ut1u as. oy he a5,-iro{
y 20. CFr5b,--th vi, tefe s17cd fran tier clutch.
stH gag ~ 1881 r.ss ahircsaed bv agr Faygsr
'es1 ieAst"-, 70 y,a Lsrek Il fa. eist. ~
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CONGRESS.
INSENATE.
Friiau. F.brnaru 10.

FriRay, February 10.
The bill from the House making provision
for subsisting the army of the United States,
by authorship the appointment of Commits
saries of Subsistence, was read second
time, and referred to the committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Mr.. Giles, from the committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill to authorize the set
tiement and payment Of certain claims for
the services of the Militia and the bill was
read and passed to second reading
NATIONAL BANK.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the bill to incorporate the Subscribers
to the Bank Of the United States of Amerl-
ca.
Mr.. Giles movedto strike out that part of
the rules for the government of the bank,
which follows:
Unit the FIRST Monday Of April, 1916, it shall not
he obligatory on the sa, corporation pay its notes in
specie bnt sli the Of the said corpoI7tion vhe
Their payable at the seat Of the Bank in Philadelphia
or elsewhere, shall be payable in other notes Of t.
said corporation, on in Treasury the option of
the applicant and il at any time during the contnu-
aHce of tue prescott war between the U. States and
u b7'nn, and period ofoPe yeHr after the termina-
ton Gi the saul war, demand STALL be miuie upon the
sail corporation tor gold silver CON to amount,
and under circumstances which indnce 4 reasonable
9nd probable belief that the specie capital may be
greatly Diminished or endangered, 1t shall be lawful
- '<'''S itltoO OL tlc tilectpFS to author
ise te suspension o. specie Pay MIS- for such time or
times rs they may deem proper"
Alter mach debate, tic Question on this
motion was decided rs follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Brown, Daggett, Dana,
Frsmentn, Gaiiiard German, Giles, Colds
borough, Gore, Hunter, King, Lambert,
Mason. Thompson, Wclls-15.
NAYS--Messrs. Anderson, Barbour, Bar
~, Blob, Chase, Condit, Howell, Kerr. La
cock, Morrow, Roberts, Robinson, Smith.
Talbot, Tait, Turner, Vanum, Wharton
18.
On motion by MIR. Gore, to amend the
bill, by inserting therein a provision that
the authority Of the banks to paw its
notes otherwise than by specie, shall be ex-
pressed on such note"--the vote stood as fol-
lows
YEAS-Messrs. Brown, Daggett, Dana,
Fromentin, Gaiilard German, Giles, Colds
borough, Gore. Hunter, Kerr, King, Lam
bert, Mason, Ihompson-15.
NAYo-Messrs. Anderson, Barbour, Bar
~, Bib, Chace, Condt, Howell, Lacock,
Morrow, Roberts, Robinson, Smith, Tai
bot, Tat, Turner, Varum, Wells, Whar-
ton-1S.
On the question d" shuN The Bill be s,,gross-
cd and read q tgird Holr as amcHded ?"--the
vote stood as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Anderson, Barbour, Bar
ny, Bib. Chace, Condjt, Howell, Kerr La
cock, Morrow, Roberts. X ,binscr. Smith.
Talbot, TAFT, Turner, Varndm, Wharton
10.
NAYS-Messrs. Brown, Dnsgett, Dana,
Fromentin, Gaillard, German, Giles, Colds
borough, Gore, Hunter, King. Lambert, .da-
son, Thompson, Weiis--15
And the Senate adjourned.
S1furi1g, rel. II.
The New National BANK Bt,i. was read a
third time, and, liter debate, passed, by a
vote Of IS to 10. We have moi been able 70
procure the Yeas and Nays for to-day.
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CIRCULAR
20 C.0lcerS SHheriatrnaing tie rccr.sit;,zr Of
regiments and CARTS.
Office OF supefint .wiance of the
Recruiting Service

SIR. " '''''o''"' Feo' Is 1875
deIs. f" Ni''' i''ther or
o" wa nrneti, call in all your suborsIinet. IN
GERS "'Vi t';r parties aud direct them To- l,nI ~ .,
you 'neir reerudng accounts, which, witt, vn. -,
you VIII Onward with as little delay as possibi,. +, tt
profeF officers AZ Vashingon those for b,I.tiss enf
PS"'''' 10 'l' FtY master 'enerd-those for contin
ueh' ana all accounts, Irthros AMI vouchers, r,s,i
70 rms, aeenutrrments, cluihing add cam
nc vouper.ntend'nt General Of Military Supplies
iou WEI settle All accounts the hire of = ,o,s
and quarters, and for all contingent exne,c I ri
u'S" special care to prevent any waste of pnhDic r,
perry IN tue possession Yourself ad ronr snhori, t
mn ~ soon rs YOU lave coll ed your pa ties firm
r eur "''t,"t lendaz o 2, rnu WI port 70 selt
raj tor ord rs iSo''' He'f-
have the honor to be- Sir, your obelient servant.
X II. VI MCPHERSON. s. r.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


THE BtRBARY POWERS
h ~ e'@f2 Of Va offered TOR epnsis ,.,i,.n the fo
loving resolution, whic', he s,id you'd s,.,k n, -
sen, anu preclude the necessity any euclAtory re-
i't"@fS5si nat tine President OF the T. & h. r.
quesed Ia cause to b. Laid before this h0,st. sb ;f
NATION AS he shall deem Necessary 10 be 15ni,,,ic,
tea tluching the ot the relations .xis,;, h,
the US and the Barlary powers"
ne resolution was agreed to, l;a. eoA and com.
nlittee appointedt e lay before the Prs,,r.
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LIST NIGHTS MIN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.
THE PEACE

THE PEACE.
L ne reaty OF Peace, as concluded by orr
Minister'S at Client with the Br;t h go, oui
sioners, and ratified by the Prince R..o.rt =
the name of the King of g. Britain. wa, ves-
terday, immediately on its meeting, laid he
tore the Senate of the u. States. II vqs not
decided on yesterday, but probably viii be. To-
oay' he general opinion is. that its tcrrns
are such as to ensure its ratification.
Inc proceedings Of the Synate being with
closed doors on such occasions, the prs
cent Fpciamation vii first apprize us of
the features of the Treaty. ,yyt r., vi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

ne Senate sat with closed doors vester.
hay' out we Understand they adjourned Win
nut coming to any conclusion upon the sib-
{ec5 OF the tire ty. No doubt is ent rtained
however, that the treaty will be ratified with
IS little delay rs possible, because. bv the
terms OF the instrumen, hostlilias are not
70 Cease until 1t is rat.hcd.--Fcd. Ken. 16fh